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1 ^ MANCHESTER NAS IT! Fair Fair tonight; becoming MAY WE SUGGEST •WEATHER cloudy. Detail's on page 2. BUSINESS DIRECTORY GUIDE FOR jPLAnERS A SALAOS . . . \m YGUR HULIOAY WEEKENO;; J h u e • ITAUM IfICIALTIlI • H O N B ^ Plli Vol. C, No. 23 — Manchester, Conn., Monday, October 27, 1980 YOVK HOMETOinS yEfTSPAPER Since 1881 . 20(l I ^ tt MANCHESTER AND SURROUNDING • Dili ITEM! •AirriPAtTO i ^ou otaii • CATfAIM •naUAN HAAD GAUtT M UD a UHt®* Marinated Mushroom, Inc. W* c»(fY 10 1 p>*l VICINITY The rh*n t AM. "(3 IBil of &a&i of •Ki'lc'i DMLY FEATURING THIS WEElT .. 182 South Miln St. • Manchost^ Formal plan sought for mill rehab SwvlM itlll mMnt iOmithlnB to U6 — tnd Mrvlot iR tini ipiodino inowflf By MARTIN KEARNS Another possibility is that town of­ quality ot the area is maintained. The CUNLIFFE AUTO BODY tlrrw with you to help you lolM t th# right ptint flnlih for ih tt JoG you ro plan- Herald llrporler fices in the now-crowded municipal complex is one of a dozen historic ' ■ “i nlng. Sat U6 tor paint and aarvioa whan you plan your nairt prolact. building could be relocated in the sites included in the National ic- •vr' MANCHESTKK- Town officials clock lower mill. Town officials, Register of Historic Places, and ”24 have asked a New York developer to however, have not taken any position redevelopment would not be allowed submit a formal proposal for the on Rosen’s of£er''to include the of­ to change its appearance. 6 4 3 -0 0 1 6 EA Johnson PAINT CQ redevelopment of one building in the fices in the redevelopment plan. While the plan includes the con­ •COMPLETE COLLISION REPAIfl tOub aging Cheney Mill complex. The town would use revenue struction of at least 106 one-bedroom ■A: 'FOREIQN AND AMERICAN CARS iNOEPENCtNT In discussions last week. Abraham acquired from rental fees to pay off units, it could include as many as 180 • 49-4801 •RUSTY JONES RUST PROOFINQ Rosen, whose Manhatten firm owns the 40-year lease. Elderly residents units. The decision on whether to in­ 'A about half of the former Cheney could also qualify for federal housing clude municipal offices in the plan •'A n , 2 Manager Robert Weiss is A New York developer has proposed PARTS FORMAL’S INN INC. penttand The Florist Rosen has suggested the construc­ that state and local fire codes are scheduled to meet Tuesday with of­ restoration of the clock tower mill on Elm the second largest in the complex and the "AUTO PARTS FOR LESS’ tion of at least 106 units of elderly adhered to. The U.S. Department of ficials from both HUD and the U.S. Street. Under the plan described Thursday, at first to be seriously considered for rehabilita­ 24 BIRCH ST. HOURS housing in the clock tower mill which the Interior must also review the Department of the Interior to discuss least 106 units of elderly housing would be tion. (Herald photo by Kearns) 8 TO 8 MON.-FRI. 775 MAIN ST. TEL. 643-6247 contains 208,000 square feet of space. plan to ensure the architectural Rosen's proposal. 8 TO 5 SAT. A SUN. ..3 . A 44 F.T.D. 307 E. CENTER ST. (REAR) DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER MSTR CHG WORLD WIDE MANCHESTER AMER EXPRltlT SERVICE BEHIND LENOX PHARMACY a For'the Groom we have a special GROOMS Power outages blamed on winds TUXEDO FREE POLICY FLO’S Cfke Decorating Supplies Inc. MANCHESTER One in mid-morning and lasted Most of the problems were caused The fallen wires caused no traffic reports of three-quarters of an inch. hardest bit by the water shortage. a We have a size range from a boys 4 to a 846-0238 87S-32S2 widespread blackout, affecting 1,598 throughout the day. The blackouts by tree limbs falling on electrical back-ups or snarls, despite the Although the rain broke the Giles curtailed use of the reservoir homes, plus scattered outages, affected smaller numbers of homes, wires. The town fire department dis­ scattered occurances, police said. drought which has severely lowered and it now serves the 250 Glastonbury Service MASTER m ans 5 4 A COMPLETE UNE OF MLTMCMIEIIECOMIIONS patcher reported downed wires early lO F UANCHESTER/ROCKVILLE \ resulted from Saturday’s gusting throughout Manchester, but the The largest problem was reported on Manchester’s reservoirs, it was not customers, rather than also a portion 70 UNION 9T. in the afternoon at Laurel and Chest­ sufficient to lift the water ban im­ a All our tuxedos are In stock on the 191 CRNTU tT- wind and heavy rain. majority of problems were in the Pine Street, again caused by a fallen of Manchester. MANCHISTIR, CONN. NOCKVILL1.CONN. The blackout In the northeast sec­ west side, according to the nut Streets. tree. The traffic quickly dispersed, posed on watering lawns or washing premises for you to try on at your con- Won. • M . ^ 0-% HOURS tion began at 1:15 p.m. when a tree Manchester Police and Fire Later in the afternoon, about 5:30, police said. cars. * A ban on unnecessary water use C TOTAL CLEANINB SERVICES Ttwr»4 104 CLOSED TUBS. limb fell on electrical wires on Departments. In one case a blackout a utility pole ignited at 501 Hartford The Highway Department reported Jay Giles, public works director, was imposed about a month ago, HOME AND BUSINEIIS vonlonco D A ILY 10-8 Parker. Street. The neighboring affecting homes on Pine, Cedar, Road. The dispatcher said the minor only one case of flooding, on Porter said the Buckingham Reservoir has when the reservoir water levels had CALL 040-3433 • A seamstress and tailor are available to Wedding Caket A Specialty homes were powerless for about 33 Pleasant and Walnut' Streets lasted fire caused no damage. Street, caused by leaves clogging the about six Inches of water above the critically dropped. Besides the reser­ serve you properly minutes, according to the Hartford at least 4 hours, according to police. The low voltage caused by storm drain. main pipe. However, divers found a voirs Manchester uses underground OVER 4 5 Electric Light Company spokesman. HELCO spokesman said about 2421 scattered outages set off the fire The Cooper Hill Water Treatment ^ o n d a ry pipe further below the wells for its water. The well water MOHAWK INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY, INC. MANCKSTER Another 1,000 custom ers in Manchester customers, including the alarm at Washington School, the Plant recorded 1.2 Inches of rain Water line. If the water level drops would be sufficient to supply the Suppliers of Safety Protection • Special Cruise Package starting at *30.00 YEARS scattered incidents were also left major blackout, were left powerless town fire department dispatcher during Saturday’s storm. This was the pipe could be used. town, but there is little pumping EXPERIENCE powerless by the storm which started for some period Saturday., reported. slightly higher than other area The Buckingham Reservoir is capacity to distribute it. T •FOUL WEATHER SUITS P rom “ ■ ■ MEMORULCO. •BOOTS •HOSE Opp. East Camatary :ALL 649-5607 •GLOVES •TARPS •RESPIRATORS! QUALITY .-■V' HARRISON «>r. STATES ]\o decision made 5 ai»n Rd.»Manch0$t0r»843-51O7 DELTA lUlinEIUIICE S CMIPET CLEDlERS MEMORIALS MANCHESTER EVERYTHING IN^LASS Frank Amone GhfinMNiin • WE CAN’T HIDE BEHIND OUR PRODUCT" 649-7901 on hostages^ fate Grooms Tux FRE l/v' J.A WHITE GLASS GO. \ . x > : m . Aak about our policy LONDON (UPI) - Iran’s Parlia­ Because Tuesday is a Shiite election Nov. 4 — the first anniver­ 6 4 9 - 7 3 2 2 ment met twice today in discussions Moslem holiday, Parliament decided sary of their capture — because on terms for freeing the 52 American not to meet again until Wednesday, Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini does Ot'ER 30 YEARS EXPERIENCE 775 MAIN ST. N'3' hostages and adjourned until when its session presumably again not want their release to benefit any 31 B I8S ELL ST. M ANCHESTER MANCHESTER, CONN. will be secret, Pars said. An "open •MIRRORS tSHOWER DOOR »STORE FRONTS Wednesday without reaching any presidential candidate. •SAFFTY GLASS «BATHTUB ENCLOSURES «ETC. decision. session” was scheduled for The sources said this was the The official Iranian news agency Thursday. earliest the hostages could be freed FAMOUS BRAND P ars, reached by telephone in "Today’s program is a corUinua- and cautioned that much hard J. B. ELECTRONICS Tehran, raid the day’s second session tion of yesterday's," a member of bargaining remained before the TELEVISION - APPLIANCES STEREO • MUSIC AMPS • TV was as inconclusive as the first. the Iranian Parliament secretariat Iranians make their final terms for told UPI by telephone from London, release clear. H SALES AND SERVICE ‘ I The Majlis, or Parliament,, spent M\M HtSTtR more than seven hours debating not Debate on the hostage issue bepn In the first session, the Ionian only the hostage crisis but the latest Sunday when the Parliament iiri- deputies debated the issue for four NOME MnOVUENT reports from the battlefronts In the mediately voted to make its hours and 15 minutes without MV. deliberations secret. Nothing of the reaching anV conclusions, the Parlia­ I's , 35-day-old war with Iraq, Tehran 'O' radio said. substance about the debate has ment secretariat spokesman said. LniAItt ■ TV 6 4 9 -3 5 8 9 But the main topic was the report leaked out since. Hajjatoleslam Hasemi Hafsanjani, 2 •it !• SIN 1 Skip JACK BERTRAND 643-1262 iz1 of a seven-member parliamentary The United States, along with the Parliament speaker, conferred » \i I commission appointed to recom­ much of the world, was anxious about with Khomeini on the hostage issue, '^RaflamSnaiSe ViSrpenileanef^l mend "conditions” under which the hints and rumors the hostages would the BBC said It quoted Rafsanjani as saying afterward there was no MERCURY 4€EyCY “Specialaing in Steam Cleaning Carpets" _ | 52 Americans, held for 359 days, be freed soon. would be allowed to go home. But in Beirut, senior Iranian reason the hostages could not be Complete Janitorial Sarvicaa | Tehraft radio, meanwhile, brushed diplomatic sources said Iran will not freed if President Carter agrees to Phoiw 646-27S6 Commarclal • Raaldantlal i aside what it called ‘‘rumors’’ of an free the hostages until after the U.S. the conditions parliament would lay down. NO SERVICE CHARGE WW M MMKflESTER TO SERVE ■ imminent release for the hostages in 7 a broadcast talk titled "The United Here at Delta Maintenance, our professionally trained staff ° V«lBETTER I States and Daydreaming," ItfSKVRtlQni for 6 H oM t • AIrtInos • StoamtMps of 17 is now here in, Manchester ready to serve you. Our years CALL FOR FREE ESTIMAnS 643-50B0 | V I > A "The U.S.A. does not know tjie real 927 Msin tlTMl MBnetwttw of experience and lop line equipment will guarantee that you « 4il — — — ^ j| position of Islamic Iran, which is that moncloy. get it done right. We'll clean yqur carpel and upholstry at our A U.S. Air Force C-9A ambulance plane we will not hand over any of the spacious new headquarters, or for your convenience, right in American hostages will be released from hostages unless the United States hostage-release fever has been SPECIALIZINe IN ‘ 2 L0CATI0N8 TO SERVE YOtl stands ready at Rhein-Main U.S. Air Force Iran. They will be flbwn to the base for acceeds to the demands of the in sports lowered a bit by the Carter ad­ SUPERIOR MUFF! ERS your own home.'We would also be glad to show you how to gel Base in Frankfurt, Germany, Sunday. The ministration and by the Iran the. most but o)f your floors, free home maintenance tips just M MMaBia, Non 9N MW sncT transfer to the Wiesbaden Air Force Islamic revolution and to the Imam’s Buffalo upends Patriots in NFL egmiTE rmnw I cernN aiNi U.S. military in West Germany is ready to ilospital. (UPI photo) (Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini's) ... Page 13. parliament's delay. Tuesday’s DON WILLIS GARAGE, INC for stopping jn. Al Delta we're large enou^ for your office. move as soon as word comes that the 52 decision," the broadcast said. ^ a le on top in Ivy League and debate between Carter and Ronald SPECIALISTS LOW COST numm Reagan could be the key to next WHEEL ALIGNMENT BRAKE SERVICE • WRECKER SERVICE small enough for your home.' WHIL8 YOU WAIT (FHOTO MAPV) UConn wins another thriller ... GENERAL REPAIRING Whalers’ skein ends ... Page 16. week’s vote. Page 8. Propane Cylinders Filled MINIT-MAN PRINTING Blast Catholic achieves one of two 24 HOUR SERVICE 111 MMB 8T. • aAMtnia • S4S-177T pre-season soccer goals ... Alberto Air Conditioning Service Specialilinc in - SEE US FOR ENORAVED NAME PLATES Inside today - m a in s t r e e t • TRY OUR NEW l-B IM 8 MPaB Auto industry prospects mixed Salazar wins New York Marathon '8 MANCHESTER CONN 06040 I carpet & upholstery cleaning. 4»aaig|8T.«aiiBHMn8. ... Page 14. Classified...... 21-22 coMMfoM m4 iiAntnal accoonts DETROIT (UPI) - By 1982 or mixed. Some signs point to a follow through," said Arvid Jouppi, unanimous forecasts by U.S. auto FREE ESTIIHATES Comics...... 23 iwIco9Io4 honw cleaning 1983, it’s generally agreed, cars and recovery from the industry’s worst senior vice president and auto in­ executives that the industry will con­ cM for rectal rates Politics Editorial ...... ■... trucks will be selling at a terrific recession since the 1930s, and others dustry analyst for the John Muir Co. tinue its slow recovery from reces­ ...... 4 windows Entertainment ...... OSTRINSKY clip. promise trouble ahead. "It was a quick lift [ollow^^d by back sion, building modestly to sales of 10 Connecticut’s candidates for the ...... 18 DesignaA Styles 6 4 3 -5 8 7 9 p a r k e R ST MANCHFOTso Family ...... 10 S^e floors stripped I waxed But what happens during the next Typical .of the uncertainty, to reality.” million cars and 3 million trucks in U.S. Senate are profiled by United FULLY INSUKiD ANO BONDED few months — a time period hard- Press International. Page 6. Obituaries ...... 12 office maintenance domistic car sales in the first 10 days That left 1981 model sales down 4 the model year. Peopletalk...... pressed dealers and laid off workers of October and the 1981 mixlel year Other hopeful signs abound. Presidential candidate John ...... 2 " P € R S O N n U € € percent from the same period last Sports...... 13-17 Pe'sonaiiTed1 F un & SooMwea^Sporiwear callTiow fire a water damaged CALL US FIRST! are most concerned about — is Indefinite layoffs have dropped from Anderson adopts President soared 11.6 percent over last year. In year — much better than the dropoff Television ...... 18 -DONE WHILE YOU WAIT" Delta Maintenance to get It done right materials cleaned NEW 125,000 TRUCK SCALE anybody’s guess. of 22 percent for 1980 as a whole. An 250,000 to 192,000 in three months, Carter’s town meeting idea during 4 Gitat Gilts For Any Oeeaslon the second 10-day period, sales were TownTalk...... 12 LICENSED PUBLIC WEIGHTS The best that can be said now about upward sales trend has been building and several car and truck plants are an appearance in Manchester. instnnce claim mill back in the doldrums and down 15.2 Update ...... 2 1081 Main Si .. Maniheslrr • Tel: 646-3339, the domestic auto in^ystry’s short­ since June. resuming second shift operations and Page 6. 487 No. Main S t 643-5056 DEALERS IN IRON. METAL. PAPER percent. W eather...... 2 Al ii Pal Coclho, Owners • . Jim Coelho, Mananer__ ^(below Cap 'n Cork Liquors) term prospects is that they are “The promise of the first 10 did not Such statistics appear to confirm increasing assembly line speeds. The presidential campaign’s

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returned quickly and safely to their anxious families and government subsidizing creation of jobs in the private garrison town in Khuzistan province. Tehran said 106 peo­ many longstanding issues ple were "m artyred” and 290 Injured in the attack, one of loved ones,” she said. Aid to refugees useless sector. MANCHESTER - The Board of have been waging a campaign to en­ board is the school system’s decision ISLAMABAD, Pakistan (UPI) — Tons of useless Harvard Business School Professor Kim B. Clark and the deadliest in the 35-day-old Persian Gulf conflict. The seemingly endless battle for Khurramshahr raged Guard taken hostage twice' Education will meet tonight at 8 p.m. courage a “yes” vote. to seek between $10,000 and $15,000 in girdles, nylon stockings, cosmetics, Bibles and bottles of Massachusetts Institute of Technology Professor STARKE, Fla. (UPI) — An unarmed guard in the at tiling Junior High School to update The progress of an ad-hoc citizens state money to provide more effec­ contact lens solution have flooded Afghan refugee camps Lawrence Summers, writing in the current issue of the unchecked, Tehran said. maximum security wing at the Florida State Prison was the progress of several longstanding committee charged with setting tive school?. from well-meaning donors around the world. Harvard Business. Review, maintain that economists taken hostage by inmates twice in two days and both issues. goals will also be reviewed. The state "We get tons of trousers but Afghans don’t wear have mistakenly diagnosed U.S. unemployment, times escai^ major injury. has called upon local school districts ’The money will be used for staff trousers. They’re useless, ” said Brig. Said Azhar, chief Accepted economic approaches hold that most un­ Ohsrvance for hostages Robert Faulk first was taken hostage Saturday by con­ Under the superintendent’s report, to bring together a diverse group of development at all education levels. commissioner for Afghan refugees. " I t ’s a total waste of employment is a reflection of rapid job turnover and HARTFORD (UPI) — Gov. Ella Grasso today called vict George Young, who was armed with a homemade there will be an update on the citizens to determine educational The state is providing the grants time and money." ‘ short-term joblessness, the article said. But that view on Connecticut residents to join in a special observance "zip gun.” Other guards managed to persuade Young to Bentley Day Treatment Center. This goals for the coming decade. because of a new emphasis on ’The flow of totally inappropriate gifts to the 1.1 million fails to take into account millions who are out of work for Nov. 4 in remembrance of the 52 American hostages who surrender and Faulk was released unharmed. is a local facilitv for emotionallv dis­ Preliminary discussions on the making schools more effecive in­ Afghans stranded in Pakistan comes from private extended periods of time, on that date will have been held one year in Iran. Then Sunday night, Faulk and guard Jay Shappard went turbed youngsters. Superintendent 1981-82 budget are slated to be held, cluding stronger focus on basic skills, citizens and organizations like the Red Cross, the Afghan Mrs. Grasso, in a letter to mayors and first selectmen to the cell of Steven W. Thomas, 29, a lifer, to handcuff JamesNtennedjr-ySaid the item is along with the extension of a rental instructors' skills, pupil progress, Relief Fund, Islamic Council of America and others , fS trU t a ** across theigtate, asked that bells at churches and public Thomas and escort him to the shower room. being reported upon because it has agreement between Manchester parent and community involvement, heeding an offer by Pakistan International Airlines ta'RjttSl UejeUUerS Jlg U l On buildings be rung for two minutes beginning at noon on been operating for the past year, Community College and the board, good use of time by the students and carry gifts free to the refugees. . BAGHDAD, Iraq (PI) - Last-ditch Iranian defenders election day. Heavy snow covers Rockies with no progress report to the board. for MCC’s use of Bennet Junior High learning in the classrooms. fought on in the embattled city of Khurramshahr today, "P lease join me in urging that all our citizens pause at Heavy snows in the Central Rockies amounted to 8 in­ Another update will be given on the School. The money would be used for I n h Sunday’s Iraqi that time in a brief, silent vigil in remembrance of those ches in Montana and 4 inches in Wyoming and Colorado, Manchester High School referendum The board will also be asked to materials, consultants, transporta- brave Americans held in an alien land,” the governor JOO SUOSIUIVS auggvaivt* rocket attack on Dizful was 106 in one of the deadlies while thunderstorms swept portions of the Southern issue. The $5.5 million project will authorize the continuation of the Head to out of town training sessions. WASHINGTON (UPI) — Two economics professors strikes of the war. said. a Plains. face voters as a bonding referendutn Start program. and substitutes to allow the teachers contend the traditional view of unemployment is mis- Iraq launched 4,400-pound Soviet-made ground-to- "May our inner thoughts and the pealing of the bells be The first snow of the season fell on the triangle of Penn­ question Nov. 4 and the educators The only new businpc' to face the to attend the sessions. taken, and that joblessness could best be met with the ground missiles against Dizful, an oil center and Iranian joined in a solemn prayer that the hostages will be sylvania, West Virginia and Ohio Sunday.

■Peopletalk' Officials show increase 1 ^ Indoor hamlet in issuance of ballots Derek Jacobi, currently on Broadway in "The Suicide,” appears on MANCHESTER — Most area town keep an accurate count from day to the las^election. The 69 total should V k / W television Nov. 10 as clerks report a sli,ghtlY higher day. be topped, however, in the remaining U N n u K O K O I < » / Hamlet in the PBS of the Manchester Jaycees. It will be open issuance of absentee ballots than foui ”lt shows a remarkable rise in in­ week to issue ballots. presentation of the BBC You still have a chance to be “healthily years ago, with Manchester and terest.” he said recently. "The elec­ In Coventry the ballots were also Shakespeare series. scared” by friendly demons and familiar Thursday and Friday from 7 to 10 p.m. Real Hebron showing unusually large in­ tion must be important to many running about even with 155 issued. He toured the world in monsters at the Haunted House at the old creatures, such as those pictured above, will creases. people, ” In Vernon the Town Clerk per­ lowiti fCSiniAfuili' ‘Hamlet,” but not for .Buckland School on North Main Street in be there to greet you. (Herald Photo by With exactly one week remaining The unusual increase in the sonnel said 429 was an "average” irfl.. ■H-i television. “I never get Manchester. The house is an annual project Holland) for issuing absentee ballots, the absentee ballots was also reported in number of ballots to be issued. nice locations,” he said. numbers nearly reach the last elec­ neighboring Hebron. The Town The ballots may be applied for When he starred in tion’s total in Glastonbury, South Clerk’s Office spokeswoman men­ through the mail, or in person. They 123 •HOMM ^ n.OW Masterpiece Theater’s Windsor, Bolton, Coventry and Ver­ tioned the definite rise in numbers. must be returned by election day, UPlWIAfHCH FOIOCAtT • “I, Claudius,” it was non. The ballots may be issued until About 1(X) absentee ballots, including Nov. 4, either through the mail or in shot at the BBC studios Jaycees’ haunted house For period ending 7 a.m. EST 10/28/80. Monday night will Nov.3 for those are unable to use the regular ballots, presidential and person. Carriers, unless documented, find rain developing over most of the central valleys, west in England. The BBC regular polling places on Nov. 4 military, were issued four years ago. are not acceptable Coast area and lower Lakes region. Elsewhere, mostly fair never contemplated Town Clerks in these towns predict During the past several weeks the of­ To discuss plan weather is on tap with skies ranging from clear to partly filming ’‘Hamlet’’ in they will top the number of absentee fice processed 147. “1 don’t think SOUTH WINDSOR - The Plan­ cloudy. Denmark, but Jacobi ballots issu^ during the presidential we’ve ever handled more than this," draws anticipated crowd ning and Zoning Commission will dis­ says there was talk of election four years ago, but the the employee said. cuss the adoption of the Comprehen­ shooting it at a castle on ly demons and many familiar reflecting off silver papered walls variance will not be great. The neighboring towns did not By DONNA HOLLAND sive Study, southerly area. Com­ the Welsh border. "It all got a bit too expensive,” monsters provided amusement for and was described as "no sweat,” In Manchester, however. Town reflect, the trend in Hebron and Weather forecast he said, "so it was back to the BBC studio.” Herald Correspondenl some and sheer terror for others. The house includes trying to get Clerk Edward Tomkiel has issued Manchester. In East Hartford the prehensive Plan of Development at Jacobi expects to be compared to all previous MANCHESTER - Hundreds of Thankfully for the younger people into the “spider’s web,” almost double the amount ol totals ran about even with the last its meeting Tuesday in the Caucus Partly sunny today with winds decreasing in the after­ Room at the Town Hall. The meeting Hamlets, but says, "The character is Everyman, so people of all ages attended the children it wasn’t as scary as last Frankenstein chained down (but is he absentee ballots than four years ago. presidential election. About 900 were noon, High temperatures 50 to 55, Fair this evening will start at 8 p.m. and the discussion everybody can play it. You play yourself in Manchester Jaycees fourth annual year's house. But even then, many of really), the Creature from the For this contest between Republican processed in the past weeks, which becoming cloudy late tonight. Low temperatures around regarding the southerly study will Hamlet’s situation, rather than putting on a Haunted House this past weekend. the kids who weren’t scared had wide Haunted Lagoon (was that the green Ronald Reagan and President Jim­ personnel said was slightly high but 30. Cloudy with rain Tuesday. Highs 50 to 55. Probability begin at approximately 8:30 p.m. character. It’s a question of reacting, rather than As you enter the driveway to park open eyes and pained expressions on monster), and very dark corridors. my Carter the ballot applications not a definite rise. of precipitation 10 percent today, 20 percent tonight, 80 acting.” your car, a monster is there to greet their faces. Some of the adults did You have to be careful though, have been pouring in at the rate of 50 In Glastonbury the town clerk Revision Commission percent Tuesday. Winds westerly 15 to 25 mph decreasing Crew and rescuers leave the “Sea Ayre” bor during extremely high tides and winds you. And with some cars anyway, he too. because creatures roaming to 60 a day. With a week to go, about expects to top the 1,000 mark for BOLTON — The Charter Revi­ this afternoon. Light variable winds tonight. Southerly Saturday. No one was hurt. (UPI photo) grabbed hold and wouldn’t let go. Being brave, everyone continued throughout the house grab you and 1,500 ballots were issued, and ballots. As of this morning there sion Commission will meet Monday . winds increasing to 10 to 20 mph Tuesday. at dockside at City Point in New Haven Har­ Scott^s picks (Obviously 1 wasn’t scared. After their journey through the dark cor­ sometimes, when you go to take a applications are still being were 896 ballots issued. Four years at 7:30 p.m. at the Community Hall. all, 1 am an adult and 1 knew it was step, you find your leg is being held Long Island Sound George C. Scott votes for John Barrymore, ridors until they reached the end. processed. ago the total issued was 983. The agenda includes a report from Montgomery Clift and all pretend. Nonetheless 1 whispered Some of the older children by something. The total number issued four years In Bolton there is a difference of the chairman and from the 378 Com­ Extended outlook for New England Wednesday through Marlon Brando as to the kids to lock the ear door - just expressed disappointment in the The general consensus is that once ago was 892. The dramatic increase one in the numbers issued, with 68 mittee which is studying appointed Friday: Officials tour shoreline in case.) , strobe light room. They remembered again the Manchester Jaycees processed, and a mark of 69 during and elected boards and officials. MoBsarhuselts, Rhode Island and Connectirul: A America’s three puzzles Tomkiel, who says he can’t greatest actors in a The Halloween tvoe music and last year when the strobe light room deserve credit for a job well done. chance of rain Wednesday. Generally fair Thursday and December Playboy in­ eerie stories coming through the had to be shut down to let a group of If you missed it this past weekend, Friday with high temperatures in the 50s and low fN terview. in wake of windy storm sound system put one in the right people through. They were just too you still have a chance to be healthily temperatures in the 30s. Scott looks at his frame of mind for a tour through the scared to go through with the lights scared. The Haunted House, at the A chance of rain Maine and New Hampshire; colleagues and finds A1 By United Peas International ditions created by the storm. They fierce winds. Police Sgt. Michael Im- Haunted House, especially on a dark, flashing and monsters all over the old Buckland School on North Main Wednesday. Fair Thursday with a chance of showers Pacino admirable. Jack State and local officials today sur­ said Richard Dearruda, 28, of bro said a few crews were out Sunday dreary Saturday night. place. Street, will be open Thursday and Friday. Nicholson “eccentric veyed shoreline communities hit Groton, and Keith A. Demmier, 21 of and expected the major cleanup work The seven rooms filled with friend­ This year it was just strobe lights Friday from 7 to 10 p.m. Verm ont: Scattered showers Wednesday and again but very interesting,” hardest by a wind-whipped weekend New Kensington; were killed when a to be done by today. Friday, Partly cloudy Thursday. Highs in the 40s to mid rainstorm that knocked out power to tractor trailer jacknifed and pinned "The water has/eceded but a lot of 50s. Overnight lows in the mid 20s to mid 30s. Robert DeNiro “sullen,” Dustin Hoff­ 56,000 homes, caused at least three the two in their jeep. the roadways are undermined,” he man “extremely deaths and left a fourth person Northeast Utilities, which said 40,- said. "We had a stone wall VFW Auxiliary to meet Extended outlook (breakwater) and that’s pretty much gifted,” and Anthony presumed drowned. 000 of its customers lost electricity programs throughout the year with in the armed forces of the United Long Island Sound to Watch Hill, R.I,, and Mon- broken uo and into the roadwav." MANCHESTER - The Auxiliary Hopkins the natural heir ’The storm at its height Saturday during the height of the rainstorm visits and distributions and the run­ States and has a campaign badge tauk Point, N.Y: Weak high pressure will move across of the- Anderson-Shea Post of the to Laurence Olivier knocked out power to 40,000 homes, Saturday, reported its crews had ning of bingos for hospitalized issued by the government of the the area today. A storm from the soulbwest will ap­ Veterans of Foreign Wars will meet He is not impressed tore down trees, ripped up shoreline restored power to all but 8,500 con­ veterans. Each auxiliary member is United States. The applicant must be proach tonight and Tuesday. Southerly win.ls 10 to 15 Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at the post with Paul Newman and cottages and dumped tons of sand sumers Sunday morning when gusty entitled to coverage in a Cancer In­ 16 years of age and a U.S. citizen. knots today. Southeast winds 10 to 20 knots tor.ight in­ Soggy protest home, 608 E. Center St. says Robert Redford has been trapped by being from the beaches inland. winds created new blackouts. surance Program. The membership Female members of the armed creasing to 15 to 25 knots ’Tuesday morning. Soufr.'vest "M r. Pretty” and “this terrible sexual thing that A volunteer fireman drowned when "W e’ve got trees that may have Membership will be the key becomes involved in many communi­ forces are also issued an invitation. winds 10 to 20 knots Tuesday afternoon. Fair today, in ­ WATERFORD (UPI) - The women seem to have for him.” his rowboat capsized in Milford and been weakened in the wind yesterday program and members who have not ty activities assisting wherever Anyone wishing more information creasing cloudiness tonight with a chance of some rain so we’ll be popping up and down weekend anti-nuclear protest that He adds, “ Bette Davis is my bloody idol. I admire two sailors from the U.S. Naval Sub­ yet paid their 1980-1981 dues are asked. may call Mrs. Teresa Varney, and fog toward morning. Rain and fog Tuesday. Visihility numberwise throughout the day,” organizers had hoped would attract u' her more than any film actor.” marine Base in Groton were killed in urged to attend and nav their dues. Eligible to join the VFW Auxiliary membership chiarman. more than 5 miles, lowering to 1 to 3 miles and locally over 500 persons turned into a more a crash on rain-slick Connecticut utility spokeswoman June Fiondella The theme of the membership pro­ is any mother, wife, widow, sister, Members are reminded to bring below 1 mile in rain and fog. Average wave heights 1 to 2 intimate affair as about 30 people r Turnpike in New Haven. said after reviewing reports of new gram is “Patriots on Parade” half-sister, daughter, foster items for the gift book for January. feet this afternoon increasing to 1 to 3 feet tonieht. demonstrated in driving rain. Where are they now? The Coast Guard Sunday suspended outages. The membership of the auxiliary daughter, grandmother and grand­ All gifts must be labeled and listed its search for a man swept from the She said 44 crews were put to work participates in the many hospital daughter of a veteran who has seved for the printing of the book. Debi Faubion (1968) is a television reporter, Lin­ deck of his 31-foot sailboat at the in southern Connecticut, where the The group demonstrated for about da Rutledge (1973) recently resigned her commis­ mouth of the Connecticut River at damage was worst, and almost all c' 2Vx hours Saturday outside the The Almanac sion in the Marine Corps, Sue Horvath (1979) is Old Saybrook. the affected homes were back with Millstone nuclear complex, where studying law and politics and Karen Morris (Mrs. A Coast Guard cutter and a service by late Sunday night. two of the state’s three nuclear By United Press International Realtor unit hacks Fahey Curt Gowdy Jr .) (1974) is in the soap opera “ Ryan’s helicopter searched for several hours The state was soaked by heavy rain power plants are located. ' k i' i> k Today is Monday, Oct. 27, the 301st day of 1980 with 65 has supported innovative legislation Hope." Sunday for John Dagget, 25, of East during the storm Saturday which MANCHESTER— The Political faced with 32 million people looking to follow. and programs concerning housing op­ 'They are among America’s Junior Miss contest Hartford. A spokesman said the whipped winds peaking at 76 miles Their signs became soaked and Action Committee of the Connecticut for housing and rental units. Parents tour MHS The moon is moving toward its last quarter. portunities, most particularly in the winners and they are an achieving group. search was called off "until further per hour. many posters were torn in high Association of Realtors Inc., has en­ Therefore, unless we want a housing ’The morning stars are Venus, Jupiter and Saturn. area of elderly housing. From left, Manchester High School the high school and what renovations are Julie Forshee (Mrs. Robert Thurber) (1975) is a developments.” Many homeowners and local public winds. Some demonstrators wore dorsed the re-election bid of State crisis, we must come up with housing The evening stars are Mercury and Mars, Senator Fahey has spoken to both Renovations Project Director Neil Lawrence scheduled should the $5.5 million bonding college public information worker. Lydia Hodson James A. DeVico, a volunteer works crews in lowns along tne plastic garbage bags around their Senator Marcella C. Fahey, D-East to buy, housing to rent and money to ’Those bom on this date are under the sign of Scorpio. realtors and builders, encouraging referendum question be approved by voters (1972) is PM Magazine television show hostess in firefighter, drowned while helping Connecticut coast spent Sunday shoes. Hartford and Manchester finance it.” and Principal Jacob Ludes bring several Theodore Roosevelt, 26th president of the United them to voice their concerns to state Lexington. Ky., and Julie Bryan (1980), Christy evacuate residents in Milford Satur­ picking up tree limbs and shoveling "The Realtors Political Action Senator Fahey has' encouraged parents on a tour of the school Friday. Nov. 4. From left, the parents are: Lois States, was born Oct. 27, 1858. ^ Moller (Mrs. Robert Mojohn Jr .) (1977) and Lenne day. DeVico, 36, and two other men out sand pounded off beaches by un­ Protest organizer Walter Ames Committee, ” committee official officials. "E ach of you is an expert in builders, realtors and bankers to Although that day marked the official end of Lawrence; Mary Sears; Patricia Schackner; On this date in history: ’' Timothy J. Calnen told Senator your field,” she has said, "with valid Jo Halgren (1976) are students. were in a row boat which capsized in usually high waves. blamed the rain on the poor turnout. work closely together to devise some and Marion Gravline. (Herald photo by Shea) In 1871, the political chief of New York’s Tammany Come See for Yourself Week, Ludes en­ the storm. The two other men were In Stratford, several cottages Ames said he would consider the ef­ Fahey, "believes that you have ideas and suggestions. And 1 believe new innovative mortgage structures Hall — Boss Tweed — was arrested on charges of your elected officials want to hdar courages residents to come any time to see rescued, officials said. along Long Island Sound were fort a success, “ if it makes people demonstrated a concern for the im­ as one means to stimulate the defrauding the city. them .” Quote of the day The sailors died in a traffic acci­ destroyed or heavily damaged by wonder what the hell these kooks are portant issues facing the people of housing market and make the dream In 1904, the first practical subway began operating in Connecticut.” "Because of the baby boom,” she Rep. John Conyers, D-Mich., writes in the dent police blamed on poor con- waves pushed inland with the force of doing standing out in the rain." of housing ownership a reality for Weicker due New York City — from the Brooklyn bridge to 145th In the Legislature, Senator Fahey continued, "we will very soon be more people. Street in Manhattan. December Penthouse magazine: "Every few weeks at Biz event In 1961, the United Nations adopted a resolution we lose part of America. Foreign purchases of American farmland, banks, industries, and real es­ MANCHESTER - Sen. Re-elect protesting Russian detonation of a ^megaton atomic Lowell Weicker will be the bomb. tate are accelerating rapidly, and each new acquisi­ tion seems bigger and bolder than the last. Nobody guest or honor during a in the federal government really knows how much fund-raiser for Elsie “Biz” of America foreigner^ own.” Swensson, Republican can­ Walt Lottery numbers didate for the 13th Assembly District. Numbers drawn Saturday: ‘ The reception will be ■ Connecticut 041 Glimpses Nov. 2 from 11 a.m. to 2 Maine 783 Paul Newman and Anthony Franciosa are among p.m. at the home of Mr. Joyner New Hampshire 0820 those to receive the first Actors Studio Awards Nov. and Mrs. Alexander Rhode Island 7362 5, to be presented bv Actors Studio guiding light Lee Pazada. 39 Tuck Road. Massachusetts 3072 Your Strasberg . Those wishing to attend should contact. Donna Mer- Representative Evening Herald cier at 646-2668. A donation To Advartlae in the amount of the cost of USPS 327-500 To Report News F a c t : Walt voted against a state income tax in 1980. For a classified advertisement, call a gallon of home heating oil Published daily except Sunday and cer­ To report a news item or story idea;: 643-2711 and ask for Clhssified. Office tain holidays by the Manchester Manchester . . . . Alex Girelli, 643-2711 would be appreciated. hours are 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday East Hartford ... 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(UPI photo) candidate for the 12th Assembly District; bank) will meet at 6 p.m. Nov. 3 Swampscott, Mass., Harbor, during a storm which hit Mrs. Mary Lyons, president, Manchester in the Town Clerk’s Office. 1 KVKMNC; HKRAU). Mon , Ocl 27, 1980 EVENING HERALD, Mon., Oct. 27,1980 - .t iHACC JVeiM Re§gan our choice Letter One political cynic said if Congress. Show plans under way he were a fisherman and We jerk from crisis to deadline Ronald Reagan and Jimmy crisis with no sense of direc­ Just a reminder — preparatlgi^ for ton, will perform three numbers. Th( mation, please call 649-2093. Hope to Carter were fish, he'd throw tion. Burton Dancers, a group of 12 higi see you there! With the large volume of letters to our annual Evening of tlT^ Perfor­ them both back. We have a White House full ming Arts are well under way. This school and college girls, are knowr Firebombing reeponees the editor on various referendum for their specialty jazz and tap Jimmy Carter has been of “Good Old Boys” who year's benefit performance will in­ Some 24 persons have already questions on the Nov. 4 ballot, the routines. They will perform a unique clude a number of new acts, as well responded to the Meggett/Harrls president for almost four” have proven themselves Evening Herald is imposing a dance number using lights and ■II deadline on publication of letters as some old favorites from previous family with donations amounting to years. Inflation as spiralled, largely incompetent. years. Or stage Nov. 8 at 8 p.m., at movements — you won’t want to $360. iVe’ve hopefully set a goal of prior to the election. miss it. The second number will in­ unemployment has jumped, We have a human condition East Catholic High School will be the $1,000 to cover all the hidden and not clude two talented young brothers high interest makes the that is deplorable, for the Letters pertaining to election sub­ Sphinx Temple Highlanders Pipe so hidden costs of the firebombing. performing tap routines; and the Development. We could have a president who will help’ the nation’s in­ jects must be in the hand of Herald Band, the Gilbert and Sullivan We would like to thank Mrs. dream of owning a home out families of the nation at a third number, entitled “Jump, Shout, We have a president, Jim­ who will stand up to the dustry to rebuild and who will Singing Savoyards, the burton Marjorie. Glertney, Allan and Louise of the reach of many time when our president is a editors no later than noon Wednesday Jazz,” will be a great nostalgic trip for oublication Thursday. Dancers, the Sunshiners, the Percus­ Taylor, Mrs. Raymond Winter, Joyce my Carter, whose ad­ leaders of small terrorist provide the incentive to for those who remember the jitter­ - l i t * - ■ Americans, The United strong vocal advocate of sion Impressionists, Jazz Trio, the and Joseph Carman, Lewis and ministration has made it a nations around the world. bug, bobby socks, and circle skirts. human rights. reinvest. The Herald's letter policy prohibits Manchester 'Youth Ballet, and the Shirley Segal, Joseph and Lucy States has achieved the The Manchester Youth Ballet, un­ wm We have high interest matter of federal policy that We could have a president letters pertaining to individual can­ Silk City Chorus. The seven groups Sweeney, Elsie Wemer, Elizabeth r reputation for weakness, our We could have a president represent some of Manchester’s der the artistic direction of Priscilia Manchester is an essentially with the courage to make didates, but allows comments on Tonucci, St. Mary’s Episcopal Guild •I'm ; military is in chaos, divisions rates. Gibson, will perform two pieces; who

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Kitty and ,Iody Krug, two 000 Sikorsky Helicamper in presents. book include clocks that Association. shopping was in the late She estimated 4,(XK)-5,(K)0 This year’s $60,000 ranch 'Chicago sisters who are Sakowitz’ catalog and the to be in Washington as the country entered into crowds, Buckley is more reserved. Buckley was invited to run as New York’s Of the 67 listed in one run backward, loggers’ ear “ Well over SITpircent is 1960s. She thinks large of the association’s weekend, which includes a also road construction $150,000 pipe cabinet at By JACQUELINE HIJARD the most dangerous decade in its history. While working the nameless, faceless Conservative Party candidate for the fashion magazine’s annual plugs, cricket cage glue conservative,” Ms. numbers of women members publish general longhorn'roundup with real company executives. The Alfred Dunhill of London. He has been relentless in his assault on campaign stops in Connecticut’s 169 towns Senate in 1968. He lost, but made it to yacht’s amenities include Inc. shops in eight cities: HARTFORD (DPI) - James Buckley Christmas catalog guide, and Gabby Tabs for people Sweeney said. “ I’ve even entering or re-entering the and-or special interest cowboys, is in the catalog Dodd’s six-year congressional record, and cities, he’s reticent and seems almost Washington in 1970. Beta-vision video with Atlanta. Beverly Hills, has logged at least 50,000 miles since he only nine are free. The who haven’t time to talk to heard Jthat most do about 70 workforce “ are the most catalogs. Many are free. of Sakowitz, a Houston- issuing a flurry of press releases accusing aloof; often responding to a question with Buckley was defeated by Daniel movie tapes, grande or Chicago, Dallas. Houston, began his U S. Senate cam paip nearly a others range in price from their houseplants. *■ lercent of their business significant factor in the in­ Others sell for 25 cents and based retailer. The ranch his opponent of contributing to problems Moynihan six years later and blamed it on year ago. but when he takes time out it’s a slight, gentlemanly bow. ’ $1 to $40 and you’d have to Gabby Tabs release low between October and crease. up. is the Y.O., whose own simple cuisine and a local New York, San Francisco that erupted under the Carter administra­ "He likes people very much but is diffi­ the "folk hero” status Moynihan and Washington, D.C. usually for the birds. shell out $273.40 for all 58. levels of carbon dioxide as January.” “ 1 think the gas shortage The tradition of offbeat, first Christmas catalog fishing guide, if needed. Buckley, who hopes to succeed Sen. tion. dent about showing it,” said Ann Buckley. cultivated as the country’s ambassador to Publication costs today people do when they lean The 8,000-member trade has contributed to it in the outrageously expensive offeTs^the $8,000 six Bloomingdale's is also in If beef and seafood have Dodd, in turn, accused him of junning a the United Nations. Connecticut was Abraham Ribicoff arid become the first "He would infinitely rather sit and talk can run into the millions — over plants to talk to them. association she represents past year,” she said. Christmas gifts has been shooters. It is a 60,000 acre the trip business, with a become so expensive you chosen as the springboard for a return senator popularly elected from two states, negative campaign and said that it might with someone for several hours rather which accounts for the Mail order shopping includes any company that She said the most pop­ widely copied since the spread in Kerr Courity, choice of four ranging in can only afford them for work in New York, the state Buckley than to wade into a room full of people and engagement. has been a naturalist since he was a child. charges being madd by generally was an $87 billion sells by mail order. Some ular products with mail Dallas store’s first offering Texas, about 130 miles price from $350 to $4,600 or Christmas presents, you’ll represented in the U.S. Senate from 1971 shake hands.” Working out of a rented, bunkerlike more per person. The first find frozen steaks and He’s happiest, says his wife Ann, with more and more retailers. A d o lla r a year retail sell directly to consumers ordershoppers probably of his-and-hers’presents in from San Antonio. to 1977, but they’d never buy it in Connec­ His philosophical approach to the basement headquarters, Buckley began is for a Chinese art tour of Alaska king crab even in binoculars around his neck. catalog is apt to be free to business in 1978, the most but have no catalog. Some are any' kind of general 1952: a live steer for hubby, If that’s too dear, con­ ticut. business of politics was nurtured mostly the attack. He hammered away on two ” He likes them all, animals, fish, active charge customers recent year for which sales are catalog stores only. merchandise, including a sterling silver roast beef sider a one-week fishing New York City, and the Sears, Roebuck’s catalog The subject came up frequently during in private life since his stint in the U.S. anything, but very particularly birds,” issues: trying to break the mental link and selected mailing lists, figures are available. Others are retailers with home gadgets and serving cart for his wife. trip for six aboard the 81- other, a guided tour to the this year. the candidates’ debates, a forum which she said. ‘^Whenever the kids want to get Senate was the only time he’s spent in between Dodd and his father, Sen. Thomas but $1 or more to everyone him something for Christmas they always provided a stage for Buckley’s reputation elective office, Dodd: and the Fair Housing Arriendment else. ^ of razor sharp repartee similar to that of look for something new along the bird Act — a bill in which he said Dodd tried to Bloomingdale’s price is his brother, columnist and commentator “ bust local zoning." line.” Buckley was born in New York City 57 $3, says Gordon Cooke, the ^ Buckley said the only part of the cam­ His passion for ornithology has been William F. Buckley years ago, one of 10 children. He served in store’s senior vice presi­ While standing at the podium he paign at which he felt he’d failed was at channeled as he runs on the Republican the Navy during World War II, graduated dent for sales promotion, delivers the most cutting remark with a from Yale Law School in 1949 and prac­ impressing firmly upon the public’s mind line this election year to bird-dogging “ to discourage people who broad, friendly smile, one hand in his Rep. Christopher Dodd, the 36-year-old ticed law in New Haven. Dodd’s record as he saw it. He blamed just collect catalogs.” jacket pocket and another on a stopwatch Democratic Senate nominee favored at He joined the family firm, the Catawba that on the media and perhaps readers Cooke estimated produc­ to make sure he says everything he wants least 2-1 in the noils. Corp., in 1953 as a vice president and "who don’t want substance anymore.” James Buckley tion costs for this year’s to say in the time allotted. divided his time between New York City He said if his $2 million campaign fails, one m illion (104-page) The campaign began last Dec. 11 at and his home in the northwestern Connec­ he’ll return to private life and consultant catalogs at $1 to $2 million, 2 Buckley’s spacious red brick home in Months of campaigning have shown him ticut town of Sharon. work. But it could be that he would sur­ partly because about 30 Sharon, a northwestern town that skirts to be most at ease in a one-on-one conver­ After running his. brother B ill’s cam­ face in Washington by another route — a percent of its photographs the New York border. He said he wanted sation. Unlike Dodd, who relishes diving paign for mayor in New York City in 1965, Reagan administration appointment. were shot in China. Even a refund with your first order is no longer OUR routine. • Dodd has a gift for gab Gucci’s Fifth Avenue REG. shop in New York City "We are on the threshold of a far tamily name — which comes up often. working, or talking, he apologizes for in­ sends an $8 gift certificate 7 By KATE MeMAHON greater future than our past,” he says, the The woman in the water pollution con­ terrupting and says he just wanted to say with its $8 Christmas PRICES voice decibel increasing, his right hand EAST HAVEN (UPI) - The middle- trol office tucked into the basement of hello. catalog of high fashion pumping the air. aged woman outside the supermarket is East Haven town hall jumps up with glee Dodd has been campaigning 18 months, merchandise but limits the J juggling a hefty grocery bag, her purse when Dodd walks in. 12 to 18 hours a day, in his bid to succeed A quiet, older man walks up to Dodd certificate’s use tc retiring Sen. Abraham Ribicoff. He calls OUTERWEAR and her keys when Christopher Dodd “ I’ll kiss you as I did your Dad,” she afterward and says, “ That was a beautiful purchases of $50 or more. arrives. says, planting a kiss on the candidate’s energy and its affect on housing, jobs, the speech. You must have gotten that from A famous Dallas-based The Democratic Senate candidate in­ cheek. "I loved your Dad.” poor and elderly a major theme of his your father.” company now sends troduces himself, says "please, let me Sometimes, Dodd mentions the family campaign. catalogs free only to active "I really like it. I really enjoy it. I like “ No, from my mother. She was the FOR THE FAMILY help,” grabs the grocery bag and chats name himself. charge account customers, away while placing it in the trunk of her He launches into his speech to senior being out with people,” he says. talker,” Dodd says. whom mail order director car. The woman’s jaw drops and then citizens with a story about his Aunt Tillie, In a quieter moment in his comfortable “ I loved my father dearly,” the fifth of Ron Foppen defines as A. Boys’ Ski Jackets with warm linings. "10 7 0 breaks into the “ what-a-nice-young-man” who is 104 years old. campaign van, Dodd lights a cigarette and the six Dodd children says later. “ There’s "someone who has bought Sizes 8 to 18 Our Rag. 26.99 l O . not any bitter feeling. I never felt I had to smile. He talks about the time he called from says yes, there are mornings when the merchandise in the past 18 •Sizes 4 7, Our Reg. 22.99 1 5.44 The smile, and the scene, is classic Washington on her 100th birthday to wish thought of working another factory gate at apologize for him.” months.” All other Dodd on the campaign trail. her the best. A few days later she wrote 5 a.m. is tough to take. Neiman-Marcus customers The three-term congressman from "Christy’.’ — as the family called him — a "There are mornings, and evening and pay a non-refundable $2. The elder Dodd was a staunch B. Girls' Stormcoats & Bogus eastern Connecticut makes the most of his note thanking him for the call but saying, noons when you need time off,” he says. Democrat and well-loved senator but Tow n & -C ou ntry Fur Coats, >lze> 714. Our Reg. 36.99 25.63 gift of gab and Connecticut roots as he "I would have voted for you anyway.” He was fighting a cold, sneaking in a more conservative than his son, who says magazine's catalog listings criss-crosses the state in his campaign The silver-haired ladies chuckle. They cough here and there, apologizing for "not include at least two that he doesn’t like labels but is often tagged as •Other G irls Coats, Our Reg. 39.99 28.70 against Republican James Buckley. turn and give each other the “ what-a-nice- really being back on 8 cylinders yet.” are not the sort you order a liberal. SAVE OVER 25%! ’The 36-year-old son of the late Sen. young-man” smile. Cold or not, Dodd delivers a booming from. The $40 publication Thomas Dodd, who was censured by his Chris Dodd relishes campaigning. He speech to the senior citizens. and one for $24.95 describe Dodd, whose hair is graying, now colleagues in 1967 for financial miscon­ seeks the smiles and handshakes on his His voice built into a crescendo talking and picture only articles Genuine Suede c. Toddlers’ Hooded Jackets a a A dresses in conservative pin-stripes and duct, doesn’t shy away from his father’s own with an entourage of supporters, about the w o rl^ is parents, grandparents Boots for Men withcozylinings. Sizes 2-4T. Our Reg. 15.99 . I I a ^ ^ button-down shirts but still has traces of that have already been sold name but stresses his own Congressional staffers and reporters hustling to keep and great-^rqif$arents worked to provide and Women the 1960s idealism which saw him join the by Christie's and Sotheby's record. pace. — and the responsibilty which belonged to Christopher Dodd - auction galleries around Handsome, sturdy and •Other Jackets for Toddlers. Our Reg. 18.99 13.7 6 , Peace Corps as a rurql community pile-lined, too! Dodd says he’s proven himself and he’s He swoops through grocery stores, laun­ his generation and their children and the world in the course of developer in the Dominican Republic. •Men's 7 H . 12 worked harder to do so because of the dromats and gift shops. If someone is grandchildren. the past year. 'The articles Our Rsq. 27.99 19.70 range from Old Master •Women’s S-9.10 o. Ladies’ Fashion Ski Jackets, an sizes .! - 7 q q Our Reg. 24.99 18.40 Zero^yeAr hex paintings to pre-Columbian Our Reg 24.99 6 26.99 I f .O O pottery. Black group Christmas catalog shop­ ping has come a long way E. Ladies’ Bike & Pant Coats, says Dodd Coincidence or curse? since AarOn Montgomery all sizes Our Reg. 29.99 a 34.99 C Ward opened his first mail rage among many Indian leaders. gave an hour-long inaugural speech, order store in Chicago with By ED LION They united under the Shawnee the longest in history. 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SAVE OVER >14 Similar savings on all Dodd’s support of the legislation held his version of a town meeting But he renewed his call for Carter Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag's column in the Evening "W e didn’ t want to Purolator fillers had come under fire from James during a weekend visit to Connec­ to explain what was going on behind Herald. *Sm c M tor ealaNa Direct from company retire,” Mrs. Doak said. Buckley, his Republican opponent. ticut, sitting in a church basement the scenes in trying to win their “ We wanted something we REVEREWARE Buckley has claimed the act would with about 50 people and explaining freedom. NO SALESMAN WILL CALL allow the federal government to why he wanted to be elected presi­ could do at home.” 11-Piece Cookware Set "I think the American people are Babate Sevingel meddle in town affairs and "bust” dent. entitled to know before the fourth of I would Ilka moro Information She said they hit upon the tooth idea because she local zoning. 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'M*, Guide tells how to ^guess^ intelligently on exams By United Press International right, cross out all of the ones which The study skills guide from Studying and work habit may be even their lives.” The study skill advises students to A new super study guide for you know are wrong. Then, pick the educators at Harvard University and more basic than the three R's. Units covered in the study try to connect what they are students contains no quick fix for best answer from the ,remaining Milton Academy, a private prep ‘"nicy are skills that will help workbook include: hearing to what they already know. V lazy students. choices. If you don’t know which is school outside Boston, has just been students in their present class, in —Ways to Listen; Tuning into Another hint is to “picture in your But the people who put the guide best, make a good guess.” published by the National Associa­ college if they opt jo r higher educa­ Directions; Putting Ideas Together; mind what is being said.” together do provide a way of preven­ On true-false questions; “If the tion of Secondary School Principals tion, and in their professions as Getting the Timing Down. “Some people find they can listen ting some pain when taking a test answer is partly false, mark it false. and the National Association of adults.” —A Matter of Time; Improving and remember better if they use wito multiple choice answers — in Watch out for key words like always, Elementary School Principals. Thomson has high hopes for the Your’ Vocabulary; Using a Dic­ their imaginations to make 'mental other words, how to be smart when never, or only. TTiese words can help “While educators and parents are study program, a workbook-kind of tionary; Building Sentences; pictures’,” T l^ s o n said. "guessing.” you decide whether a statement is calling for more attention on basic course that offers in school instruc­ Reading for Meaning; Taking Notes. To p ractice^ is skill during the The guide contains other tips for true or false.” skills, perhaps the most fundamental tion in 14 areas — from listening to "Contemporary society is calling study skills course, students are read J test-takers — plus lots advice on —On short answer questions; skill of all is being overlooked,” Dr. test taking. for more productivity — for people to a story once and then asked to recall how to become a heavyweight in the “Read the statement carefully. If Scott Thomson, NASSP executive “Study skills must be learned,” he get the most from the time they in­ what transpired. But they are not study arena. you don't know the exact answer, director said, talking about the said. vest,” Thomson said. “That is really allowed to take notes while listening. Here’s how to do some intelligent write down the best answer you can guide. "Such skills are especially critical the point to teaching study skills. guessing in a multiple choice test think of.” “That is how to study correctly.” for higher elementary grades and “One example is listening. We are DO IT DAILY - KNOW WHO TO situation, according to “The Home —On matching questions; “Match “When many people are talking secondary school students. They are not born good listeners. Many people CALL WHEN YOU NEED /y A^ite House Study Skill Program” for fifth the items you know first. Then, cross about teaching basic skills in schools, beginipng to have more homework are poor listeners. They have never SOMETHING DONE by reading the > through seventh grade students; them out. Make a good guess about they are thinking about reading, assigned and developing study habits learned to listen. It is a skill and we Business and Service Directory in IC7 :ools fever "If you don’t know which answer is the remaining items.” composition and computation. which will carry over into the rest of can learn how to improve that skill.” the Evening Herald. on hostages // L i. (adio/hack. By ELIZABETH WHARTON United Press International The campaign’s hostage-release fever has been lowered a bit by a concerted effort by administration ieaders and by the Iran parliament’s delay. Instead, 2 a / Tuesday’s presidential debate could be the potential key to next week’s vote. The hostage issue remaifis explosive, however. Last week, Ronald Reagan’s campaign seemed to be seeking a way to minimize the impact of a pre-election release of the 52 Americans without being accused of making the issue a political football. Now, President Carter’s people apparently fear that a 7 Proud farmer backlash could develop if hopes rise too high and are Farmers like to discuss their crops the world over and there was no Brooke endorsement dashed. GOP presidential candidate Ronald Reagan met witlyiormer Mass. In separate television interviews Sunday, both Vice exception Saturday in Waterville, Ohio, when an unidentified farmer, President Walter Mondale and Carter c&mpaign chair­ gave President Carter a bag of Ohio apples and the president obligingly Sen. Edward Brooke, R-Mass., at Reagan's estate in Middleburg, Va., man Robert Strauss emphasized that none of the rumors gave one a taste test. Carter was making a brief campaign stop at a Saturday, and after the meeting Brooke told reporters he was endor­ and reports about the hostage situation had come from S a v e’“200 Waterville farm after conducting a town meeting in nearby Toledo. sing Reagan for president. (UPI photo) administration sources. A range war is brewing in Southwestern Utah over the creation of a Superb Hi-Fi Speaker System! (UPI photo) “We have not introduced the subject; we have tried to federal preserve for the desert tortoise. Cattlemen are complaining Fantastic Sound! Big Savings! diminish the hopes and the expectations that the hostages that the government is setting aside 62 acres of valuable grazing land may be released soon,” Mondale told interviewers on Mach One® by Realistic CBS-TV’s “Face the Nation.” for each of the 400 tortoises living in the 35-square-mile reserve. The Strauss said on NBC-TV’s “Meet the Press” the hopes ranchers say it only takes 26 acres to graze a cow. (UPI photo) Politicians were her heroes have been raised by “foolish speculation,” and that the • • DENVER (UPI) - Polly Baca vinced a woman of Mexican-American when Truman was elected.. When I was 7 with famous political friends — the late president has “tried hard to dampen the rising hopes.” Barragan, who is unable to recall popular ancestry would have little chance in years old. I stayed up with my dad and Robert Kennedy, President Carter, Vice U.S. officials have tried “not to politicize the situation,” singers or movie stars from when she political life, she decided lo become the listened to the Truman-Dewey returns. I President Walter Mondale and House he said. -Modern range war l i l l M I grew up, can rattle off the names of long- first woman astronaut. She entered was demonstrating in second grade for Speaker Thomas “Tip" O’Neill. Another Strauss admonished reporters "not to hype the rn': forgotten politicians. Colorado State University in Fort Collins Truman. wall is lined with her awards. reports" so as not to “impair in any way” efforts to gain While her friends awaited word on their as a science major with courses heavy in “When Adlai Stevenson lost twice, it She worked as a public information of­ release of the Americans. latest heartthrob, says the Colorado ' math and physics. broke my heart. I gave speeches on h(s ficer in the White House under former Carter himself was peppered with questions about the Super Savings on Our President Johnson, served two terms in is brewing in Utah legislator, now a candidate for Congress, Her flirtation with space was brief. She behalf in the seventh grade and in junior hostages during his swing through the Midwest Saturday, the Colorado House and now is midway in backed by state and local politicians, Q C i Top-Rated 3-Head Cassette Deck she was keeping track of the goings-on in became involved in student government high. I was that involved politically... All and used every occasion to' repeat th ^ he had no more SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) - A modern her first term in the Colorado Senate. She battled environmental groups attempts to i W w H SCT-30 by Realistic Washington. and the Young Democrats. Midway in her of my stars, all of the people who reason than before to be optimistic. range war is brewing in southwestern also has been a special assistant to the have the Fish and Wildlife Service* Mrs. -Barragan, the only Hispanic freshman year, two professors pointed out fascinated me, were in the political Asked in Grand Rapids, Mich., whether he would tell Utah between cattlemen and tortoise woman now serving in a state senate, has where her real interests were. arena." chairman of the Democratic National reporters if he knew the hostages were returning, he said, designate the tortoises on Beaver Dam Committee. She was a co-chairman of the lovers. Slope as a threatened species. The been sidetracked only once from her “As a kid,” says Mrs. Barragan. 39. “I The walls of her campaign office in “Yes, I wouW,” The angry cattlemen are contemplating 1980 Democratic National Convention in cattlemen lost Aug. 20 when the tortoise political goals. didn't idolize movie stars. I can’t Thornton, a Denver suburb where she Secretary of- State Edmund Muskie, attending a foot­ legal action to protect their grazing rights Reg. 239.95 Each Early in life, when she became con­ remember movie stars, but I can tell you lives, are lined with pictures of herself New York. ball game in North Carolina Saturday, also cautioned was listed in the Federal Register as Half 95 on Beaver Dam Slope — a 35-square-mile Reg. against optimism. stretch of rough country near the Arizona- “threatened”. Come in today and save John Gill, leader of an endangered 399.95 Both Carter and Reagan spent the weekend preparing Utah state line designated as a critical an incredible 25%! You species team for the Wildlife Service in for the debate in Cleveland Tuesday night. Both were get­ habitat for the desert tortoise. won’t miss a note—tire *TM Dolby Laboratories Ghost stories flying in Ohio ting intensive issue briefings from foreign policy and They complain the U.S. Fish and Salt Lake City, said the cattlemen needn’t 15" woofer, sectoral Price Tape not mcludeO worry. He .said the service will recom­ domestic advisers — and Reagan was studying Wildlife Service has set asfde 62,4 acres midrange horn, and videotapes of the 1976 encounters between Carter and mend grazing reductions only if it appears Professional features' Double COLUMBUS, Ohio (U P I) - As Pear of additional taxes was exploited “ As much as they blame the President Carter with 34, while the latest ABC News for each of the estimated 400 half-pound heavy-duty horn tweeter Gerald Ford. the cows are interfering with the tor­ Dolby' NR and 3 heads for true C Halloween approaches, the campaign by Gov. James A. Rhodes, the for their problems, people will judge him analysis had the two even. tortoises that live on the slope. deliver a frequency Strauss predicted that Reagan, a “much more polished toises. forces of President Carter and Ronald acknowledged political king in Ohio, to on his overall performance,” said Tipps of “It's a dead heat right now," said “Cattle have brought a lot more money tape/source monitoring —and performer, an actor," will make the best appearance “We hope grazing can continue,” he response that covers the Reagan seem to be trying to see who can win his last two elections. Rhodes has disenchanted or disinterested Democrats Austin. into the county than tortoises ever have,” noise reduction in both record ani Tuesday night, but that Carter will win on the issues. said. “The Bureau of Land Management entire audio range from If/SA do the best job of scaring Ohio out of its 25 been accompanying Reagan on his visits, and independents. The question is, how many voters can said Jerry B. Lewis, Washington County monitor modes' Plus 3-way bins The president was flying to Cleveland today, with a has already made grazing reductions in 20-25,000 Hz. Handles up electoral votes. coaching him on tactics to carry Ohio, and “It’s the end of the season,” Tipps said. each camp turn out for what apparently commissioner. EQ switches and "fine-bias" campaign stop en route in West Virginia. Reagan planned the area which may solve the problem. We 15" Woofer— to 100 watts. Handsome The “ghost” stories are flying thick and the-GOP presidential nominee has been “It’s World Series time, and they’re going are uninspiring choices on the presidential “It only takes about 26 acres to graze a C H A R G E n control for best sound from all to remain at his Middleburg, Va., estate through Monday don’t want to get heavy-handed.” The Largest in oiled walnut veneer fast. Reagan is to be feared because he is following advice. to go with their team, Ronald Reagan is a ballot? cow,” Lewis said. “It’s a crying shame to tapes. Hurry —save bOS! i4-eo3 He conceded, however, federal law cabinet. 40-4024 (MOST STORE SI unknown; Carter because he is known. He called the recession a “depression" fright. He scares people.” “Neither candidate excites people,” and fly to Cleveland Tuesday. take grazing rights away from the Our Speaker Line! Both candidates planned to resume campaigning allows the service to eliminate grazing if “The big issue is war and peace,” said in late August in Columbus, blamed “The ‘Reagan-scares-me’ bit is having observed Hagan, who was a supporter of cattlemen whose families lived there for T necessary to protect the slow moving rep­ Gerald L. Austin, Ohio campaign coor­ “radical regulators" for the downfall of some impact,” reports Tim Hagan, Sen. Edward Kennedy for president, but Wednesday and Thursday — Carter in New York. New 150 years. ” dinator for Carter, raising the specter of Democratic chairman of Cuyahoga Coun­ now says both his Cleveland organization Jersey and Pennsylvania, and Reagan in Texas, tiles. the coal and steel industries in eastern Some of the tortoises may also have Sen. Orrin Hatch, R-Utah, said the law an untested President guiding America's ty (Cleveland), “and it will.be reinforced and iabor are doing all they can to elect Tennessee, Kentucky, New Jersey and Pennsylvania. The Ohio, and used the tax scare in Lima. lived on the land for 150 years - that being virtually guarantees grazing will be destiny. Despite Austin’s claim, the big issue in over the last few days of the campaign:’’ Carter. campaigning from now until Election Day is scheduled to 30% Off! 6-Band Portabie Radio Electronic Football Fun! ByTandy" their life span. eliminated. He said if the federal agency Making war and peace the issue also Ohio has been the economy, particularly Carter forces claim to have closed a 10 A record voter registration in Cuyahoga be all but continuous, but the locations beyond ’Thursday Patrolman® CB-60 by Realistic doesn’t clear out the cows, a grazing ban serves to shift the spotlight fr-om the 9 per­ relating to the automobile, steel, mining to 13 point deficit down to virtually County this year, including more than 70,- are not firmed up. Both campaigns will decide on a day- Lewis said the desert tortoise lives could be forced by an environmental law­ cent unemployment in the Buckeye State and rubber industries. nothing within the last month, and predict 000 registered in the black residential at-a-time basis which locales need the candidate’s throughout the Southwest — from Sonora, suit. and take the economic issue away from Carter has visited the depressed cities the President will be peaking around elec- areas by former Clevelaricl Mayor Carl B. presence to spur enthusiasm or offset a slide. Mexico, north across Arizona. Utah, All indications are that the presidency is still up for “An Interior Department solicitor’s opi­ Save 24% Reagan. / of Dayton and Youngstown to drum up . tion day. Stokes and his brother. Rep. Louis Stokes, . Nevada and parts of California. He said it nion ... says an agency must guarantee hopes for improvement in those areas if may help Carter build the 120,000-vote grabs. Weekend polls published by Time and Newsweek isn’t fair to single out the Utah tortoise *30 Run. pass or kick — the Reagan recently told an audience in Reagan’s campaigners are unwilling to edge he needs in Cleveland to offset losses magazines showed a virtual tie. range for extra protection. total protection in a critical habitat,” said he is afforded a second term. computer plays Lima, Ohio, that Carter “has already im­ give specific figures on the existing point downstate. Carter had 41 percent to Reagan’s 40 percent, with in­ For more than a year the cattlemen.cattlemen, the senator. posed on American families the highest Democratic State Chairman C. Paul spread. “We have a lead, although it’s “My feeling is, it’s a tossup right now," dependent candidate John Anderson at 10 percent, in the defense against you' single tax increase in our nation’s Tipps, who used to live in Dayton, is confi­ poll done for Newsweek. The magazine said Reagan holds College and pro skill 2 2 ^ very close,” said Frank Donatelli, a cam­ said Robert E. Hughes, Cuyahoga County history " and plans to boost that by $86 dent the President’s performance at a paign coordinator for Ohio. Republican chairman. “The-number of un­ a 42 percent to 39 percent lead among those considered Owl s levels Battery extra Reg. 29.95 billion more in 1981. An aide said he “town meeting” in that city put him ahead A New York Times-CBS News poll decided is high, and the debate could likely to vote, but “Carter clearly has the momentum.” Burglars say tension 60-21S1 Hear police and fire calls, | meant Social Security taxes. in the polls there. showed Reagan with 36 percent and decide the whole thing.” The Time poll showed Carter leading Reagan 42 per­ cent to 41. cent, with 12 percent for Anderson. Of the aircraft, weather stations. CBers, plus AM and FM. “Mini” One-Piece Electronic Phone undecided voters, 34 percent said they leaned toward is part of the game ET-100 by Radio Shack Carter and 21 percent toward Reagan. Squelchcontrol eliminates! noise between messages Illinois race like a civil war LONDONI.ONDON (IIPIl (UPI t — BurclarsBurglars suffer ner-ner „„„ ac tension, one ex-burglar said. Others All-band fine-tuning for vous tension as an occupational hazard Reagan has a hard core of conservative supporters GOP candidates have carried Illinois five times and pointed out that the task involves effort. 12-766 easy station selection. Save 20% SPRINGFIELD. 111. (UPI) - During a recent visit to DO IT DAILY - PLAY BETTER BRIIJGE by reading and that explains some of the capricious dedicated to his campaign but his problems stem from Democrats only three times. Republicans won the last Climbing, manhandling furniture, using a central Illinois. Ronald Reagan donned a Civil War hat Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag’s column in the Evening things they do to the homes of their vic­ jimmy to wrench open a steel-framed win­ Features ’one- and called himself a fighter. The gesture, which coin­ the moderate wing of the party, which backed Thompson three presidential races in Illinois. Herald. Ford carried the state by 112,000 votes over Carter in tims. dow — all these increase the heart beat, Mobile CB with Channel 9 “Priority” Switch button" auto-redial cided with the town’s celebration of its “Civil War in the last two elections. How successful Thompson will The tension and excitement involved in While. be Selling Reagan among this large, diehard bloc of un­ 1976 and Carter support has seemed to erode — not DO IT DAILY — Know your future by reading the and the physical effort sharpens still more ^ TRC-427 by Realistic of last number Days” , was on target. the act of breaking Into a strange building the mental concentration and fear. 43-284 Reagan is waging a political Civil War against Jimmy decided voters is questionable. solidify — since that campaign. Astrograph for your Horoscope in the Evening Herald. entered' Universal “ Brown. is almost as much a lure to the burglar as To overcome this, Walsh said, many 39 III 2 dial system Carter in this state and if either side in the battle agrees “If Reagan can’t sell himself, neither can Thompson.” the money or objects of value he hopes to Reg. 49.95 43-285 said Novak. “They’re not stupid. They know Reagan — burglars tend to operate half-drunk. This Save on anything, it is that Reagan’s chances for winning the find, according to Dermot Walsh, writing not Thompson — would be the one in the White House.” blunts anxiety and gives them greater state’s 26 electoral votes are getting better every day. in the sociological magazine. New Socie­ confidence. It also helps explain why so While Carter people say the president is picking up “No Democrat in his right mind has ever wanted to get ANTIQUES 26-Range Multimeter l*RnFKSSIO>AL ty many burglars urinate and defecate in * 5 0 » 5 momentum fro m ’’Democrats coming home” from in­ stuck in the Chicago suburbs but this year, we don’t mind By MIcronta' s t r i p p i m ; & Walsh conducted research, in which homes they are robbing. Walsh’s sources dependent battlefields, they too concede there’s trouble as much,” said William O’Donahue, Carter’s Chicago “We're Here To Seme You” burglars assisted, for his survey. It suburban organizer. “ThiSsyear, we feel we have the R k m m s h i m ; said it was a combination of drink, fear ahead — not withstanding the polls. 'H'kcr 'Veo stressed ther«-were reasons for burglary right opponent and a smarter strategy.” and physical exercise and a reluctance to X Save |9 5 The respected Chicago SunTimes Straw Poll recently IlffKiir -Stah Rushed and Ca other than gain but did not offer much con­ ’’Four years ago, in DuPage County, we had no risk being trapped in a small room such as lOO §> Reg. showed Carter leading Reagan in Illinois 46.2 percent to •Chairs ana turnilurt Hegiued^ 7 solation to honest citizens opening the a toilet. 49.95 40.1 percent, with independent John Anderson in third political staff, no office and passed out only 5,000 pieces 20% •(ier.pful Ktrniiure Repair 'Lalhe j doors to find their homes desecrated — Walsh said a study of burglaries in one place with 13.7 percent. The poll showed Anderson of literature,” he said. “This year, we have a full phone L Hand Carving •Proper Resiora-1 sometimes unspeakably fouled. area of Britain showed that in 73 percent - Reduced 36%. so act now before Reads AC and DC volts, current and drawing more votes from Reagan than from Carter in bank calling threefourths of the voters in DuPage, 80,000 (ion ol your fine andques *0311 Burglary is not simply about stealing of the cases the thief got about $100 or Reg. 139.95 bad driving weather arrives! Illinois. pieces of literature and several more visits planned to the Karl Parkinson resistance Dual-FET design for Associates Inc. goods and money. Walsh said. less. This meant only 27 percent escaped Priority switch lets you go The Sun-Times reported Anderson is having the most suburbs by Carter, Monddle and their surrogates,” • PA/Monitor/CB high accuracy. Battery extra 22-209 20.’i-(i4()-2.'>86 “Research shows that it is more com- with reasonable rewards. He said it seems impact in the downstate area, where he is polling l5.9 In the eight presidential elections since World War II, directly to Emergency Channel Deluxe Carrying Case. 22-153 . .6 .9 5 .plicated, more a matter of psychology... burglars are not usually as well informed Switch-Monitor percent of the vote to Reagan’s 45.3 percent and Carter’s 9 when calling for directions Burglars burgle, it seems, partly because as they might be about what they might CB, Use PA or help. With mounting 38.8 percent. can offar to you of the tension and excitement it generates AM/FM Digital In the heavily Democratic Chicago area, the president expect to find, even though there are long • RF Gain Control hardware. 21-1534 in them. Fear is the name of their game.” jail terms for persistent offenders. has a commanding 68.8 percent to Reagan’s 22 percent Walsh said he questioned 27 convicted Clock Radio and Anderson’s 9.2 percent, the poll indicated. 7 rSfe ‘*Blg City Management Consulting burglars in prison and most answered as In an experiment, Walsh asked student Electronic LED Digital Alarm Clock Chronomalic*-213 But even Carter’s people refuse to predict a victory — though it was obvious and very normal volunteers to commit a “burglary” which by Realistic or say the poll8 are accurate. i f . - o riCUSTOM icrnk/i "^^CUTTERS r.liTTFRR at Vlllaga Charm Prices.” that a burglar should be frightened when involved climbing through a window and ’’Other ind.ustrial states will be following the lead of working. dropping down inside a room. Half of the Illinois. Reagan went after Democratic votes, talking - - 195 Save “One stressed that, for him, the students entered a lighted room, half a I Reg. Save 21% like a born-again FDR,” said Carter field worker John darkened one. The darkened room was Wake to buzzer or radio' greatest tension was in going to the house, 18.95 2 1 % Novak. “There’s a tremendous fight up there. It’s no with over 20 years ixporloncs In buslneu managsmanl and knowing that he was going' to commit suddenly illuminated by a flash of light. Extra-large LEC3 clock An Open Invitation To Visit 0 consulting, we can provide necessary Ideas In merdian- secret we’re running behind in the suburbs.” himself to burglary, and then coming Half of all the students found themselves At $4 off, it’s time to save! ” display can be read from Carter campaign officials say they fear the big bloc of dIsIng, Inventory, labor management and the like. Reg. Our new & unique ROFFLER UNISEX FARIILY HA'R CARE CENTER. away with the stolen property,” Walsh in a personal confrontation. Features 24-hour alarm “ anywhere in the room 12 -152 0 undecided voters —■ mostly confused Democrats and Even though there was no risk, Walsh 37 47.95 said. "Being inside the house was and snooze control. moderate Republicans turned off by Reagan’s conser­ Now ... together, barbers & hairdressers combined to offer you the latest In said, every student taking part had a rapid 63-822 hair styling. relatively easy. But even there the vatism — either will cast a protest vote for Reagan or fail adrenalin is boiling.” heart beat. Some of them in their haste to vote at all. 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Free Parking In roar. 1 PRICES MAY VARY AT INDIVibUAL STORES______’ ordered troops of surrogates and field workers into HOURS: Tu#«., W»d., Ftl., •:J0-5;3O, Thun., t:M l.in. - S P.M., S it, ______run the moment a sound is heard causes tive maliciousness." DuPage County, normally a Republican stronghold. . ^ ♦ EVENING HERALD, Mon., Oct. 27, 1980 - 1 1 10 - EVENING HERALD. Mon., Oct. 27. 1980 V^cldinqs Student affairs ^ean Girardi’Mackenzie appointed at U€onn FARMINGTON - One of the first some 20 scientific articles or papers Anne Lewis Mackenzie of Manchester and Frank P. two black faculty members at the on such subjects as: aspects of os- Girardi of Parma, Ohio, were married Oct. 25 at University of ConnecticuRSchool of teorthritis (affecting bone), sports Emanuel Lutheran Church in Manchester. Medicine here has been named the Injuries, anti bone degeneration. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald W. school's first black assistant dean for In 1978, Worrell was the subject of Mackenzie of 24 Hunter Road, Manchester. The student affairs. one in a series of television programs * bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Girardi of He is Richard V. Worrell, M.D., an presented on public television Flushing, N.Y. orthopedic surgeon, according to an stations in Connecticut and The Rev. Dale Gustafson and the Rev. Ronald Fournier announcement today by Robert U. Massachusetts featuring the of Emanuel Lutheran Church officiated at the double-ring Massey, M.D., dean of the school. He achievements of people from minori­ ceremony. Melvin Lumpkin of Manchester was organist said Worrell will report to Steven J. ty groups. and Pat Jensen of West Hartford, soloist. A native of Brooklyn, N.Y., The bride was given in marriage by her father. Bongard, Ph.D., associate dean for student affairs, and begin his new Worrell received his B.A. degree Carole L. Mackenzie of Manchester was her sister's from New York University in New maid of honor. Karen M. Stein of San Antonio, Texas, the duties Dec. 1. Worrell — and his wife Audrey, York City in 1952 and his M.D. degree bride's sister, was matron of honor. M.D., an assistant professor of psy­ from Meharry Medical College in Mike Jeter of Indianapolis, Ind., served as best man. chiatry — joined the UConn medical Nashville in 1958. Ushers were Mark Szymkawicz of Maryland, N.H., and faculty-in 1968. He was a UConn He is a member of the “field Dale R. Stein Jr. of San Antonio, Texas, the bride’s faculty” of Meharry and during brother-in-law. A reception was held at Piano's associate professor of surgery and chief of orthopedic surgery and medical school was named a Restaurant in Bolton, after which the couple left for Ber­ member of Alpha Omega Alpha, a muda. They will reside in Cleveland, Ohio. rehabilitation medicine at the (U.S.) Veterans Administration Medical society honoring academic achieve­ Mrs. Girardi graduated in August from Indiana Univer­ Center in Newington — 'affiliated ment. sity with a master of science degree in environmental with the medical school — at the time A diplomate of the American science. Richard V. Worrell V # * of his new appointment. Board of Orthopedic Surgery and the Mr. Girardi is employed as an environmental engineer Massey said his primary duties National Board of Medical at B.F. Goodrich Chemical Group. (Nassiff photo) now will involve helping with selec­ Examiners, he is a fellow of the 2 ( ^ r ‘ tion of, and providing assistance for, Asian or Pacific, or Puerto Rican American Academy of Orthopedic Surgeons, and the American College •.*1. «—• - y , educationary disadvantaged ancestry and 10 whites. Of the thirty- Mrs. Frank P. GirartU students. Worrell brings six years nine, fifteen are women. (Overall, of Surgeons, and an affiliate of the experience to the post since he was nearly 30 percent of the school’s Royal Society of Medicine in London, named in 1974 as a member of the students are women.) England. medical school’s admissions com­ In mid-1979, an artificial kneecap Worrell is a member of the Orthopedic Research Society, the Wood-Gordon VFW Post offers daily lunch program mittee. Worrell invented was announced. It At the moment the school, with a has been used successfully in hun­ International Society of Orthopedic total of 340 students enrolled, has 11 dreds of patients since then. He has Surgery and Traumatology, and the 7 prices ranging from $1.50 to $1.80. A Maureen Carol Gordon of Bolton and Richard B. Wood Joan Crane of Manchester, at left, and her percent in the disadvantaged also done research on development of National Medical Assn. He and his of Manchester were married Oct. 25 at South United daughter, Judy Reynolds of East Hartford, spokesperson for the Post said, “Our special category: an artificial ankle. wife have a son and a daughter and Methodist Church in Manchester. prepare lunch which is being served daily could be homemade chili, baked chicken, or Twenty-nine black, Hispanic. He is the author or coauthor of live in Bloomfield. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Anderson-Shea tuna noodle casserole.” Proceeds from the Gordon of 20 Goodwin Road, Bolton. The bridegroom is lunch program will be used for VFW the son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Wood of Windsor. Post of the VFW, 608 E. Center St., The Rev. George Webb of South United Methodist Manchester. Hot meals including hamburgs, programs. (Herald photo by Pinto) University of Hartford Church performed the double-ring ceremony. David hot dogs, french fries plus a daily special with Morse of Manchester was organist and Linda Nadeau of Manchester was soloist. The bride was given in marriage by her father. Births^ names president’s aide Md. She has two brothers. Robert, 13, Janet Gordon of Bolton was her sister’s maid of honor. Zwlokis- Chrisloplicr Matllicw. Steven Michael, 3. and Johnathan, 6. Dr. Peggy Leiterman-Stock of university’s eight schools and As a psychological and educational Bridesmaids were Maureen Lisotto of Granby, Bernice son of Philip E. and Onolee Bates consultant in Kentucky from 1959 to Dixon of Manchester, and Jacquelyn Wood of Glaston­ Murphy, Erin Leigh, daughter of Bloomfield has been named colleges. She. was in charge of plan­ Zwicke of 28 Hunting Ridge Drive, DiSripiu, l.,«'ah Mirhelr, daughter 1966, she was one of the first psy­ bury and Patricia Wood of Windsor, sisters of the Gerard D. and Glenda J. Nall executive associate to the president ning the university’s first convoca­ South Glastonbury. He was born Oct. Of Marilee DiScipio of 8 Addison bridegroom. Amanda Spak of Manchester, the bride's Murphy of Lebanon was born Oct. 15 of the University of Hartford, tion on Sept. 3 and wiil play a key role chologists to work with the rural poor 13 at Manchester Meorial Hospital. Road, Glastonbury, was bom Oct. 17 cousin, was flower girl. at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Stephen Joel Trachtenberg. on the student attrition task force. in Appalachia. She developed a His maternal grandparents are Ethel at Manchester Memorial Hospital. John Gamache of Hartford served as best man. Ushers Her maternal grandmother is Mrs. Dr. Stock came to the university She sees her job partly as solving special education curriculum for Bates of Ewing, Va., and Clarence Her maternal grandparents are Mr. were Walter Freeman of Windsor, William Tocchi of Kenney C. Hall of Tulsa, Okla. Her last fall as an American Council on probiems and partly preventing them mental health professionals and was Bates of Harriman, Tenn. His pater­ and Mrs. Leo DiScipio of South clinical director for a residential New Hampshire, William McCall of Massachusetts and nal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. paternal grandmother is Mrs. Fran­ Education Fellow in Academic Ad­ from arising. She selected the Glastonbury. University of Hartford’for her facility for disturbed children. Gregory Wood of New Hampshire, the bridegroom’s Norbert Zwicke of Fairfax, Va. cis Murphy of Manchester. She has ministration. fellowship year, she said, because brother. two brothers. Ryan, 5 and Adam, 3. She was one of 35 educators A graduate of St. Lawrence' A reception was held at the Manchester Country Club, selected nationally to take part in the she realized it was an innovative in­ Kalela, MIrliarl Jottepli, son of Sirirklanil, Donuhl Darnell, son stitution. While the University has a University with a B.S. degree in psy­ after which the couple left on a cruise to St. Croix, V.I. Stanley E. and Carole Nevilas Kaleta BckI, Elilily Liilherine. daughter one-year fellows program designed chology in 1957, Dr. Stock has two They will reside in Manchester. (Burno of Newington •vwx. of Richard and Jean Keller Best of- of Cherri R. Strickland of 21 Laurel to strengthen leadership in higher certain amount of tradition, "it is far of 258 Parker St., Manchester, was St.. Manchester, was born Oct. 19 at more receptive to change than most master’s degrees from the Universi­ phoio) born Oct. 14 at Manchester Memorial 57B Congress St.. Manchester, was education by identifying and Manchester Memorial Hospital. His places I’ve seen,’’ she said. ty of Kentucky, one in special educa­ Hospital. His maternal grandparents born Oct. 15 at Manchester Memorial preparing individuals for responsible tion and the other in counseling. She Hospital. Her maternal grandparents maternal grandparents are Mr. and positions in academic administra­ For five years, from 1971 to 1976, Mrs. Richard B. Wood are Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Nevilas Mrs. Warren Strickland Jr. His received a doctor of education of Newington. His paternal grand­ are Mr. and Mrs. Edward Keller of tion. she was president of a consulting maternal great-grandparents are firm involved in organization degree from the same institution in father is Archibald Bricault of San Mt. Home. Ark. Her paternal grand­ 1970. St. Lawrence University named mother is Virginia Best of Oxon Hill, Mr. and Mrs. Warren Strickland Sr. She previously was assistant dean development, the Midwest Institute Diego, Calif. He has a brother, for Training and Education in Cincin­ her Distinguished Alumna in 1976. of students at Montana State Univer­ Dr. Stock is married to Dr. Robert sity where she served as assistant in nati, Ohio. Moskey-Boucher Dr. Stock has been an instructor of H. Stock, p re s id e n t of Com'- program development and secured munications Consulting Sei vie in Mother^s little helper Wark earns Air Force medal approximately $1 million in federal psychology and counseling at the Donna Lee Boucher of Rockville and Gary Edward University of Kentucky and a psy­ West Hartford. They live at Auer- leaves in the yard of the 473 E. Center St., Reformer 80 and Crested Cap, North Captain Parker is assigned at Fort grants. Bridget Barry, 2, daughter of Sen. and Mrs. Moskey of Tolland were married Oct. 25 at St. Bernard’s Master Sgt. Bruce A. Wark, son of chologist at the university’s Medical farm-in Bloomfield with four of their Manchester home. (Herald photo by Pinto) Atlantic Treaty Organization . Hood, Texas. five children. The oldest is married, David Barry, helps her mother clean up Church in Rockville. George F. Wark of Hartford and In her new post. Dr. Stock will center. She also has been an adjunct The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. Beatrice L. Stokes of Hebron, has (NATO) training exercises. professor at the University of Ken­ one is a student at the University of Reformer (return of forces to Ger­ work closely with the president, the Hartford and three attend Watkinson Boucher of 153 Union St., Rockville. The bridegroom is been decorated with the Meritorious Navy Seaman Recruit Lee D. provost, the vice presidents, the tucky . and associate professor at the,son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Moskey of Tolland. Service Medal at Randolph Air Force many) and Crested Cap (strategic Montana State University. School. deployment! demonstrated US. Anderson Jr,^ son of Kathleen E. and faculty senate and the deans of the The Rev. John J. White officiated. Base, Texas. Lee D. Anderson Sr. of Old Town Fahey backs planning Diane Patrizzi of Vernon was maid of honor. The Meritorious Service Medal is capability to rapidly move ground EAST HARTFORD - She encouraged the sector, which is permitted social benefits in their and air forces to reinforce NATO in a Road. East Hartford, has completed T awarded specifically for outstanding respective areac Bridesmaids were Miss Stasia Bloniarz, Ms. Audrey recruit training at the Naval State Sen. MJrcella C. state’s Regional Planning under the legislation es­ non-combat meritorous achievement crisis situation. Jellema joins UConn staff Agencies (RPA’s) to learn tablishing the RPA’s, DO IT DAILY -"Read the Cavagnaro and Mrs. Debra Sheridan, all of Vernon; and Training Center, Great Lakes, III. Fahey TD^Ela’fl Hartford or service to the United States Airman Balfore is assigned to parative study of matched samples Mrs. Claudia Belanger of Ellington. He joined the Navy in May 1980. STORRS — One of the nation’s responsible for directing the atlairs and Manchester) declared to deal more with state which can have far- Evening Herald’s comics Travis Air Force Base, Calif. of black and white institutions.” Bruce Bodnar of Tolland served as best man. Ushers leading educators, who is a former of several commissions and conduc­ that Connecticut’s legislators on a one-to-one reaching economic and and cartoons.______His father; Joe Balfore, is a resi­ Jellema also has published ar­ basis and to garner more were John Cerrigone of Vernon, Donald Caldwell of Eric K. Schaffer, son of Mr. and president of Wartburg College, has ting a major study of the financial Regional Planning Agen­ WATCH FOR OUR AD EVERY MONDAY BoROn, and Russell AmEnde and Scott Borowski, both of Airman Teresa E. Hoover, dent of 37 Summit St,, Manchester. ticles, book reviews, and papers input frqm local elected of­ Mrs. F.F. Schaffer of Tracy Drive, been appointed a University of status of private institutions of cies play a strong and im­ IN THE MANCHESTER HERALD Tolland. daughter of Charlotte C. Hopkins of Manchester, recently entered the Air Connecticut professor of higher higher learning. ‘ dealing with the evaluation and im­ portant role in the state ficials. “ People are expec­ Army Capt. Michael L. Parker, son , provement of effectife teaching, the A reception was held at the Elks Carriage House in Bolton, has been assigned to Chanute Force Delayed Enlistment Program. education administration, UConn Jellema has been a consultant to and urged the agencies to ting action,” Sen. Fahey OFF ALL FALL of Marilyn E. Parker of 50 Williams construction of curriculum, and the Rockville, after which the couple left for Bermuda. They Air Force Base. 111., after com­ The 1979 graduate of Manchester president John A. DiBiaggio an­ colleges, federal agencies, and take steps to strengthen told the audience, “and pleting Air Force basic training, at ,St.. Manchester, recently par­ future of the private sector of higher will reside in West Willington. High School is scheduled to leave for nounced today. boards of higher education in the their impact on the com­ through such involvement V l 1 0 / n &WINTER Mrs. Moskey lb employed as a respiratory therapist at Lackland Air Force Base, Texas. ticipated in Reformer 80 and Crested area of curriculum, administration, education. munities they serve. and understanding of the Cap. North Atlantic Treaty Organiza­ basic training at Lackland Air F ece He is Dr. William W. Jellema, who Since receiving his doctorate from Harrington Memorial Hospital in Southbridge, Mass. The airm an will now receive finances and future planning during a Sen. Fahey naade these political process, RPA’s fcU /O COATS tion (NATO) training exercises. Base near San Antonio. Texas, on has joined the faculty of the UConn the University of Edinburgh in 1957, Mr. Moskey is employed as a public safety officer in specialized instruction in the aircraft March 24, 1981. large part of his career. comments at the second can become more effec­ Reforger I return of forces to Ger­ Department of Higher Technical and Jellerap has been a member of a Tolland. (Randall photo) maintanance field. Plans are for Schaffer to receive Adult Education in the School of While researching academic ad­ annual symposium spon­ tive.” Coventry Shoppe many) and Crested Cap (strategic ministration and higher education number of organizations including sored by the Regional She also suggested that deployment) demonstrated U S. technical training in the Aircraft En­ Education, after nearly two decades 44 DEPOT RD. COVEITTRY, CONN. Air Force Airman First Class finance, he has published “The Red the National Center for Higher Planning Association of the agencies explore capability to rapidly move ground vironmental Systems Specialist of studying financial stress in Education Management Systems TUES.-SAT. 9:30 — 5:00 Michael A. Balfore, son of Maria career field for which transferrable colleges, and the Black,” a special, Connecticut, held at the developing planning Balfore of 69 Woodlawn Circle, East and air forces to reinforce NATO in a preliminary report’on the financial National Advisory Panel, the Task East Hartford Holiday Inn. projects with the private WED. TIL 9:00 P.M. 742-7494 m crisis situation. college credits will be awarded. Jellema comes to UConn from Hartford, recently participated in status, present and projected, of Force on Alternate Sources of Wartburg College in Waverly, Iowa College funding on the committee for Mrs. Gary E. Moskey where he served as president from private institutions of higher lear­ ning. economic development, and the Ad­ 1974 to 1980. visory Committee for the College En­ Stay fit with friends Serving as Executive Associate He also has authored- the books, "Efficient College Management,” dowment Funding Proposal of the and' Research Director of the Moton Memorial Foundation. Association of American Colleges "Colleges and Commitments,” and TOES. ONLY! Kovensky-Torpey you really need a hot Bv LAWRE-NCE LAMB, drink? People who do not from 1967 to 1973, Jellema was “Higher Education, Finance, A com- M.U. Florence Claire Torpey of East Hartford and Neil have digestive complaints Bruce Kovensky of Hartford were married Oct. 18 at the . DEAR DR. L A M B -I’m can use a decaffeinated Veterans' Memorial Club House in East Hartford. a 26-year-old male who Dr. Lomb brand of coffee. If you The The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Florence M. Torpey believes in being physically want something hot for 2 of East Hartford and the late William R. Torpey. The fit. I have a weekly exer­ breakfast how about a hot cise program that 1 try to bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kovensky of readers who want this powders) and the other is cereal such as oatmeal? Choicest Meats In Town Manchester. follow effectively. My issue can send 75 cents an adequate calorie intake. For children a cup of hot IGENUINE WAYBEST The Rev. Eugene Torpey of Cheshire, the bride’s uncle, problem is that I start out with a long, stamped, self- If you don't have enough milk is not bad, particular­ great and soon become dis­ calories, you’ll use the pro­ ly if flavored with vanilla Bite tto golden cq;)ple! and Rabbi David Greenberg of Scarsdale, N.Y., of­ addressed envelope for it. ficiated interested. 1 know being Send your request to me, in tein for calorie energy and sweetened if they in­ physically fit has KHIIXEN BREAST LB. The bride was given in marriage by her brothers, care of this newspaper, rather than for building sist on a sweet drink. A cup 1980 is First Federal Savings of East numerous benefits but I 7 Richard Torpey and William Torpey. P.O. Box 1551, Radio City body tissues. One of the of hot boullion is great. If Hartford’s Golden Anniversary, and we can’t seem to get it , Laurie Robinson was maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Station. New York, NY common fallacies dis­ you need to restrict salt in­ want you to help us celebrate. Just 'GENUINE WAYBEST Aileen T. Klebauskas. the bride’s sister; Marcia together. cussed in the Health Letter take. though, you need to As I get older I want to 10019. come into any First Federal Sayings Kovensky. the bridegroom’s sister; and Jane Schwatlow Now about your weight I'm sending you is that a avoid commercially keep my body as fit as office, October 27-31, and we’ll give and Debra Whitaker. drop with exercising. Any person needs a high-protein produced bouillon cubes. LB. possible. I weigh 141 and you a golden delicious apple, (WICKER LEGS Thomas Whitaker served as best man. Ushers were form of physical activity diet for extra energy or The clear stock from freelThere’s no transaction required am 5 feet 11. I notice that Michael Torpey and Eugene Torpey. the bride’s involves calories. Body fat stamina. boiling vegetables and and you don’t need to have MUCKE’SUCKE'S AMERIiAMERICAN COOKED when I’m exercising my brothers: Michael Johnston, the bride’s nephew; and stores are stored energy Some people are more meal is a good hot drink for an account with us. Richard Schwatlow and Edward Szymanoski. weight begins* to drop. and you can either successful in maintaining a many. For something hot A reception was held at the club house, after which the Could calorie intake have diminish them by not regular fitness program if for lunch and dinner don't It’s been a great 50 years and we anything to fo with my SALAMI couple left for Montreal and Quebec. Canada. They will taking in enough calories they develop physical ac­ neglect a hut soup. A big want everyone to know it. So bite the weight? My doctor says my OR rpside in Hartford. or by spending more tivities that they do with bowl of low-calorie soup Golden Apple—and health is good. Please give a Mrs. Kovensky is employed at Aetna Casualty and calories than you take in. 1 other people. You may jog before a meal helps to pre­ remember, if you ever need LAND 0 LAKES WHITE ^ Surety Co. in Hartford. me your opinion. wouldn’t know without with a friend or develop vent overeating and may a bank, talk to us first. Mr Kovensky is employed at the Connecticut Bank & DEAR READER - examining you before and tennis skills and play help in weight control as a We’re the golden bank. Trust Co., in East Hartford. (Naylor photo) IVIrs. INeil B. Kovensky Congratulations on staying afterwards what your loss regularly with friends. It's consequence. AMEMCAM CHEESE...... * Z . l g slip and trim. I won’t need of body weight involves. If the personal involvement You might try hot to emphasize the impor­ it’s loss of fat stores, that’s that seems to keep a lot of lemonade. tance of physical fitness to all to the good. people going and that DeLuca elected president you. You are absolutely might solve your problem. ‘fhe eaglet golden'' When you're growing DO IT DAILY - BE correct. There are many new muscles and DEAR DR. LAMB - Mary L. DeLuca, a medical assis- Kunze, president-elect; Sally A. secretary; and Clayre Hall, bemfits in staying PREPARED by checking developing their strength What hot or warm drink do the Evening Herald's com­ (ant for Dr. William Mancoll in Hart- Benoit, vice president; Rita LeClerc. treasurer. physically fit. you have two you recom m end? You ighland park marke plete weather forecast. Fiist Federal Savings H ' ------I'm sending you my new ford, was elected president of the requirements. One is an repeatedly mention that East Hartlord, Glaatanbunr, South Glastonbury, Manchastsr, Varnon, Rockvllla and South Windsor Hartford Chapter of the American issue of The Health Letter adequate amount of pro­ coffee, tea and cocoa are DO IT DAILY - WIN number 15-12, Exercise tein (that does not mean an not the best for us for a MONEY by checking the Association of Medical Assistants for Wise. It will include a lot of u number of health reasons. lottery numbers in the 317 Highland Street the year 1980-81. excess amount or the - — the myths that people have DEAR READER -= Do Evening Herald.. Other officers elected are: Joan necessity to take protein In Hawaii the oifl^indigenous mammal it the bat. about exercise. Other ManchewMr • « ’“ v ''t

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of drama, and in terms of text­ school. technical from time W time.” guessed younger and wouldn’t Canidldates” night sponsored by Flyers stop UConn eleven TcxunToll books, students called for regular believe her when she told them her the Tri-Town League of Women Whaler win winner again Page 17 Students at Manchester High updating of social studies texts, During a recent Town Council Although It wouldn't be fair to real age. They should all get “A’s" Voters, complimented the league School had some general advice for skein at six in last seconds liie juniors also had some advice meeting in Vernon, Councilman print the age of the Vernon mayor for the rest of the yedr. on the program but said he thought the Board of Education. To im­ for incoming sophomores: “Be Page 16 Page 16 SCOREBOARD Leonard Jacobs made a motion and in the newspaper, she did recently it was unfair to give the candidates prove the curriculum, a cogrse in good so you can get open campus.” then kept talking. He was asked by have a birthday. Mayor Marie 6ports just three minutes to speak. "It s Black History should be oHered, Currently, open campus is a Councilman James McCarthy, Herbst'is also a school teacher and like being hanged by a slow rope, the students said recently, Another privilege which must be earned by “Are you making a motion or she said l;pr students asked her how Seymour Lavltt, a Vernon resi­ course which should be offered is good behavior during students' in­ talking?" Tb which Jacobs old she was on her birthday. She dent, during a question and answer Ihe said. one which stresses the techniaues coming year at the, three-vea.': answered, “Oh, I forgot, we get had them guess and they all period following a "Meet the j — Buffalo blitzes New England wouldn’t use the wind as an excuse about what effect it would have on ORCHARD PARK, N Y. (UPI) - his first 100-yard rushing game of his touchdown passes of 14 and 12-yards safety Steve Freeman. O b i t u o r i c s but did mention the weather con­ the young Hubach. Webster’s Dictionary defines wind as pro career, moved through the from Joe Ferguson to Frank Lewis “We knew they (New England) Sweeney calls on opponents wanted to run and we worked all ditions in his postgame comments. “There was nothing you could do,” Patriot defense for two touchdowns. which followed a 41-yard first Frederick W. Brown "a strong, fast-moving or destructive “We came out at the half, got 10 Hubach saidi “I tried aiid did my current of air," His first touchdown came in the quarter field goal by Patriot kicker week so we could try to stop them,” EAST IIAKTFOHI) - Frederick points on the board and closed the best. With the wind so strong, you A 40-mph wind Sunday at Rich fourth quarter with Buffalo holding John Smith. Bills’ Coach Chuck Knox said. “ In W. Brown 63, of 35 Schaffer Drive, gap,” Erhardt stated. “We had the couldn’t punt it out of there. They Stadium didn’t destroy anything, but onto a 17-13 lead. He cut through the New England, with the wind at the first half we had a couple of big died Saturday at St. Francis Hospital to retract HUD comments passes to Lewis and in the second opportunities hut didn’t take them. (Buffalo) always had good field posi­ a strong Bills’ defense and aj fast- interior line and trotted 16-yards into their backs, roared back with 10 third and Medical Center. S: It’s tough to play a crucial game like tion in two quarters and we had good tax abatements that involves,” moving running back named Joe the end zone to put the Bills up, 24-13. quarter points on a touchdown pass half we had Cribbs.” He was born in Hartford and had MANCHESTER'- Joseph Faucher’s statement also included The Patriots offense tried its luck this and have weather conditions like field position in two quarters.” a call for the CD money, saying Sweeney said. Cribbs might have left the New Cribbs’ second score, a 5-yard run from Steve Grogan to Russ Francis been a resident of East Hartford for Sweeney, leading opponent of the with just two minutes left, iced the and a 32-yard field goal by Smith. against the wind in the second and that.” The wind also bothered the past 34 years. He was an Army without it "old Manchester" will con­ The recent comments are part of England Patriots thinking they The wind led to punts of 12-yards by drive to have the town re-enter the game. Buffalo got a 23-yard field goal fourth quarters and the Bills faced quarterbacks, especially Grogan. veteran of World War II. He was tinue to decline. He said the only way the increase in rhetoric which is tangled with a hurricane. Greg Cater in the first quarter and “We got behind twice and tried to federal Community Development leading up to the Nov? 4 referendum, Buffalo’s 31-13 victory, weather “It means a lot to me," said from Nick Mike-Mayer early in the the gales in the first and third. employed by Metropolitan District to reverse the decline, without the Neither team managed to score when boots of eight and 16-yards — both in throw against it hut we just couldn’t program, has called on his foes in the when voters will be asked whether to conditions aside, left them tied with Crihbs, who finished with 118 yards final quarter just before Cribbs went Commission Water Bureau for 31 debate to retract certain statements CD money, is with tax increases. they faced the wind,, a situation key situations — in the fourth quarter get anything going, ” Grogan said. “I Sweeney said Manchester’s budget re-enter the program. In April 1979, the Patriots for first place in the on 30 carries. “I’ve been close a cou­ to work. years before his retirement and was "in the name of decency." ple of times (to a 100-yard game) and The Bills defense limited the which lead Knox to observe “you had by Patriots’ rookie punter Mike don’t Ihink I’ve ever played in a a member of Its 25-Year Club. He was for the past several years has con­ residents voted by a 3-1 margin to AFC East with identical 6-2 records. Sweeney called on HUD- it felt good to get aver it. 1 give credit Patriots usually potent rushing at­ to be on the field to appreciated how Hubach. game where the wind affected the also a member of Hillstown Grange tained a $500,000 surplus. He said withdraw. The town has since been The swirling, howling winds played proponents Robert Faucher and to the offensive line their good play.” tack to just 39 yards and intercepted bad it was.” Smith termed the conditions “a way you threw a ball like it did 87 of East Hartford. these local monies should be used at sued by three low income women and havoc with passes, kicks and punts Archibald Stuart to “specify those The Bills got 14 first-half points on four Grogan passes, two by strong Patriots’ Coach Ron Erhardt kicker’s nightmare" and worried today.” He leaves a son. Stephen M. Brown the discretion of the Board of Direc­ the U.S. Department of Justice, much like the rookie Cribbs, who had statements of mine which they charging the vote was racially 4}f Manchester; and two daughters, believe to be untruthful, because I tors, to improve the downtown, older Marilyn Brown Solomon of Enfield sections. motiviated. 2 t j am prepared to completely document and Christine Brown Patz of the truthfulness and accuracy of Fauc'her said CD funds have also Willmore, Ky. every statement I have made about been spent to upgrade recreational Girl Scout hayride facilities and renovate and Funeral services will be Tuesday HUD aihd the contract committments MANCHESTER - Members of at 11 a.m. from the Newkirk & the program carries." rehabilitate housing. Eagles flying high, Girl Scout Troop 10 will meet at 6 Whitney Funeral Home, 318 Burnside Faucher, in a statement released Sweeney admitted such projects p.m. Wenesday in the parking lot of Ave., East Hartford, with the Rev. Sunday, said the objections to the were worthwhile uses of the CD St. Mary’s Episcopal Church to go on Lawrence S. Staples officiating. program “are based on mis­ money, but said the usefulness of the a hayride in Coventry. V Burial will be in Veteran Memorial information and mis­ federal money had come to an end On Thursday, troop members will 7 Field, Hillside Cemetery, East Hart­ representation." because the current HUD program meet at Manchester High School at 8 ford. There are no calling hours. own top NFL mark Added Sweeney, "If they’re calls on the town to sign a contract. to see the dress rehearsal of the Memorial contributions may be (Stuart and Faucher) unprepared to "The town must take upon itself all musical production, “George M” as NEW YORK (UPI) - No one will back Franco Harris and linebacker Jets tonight. made to the American Diabetes pinpoint the ‘misleading’ statements, the steps within its power to provide presented by the Little Theater of argue that the city of champions sits Jack Lambert to the list and it’s easy Cowboys 42, Chargers 31 Association, 17 Oakwood Ave., West I call upon them to retract that state­ 150 apartments for lower income per­ in Pennsylvania, but it appears Dallas turned a series of bizarre Hartford, 06119, Manchester. to see why the Steelers are ment in the name of decency.” sons, with all the zone changes and The next troop meeting will be bragging' rights may shift from struggling. and spectacular plays into three Edna F. Keating Nov. 6. Pittsburgh to Philadelphia. But-'Steelers coach Chuck Noll third-quarter TDs in an 8:15 span — MANCHESTER - Edna F. Mul- Last season, it was the Pittsburgh offered no excuses for his team. two of them coming on 1-yard runs by doon Keating, 79, of 107 Hamlin St., iGroup learning Steelers capturing their second “The injuries may be a reason, but third-string fullback Timmy New- died today at Manchester Memorial Glassman accepts straight Super Bowl title following they can’t be used an excuse,” said some — to rally the Cowboys. San MANCHESTER — A group lear-, Hospital. She was the wife of William the Pittsburgh Pirates’ World Series Noll. "We have to do it with the Diego quarterback Dan Fouts would ning experience for men and women Keating Sr. r-. triumph. But this season, the city of players we have.” ^ up throwing four interceptions — in the process of separation or Mrs. Keating was born in Philadelphia is threatening to claim Noll said he’s not sure when three of them coming in the final Manchester on May 28,1901 and had Earthquake damage -debate challenge divorce will begin Nov. 10 from 7 to 9 the distinction of baseball and foot­ Bradshaw will return to theylineup quarter. He finished with 21-of-44 for been a lifelong resident. She was a p.m. at the Child & Family Services ball champions from its sister city. but was pleased with backup Cliff 366 yards and John Jefferson caught MANCHESTER - Abraham Glassman said however, he communicant of St. James Church. A Mexican soldier stands arriid the rubble of Huajapan’s City office, 110 Main St. The Philadelphia Phillies are the Stoudt’s performance Sunday. eight of them for 160 yards. Danny Glassman, South Windsor suggests the possibility of Persons interested in additionai in­ Besides her husband she leaves two Hall early Saturday where an earthquake Friday, caused newly crowned champions of “He played well,” said Noll of White hit on 22-of-34 passes for 2M Manchester lligh School as the formation and or registration should sons, Raymond D. Keating and severe damage and numerous deaths and injuries. (UPI photo) Democratic candidate in the Fourth basebail and the Philadelphia Eagles Stoudt, whp completed 18-of-37 yards for Dallas. debate site and added he hopes to call the office in Hartford at 236-4511, William Keating Jr., both of Senatorial District has accepted a are making a serious bid for a Super passes for 310 yards. “He got 26 Oilers 23, Bengals 3 debate challenge from his have the details on the location extension 255. Manchester: and a daughter, Mrs. Bowl shot. points on the board and you can’t ask Earl Campbell bruised his way to Republican opponent, Carl Zinsser of finalized by Thursday. Michael (Priscilla) Nlmirowski of At the halfway point in the NFL for much more than that.” 202 yards rushing and two TDs to Manchester. In the letter to Glassman, Clen­ Manchester; two granddaughters, Weekend arrests season, the Eagles, 7-1, own the best Brian Sipe ripped open the “Steel help Houston, 5-3, keep pace with ■ daniel suggested the debate be Church fair Thursday and two great-grandsons. In a letter to Glassman, Zinsser’s record in the league and hold a one- Cleveland. Campbell, who gained 178 moderated by three members of the MANCHESTER - St. Mary’s Curtain” defense, throwing for four Funeral services will be Wednesday campaign chairman Scott Clendaniel game edge over the Dallas Cowboys and 203 yards rushing in his last two press, a suggestion Glassman said he Episcopai Church Guild will sponsor TDs, completing a club-record 28 at 8:15 a.m. from the John F. Tierney said arrangements have been made games, stormed 55 yards early in the would accept. its annual fair Thursday from 10:30 in the NFC East. passes in 46 attempts, and passing Funeral Home, 219 W. Center St. reported in area for a "head-to-head” debate between The Eagles defeated the Chicago third quarter for a TD which broke Glassman however, said he was a.m. to 3 p.m. for 349 yards to lead the Browns to with a mass of Christian burial at 9 the two candidates for Thursday open a 3-3 game. He also scored on a disappointed he was not given an op­ Bears 17-14 Sunday when Tony their first victory over the Steelers in 3.JP.- St. James Church. Burial will ties, entered the store, snowed a night in the Friends Library, South The fair will be in the Guild Room Upsetting situation 3yard run early in the fourth quarter Vernon portunity to discuss the details of the and several areas of the old church. Franklin, who earlier missed two four years. be in St. James Cemetery. There are gold-colored knife and demanded the Windsor. as he became the second player in Krietina K. Szarka, 17, of 256 Scott Glassman said this morning he “ debate before an announcement was Miss Henrietta Clulow, guiid presi­ San Diego quarterback Dan Fouts was Ed Jones during Sunday’s NFL game in field goal attempts, hit an 18-yarder After Sipe closed the Steelers’ no calling hours. bag of cash and then fled on foot. NFL history to rush for more than Drive, Manchester, was charged dent, is fair chairman. knocked off his feet bv Dallas defensive end Texas. (UPI photo) with- 2:02 left. While Philadelphia fourth-quarter lead to 26-20 on his se­ Police ask anyone who may have would accept the challenge, but made by the Zinsser camp. 200 yards in consecutive games. O.J. Donald J. Roglis Friday with fourth-degree larceny In the letter to Glassman, Clen­ Tables will include baked goods, was winning, the Steelers dropp^ a cond TD pass to Greg Pruitt, a 7-yard been in the area at the time and who would like to work out further details Simpson did it twice. MANCHESTER - Donald J (shoplifting) on comptaint of the K- daniel said he had taken the liberty of knitwear, aprons, househoid articles, 27-26 decision to the Cleveland may have seen anything suspicious, on the place of the event as well as Cardinals 17, Colts 10 Roglis, 34, of 205 School St. diec Mart Store in Vernon. scheduling the debate Thursday Christmas gifts and decorations and Browns for their third straight loss. to call the barracks. Donald have more information concerning Ottis Anderson ran for one TD, Jim Saturday at Manchester Memorial She was released on her promise to based on a campaign statement at­ The Steelers, 4-4, now trail both Sylvester. 41, of Columbia, was the group sponsoring the planned white elephant Itenls. Giants stuck in reverse Hart passed for another and the St. Hospital. appear in court in Rockville on Nov. tributed to Glassman concerning a Houston and Cleveland by one game charged Saturday with reckless debate. Louis defense sacked Bert Jones 12 Mr. Roglis was bom in Hartford 18. driving, driving an unregistered Glassman said if Zinsser wants to debate between the two candidates. in the tough AFC Central. July 6, 1946 and had lived in Zinsser is a former Manchester ROTC open house N j’ittsburgh has been decimated by times to spark St. Louis over Randall E. Flanders, 26, of 63 High motor vehicle and driving with un­ have the debate in South Windsor, he Baltimore. The Colts are now 4-4 Manchester most of his life. He was would happy to debate his opponent • Town Director and Glassman is a MANCHESTER — An open house as Broncos shift gears /Tfijuries with quarterback Terry St., Rockville, was charged Saturday safe tires. Bradshaw heading the list. while St. Louis improved to 3-5. employed as a sheet metal worker with possession of fireworks and Sylvester was involved in an accident at anv location. state representative. - for parents of students attending the Bradshaw, the Steelers’ sparkplug, is Parkers 16, Vikings 3 for the L&M Welding Co. of Adams second-degree failure to appear. on Route 66. State Police said he ap­ Manchester Regional Occupational EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. (UPlt Broncos’ 42 The 12-year veteran more to the Giants when 1 was here, out with a jammed thumb and wide Lynn Dickey threw TD passes of 12 St. Police said he was arrested on a re­ parently lost control on a curve and Training Center will be held from 7 - The Denver Broncos smartly returned the ball 36 yards to the New but they were on a major rebuilding He was formerly a member of the receivers Lynn Swann and John yards to Paul Coffman and 4 yards to arrest warrant and was ordered to struck eight guardrails. He was bond issue hv 9 p.m. Wednesday. shifted gears Sunday — and kept the York 22 and. five plays later, plan then;” said Morton “It looks toss, he engineered a 60-yard drive in PTA backs Stallworth are also out. Add running Bill Larson to help Green Bay, 3-4-1, to Army and Navy Gub. post a $75 bond. Police said bond was taken to Windham Community Coffee and refreshments will be New York Giants stuck in reverse. Armstrong went over right tackle like they’re still in it. ” six plays for the winning score. Tight T while adding state reimbursement in He is surviv^ by his parents, K. MANCHESTER— The Verplanck end Ozzie Newsome caught an 18- its first triumph over Minnesota, 3-5, not posted. No court date was given.. Memorial Hospital and refused the amount of $1,927,905 is expected. served from 7 to 7:30 p.m. The direc­ “We wanted to throw the ball a lot from 2 yards out for the winning Joseph and Adrianna (Libera) School PTA executive board has un­ tor, Jack Peak, will discuss the yard TD pass with 5:38 left to cap the at Lambeau Field in 15 years. Manuel S. Garcia, 23, of 7 Park St., examination, police said. His court The total expected cost to the more in our game plan, but with this score. Roglis, both of Manchester, and a animously voted to support Question ROTC program and future directions drive and tie the game 26-26. Don Redskins 22, Saints 14 Rockvillq, was charged Saturday date was not given. five, a referendum issue voters will taxpayers is thus $3,624,376. wind, running the football with “They'd been running a lot of stop Mark Moseley tied a club record sister. Mrs. Roger (Shirley) with third^iegree assault in connec­ at 7:30 p.m., after which parents will authority became the key to the patterns throughout the first half,” Dolphins prepared Cockroft converted the point after Coulombe of New Britain. South Windsor face when they enter the voting booth visit the classrooms to meet with in­ for the margin of victory. with five field goals and Joe tion with the investigation of an on Election Day. The appropriation will cover game, ” said Denver Coach Red said Thompson. “I’d been moving to Theismann passed 26 yards to Ricky A mass of Christian burial will be alleged incident on Elm Street. Stephen F. Ciriak, 21, of West Hart­ rehabiliUtion, modernization, and dividual teachers. Miller after the Broncos rode a 212- them but I found I was overrunning Cleveland coach Sam Rutigliano celebrated Tuesday at 9 a.m. at St. The question asks for voter ap­ Thompson for a TD to lead He was released on his promise to ford, was charged Friday night with addition to the high school. yard running attack and Bill Thomp­ them. I decided that this time I was to advance tonight realized the Steelers were not at proval on a bond issue of $5,522,281, James Church. Burial will be in St. son’s key third-quarter interception their best. Washington over winless New appear in court on Nov. 18. second-degree burglary, second- going to lay back and see what the Orleans, 0-8. Moseley’s field goals James Cemetery. There are no Woodcock endorsed to a 14-9 triumph over the Giants, NEW YORK (UPI) - The Miami “I don’t want to tarnish our vic­ Ivan J. Mathieu, 19, of 495 Tolland degree larceny, and third-degree tight end did. He was using a lot of' fered a concussion. were from 50. 28, 35, 52 and 38 yards calling hours. Memorial donations SOI TH WINDSOR - Democrat who lost their seventh straight; Dolphins can gain some valuable tory,” he began, “but we didn’t beat Tpke., Manchester, was charged criminal misheief. option stuff, looking which way I was Jets Coach Walt Michaels is hoping to tie the club record held by Curt may be made to the Crippled Harvest tea planned John Woodcock, 114 Assembly Denver quarterback Craig Morton, moving and then going the other way. ground and push themselves back the best of Pittsburgh.” Saturday with disorderly conduct in Police said he was found inside a his club can avoid the rash of mis­ Knight. Children's Home ip Newington or the Deming Street home. He was held on MANCHESTER— The St. Mary’s Mrs. Everett Kelsey; kitchen; Mrs. District candidate, has announced making his first regular-season This time I just waited until Simms into the thick of the AFC East race In Philadelphia, backup quarter­ connection with the investigation of a takes that have plagued his team all Falrons 13, Rams lU Oakhill school for the Blind in Hart­ Girls Friendly Society sponsors will Karl Nielsen, waitresses; Mrs. that he has received the endorsement tonight. year. ' back ^ Pisareik, who came in when disturbance. a $10,0(X) cash bond and released appearance in the New York area released the ball and stepped up in Steve Bartkowski’s 54-yard TD ford. Arrangments are in the charge have a harvest tea Thursday from Edward Schumann, decorations; of the Connecticut Education The Dolphins, 4-3, got some key Ron Jaworski left with a siight con­ Also charged in connection with Saturday and was to appear in court since his trade from the Giants prior front.” “We’re just not making the big pass to Alfred Jackson with 75 of the Holmes Funeral Home, 4(X) noon to 2 p.m. in the parish hall of the Mrs. Alfred Williams, tickets and Association. Ip a letter dated Oct. 10, to the 1977 season, was largely in­ help on Sunday when firstplace New cussion after being sacked by end the same incident was Andre A. in Manchester today. Jensen, who rushed for 92 yard in plays, on offense or defense,” said seconds left pulled ^ tla n ta into a Main St. church. Mrs. Winslow Manchester, pecan CEA President,-Robert F. Chase, effective The 37-year-old veteran England was knocked off by Buffalo Mike Hartenstine in the second Thivierge, 19, of 22 Doane St., South Windsor Police are also in­ 14 carries, set up his 1-vard TD plunge Michaels. "We keep beating first-place tie in the NFC West with Sandwiches, desserts and qrders. said, “The Connecticut Education completed only 7-of-19 passes for 65 31-13 and St. Louis downed another quarter, led the Eagles on their win­ Evgenija V. Treimanis Manchester. vestigating several other house midway through the second quarter ourselves as much as the other teams Los Angeles. Both teams are 5-3 as Both were released on their breaks, two on Skyline Drive, and beverages will be served. Association had endorsed his can­ yards before being sidelined by a with a 32-yard run down the left AFC East club, Baltimore, 17-10. beat us. We’ve had punts and field ning drive. SOUTH WINDSOR - Mrs. The Ladies Episcopai Guild will the Rams saw their five-game wa­ Evgenija V. Treimanis, 74, of 54 promise to appear in court on Nov. one on Hillside Drive and one at the Co-chairmen for the tea are Mrs. didacy for election to the Connecticut blow to the head early in the fourth sideline on third down — the Bron­ Sunday’s action left both New goals blocked and returned for Running back Louie Giammona’s sponsor a Christmas fair aiso on ning streak end. Vince Ferragamo Orchard Hill Drive, died Saturday at 18. Candlewood Apartments. John Fletcher and Mrs. Thomas General Assembly in 1980” quarter as the gusty winds played cos’ longest run of the year. With England and Buffalo at 6-2 and touchdowns, we’ve blown easy field optioopass to tight end Keith Krepfle Thursday in the Sunday Schpol rooms had giyen the Rams a 10-6 lead early Manchester Memorial Hospital. Stephen R. Guilmette, 25, of 148 On Hillside Drive some $275-worth Rollason. havoc with the air game. New York ahead 3-0, Morton kept the dropped Baltimore to 4-4. The goals ar.' have had stupid penalties. gained 27 yards and Pisareik and , from 10:30 a.m. to 3 p.m.______in the third quarter on a 74-yard TD She was born in Latvia Aug. 31, Prospect Hill Road, East Windsor, of coins was taken. Jewelry, a mink Committee chairmen include: “This was the worst wind I ever ball on the ground 12 consecutive Dolphins can move to within a game It’s a matter of guys feeling the Krepfle then combined for a 16-yard completion. A 15-yard pass in­ pass to Drew Hill. 1906 and had lived in South Windsor was charged Sunday with breach of coat and some silver was taken from Input sought played in. ” said Joe Danelo, who ac­ plays and directed a”90-yard drive of the division leaders tonight with a pressure and trying to do too much. Chiefs 20, Lions 17 counted for all of the New York terference penalty against corner- for 12 years. She was a meniber of peace and interfering with a police one Hillside Drive home and from capped by Jensen’s third-down victory over the New York Jets, who Everyone is trying to do it all to Nick Lowery kicked a 40-yard field MANCHESTER - Sen. scoring with a-pair of 28-yard field back Allen Ellis moved the ball to the the Willimantic Latvian-Lutheran officer. the other, cash and jewelry. At the “MAL BARLOW GETS THINGS DONE” scoring run at 8:17. have been probably the most disap­ make us a winner and errors occur goal with 74 seconds left to give Kan­ Candlewood Apartment, a stereo, two Marcella C. Fahey, D-East goals and a 45-yarder, all in the first pointing club in the NFL this season. 1, where Philadelphia failed in three Church and the Connecticut Latvian The arrest was made in connection Armstrong accounted for 43 of the because guys put too much pressure sas City its fourth straight victory. with the investigation of a distur­ speakers, a wallet and watch were Hartford, has requested in- half. The winds averaged 17 mph, hut tries to punch it into the end zone Choir. yards on seven carries, but the big New York, expected to duel for the on themselves. Billy Sims plunged 1 yard to tie the reported missing. put from M anchester gusts of 29 mph plunged the wind- before Franklin was summoned. She is survived by her husband, bance outside the Southgate play came on 3rd-and-3 from the AFC East title and a playoff berth, game at 17-17 with 4:38 to go but Kan­ Kriss Treimanis; one daughter. Mrs. Apartments. Richard S. Czelazewicz, 39, of residents concerning the chill factor at Giants Stadium to 20 Giants’ 36. New York linebacker has lost six of seven games this year “I just flat missed the kick,” 2 Barrington Estates, South Windsor, issue or reapportionment Franklin said of his earlier miss. “1 sas City drove 58 yards in eight plays Veneta DiMartino of South Windsor; He was released on a $250 nonsure­ ^degrees. Chris Linnin, running onto the field for the worst record in the AFC. to set up Lowery’s winning kick. ty bond for court on Nov. 18. was charged early Sunday morning which will be studied in the was leaving the ball to the right in three brothers, Kazimirs. Pukinskis Otis Armstrong and Jim Jensen late, was caught out of position and But the Dolphins will need to end Sims carried 28 times for 155 yards in David P. Hearn, 17, of 2 Pleasant with reckless endangerment and next legislative session, pregame warmups and adjusted but I of Willimantic, Leonards Pukinskis spearheaded the Broncos’ ground Jensen scampered 32 yards down the two years of frustration against the a losing effort, ran for goal. Detroit St., Rockville, was charged Sunday threatening. “When we discuss this game and each scored on a short run Jets. New York has run off four con­ just blew it. After that 1 do what I do of Coventry, and Romualds left sideline. fell to 5-3. with reckless driving. His court date Police said the arrest was made in important issue in the next to help Denver even its record to 4-4 secutive victories over the Dolphins all the time after 1 miss — measure Pukinskis of Latvia; and four “I thought it was a nickle defense, Raiders 33. Sealiawks 14 is Nov, 10. connection with the investigation of session, she said, "I want and remain in contention for qjourth my steps off. grandchildren. but it was really a short yardage during the past two seasons, Jinf Plunkett threw three TD Funeral services, will be held Karen T. Albert, 17, of 41 McDivitt an incident involving Czelazewicz’s to be able to fully represent straight playoff berth. Armstrong defense," said Linnin. a> rookie com depriving Miami in at least one in­ “I forgot about that kick later (when he made the winning field passes to Bob Chandler and Chris 7 Drive, Manchester, was charged former wife and another man. He the views of my con- gained 106 yards on 25 carries and his Wednesday at 10 a.m. at the Holmes verted from defensive tackle. "My stance of home field advantage in the Bahr kicked four field goals to power Saturday with failure to grant the was released on a $250 nonsurety stituents on this matters^ 2-yard touchdown at 8:49 of the third playoffs. goal). We won the game — that’s all Funeral Home, 400 Main St., reaction was to come off the field, Oakland, 5-3, into a first-place tie right of way. She was involved in a bond for court in Manchester on Nov. Therefore I urge all con- that counts. But I’m not too happy Manchester. Burial will be in East quarter — set up by Thompson’s first but everyone yelled at me to go back. 'Miami Coach Don Shula isn’t being with San Diego in the AFC West. Cemetery, Manchester. three-car accident on Route 83. 17. cerned citizens to write. interception of the season — put When 1 got to the line, I was leaning lulled by the Jets’ 1-6 record. about my performance.” Police are also investigating the telephone or send postcards The Philadelphia defense stopped Biieeaneers 24, 49ers 23 There will be a prayer service The driver^ of the other cars were Denver ahead 149. the wrong way." “They have better personnel than Garo Yepremian’s 30-yard field Jeffrey D. Brown, of Talcottville. complaint of John Fantasia, 24, of 4 to me so that I can know “I’ve got my confidence huilt back the Bears on a last ditch drive taat Tuesday at 7 p.m. at the funeral Simms hit 19-of-36 passes for 200 their record indicates.” said Shula. goal with 47 seconds left gave Tampa Road, Vernon and Michelle F. Friend Orchard Terrace, East Hartford, what the people of up," said Armstrong, who led the got as far as the Eagles’ 26. Vince home. Friends may call Tuesday yards, but was unable to generate “They haven’t really been blown out Bay its victory. Earlier in the fourth of Regan Road, Vernon. Police said Police said Fantasia had been taken Manchester want.” NFL in rushing with 1,407 yards in Evans was sacked for a 4-yard loss from 7:30 to 9 p.m. Mai Barlow meets with several voters from the 12th any TDs despite converting 9-of-18 by anybody. They’ve made mistakes quarter, the 49ers drove to the Bucs 1 minor injuries were reported and to Hartford Hospital, by a friend and Sen. Fahey is seeking 1974 and posted a 1,008-yard season on a third down and Bob Thomas was third-down situations. at critical times and they’ve been but Coach Bill Walsh chose to have had to have 25 stitches taken to close re-election in the Third Assembly district. L-R Sol Cohen, retired journalist; two years later. In the last three short on a 47-yard field goal attempt Keeney open house none of the cars had to be towed. Ms. The Giants were outgained 180-36 costly. But they have people who can Ray Wersching kick his third field Albert has a court answer date of a chest wound. Senatorial District. Jim McCavanaugh, Town Director; Ed Tomkiel, Town seasons combined, however, with 3 seconds left. MANCHESTER - The Keeney in return yardage and Morton’s hurt you. I think Richard Todd is an goal on a fourth down play. Police said Fantasia said he was • Clerk and Raymond F. Damato, former director of the Jaworski threw a pair of 2-yard Street School PTA will sponsor an Nov. 21. Armstrong hasn’t matched his postgame comment^ only threw salt outstanding young quarterback and David S. Nodden, 25, of 70 Parker assaulted by two men as he went out­ open l\9use tonight from 7 to 8:30 at 8th district. magical '74 season as injuries and into a Very old wound. he can throw it all over the place. scoring tosses to Billy Campfield and the school. St., Manchester, was charged Satur­ side the Brave Bull .on Sullivan St. Bridget Miller's rotating system for backs “I’m sorry 1 couldn’t contribute He’s pass(^ for more than 1,600 Giammona to give the Eagles a 14-0 Top five There will be a short business day with fourth-degree larceny on ,01. , o, . » , • MANCHESTER - St. ^ MAL WORKS WITH EVERYONE has reduced his playing time. “yards already this season, sb you lead early in the third quarter. But complaint of the K-Mart Store in “Twenty-five carries is a lot, 1 know he can get it in there. It’s up to BOSTON (UPI) - Providence meeting and scheduled visitations u Bridget Home-School the Bears came back with scoring FOR A BETTER MANCHESTER haven’t done that in a long time,” • College took the first five spots for a between parents and teachers. Vernon. He was released on his St., South Windsor, was charged Sun- Association will hold its se- us to stop him.” runs of 1 yard by Roland Harper and promise to appear in court on Nov. day night with reckless endanger- tneetlng of the school said the eighth-year back. “If 1 get Newman fails Leading the Dolphins will be rookie 3 yards by Evans to tie the game. clean sweep Saturday and ran away Tickets for PTA-sponsored fund with the New England Inter­ raising events and PTA 18. ment in connection with tne *n- tonight at 7:30 in the more than 20 carries in a game. I BRASELTON, Ga. (UPI) — Paul quarterback David Woodley, an In other games Sunday i t ’was; collegiate Cross Country title for the memberships will be available. vestigation of an incident that jgjjQQi cafeteria ELECT MAL BARLOW think I’d go over the 100-yard mark Newman’s pttempt to repeat as eighth-round draft choice (Jrom Dallas 42, San Diego 31; Houston 23. Hebron' started out as a motor vehicle acci- Sister Loretta Francis, all the time.” n atio n al cham pion in the C- Louisiana State, who will be niaking Glunyview Cincinnati 3; St. Louis 17, Baltimore 12th time. Air quality report State Poljce^ C l are investigating the dent, police said. O.F.M., curriculum direc- Leading 9-7, the Giants notched Production category was spoiled Sun- only his third pro start. Last week 10; Buffalo 31. New England 13: Leading the Friars’ contingent was HE WILL WORK FOR YOU three straight first downs and Ray Treacy, who complete the 5- HARTFORD (UPI) - The stair report of ah' armed holdup at the In connection with the tor for the Archdiocesan day by Fred Baker of Kirkland, Ohio, Woi^ley hit ll-of-17 passes for 93 Injured Pittsburgh quarter­ G reen Bay 16. M innesota 3; marched to the Denver 45 midway yards and a touchdown in sparking mile course through Franklin Park in Department of Environmental Cumberland Farms Store, Route 66 dent Randy Castro, 22, of Ellin^on s^^ool System, will be the A REAL LEADER FOR THE BO’S who scored a seven-second victory. back Terry Bradshaw gives Washington 22, New Orleans 14; through the third period. On 2nd-and- the Dolphins to a 17-14 victory over 24 minutes, 14 seconds. Teammate Protection reported good air quality & 316, Saturday night. Road, South Windsor, was ato itted H^r topic is Newman finished second in the glum expression while on Denver 14, New York Giants 9, 10, however, Thompson stepped in Buffalo. Jim Fallon was second in 24.33. across Connecticut Sunday. Police said the female attendant to Manchester Memorial, Hospital VOTE DEMOCRATIC NOV. 4TH Sports Car Club of American sanc­ sidelines Sunday as Steelers Atlanta 13, Los Angeles 10; Kansas said two white males, appearing to with abrasions, contusions and a being front of tight end Tom Mullady and tioned race at Road Atlanta. Baker, Woodley feels he’s ready for the City 20, Detroit 17; Oakland 33, Seat­ Rounding out the top five were The DEP forecast good air P«M tor by IlM Comm, to Elocl Mol Barlow-Roymond F. Damato, Traaa. dropped 27-26 decision to statewide for Monday. be in their late teens or earlv twen­ possible broken leg, police said. taught in the schools. picked off Phil Simms’ pass at the in a Jaguar, finished the race with an job he inherited after Bob Griese tle 14; and Tampa Bay 24, Sah Fran­ Charles Breagy. Paul Moloney and average speed of 98.087 mph. . hurt his shoulder and Don Strock suf- Cleveland. (UPI photo) cisco 23. Miami meets the N w York Brian Dillon. A \ EVENING HERALD, Mon., Oct. 27, 1980 - 15 14 - EVENING HERALD, Mon.. Oct. 27, 1980 i two sains one with his third of the seawn. Jack One pre-seasonnre-season goalcoal of the EastEa: took a cross from sophomore Bill Milk Can tilt to MGC Roche assisted on Patti’s goal. third in the five-game series to date Former South Windsor standout Catholic soccer team —winning 11 Peschke at 6:45 of the first half and “The game enabledjis to play a lot Taking the lead in the Milk Can for the Cougar hooters and moves against Middlesex. Mark Pastula was between the pipes games —was met Saturday morning deposited it into the opposite corner of young players for the first time in series, Manchester Community their overall standard to 11-3. MCC is 10-2 in NJCAA play and almost Matt Ayotte, assisted by Gino Mar- for MCC and registered the shutout. as the Eagles blanked St. Thomas for a 1-0 lead. varsity competition,” noted Elast College took the fifth annual affair Sports Parade Aquinas, 6-0, in HCC play at Mt. At the 8-minute mark, Tim from arch-rival Middlesex Communi­ assured a berth in any post-season cantonio, put MCC on the board in the MCC resumes action Wednesday Coach Tom Malin, "Aquinas was. 'Skehan’s long ball was chested to the tournament. first half. Bob Krauss, Bill Frattaroli against Mitchell Junior College Nebo. hampered without front line players ty College, 4-0, at rain-drenched turf by McConville, who wheeled and Cougar Field Saturday morning. The victory also was the Cougars' and Ayotte again tallied in the second Cougar Field at 3 o'clock. East, 11-3 for the season, will go Dave Williams and John Garafalo. after goal Np. 2 Tuesday as is enter­ fired an 18-yarder into the twine. The virtnrv was the 10th in a row half for the Cougars. Winfield finds tains Northwest Catholic at MCC’s The two goals give McConville a “It’s a pleasure to see the progress Cougar Field with the HCC title on total of 20 for the season. and maturity of our sophomore class Chris DelSignore with his first goal —Peschke, Mike Ahn, A1 Fish, Steve Sports^ Transactions self in box the line. • ' Dobieski, Angelo Morson, Doug Bond St. Paul finished its conference of the season at the 30-mmute mark in addition to Tim Skehan, Bob By Uiiiled I’rvHu Inlernalional schedule at 6-1-1. The Eagles stand 6- and Doug Bond’s first l^ly of the Sunday campaign at 34:48 gave the Eagles a Madore and Colin Doran. Except for 1 and a win give |hem the cham­ Baseball Bv MILT RICHMAN of those trade talks ever 4-0 halftime bulge. DelSignore tallied Kyle (Ayer) and Terry (McConville), pionship in the two-year loop. St. Chicago — Purchased the contract NEW YORK (UPI) - Dave Win- on an unassisted 12-yarder while we started today’s game with seven Paul took the crown a year ago. f of pitcher Hector Eduardo from St. field finds himself in a box. j^^terest Winfield bu i s not tha East took Northwest’s measure Bond was assisted by Bob Duley. sophomores and two juniors-.” It isn't the worst one in the world hard to understand earlier this year, 4-1. Bond fed sophomore Angelo Mor- East outshot Aquinas, 34-5, with \ Cincinnati — Promoted catcher because he figures to get out of it they should d eci^ hi! Two goals in a 75-second span by son at 18:59 of the Second half for the Eagle netminders Dave Callahan, ^ and that's a big 1 /*, Dave Van Gorder, pitcher Jeff Lahti eventually with more than $1 million money he s asking high-scoring Terry McConville latter’s first varsity score with Marc Paul Burke and Jeff Riggs combining a year, but it's still deeply if," why should They give up any of Teiry McConville for five saves. I n - - and infielders Nick Esasky, Tom their players to the Padres for Win­ boosted East towards the win. He Patti closing out the scoring at 25:50 f ____ Lawless and Gary Redus from the frustrating due to the set of cir­ minor leagues to the winter roster. cumstances he's trapped in now. field when they simply could select / He has already declared himself a him in the draft? New York Mets — Promoted free agent, saying he doesn't wish to So that's where matters stand now. pitchers Dave Von Ohlen and Tom play for the San Diego Padres , Winfield . , has . no idea who . he'll be Thurberg, second baseman Brian V m o re. Primarily because they - playing jo r next season^at tb King dead and QUeen reigns Giles and outfielders Mike Howard won't pay him the $13 million over 10 .The...... Padres have no 'idea, either. and Sergio Beltre from the minor years he and his advisor, A1 The possibility exists that nobody NEW YORK (UPI) - The king js Salazar and Gomez then waged a leagues to the 40-man roster; will give him what he's asking for dead. Long live the king. ^ two-man duel for the next two miles assigned catcher Luis Rosado, out­ Frohman, are asking. fielder Dan Norman and infielders Winfield is one of baseball's although you never can tell what The queen, however, still reigns. before Salazar surged away with four Phil Mankowski, Mario Ramirez and 2 premier players. Any club would love baseball owners will do one minute Bill Rodgers might take exception miles left. from the next. Numerous owners Barry Weisberg, an assistant dis­ Kelvin Chapman to Tidewater of the to have him in its outfield. But to such a statement but he can't deny 11^ whether it's because he had an off have said they've been burned suf­ that a new running prince made his trict attorney for the City of New International League. year for him, batting 4^6, driving in ficiently already in the free agent presence known Sunday — and in im­ York, finished last as promised — ( D M m L. r ' f i New’York Yankees — Purchased • pitchers Greg Cochran, Andy McGaf- 87 runs and hitting 20 homers, or market so that they're no longer in­ pressive style. crossing the finish line in the dark tfeat tile troalie winner terested in paying the kind of money 7:37:42 after the race began and Shan because he's asking for the amount of Alberto Salazar, a college senior Annual “Beat the Goalie” contest which climaxed the soccer S ’efluanXinMprrba^^^^^^^ money he is, only one club has shown Winfield is asking, but you can bet from the University of Oregon, ended Changmin led the contingent from clinic 3 t MCC last Saturday, found Tom Carlson, center, the stgve Balboni and second baseman any great interest in meeting his that if the Padres don’t sign hiin or Rodgers' four-year grasp on the New the People’s Republic of China, par­ trade him before the draft, Winfield winner. John Moran (left), a member of the Cougar squad, and Pat Tabler from their minor league price. York City Marathon title with a ticipating for the first time, at 7 That club is the New York will be selected by 13 clubs and even­ record-setting time of 2 hours, 9 2:33:11, good for 104th overall. William Vincent, right, MCC president, made the presentation, system; assigned the contract of in- Yankees, or more specifically, their tually sign with one of them for a minutes and 41.00 seconds. Par­ (Heraid photo by Pinto) ^oser Holt to Texas, placed owner, George Steinbrenner, who million or more-a year. ticipating in his first ever marathon, ^ ’’ pitcher Don Gullett on waivers and has gone out in the past and given big Jump ahead Salazar bettered Rodgers’ 1976 New Perriefe Manufacti Weather cuts assigned infielder Brian Doyle to money to such free agents as Reggie York City mark of 2:10:09.6 and Columbus; first baseman Marshall Whatever happens, George Stein­ crushed the the previous record for a football slate Brant and infielder Fred Stanley Jackson, Goose Gossage, Don brenner has demonstrated once Burleson claims first-time runner of 2:11:13 set by were designated for assignment. Gullett, Tommy John and Bob Wat- again he’s usually a jump or two Dick Quax earlier this year. Rain washed out all but one of last Pittsburgh — Purchas^ contracts ahead of most of his fellow "It’s a feeling of relief,” said the Saturday’s local area scho9 lboy foot­ of right-handers Angel Barez and operators. He made the greatest per­ 22-year-oId Cuban native who had ball contests. Sox need leader Dale Mohdrcic from Portland. Both sonal effort tf' lay the framework for Ball control on slippery surface Yanks want Winfield confidently predicted a finish of 2:10 The lone tilt played saw South played in 1980 with Salem of Carolina obtaining Winfield and he did it com­ League. Texas — Acquired infielder The Yankees want Winfield and he despite his lack of experience at the Windsor High blank CVC foe Windsor BOSTON (UPI) — On the eve of hurt feelings once in a while." Pat Day (4) of Manchester Community Home team proved to be better mudders and pletely within the rules. Any talk of High, 22-0. Bobcat QB Jim Painter Roger Holt from the New York wants to play for them and ordinarily his "tamfiering" was without founda­ grueling 26-mile, 385-yard distance. the expected Boston Red Sox an­ Burleson, who is without a new College has control of ball on rain-drenched won, 4-0. (Herald photo by Pinto) “A lot of people said I couldn’t run tallied on a pair of 2-yard runs and Yankees' AAA Columbus farm club all that would have to be wo^ed out tion whatsoever. nouncement of former manager contract for the 1981 season and that fast in my first one and I was Dana Mercure added another TD on in exchange for cash considerations Cougar Field Saturday against Middlesex. would be a contract between them. "People get angry with George Ralph Houk to replace the fired Don rumored to be on the trading block, But the rules regarding the re-entry feeling some pressure. A lot of peo­ a 25-yard jaunt. Painter tossed twice said his new contract offer is "crum­ and a player to be named later. sometimes for his way of doing Zimmer, veteran shortstop Rick California — Named Larry Himes draft which Winfield must pass ple would have said, ‘I told you so,’ if to John Serkosky for two-point con­ my" and a “joke.” things, but you have to give him versions. South Windsor is now 1-1 in Burleson says the team needs director of scouting. through as a free agent are such, the credit," says Ballard Smith. I didn’t do it.” someone unafraid "to kick a few Regarding contract negotiations Yankees may not get a chance to sign Mexico’s Rudolpho Gomez, who the CVC and 6-1 overall while the loss between the Red Sox and Burleson Women's Basketball "We had been talking with the sends Windsor to 0-2 in conference butts." New Jersey — Traded forward him. Yankees about Winfield and there challenged Salazar through the 26th- The Red Sox have called a 5 p.m. agent Jack Sands, Burleson said, Superlatives used Donna Simms to Minnesota for a Thirteen clubs, and no more, have mile on a cool, blustery day, finished play and 2-5 overall. news conference today, when they •‘Six years ago I would have con­ was no tampering involved,” he Games rescheduled today pit lOth-round draft choice in 1981. a right to select Winfield or any other second at 2:10:13 and John Graham will reportedly name Houk manager. sidered it, but with the money being adds. "We thought we had worked Manchester High at Hall High in St. Louis — Acquired forward free agent when the draft is held on of Britain was third (2:11:46) Referring to reports that Houk, paid to top line shortstops and second something out with the Yankees and West Hartford, East CaUiolic at Marie Riley from Minnesota for a Nov, 13. followed by Jeff Wells of Dallas former New York Yankees and basemen today, it's no good and they we notifi^ the commissioner (Bowie Glastonbury High and Penney High draft choice. Since they wound up with the most (2:11:59). Detroit Tigers manager, would be say they’re not budging on it." Kuhn) to that effect. George flew to Rodgers, who fell at the 14-mile at Windham High in Willimantic in victories in the majors this season, Minneapolis and met Dave in the air­ named to take over in Boston, "I'm not stupid," he said. “I’m (College to describe Bucks point and finished fifth at 2:13:20, 2:30 starts. Also, East Hartford High the Yankees will be the 26th club to port there during the World Series, Burleson said, “From what I unders­ going to play somewhere for a lot Illinois State - Football coach lot of minutes in the first half there’s was impressed with the newcomer to hosts Enfield High and Rockville NEW YORK (UPI) - Washington points to help Seattle snap a t h r ^ make their selection and by that but since the inter-league trading tand he’s a tough guy." more money then they're offering.” Charlie Cowdrey resigned. coach Gene Shue used all the a natural lull in the third quarter. But game losing streak and record its the circuit. High entertains Newington High in 2 time, Winfield most likely will be period did not start until five days “He worked in Detroit with young superlatives — explosive, talented, our guys don't have to play that many first home victory of the season. "closed out" — selected by 13 other "No one was going to beat AI o’clock matches. after the Series, all George could tell players and did well ... From what 1 deep — to describe the Milwaukee minutes and they can do something." Brown scored 16 of his points in the clubs. Dave was the Yankees would have to Salazar, today,” Rodgers said, dis­ hear, he's certainly the type of guy In the first quarter, Unseld scored counting the effect of the fall which Bucks. He may have forgotten one — first half as Seattle built up a 60-46 The Padres also have the right to wait before he could talk terms with Spikers how the club could use.” 11 points for Washington and Mickey retain their negotiating rights to Win­ caused him to lose about 150 yards. unbeatable. lead at halftime. The Sonics also got him, and that’s exactly what he did. I East Catholic girls’ volleyball “They need a guy who will not take "The Bucks are a talented team," Johnson and Quinn Buckner had eight 18-point performances from Lonnie field and Ballard Smith, their presi­ "His effort was fantastic. He’s a fine Alberto Salazar „ Crete Waitz any guff. They need a Dallas Green, Celts lose Carr have no reason to doubt that was the team took the first two sets but said Shue after Milwaukee rolled to a apiece for Milwaukee while the two Shelton and Vinnie Johnson and Jack C dent, tells me they plan to do so. runner.” extent of it. couldn’t get the third and bowed, 12- Ken Harrelson-type guy. A big s.o.b. 111-88 victory Sunday night over the teams battled to a 27-27 standoff. Sikma added 17. Portland was led by What the Padres would like to do, if Salazar, who has trouble working who will kick your butt if they have "If anyone needs further proof that the marathon would be my best event 15, 11-15, 15-11, 15-11 and 15-7, to Bullets. "They’re deep, explosive. The score was tied four times in Mychal Thompson with 16 points. they can, is sign Winfield sometime marathons into his busy college track moving at all, 1 was just staying in to.” nothing was actually settled, they because of my stride, I just wanted to Coventry High last Friday in Coven­ No weaknesses. In the pros, if you the second quarter before Harvey in the next few days and then make a have it by what happened a couple of schedule, may not be king of the one place. The Red Sox started out the 1980 for five weeks can keep a team on the floor with no Catchings hit a jumper midway trade for him, with the Yankees, the road yet but, considering the fact "But I felt strong when I reached wait until I was older and wasn’t try. days afterward. Dave declared Monica Murphy and Pam Cun­ season well, but injuries and a holes you can be effective. With their through the quarter and the Bucks Mets or anyone else interested in that hi^ time is the eighth best ever Central Park (where the final three training for track,” BOSTON (UPI) - The Celtic’s 'pop' sound and a very sharp pain." himself a free agent. If he had made ningham were best for the 9-6 weakened pitching staff left them bunch they can do that and they did it went on to lead at the half 49-45. negotiating with the big 29-year-old in a marathon, there’s little doubt miles of the five-borough race are Salazar moved into the lead with a well behind the division-leading starting guard, M.L. Carr, has ^ t h Carr and Celtics coach Bill Galindex any agreement with George to sign "We just can't seem to find the outfielder. The Padres can do that he’ll be a force to contend with in the run).’’ pack of about 20 other runners at the Eaglettes. broken the fifth metatarsal bone in Fitch agreed the injury could not tonight.” with the Yankees, why would he have East took the jayvee tilt, 15-9 and Yankees by August. right combination," said Shue. “It’s within the rules. future. Patti Lyons Catalano, American’s very start of the race and stayed his left foot and will be sidelined for have occurred at a worse time. Marques Johnson scored 21 points T done that?” Burleson told the Boston Herald been our problem all year.” They have offered Winfield a five- On the women’s side of the largest premier female road racer, finished close to the lead throughout. The 15-7. to help Milwaukee gain its sixth The only course the Padres have American Sunday that "there are too at least five weeks. “He was just starting to show peo­ In other NBA games, San Antonio year contract for $700,000 a year plus marathon in the world (over 16,000 second among women in 2:29:33 to pack began to break up at the straight victory. The Bucks held a 70- killed open to them now is to try to sign many individuals that are on the club Team physician Dr. Thomas Silva ple, including the coach, that he defeated Los Angeles 108-102 and incentive bonuses where he could entrants), the- force remains cons­ better her month-old American mark halfway mark of the race when 63 lead with 2:50 remaining in the Winfield and make a deal for him Junior soccer right now, and there is too much bull examined the 6-foot-6 guard Sunday could really play the backcourt,” third quarter when four different Seattle downed Portland 111-98. bring that figure up to $900,000 tant. of 2:30:57. But the 27-year-old Bosto­ Stephen Sloto of Boulder, Colo., — said Fitch. DE MAYO, Argentina (UPI) — before the draft. Winfield has said he going on. They need somebody to afternoon after the team returned Milwaukee players combined for Spurs 108, Lakers 102 without too much trouble, but that For the third straight year, Grete nian knew she was no match for who eventually dFdpped out of the Manchester "C” (14 and under) 3 Said Carr, "That’s the tough part. I Victor Galindez, the World Boxing will not sign again with the Padres, take over the club who is not afraid to from Washington, where Boston seven straight points and the Bucks James Silas scored 11 points in the offer has been turned down. Waltz used the New York City Waitz and was just pleased with her race — assum ^ a 50-yard lead over a (Tom Finnegan, Eric Wallert, Danny think Bill was really starting to have Association light heavyweight cham­ trounced the Bullets 103-87 on Satur­ jumped ahead 77-63 with 2:38 left. final six minutes to lift San Antonio Thethe PadrrsPadres also navehave tneoS maxingmaking jj ^ his mind, too. marathon as her personal stage for continued improvement. pack of runners that included Guachione), Glastonbury 0. day. confidence in me back there." pion from 1974 to 1979 who retired to go through the Mickey Johnson scored 18 points to its eighth victory in nine games a deal for Winfield with the Mets. A the third straight year, setting yet “I couldn’t believe I was doing un­ Salazar, Gomez and Rodgers. Manchester 6-1 for the season. Transaction th e injury occurred during a first- Carr's leg was put in a cast and he enter auto racing,was killed by an draft and all those clubs like the for Milwaukee and Brian Winters and its fourth straight win on the couple of deals, in fact, where they another world record in winning the der 2:30,” said Lyons, "and when I Seeking protection from the wind, Manchester “E ” B (10 and under) Foulball quarter mishap when Carr was con­ was placed on the injured reserve out-of-control race car while he was Angels, Giants, Dodgers, Red Sox, added 17. Elvin Hayes led road. It was only the Lakers' second were willing to take considerably women’s division with a 2:25:41 saw the clock I just tried to sprint in. the tight group jostled for position 4 (I^ rc Vigeant, Jay Snder, John San Francisco — Activated corner- tested by Washington guard John list. Fitch said it has not been walking away from his disabled vehi­ Cardinals and Braves, which have Melesko, Erik Wolfgang), Tolland 0. Washington with 17, Wes Unseld had loss in eight games and their first at less talent than they felt their dis­ finish. The time, good for 74th I’m not mucli of a sprinter. and Rodgers tripped at the 14-mile back Herb Williams and wide Williamson as he was trying to score decided if anyone will be added to the cle. said they’re not interested in getting Manchester 3-3-2 for season. 15 and Wes Matthews scored 14. home. San Antonio outscored the satisfied superstar was worth, rather overall, eclipsed her mark of 2:27:33 "1 hope next year when Grete com­ mark, several runners past him receiver Mike Schumann off the in­ on a fast break drive. active roster to replace Carr. Galindez and his co-pilot, veteran into any bidding crossfire, will have Manchester "E" Red 3 (Jeff “It wasn't a good tempo for us but Lakers 35-13 in the second period to than lose him for nothing as they will set a year ago. In 1978, the27-yearold es back that I’ll be more com­ before he was helped to his feet. jured reserve list and placed them on "I just came down on this foot," "Meanwhile, all I can do is sit Argentine Formula One driver Nito the opportunity of changing their Capello 2, Jerem y D ieterle), the result was good,” said Bucks move ahead 55-45 at halftime. if he goes through the draft, but none Norwegian school teacher also set a petitive.” "It was just a very physical race," waivers. said (?arr. I've never had a break like around, be cheerful and try to lend Lizeviche, both were killed in the ac­ minds as well. Glastonbury 0." Manchester 5-3-2 for coach Don Nelson. “The depth helped SuperSoiiirs III, Trail Blazers 98 record in her first marathon with a Salazar now Jmows he’s as com­ Rodgers said. "But one of the top Tampa Bay — Claimed wide that before, but I knew immediately I encouragement to my teammates,” cident Sunday that occurred near the us. When vour players have to play a Fred Brown scored a game-high 28 time of 2:32:30. petitive as he'd boasted he would be runners helped me up after I fell, so I season. i ■ receiver Mike Schumann on waivers. had broken something. There was a said Carr. end of the first lap. NEW YORK IIIPI I - How the Top20 “I didn’t go out to break the record but Rodgers and company need not' definitely don’t think it was inten­ Bowling college (ootball teams fared for the week ending Oct . 2 I just wanted to win the women’s worry — immediately. Salazar will tional. It was just frustrating.” Business as usual 1. Alabama i7-0i defeated Southern race,’’ said Waitz, who saw no be too busy training for college track. Sloto began losing his lead on the CLNLIFFE- Don Mississippi C-7. CHICAGO (UPI) - Chicago White women after the first eight miles and incline of the Queensboro Bridge and McAllister 156-172-453, Tim * 2. Texas i5-l) lost to Southern "I just finished cross country and I Sox President Bill Veeck says it will Methodist a>6 passed veteran star Lasse Viren at have a few months before 1 begin near the,18-mile*mark, it became a 6coreboQrcl Castagna 145-390, Tom 3 UCLA (&0) defeated California 32-9 be business as usual for his American 4 Notre Dame (6-01 defeated Arizona the 10-mile mark. "1 was a little con­ training for spring track so this is the three-man race among Graham, Omn L«t)i m Greer 152-407, Dave 20^ League team, although the future of Hov K u 11 k 0 w s k I. KrtRlerick. Md . Eiast C alholir al Glaslon- Plainfield Monday En- a*t % ifesT «•! cerned about the wind. At times it only marathon I can run in," Gomez and Salazar. Graham began Nbrth. 2 17 ro*6 20 Norman Wilson. Fngland —George Bednarz 35, Net SWEEPS- Gross —Erwin Castagna 146-393, Frank fi. Georgia i7-Oi defeated Kentucky27-0 the club is uncertain. Jai Alai Entries hury tries W itUAhd hi 6. Florida State <7-1' defeated Memphis was so bad I got the feeling I wasn’t explained Salazar. "All along I knew droDPing back at 20 miles and l.lasa4Mnel LDanq-lanAa 2 17 :8 4« —Jack Oglesby 36-5-31, Kennedy 77, Net -D aye lUcn Nkak U McNamara 147-411, Bill Eldward DeBartolo Sr. came up MONDAY 4. lascauftAiga 21 Jerome D r a y I or., Toronto, Penney at Windham . FIRST 0 s/ie SUte 24-3 3,Me-ZAMal Ron Basile 37-3-34, Steve Kozlovich 81-7-74; B EIGHTH D CC 7. North Carolina <7-01 defeated Elast Frst S. bw-Aicaianl i }iapn4lMAB 2 17 r« 74 22 Chris Siewart, Kngland. bisk Aftic MacMullen 143-407, Carl two votes short at last Friday’s 2 17 23. Herman Parmentier. Enfield ut East Hartford Ctilic Twf ^1 Carolina 31-3 ' 7. [usabia-iantt lOrbiaMspa McCuster' 38-3-35; B —Gross —Alex Eigner Jr. Ru$t Fre« 1-1 Bajaucius 168-148-158-472, 8 Nebraska i6*l i defeated Colorado45- American League owners’ meeting 1. Iriniaa-Aiazau 2,CM*aHab Helgium. 2 IRUBfl 24. Hick Callison. Newington al Roek\ille CorMnstMn Tne lusl Out lack 1 Irriiga BM iann 4 LajaiA-CanAat Subs FauslaAasa pKlua Ohio, 2 18 ir 79 ? . Ksa Tikkanen. -G ross —Dave Russell 41, 86, Net —Wally Irish 84-12- Otf Qm M 7 Trevino on top ti*ii (■«»• 7-2 Jim Moore 143-166-443, 9 Southern Cal (5-0-11 was idle in Chicago. He promised to continue SUif-CiTk I. laniAi Ohnata Tentk Finland 2 18 29 10 26. Victor Mora Cottdi Mesirit Net —George McAlees 41- 72, Fred Tracy 88-13-75, C Tuesduv Tel k iu IM 10 Ohio State (6-11 defeated Wisconsin 7. (iMa-Iaira 1 baubai Manieta (iarcia t'oloinbia 2 18 32 76 27. Cor TTs S#er Fne John DeAngelis 162-152-446, lobbying to change the minds of at 1 IcMAa MAanAa Vriend Holland. 2 IB 38 87 28 Odis —Gross —Bill Palmer 91, 0Mb ChM 1- l 2 6-35, Russ Davidson 32-7- SOt.CER J.R.B. 21-0 SWs lipa^Agntin Ctltcs hds 4-1 Mike Lappen 165-158-459, 11 Pittsburgh i6-li defeated Tennessee BARCELONA, Spain (UPI) - least two owners while holding the ].b « 4. bigs Sanders Frw'poit, N Y . 2 18 41 76 29, Net —Lou 'Betko 89-20-69. Norlliwesl Culliolir ul k« N h ii Chargers, Pats SacaW: S. M u n 4 Orbeal Terrence Colton. Kngland 2 19 14 60 30. 35, Bob Jamieson 44-8-36, MTs hreetben 11-1 Don Logan 146, Scott Smith 304 American Lee Trevino, despite suf­ SECOND D 5/16 other eight who approved the sale. •^Euscbia Ki|> Simla. Mission Viejo. Calil . East Cut hoi ie, 3:15 NINTH B 5/16 12. Penn State i8-li defeated West l.fianAal-OUfieta 2. baubai Heoiann l.Aicaiual Les Christensen 42-6-86; C futUm 145, Ed Doucette 143, Mike Virginia 20-tfi. fering from a stomach bug, shot a 4- The next time his $20 million Sabs Faute 2 19 39 3T DTs Dave 1-1 3. Irriaga B-Taiia 4. FadnAtaiasa 31. Jukka Toivola. Finland. 2 19 47 U4 —Gross —Roger Lentocha t:iu)ss couN’rRV keue Ttr 4- 1 Pagani 150, Steve Williams 13 Baylor i7-0i defeated Texas undervpar 68 Sunday to win his se­ On b« W ITslInllaiie Christian 21-6. purchase proposal will come up will S la ia t M i. fiabiala-laiiueU Elevenl Henry 0 Connell. Morgantown. W V . Muiiehesler hoys and Mast Treubie 12-1 7. lairiana Caw4ai 1. Iringas Hentila 1 42, Net —Don Cromwell 48- 155. 14. Arkansas i4-2i lost to Houston24-17. cond tournament in as many weeks be at the major league meetings in l.ReniAaLanAa 2. Oibca B-Ntsca 2 19 47 28 33 Yarr Kami, Corvallis, MowitMi SfW C Fepitts Clunp 5- 1 If). South Carolina (611 was idle. midget winners Sabs liffni-Caia o r e . 2 iy f3 4l 34 Peter Huller. 13-35, Ralph King 48-13-35, 61ote girls ul cell. Eield Day iaait't CteUf 3- 1 and earn $15,000. l.lascadiElAanAa 4. fausta-hiia Aipne CoMf 16. Missouri (6-11 defeated Kansas Texas in early December. ( algarv. AllHTla.2 2ii If If 3f. Haymond 2- 1 TbiA. S.lustbta^spa Blaine Hareld 45-9-36, (VI iekhuin Park) Shtdi Spot State 13-3 S. JaapauElaaMl Sdieil. Fort Hichardson. Ark 2 20 30 3f linNte Mei 1-1 CATERERS - Joyce Action in the Manchester Midget 7 bun-Zbbkal 1 Danni-Aicaiaial :I6. Fiihert Hayi. Tanzania 2 20 34 19 37. Muiiilav In8 MMins 17 Oklahoma (4-21 defeated Iowa Slate version. 1. bingas-lanaeta 2 Nipa-Aiattsa SWEEPS- Gross -George E a r III i n g I o II at E. u s I M in e Cotw \md» Tei 11- t Lindsay 135, Leah 42-7 Football League last Friday night at 3. largnnltniMn 4.tMf-lw4«' Subs Ease-lMM Steve Molnar Johnstown Pa .2 2D 42 80 SOCCER 18. Brigham Young (6-11 defeated O’Neill’s 1-yard run capped the :<8 Dave Patterson. Norristown. Pa . Bednarz 35, Net —Jack Cutholie THIRD Fill S/16 TENTH A 5/16 S. bbiaMartnaa iPacbESab T«emh: S^tattei S-1 7 LaPointe 137-127-385. Betty Mt. Nebo saw the newly crowned scoring for the Chargers. 2 ai V (C 39 Paul Oparowski Kpping. Penney al Maneliealer, 3 Mm FIv 7. lebieeatefa 1 Atiaca B-AcMbn Oglesby 38-5-33, Bill Wood E'erminglon al Elast Gc m Q 11-1 R itchie 126-344, Anne 19. Washington i6-2i lost to Navy 24-10. 1 buntanM -1 Iascaian4spa M l . 2 X' V » 40. Hussell Pate Itm On champion. Chargers best the Eagles Memery, Gary Lata, Fogarty, $Wi fimAa IZaiia Columbia. SC .2 21 DO87 39-5-34, Steve McCusker 38- p.ni Cutholie (girls) 0 Crunebe .M 20 Southern Mississippi i6-l i lost |^o IRMaba-HanAs 4.DiOTf-biga S$ SlMCunM 4- 1 Fidler 128-125-347, Helene Tigers notch wins 41. Steve Henson. HliNiininglon. Minn . Rtf's 0 ^ TVs BaiSM Alabama C-7 in the opener, 28-8, and the Patriots Brian Brophy, Jarvis, O’Neill and Fiartk; S LusebialanAa 1. laagun-Afcaiatal 411 a»lo n liu ry a I CIKLS VOLLEVBAI.I. 2 21 22 6. Injji' Siinonsen 3 p.m. DellaFerra 147-392, George with a 4-yard run with Fogarty flip­ Hoher adding the conversion. \orw.i\ 2 i:i2«2H 7, Trevor Wright EIELI) HOCKEY San SAas IN k t i law BEST 16- A -Gross South VI iiidsor al Siif- Blake 146, Gabe Szabo 145, followed and Saturday he was dis­ ping to Steve O’Neill for the conver­ Ed Nason, Dwayne Albert, l•;nKland.2 13 :i»W7 H Hvs/ard Mare/ak Wethersfield ill hnnT's (be HaiA UwU 6,Um Poland 2 13 V ICI y Vu k Heardslev. .—Erwin Kennedy 77. Net ~”field lie JlMk Walt Bender 143, Stan charged and sent home. Bolton Bulldogs Pony Football added a final TD u 3 ^ard run for OuUef's M n H sion. Meteiver, Flanagan, Dussalt, Sean 7,li«1 t Rttca Kxt’clsior Minn . 2*i;i r:. IB 111. Frank •—Kennedy 64-4-60, Bill Munehesler, 3:30 K oekiille ul Elliiigloii “Mr. Richard is in good condition League team tripped Colchester, 28- Bolton. S ^ to n Hidiardson. Ames hma.2 14 13 7.1 IF lack Cm At Waickowski 142, Cliff A 60-yard drive in the third stanza Cappalla and Ken Graff were best for G1RI.S VOLLEYBALL Canini Evant '|:i Bowling . II.ChrisUarlorlh, Kngiand,2 14 2H(3) Moran 66-6-60, B -N e t Bolton ut tlromwell ^ and it is expected he will resume an 6, yesterday at Herrick Park. Bolton’s defense led by Brad La Parita IM Jones 142, Rich Cochefski by the Chargers was capped by Ed the Pats. Brian Dustin, Scott Ebreo, 12, Huardo Ortega Spam.2 14 44 60 13 —Alex Eigner Jr. 73-13-60, ManrhcBler at Enfield Khum ul Killingly, 3 p.m. active baseball career," a hospital Charlie Anderson tallied on runs of Lessard and Tom Mulcahy, after I FtHta-lhiia Olvind Dahl. Norwav. 2 ir>.(l6 83 14. 19th H O LE Raca Aiiaa *■* t;OP — Susan Ironfield 383, Ben Grzyb 384, Alan Jarvis’ 2-yard run. Dick Barnett, tom Conklin, Steve Michelangelo Arena, lialy. 2 If. 1612 Jf. ______Fred Tracy 73-13-60; C E) 11 i n g I o n u I East spokesman said in a prepared state­ ihijiiliica Lyniun Memoriul at SEVENTH C 5/16 Grzyb 387, Ed Lavado.141- The Eagles got on the board on a Durdek and Dan Solis were Giant 45 and 8 yards, Chris Morianos tallied yielding a first quarter TD, didn't S, IGiM-blMal Knimanuel N d i e m a ri d o i. Tanzania Caihulie Maseia Sanspal M 179, Rose L aPolt 185, 2 1- 46 21^ 16 .tainie While. Hancho —Gil Stephens & 81-24-57, Covenirv, 3 p.m. ment from the doctors who operated on a 35-yard jaunt and Lee Schiavetti allow Colchester to penetrate inside mfta-ic«tal Kiial P, Marie Ludlow 458, Denise 391, Jim Sirianni 392, Pete 14-yard run by Chris Corrow with stars. Cordova Calil , 2 16 38 17. Ferenc Tallwood Bill Palmer 78-19-59, Paul FOOTBALL CROSS COUNTRV li e Chaitai Scott 396. on the big right-hander. Dave Mazzotta running for the con­ the Bolton 40. Szekeres. Mungarv,2 17 1R96 18 Kevin SSDnah^ (IM Kiernan 452. M« l arev Kugene Dre . 2 17 20 63 IM NINE HOLES- A —Gross Dutelle 83-24-<59. Manchealer at Hall Chenev Tech ul Slufford

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6coreboQrcl Dt'lroil 112. Houston lib Yale Ivy leader, Adams Division NY Islanders 2 0^2 liOS Angeles 12 1 4 New Kn^lumi 3 010 0-13 Seattle / 00 Olf-14 Wmonlon 211-4 Kansas ( ily 12f> lK'nverl22 Oakland 3 31017-33 W L T Pis GF GA Buffalo . f.OO-fi I/OS Angeles 127. Utah 99 SI»OK I S o,N r\ Cincinnali 3 0 0 0 3 Hullalo 014 017-31 Toronto 6 3 0 12 46 40 First Period—1. Buffalo, Hamsay 1 First period-L Kdnionlon, Price I Mousltm 0 3'010--23 NK FG Smith 41 Uak-FGBahrM ilx)w), f 13 2. Wmonlon. Hagman 1 San Antonio 116. San DicgoiX) Buffalo 6) 2 1 11 33 21 (Perreault), 1:36, 2. Buffalo. Huff I (iolden Stale 06. Dallas n ______gVENtNQ______Cin-PG Sunlcr 22 Ilul-[,.ewisl4 pass from Ferguson (Mike- Oak-FG Bahr 36 31 • Anderson. Kurri).6 47 3. U)s Angeles, Oak-FG Bahr 30 Minnesota 6) 1 I 11 21 1 Martin). I 46.3. Buffalo, Van Boxmeer Phoenix 101). ScattleTTi Hou-FG Fritsch 33 . Maver kick i 2 6 1 f» 26 31 2 (Martin. Savard), 2-17 4. New York. Goldupl (Harris. Bonan.7 44 PcnalKes 7:00 liimCampbell lift run n^ritsch kick i Buf-Lewis 12 pass from Ferguson i Mike- Oak-Qiandlerfi pass from Plunkett (Bahr Boston Sunday's HesuKs Quebec 1 6 2 4 31 46 Kallur...... 4 (Bossy, ly. Trultieri. . 4:27 -W ells. LA.9 ffi. Lowe. Fklin. 13 Oi) (S) 8port«C#nt«r lluu-FG Fritsch 46' Mayor kick! k ick r ------Second p m u d --4. Los Angeles. I'nger3 Milwaukee III. Wasliingon 88 Oak-Chanider 12 pass from Plunkett Saturday's Results Buffalo. Garcf) (Smith>.8:19.6, Buffalo. San Antonio 108. Uis Angeles KB 8:00 HouCampbcll 3 run i Frilsrh kick) NF.-Francis26pass from Grogan (Smith Delrolt4. N Y. Rangers2 Van Boxmeer3 (Savard. ‘M artin).9:19.7 rtin),9;l‘ ’ (HarrurnopkmSi.4 43 6. Los Angeles, ( S i Coll«0* Football R«vl«w Ht)U-F(5 Fritsch 30 kick! I Bahr kick) Siimnor 7 (Dionne, Taylor). 6,13 6 Seattle HI. Portlands UGonn’s streaking Sea-McCutcheon I run t Herrera kick) Phita(iclphia3, NY. Islanders! New York. Sutter 3 (Gillies.?s, GorinGonning). Monday's Games A-49,IW NK-FG Smith 32 9:fiL Penaltles-Nystroin. NY, majaior. Kdmonton. Kurri 3 (Hagman i, 16 34 6:30 Oak-Chandler 23 pass from Plunkett Calgary 8. Pittsburgh 2 I No Games Sch^uled • Trailing 7-0 late in the second quarter, the visiting Owls (S) NCAA Football Buf-FG Mike-Mayer23 Washington3.St. Lw isSJtiel fi:41; Schoenfeld, Duf, minor-maior. 6:41. I’enaltics -Hopkins. LA, 7 W, Hunter HARTFORD (UPI) — Yale took over the Ivy League Bul-Cribbs 16 run (Mikc-Mayer kick) I Bahr kick) F.dm, 11 44 Goldu|), LA. 16.49 Tuesday s Games 0:00 Sea-Largent 67 pass from Zorn (Hcrerra Buffalo!), Montreal 2 D Polvin, NY. 7 46; Perreault. Buf, grabbed a fumble that led to their only score. First dow ns Buf-Cribbsfi run (Mikc-Mayer kick) 11:04: Playfair, Buf. 14:39, U ne. NY. Third penotl-7. Fidmonlon. Hunter I Kansas Ciiv at Atlanta lead and the streaking University of Connecticut was ( D ® Monday Night Football Bushe.s-yards kick) Hartford 4. Quebec 2 . Philadelphia at Cleveland Tom Nolan capped a 19-yard drive with a 7-yard TD A-79.337 Minnesota 4. Winnipeg 1 minor-major, 17:40, Gare, Buf, major, (Murdoch. M essier'.6.(1.. B, Uis Argcles, assured of its first winning season in seven years to 11:30 l*assing yards Oak-FG Bahr 2f. Simmer A iTavlor. Dionnei. 6.33 I'tah at l)altas Beturn vards w I'ltlsbiirgh 10313 0—36 A-fo,(cr> Colorado 8, Chicago 3 17:40; D iW in . NY,20;00 l*ortland at San Antonio highlight a rain-drenched, windblown weekend on the pass lo halfback Kerry Taylor. But Nolan was stopped by (D) SpoftaCantar Cleveland 07 7 13-27 I/)s Angeles S. Toronto 4 Second Period — None. Penalties — Penallies^one 12:00 I’asses 23-36-3 13-23-1 Shdls^n-goa) -Ixis Angelo^ 4-9-I0- 21 Milwaukee at Chicago Rhode Island when he tried a bootleg to the right on the Punts 6-42 3 fr-416 Pit-liawthurne 1 run (Bahr kick i San Diego 321 07-31 Sunday 8 Results Hnwalt. NY. minor-major. 6.16, Gare, I/OS Angeles at San Diego Connecticut gridiron. (S i NCAA Football Pit-FG Bahr 27 Dallas 7 721 7-42 N Y. Kangers7. Detrott6 Buf. minor-major, 8:16. Merrick. NY. Kdmonton I8-III-I2 -4(1 conversion. Fuinbles-lost 2-1 J - l G o alies^ -^ Angeles. Grahame F.d- (iiilden Stale at Sealtle For the second straight week, UConn squeaked out a 12:36 Penaltiesyards 7-61 3-20 Clc-ililir> pass from Sipe (Cockrolt kick) SD-FG Benirschke C. Bu^^alo^N.Y Islandefs2 12 2B.« Persson, NY. 19 44; Luce. Buf, Wesleyan quarterback Mark Cramer entCTed the game CD Collaga Football *80 Pit-FG Bahr 22 Dal—Springs 4 run i Septien kick) Chicago 7, Quebec 4 19:44 monton. Ih»w- A- l/.ao win in the final seconds - a 14-13 victory over Maine — Third Period-Nonc. Penalties-SuUei 1‘ORTLAND i98( 2:30 ^ Individual l>>aders Pit-llawthorne 3 run (Bahr kick) SD-Jefferson fO pass from Fouls Boston 7, Winnipeg 7 e against Bowdoin late in the fourth quarteMb throw a CIc-G Pruitt 6 pass from Sipe (Cockroft NY. 4:0fi, Dunn. Buf. 4:0ri. Lane. NY. Nall 6 2^ 14. Washington 4 2-4 10 and Yale sloshed through an 8-0 win over hapless Penn­ (S) SportaCantar BISIIING — {■incinnati-Alcxander9-77 t Benirschke kicki PhiladelphiaO. Hartford V kick! SI>-Lowe 16 interception return (Be­ Los Angclcs4, Edmonton4 (tie) 10:07, ilowalt, NY. 14:11. Plavfair. Buf. Thompson 7 2-4 16, Brewer 6 2-4 12 dramatic 35-yard touchdown pass, to split end Bob 3:00 (•rillin7-22. PtKile 1-3, Thompson 1-minus 18:46 Hartford- (iOl-1 Paxson 7 11 16. Owens 3 2-2 8 Bates 1 sylvania. Ptl-Thornlonl run (kick failed) nirschke kick) Vancouver 8. Tonwnto S Philadelphia 2 1 (S) NCAA Football 1. Ilouslun-t'ampbell 27-21B. Coleman 2-32, Cle-G Pruitt 7 pass from Sipe (kick Shots on Ctoal—NY Islanders 12-3-14- r-6 7. Gross 2 2-2 6, Ransev 1 2-2 4 Among other winners, Wesleyan edged Bowdoin 19-14; Barringer with just 43 seconds remaining. Wilson 2-10. ('arpenlcr 7-7 Dal-Johnson 17 pass from White Monday's Games First Mriod-1. Philadelphia. Kerr 1 iailcd) Septienkicki (No Games Scheduled) 29 Buffalo 14-11-7-32. Cunnart 2 2-4 6 Totals 38 22-.T W The score gave Wesleyan a 19-14 win and improved the PASSING (Tncinnah-Ariderstin23-33-2 SKAITLF. 'llli New Haven shut out Curry 32-0 and Trinity dry-docked IBf, Thompson 0-3-1 -0 Houslon Stabler Gle-Ncwsomclfl pass from Sipe (Cockroft SI>-Winslow 9 pass from Fouls Tuesday's Games w lK '2'TSh;^fte?i2n'“ team's record lo 5-1. kick! (Benirschke kick) N.Y. RangersatSt Louis h/dwards. A . 16,433. P en alties-^rn es. Phi. 14 22, Holmgren, J Johnson 8 04) 16 Shelton 6 6-12 18 the Coast Guard 25-8. 12 2)1 118, Nielsen I-34M ikma f 7-9 17 Brown 13 2-2 28 \ HKCF^lVINtJ - Cincinnali-Boss 3-.*'i9. A-TIMBf Dal-Newsome I run iSeption kick) Montreal at N.Y. Islanders Phi. 18 28 On the losing side, Montclair State dumped Central In Hartford, Trinity quarterback Peter Martin ran for Calgary at Philadelphia Johnson 6 8-9 18, Bailev 1 2-6 4, Hanzlik Alexander 9-38. Curtis 3-37. Griflin 4-23. Pit Cle Dal—Newsome I run (Seplicn kick) Second period-3. Philadel()hia. Loach5 004JU, I)hi,-6 » with a 15yard touchdown pass with 36 seconds remaining winless Curry 32-0 as senior quarterback Walt Melfi F.js( llawthorne916. Hleicrf l9. Thornton?- Return y.irds 64) 17. Moor,e 2 0-2 4, Corzinef) 4-4 16. R t.iiletl' Boschman. Tor , 3:3f,; Boldirev, Van . ' J i n Shots on noal-llartlord 10.7,8-21. threw three touchdown passes. Melfi connected on all W 1, T PIt 1•F PA II. Sloudl4 2l Clcveland-G.Pruittr-6. M l*asses 4d i: Turnbull. Tor . 4:48, Turnbull. Tor . Johnstone. Ni R. 19.4i. Joly. Dot, pfijiatj^ajphjg n-lO-U-32 .lohnson 41-2 9. Reslani 21-26 Gale 30- to tie it 13-13. Bob Segar. who had missed two field goals \ un.tvailahle I’ruill 17-82, Kvans l-O. McDonald 1-0. New Kngland 6 2 tl 7641 221 1)2 Punts 6 09. Butler. Van., 12:10. Campbell. 1)6. Grillin3U-46 Totals 44 20-34 1(6 earlier, then kicked his 18th .extra point of the year to seven of his passes for 164 yards — including scoring Bullali) 6 2 U 70 179 121 Mtn GB While H • Fumbleslosl Second period-f,. Detroil. Larson 2 U oalics-llartted. Veisor.Philadelphia. |,os ANllKLKS .IIE 4 3 (1 671 W 144 First downs 13 18 PASSING - Pitlsburgh-SlDUdl 18-37-1 - Penalties-vards Choncs 3 1-4 7. Wilkes 7 M 16. Alxlul- clinch the victory. strikes of 17, 44 and 68 yards. Miami Hughes vard>W 20 ff 38 -147 Ballmuire 4 4 (1 r«l' 163 169 310 Cleveland Sipe28-46-1 -349 ^cond period-6, Vancouver. Williams Jahbar Kl 10-17 30 .lohnson 10 4-6 24 Players outnumbered the 50 spectators who braved the Passing vards 212 183 HKCF^IVING — I’lUsburgh Smith 4-74. The Huskies scored on their first possession in the first NY .lets 1 6 (I 143 114 \M Individual Leaders 3 (Gillis. McCarthy 14 49,7, Vancouver Allisonfi G'onnor. Hedbergi,8:6L8, NY Nixon R 3-3 19 Cooper" 1 U-o 2 Reluin vards Itf 86 Bell 412f. Bleier 4-.T3. Sweeney 2-49. IU'SHlN(r-San Dicgo-Muncie H-71 Rangers, Hedberg 4 iDavo Maloney, Lmdshergei I 1-2 3, Brewer U O-O 0 2 Central Boldircv 4 iRota. Lmdgreni. 6:13. 8. quarter when Sweitzer ran 34 yards for his third rains at the West Haven field as New Haven improved to I’asses 19 ;« 1 16 32-3 Ilawihurne2-ll (irossmanl-13. Ounning- Vickers). 16 00 Penaltica-Larson, Del. Carler li)-(r> Totals 41-ai-X KK W 1. T 1’cl 1■F PA PiinG H ;«I6 6-347 Thomas2,23. Cap|a-neMi 38 William.s 18 Vancouver. Butler 3 i Brisar. Williams touchdown of the year. 4-2-1. ( level.inil • 3 1) 174 169 ham 1-4 Clevieland-Hil)2-20. Newsome4- DallasSpnngS 134). Whlte6-39, Jones 12- « Tnmntfi Siltipr H (unassisted 0 47. Vasko. Del. 16,44. Esposito, NYR. San Ant'HU') 2UX 26 26-H8 Flyer misses shot from goalmouth l- umhles lost 2-2 f-2 44 Rucker 3-47 G Pruitt 8-71, While HO. ;«,Ncwhousc7.32.NcwsomeB-16,DuPree ® S'Rtler » (unassisted 16 44. Johnstone. NYR. major. 19 (8. Basketball l/«is Angeles lM3 32 2 -ltE Central Connecticut scored first but succumbed to a • 3 1) i;f7 126 Peii.illies v.irds 4 :til 6- X 46. 10. Toronto. Derlago6 iSalmmg). In Phiadelphia, Yale's John Rogan ran 26 yards for the Pinshurtih 4 1 (1 roi lib 171 M Pruitt l-r U)gan8-I3l, Adamsl-10 2-12. Hill 1-2 Larson. Del. major. 19:18 Fouled 'ml (i .Johnson Total touls- 13 00 Penallie»-Duris. Tor. 147. San Antonin 28 1/OS Angeles 24 only touchdown to clinch a lackluster 8-0 victory Penn­ powerful Montclair State 14-6. Terry Hogan fired a 45- Cini'innah 3 : 0 3T 1'28 I’.ASSING- -,San Diego-Fouts 21-44-4-J7! Schmautz. Van .8 07. Rota. Van . 11:69 Third period-9. Detroit. Lyle 2 Paul Holmgren of the Flyers fans on shot goalie Mike Veisor last night. Philadelphia Individual U'aders New Orleans 0 7 0 7-14 Dallas-Whilo22-34-l ‘ ' lOgrodnick, Hubcri, 0 68 10. Detroit. Technical-Seattle coach 'VlbiTk .A Wr^l Washington 3 6 10 3-22 , Crha. Tor . (served by Maloney). 12 43 sylvania. It was the Bulldogs fourth win in five games yard strike to John Klein in the first quarter to give Cen­ W 1. T P(1 1•F PA III SIIINTi Minnesol.i-Young 1-2 RFICKIVING—San Diego-Jeilorson Foligno 2 lunassistedi. 1:68. 11. NY II 9iii from close range as Whaler defenseman A1 stopped Hartford, 6-1. (UPI photo) Itriuvn ir :ih Miller 11-37, Kramer2 l0 VSash-FG MoselevifiO , Third penod-U . Toronto. Paiem enl6 and gave them undisputed first place, 3-0, in the Ivy tral a 6-0 lead. San Diego : J (1 tv!6 241 1711 laJ, Winslow 6-UO Joiner3-61. MuncieS- unassisted'.7:23.12. Vancouver, Brasar Oakland 3 0 21' 192 Green Bav Iverv 2M>:i Kllisl33fi. ,\tkins Wash-KG Moseley28 14. Thomas 2-26 DuPret^*^ -4V Saldi3-38, Sims tries to clear puck from in front of 3-8 Thoiti|)son I minus 4. Di< key3-4 \Vash-F'(i Moseley 36 2 iBuller. Wilhamsi. 13 IM. 13. Van- ,2 '' League. Montclair State scored on a pair of runs to gather in its Kansas Cii\ 4 4 (1 *ai IV 169 Newsome3-37. P Pearson3-36. Johnson couver. Brasar3(Butler.Snepstsi, 16 04. ® ^ ,!i ^ lo n '411 144 166 I'ASSINii Minnesota-Krainer 19-381 NO-Rogers 10 run (Ricardo kicki 2-36. Hill 2-30. Spnngs2-16.1) Pearson I- Rogan's touchdown and his run for the 2-point conver­ sixth straigl)t victory while the Blue Devils slipped to 3-4. Denver 4 4 II W ashK i Mosclov 62 Penalhes-Silller. Tor . 2:10. Boschman. NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOC 4 4 II -411 14' 171 221 (ireen Bav Dickev 16-E-3 194 14. Jones 1-9 sion held up despite a thriller at the finish. The Quakers, Western Connecticut, which hasn't won a game this Seattle BKCKlVIN(i MinncsntaBrown3-36. Wash thompsonte pass Irom Theismann Eastern Conlerente w a sh in (;to n irB' Rashad 346. Sensx'r 4-70, White 2-38: • Moselev kick) Atlantic Division Dandndge 1 l)4J 2 Hayes 7 34 17 7 season, took a 20-0 beating at the hands of Plymouth mal Conlorenn' Wash-FG Moselev 38 W L Pci GB Unsold 6 3-6r 16 . Grevev40-69. Matthews 1-5, tried to even the game in the final six seconds but ^'ou^e 141 Y'ary 1-6. Miller 6 -9 Gretm _ East Bay I iissidy H4. Th()inpson6-86, Kllis2- NO Childs2 pass from Manning < Ricardo New A'ork 6 I B3 : 44 14 Kupchak 3 1-2 7. Terrv 4 2-2 10 Yale's Mike Muscatello knocked down a Penn pass in the (N.H.) State. W L T Pet 1’F PA 2H Ivery 4-26 I/0(ton2-33 I.arson 1-4. kick' deaur A-16.413 Philadelphia f: 2 7M ' z Ballard 3 3‘6H. Porter I 1-1 3. Mahorn 1 end zone. A driving rain made it difficult for either team to move Phila 7 1 (1 fT76 ar; CoMiuan H2 A-6J.376 Boston 4 3 6'71 Pz (Id 2 T otaliff 17-23 88 Dallas 6 2 (1 74) 2S1 1361 Boston 3 3 1—7 New Jersey 4 6 401) 3 MILWAWIcIl '116) the ball after halftime when Plymouth had all its points St 3 6 11 .37 167 16U St Louis 1 7 010 d-17 NO Hockey Southern Connecticut fell to a 3-4 in a 7-6 loss to the b'UIS First downs Winnipeg 313-7 __ Washington 2 7 .222 4'z Marques Johnson 8 6-6 21, Mickey Rookie gets score 3 6 0 TT 123 134 Baltimore 00 0 10-11) 23 First period- 1. Boston. Marcotte 2 t on the board. Western is now (1-5-1 on the year. \\ashtnv^>n Ru.shes-yards 34-220 Central Division Johnson 7 4-6. IB Lanier 2 2-2 6. Buckner University of Rhode Island. NY Giants f 7 0 126 iirj 234 StL Andorsiin4 run >0Donoghue kicki (Pederson i. I 66 2. Winnipeg. Geoffrion 3 W L Pet GB 6 0-2 12, Winters 6 7-7 17. Elmore 1 34 6, fVntral SIL Tillev 10 pass from Hart lODonog­ Passing vards Return yards (Smail.Manlhat.7;00.3, Boston. Park2 Milwaukee 7 2 778 Bridgeinan 3 (i-O 6 Catchings 3 44 10. V\ I. T 1''cl 1I’F PA hue kick • 'O'Reilly. Foster), 10:08. 4, Winnipeg. Indiana 6- 3 626 Pz Moncrief 3 36 9, Evatls 1 0-0 2. iK'lroit 6 ;i (1 126 193 Ml I’asses Quebec I 2 1-4 Stl. FG O lkinoghue3li^ Punts Wilson 4 (Geoffrion, Cameron i. H ;24 6. Atlanta 4 3 6,71 2 Cunimings2H6, Totals 41 29-36 111 England college football Tampa ILiy, 3 4 1 42 12 163 Balt-FG Mike-NLiyer36' i..-32 ('hii'cigti 3 ' (1 37 113 124 kick Patrick Division CTiristian). 17:0B. Penalties-Kasper. Bos, • P Slasiny. Lacroix). 1:16 2. Chicago. Detroit 1 7 126, 6,'z Three-p 8. Boston. • Florck. Wciri.3'34 4. Chicago. Savard center Tim Kerr scored his first NHL Washington • ’ 3 3 2 8 27 22 Kansas Citv San Francisco 3 ' (i 37 IW P»3 Passing yards Hardeman 3-12 3 (Bullev. M urrayi.6:2i 6, Quebec. A goal in the Philadelphia Flyers' 6-1 were way off in our performance as season, was denied a shutout by Mike I’ASSIMF 30 G Redmond 2 (Lalonde. Bourque 1. 16 10 9, Utah New Orleans 0 8 0 iMi H6 Dl Return vards 'Neve qrleana-Manning 12-248 aSision * Boston. Marcotte 3 (Pederson, Songim Stastny 4 (Florek. P Stastnyi. 8:(X). 6. Houston compared with the last couple of Rogers when he took a pass from Sunda\ (ktuber 26 Passes l9-iV-2 -124 Washinglon-Theismann l6-29d-iar.. Chicago. Mulvey 4 iSavard). 11:20 7. victory over Hartford but Flyers RECF^lVINi^New Orleans-Rogers 4-48. W L T Pts GF GA 16:32. 10. Boston. Kasper2 (Cashmani. Denver weeks. Dave Debol and scored for Hartford Denver 14. N Y Gianls9 Punts 9-33 7 Vancouver 3 0 12 40 28 18.37, Penallie»-McNab, Bos. 3 40. Chicago. Bulley 1 'Savard. OConnelD. Dallas coach Pat Quinn was not impressed Atlanta 13 b»s Angeles Ift Fumbleslosl 1-0 Harris 113 Mauti HO. Childs 3-27. 12 32 36 19 11 Penalties-Sutler. Chi, 0 69. P vaulted B.U. to triumph W ilson 1 -minus-l. Galbreath 2-27 Wash- St Louis 6 2 2 I Marsh. Wpg.4.17; Manery. Wpg. 14 2f<. Pacific Division Ivv l/cague Standings “Our goaltending had been excep- on a two-on-one at 3:14 of the third m /AK T i m r i a u r a f* A h a I r v A r i K i » n iM (irtM'n Bav 16. Minneivula t Pcnalties-vards n-96 CTiicago 6 4 1 1II 38 40 Slastny. Que. 1:10 Hutchison. Chi, 6 46 with his total game effort. ■ / \ were helped by* the rain. injiton-Monk 6-7ri. Thompson 347. Harmon Songin. Bos, 16:64 W L Pci GB Hv United Press International BOSTON (UPI) — It wasn't a thing UuMalo3l New F.ngland 13 :>t l/ouis Halliinore Colorado 4 3 1 <9 77 S Third period-11. Winnipeg, Camptwll 1 Third period—8. CTiicago. Ruskowski 2 Phoenix 7 1 875 — Conterence All Games tional all season and that's why we period. schools. Maine Maritime and Mass lirslllM ?- SI l/iuis Andcrscm ai-.'l Hardeman 113, Jackwn 'Mulvey. Sutter). 8 6/ 9. Chicago. "Tim scored a goal but it was the of beauty but Rick Taylor will take it. Brown, with just one league loss, ttashingtim22 New Orleans 14 Edmonton 2 4 2 6 26 30 'Eaves, Geoffrion). 4'2d. 12. Winni] Los Angeles 7 2 778 'z W L T W LT had done so well. We had allowed “I was a little disappointed at-not Maritime both won to stay tied for Cleveland 27 Pittsburgh 26 Morns U-33, T Hrownl-ll Baltimore- 2-<. (oleman H2 Winnipeg 14 2 27 33 Dupont 3 (Wilson. Marsh). 6.0f, Mulveyf: (Ruskowski. Suiter'.9:Qf.. 10. Golden State 5 3 (Sf, 2 A'ale 3 00 6 1 0 worst game he has played for us. I The Eloston University coach saw downed Holy (iross 21-3 in a non­ Jones3 21. Franklin6 16. Dickey 3-6. Sinis Chicago. Sutter6 (Mulvey. Ruskowski i. only 12 goals in our last six games un- getting a shutout tonight," St. Croix the conference lead. Maine Maritime St l»uis 17 B.iltiiniire 10 Chicago 0014 0—14 Wales Conference Winnipeg. Marsh 6 (Dupont. Wilson). Portland 3 4 429 3>z Brown 3 10 4 2 0 can't have him skating around in his team fumble 10 times but they got league game. Columbia lost to Kansas City 3) Detroit 17 13 Washington9-3 IMiiladcIphia 7 0 7 3-17 Norris Division 10 6,7.14. Boston. Cashman 3 iKasper). 11 40 11. Quebec. Lanviere 2 iLeduc. Seattle 4 6 400 4 Dartmouth 2 10 2 4 0 til coming in here tonight. We didn't said. “We were trying real hard here beat Boston State 28-6 while Mass Oakland .33 Sealtle 14 PASSING-St biuis-Harl I8-E-I-l9t) Phil t'ainplield 2 pass from Jaworksi W L T Pts GF GA 16 16 Penalties-MIddlelon Bos. 124, Chipperfieldi. 17 34 Penalilies-Preslor San Diego 2 5 286 4'z Harvard 2 20 4 2 0 circles to the detriment of the other’ the one boot that counted. Jeff Pelin Colgate. Dartmouth and Harvard Tampa Bav 24 S.in Fr.m< isc(.)23 Baltimore-Jone.s 19-43-7 2f4). Campbell. Wpg, major. 13 33. 0 ‘Riley Chi, 3 G get off to a very good start tonight but it was really a short and sweet Maritime shaded Framingham State • Franklin kick' Los Angeles 6 2 0 II 33 19 Saturday s Results Cornell 2 20 2 4 0 players." Quinn said. "I was con­ Muusiun23 Cincinnati3 BKCKIS ING - 'SI 1/Ouis-Gray 7-U)l Phil-Giammona 2 pass from Jaworsk Hartford 4 3 2 10 32 37 Bos major. 13:33. Pederson. Bos. 13;f)4 Shots on goal—Quebec 6-10-13-28 New York lOf,. New Jersey 101 Prmcci«m 2 21) 3 3 0 converted a 32-yard field goal into a both have games remaining with Philadelphia 17 Chic.tguM cerned about Hartford because I and when you don't skate yoq're game for me." 7-6. \nderson4-48 Tille\6-3B T Brown. 1-6-. • Franklin kick' Pittsburgh 3 6 0 6 36 44 Shots on goal—Boston 10-10-9-28. ('hicag') 12-17-12-41 Ikiston 103. Washington 87 Penn 1 40 1 6 0 driving wind 22 seconds before half­ Brown and Yale. I)alldS 42 San Diego 31 l1.illiinore C arr9-1211. Buller.6-79. Delfoo Chi-Harper I run'Thomas kick) Montreal 2 6 1 6 26 2) Winnipeg 6-12-6-2 Goaiies-tjuebcr. Dion Chicago. Es- Philadelphia 113. Atlanta 100 Uolutnbia 0 4 0 1 6 0 going to have problems." The Flyers have won their last four In other conference games, Mondav lVlob<‘r27 I 18. Fr.inklin 217 knew it was a good skating club and time to give the Terriers a 3-0 victory New Hampshire continued its win­ Chi-Kvans3run 'Thomaskicki Detroil 2 6 0 4 29 40 Goalie^Boslon, Craig Winnipeg. Matt- posito A-8.741 Cleveland 118. Indiana 100 Miami at N Y .lets 9 p m laos Angeles 0 3 7 0—10 sson. Middlebrook A—16,198 Milwauke*'t(H rhirapnfn they were known to check well." Kerr led off the scoring with a goal games, two of them against the New Bridgewater State tied Nichols 6-6; Sund.iv November 2 iliil-FG Franklin IB over Massachusetts Saturday. ning ways, notching its fourth Atlanta 6 0 0 7 -13 A«,762 at 2:32 of the first period and Wilson York Islanders who last May New Haven blanked Curry 32-0, and Atlanta at Uuilain 1 p m All Jai kson7 pass Irom Bartktiwski (kick &hn Wilson scored* the eventual The win, BU's first over straight triumph with a convincing Ballimureat KansasCiiv I p m followed with a goal from in front at defeated Philadelphia to take the Plymouth State shut out Western tailed' game-winner in Sunday night's rout, Massachusetts since 1971, gave the 48-12 victory over Northeastern. But Green Bav at Pittsburgh I p m l.A K(i Corral 21 First downs 17:39. On a crossing pass from Bobby Stanley Cup. Connecticut 204). N A' (tianis at Tampa Bav 1 p m LA Hill 74 pass irom Ferragamo ' Corral Rushes-yards which snapped the Whalers' six- Terriers a 6-1 record and kept them AlC, which had a 10-game winning San Diegu at Cincinnati I pm Clarke — who along with Bill Barber Whalers goaltender Mike Veisor Elsewhere, Bates edged Colby 14-' ki(k> Passing yards game unbeaten streak. The game unbeaten and atop the Yankee streak and was New England's only San Francisco at Detroit 1 p in Atl Jdcks«)n '4 paS' trom Barlkowski Return yards gave Philadelphia sole possession of had three assists in the game — said the trouncing his team suffered 13; Lowell won its first game, 15-13 Dallas at St Uuis 2 p m M a//ein kick < Passes Reggie Leach knocked the puck in Conference with a 4-0 record. Only unbeaten team , lost 21-17 to over Marist, Middlebury blanked Houston at Denver 4 p m- Punts first place in the Patrick Division. may have stemmed from those re­ Miamia at Oakland 4 p m Fumbles-lost Connecticut, also 6-1 but 2-0 in the Springfield. Rhode Island edged Minnesota at \Sdshingtun/4 |i m from just outside the crease through cent victories. Hamilton 17-0; Montclair State Penalties-vards "They were skating and we. were conference, stands between the Southern Connecticut 7-6. New Orleans at lai.4 Angeles 4pm First downs a narrow opening at 10:58 of the se­ tripped Central Connecticut 14-6; N Y Jets at Now Kngland 4 p m Rushes-vards not. We did not have too many guys Terriers and the Yankee crown. And Boston College rebounded from its .i,*hiladeiphia at St'allle 4p m Individual Leaders cond period. Norwich shut out Albany State 13-0; Passing vards RUSHING - Chicago-Pavlon 17-79 UConn, which nipped Maine 14-13, devastating loss to Florida State with Monday NovemiH-r 3 Chu.igo a Return vards RPl ended Worcester Tech's tour Cleveland 9 p m Passes Harjier lO-D. Evans 7-2? Philadelphia- still has UMass and BU to play. an easy 30-14 victory over Army. Leo Punts Giainmona 19-79. Harris 11-47. Jaworski game winning streak with a 30-13 lH‘t KU 3-14 Catnpfield l-minus 1. Pisarcik 2- “In the past years, Massachusetts Smith subbed for Shelby Gamble and Fumbles lost minus I win; Trinity defeated the Coast First Downs 18 18 Penalties-vards has been the best team in the con- raced for 146 y a rd s and one Rushes-Yard.s 31-231 39- 119 PASSlNfi - (TiKago-Evans 10-18-2-U3 Guard 25-8; Tufts, behind a 321-yard Passing yards 91 174 Individual U-aders Philadelphia JaworsKi 7-14-0-73, Pisarcik ference," a jubilant Taylor said, touchdown. Return Vards 23 24 m 'ciiivi- .nt 11 Giainmona H-0-27 rushing effort from Mike Krueger, HI SH IN(» -lais Angeles-Hrvjnt 13-TU itu'i'L-iv ivi- l- •.! c •• Pressing Hedberg “Well we just beat the best." In the New England Conference it Passes 7 192 121R-0 I'.... -Lijj' i.'..rr...tm„i 1 Aiijni» R K( KI \ I N( r 1 hicago-Karl 3-60 Siotl downed Amherst 30-6, and Williams Punts ♦ 416 ♦ 34: FuinblesLosl 2 d 0 d to increase The game, played >in a drenching, was, fittingly, a day for the maritime PASSIMF l/os Angelos-Ferragamo I s,, ,h2 beat Union 14-0. Penalties Yards 6-40 3 36 .16-2 2.3 Allanta-Bartkowbki 12-2-2-209 38 ( armirhael2-29, Henry 2-31 driving rain along with many other Detruii-KansasCity ...... no >it nRFU r .) r.J KlVlNtr V i .i\ r l/os m Angeles-Peaaick u i-ira-i 6 New England contests, attracted Hushing^-Iietron SiinsfflJ.. ^ Hill 3-117 Miller 348 Denijard 2-31 only 1,520 for the. ABC-'TV regional Danielson‘ ' " 3-60. .1 Thompson...... [ Waddv 2-24, Brvant 2d. Arnold H I T I minus I 4 Kans^is Citv Ik'lton 1247 All.inta-Jdckson 3-ffl Francis 3-64). An cameras. But the TV audience saw a Fuller 8-38 McKnight 12-2. Morgado7- dre)Xs2-2. Jenkins 2 2 Cam 1-9. Miller First downs 12 1-9 scores four goals BU defense surrender only 127 total Passing - Detroil Danielson 719-2 HB Rushes-vards Kansas City'-Fullerl2-18d-l8fi NK Passing yards yards and stop Massachusetts when Receiving — iKdroil Sims 2-29 J First Downs Return yards NEW YORK (UPI) — Anders Hedberg admits he was handled Toronto 8-5 and Boston tied Winnipeg 7-7. Hushes A'ards Passs's your business. it counted. Thompson 2-2. Sc'itl 129 Hill H2 pressing. Sabres 5, Islanders 2 Bussev HO Kansas Cilv-Simth b-87 Passing A'ards Punts “Our defense was magnificent," Return A'ards Fumbles-iost Craig Ramsay, Lindy Ruff and John Van Boxmeer Bellon2-^. Marshall I 27, McKmghl2-2 “When you're going bad, the pressure can get to you,” Taylor said. “The game is emotion, ASilliams 1-3 Passs's 13 294 Penalties-vards .^--91 scored goals in a 41-second span of the first period. The l*unts 8 28 I Individual Statistics the right wing said Sunday night after scoring four goals and that's just the way we played." TB SF Fumhles-l/osl Id Seattle-Oakland First downs • 17 64) Look at yourAHlow I ^ s ad life a customer would. — two in the final 74 seconds to rally New York from outburst gave Buffalo a 3-0 lead 2:17 into the first period, IVnalties-Yards 6 40 HUSHIN(r-6k.‘atlle-Moore64). Doornmk BU quarterback Jim Jensen ac­ Rushes-yards 4A 174 X) W the quickest three-goal strike ever against an Islander Individual...... ladders...... 4-8. Jodal 6-8. McCutcheon l-I. Zom 1-0. behind — and two assists to lead the Rangers to a 7-6 vic­ counted for nine of BU's 10 fumbles, Passing vards - 89 206 Rushing-New Flngiand-V Fergu.son3-Hunter I )-l) Oakland-Van Eeghen 17-76', tory over the Detroit Red Wings. team. Duane Sutter of New York ended the scoring at Return yards 237 186 Calhoun 8-24 Ivorv 6-7 Grugan 14 Whittington 9-2. King 12-28. Jensen 1-3. but recovered them all. UMass Passes \ii 18- I 26/ 32 1 Hullalo-Cribbs3)-Ull B ro w n ll^ U‘aks Plunkett 1 i-li Hedberg, with just two goals and four assists in his first 9:51 of the first period. Punts '• 44 8 4 A ir coughed up the ball six times, losing ft21 H'K)ks2 14. Ferguson 1-2 PASS|N(U-Sealtle-Zorn 17-B-2-282 Oak- eight games, scored once and assisted once in each of the Black Hawks 7, Nord'ques 4 Fumbles-lost O-O 2 -0 Passing New Kngland-Grogan 13-294 land Plunkett 16-26 4K2I4 it four times. And the Minutemen had Penalties-vards 4 40 h hi) rn Hullalo-F'erguson l2'28-2-'176 RECEIVING — SeaUle-l.argent 4-lG. Terry Ruskowski, Grant Mulvey and Darryl Sutter first two periods. He then drove in a rebound at 18:46 of a costly penalty which led to Pelin's Receiving New EnglandCalhoun 2-li McCullum 440. Raible2-2. Sawyer 2-20. Does artwork the third period for a 6-6 tie and connected from 10 feet 33 scored third-period goals in a 2:43 span to help Chicago IndividualSlatislics \ Fetguson Id Foreman H , Ivory 3-31 Jodal 2-30. Doornmk 2-18. Moiire 1-9 winning kick. Tampa Bav San Francisco Francis 2-2. Jackson I-2U Johnson 1-7. Dakland-Chandler 6-76, Chester 4-2. reinforce your headline? RCSHING Tampa Kekwood 14-79 LumberLand. seconds later to give New York only its third victory in snap a three-game losing streak. Ruskowski flipped in a Morganl l9.TatupuHI Hullalo-Cribbs Branch2-80. Jensen2-17. Van Eeghen 1- “In a game like this, under those BelHH47 Wi|liains9-r J Davis3-ll. 341 l/ewis 6-au Brown 2•Z^ Hooks 1-7, 16 Whittington HO. King 1-3 Is there a headline nine games. goal with assists from Mulvey and Sutter at 8:57 and oojmt conditions, the kicking gam'' San Frani'isi'i) C 13-.'d, Elliot 9-2 Itramme “Losing tonight would have been really depressing, Mulvey tipped in Ruskowski's shot off a Sutter feed 8 Montana 3-13 Woods 14 your customer can Everything becomes vital," said UMass coach PAlsSlMi—Taiiipa Williams 10-18-189 scary almost," said Hedberg. “I think we would have seconds later. Bob Pickett. “And theirs was better San Francisco- Montana 24-3H 200 believe? been pretty happy with the tie but I think we deserved to Kings 4, Oilers 4 Woods H d 6 —^tor the homeowner today. RECElVlNti-Tampa HHI649 Hagii win if you look at the whole game." Charlie Simmer scored his seventh and eighth goals of 1-12 (iiles2-l8 Kekwoodl-6 ()bradovich Rain also played a pivotal role in Are you easy to find? Detroit believed New York should never even have the season to earn Los Angeles the tie. Simmer's second 14 SanFram isn) CooperB47 ClarkO- under one roof. the Ivy League. Yale, proving for the G Ramson 4-2 Elli')tttf.7i I •74 Solomon 1 goal, at 6:33 of the third period, erased a 4-3 Edmonton 17 Woods M • kitchen cabinets Give a landmark. Or a tied. umpteenth time that the best offense "On the tying goal," said goalie Gilles Gilbert, “there lead. Garry Unger and Glenn Goldup also scored for the map. is a good defense, blanked Penn 8-0 First downs • flooring Kings. Dave Hunter, Jari Kurri, Pat Price and Matti Rushes-vards was a Ranger in Ihe crease holding me on a 26-yard scoring run by John Does the copy tell you • plumbing Despite HedbeK's heroics. New York could scarcely Hagman connected for the Oilers, Passing vards Rogan and a two-point conversion. Return vards celebrate since iylost star center Ulf Nilsson with a frac- C a n n e s 8, Maple Leafs 5 Passes , "what’s special about your • exterior siding The victory gave the Bulldogs' a 3-0 i’unls ' Ole Brasar'Scored two goals in quick succession late in Fumbles-lost business? Products, ser­ tured left arm. Ivy mark and sole possession of first • roofing the third period to lead Vancouver. Toronto's Darryl Henallies-yards "I know Ulf is damn frustrated," said Hedberg. “But place. vices, experience, hours. • gutters at least with a break, you know you're out for a certain Sittler scored his second straight hat trick. Individual l/caders Did the ad leave you Dprtmouth, which had been tied Short gain for Yale period and there's no doubt. Last year he had that Bruins 7, Jets 7 • RU.SHIN(» -Denver-Jensen MAC Arm • windows with Yale, lost 7-3 to Cornell and Har­ strung 26-106 Lytle H Presiun 14. ^with something to pinched nerve in his neck and it was hard to figure." Veteran Wayne Cashman scored the tying goal with Yale quarterback John Rogan runs for short yardage against Morion 1-0 Robinson 2-mmus 2. vard, which won its first four games, And the people to help you do-it-yourself. remember? A slogan can In other games, Buffalo routed the New York Islanders three minutes remaining to give Boston the tie. Winnipeg Kevwiirlh 311 NY Giants^Siinms 2-30 lost its second Ivy game in as many Penn. Elis triumphed, 8-0, to move into first place in Ivy League Tavlor 1148 Malihews 9-28 IVrrv 1-9. 5-2, Chicago defeated Quebec 7-4, Philadelphia beat Hart­ received third-period goals from Scott Campbell, Norm Heater 412 , OVER 50 YEARS EXPERIENCE. help set your business weeks, 7-3 to Princeton. Both upsets standings. (DPI photo) PASSING-iXmu-r Morlon7-19d tf'. ford 6-1, Los Angeles knotted Edmonton 4-4, Vancouver Dupont and Peter Marsh to rally from a 6-4 deficit. H'lhmsonl l-d 7 NA Giants-Siinins 19- Open weekdays 7 a.m.-6 p.m., Saturdays till apart. 36 ) 2U(l Does your name RECEIA 1N(» Ihmver I'lH hurl h4G Closed Sundays. ^Jensen H I Prost'in 14 Annslrong 18 stand out? Mosesl-7 NY(iianls-Pittman6 79 Grav 3-61 Shirk3-2 Fnede2I3 Mulladvl4 128 East Main St., Elmtown, CT 06(X)9 Gabriel learns fast college frustrations Tavlor 3-13 Heater 1-8 Next lo Yoland's at Ihe Huckleberry Shopping Malt. 7 LUMBERLAND How about credit NEW YORK (UPI) - For former mage. One play later. Joel Sigel ran when Benny Gooden ran 1 yard for a “I just dropped back and handed Tom Ramsey passed for two TDs yards and two TDs) and Kelvin Is your phone num­ / / w e don't have it, it doesn t exist. Bryant (107 yards and one TD). plans? NFL quarterback Roman Gabriel, it 14 yards for Portland State's first TD with 2:17 left. off,” said Mclhenny, the son of and ran for a third score and ber big and bold? — was worse than having defensive TD. “They're not as bad as we made former NFL player Don McIIhenny. Freeman McNeil rushed for more ^phomore 1-back Roger Craig 555-2368 linemen shove their cleats in his Things went from bad to worse. them look," Portland State coach “The line just made holes as big as than 100 yards for the eighth straight scored three times and rushed for 176 face. Sigel scored three more Darrel Davis said. “We popped them trucks and the offensive backs just game in sparking UCLA's rout. yards on 21 carries, including a 60- • Gabriel, the one-Unie Los Angeles touchdowns that were sandwiched early, made some things happen and drove right through them." Freshman quarterback Blair Kiel yard TD scamper, to lead Nebraska X Ram great who Itasretired. to the around a blocked punt return and a it seemed they got to a point where In other games involving the Top faked a punt and rambled 80 yards past winless Colorado. Every day, thousands of people open the Yellow Pages ready to more genteel profession of college behind a wall of blockers late in the "Quarterback Art Schlichter ran for safety. they believed they weren't very 10, No. 1 Alabama extended the buy. It’s up to your ad to tell them why they should buy from you. coaching, encountered a level of Quarterback Neil Lomax..ithe good,” nation's longest winning streak to 28 second quarter to spark Notre Dai two TDs and fullback Tim Spencer frustration this weekend that is nation's passing yardage leader, In the biggest upset of the games by whipping Southern to it sixth cdfwecutive' scored on a 50-yard run to spark the Don’t just list your business, sell it, with a better ad in the reserved for only the most unfor­ completed 13-of-20„ passes for 339 weekend. Southern Methodist rallied M ississippi 42-7, No. 3 UCLA Freshman sensation HeFschel Buckeyes and keep them tied for the Yellow Pages. tunate. yards and three touchdowns and then behind a skinny freshman quarter­ defeated California 32-9, No. 4 Notre Walker rambled for 131 yards and Big Ten lead with a 4-0 conference Gabriel’s Cal Poly-Pomona Bron­ went to the bench to relax. Backup back —. 6-foot, 157-pound Lance Dame beat Arizona 20-3, No. 5 scored one TD to power Georgia to record. cos lost 93-7 to Portland State. Bam­ Lloyd LaFrance took over and con­ McIIhenny — to send No. 2 ranked Georgia shut out Kentucky 27-0, No. 7 its seventh straight triumph and keep In other major games. No. 11 boo shoots under the fingernails nected on 15-of-17 passes for 264 Texas to its first loss of the season, North Carolina crunched East the Bulldogs top contenders for the Pittsburgh defeated Tennessee 30-6, never felt worse. yards and six touchdowns. 20-6. The loss put undefeated and No. Carolina 31-3, No. 8 Nebraska beat Southeastern Conference's Sugar No. 12 Penn State edged West Bell System "I've never experienced anything "It could have been a lot worse," 13 ranked Baylor into the favorite's Colorado 45-7 and No. 10 Ohio State BoWT^rth. Virginia 20-15, No. 13 Baylor beat ' like iO -said Gabriel, who probably Lomax said. "The defense gave us role for the Southwest Conference defeated Wisconsin 21-0. Ninth-rated Senior tailback Sam Platt set an Texas Christian 21-6, Houston upset Yellow Pages wished he could have tossed a few great field position." championship and a Cotton Bowl Southern Cal was idle. all-time Florida State single-game No, 14 Arkansas 24-17, No. 16 passes for his players. "Our only Freshman Ranee McDougald berth. Alabama gave Coach Bear Bryant rushing record with 188 yards and Missouri topped Kansas State 13-3, hope against this team was to play returned the second half kickoff 97 Even though McIIhenny completed his 303rd career win in taking one TD to lead the Seminoles. No, 17 Oklahoma whipped Iowa State Southern New England Telephone good, good football. We played very . yards for a touchdown and the just one pass for three yards, SMU another step toward a Nov. 15 show­ North Carolina tuned up for its 42-7, No. 18 Brigham Young beat poorly' Vikings ended the nightmare by did not commit a turnover and gained down with Notre Dame. The game against Oklahoma this week by Hawaii 34-7 and Navy upset No. 19 Cal-Poly \yas in the game until it recovering a Cal Poly fumble in the 283 yards against a normally stingy previously unbeaten and 20th-rahked routing East Carolina behind the Washington 24-10. Fifteenth-ranked fumbled on the first plav from scrim­ end zone. Cal Poly averted a shutout Longhorn defense. Golden Eagles fumbled three times. rushing of Amos Lawrence (138 South Carolina was idle. .

1 o , 18 - KVEMNG HEIULI), Mon . (k:l_ 27,19B0 EVENING H ERALD, Mon., Oct. 27, 1980 - 19 New Engfand Hawk Watch Reqloa is strictly for the birds Youth services position By JAMES V. IIEALION the ski^ifor them each autumn. Pittsfield had counted 300 I nilfil Pri'xH Inlornutionul “The'weekends that we had people broadwings in small groups. “Then " 4 ^ out were poor weather conditions. If abouf a quarter to one, we happened has many requirements Except for a woman and some we have a spell of rainy weather, it to catch one big kettle. It was almost friends sitting in her backyard in blocks the birds for a couple of days impossible to count them. Then we flGnnoni iflmEi VERNON— The position of direc­ monitor the program ‘'and we again During the month of August Walsh i. - Pittsfield. Mass., this year's New and then all of a sudden they'll all had four kettles going at once. tor of Youth Services includes many received an A plus for performance said he had a combination of phone England Hawk Watch was strictly take off at once. This year it didn't jobs not listed on the job and attitude," Walsh said. calls and visits by 310 adolescents, for the birds. happen when we expected it. Except requirements — such as being God­ During July Walsh also met with "It worked out lousy this year, but Mrs. Drummond and her friends four attorneys and 40 parents. He for Pittsfield we didn't have a real father and giving a young woman representatives from Protective Ser­ wait until next year," said Donald saw an .estimated 8,000 in about two said 75 youths were involved in status spectacular migration,” Hopkins hours — a banner day for her. away at her wedding. vices concerning six possible cases of offenders, criminal, abuse, depres­ Hopkins of Windsor, Conn., a private said. These are a fe.w of the side benefits pilot, who ordinarily glides right Generally, they see about 2,000 on a child abuse and responded to sion and counseling. The broadwing flocks flying south good day. She thinks U was a fluke. of the Vernon youth services direc­ emergency calls on tv4o weekends. Also during the month Walsh along with the hawks in a sailplane, over New England tend to collect [ii tor, Jack Walsh that he itemized in. Rehearsals were started for the worked with police on getting a mis­ imitating their unhurried grace. falcons, eagles and ospreys. The his quarterly report to the Town bureau's first summer theater sing physically abused 14-year-oId The hawks are migrating “Prior to Tuesday, Sept. 16th,” she % flocks are called 'kettles' because of Council. production, “Wizard of Oz,” and the boy back to his home from a home in broadwings which climb on rising said, “the weather was bad in Maine, their boiling motion on the thermals. The report covers the months of actual show was presented in August Tolland where he was kept. columns of warm air called ther­ Their average speed is a little better Vermont, and New Hampshire. It mals, soaring and gliding effortlessly rained. Monday was overcast. We got July, August and September. Walsh and was a success. “ Because of the efforts of the than 25 miles an hour. They can do 40 said he has been asked to be God­ Five females were on probation to Department of Child and Youth Ser­ from one thermal to the other all the mph in a glide and cover about 150 way to Central and Squth America. a strong east wind on Tuesday. This father on four occasions and "had the Walsh during July and he gave them vices, Protective Services, Harry miles in something like seven hours. is why we think we got so many — it honor of giving a young lady away at counselling twice a week. He said Delisle of the Vernon Police Depart­ It's an aerial ballet that prompts Up until noon that day. Mrs. Laura birdwatchers and naturalists to scan was pushing them our way from the her wedding — all of which I only one of the five had had negative ment, and myself, the entire matter Drummond and her friends in Connecticut Valiev. " accepted the honor,” he said. contact with the police at that time. was resolved,” Walsh said. Walsh said that during the month He also said he was continuing a During the month an anti-drug and Israeli President Yitzhak Navon, right, Intense concentration of July he had personal contact with working relationship with a State alcohol project was opened to all Navon arrived Sunday for his first visit to Policewoman on sexual abuse and speaks to ^ yptian Jews Sunday during his Egypt, (UPI photo) TV tonight. the background is the first place prize money 158 adolescents and 35 parents. He young people interested. “As of this With intense concentration, the four said 46 young people were involved in assaults. on several of the young date we have made contact with well visit to the ^nagogue in the center of Cairo. of $1,000 in quarters, under the supervision of ______EVENING______^ College Football Review exiled inhabitants otHawaii's leper 9Movla*(Drama)***4 "Hud” finalists study their games during competi­ being status offenders, criminal females involved in youth bureau over 60 young people and consistency ® Movie '(Romance) ** colony on the island of Molokai a 1936 Paul Newman. Patricia Neal. a security guard and the tournament judges: offenses, depression and family ^ eioo century ago. (2 hrs.) A hard drinking, woman chasing tion in the electronic hand-held pinball tour­ counseling. will continue," Walsh said. 2 "Something Short Of Paradise" CD C D ® ® N«ws 1070 ausan Sarandon, David Stein­ S ® Advocates: Election'80 y6ung man returne to his father's (UPI photo) ' counseling. - Walsh said that the investigation During the month of September CD Stirsky And Hutch nament Sunday at the “Games Unlimited” berg. Two young New Yorkers learn RepresentativesoftheleadingPre- Texas ranch, and the'trouble The summer work program started into a private facility for alleged Walsh reported he was in contact ^ Jok«r'*Wlld sidentialcandidalesdebatethe im­ begins. (2 h rs) exposition at the Hartford Civic Center. In ® Piftrldgc Family about love and explore the ups and in July and 18 boys and girls were with 319 adolescents and 46 parents downs of a one to one relationship. portant issues confronting the abuse to female residents, sought by O TV Community Coilogo: Amor* hopefuls in this courtroom type for­ Navon listens to appeal supervised at many town agencies him. had come to a positive conclu­ between phone calls and office visits. Icon History (Rated PQ) (90 mins.) 11:45 ® ® ® Little House On The mat examination. (60 mins.) ( D 9 News for five hours a day lasting for seven sion and recommendations made by He said during the three-month ® 9*2*1 Contact S Angel Death Follow'Up TV World a What’s Happaning Prairie A blind artist's success 12:00 State Police will be adhered to by the leads her mother, who abandoned 9:30 CD CBS Lata Movla 'QUINCY M.E.: weeks. The people of the Department period eight young females came to a Jim Rockford: Privato D Campaign '80: The Can* Invastigator her as a child, to attempt a recon­ AnUnfriendlyRadiance'Stars:Jack of Human Resources came in to owner. him concerned that they might be ciliation,buttheyoungpainterangri- dIdates Speak-President 0:30 Klugman, Garry Walberg.Anex-con pregnant. He said he put each one in ly refuses. (60 mins.) G$Movle*(Drama)*** "SaveThe for rights of Palestinians Tac Dough is unjustly arrested for possession 7 Tiger" 1973 Jack Lemmon, Jack contact with a qualified medical doc­ NBCNaws (Gosed-Captioned) of narcotics and manslaughter and IS) & Great Performances Gilford. A successful man finds his Quincy has difficulty in clearing the tor, “and in most cases, prevented OvarEasy’Haaring'Quests; business failing and the bank CAIRO, Egypt (.DPI) — Israeli Sensitive political issues, such as Arabic. 'Tinker. Sailor. Soldier. Spy* Part V. man. (Repeat) 'THE NEW Election plans: CBS ActofKaananWynnandOr.Howard them from running away to a possi­ Using Prideaux’a terrible story. refuses to give him a loan. He has Board to discuss the deadlocked Palestinian autonomy “Such formula will be a nucleus for ■ House, Prasidant of the Ear Re* AVENGERS: Foward Base' Stars: President Yitzhak Navon, the first George Smiley threads his way two choices: declarebankruptcyor Patrick Macnee. Joanna Lumley. ble back-alley abortion clinic." talks and the status of Jerusalem, a wider Arab-Israeli co-existence search Instiiuta. Hosls:Hugh hire an arsonist. (Rated R) (2 hrs.) Israel chief-of-state to visit any Arab Downs and Frank Blair. through the maze which he hopes (Repeat) will cover the East Coast, Walsh said he has again been asked are not on the agenda because Navon with the respect for the national and will lead him to Gerald, the Russian 10:00 CD Movla '(Advantura) ** NEW YORK (UPI) - 1968, they say the networx Eric Sevareid will be in country, listened to a plea by Egyp­ (Closad-Captlonad) (DLouGrantBillieisgivenaninside Dan Rather the Midwest, to put on a series of self-defense has little political authority, officials historical rights for both Arabs and a Bob Nawhart 8tM>w 'mole'. (Closed-Captioned) (60 "Tripoli" 1950 Maureen O'Hara. from retirement to handle closing of schools tian President Anwar Sadat for the view of politics as wallas a rough Time was — back in the has called 800 races — 799 6:55 mins.) John Payne. United States Marines Bob Schieffer the South Karate demonstrations for female said. Under the Israeli system, Moslems in Jerusalem which should 9 Angel Death This view from the initiation from the press bus when battle barbary pirates in 1605 (2 days of country journalism of them correctly. CBS historical and social Jewish state to respect the rights of a News she goes on the road to cover a hot- and Leslie Stahl the West VERNON — At its meeting tonight policy will also be acted on. These students at Rockville High School'. political decisionmakin| is the be a symbol of peace and a torch 7:00 streets of the tragic problem of hrs.) — when, if an editor gave Oregon to President analysis with Bill Moyers Palestinians and the Arab claim to angel dust takes a hard-hitting look shot politician. (60 mins.) (S) NCAA Football Alabama vs of PBS. Harry Reasoner Coast. the Board of Education will discuss will concern the addition or deletion Walsh, who is a'^carqte expert, said monopoly of the Cabinet. whose flame will keep burning as a 5News (D News wanted to get news copy Carter in 1976. Former East Jerusalem. M.A.8.H. at the current problems and solu­ Southern Mississippi data and other requested information of items on board agendas; to add the he put the demonstration on for more token of fraternity and tolerance,” tions.Narrated byPaulNewmanand S Connecticut Prime Time 9 Dr. Qana Scott On Habraws from upstairs to President Gerald Ford won Navon arrived Sunda/ for a five- Sadat, nevertheless, impressed on ® Royal Archives Of Ebia Hailed relative to the criteria for the possi­ annual National FFA Convention to than 150 female students last year Navon and his party, at a banquet Sadat said. f ABC News Joanne Woodward. 12:15 downstairs, he just built a it by a narrow margin. ' day official visit and was given a as one of the exciting ar­ } Bullsaya 8:30 ( D 9 ABCNawaNIghtllna ble closing of schools. the list of approved out-of-state field and expects the number to reach 300 warm welcome that eclipsed the Sunday night, the necessity of preser­ “Let us lay the cornerstone for this CD Ladles’ Man Lawrence Press­ chaeological finds of the century, slippery chute and let fly. CBS officials avoid the Annual Christmas Fair 2 BportsCantar this program examines our chang­ During the meeting, which will be trips; to modify the out-of-state this year. ving Arab and Moslem rights in historic reconciliation between the Standing Room Only: Olan And man stars as a single parent raising 12:30 But this is the golden age terms “call” and “projec­ reception given to Israeli Prime his young daughter atone and the ing understanding of man's earliest at 7:30 at the Middle ^hool, citizens travel policy to allow the superinten­ Jerusalem and granting Palestinians Palestinians and the Israelis through Tanya Qian Campbell and Tanya recordedhistorywiththediscovery D Hogan's Haroaa of technology. tion" — preferring Discussion tabled Minister Menachem Begin on several Tucker star In a dazzling musical only male writer employed by a ig iQ iS TomorrowGuest: Author are allowed to speak on any of fhe dent to approve day trips which are SOUTH WINDSOR— A discus­ establishing a real autonomy in the of 17.000 cuneiform tablets and “estimates” instead, but Fenwood Manor visits to Egypt in the last three the right of selfdetermination. ladies magazine. (Premiere) When CBS tackles the special taped at Harrah's in Reno. fragments at Ebla, Syria. (60 Norman Mailer. (90 mins.) topics on the agenda. The exception similar in nature to in-state trips; sion of a comprehensive plan for the “We have decided to go ahead to West Bank and Gaza,” he said. CD Merv Griffin 12:35 565 Vernon St. Manchester years. mins.) monumental job of the name of the game still Implicit in Sadat's speech was aVesUval Of Faith Gl) NCAA Football Southern Meth­ GD Collage Football'80 tonight will be on the school closing. and the policy relative to custodian southern area of town scheduled for Sadat today opens official talks pave the way for a just settlement odist University vs Texas 9 Independent News covering the presidential is to figure out who will oc­ aShaNaNa 10:30 SMovla*(Myalary)** "Charlie The board conducted a special responsibility at special Tuesday night by the Planning and with Navon, which officials say will for the Palestinian cause based on Egyptian dissatisfaction with the ® News Chan In Panama" 1940 Sidney election on Nov. 4, its November 1st & 2nd — 10 A.M. to 4 P.M. 9:00 9 Hollywood Squares cupy the Oval Office and do meeting last week to allow townspeo­ assignments. Zoning Commission has been post­ slow progress in reaching a Palesti­ 6 Nancy Savin-Tha Arts Toler. Jean Rogers. International focus on normalizing relations the right of the Palestinian people to D M.A.8.H. Tired of theirconstant 10:35 cavernous New York r a Anilquas spies meet their match in Charlie it before the last of the ple to speak on this topic. Before any poned until Nov. 18 at 8 p.m. at the self-determination, like all other nian agreement and with the Israeli complaints about the quality of re­ 9 Dick Cavett Show broadcast center will take between Egypt and Israel, the one­ a Face The Music Chan and find themselves behind votes trickle in. creational activities at the 4077th, 11:00 decision is made the board will con­ The board will also recieve and act Town Hall. nations," Sadat told the banquet at annexation of Jerusalem. But he af­ 7:20 bars. (60 mins.) on the look of an Arcturus- time antagonists who signed a peace Col. Potter appoints Hawkeye and } ® 9 News To accomplish that bit of duct public hearings. on requests for staff travel out of The commission’s planning consul­ firmed Egypt’s commitment to the a Dally Number 1:00 bound spaceship. treaty in March 1979. the Abdin Palace. B.J. as the new morale officers. I M.A.8.H. precognitive journalism, The board will also receive a tant, Robert Donald, of Brown, 7:30 I Qunsmoke (D Rat Patrol state for a kindergarten converence, Before opening talks with Sadat, “ We are also trying to work out an peace drive. PMMaoazIna 1:15 Two hundred-seventy- V'O ^ House Monday NiBhIFootballABC I Western Exposure CBS will join the New York report from the Computer Ad Hoc governmental accounting workshop, Donald and Donald of Farmington, acceptable formula for coexistence “We are satisfied with the success All In The Family (S) The Great American Ghost Navon will visit the “ Gates of Sports wilt provide live coverage of I Dick Cavett Show five overhead lights will Times in polling about 15,- on Display Family Feud Tourlt'salostHalloweenandHBOIs Committee and will receive the and Association ot Teachers of Math would have been unable to attend between the Palestinians and achieved until now as regards the the game between the Miami Dol- I Morecambe And Wise bathe Walter Cropkite and Heaven" Synagogue, the Israeli Em­ Face The Music your escort on a haunting tour. This 000 voters as they leave the proposed new tuition rates for the of New England. normalization of relations between ph^ins and the New York Jets. 11:30 This Would Be A ^ Tuesday night's meeting. Israelis," he said, speaking in You Bat Your Ufa eerie special explores soma fully- his crew in 180,000 watts of bassy and the Egyptian Museum GDMovia*(Blographlcal*Drama) D All in The Family polls. Results will be fed to public schools and take whatever ac­ The board will also be asked to act The plan considers mass transpor­ our two countries," Sadat said. M.A.S.H. documented psychic happenings • • • "BIrdman of Alcatraz” 1962 D Kojak brilliance. Terse com­ Good Project For Anyone a MacNalH.ahrar Report that have raised new questions a “trend desk” which will tion necessary. on staff resignations and review and tation highway and street improve­ Burt Lancaster. Karl Malden. Grip­ ® SportsCenter mands will issue elec­ Benny Hlli Show about the existence ot the Wanting To Hold A ping. true story of convict Robert (0) Movie *(8uspense*Romance) create a "vote profile Recommended changes in board update the board calendar. ment and land use. Barney Miller supernatural. tronically from three con­ Stroud who became world authority ••H "Magic" 1978 AnthonyHop- analysis” in percentages of • Raffle Tic Tac Dough 1:30 on bird life while serving time for kins. Ann-Margret. A ventriloquist's trol rooms. An artist at a PLO takes credit for bomb precincts reporting, 6:00 frightening love affair. (Rated R) GD Adam 12 blast, backing up traffic Flo When a skunk moves in. the m u rd e r^ hrs.) Video Ampex Art machine JERUSALEM (UPI) - Egyptian President Anwar at a soldier's hitchhiking CD IS 0 9 Monday Night At The ( ^ 5 mins.) 9 Ironside enabling Cronkite — customers move out and Flo 1:35 Sadat. It was the first trip station at the western exit for several miles. Movtaa 'Father Damien: The Leper S 9 9 TheTonIghtShowGuest will draw designs and sym­ making his last bow as Palestinian guerrillas marches into battle with the critter host: Martin Mull. Guests: Bob 9 U8AF Religious Film Ballot deadline is Nov. 3 by an Israeli chief of state of the city, wounding 15 DO IT DAILY - SAVE P riest' 1980 Stars: Ken Howard. bols on the tube before our to save the Yellow Rose from bank- 2:00 anchorman for the network claimed responsibility for Mike Farrell. The dramatic true Hope. Smothers Brothers. (60 icy. (Season-Premiere) Bast Of Midday very eyes. ANNUAL FAIR two bomb blasts wounding to an Arab country. people. Police closed off MONEY by reading the story of the Roman Catholic priest mins.) (D — to do the play-by-play as PMMa«azlne ^ Joe FrankHn Show VERNON- The deadline for the day before elections. complete it and return it through the who gaVe his life in service to the ® ABC Captioned News . Returns and trends will 16 people in Israel on the In Jerusalem, a large the main Jerusalem Tel advertisements in the a That’s Incredible S M.A.8.H. balloting sweeps St. Marys Episcopal Church Guild flow through a mighty voters to make application for Town Clerk Henry Butler said the mail in time for him to receive it by same day PLO leader explosive device exploded Aviv highway after the Evening Herald. f World At War 2:20 westward, regular absentee ballots is Nov. 3. ballot must be applied for in time to election day. An elector applying for CD News computer, via 20 miles of Church Street Entrance Yasser Arfat arrived in 2:25 cable, 74 teletypes, 75 com- a ballot in person may receive it and Belgrade, Yugoslavia, to CD Moment Of Meditation puter terminals, 13 /HOUioi/cancmA/ ypte ^ fo re leaving the town clerk's Monday 2:30 fNTXMTATI a . IXIT IB ULVia LANI address UNESCO (3D SportsCenter c a m e r a s and 180 lABT HARTIOffO SIB-aatt office. BAAQAIN M A Tim i DAILY Thurs., Octobor 30 delegates. 9 World Of Laurel And Hardy telephones. FIAIT IMOWONLV I t .10 Tax declarations due The special presidential ballot, Most of the wounded in 3:00 10:30 A.M. — 3 P.M. restricted to voting for president and Movie *(Suspense)** "Umbo Also via slippery chute Sunday's attacks were T CD THI VERNON— Jack VanOudenhove. Personal property includes such Billie (Linda Kelsey, pictured) Line" 1967 Craig Stevens. Kate editors will let fly with town assessor, reminds residents items as machinery, inventory, vice president and no other offices, soldiers waiting for rides is given an inside view of politics O'Mara. A secret agent must use a jnUl.W HRX'SMX may be returned so that it is received as well as a rough initiation from pretty Russian ballerina as bait in computer printouts too CONTINUIS that personal property forms were equipment in a business, farm at a Jerusalem hitchhiking the press bus when she goes on order to discover the means by long and too detailed for Harvest Tea, Noon— 2 pm m aiM out the end of September to animals and machinery, riding through the mail, or by the applicant, station. the road to cover a hotshot which Russians are kidnapping and video display terminals. those who have declared' personal horses and ponies, contractors equip­ at the town clerk’s office up to 8 p.m. Three of the victims — politician, on LOU GRANT, smuggling defectors back to Rus­ on the day of election. Monday. October 27 on sia.(I19mins.) Twenty seconds from property in the past. ment, mobile homes, boats, pickup two of whom suffered The last day for unregistered CBS-TV. GD NCAA Football C.W Post vs computer room to news ■■'•'Those who have declared personal camper tops, unregistered motor moderate injuries to the Despite help from Lou's old Ithaca room through that chute. Bak^ Shop, Candy, Aprons, residents to make application for 9 Bewitched property in the past must declare vehicles, and snowmobiles. legs and hands — still were girlfriend, the experienced Flo In the golden age of special presidential ballots was Meredith (guest star Eileen 3:30 jniristm as items. Knitwear, that property, whether they received hospitalized Sunday night, Heckart), Billie runs into a cool 9 Happy Days Again technology. a card from the assessor or not. All personal property not declared today. a hospital spokesman said. 4:00 m reception from other reporters, “We built the thing in Declaration must be made by Nov. 1 by Nov. 1 will be subject to a 10 per­ The jo rm er resident (one who In Beirut, the Palestine and even Lou wonders if she's 9 News Gifts, Household shop. 4:30 cent penalty. For more information moved from Vernon since Oct. 4, and up to the job when she can't get 1970," said election co­ at the office of the assessor. Liberation Orgnization 9 22 Alive straight answers from the can­ director Warren Mitofsky. White elephant call the assessor, 872-8591. for that reason can't register to vote 4:55 ^ Memorial Building, Park Place. said "a group of our didate. gentleman Jim Carlisle 9 PTL Club-Talk And Variety “The printout machines in his present town in another state). strugglers operating inside (Ed Nelson). 5:00 were too noisy for the may apply for a special presidential the occupied territories' CHICK UST1M0S rof) eXACT TIM CD Prayer studio. We're still using it, ballot at any time before the polls implemented their instruc­ 5:04 Youth workshops set close on Nov. 4. r« COMFUIOC 1|K>>CI1 I CD News to deliver lengthy stuff like tions and planted explosive 5:30 precinct analyses. It’s Special presidential ballots are devices in two different CD Dsniel Boone VERNON— The Vernon Youth make-up and set design. available up to Nov. 3 to electors who easier than having people Services Bureau will sponsor a series The workshops will be held at St. locations.” running all over the will be out of town within the state, Arafat arrived in of workshops for those of all ages, Bernard's Church Hall from 3 to 4 on election day. This category of place.” p.m. To register call the bureau Mon­ Belgrade to address starting Nov. 3 and Nov. 12. presidential ballot is primarily People — nearly 900 of days through Friday from 9 a.m. to 5 UNESCO in the closing The Monday workshops will be on designed to cover elector!} who are TV Tomorrow. them in New York alone — various crafts such as macrame, p.m., 872-8591, Extension 28, days of its 21st general still will do plenty of run­ PONDEROSA not out of state and the distance may assembly. MORNING batiking,, sewing on the sewing prohibit them from voting in person. 9 Hour Magazine 9 Movie Gfi Various Programming ning as the network covers machine, crocheting and Christmas The bureau is also planning to run a The bombs exploded only 5:15 9 Don Lane Show 9 Family Feud 9 9 9 Texas .*1 Butler said that in addition to Ed AHen Show the presidential contest, 34 three-week workshop on cardio­ hours before Israeli Presi­ GD 9 Richard Simmons Show 12:25 9 9 Vegetable Soup 2 n S n e n u oMtions crafts. regular business hours for issuing 6:45 9:15 (D New Jersey Report 9 Ghost And Mrs. Muir Senate races and 435 House The Wednesday workshops will be pulmonary resuscitation for young dent Yitzhak Navon left on CD New Zoo Revue (Q) A.M. Weather 12:30 3:30 seats and, as ever, strives absentee ballots, his office will be a five-day state visit to 5:94 on the theater arts, such as acting, people age 13 and older. The dates for 9:30 Search For Tomorrow GD FHntstones to be the first to call the big open Nov. 1 from 9:30 a.m. to 11 a.m. 9 Morning Prayer ^ Brady Bunch I Love American Style GD U.8. Table Tennis (Wed.) singing, guitar playing, dancing. these will be announced later. Egypt at the invitation of Every 5:55 0 Partridge Family 9 Ryan’s Hope 9 9 villa Alegre race, and call it right. solely for that purpose. 2 [Ri 9 Totlay’a Woman GD Various Programming (Exc. Let'eMakeADeal 9 I Dream Of Jeannle CBS officials claim they 6:00 Mon.. Thur.) D International Golf (Tue.) 3:56 yo u r Various Programming have' a reputation to GDCD 9 Celebration Of The ) 9 9 Doctors GD9 FYI "1 AM NOT AN ANIMAL! CHOICE URBANETTI GD Various Programming (Eic EUCHARIST 12:57 4:00 protect in that area. Since I AM A HUMAN BEING! Mime performances set Wednesday Thur.) 9 Beverly Hillbillies 9 NBC News Update CD John Davidaon Show Insurance Agency 9 NSW Zoo Revue ifil ln*School Programming 12:58 ^ Qtlllgan’s Island I...AM...AMAN!- SOUTH WINDSOR— a.m. to 10:45 a.m ., at p.m. to 2 p.m. at Pleasant 9 Health Field DO IT WEDNESDAY - former partner of 10:00 CD9 FYI ^ Merv Griffin (Exc. Wed.) V A LU E M E A L S The mime twosome of Timothy Edwards Junior Valley School. 6:15 ) Jeffersons 1:00 (U) Various Programming (Exc. 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Mon. — Tues. iDinner sponsored by the South DONE by reading the 6:56 10:24 9 ln*8chool Programming 4:30 Windsor Cultural Arts Thursday, tOct. 30 — Business and Service section American Trail 9 Weather View 1:30 IPB CD Brady Bunch Commission in cooperation 10:40 a.m. to i \ l 5 a.m. al, "Directory in the Evening sNews 10:30 GD Addams Family ^ 9 Afterschool Special 649-0016 7:00 X Alice GD Professional Canadian Foot­ with the school system. Ellsworth School~and 1 ' Herald. ^^^om£let^in^o^butine9^^^ergonalin$unnce^^ ) Morning I l-ove Lucy ball (Thur.) 9 Christ The Living Word GD ■ r o u t e s 86 84 (Exit 95) I The performances are as J Popeye And Bugs Bunny 9 9 9 Blockbusters 9 Jake Hess Gospel Time 9 Bewitched 648 9333 Spt’4 111/ limners featun’ |j 9 Good Morning America 9 ln*School Programming (Bl In-School Programming 9 One Dsy At A Time follows: 1 Richard Simmons Show 9 Bullseye 1:58 4 5:00 I m choice of ( 'hopped Beef or Tuesday, Oct. 28 - 8:30 rtsCenter 10:50 ( D ABC Newsbrief ® I LoveLucy "MCREDONE' PQ Ml i'ish Filet, and bidh include WOODSIDE ANTIQUES BUYING S Today 0 N *w t 2:00 GC Ironside A ll You Can -f at Salad Bar. ^ Subscribe Today ) Batman 10:58 ^ As The World Turns GD Various Programming (Exc. Baked Pi dato and IVurm ARE YOU INTERESTED IN • 7:25 (I) Ncwtbruk 0 Get Smart Mon.,Fri.) "'DRESSED TO N IU '\ Roll ii'ilh Biiiter Call 647-9946 CDl 11:00 ^ 9 One Ufa To Live 9 Davey And Goliath Passive Solar Energy 7:30 D S Maud* GD Professional Football From 9 Hpppy Days Again } FHntstones J W d d a y ^nada (Tue.) 9 ( ® Mister Rogers The Army was Filet of French Wines $26 to GOLD. SILVER J PTL Club-Talk And Variety J 9 Love Boat « 9 A c ^ n t On Living (Mon.) 9 Starsky And Hutch Judaism $100 I Scooby Doo ) Straight Talk 9 9 9 Another World 9 Joker's Wild no laughing WEFITIRSTUITLTORTRESrOT 8:00 D Various Programming 9 You Bet Your Ufe 5:15 Fish Dinner French Impressionists } Captain Kangaroo GLOBE matter until 1 9 9 Wheel Of Fortune 2:30 GD Hermano Pablo • Cliulliiioliwilif oCalis J Woody Woodpecker ^ Mwcheiter-199 Spemn SI Operating a Business MANCHESTER 11:30 GD Uttle Rascals 5:30 udy Benjamin COMMUNITY D Various Programming * D Mau Tyler Moore Show * (E) USTA Junior Boy's Tennis ) Barney Miller (Sihtr lane) • IMyaililltailiNIBnOlIM /. k I Porky Pig-Bugs Bunny Grant Writing 1 9 9 Password Plus ^ampionshlp (Tue.) ) Welcome Back, Kotter Travel Service R | joined it. COLLEGE •misiKiiiiSiiw ^ ' S20lo| ft Richard Simmons Show GD Domata ) M A 8 H Hartford-On Proipecl Ive. $90 p (WHgan's Island 555 MAIN STrtEtT You don't have to wait. Non-Credit Fall courses D ln*8chool Programming Various Programming ) NCAA Water Polo (Mon.) (aM Mack nartli at M ii'i) I AND ADVERTISER D Various Programming Nanny And The Professor ) Movie (Exc. Tue., Fri.) 643-^165 V PIUVAIE Cannot be used in combination are still available. i In-School Programming Wataikuni-496 Chase tee. 30.000 CIRCULATION AFTERNOON Maggie And The Beautiful } Dr. Gene Scott On Hebrews wilb other discounts, teplicable TOP PRICES PJVIPII I Cartoons §Machine ) 3-2-1 Contact (Neat at Watarkvi nua) ^ 9:00 1 2 :0 0 ^ Over 30 fears BENJAMIN taxes not included A lf^ iic i- Call the 0*0 10% tionus on dost rings with this ad * 'O l)CD(D News 2:58 I Lottery Show (Thur.) paling Steakhouses MMKHESTER J Tom And Jerry f y i Travel Experience Windsw-590 Wndaor in . ' Division of i All-Star Soccer (Wed.) ( D 9 I News PLEASE CAaTHEATRE ns PINE ST. • MANCHESTER PHONE 043-4639 J Brady Bunch 3:00 ) Electric Company Authorized agent In Mancbeiter ^ ^ W a id s o t Shopiiint Center) / J 9 Phil Donahue Show b Uvlmi Faith (or all Airlines, Railroads and FOR SCREEN TIMES Community Sorvicoo corner of HTpD. RD. AND p in e ST. ■ 9 9 Card Sharks CD Guiding Light 5:35 mmn H O U R S 9-5 (OLD KINGS BLOG.) ) Joe FrankHn Show CD Woody Woodpecker 9 Movie Continues (Thur.) ((203) 646-2137 I IDreamOf Jeannle 9 Various Programming COLLEGE X 9 General Hospital MB, (D Movie EVENING HEHALD, Mon . Or-t 27. 2 0 - EVENING HERALD. Mon , Oct. 27. 1980 Help Wanted ia DO IT DAILY — Find o'at Bolton audit completed Electronic transit what's the talk of the town CLERICAL TYPIST. Small Rcqion__ by reading Towntalk every busy office in Hartford. Diver­ owned by the town. Education records be stored in fire day in your Evening sified position. Typing, filing, II By DONNA HOLLAND proof files or safes when not in use. billing, and order desk. Fair projects due The report said the items included Herald. Benefits. Call for appoint­ Herald Correspondent The auditing firm said considera­ Pollution panel BOLTON — Parents and friends of Bolton school in the records should be using the of research ment. 249-8591. tion should be given to the prepara­ students who arq working on projects or kits for the BOLTON — The town's auditor original cost to the town. Once the tion of an accounting manual EARN EXTRA $$$s for CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING upcoming holiday fair are asked to have them com­ has completed an audit of Bolton's pricing procedures are completed, a LOS'ANGELES (UPI) - Telecom­ into Japan." ...... records for the fiscal year ending covering the accounting and related For management, the change from an □ NOTICES Christmas. Sell Avon part pleted by Nov. 25. The fair committee is seeking es­ fixed asset ledger should be es­ municator Jack Nilles is trying to find a time. Call 523-9401 or 846-3885. plans hearing June 30, 1980 and ha? submitted the clerical procedures for all timates of how many will be completed by then. tablished and maintained with sub­ way to replace the daily commute to the office-centered operation n ^ s fairly ...... report to the Board of Selectmen. sequent additions and disposals departments of the town. office with telephone lines and home com­ long-term study, Nilles said. Basically Last and Found 1 PHDNE 643-2711 Anyone having kits or such is asked to return informa­ BOLTON— The Water Pollution Control Study Com­ tion about them to the respective school by Nov. 7. The audit is done by the William C. reflected on the basis of cost. It said the manual should cover the puters. m a n a g e m e n t q u e s tio n s w h e th e r ------n— NURSES - RN Substitutes for mittee will have a public hearing Thursday at 8 p.m. at Reynolds and Co. of Hartford. operational procedures for capital Since about half the U.S. labor force is employees really will work if left at home LOST. Eight year old female Coventry Public Schools, the Community {tall. Coventry Conn. Contact: Dr Help Wantad 13 Town meeting slated The report recommended a projects, payroll and personnel, involved in information handling, it makes to com m unicate via computer. with flea collar. Gray and The meeting will cover potential water quality ipes. Some white. Donald twoicoletti's Office, BOLTON — A Town Meeting Wednesday at 8 p.m, The audit includes several segregation of duties for the collec­ purchasing and accounts payable, more sense to move the work around tjjan From the experience so far, Nilles said, Missing since October 6th. at 7' EOE. PLEASE READ ADVERTISINO^ problems resulting from on-site septic systems and a RNS & LPNS WANTED - at the Community Hall will decide whether or, not recommendations for the town. One tion, recording, depositing of cash state and federal grants administra­ the workers. Nilles said. they will. “People say they tend to work Vicinity Middle Turnpike and Crestfleld Convalescent recommended program to address these problem?. The STATION ATTENDANT YOUR AD DEADLINE Bolton Volunteer Fire Department will get a new is that it should continue its efforts to receipts and the related recMcilia- tion, maintaining a fixed assets He has been working on computer harder than at the office, myself included. Main Street. Reward. 649- Home, Manchester. 3 p.m. to study committee hopes to receive considerable input 1429. NEEDED FULL TIME - App­ 12:00 noon Iht day pumper. Residents will be asked to appropriate up to establish appropriate records for tion of bank statements. ledger and methods for maintaining^ programs and examining their Some people feel a greater sense of 11 p.m. shift. Excellent CU«tlll«d •(!• ar* from town residents at the meeting. ly In person: Gorin's Sports benefits for part time and full $142,661 for the pumper. land, buildings and equipment that is It recommended the Board of and revising the manual. sociological impact at University of responsibility when.left to themselves. Panonali 2 (;ar.Centcr, Route 83, Vernon. taktn ovtr ttw phoiw bafora publication. A map of water quality "areas of concern" and sum­ time employees. Call Mrs. Funds for the vehicle Avill be taken from the capital Southern California where he has been "Sure, some people would abuse the I I ■ convinime*. The mary materials are available for review at Bentley Grant IDNS at 843-5151. Doadlino for Saturday and non-recurring budget and or short term director of interdisciplinary programs situation," he said, "but so far we haven't LOOKING FOR MEDICAL SECRETARY HwaM It mpoiMlMa Memorial Library. RESPONSIBLE PEftSON(S) WANTED - B u sj Medical Of­ borrowing. since 1973. run across any. The biggest problem is WANTED PART TIME lor only on# Incorroct aryl Monday la 12:00 The major goal of the water pollution control program 4~H show winners named to commute two young girls to fice is seeking experienced HELP on Dairy Farm. Must management's fear of things like this and Those at the meeting will also be asked to appro­ Daley, Karen Daley, Anne Hoffman, "Our research team — from the the St. Maiy-St. Joscph&hool Medical Secretary, or will Inaortlon and than only Noon Friday. is to maintain or improve the town's ground and surface BOLTON — Winners in the champion; Alison Gotkin, reserve; the fact they won't be able to directly have some experience. Apply to tho alza of tho priate $12,000 for support equipment for the fire Alison Gotkin, June Gotkin. Missv business school, engineering and com­ area in Willimantic. from train person with excellent in person t o : . 364 Bidwefi water quality. Bolton 4-H Horse and Pony Club Kathy Lupi, third; Kim Gallagher, department. Funds will be taken from cash surplus. munications — has been looking at this supervise." Route 66 in Hebron. Hours: skills, ^nd resume to: Box S, Street, Manchester. original Inaarlion. advartlaamant will not The final product of the study, an "executive water school show were announced recent­ fourth; Amy Fiano, fifth; Wendy Semi flexible. Call 228-3810. c/o Manchester Herald. They will also be asked to return $1,507 in un­ Nothem, Jennifer Ouelette, and issue as well as programs generally for He said more executives in the telecom­ Errora which do not ba eorrqctad by an nd' pollution control plan," is being developed by the local Ziebarth, sixth. expended funds to the reserve fund. ly- Carolyn Zabielski. some tim e," he said. munications and computer industries are loaaan tho value of lha ditlonal Inaarlion. committee with the assistance of the staff of the Captiol Winners in the three championship Also: Debra Lynn Dupont,-English UNATTACHED? Meet new BRIDGEPORT OPERATOR. PART-TIME HELP "We're investigating management beginning to work at home through com­ compatible companions in Some experience preferred. NEEDED - Control Desk. R » io n Council of Governments. Ushers meet tonight classes were: Whitney Cavanagh, pleasure champion; Janis The horse show, held on the problems ai(d the effects of having puter link ups. Manchester area. Lowest Full time position. Insurance Must be neat in appearance 'The project is being funded by 208 Program of the U.S. pony hunter champion; Matthew Langstrom, reserve; Kathy Lupi, Tolland agricultural Center grounds, BOLTON — There will be a meeting for ushers at workers work in or near their homes "And as the number of personal com­ cost, elaborate, confidential benefits, paid holidays. Apply and mature. Call for appoint­ Environmental Protection Agency and the town. Gonyaw, reserve; Suzanne Supple, third; Stephanie Nothem, fourth; was judged by Anthony Thalle. He and dignified nationwide in person: Metronlcs Inc., ment. Holiday Lanes, 39 St. Maurice Church tonight at 7:30 at the parish rather than getting in a Car, bus or train puters increase. I expect to see more and Ideas and comments provided by residents at Anne Hoffman, fifth; June Gotkin, system. Free literature. Routes 6 and 44A, Bolton. Spencer Street, 646-2126. center. The meeting is opened to all men who are in­ third; Anne Hoffman, fourth; Amy every day for the trip to work. more middle managers doing this," he Thursday's meeting will enable the study committee to sixth. was assisted hy Mary Beth Reilly Dating of Prestige, terested in becoming ushers. Refreshments will be Fiano, fifth; Christopher Jacques, "People assume that in order to do a job said. "Also, several corporations in the Williamstown, Mass. 01267> RESPONSIBLE, MATURE SUBWA,Y NOW HIRING part better address the town's water quality needs. Other blue ribbon (first place) and Candace Butterfield. served. sixth. you have to go 'som eplace' to do it," U.S. and Canada are starting to develop SALESPERSON needed for time help. Apply between 2 winners were Michael Breault, Julie For more information call James Klar at 646-8397. ■MM- Also: Stephanie Nothem, hunter winners were Michael Breault, Julie Nilles said. ' "Dial's nonsense. We have to telecommunications operations for BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN Junior Clothing Store. Flexi­ and 5 p.m., Monday thru TICKETS!' Great seats near ble part time hours. Inquire in Friday, 288 Center Street, Help Wanted 13 Help Wantad 13 restructure thinking, the mind set. It's the clerical workers." stage. Delivered to -your person: Peaches, Marshall's Manchester. Must be 18. work that's important, not how it's done. The programs, he said, will have in­ home. 201-483-4420 after 5:00 Mall, Manchester Parkade. NURSES AIDES WANTED - "For example," he said, "we did an p.m. RNS/LPNS - Crestfield Con­ Crestfield Convalescent Committee fills teresting sociological effects. “People in analysis for a large national insurance valescent Home. Manchester. Home, Manchester. Shift 7 TRAINEE urban areas will have a different 3 p.m to 11 p.m. Excellent a.m. to 3 p.m.; 3 p.m. to 11 Service Company in­ company which had its western sociocommunity to work with. They will benefits for part time and full p.m.; and 6 p.m. to 11 p.m. TAKE ADVANTAGE NOW! heaquarters in downtown Los Angeles. We GRILL HELP - Part lime. volved in a labor inten­ Coventry posts Excellent' benefits for part have a community near their homes, in­ time employees. Call Mrs. sive industry. Will train looked at the commuting habits of its NANCY i RON FOURNIER 11:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Shady Grant DNS at 643-5151. time and full time employees. stead of the office community. a H igh S c h o o l workers and their distribution and we want to remind voters to Vote Glen, Parkade Store, 360 West Call Mrs. Grant DNS. at 643- COVENTRY — The Town Council's steering com­ “In a sense it will be a return to a cot­ for Elsie "B iz" Swensson a Middle Turnpike. Please ask 5151. Educated, aggressive mittee, responsible for recommending appointees to went into some fairly extensive inter­ tage industry environment — the elec­ good friend and neighbor. for manager. DENTAL ASSISTANT - Part person for Mid- lime. Experienced preferred, town Iwards and commissions, is catching up on its views with company management to see if TELEPHONE OPERATOR- Management position. tronic cottage industry People in large ...... INDIVIDUAL but will train. Call 647-1288, it would be feasible from a practical point NEEDED to RECEPTIONIST - East of One years service time backlog. cities can live in small town- en­ between 9 and 5. of view, not just theory." transcribe orders from tape The River. Button-Type PBX and effort can provide a The council last week continued to fill vacancies and vironments," he said. □ EMPLOYMENT recorder to invoices. 7 to 9 As a result, the company moved from DENTAL ORTHODONTIC Console. East to operate. permanent position make the necessary reappointments, but several town " I t could have some interesting political ...... a.m. Monday thru Friday, Pleasant office. Monday- ASSISTANT. Full time starting i t $15 to $16,000 agencies are still without full membership. the downtown area and distributed much Call 649-8438. Friday, 8 to 5. Paid Pension & implications but I'm not sure yet what Help Wanted 13 experienced assistant needed annually. Write Box V, of the work and the staff began to operate Insurance Benefits. Apply: Appointments made included: they are." for our busy office. Please c/o Manchester Herald. • Cemetery Commission — Robert J. Cooke, 140 "at least on a variation of this mode." FULL TIME THIRD SHIFT - DIETARY AIDES - We are Hartford Despatch. 225 accepting applications for call Pam, 5234739. Prospect Street, Box 8271, Cassidy Hill Road. He fills the seat vacated by Margaret He said his team also will work on some It is the wave of the future, he said, and Part time second shift. Apply 7-Eleven on Center Street, employment, full time and East Hartfrod. Please do not Kenyon. longer range experiments with other cor­ will provide more time flexibility and part time. No experience between 7 and 3. phone. EOE. • Committee on Needs of the Aging — George Dart, porations over the next two years. what he terms in a forthcoming book, necessary. Ideal position for housewives who wish to 4062 South St. He fills a vacancy created by the resigna­ Nilles has an office at USC. but says he "Your Personal Computer, Friend or HOUSEKEEPERS. Full time CARPENTER supplement their family in­ does much of his work at home, on a com­ Foe," 'job-sharing.' including some week-end EXPERIENCED in tion of Tolland V. Ewing. come. Some weekend work is SALESPERSON HIGH SCHOOL JUNIOR OR puter. work. Mature and responsible remodeling work. Also: • Jury Committee — Betty B. Peracchio, 1047 Boston He wrote the book, incidentally, on his required. Good starting SOPHOMORE GIRLS for "1 can get into an international com­ computer terminal and stored it on five individual. Apply Riverside Carpenter's Helper. Call Waitress . work. Part time Turnpike; Elsa V. McKusick, 323 Cross St.; and Rita Health Care Center. 528-2187. salary. Located on busline. Robert Jarvis, 643-8712. Zuzel, 2304 Main St. All are reappointments. puter and talk to anybody in the field in and onehalf inch tapes along with a data Apply; Riverside Health Care Mature adult after school 3 days a week and Saturdays. Apply in person to • Parks and Recreation Commission — Donald the U.S. and Europe — and we're going base of references. Center, 745 Main Street, East CUSTODIAL CLEANERS - Hartford. Brass Key Laferriere, Geraldine Drive, and Yves Bissonette, High Part time evenings. 5 a.m. to 11 a m. PART TIME Manchester and East Hart­ Monday thru Friday Street. They fill vacancies created by resignations of Of Course It Does! FINANCIAL INSTITUTION ford area. Call 649-5334, Larry Naviaux and Jerem iah Brown. Cash, Fun & Prizes located east of river is seeking phoning our customers Apply: • Pension and Retirement Committee — Robert Once a student; a person who has 3-5 years BOOKKEEPER/TYPIST • from home. Choose your SALES REPRESENTATIVE Potterton, 45 Bolton Branch Road, a reappointment. solid experience in consuiper Experienced in Accounts to call on retail es­ own hours. lending. Previous lending • Planning and Zoning Commission — Harold Hodge Payable and Accounts MR. DONUT tablishments in the fashion CALL authority and credit collection Receivable, Minimum typing jewelry line. Experience Jr., 189 Wrights Mill Road, a reappointment. experience helpful. Excelllent 255 Wast MliMlo Tphe 249-7773 or speed of SO wpm requirea Wanchattef necessary, and commission. • Planning and Zoning Commission alternates — Ray­ 4 Lines + 6 Days now the teacher benefits, ^ nd resume to Box Call 871-1111. Call 5 2 8 -fe . after 4:00 p.m mond Giglio, 65 Cedar Swamp Extension, and Edward P. U. c/o Herald. Equal Oppor­ (20 W O R D S ) 643-7004 tunity Employer. Strater, 248 Goose Lane. They fill positions vacated by TOKYO (UPIl — "A man, once taught, hard times. should surpass his teacher, " goes an old Japanese industrialists believe the key - Richard Bowen and Paul Jatkowski, who were appointed HOST OR HOSTESSES - Full regular PZC members. saying in Japan. to their success in recent years is making and part time positions (And A Star) sure every item that rolls off the assembly NURSES AIDES.Positions • Water Pollution Control Authority — Stephen G. Japanese kept that in mind as they available. Good starting pay. When in need of a Service or Product line is up to snuff. available on 7-3. 3-11, 11-7 Apply in person: Ground Clarke, 330 Ripley Hill Road, and Thomas E . Hall, 6 received the fruits of American shifts. Good starting wages technological know how to recover from "Quality control is now the universal Round Restaurant. 3025 Main Hickory Drive. Both were reappointments. and benefits. Excellent oppor­ Street, Glastonbury. • Patriots Park Board of Directors — Jane Covell, 881 World War 11. Japanese approach to production," Karat­ tunity to team nurses aides * N. River Road. It is a new appointment. Decades later, the Japanese swamp the su said. skills. We will provide you NAVY VETS. Career Oppor­ with complete orientation in • Conservation Commission — Jane Coveil, Ml N. American market with high-quality televi­ A major American computer maker, tunities available. Call CALL A PROFESSIONAL your position, as well as on the River Road, a reappointment. sion sets, gas-efficient autos and Hewlett-Packard, produced statistics collect. (518 ) 482-4321. 9:00 job training. Apply: Riverside a.m. to 1:00 p.m. Equals Only $10.00 sophisticated electronics and computer earlier this year showing U.S.-made Health Care Center. 528-2167. memory chips have five to six times as components. PART TIME - Fininancial 0 put this Directory to work for you, call 643-2711 Induction ceremony set ^ Now the Japanese wonder how they can high a failure Yate as those made by the MECHANIC - Experienced in Institution located in East help the Americans recover their in­ Japanese. all phases of truck and auto Hartford has a part time COVENTRY — The National Honor Society at Coven­ repairs, gas and diesel. novative tradition. American automobile workers teller's position available. try High School will haye a formal induction ceremony on Minimum 5 years experience. Teller experience helpful. Hajime Karatsu was one of the young sometimes leave soft drink bottles Must have own tools. Start at Oct. 30 at 8:30 a.m. at the school. Hours: to to 2 p.m. Monday, You Can Advertise Your Service Or Business In Japanese technicians who went to the rattling in the doors of vehicles and may $7.00 per hour. All Fringe The theme will be “Education and Leadership." The Thursday & Friday. Send This Directory For As Little As $3.45 Per Week. United States in the 1950s to see how miss a proper weld because they have the Benefits. For appointment resum e to: Box UU, c/0 guest speaker will be Dr. John DiBaggio, president of the Save $7.40 call 688-7596. America had become the foremost Monday morning blahs. Not so in Japan. Manchester Herald. Equal Please Call 643-2711, Ask For Cindi, or Joe. University of Connecticut. technological power in the world, not Japanese productivity experts also have Opportunity Employer. There will be a reception for guests, members, SCREEN PRINTER - withstanding the Soviet Union's Sputnik. found that insuring high quality in the Applications are presently parents, teachers, administrators and advisors, following He toured from coast to coast and work place means money saved. being taken for an opening in the ceremony, in the school library. Oassifiod Advertising CARRY NATIONS emerged with the answer for Japan's "As inproducts are eliminated through our &reen Printing Depart- ASSISTANT FOREMAN FARRANDREMOIIELIK tide The Order Ferm Below ment. Experience is 643-1306 There will be seven students inducted into the Honor Cabinets, Roofing, Gutters fledgling industry — quality control. innovations in the manufacturing process, Qvet You More Society. desirable. Excellent benefits. Opening exists in a 30*op6rator Room Additlons,lL)ecks, A1 (Non-CancelaMe. Phone Orders Accepted. Offer Expires Oct. 31,1980 Karatsu. today a university professor materials, labor and energy otherwise Individual must apply in Per- types of Remodeling anc FINE LUNCHES general machine shop, lor an in* Comor o( Cantm A M tln t t who also supervises the quality control used can be saved," Karatsu said. “ In ad­ son to : (Tuality Name Plate, dividual with leadership ability, repairs. Free estimates For Your MANCHESTER arm of Matsushita Electric Co., advocates dition. when a large volume of inferior Fisher Hill Road. East and a minimum of live years Fully insured. Gilead School open house Doadllho Is Noon The Day Prior to Publication) Glastonbury. experience in tooling and setting­ PHONE 64»4017 Advertising Doliar the founding of a "Society to Encourage goods are produced, a machine is up Bridgeports. milling machines, HEBRON — An open house will be held at the Gilead the Americans.'■ frequently stopped for adjustment. WOMAN 18 and over to work and lathes lor the manulacture ol alrcralt parts. AUTO UPHOLSTERY Hill School on Wednesday from 7 to 8:30 p.m. "My heart aches when I see how some in plastic manufacturing full Please apply In person to: AUTO SaVIGE MEirt HAin cumm The open house gives parents an opportunity to visit MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD American plants are run these days," "But if inferior products can be and part time shifts. Call 646- their child's classroom and to see some of the many P.O. BOX 591 Karatsu said. eliminated, the machine, once it's started 2920 between 10:00 a m. and APPEAR IN THE HERALD in the morning, can be run until closing 4:00 p.m. The Le-MI Corporation MISTER HAIRCUT different programs offered at the school. MANCHESTER, CONN. 06040 Other Japanese executives seem to 190 Tunnel Roed MAPLE M@bil 6A4 ciNTtR •m irr MISC. FOR SALE time', increasing total production," Karat­ i7 a v e > i^ There will be displays of new textbooks and materials share Karatsu's sentiments. FULL TIME BABYSITTER Vernon. Conn. 06090 Super ServleOt late. 6 6 A ADVERTISER FREE! 40 — Household Goods su said, summing up the reason for EOE M/F Q A t • OIL • LUNRICATION - Houri: Tu m . thru FrI. as well as a math demonstration in the library. Project 41 — Articles lor Sale "Perhaps a Japan-U.S. Management NEEDED for 9 month old in­ D i i m n i i L e to 9:30 . RISE, the Music Boosters and the PTO will have displays Dear Sirs: 42 — Building Supplies Exchange Committee would be a more ap­ Japan's five-fold increase in productivity fant in Manchester or East T l f l l t AND D A T T lR Ilt S itu rdiy B to 5:00 over the past 20 years. Hartford area. Call 289-0865 t2$ IPRNCI ST. ■ANOKtra (CtoMtf Ai4Mtor9> for those interested in parent involvement. 43 — Pels-BIrds-Dogs propriate name," said Kohei Goshi, chief nww M M AlY t ia m in i Please run the following ad for 6 days at the special 44 — Livestock "We call it total quality control," after 6:00 p.m,, or weekends. LAUNDRY WORKERS. Full Personnel from the various "special" areas will be on of the Japan Productivity Center which time inc'"ding every other money-saving rate of *10.001 Classified Index) 45 — Boats & Accessories Karatsu said. "From top management hand as well as all classroom teachers. tries to teach developing countries a few SALESWOMAN for retail week eno. For instutional QUALITY ALUMINUM WOflK BY TUNSKY 46 — Sporting Goods down to the assembly line worker, VO U m U M BM J\ CHECK ENCLOSED ~ CASH ENCLOSED 47 — Garden Products things about productivity. fabric store. Part time with laundry. Apply inperson: 48 — Antiques everyone is devoted to quality." some experience .necessary. Riverside Health Care Center, Goshi says his productivity watchdog 755 Main Street. East Hart­ Rham math team wins 49 — Wanted to Buy body is ready to make "exchanges" with “This is what we want to offer to our Retail experience preferred. Apply So-Fro Fabrics. Burr ford. RENTALS its American cousins who have fallen on American friends," Goshi said. HEBRON - The Rham High School Math Team, led (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) NOTICES REAL ESTATE Corner Shopping Center. 1151 1 — Lost and Found 52 — Rooms lor Rent Tolland Turnpike, CASHIER NEEDED - by seniors Mark Reichelt and Scott Richards, won its 23 — Homes lor Sale 2 — Personals 53 — Aparlmenls lor Manchester. Immediate opening for full or H L L TUNSKY first contest in its seven-year history of competition in the 24 — Lots-Land lor Sale 3 — Announcements Rent part time cashier. Hartford Greater Wddlesex County^ath League. 4 — Entertainment 25 — Investment Properly 54 — Homes lor Rent location. Off 1-91. No ★ ALUMINUM A VINYL SIDING 26 — Business Properly NURSES AIDES. Experience During the first three rounds of the contest, Xavier, (8) (7) (8) (») (10) 5 — Auctions 55 — Business for Rent preferred. Full or part time. experience necessary. Call for (30 Cofora To Chooaa From) 27 — Resort Property 56 — Resort Property Potential is huge appointment 549-4800, ask for GAS SAVERS! Choate-Rosemary Hall, and Woodrow Wilson High Immediate openings on 3 :00 to FINANCIAL 26 — Real Estate Wanted lor Rent Marie. “Wa Bur, i f AWNINGS A CANOPIES schools vied for the lead with Rham as much as 11 points 11:00 p.m. and 11:00 to 7:00 Sail and 8 — Bonds - Stocks - 57 — Wanted to Rent a m. shifts. Contact Mrs. ★ STORM WINDOWS A DOORS behind. Mortgages 58 — MIsc. lor Rent NURSES AIDES WANTED - Repair." (12) (14) (15) Ferguson, DNS, at 289-9573. In the final three rounds, Reichelt and Richards had (11) (13) 9 — Personal Loans MISC. SERVICES Crestfield Convalescent Phont 649-9095 AUTOMOTIVE TIMMORIARTY near perfect scores and inched the Rham team ahead of 10 — Insurance 30 — Travel in fusion energy Home, Manchester. Shift 7 MANCHESTER FREE ESTIMATES -I- EASY TERMS 61 — Autos lor Sale PART TIME - Earn extra Choate by one point 68-67 and woodrow wffil&n and Xavier - EMPLOYMENT 31 — Services Ottered money while the kids are in a m. to 3 p.m.; 3 p.m. to 11 32 — Painting-Papering 62 — Trucks for Sale NEW YORK (UPI) - Now that Presi­ inception of the idea 25 years ago but the • 4 3 - 6 1 1 7 13 — Help Wanted school. Telephone Solicita­ p^^m.; 6 p.m. to 11 p.m. High schools tied for third place, 33 — Building- 63 — Heavy Equipment ball has been carried mainly by academic (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) 14 — Business dent Carter has signed the bill committing tion. E. Hartford company. A Excellent benefits for full and Reichelt was high scoring senior with 17 points and Contracting for Sale Opportunities the nation to develop fusion energy by the and other research scientists in the United good telephone voice and dic­ art time employees. Call Richards had 15 points. 34 — Roofing-Siding 64 — Motorcycles RIrs. Grant DNS, M3-5151. 15 — Situation JWanled BIcycles-Campers end of the century, industry will begin to States, the Soviet Union, Japan, Britain, tion a must. Hours 9 a.m. to I QENEML BUILDING CONTMCTOfl 35 — Healing-Plumbing Germany and other countries. p.m. and 5 to 9 p.m. Call Mon. » EDUCATION 36 — Flooring Trallers-Mobile play a much bigger role in the program Homes ’ through Fri., 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., SECRETARY - Immediate Be Sure 18 — Private Instructions 37-— Movlng-Trucklng- that is expected to cost a minimum of $20 There are a dozen or more major Frier to speak Tuesday Ad over 20 words — Regular Price 66 — Automotive Service Mrs. Williams. 5894993. opening for experienced 19 — Schools-Classes Storage American companies, and numerous 67 — Autos lor Rent billion just through the first big plant. secretary. Skills: Shorthand NAME ...... 20 — Instructions Wanted 38 — Services Wanted smaller firms, already involved in fusion NOW'S THE TIME TO REMODEL & SAVE VERNON — Claire Frier, Republican candidate for Lease The vast amounts of money involved NURSE'S AIDE. Full or part 70 wpm. Typing 60 wpm. To Give the 35th Senatorial District, will speak Tuesday at 1:30 ADDRESS...... c ity ...... state . zip Code. 22 — Condominiums alone are enough to attract business, but and, Stevens said, hundreds more now will time. All shifts. Laurel M in im u m o f 2 y e a r s before Interest Rates Go Any Higherl p.m. at the Golden Age Club at the Senior Citizen Center, Dr. Leonard Reichle says there is the be drawn in. Manor, 91 Chestnut Street. secretarial experience. Send Park Place. PHONE NO...... CLASSIFICATION . . . Manchester. resume or contact: Mrs. added incentive of seeing to it that this The more important contracts will go to Frey, Pioneer Parachute Co., These Mrs. Frier will speak on legislative issues concerning potential source of virtually unlimited M. G. TOSTARELLI, JR. high technology companies but, Stevens LICENSED ,NURSE. Inc. Pioneer Industrial Park, senior citizens. PHONE 643-2711 ■energy — in the form of electricity or said, as the fusion movement advances it Intermediate care! Residents Hale Road, Mancheser, Ct. Mrs. Frier is speaking at St. Bernard's School in ambulatory. $6.00 per hour. 06040. Phone 644-1581, between Pros A Building Contractor hydrogen — be perfected under the will generate a vast number of contracts Rockville and St. Joseph's School, also in Rockville,' Pleasant work. Hours flexi­ 10 a.m. - 2 p.m., for appoint­ Need More Room? Call Mike lor auspices of private enterprise and not (or buildings, machinery, vehicles, site today. Her topic, at both schools, was “How the Political ble. Call 649-2358. ment. EOE. solely by tax funds. preparation and other more conventional Call, - Process Operates," Reichle's firm, Ebasco Services, Inc., work. Some ofHhe contracts already are OVER 80 YEARS OF DEPENDABLE SERVICEI New York, and Grumman Corp. of REG ROOMS quite hefty. The K»asco-Grumman job at Bethpage, N.Y., are designing the new fu­ They All Princeton has a $284 million price tag and . Kitchens * Bathrooms atlas bantly sion test reactor at Princeton, N .J. That's a $446 million job at Livermore National tor the giant machine that is expected by the Laboratory in California is to be let soon Deserve . Additions • Remodeling • 24 Hour Emergency Service middle of this decade to demonstrate once by the Department of Energy. Prospect Street area and for all the scientific and probable Quality Workmanship • Burner Sales & Service economic feasibility of nuclear fusion. Fusion still must prove itself both scien­ In Rockvllla Your Reasonable Rates • Clean Heating Oils 'Reichle and Charles B. Stevens, an tifically and economically. It cannot be engineer for the Fusion Energy Founda­ brought to fruition rapidly enough, CALL MIKE NOW at 528-8958 & SAVE 649-4595 tion of New York, said the role of industry Reichle said, to permit the United States Call 047-0040, Business now must grow steadily and ultimately to soft-pedal new oil and gas exploration, Call Us For Your Home Heating CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING ■ become paramount. Industry has become synthetic fuel development or conven- or 047-0047 And Air Conditioning Needs ... increasinglv involved in fusion since the .tional nuclear fission energy. 22 - EVENING HEKALD, Mon., Ocl. 27, 1980

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eOOP^JIEF.'UWrtTHAPPENEP EVKNING HERALD. Mon . Ocl, 27. IMO - TOW 6W5?IKNEU)I 5H0ULWT HAVE LET WU ^ P b b y 60 INTO TOWN... ACROSS 2 Golf tarm Answer to Previous Punie 3 Unit! By ADigaii van Buren y ------1 Plying laucsr 4 2-carbon (sbbr.) compound call 643-2711 Tk- ^ -*t O • 0PP°''“" Call 643-2711 • 4 Sup 6 Cry of 7 Exclamation surprise of diaguat 6 Encouraging DEAR ABBY: After trying for five years to get pregnant, I 10 Single (prefix) sin went to Q fertility specialist. He gave me some testa and 12 Definite 7 Arm bone everything checked out perfectly, so he suggested that my article 6 Shine Frank A Emaat 13 Young lady 9 Rooster's husband take some tests. At first my husband refused, but (Fr., abbr.) mate after much pleading and nagging, he finally consented. He Priscilla’* Pop — Ed Sullivan 14 Bird 11 Ones (Fr.) Business & Service found that his sperm count was very, very low, which iCNOVSf X WAS ypEEOING^ 16 Corny actor 13 Diagram accounted for my inability to conceive. 04, snjAJTT.y ir '' rp REAP A LOT N MAYBE \/ GOSH, THEN, ONCE I GOT THAT 16 Presently 16 Labor group Now my husband wonts me to have an artificial in­ ICOULP Y THAT POWN, A4AYBE YOU 17 Theme 20 Fool OpFlCEg------X'M I WISH I WOULP A^ORE IF r ONLY 29 Therefore 44 Bounder semination using his brother's sperm. His brother, who has 19 Tropical fruit 22 From one side CXXJLPQVE CHANGE KNEW THE AAEANIKIGS HELP S43U ) W3ULP BE COULP HELP AAE WITH 30 Nothing (Fr.) 45 Employ been m arri^ less than a year, agreed to be the donor on the 21 Heel-tesa to the other YOU A IjOVE YOUR O F WORPS. WITH S4DUR AGREAT. A4EANINQ5 OF WORRS. 31 Stack role 47 Scamp PU5H1NG MY condition that absolutely no one except the three of us YOCABULARV.' shoes 23 Government FOR BCXKS WHOLE 23 Grave robber 33 Incessant 46 Is not welt knows about it. He de^nitely does- not want his wife to LIFE/ agent 27 Tank (comp.wd.) 39 Equivocate 49 Collage f r ie n d t o hl5 know. He says if she's told, she might forbid it. And if we do 32 Delicate plant 24 Tramp 40 Belonging to athletic group it without her approval and she finds out later, it might 33 Ornamentel 26 Christiania the thing R ^ Y C H i A T R I ^ T . break up their marriage. * flower holder 50 Destroy (si.) 26 Secondhand Abby. 1 would feel deceitful and guilty not letting his wife 34 City in 42 Diner 52 Observe 28 Disrupt in on these plans. And even if she did approve. I’m afraid Pennsylvania 43 Dancer type 54 Conclusion my brother-in-law might take a special interest in our child, 36 Qualified 36 Egg drink m -n or it might create a special bond between them, And what 0^. 1 2 3 4 8 6 7 8 0 about the child? Should he be told that his “uncle” is his 37 Epochs 38 Pert of chow 10 11 12 13 Strvicei Ottered 31 Servicee Ottered 31 Pelntlng-Peperlng biological father? 32 Building Contrecllng 33 10-2.7 mein I told my husband I would rather have an anonymous 14 18 16 Antiquee 48 Apartments For Rent 53 DO IT WEDNESDAY - Autos For Sale 61 40 Presses B4iM TREE SERVICE, FARRAND REMODELING - donor from the sperm bank — that way I’d never have to where TREE-MENDOUS ser­ INTERIOR PAINTING Discover all the latest 41 Mosaic piece 17 11 20 AND WALLPAPERING Cabinets, Roofing, Gutters, .recipes and more in your LOTTERY CAR. 1981 Cita­ face the father, and I wouldn’t feel guilty. My husband says 43 Mended " vice is guaranteed, now Room Additions, Decks, All tion. Four door. Four if his brother is the donor, our baby will be a blood relative Captain Easy — Crook* & Lawrence 46 Indian, for 21 231 HYDRAULIC LOG Quality professional work at offering FREE STUMP Wpes of Remodeling and full-color Evening Herald cylinder. Many extras. Can be and seem more like his own. SURE -NAWE'S A4ARTV WcBEEt one GRINDING vfith tree SPLITTER FOR RENT - By reasonable prices. Fully in­ ★ WHATTA V'RBCKON 23 24 28 26 27 28 28 30 31 Repairs. Free estimates. Ful­ LACE,' LINENS AND People/Food section. seen. Call after 5:00 p.m. 226 I am terribly tom. What should I do? EDITS A WEEKLY NEWSPAPER 60 Animal parks removal. Free esttmates. Ful­ the day. Telephone 646-1711: sured. Free estimates. G. L. VERNON. Heat paid. Four JULIE BLAIR'S NEAT UP IN M0NrANA!.„WHY DON'T 61 Noun suffix ■ ly insured. Phone 643-6017. LOVELY THINGS. Fur­ 0001 CHILDLESS WOVE WILL BE? 32 33 3. ly insured. References. Senior 643-1201 evenings. Reasonable McHugh. 643-9321. rooms with carpets. 1 OWE HIM A CALL? 63 Rodents rates. "Split Your Wood The niture, frames and fancy Appliances. Pets O.K. Won't Autos For Sele Citizens Discount. 643-7285. 61 MERK IV 1972. Excellent con­ 66 Malarial fever 38 13. LEON CIEZSYNSKI Easy Way!" '■* things. Come see at Red last long. 2365646. Locators. DEAR CHILDLESS: D on’t go along Mfith your BUILDER. New homes, ad­ Goose Farm Antiques. Goose dition. Must sell. $1,200. Call husband's schemejinless you feel absolutely com­ 66 Born Fee. WE PAY TOP PRICES for 67 Plot 38 130 .0 REWEAVING BURN DAN SHEA PAINTING & ditions, remodeling, rec Lane, Coventry. Open Manchester. 643-9557. HOLES. Zippers, umbrellas PETER'S TRBE SERVICE - wrecked and junk cars. A i B fortable with the inea and have the unconditional 68 Cauldron DECORATING. Interior and rooms, garages, kitchens weekends 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 approval of the brother's wife. 41 repaired. Window shades, Peter Morana, a Licensed Auto Salvage, used auto parts. 69 Deutschland n Exterior. Also:, WallpaiIpapering. remodeled, ceilings, bath tile. p.m. Phone 742-9137. 1964 FORD GALAXIE 500 - Tree Surgeon, No. 1813. All (abbr.) 43 44 48 47 Venetian blinds. Keys. TV Quality Craftsmans inip! Call dormers, roofing. Residential Call Tony 6 ^ 2 2 3 . $200. Needs transm ission 48 40 FOR RENT. Marlow's, 867 types of tree work, and we 60 Blue ir. 646-5424, or 646-1305 or commercial. 649-4291. ROCKVILLE. Extra large work. Call 643-4716. |80 81 82 S3 84 Main Street. 649-5221. make it affordable. Many Wanted to Buy 49 Outstanding References. Call five roomer. All modern DEAR ABBY: For the lost 10 years I’ve been meaning to DOWN PROFESSIONAL PAINTING DESIGN KITCHENS - 1973 LE MANS WAGON. L 86 87 CERAMIC FIRING. Discount 649-2456. kitchen. Kids and pets O.K. write this letter to you. but I always put it off until it was too - Interior and exterior. Cabinets, Vanities, Formica (200's) 236-5646. Locators. Eight cylinders. Air con­ rates. Quick service. Call 643- WANTED JUNK AND LATE late for Halloween. This year I finally got around to writing SO 60 Commercial and residential. Counter Tops. Display, ditioning. 70,000 miles. $800 or union (abbr.) _ 2543. Fee. MODEL WRECKS - Cash it on time, and I sure hope it makes your column, because it Free estimates. Fully in­ Storage & Bookcases. Kitchen Paid. Call Parker Street Used best offer. 643-9190. 11 sured. 646-4879. Cabinet Fronts. Custom OLD POST CARDS OF could be very helpful. MANCHESTER - Will buy one Auto Parts, Inc. 6463391. LAWNMOWERS Woodworking. 649-9658. FORD GRAN TORINO 1976 - My kids used to go out on Halloween for the usual “tricks REPAIRED. 15% Sr. Citizen FOR PROFESSIONAL FALL or more. Have car, will or treats" in their neighborhood. They would come home CLEANUP call 649-9437. PAINTING - INTERIOR AND 1974 SUBARU - Good condi­ Fully equipped. Michelin Discount! Free pick up and EXTERIOR; Paperhanging. travel. Please call 6467405: if MANCHESTER. Sunny three with food bogs filled with candy. They really couldn’t Alley Oop — Dave 3rau* briclqe Lawns raked? Shrubs Tires. Excellent mechanical delivery! Expert service. FES Industries, Inc. no answer, please keep trying. tion. Front wheel drive. $1800 trimnied and cartered away. Experienced, references. Ser- roomer with basement. Major negotiable. Telephone 643- condition! Spotless interior! appreciate the candy because there was so much of it. ECONOMY LAWNMOWER. offer you w h a t b h e , MOTHINS.IHAT I CAN SEE.' 1 THINK. . Reasonable rates. ving Willimantic, applainces. Near buses. 6785, or 659-1723. Low mileage! Must sell! Call Besides, all that candy at one time wasn't good for them. H O W DIDN O U 647-3660. HALF LOAD OF COW LIKE MYLATES COINS, POC?. HE'S forgotten ALL AWXIT FINPINSj Manchester, Bolton, Coven­ QUALITY HOME Under $170. 236-5646. 633-2310. Well, while shopping in the variety store one day. 1 MUNDA WUNCH! try, Columbia, Tolland areas. REMODELING MANUER deliverdd to 801 Locators. Fee. happen-d to see an assortment of colored pencils. They MCVIE? GENERAL CLEANING. Win­ Main Street Manchester. 1968 DART, 1969 CHARGER dow washing. Painting. W. J. Grille. 423-6582. 247-3218 came in some beautiful colors — lavender, orange, shocking (Rear) Call 649-9879. 318. Three speed. Posi rear •••••••••••••••••••••••••• ______Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag Commercial and residential. HarMord, CT end. Needs some work. Best pink, robin s egj^lue, deep purple — just about every color B-B UPHOLSTERY. Custom Call Eagle Home PAINTING BY CRAIG offer over $400. 871-7385. Trucks for Sale 62 in the rainbow. I bought several dozen, and then shopped OGDEN. Interior and Work. Free Estimates, Will Maintenence. 528-5969. MANCHESTER. Newly other stores to add to my collection. Minimum suit opening bids pick up and deliver. Please Exterior Specialist! Fully In­ * RENTALS BANK REPOSSESSIONS - 1977 FORD F 150 PICKUP - 6 Came Halloween eve. I offered the trick-or-treaters a Keep Smiling decorated one bedroom. No cylinder. Clean. Deluxe. Call call 646-2161 after 4:00 p.m. sured. Free Estimates. Call lease. Just $100 a month. 236- 1977 Plymouth Sport Fury. colored pencil of their choice or a candy bar. Much to my can work for pople who anytime, 649-8749. 688-8679 after 3:00 p.m. g^lBRICK, BLOCK, STONE - Be Happy Rooms for Rent 52 5646. Locators. Fee. $2300. 1976 Dodge Charger surpnse. eight out of 10 kids chose a colored pencil instead devote most of their lives to Fireplaces. Concrete. f e c ia l Edition. $2500. 1973 of a candy bar„ them. At goll you wouldn't try Chimney Repairs. "No Job FALL CLEAN UP & LEAF EXTERIOR PAINTING, CMC Jimmy Utility Truck. 1972 FORD PICK-UP BODY. the shots made by Nicklaus, RAKING - Fertilize it Power MATURE MALE ROOM $15. ONE BEDROOM The next year 1 picked up an assortment of inexpensive NORTH Too Small. " Call 644-8356 for experienced college student. Heatlng‘Plumblng 35 $2300. 1969 AMC Ambassador $175. Can be seen at Hulls toys — rings, marbles, toy care, the type of things one used Trevino or Watson.” Rake Your Lawn Now! Quality work. Very Fem ale, m ature $20. Non- APARTMENT in three family Auto Body. Bolton. Or call MEANWHILE, BACK IN ♦ K863 estimates. home. Heat and electricity in­ $500. The above may be seen to find in a box of Cracker Jacks. Some of the smaller VK754 Oswald: "Getting away Reasonable. Call 649-2728. reasonable prices. Call Mike, smokers. Live-in. References. 646-1337 DOCTOR WONMUGS LAB.. NO JOB TOO SMALL - Toilet cluded. $285 a month. One at the Savings Bank of children were delighted with that for a treat. ♦ 972 from complicated conven­ 569-3458 or $69-4945. One must have license, plus tions. here are our rules for repairs, plugged drains, few errands and meals. 649- month security. One car Manchester. 923 Main Street. After 10 years I find that the pretty colored pencils rank 4AK C iM TREE SERVICE. Free LICENSED DAY CARE kitchen faucets replaced, minimum suit opening bids: 5459.______parking. Tom Boyle, 875-4474. No. 1 with the trick-or-treaters in my neighborhood. If one WEST EAST estim ates, g,i)iscount senior HOMEJ-Ras OMnings for any LEE PAINTING. Interior & repaired, rec rooms, PLYMOUTH FURY II - Motorcycles-BIcycles 64 1. With 11 H.C.P open one shops around, these pencils can be found for about 3 cents The Flintetone* — Hanna Barbara Productlona ♦ J 7 4 ♦ IDS of a six-card or very good citizens. "' Company age children. Pleasant Valley Exterior. "Check my rate bathroom remodeling^ heat GENTLEMAN wishes to rent Excellent condition! Must be Manchester owned and Apartments, South Windsor. before you decorate.” Depen­ each, which is a lot cheaper than candy. They’re much VJ92 VAQI08 five-card suit. modernization, etc..ynl &' M bedroom near comor of West seen to be appreciated. Call ♦ AK5 ♦ ()10 6 operated. Call 646-1327. Call 644-1168. dable. nilly insured. 646-1653. plumbing & Heating. 649-2871. better for the youngsters, too. And if there are any left over, 2. With 12 or 13 H.C.P. open Middle Turnpike and Adams 643-9729: if no answer please you can always use them the following year. Candy gets NOT ♦ J643 4108 52 unless your distribution is 1-3- Street. Call 649-7630. return call. ★ TT SOUTH WINDSOR. By>re UTILITY TRAILER. 16 inch stale, pencils last. a n o t h e r SOUTH 3-3. Wood Luxury Condo. Two s t e p u n t il 3. With 14 or more H.C.P. 1976 FORD LTD. Wagon. wheel. Metal body. Very good PENCIL PUSHER IN ARIZ. 4 AQ92 bedrooms, bath, one floor. All condition $200 or best offer. you SHOIN V63 always open. " Automatic transmission Full Alan: "We consider any . »••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••• amenities. Security. 871-1243. DEAR PUSHER: WHte on! ME SOME ♦ J843 Dogt-BIrde-Pett 43 power. Roof rack. Excellent three-card club suit biddable. H«/p IVanM 13 Na/p MfanM 13 4rt/e/§i fdr Sa/a 41 UNFURNISHED ROOMS References. No pets. $520 plus m i l ^TH^T 4Q97 We also open with three dia­ utilities. After 7:00 p.m. 643- condition. 43,000 miles. Best available November 1st. $50 offer over $1900. 633-3296. PROVES Vulnerable: Both monds headed by one of the RNS & LPNS WANTED - SCREENED LOAM - Gravel, FREE KITTENS - Born 5682. three top honors. When it per week. Kitchen priveleges. V\Javu!TUB3^ you Dealer: North MACHINISTS Crestfield Convalescent Processed Gravel, Sand, August 31st. 1 female black All utilities. No pets or LIVE comes to major suits we try to 1972 FORD F 250, 4x4. Over­ FOR SALE. Used non-slate t ^ u s r avoid opening with four cards, Home, Manchester. 3 p.m. to Stone, and Fill. For deliveries Tiger, 3 male orange Tigers. children. Secuirity. Call 646 sized tires. Sunroof. Carpeted: -TWEN-1 .' HERE W m North E ail Sonib MMCOreUTIXS pool table with assessories. // IV Pas» 14 but will bid one as weak as A 11 p.m. shift. Excellent call George Griffing, 742-7886. Litter trained. Call 644-3042. 1316, Carol. Stereo. Best offer. 633-3984. MMmUT 38 lu c n OnUTOIS benefits for^phr time and full Good condition. $150. 643-2230. When the first European explorers arrived in Pass 24 Pass Pass J 9 X or Q J 10 X if we have 14 PORTER STREET AREA - H.C.P. and no lower biddable Must have at least 5 years time empir-rees Call Mrs. FOR SALE - Couch, end ONYX it PUMPKIN fluffy 10 America, there were about 800,000 Indians. Pass setting up and operating FURNISHED ROOMS FOR Three room apartment. Heat, CHEVY IMPALA1969 - Great suit.” Grant DNS ai 643-5151. tables, chair, T.V. antenna, week old kittens looking for a second car! Good motor. experience. RENT - Ladies only. All utilities, parking included. Oswald: "Today's hand has rotor. $95. 72 West Street. good home. 342-0571, or 633- utilities included. Security Clean interior. 83,500 miles. Opening lead:4K no biddable suit, but with 14 6581. Security depsoit. No pets. 649- Starting rate $9.50, If Saturday, 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 and references. 6448383. 9092, 643-1827. $500. Call 649-1837. MOTORCYCLES. 1978 tk H.C.P .we can't afford to pass. qualified. a.m. HAftLEY DAVIDSON, lower HstroQfQph The Born Loaer — Art Sansom We open one heart as the best C □ REAL ESTATE ADOPT A DOG - Protectors DATSUN 1978 280Z - Ice Blue, rider. 1200. Immaculate. 3,000 choice.” The L s -M I Corporation DARK LOAM DELIVERED - of Animals has several dogs DO IT WEDNESDAY - miles. $3950. 1974 KAWASAKI Alan: “The bidding gets to available as pets. Call 6&- 4 s p ^ . air, wire wheels, am- P IS C E S (Feb. 20-Merch 20) By Oswald Jacoby 5 yards, $50 plus tax. Also Homes for Rent \54 KZ - 400. Immaculate. 4,000 You're a very pfeasant person to ^ spades and stops at two which 190 Tunnel Road Homes For Sale 23 Discover all the latest fm stereo. Mint Condition. Bernice Bede Osol 4 and Alan Sontag we make. It would probably sand, gravel and stone. 643- 5364, after 5:00 p.m. or 342- miles. $775. 6362304 ; 247-3247. be around today, but where you Vernon CT 04066 3207. recipes and more in your Best offer. Call 5268820. get there in any reasonable 9504. BOLTON. Rent with option to really sparkle will be at social Alan: "We discussed com- EOE COLONIAL. Six generous size full-color Evening Herald gatherings where you have a a ‘5T H ? 5 ! system as long as North rooms. 24 foot livingroom. buy. Seven room home with ilicated modern conventibns opens, but it gets there nicely People/Food section. three bedrooms. IMi baths. chance to meet and make new in ours.” Fireplace. Dining room. friends. fast week and warned our Cfour (NEWSPAPER E,NTERPRISE ASSN I IMMEDIATE OPENING! Three bedrooms. Itk baths. ★ $475. Lesperance Agency. 646 Legal Notice ARIES (March 21-Aprll 19) readers against them. They 0505. FOR SEWING MACHINE Garage. $69,900. Group 1, FOR SALE. Used non-slate HIMILAYAN KITTNES Apartments For Rent 53 ^ r t h d a y Rather than spend funds on OPERATORS - Will train. Philbrick Agency, 646-4200. pool table with assessories. Cuddly balls of love. Seal .AdniiHition of ElerlorN yourself today, you may find T some pretty good buys if you Hours: 7 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.. Good condition. $150. 6462230. point, blue eyes, and long fur. 118 MAIN STREET - "The Notice is hereby given that the Board of Admissions of Elec­ Apply: Pioneer Parachute CAPE 8 ROOMS - 4 Champions in family. Call 646 look for family or household Gables." 3 Room Apartment. tors of the Town of Manchester, will be in session in the Munic- Oclobtr 28.1980 needs. Check the ads and Company, Inc. Pioneer In­ Bedrooms. Rec room with FIREWOOD FOR SALE - Vk 0743 after- 5i00.j>.m Heat and hot water. $320 EAST HARTFORD HOME. pal Building, Town Cork's office, on Monday, November 3, 1980 The desire for travel is .likely to coupons. dustrial Park, Hale Rogd. bar. Den. New kitchen. Cord Seasoned Hardwood, $50, monthly. Security and Tenant be much on your mind this com­ TAU RUS (April 20-May 20) Your Carpeted three bedroom. All from 9:00 a.m. to 11.00 a m. for the purpose of admitting all > il3 U v Our Boarding Houa* Manchester, Connecticut, Aluminum siding.2 car gar­ delivered locally. Telephone FREE TO GOOD HOME Insurance required. Call 646 modern. Today 300's. 2365646. ing year A trip of considerable mate's thoughts and ideas could 06040. EEO. age. Handy location. $ 6 3,^. 8767308. Mixture Toy Poodle and 2426, 9 to 5 weekdays. Locators. Fee. persons who are found to be qualified to be Electors. distance you've always hoped to be a shade or two brighter than Group II, Philbrick Agency, Terrier. Male and female. make Is now a strong possibility. yours today, so heed his or her This session will be held lor the purpose of admitting ONLY SCORPIO (Ocl. 24-Nov. 22) Wininrop — l m c k uavaiii CLERK-CODER 646-4200. SMALL THREE BURNER Call 6461868. suggestions Authorship isn't MKRTrik.l'VE PERSONALiy PE6K5NEP ‘ AMCS. SINCE U FEMALE ROOMMATE those persons whose qualification as to age was attained since Because you are more suppor­ really important IND'VIDUAL needed with ELECTRIC STOVE - $25. WANTEd - Non-smoking, 26 M EFFICIENT NEW ARf?AN(5EMENT YOU'LL KNOW It October 15 and those whose qualification as to citizenship or tive than critical of others today, G EM INI (May 21-June 20) It's e apti MANCHESTER. Unique Color: White. Has Oven. Call ONE ADORABLE BLACK 25. Manchester Townhouse. persons you deal with wilt find r KNOW SUMMER SC3VS?. TO SAVE TIME! )<,NIVE^. FCRKS ANP . WHERE EVERY' Rave desire to learn wholsale English Cotswold three storv WHITE KITTEN looking for a residence was attained since October 14. 1980 not likely you'll be undercom­ 6461194. $150 monthly including heat VERNON HOUSE. King size your comments inspirational pensated today for work or ser­ BUT r HATE IDCLOGB will 30 RISHT INTO Tt(E THINS IS, you grocery business. Apply at: Colonial on Comstock Road, l home. Please call 649- three bedrooms, with base­ K in d w ord s m ean a lot vice you perform Others, as well CAN PO th e and hot water. 649-1312. Dated at Manchester this 27th day of October, 1980 D O W N T H E O L D ... TABLE PRAWEK! CLASSES ANP Gaer Bros. 140 Rye Street near Country Club. Must be TWO GRAVE LOTS at Rose C after 11:00 a.m. ment, carpet laundry Romance. travel. luck, as you. are aware of your efforts, CUPS WILL BE ON THE FIRST PISHES ANP South Windsor. seen to be appreciated. $125,- Hill Cemetary. Reasonable. facilities... plus more. $375. resources, possible pitfalls and worth and value. RUT THEM MANCHESTER CONDO. Two Board of Admissions career for the coming months 3HELF! CELPPM-USEP 000. Lesperance Agency. 646- Call 649-5958 after 6:00 p.m. Musical Inetrumente 44 bedrooms, two baths. No pets. 2365646. Locators. Fee C A N C E R (June 21-July 22) Try A t . ,A \J f EXPERIENCED LATHE 0505. Mary A. Gelinas, Selectman are all discussed in your Astro- to while away a few pleasant ITEMS WILL BE Lesperance Agency./. 646-fe. Graph which begins with your TOP! OPERATOR - Ample over­ BONTEMPl ELECTRONIC FIVE PIECE STEWART Raymond R. Lahzano, Sr., Selectman hours today with one whose con­ ON time. Fringe Benefits. Profit DRUM SET - High Hat 18" Ottices-Stores tor Rent 55 Joseph R. Reynolds, Selectman birthday Mail $1 for each to versation you find stimulating. MANCHESTER. Two Family. CORD ORGAN. Used only a MANCHESTER. Town House Astro-Graph. Box 469, Radio You won't be wasting lime, for It Sharing. Apply in person: Five room and three room few times. Mint condition. Ride Symbols. Base Pedals A ^rtm ent. Two bedrooms. Edward Tomkiel City Station. N Y. 10019 Be sure will prove productive. Triumph Manufacturing, 55 apartments. New gas heat. Call 6465958 after 6:00 p.m. and Seat. Great intermediate to specify birth date LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) A pal who p e ts . OFFICE SPACE Town Clerk Elm Street, Manchester.- Rec room. Garage. Will con­ set. $325. Call 6438120. Lesperance Agency 6468505. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) needs a confidante may sense EOE. sider Ranch or Cape in trade. FOR RENT It may be necessary today to today that she can reveal to you COLOlEflOFiAOB- 056-10 $71,900. Owner. 643-1643. BALDWIN STUDIO maneuver others a trifle in order her innermost thoughts. Not only — ATTRACTIVE THREE to accomplish your purposes Be are you a good listener, your 9fA GjUss BOOKKEEPERS ★ CONSOLE PIANO - Excellent ROOM APARTMENT. Heat, In Manchester. Central ASSISTANT. RHAM High MANCHESTER. Bowers SEASONED HARDWOOD. 18 condition! Owned by subtle, but don't be devious advice is constructive. School. Hebron, Connecticut. to 20 inch lengths. Delivered. hot water, electricity, location. Air con­ CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) VIRGO (Aug. 23-8ept. 22) This is School area. Two family professional musician who appliances, references, no The kind of companions you will Contact Claudia Meder at 226 $85 full cord. 7428056. ditioning. a good day to get in touch with Levy’s Law — James Schumeister possibilities, ten room has moved overseas. $950. pets. $275. 646-3167 : 228-3540. Legal Notice en)oy the most today are those pals of whom you are really fond, 9474 Colonial. Double garage. Gas Call 6438584, or 643-0579. who are optimistic and young in Town of Manchester but haven't seen too much of heat. Only $64,900. Pasek MANCHESTER - Condo for spirit. Morose or negative types lately. It behooves you to keep GOOD CO-ORDlflATOR of Call 643-0081 will depress you. YOU CNOW, O fPCPB HES) REALLY 60T C ^E Realty 289-7475. lt*$ tKe $e«$on for $l*d$' Make some these relationships current. BOY, lease. 2 Bedroom Townhouse. The Planning and Zoning Commission will hold a public hearing AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) LEVY, N». CiBUPPS TD IMPKE661HE transporation. ' Responsible Youngster fi*ppv by selling your sled LIBRA (8«pl. 23-Ocl. 23) Small NOW DECIPEP CAR PLATES MADE TO New carpeting, applicances on Monday. November 10,1980 at 7:30 PM in the Hearing Room, Small, but extremely meaningful, UP FO& F1AISOL&. PAEOLE POABP- for co-ordination planning, ad­ Household Goods 40 with * Want Ad. and decorating. Kk bhths. •••••••••••••••• but important things could be FETtH / T O E A T ministration. and manage­ ORDER - Large selection to Municipal Building, 41 Center Street, Manchester, Connecticut, steps can be taken today regard­ done today to benefit you finan­ THEVliE HARD O U T = choose from. Personal Clubs Slider. Deck. Full basement. Wanted to Rent 57 ing an important goal It pertains TO PLEA6E. ment of all phases of school REFRIGERATORS to hear and consider the following petitions: cially and careerwise. You'll ,'0-2 7 and Organizations. ■ No pets. $425 monthly. Homes ------to the protect which tops your lisl know exactly what they are. 2 transporation program with a Washers/Ranges, used, Sporting Qoodt 46 of priorities contracted bus service. Salary Manchester Rubber Stamp. 20 Unlimited, The Henry NORMA I). MARTIVRESIUDIVISIOVI.AKEWOOD (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN) A guaranteed and clean. New Birch Street, 649-4489. Agency ,644-2525. PARDLE range: $12,500 to $14,000. Api^ shipment damaged, G.E It TWENTY THREE FOOT ★ CIRCLE NORTH (M-42) Sid* Ql*nc*s — Qll Fox BOARD ly to: East Hartford Public FRIGID AIRE. Low prices. PENN-YAN Sport Fisherman ONE CAR GARAGE Schools? Division of Ad­ CB TRANSRECEIVER - VERNON - Near 86, luxury To resubdivide a parcel containing 4 acres into three lots - B.D. Pearl it Son, 649 Main Amplified mierphone and dis- Sedan.Hard top. Excellent Condo. Appjiances. $345 WANTED The downtown ministrative Services, 110 Street, 643-2171. condition.New electric trim Manchester area preferred. Residence AA Zone - 56 Lakewood Circle North. Bugs Bunny — Helmdahl & Stoffel Long Hill Drive Easy Hart- ^pearing antenna. Total $35. monthly.' Secuerity, Fumacemat Heat Reclaimer tabs. VHF CB. Cutty Cabin references. Call 423-127, 486 Please call between 6 and 9 THE HI RDV CORP. - SPECIAL EXCEPTION - HILLIARD O lortf 06108 EOE. p.m., 643-4810. 30" TAPPEN GAS R'ANGE - installed in furnace stove with head. Owner bought 3923. « - i 7 Avacado. Excellent condition. larger boat. Call 742-8537 after STREET (P-32) NO SALES Never used. $50. 646 Must sell! $90. Days 289h6073; 5:00 p.m. MANCHESTER - five Application under Article II, Section 13.15.021a) to permit EXPER1E.NCE NECESSARY after 6, 6498245. 7 Rooms, garage, large porch, 2 development of an area which requires automobile parking - Sell Avon, earn good money. Garden Products 47 Short Riba — Frank Hill Call 523-9401 ENGAGEMENT RING. 14K bedrooms. $340. Available RESPONSIBLE WOMAN spaces in excess of 60 spaces - Industrial Zone - 586 and 596V white gold. 43 Point Marquise November 1st. No pets. NATIVE APPLES AND wants three to five room Hilliard Street and 313 Adams Street. WMILE JUQQLIMG ..c o u l d WAVE7WEUL, □MISC. FOR SALE cut diamond. Appraisal value Security. References. Call apartment in Manchester ucket of sldr s o m etm in g j maybe - $1250. Only $ m . 6463274. SWEET APPLE CIDER. Bet­ after 7 p.m., 643-1570. At htis hearing interested persons may be heard and written A B - ti’s Fruit Farm, 260 Bush Hill area near busline and Catholic ■ n o V O WITH IT Artlclee tor Sole 41 Road, (rear), Manchester. church. Call 6467219 communications received. Copies of these petitions have been “ x ^ rin g , VERNON IMMEDIATE filed in the Town Clerk's office and may be inspected during of­ tress and Frame. $75. (^11646 6464810. WANTED OCCUPANCY. Brand new one fice hours. EXPERIENCED 4716. bedroom apartment. 48 □ AUTOMOTIVE VOLKSWAGEN ★ Antiques Dishwasher, self cleaning Planning and Zoning Commission SALESPERSON ALUMINUM Sheets used as Dogs-BIrds-Pets 43 oven, wall to wall carpeting, Leo Kwash, Secretary ALL INTERVIEWS THE PACK RAT - Antioues It heat and hot water included. Auto Parts For Sale 60 HELD CONFINDENTIAL Tinting plates, .007 thick lie SOUTH WINDSOR KENNEL Collectibles. Open Sunday 12 $345. One child accepted. 871- Dated this 27th day of October, 1980. x28Mi , 25 cents each or 5 to 5. 40 Flora Road, off Route CONTACT: for $1. Phone 643-2711. Must be CLUB offers 8 Weeks 8399: 643-4953. 85, Bolton. 064-10 '■O PAT BARRY picked up before 11 a.m. Handling Course, in Breed & Tolland County Obedience, beginning October FOR RENT. November 1st. ★ ONLY. WANTED. Antique Furniture, CHEVY MOTOR FOR SALE - Volkswagen 1st and 2nd.cost $25. For Vernon. One bedroom. Fully DO IT DAILY - KNOW WHAT’S HAPPENING IN Fletcherla Lending further information: 5663010, Glass, Pewter, Oil paintings Valves completely done over. 649-2638 POOL- 24’ X 4 , 7 ft. deep. carpeted. Dishwasher. $280 TODAY'S SOCIETY — read Dear Abby in the Evening 563-0128, 678-0254, 289-8188, or Antique Items. R. monthly. Plus security. 871- $200 or best offer. Please call CH^MGING GACK. -To ‘MIXlNINq, ^ iiODD AffeRNOON. •I HeAN.. eoMfc., Mo r e . Perflex filter, 8 x 12 decK. Harrison. Telephone 643-8709. 643-9340; keep trying. Herald. $500.00 or best offer. 5667317. 684-5191 and 875-9127. 8460. 5TANDARD H mE. ' lOINONA. ) NOt U)Mr,,.Me.RR.V qe.soNDHe.i'T Than oTHl r s . AUUAN6 CONPOStS A y— (SHR-ISTMAS... k ^ ------f-tU) PtOPet,. |o-2l - "What's the tooth fairy's stand on fluoride?"

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