MAY COST $230 MILLION SAUDI TROOPS TROOPS TAKE OVER KEY BEIRUT AREAS fIRESTONE WILL RECALL Syrians Give Up POSitions BEIRUT (UPI) -- Syrian troops handed over key positions in east Beirut to 10 MILLION "500" TIRES Saudi units today in a bld to end elght months of battles with Israeli-armed WASHINGTON (UPI) -- The government today announced Christian militias. that Firestone Tire and Rubber Co. will recall 10 mil­ The overall Christian mllitia commander. Bashlr Gemayel. told reporters "they lion of ltS trouble-plagued "500" steel belted radial did not withdraw. They were expelled." tires. The Syrians turned over positlons at the two bridges commandlng the northeast Transportatlon Secretary Brock Adams sald th~t the approaches to the city and at the tallest skyscraper in Christian east Beirut, government estimates 7.5 milllon of the tires are still which had served as an important Syrian firebase in battles with Christian mili­ in service and that the recall will cost the company tia men at the beginning of the month. Right-wing former President Camille Chamoun as much as $230 milllon. welcomed the Saudi troops. The recall will involve "Their presence is com­ a large portion of Fire­ forting," he said. "But stone's 1975 and 1976 pro­ this does not change our duction of steel belt~d basic prinCiples and de­ radlal tires scld both under mand for the withdrawal the Flrestone brand and ~&S of foreign troops from under other names such as HOUIlG'- the country." Ward's "Grappler 8000" and Western analysts noted Shell Oil's "Super Shell that the Syrians did not Steel Radlals." pullout of the Beirut In addition, the Trans­ area entirely. but rather portatlon Department said regrouped east and south­ Flrestone will recall some RHODESIA'S PRIME MINISTER SMITH ANNOUNCES IN east of the city, and re­ of its 1975 and 1976 TPC tained control of a third steel radlals WhlCh came important bridge to east as original equipment on Beirut. new General Motors cars. AGREEMENT ON PLAN FOR There are about 1,200 "The recall of the Saudi troops in the malnly tires wlll be replaced Syrian, 30,000-man Arab free of charge wlth Flre­ ALL-PARTIES CONFERENCE peacekeeping force in stone 721 steel belted WA5HINGTON (UPI) -- Prime Minister Ian Smith today announced agreement with Lebanon. Beirut press radlals unless the pur­ the United States and Britain on the basls for an all-parties conference to decide reports said they may be chaser requests to substi­ the future of Rhodesia. reinforced next week in tute another Firestone "We have agreed at this meetlng to five basic points with which the conference east Beirut by a battal­ 11 ne." the TransportatlOn will be associated and lon of men from the Department said. we will now go forward are prepared to go to an criticized the Rhodesian United Arab Emirates now The tires covered ln from there," Smlth told a ll-parti es conference," move as a "serious ex­ stationed in the Bekaa the recall are fewer ln reporters after a two­ Smlth said. He sald he pansion of the conflict." Valley. number than Ralph Nader hour meeting with United and his colleagues cannot Smlth warned that the Only one complication and some consumer groups States and Brltlsh of­ understand why there were raids w1l1 go on as long marred the operation -­ had requested. In all, ficlals. mlsconceptlons previously as the Patriotic Front the fallure of lebanon about 13 mllllon of the However, he decllned on this point in Washing­ guerrillas continue their to persuade Sudanese "500s" are estlmated to to disclose the flve ton and in London. fight. In this he was President Haafar Numeiry still be ln serVlce. points, but State Depart­ Asked about charges supported by the other not to pull his 1,000 ment offlclals are ex­ by Nkomo that unarmed three members of the men out of lebanon as pected to make them publlC clvilians were killed Salisbury Executive planned on October 26. Water Report later. in Thursday's maSSlve Councll who attended the Since the Sudanese As Of 0001 Hrs. Oct. 20 Smlth and his three Rhodeslan rald lnto State Department meeting. had originally been Water Code Is: YELLOW! black assoclates made Zambla, Smith and Bishop An Anglo-American dele­ scheduled to take over WATER TAKEN FROM THE clear to reporters they Abel Muzorewa asked re­ gation headed by Under­ the bridges, the security LENS WELL RESERVE SINCE are prepared to go to an porters whether Nkomo secretary of State Dav1d plan had to be quickly CONDITION YELLOW 7/1/78: all-parties conference has also said there were Newsom 1nvited Smith and revamped and Saudi 10,913,000 gallons that would lnclude guer­ 30 Cubans ln that camp hsi three black associ­ forces were assigned the LAST 24 HRS. IN TANKS' rilla leaders Robert Mug­ near Lusaka. ates to the meetlng ln an task. 6,864,000 gallons abe and Josha Nkomo. "Among those kllled attempt to 1nject new The brldge over the Consumed: "It seems as though were Cubans," Muzorewa ]lfe 1nto an all-parties Belrut River opened this Kwaj: 295,000 gallons the message has not got sai d. "What were Cubans conference that would end morning forlthe flrst Other: 90,000 gallons through (to the Amerlcans doing there?" the current conflict and time in many weeks Tota 1: 385,000 jia 11 ons and the Britlsh) that we The United States lead to peace. wlthout drawing fire. ISRAELI CABINET MEETS TODAY FOR: THIRD QUARTER U.S. GROWTH A Secret Treaty Session GOVERNMENT REPORTS THE JERUSALEM (UPI) -- The cablnet met in secret seSSlon to discuss the increasing­ ly wobbly Egyptlan-Israell peace treaty talks for the third time in a week today ECONOMY IS ON SCHEDULE and government sources sald lt postponed a declsion to recall ltS negotlators from WASHINGTON (UPI) -- The U.S. economy grew at a Washlngton. 3.4 percent annual rate during the third quarter of Energy Mlnister Yltzhak ~odal sald there were some indlcations from the Blair th1S year, the government reported today, a pace al­ House talks that Egypt i? trying to change the Camp David peace accords initialed most exactly on target w1th administrat10n projec­ last month. "There are no fears that Egypt lS trying to chanqe the Camp Davld tions. -a-greemenf, but there are Dosslble lnchcations," said Modal. Furthermore, the Commerce Department said infla­ The government sources sald the cablnet postponed a decision to recall elther tion during the July- Forelgn Mlnister Moshe September peri od dece 1e- Dayan or Defense Mlnlster Sinai Desert 1n accord slstant U.S. secretary rated sharply - rising by U.S. S,..aIT Efforts Ezer Welzman from the wlth a peace treaty. of state, who arrived just 7 percent after an GENEVA (UPI) -- U.S. talks for consultatlon. "Even this f1gure earlier from Jordan via 11 percent surge in the Secretary of State Cyrus "Dayan and Welzman Wlll does not cover the re­ the Allenby Br1dge. second quarter. Vance prepared today for not be called back at this quirements," he said. President Carter has The 3.4 percent in­ a major effort in Moscow pOlnt but lt doesn't mean Israell reports said twice intervened 1n the crease of the "real" over the weekend to re­ that a declsion will not government off1clals negotlations. reportedly gross national product solve the handful of be made in the future (to were shocked at a U.S. snagged over linkage to - the total output of disputed issues in the recall them)." one source refusal to make any the future of the occu­ goods and services ad­ U.S.-U.S.S.R. Strateglc sald. comm1tment to prov1de pled West Bank of Jordan justed for inflation - Arms L1m1tatlons Talks Other government sour­ substantlal f1nanclal and the Gaza Strip and was considerably below (SALT) • ces sald an Egyptlan de­ asslstance to Israel to the duration of the the second quarter's Both Vance and Chief mand to llmlt the treaty defray the cost of the treaty. 8.7 percent growth rate. arms negotiator Paul to a term of only flve withdrawal from Sinai. The Israelis are seek­ However, government Warnke have been pro­ years mlght be a bargaln­ The pullback 1S to be lng massive financial econom1sts had pred1cted jecting an upbeat~ssess­ lng posltlon at the talks made over a period of asslstance from the U.S. for months that the ment of the chances of designed to extract a three years. to pay for the move from economy would slow down reachlng an agreement in conceSSlon from Israel. Begln cha1red the occupled terr1tories, durlng the second half prlnciple WhlCh could They dld not say what the secret meeting, as he did apart from the cost of of the year and finish lead to a Unlted States­ conceSSlon might be. Sunday and Tuesday, and building two airbases in with a growth rate of U.S.S.R. summit meeting. Modal said it w1ll cost ne1ther he nor the cabl­ southern Israel, plus a Sllghtly more than 4 But other senior mem­ more than the reported net secretary would com­ speedup in weapons de­ percent. bers of Vance's dele­ $4.5 b1llion for Israel ment on 1t afterwards. llvery to ensure Israel's Friday's report con­ gation have been offering to withdraw ltS mll1tary The prlme m1nlster securlty during the pull­ firmed that trend and a more guarded assessment, installations and C1Vll­ met after the session back, an Israell source also dispelled fears of to prevent unwarrented lan settlements from the with Harold Saunder, as- said. a new recession. expectations. PAGE 2 FRIDAY, OCTOBER 20,1978 Actor And Wife found Dead Hitchcocl Wins An Award NEW YORK (UPI) - Academy Award winning BEVERLY HILLS, California (UPI) - Al­ financial News actor Gig Young and his bride of three weeKS fred Hitchcock was selected Thursday to 30 Industrials off 8.40 at 838 0) were found shot to death Thursday nlght in receive the American Fl1m Institute's life 20 Transportations off 4.82 at 223.85 their posh apartment across the street from achievement award, honoring him for his 15 Utilities off 1.08 at 102.30 Carnegie Hall. Police sald it was an apparent years of film making that made hlm "the 65 Stocks off 3.77 at 286.38 murder-suicide. master of suspense." Volume was 43,670,000 The bodles of the two - each shot once in Hitchcock, 79, will receive the award Closing Gold up $2.30 @ $227.95 the head with a .38-ca1iber snub nose revo1ye'r at the institute's 7th annual d1nner ln Closing Sllver Unavailable - were found in the master bedroom of their Los Angeles next March 7. SEE LISTINGS IN GRACE SHERWOOD LIBRARY two bedroom duplex in the Osborne apartments, The award is glven each year by the a nine-story, medieval turreted luxury bUl1d­ board of trustees to an individual "whose Surf & Sun --- ing that also housed such notables as planist talent has in a fundamental way contrib­ Bobby Short and actor Dane Clark. uted to film making art, whose accom­ AS OF 0001 HOURS, OCTOBER 20, 1978 "It would apPEar that he shot her and then plishments have been acknowledged by Daily Rainfall: .10 inches shot himself," detectlVe Richard Chartrand scholars, critics, prQfessional peers and Monthly Total: 5.60 inches sald. He sald the plstol was ln Young's hand, the general public and whose work has Yearly Total: 81.30 inches the door to the apartment was locked and withstood the test of time.·" TOMORROW ON KWAJALEIN there was no sign that a thlrd person had The six previous recip1ents have been Hl Tlde 0704, 04.0' - 1922, 04.6' been ln the "tastefully furmshed" apartment. John Ford, James Cagney, Orson Welles, Lo Tlde 0112, 01.6' - 1253, 01.8' Young's Oscar - for best supportlng actor Wl111am Wyler, Bette DaV1S and Henry Sunrise 0637 Sunset 1835 Opposlte Jane Fonda ln the 1969 fllm "They Fonda. Moonrlse 2325 ~50nset 1124 Shoot Horses, Don't They?" - was perched on "Slnce 1925 Alfred Hltchcock has de­ a stand ln the 11vlng room. voted hlS life to telling stories with SUNDAY Young, 64, married his fifth wlfe, a 31- f1lm," sa1d AFI Director George Stevens, Hl Tlde 0746,03.5' - 2007, 04.1' year-old arts magazine editor whose glven Jr. "His marl< on American film maklng Lo Tlde 0157, 02.0t - 1434, 02.7~ name was Ruth Schmldt, on Sept. 27 in a clvi1 extends beyond his publlC to a new gener­ Sunrise 0637 Sunset 1830 ceremony ln New York. She used the profes­ ation of film makers whose work has been Moonrise Moonset 1212 slonal name Klm Schmidt. inspired and influenced by 'the ~aster MONDAY Three of the veteran actor's four prevlous of suspense. ,,, Hi Tlde 0908, 03.2' - 2145, 03.8' marrlages ended ln dlvorce. H1S second wife, Lo Tide 0529,02.4' - 1434, 02.7' Warner Brothers drama coach Sophie Rosensteln, Sunrlse 0637 Sunset 1830 dled of cancer ln 1952 after only a year of Prenata' Smoling Damage Moonrise 0013 Moonset 1257 marnage. CHICAGO (UPI) - A study conducted for FOR TOTAL FORECAST CALL 84700 the f1rst time on humans has confirmed WATER CONDITION IS YELLOW] Junots Escape .n;ur, what was already evident in animal stud- 1es - that smok1ng during pregnancy dam­ PARIS (UPI)- - Pnncess Carollne of Monaco ages the baby's blood vessels, a Danish and her husband Phlllppe Junot narrowly es­ cardiologist warned Thursday. WORLD NEWS BRIEfS caped lnJury Thursday night when an elevator Dr. Inger Asmussen of the University LONDON (UPI) - Yana Mintoff, 26, daugh­ crashed to the bottom of the shaft in a of Copenhaqen reported at an international ter of Prime Minister Dam Mintoff of Malta, theater. symposium that the offspr1ng of smoklng was flned 100 pounds ($200) by a London The accldent occurred after a theater em­ mothers have blood vessles that show signs Magistrate's court Friday for throwlng bags ployee, notlclng the doors would not open on of les10ns and clogging, and the heaVler of horse manure on the floor of the House the fourth floor because the cabln was over­ the smoking, the worse the damage. of Commons last July. loaded, pressed the down button. Asmussen studied 15 non-smoking mothers She also was ordered to pay 120 pounds The cabin carrylng the couple halted at a and 13 who smoked, all of whom delivered ($240) court costs and to pay a further 100 pOlnt 12 feet below the ground-floor level. normal, apparently healthy babies. But pounds ($200) fine lf she breaks the peace The elevator's glass panels shattered but no the babies born to smokers were an aver­ again withln 12 months. one was inJured, theater sources sald. age of 10 percent smaller and placentas *** Junot and his wlfe, daughter of Prlncess from the smokers were 20 percent smaller ~ANGKOK, Thailand (UPI) - A KLM Royal Grace of Monaco, the former Amerlcan actress than those of non-smokers. Dutch 747 alr1iner with 119 people aboard Grace Kelly, were leavlng the theater after Wh1le umb1llcal velns and arterles, was temporarily grounded and evacuated in the world premiere of the latest play of Wh1Ch pump blood to and from the fetus Bangkok Friday because of a telephoned bomb French author FranCOl se Sagan, "I1 Fal t Beau dur1ng pregnancy, showed vessel damage in threat, airline offlclals sald. Jour Et NUlt" ("The Weather Is Beautlful Day all lnfants of smokers, those of non­ But a search by airline and Thai air And Nlght"), when the lncldent occurred. smokers showed none. force security personnel turned up no sign She said her research also indlcated of explosives and the plane took off after that even though a prospectlve mother a two-~our delay. Po'ish Pope Pi'grimage qU1tS smoklng during her pregnancy, her *** WARSPW (UPI) - Thousands of Polish Catho­ ch1ld wl11 suffer some vessel damage that llCS started the1r p1lgrimage to Rome Frlday can grow worse as the Chlld matures and to wltness the lnvestlture of Karl WOJty1a, cause heart attacks dur1ng adulthood. the former archbishop of Krakow and the Asmussen said science could prov1de no Off L.MlrS world's first POllSh pope. answer to the flnd1ng that four out of "Several of our crews have agreed to put flve bables born to smokers 1n her study The barge Islander wlll arrTve at Echo ln extra shifts on their free weekend to were glrls. . Pier Monday, Oct. 23. Island resldents handle the lncreased alr trafflc to Rome," are advised that the barricaded area wl11 a spokesman of the Polish a1rllne Lot sald. be off limits. Those persons'golng to The Lot spokesman said the a1rl1ne has re­ .di Will Not Reta'iate and from the Small Boat Marlna must use placed a TU-134 by a larger IL-6{ plane on NAIROBI, (UPI) - Uganda Pres1dent Id1 Lagoon Road and Elghth Street - see route the1r regular flight from Warsaw to Rome Am1n says he plans no retal1ation for a to the marina on sketch below. earller ln the day to enable some 100 more recent invasion of Uganda across the Tan­ passengers to fly to Italy. zanian border, an invasion the Tanzanians "The extra seats 1n the larger plane were deny ever happened. sold out wlthin 40 mlnutes" the Lot spokesman Radio Uganda, monitored in Nairobi sal d. Fr1day, sald Amln blamed "a mlxture of Bishop V1ad1slav M1ziolek, the organ1zer Uganda eXl1es and Tanzanlan soldiers" for of the pilgr1mage sa1d three chartered planes an Oct. 11 invaslon of Uganda across the were to depart from Warsaw, another three from Tanzanlan border. Krakow and at least one from Poznan. He made the statement to a group of [ULJLJLJ14J Cathollc sources said at least 10 t1mes as foreign diplomats he summoned to the in­ many pilgr1ms wanted to go to Rome but e1ther ternatlona1 conference center in Kampala J lacked hard currency funds to f1nance the1r Thursday, the radio said. trip or did not get passports. Desplte the lnvasion, Amln told the, In addit10n to increased alr travel to d1plomats, he would never flght Tanzania Rome, there was also extremely heavy traffic because Tanzanian Presldent Julius Nyrere on the highways leadlng south. "We have and the Tanzanlan people are like his PAUl counted at least twlce as many cars today as brothers and sisters. on a normal Fnday" a custom off1c1al at the And besides, he sald, Uganda can't Polish-Czechoslovak border statlon at Cleszyn afford to waste money buying arms for such sai d. a flght, the broadcast said. Travelers from the area of Krakm' p1annlng Radlo Uganda reported the invasion last to drive to Italy would have to cross at the week, trlggerlng an lmmedlate denial from C1eszyn border station where long queues of the Tanzanian governmer.t WhlCh charged cars were seen throughout the day. the report was just the kind of smokescreen "We don't know how many will flnally go to Amln likes to use when Uganda has in­ Rome." a Cathol1c source sald, "But Judglng ternal troubles. from the traff1c at the border lt wll1 be The radio said Amin told the envoys the well above the more than 1,000 passengers lnvadlng force had planned to create "chao!; who have booked plane seats to Rome." and confuslon". He sald he hop_ed thlS Catholic sources said they expect Rome to "small mlsunderstandlnQ.wlll be solved be crowded wlth well wlshers for the new pope. peacefully. " FRIDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1978 PAGE 3 TELEVISION MOVIES w Ie Of Odob r 23 - 29 RICHARDSON IVEY HALL YOKWE YUK TRADEWINDS KWAJALEIN ROI-NAMUR 7:30 6:30 8'30 7'30 12:30 8:00 Monday M 4:00 Sesame Street • 5:00 George Damlen-Omen II Snowman 0 CLOSED CLOSED 5:00 General Hospltal 5:25 Consumer Buy Line N. 5:30 Rock Music Awards 5:50 Here Comes The Future 7: 15 Mlchlgan vs Notre Dame 6: 15 Elght Is Enough ~ G 9:45 Soap 7:05 Donny & Marl e Cartoons Hawklns T 6:30 G Gator Snowman 10:00 Dean Martln Roast: 8:00 U CLOSED ------JlIJJl1Y Stewart 9:15 Phylll s E. 9:45 The Commanders Damlen-Omen II 10:35 Talk About Pictures R PG G 11 :05 Stars On Ice W Snowman Gator E CLOSED CLOSED Tuesday D. 4:00 Electrlc Company 5:00 General Hospital G R 4:30 General Hospltal 5:35 Bang, Bang Youlre Allve Apple Dumpling 5:05 Bang, Bang Youlre Al1ve 5:50 Body Buddies T Gang Our Winning 5:30 Body Buddles 6:15 Special Edltion H CLOSED 6:30 G Season CLOSED 5:55 Elght Is Enough 7: 10 TBA U. God'sGun -- 6:45 Consumer Buy Llne R 7: 10 Hawk1ns 2a 8:25 Phyll i s F Gator Our Winning God's Gun Dami en-Omen II 8:45 Police Story , R Season 9:40 The Commanders I. 10: 30 Box1ng PG PG R R Cartoons Wednesday S Our Wl nm ng !:!ali~e~l£.·!!!· Dami en-Omen I I I God I s Gun 4:00 Sesame Street 5:00 General Hospital A Season I 5:00 General Hospltal 5:35 The Price Is Right T. Gator I 5:35 Keep I t Country 6:10 Star Trek PG PG R R 6:00 Wally's Workshop 7:00 Good Tlmes Cartoons I 6:25 Good Times 7:30 Jeffersons S God's Gun ~a!i.!!.e~l£.·!!!· Snowman lOur Wi nnl ng 7:20 Jeffersons 8:00 Visions: The Dancing Bear U , Season 8:40 Stars On Ice 9: 15 KOJak N. CLOSED I 9:05 Vlslons 10:05 Movln ' On R G PG 10:35 Wlld Kingdom 11 :00 The Prl soner 11:00 The Prlsoner DAM I EN-OMEN II W1l11am Holden ••• Lee Grant Horror-Drama ••• RT 106 ••• R Thursday 4:00 Electrlc Company 5:00 General Hospital In Israel, archeologlst Leo McKern and Ian Hendry dle as they 4:30 General Hospltal 5:35 Keep It Country verlfy that young Damlen lS the antlchrlst come to destroy the 5:05 Here Comes The Future 5:50 Wally's Workshop world. Seven years later, Dam1en and COUSln Lucas Donat are mll1- 5:55 Speclal Edltion 6 :15 Space 1999 tary school students. After many deaths Holden 1S convlnced of 6:40 Star Trek 7:05 Pollce Woman Damlen's ldentity and prepares to kill hlm. 7:30 Barney Miller 8:00 Switch I 8:00 Maude 8:55 Bionic Woman OUR WINNING SEASON Scott Jacoby ••• Joe Penny 8:25 Blonic Woman 9:50 Medical Center Comedy-Drama ••• RT 92 ••• PG 9:20 Barnaby Jones 10:45 Soul Of The City I 10: 10 The Protectors I The eplsodic story focuses on the 1nterpersonal relatlonshlps 10:40 Soul Of The Clty of various characters. Scott Jacoby lS a member of hlS high school I track team but can never beat the team's star, Robert Wahler. Com­ Fr day plicatlng matters is that Jacoby and h1S frlends belong to a school 4:00 Sesame Street 5:00 General Hospital club, the Spartans, WhlCh has a sharp rivalrY with Wahler's club, 5:00 General Hospltal 5:35 Hee Haw the Gladlators. The story focuses on Jacoby and hlS adolescent 5:35 Space 1999 6:30 Carol Burnett growlng palns. 6:30 Mov1n ' On 7:25 60 Minutes 7:20 Big Flghts Of 8:15 Barnaby Jones SNOWMAN True-Llfe Adventure ••• RT 92 ••• G The Century 9:05 Baretta 7:45 60 Mlnutes 10:00 Disappearance Of A plane crashes ln the snow-capped Rockies, and there begins the ,, 8:35 Sacco & Vanzetti Flight #412 lncredible story of a man doomed to d1e whose llfe 15 saved by 10:40 Movle: Santee 11 :15 The Protectors a glant eagle's fl1ght to c1villzation and amaz1ng return wlth a rescue party. Saturday TBA Hollywood Squares TBA Hollywood Squares GOD'S GUN Lee Van Cleef ••• Jack Palance TBA Drag Rac1ng TBA Drag Raclng Western-Drama ••• RT 95 ••• R TBA Sports & Specials TBA Boxing In the 1870 ' s, a wlld bunch of outlaws sacked and terrorized the 7:30 Talk About Plctures TBA B1g Fights Of The small towns and vlllages bordering Texas and Mexico, led by Sam 8:00 Sha Na Na Century Clayton, a cruel and V1C10US gunslinger. After staging a bold 8:25 Little House On 7:30 Sha Na Na bank robbery 1n Crane Ci ty • the Cl aytons decl de to hl de out 1n The Pralrle 7:55 Latino Consortium Juno City, a qU1et and peaceful community. The Clay tons ruthless­ 9: 15 Shirley Bassey I 8:25 Barney Mi 11 er ly k11l the sheriff's wlfe, rape his two young daughters and 10:05 Kojak I 8:55 Maude 11 :25 Hee Haw 9:25 QU1ncy mercilessly slay the local priest, Father John. Father John's tW1n 10:45 It Happened At The brother sets out to avenge the death. Nightmare Inn GATOR Burt Reynolds ••• Jack Weston Actlon-Drama-Comedy ••• RT 116 ••• PG Sunday TBA Hollywood Squares TBA Hollywood Squares Georgla Gov. M1ke Douglas 1S upset over not belng cible to abol­ TBA Inslght TBA Th1S Is The Life ish corrupt1on in Dunston County; hlS prayers are answered. he be­ TBA Hour Of Power TBA Chrlstopher Close-Up lieves by Justice Dept. Jack Weston. Since Jerry Reed controls TBA Sports &Speclals 7:30 All In The Famlly Dunston, Weston feels that Reed's old pal Burt Reynolds lS the man 7:30 All In The Family 7:55 What's Happenlng to get the goods on him. Moonshlner and exconvlct Reynolds avolds 7:55 What's Happenlng 8:20 Lltt1e House On capture ln the bayous. 8:20 Carol Burnett The Pra1rle 9: 15 Baretta 9 :15 Saturday Night CARTOONS -- Have Broom Wlll Zoom -- Pest Of Show -- D1Ck Tracy -­ 110: 10 Father Brown 10:35 The Goodies Gopher Broke -- Much Ado About Mouslng -- Hey Abbott! -- Rock 'N ' I 11 :05 The Satan Murders Rodent -- Pearl-diving Perils -- Crow1ng Palns -- Freeload1ng I l. Felwe. SECOND FEATURE AT THE RICHARDSON THEATER SATURDAY NIGHT SUN DEVIL DISCO NEWS Oct. 21, 1978 at 9:30 p.m. There w111 be a Pre-Teen D1SCO Dance th1S Saturday n1ght from 7:00 p.m to 9:30 p.m. at the Sun Devll Disco Lounge. CONVOY Hot dogs and sodas w11l be ava11able from the snack bar. Krls Krlstofferson ••• Al1 MacGraw ••• Action-Comedy ••• RT 111 ••••• PG Students ln the 4th, 5th and 6th grades are welcome to Independent trucker Krls Kristofferson and buddies Burt Young attend. and Franklyn AJaye run afoul of mean Ar1zona sherlff Ernest Borg­ Come out and JOln 1n the fun! n1ne, who forces them to pay flnes. ~,.., ...... -... FRlnAY, OCTOBER 20, 1978 PAGE 4 Mail Service Suspended , Wild wind' Worship Services The U.S. Postal Service has announced CATHOLIC that all mail serVlce to Canada has been Sunday Masses: temporarlly suspended due to a postal 7 a.m., Blessed Sacrament Chapel strike. At the request of the state of 9:15 a.m., Island Memorlal Chapel Israel, all air mail serVlce to that coun­ 11 '20 a.m., Roi-Namur Communlty Center try has been suspended. Monday-Friday Masses: Further, the Republic of Lebanon has 9:15 a.m., Tr. 835 announced that all surface mail serVlce to 4:45 p.m., Rlessed Sacrament Chapel that country lS suspended until further Saturday Masses: notlce 8'00 a.m., Tr. 835 5'15 p.m., Island Memorial Chapel Confessions' New Procedure Saturday, 4:30 to 5 p.m and 7'15 to 7'45 p.m. Se' for Libraries Monday-Friday, 15 mlnutes before Mass In accordance with Global Associates Procedure 1099, Operatlon of Public Li­ CHURCH OF CHRIST brarles at KMR, borrowers with books over­ Sunday morning worshlp serVlces are held due wlll be notifled as follows: at 9 a.m. in Room 21 of George Seitz Elemen­ F~rst Not~ce: A postcard llstlng the tary School. Visitors are welcome. For In­ overdue book(s) wlll be sent through lo­ formation call 83694/99383. cal mail to the borrower's address one week after the book is due. CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER-DAY SAINTS Second Not~ce: Second notices wlll be Services are held ln Rm. 18, George sent once a month for all books due the Seitz Elementary School. Priesthood meet­ previous month. On the second notice, the lng is at 8:30 a.m.; Sunday School at borrower will be advised that he will be 10 a.m.; and ~acrament Servlce at 11 a.m. billed the full replacement cost for all For lnformation call J. Wise, 82885/99440. books not returned by a specified date. In See and hear "WILDWIND" th~s weekend. addltion, he will be advised that a $2.00 The Top 40 and D~sco group w~ll appear to­ EPISCOPAL non-refundable service charge wlll be n~ght at 8 p.m. at the R~chardson Theater. B1Shop Edmond G Browning will make hlS levied for each invoice. Borrowers who Saturday the group travels to Ro~-Namur annual V1Slt to Kwajalein Nov. 27 to 29. have lost the book(s) may avold the service to appear at the Tradew~nds Theater at During his visit, a buffet in his honor charge by notlfying the library before the 8 p.m. Sunday, "W~ldw~nd" w~ll be featur­ will be held at Otrs 214-B on Tuesday. indicated billing date. ed ~n the Ma~n D~n~ng Room of the Yokwe Nov. 28. The buffet lS open to all island Yuk Club. Reservat~ons are requested for B~ll~ng: Statement requesting payment Episcopalians and thelr guests. Persons for the full replacement cost of the the YY Club show, call 83409 or 83419. wishinq to attend are requested to call book(s) plus the $2.00 service charge will Connie-McGee at 83681 (home) or 83434 be sent when the time period indlcated in Guam-Based C.risfmas Drop (work). B1Shop Browninq will celebrate the the second notice has elapsed. A copy will Holy Eucharist on Monday, Nov. 27 . be sent to Global Finance Department. Per­ • ay Expand To .ars.alls· sons who return the book(s) ~fter the in­ PROTESTANT voices have been sent will be credited (MNS) -- Plans for thlS year's Christ­ Sunday morning worship services will be with the prlce of the book(s), but will mas Drop program in Micronesia began last held at 8 and 11 a.m. at the Island Memorial be liable for the $2.00 service charge. week on Guam wlth organlzatlonal meetings Chapel. Rev. Elden M. Buck wlll preach the between the Air Force and civilian groups. sermon entitled "Invitation To Greatness," STORK CLUB NEWS The 54th Weather Reconnaissance Squad­ based on Exodus 3:10-14. ron will once again parachute-drop gifts Special music at the 8 a.m. service will Sherry and Bruce Sherrill announce the and supplies collected on Guam to outer be provided by the Youth Choir singlng, birth of a son, Joshua Sion. on October 12 islands of Micronesia, during mlssions "Wherever I Wander" and "God Made All at 3'14 p.m. at KMR Hospital. Joshua weigh­ flown daily from Dec. 12 to 21. Things," and at the 11 a .m. service by the ed 7 lbs, 3 oz, and was 19 inches long at The organizers sald the expansion of birth. Chapel C"oir singing, "Lovely Appear" and the program to the Marshall Islands via a "Alleluia!" The Sherrills have two other sons, Stev­ planned landing at KwaJaleln is one of the en, 4J:!, and Robble, lJ:!. Sunday School classes for all ages are program's goals for 1978. held at the George Seitz School at On This Day In History The Christmas Drop began about 20 years 9:30 a.m. Adults are present to assist new­ ago. It was suspended from 1973 to 1976 comers in finding their classrooms. In 1918, German accepted Woodrow Wllson's due to the fuel crisls, but resumed last Nursery facilities are avallable at the terms to end World War I. year, wlth the military droPPlng 54,300 Island Day Nursery durlng Sunday School In 1944, American troops began a campaign pounds of gifts to some 50 Mlcronesian and the 11 a.m. worshlp serVlce. The Nur­ to recapture the island of Leyte in the islands. sery is open from 9:15 a m. to 12'20 p.m. Philippines. Organlzers are requestlng that Guam res­ ROI-NAMUR' The Sunday evening worship In 1964, Herbert Hoover, 31st president ldents donate sports equipment, fishlng service on ROl-Namur will be held at 7 p.m. of the Unlted States, dled at the age of 90. gear, tools, food and other useful ltems. ln the Community Building, led by Rev. Ruck. 'rlre Effect Of Gamma Rays On .n.,II.-rle-Moon Marigolds' Kwaia/ein High School production will appear Nov. 3-4 -- tickets on sale soon

R~enecke Zessoules w~ll play T~ll~e, Coleen Hunter ~s cast as Beatr~ce, Kate James plays Ruth, The Other The G~rl' "In front of my eyes, one part The Mother: "Th~s long street, w~th all Daughter: "Well, they say I came out of of the world was becom~ng another. Atoms the doors of the houses shut and every­ my room •.. and I started down the sta~rs exploding ••. atom after atom break~ng th~ng crowded next to each other ... And step by step ..• and I heard the choking down ~nto someth~ng new ... It wOl'ld go then I start gett~ng afra~d that the veg­ and bang~ng on the bed •.. " on for m~ll~ons of years ... " etables are go~ng to spo~l ... and that (Th~s KHS product~on ~s not recommended (Photos by Nate Jackson) nobody's go~ng to buy anyth~ng ... " enterta~nment for elementary age ch~ldren.) HDURG",,,,,as FRIDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1978 PAGE 5 Your Individual MOVIES TONIGHT Horoscope RICHARDSON--8 p.m. "Wildwind", DOD Top 40 ANN and Disco show, followed by ====Fruces Drake====~~~= Johnny Tough ------G FOR MONDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1978 IVEY HALL --Posse ------PG LANDERS What kmd of day Will something you become aware YOKWE YUK --High Ballin' ------PG tomorrow be? To find out what of may make you realize that the stars say, read the It IS best over There's TRADEWINDS--The Hoax ------PG your birth forecast given for somethmg better In your SATURDAY DEAR ANN LANDERS: A long time ago you SlgIl futllI'e RICHARDSON--Posse ------PG printed some rules for parents to live by. ARIES Nt~ SAGITTARIUS _~ ~ IVEY HALL -- 1 p.m.: Apple Dumpling Gang---G They were written by boys who were in a (Mar 21 to Apr.2n) ,~ (Nov 23 to Dec 21) J{"((fi1' 6:30-8:30 p.m.: Johnny Tough--G reform school and I sure would like to see Expect to feel down nud­ With a fanuly problem 011 YOKWE YUK --The Hoax------PG week, but don't worry - the the way to solUtion, you can them in your column agaln. I can't remember weekend finds your spirits expect smooth saillng for the TRADEWINDS--8 p.m., "Wildwind" show. them anymore but I hope you can. Thanks for !ugh and you In a good mood to next few months The followed by trying. -- Duke In Watertown, S.D. enjoy unexpected sociaUzmg fmanclal picture looks High Ballin'------PG DEAR DUKE: You are referr~ng to the TAURUS brighter SUNDAY CAPRICORN ~ Reverend C. Galea, who was ass~gned to (Apr 21 to May 21) t::Sg RICHARDSON--High Ballin' ------PG Before you embark on a new (Dec 22 to Jan.2n) VJ \ttf Guelph Correct~onal Center. He asked the IVEY HALL --1 p.m.: Apple Dumpling Gang---G work proJect or romance, Get on the phone and boys to think about the~r l~ves and f~gure WInd up loose ends and con­ arrange to meet old friends 6:30-8:30 p.m.: CLOSED out why they ended up ~n an ~nst~tution clude other actIVltles Don't You need the 11ft and the YOKWE YUK --Boys in Company C ------R for del~nquents. It was the boys who drew put too many lI'ons In the flI'e support of those who have TRADEWINDS--Posse ------P9 up a Code for Parents. Here ~t ~s: at once known, and loved you, for years 1. Keep cool. Don't lose your temper ~n GEMINI ~ (May 22 to June 21) D~ AQUARIUS _~ TELEVISION GUIDE the crunch. Keep the l~d on when th~ngs go There's no harm In a httle (Jan 21 to Feb 19) -.N~ wrong. Ch~ldren are great im~tators. daydreammg, proVldmg you Don't be surprl8ed If good 2. Don't get strung out from too much separate posslblhty from luck touches someone you KwaJalem • ROI-Namur booze or too many p~lls. When we see our probability Give unagmatlon know, You can expect to be free reign part of the happy news. parents reach~ng for those crutches we get TONIGHT ON KWAJALEIN CANCER ~ Romance IS favored the ~dea that ~t's perfectly OK to go for (June 22 to July 23)8~ PISCES )( ({;::;y 4:00 Sesame Street a bottle or a capsule when th~ngs get Good friends can help you (Feb 20 to Mar 20) ~ 5:00 General Hospital heavy. We lose respect fast for parents overcome a bout of the blues Follow yOllI' own instincts 5:35 Drag Racing who tell us to behave one way wh~le they What you need today IS some when it comes to a fanuly 6'25 Wlld Kingdom matter The facts may not be are behaving another way. relaxmg contact with those 6:50 Talk About Pictures who have yOllI' best Interests what they seem Use your own 3. Bug us a l~ttle. Be str~ct and con­ at heart excellent Judgment 7'20 Shirley Bassey s~stent ~n d~sh~ng out d~sc~pl~ne. Show us YOU BORN TODAY are 8:15 The Blue Knight who's boss. It g~ves us a feel~ng of se­ ~u?y 24 to Aug23)4~ outgOing and extraordinarily 9'05 Baretta cur~ty to know we've got some strong sup­ A broken fnendslup can be personable Wlth many friends 10'00 Salute to Liz Taylor ports under us. patched If everyone makes an and admirers Your keen 10:55 The Prisoner effort A silly quarrel 1SlI't sense of humor charms 4. Don't blow your class. Keep the d~g­ worth a breach Give everyone You have a ten­ SATURDAY n~ty of parenthood. Stay on that pedestal. everyone the benefit of the dency to overdo ThIS could 11:00 Josie and the Pussycats Your ch~ldren have put you there because doubt cause problems of health and Butch Cassidy they need someone to look up to. Don't try In personal relatlonstups You Dusty's Treehouse do not take crltlClSlD easily to dress, dance or talk l~ke your k~ds. ~~4 to Sept 23) np~ Doonesbury Long-range planning could and must learn to accept it You embarrass us and you look r~d~culous. make yOllI' hohday season With grace You tend to want 2: 15 Washlngton Week 5. L~ght a candle. Show us the way. Tell extra pleasant TIns may be a your own way and must curb a 2:45 Hollywood Squares us God ~s not dead, or sleep~ng, or on change If yOllI' usual style It to tendency to be self-centered 3'10 ThlS Is the Life vacat~on. We need to bel~eve ~n someth~ng let everytlnng go unW the last You need to practice the art of 3'40 Sacred Heart dlplomacy and to keep yOllI' b~gger and stronger than ourselves. minute 3 temper under control ArtistiC 55 College Football H1Lltes 6. Scare the hell out of us. If you LmRA r"lf 4 20 Presldent's Press Conference (Sept 24 to Oct 23):n:~ la In all ways, you would do well catch us ly~ng, steal~ng, or be~ng cruel-­ Clear away odd jobs m the In creative fields, such as 4'50 World Series Game No. 1 get tough. Let us know WHY what we d~d was begmnmg of the week so that fashion, writing, the theater 7'30 Carol Burnett wrong. Impress on us the ~mportance of not the end of the week will be free With your sense of 8:25 Barney Miller showmansiup and charm you repeat~ng such behav~or. When we need pun­ for an unexpected IDVltatlon 8'55 Maude that could prove lughly en­ are a born salesperson BlI'­ ~shment, d~sh ~t out. Joyable thdate of Johnny Carson,TV 9'25 Vlslons But let us know you st~ll love us, even SCORPIO '1k'. personahty, Sarah Bernhardt, 10'20 McCloud though we have let you down. It'll make us (Oct 24 to Nov 22)rJt..f7i("" actretJS 11 '40 Phylll s th~nk tw~ce before we make the same move You still remember an old ©1978 KIng Features Synd,cate. Inc SUNDAY aga~n. romance fondly, but 2 00 Hollywood Squares 7. Call our bluff. Make ~t clear that 2.25 Latin Consortium you mean what you say. Don't be w~shy­ AT WIT'S END 2'50 Chrlstopher Close-Up washy. Don't comprom~se. And don't be ~n­ 3 20 Flring Llne t~m~dated by our threats to drop out of by Erma Bombeclc 4:20 NFL In Review school or leave home. Stand f~rm. If you Jogging. 5'05 NFL' Cincinnati vs Miami collapse, we w~ll know we beat you down It has almost been raised to the ele­ 7'30 Stars on Ice and we w~ll not be happy about the "v~c­ vation of a sacrament. That's all people 7'55 Sha Na Na tory." K~ds don't want everyth~ng they ask talk about any more. 8:20 What's Happening for. "Who told you about jogglng? Was it 8 50 60 Minutes B. Be honest w~th us. Tell the truth no your mother or your father or dld you 9'45 Space 1999 matter what. And be stra~ght-arrow about learn about lt in the gutter?" 10'35 Hee Haw ~t. Lukewarm answers make us uneasy. We "Where were you and what were you do­ can smell uncerta~nty a m~le away. Th~s ing when you heard that Jerome Drayton won TONIGHT ON ROI-NAMUR means be~ng generous w~th pra~se. If you the Boston Marathon?" 5:00 General Hospital g~ve us k~ds a few compl~ments once ~n a "Sure, I could go Jogging wlth you this 5'35 Space 1999 wh~le we w~ll be able to accept cr~t~c~sm weekend -- but will you respect me ln the 6'30 Movln' On more read~ly. We want you to tell ~t l~ke morm ng?" 7'20 Sacco and Vanzettl ~t ~s. -- From a Reader Who Loves K~ds Running around the streets wheezlng has 9'25 60 Mlnutes DEAR READRR' Thank you for your gener­ replaced handball, WhlCh replaced tennis, 10'15 Movle' Santee ous contr~but~on to th~s space. The young which replaced blklng, WhlCh replaced SATURDAY lawbreakers who put together th~s gu~de golf, which replaced sWlmming, WhlCh re­ 2'30 ~011ywood Squares for parents d~d a splend~d Job. And my placed skilng as the national physical 2'55 Drag Raclng warm regards to Rev. Galea. I can see why pasttime. All of those are still in favor, 3'20 Firlng Llne the k~ds love and respect h~m. Obv~ously but at one time or another they led the 4:20 NFL In Review he has a way of br~ng~ng out the best ~n field in popularlty. 5'05 NFL' Clncinnati vs Ml ami' them. It lS safe to assume that Jogglng wlll 7.30 All ln the Famlly ...... * ...... * * pass and re1inqulsh ltS trend status to a 7'55 What's Happening new sport. And what will replace it? Will 8'20 Carol Burnett Are your parents too strict? Hard to there be life after jogglng? 9 '15 Baretta reach? Ann Landers' booklet, "Bugged By nf course. And frankly I wouldn't be 10:10 KOJak Parents? How to Get More Freedom," could at all surprised lf "napPlng" replaced 11:15 Father Brown help you bridge the generation gap. Send jogglng as the No. 1 natlonal sport. The SUNDAY 50¢ in coin wlth your request and a long, momentum for any pasttime is usually the , . 35 Washlngton Week stamped, self-addressed envelope to Ann same. It starts with a hero who appears on 2'05 Hollywood Squares Landers, P. 0 Box 11995, Chicago, Illlnois a talk show and is asked, "How do you stay 2:30 Insight 60611. so thln?" and he or she replles, "I nap at 3'00 Hour of Power What are the do's and don'ts of teach­ least 30 minutes a day." 3:55 College Football HiLites ing your Chlld about the birds and the Small group~ start at flrst. Articles 4'20 President's Press Conference bees? Let Ann Landers' new booklet, "How, appear and then books beqln to come out. 4:50 World Serles Game No. 1 What, and When to Tell Your Child About I give "nappers" a couple of years at 7'30 Talk about Pictures Sex," glVes you the ground rul es. For your the top and then we'll be on to another 8:00 Sha Na Na copy send 50~ in coin along wlth a long, sport -- maybe stumbllng. 8:25 Llttle House on the Prairie stamped. self-addressed envelope to Ann Whatever lt is, my body is packed with 9.15 Shlrley Bassey Landers. at the address above. carbohydrates. my enthusiasm lS hlgh, and 10'05 The Satan Murders Copynght 197B F~eld Newspaper Synd~cate I'll be ready for it' 11 :10 Hee Haw PAGE 6 FRIDAY. OCTOBER 20, 1978 Columbus Day All Star 'A' League Team

[)and Add~e James V~llar Coach Russ Schnoor Terry Hoggatt Charl~e Pendergrass

These "A" League All Stars put together 18 ' hits and two base-on­ balls to tr~gger an up­ set Iv~ctory over the fav6red "AA" stars on Columbus Day. M~ller s~s led the attack w~th four h~ts ~nc1ud~ng a home run and two RBI. Dav~d Add~e and Terry Hoggatt comb~ned for M~ller Pa1s~s Hens~e Newman f~ve more ~ts and RBI. John Fader Warren Holthaus Photos by Nate Jackson, Kentron Photo Lab So't.all Results Hig. Rollers N.A Act;on Team Runs Hl ts Errors HR On the Kentron Mixed League last nlght it was the ladles who were the high THURSDAY' S RESULTS Sunshlne 22 19 3 2 rollers. Shirley Sweetland rolled a 183 New Orleans 120 Boston 115 hlgh game and a 493 hlgh series. Close Kansas Clty Ekerere 4 440 behlnd was Allce Watts wlth a 180 second 108 Houston 103 HR: Sunshlne - Widdison 1, Smith 1 hlgh game and a 492 second hlgh serles. RBI: Sunshlne - Wlddlson 7, Smlth 3, Marie-Andree Liston plcked up the 5-7 NHI Scores Jackson 3 Spllt. Harry Phlllips and Ed Masuda con­ RBI: Ekerere - Suslch 2, Tosle 1 verted the 3-7 split. THURSDAY'S RESULTS N. Y. Rangers 2 Detrolt 2 (tl e) Team Runs HltS Errors HR John Lundahl rolled a 775 high serles Phlladelphla 3 Plttsburgh 1 for four games on the Kwajalein Classlc Chlcago 6 Mlnnesota 2 Pago Pago 8 12 2 League. D1Ck Stoddart converted the 6-7 Buffalo Spllt to help him with a 749 second high 1 Toronto o H & H 5 10 6 0 series. HR: Pago Pago - Namwe OI,lIpics Officially Go To I.A. RBI: Pago Pago - Namwe 5, Bl11 i et 1 Moonli,.t No-Tap Tournallen' WASHINGTON (UPI) -- A year of wrangllng RBI: H &H ~ Mltchel 2 off1clally ended Frlday wlth the slgning of Bowlers, don't forget the MIBA sponsored an agreement deslgnatlng Los Angeles as host Team Runs HltS Errors HR Mlxed Doubles No-Tap Tournament tomorrow. for the 1984 01ymp1Cs Games. Slgn-up before close of buslness tonight. In a ceremony at the Whlte House. Mayor Sun Devi ls I 12 14 3 3 Tom Bradley and Lord Klllan1n, presldent of GoI' Course Closed Sunday the International Olymplc Committee, slgned Leftouts 8 7 4 1 the agreement clearing the way for the Sum­ HR: Sun Dev il s - Smee 1, K. McCarthy 1 The No.1 Tee at the Golf Course wlll be G. Burke 1 closed from 7:00 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. on Sun­ mer Games to return to the U.S. RBI: Sun Devlls - Smee 5, McCarthy 2 day due to the Sadle Hawklns Golf Tourna­ HR: Leftouts­ Corey 1 ment. Di,e 'oa' Sa'ur"ay RBI: Leftouts- Corey 2 Th1S wlll not be a shotgun start. Start­ The d1ve boat lS thlS Saturday, Oct. 21. lng tlmes are posted at the Club House and The boat wlll head for Nlnni. Dlvemasters on Macy's Porch. will be Kathy Campbell and Ray Hall. The Men's So't.all ScI.e"ule boat wlll depart the marina at 8:30 a.m. Tonlght and return at 3:30 p.m. Brandon - 5:15 Ye Olde Plt vs Spartans Iwa;alein Ullpires Associa'ion Slgn-ups and cancellations can be made Dally - 5:15 Retreads vs Sun Devlls All softball umpires are requested to wlth Glorla Pearson at 82791 before (Cha 11 enge Game) plck up new umplre schedules at the Special 10:00 p.m. Those slgned up should be at Saturda1 SerV1ces off1ce for the period of Oct. 21 the Tank House before 8:00 a.m. Saturday. Brandon - 1:00 Medlcare vs RCA through Nov. 12. Standbys wlll be taken after that time. 2:15 S.D.Green vs Meck Rex Scuba divers are reminded that the re­ 4:00 Snake Plt vs Umplres compress10n chamber lS not ln operatlon Dally - 9:00 01y's vs Seahawks Nfl Pre,iew and dlves are limited to a depth of 30 feet. 1:00 Wlzards vs Ye Olde Pit NEW YORK (AP) -- The Miami Dolph1ns and 2:15 Pushovers vs Benchwarmers the New England Patrlots battle for f1rst Sunda1 place in the AFC East when they meet in Fox­ Brandon - 1:00 Carlbooze vs RCA boro, Mass. Sunday. Both have 5-and-2 rec­ . rite Sporting li'e 2:15 Pushovers vs S.D.Green ords and both are rldlng three-game winning 3:30 Altalr vs Sun Devlls I streaks. 4:45 Meck Rex vs Wlzards In previous Dolphin-Patrlots meet1ngs Dally - 1:00 Roi vs Oly's over the past two years, the hometeam came 2:15 Seahawks vs Leftovers out on top. That should be the case this 3:30 Warrlors I vs H & H Sunday as well. 4:45 Double R vs Retreads The Green Bay Packers lead the NFC in Monday scor1ng w1th 172 p01nts and are on top 1n BrandOn - 5:15 Spartans vs Warrlors II the Central Dlv1s10n. They travel to Mlnne­ Dally - 5:15 Ye Olde Plt vs Benchwarmers sota tomorrow, where they should beat the Tuesda1 V1k1ngs, who are off to thelr poorest start Brandon - 5:15 Carlbooze vs Medlcare Slnce 1972. Dally - 5:15 Roi Vi Snake Pit The Washington Redskins are com1ng off the1r first loss in ten games--a 17-10 de­ feat at the hands of the Phlladelphla WOllen's So't.all ScI.edule Eagles. Sunday, the Sk1ns play the N.Y. Saturda1 Glants, who are 100k1ng for their fourth 1:00 - Sunshine vs Just Us straight Wln over Washlngton. We'll go with 2:15 - OTHG vs Sun Devlls the vlsitlng Redsklns. Sunday The Los Angeles Rams, off to thelr best 1:00 - Leftovers vs KwaJ Klttens start Slnce '69, are the only undefeated 2:15 - OTHG vs The Who? team left ln the NFC. They host the 3-and- I at:( 3:30 - Spartans I vs Just Us 4 New Orleans Salnts, who haven't got a 4:45 - Spartans II vs Sun Devlls prayer. 1/ i I( I Monda1 Tled for flrst place in the AFC West N Y News Synd Inc 5:15 - Sunshlne vs KwaJ Klttens w1th the Broncos, the Oakland Raiders take TuesdEl on the Seahawks ln Seattle. We'll take the II WEL!" THey CAN'r SAY WI; OI!)N', WAm '/ 5:15 - Leftovers vs Sun Devlls Ralders, 5-and-2 over the Seahawks 3-and-4. TH£.M A/30tJT J:A'5T--MOVIN6 COlO FRONr5/' FRIDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1978 p WHAT ARE ARE L(OU kEEPING I'll BET THAT'S IT, THESE NOTCHES TRACK' OF THE PIZZAS ISN'T IT' ONE NOTCH e IN L.{OUR L10U'VE EATEN' PROBA8L L( STANDS FOR 0.,. ROOF FOR' FIFTL( PIZZAS I u t s

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PAGE 8 FRIDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1978 ------..-..-'------'----..---1 FOR SALE (COMMUNITY NOTICE~ CONTINUED) 1-.~.L.'i8l:~ I The HourGlass " pub/"hed by Global Assoc,ate. Monday I TV TRAYS - Chrlstmas ornaments, Bar-B-Cue, DUPLICATE BRIDGE IS PLAYED every Monday bed plllow, overhead lamp, other odds and except holidays at the Community Center through friday at the d"eellon of the Commander, Kwata/eln' ends - Call 82254 after 5 p.m. 204/2t at 12:15. Call Ila Lambert at 82359 for M,ss,le Range, Marshall 'slands, under contrael DASG I 1nformation or 1f you need a partner. 60-75-C-OOOI The VIew. and opinIons expressed In the t CURTAINS, prlsclllas, eyelet ruffle, mint newspaper are not necessarily those of the Department of the I green,' each panel 9x9, wlth curtain f/window ETAWI CIRCLE meets Tuesday, Oct. 24 at Army ThIS newspaper, an unoffiCial publrcatlon authorized t w/ A/C - $40; bedspread, for double bed, 9: 15 a .m. at 422-B. It w1ll be a "Get under the prov",ons of contrael DASG60-75-C-000I" country patch design, gold, orange, brown. Acqua1nted" meeting. All island ladies are IS reproduced by offs.t prln"ng I etc •• $10; curtaln. vlnyl roll-up.f/6x6 invlted. 204/2t I wlndow - $5. Call 82537. 203/2t CommunIcatIons should be addressed to the HourGlass, I EMON LODGE #179 F&AM w1ll hold a spec1al Bo" 1733, APO San francISCO, CalIfornIa 96555, or by t A LARGE ADDITION to 2-bdrm-house. Includes communication Monday evening, Oct. 23. =~8~~ I dishwasher, 2 air conditioners in very All Fellowcraft Masons are invited to I good condt; t.v. antenna, curtains, rods. attend. Bus serVlce wlll be provided at Materia" appearing In the HourGlass may not bel drapes throughout, large lvngrm rug in the usual stops and times. 204/2to reprinted WIthout Ihe approval of the Commander, Kwa,a/eln' excellent condt., plus other extras. Call e MIS .. /e Range All Wanl Ads and nol,ce' must be subml"ed I 82613 after 5 p.m. 203/2t ATOLL 8's - The club dance for Monday, on GA form 8028 48 workIng hours prior to pub/,ca"on , Oct. 23 will be at Emon Beach. All club I 7 PIECE SILVER SERVICE set,$350; stereo members are urged to come down and enjoy I , stand, $40; large ceramic hand-painted I J'M WATT, Ed,tor I the fresh alr -- beglns at 7'30 p.m. I PAT CATALDO, Assoclale Ed,tor, I items; lamps; Thai paintings. Call Wanpen 204/2to at 82115 or see at 437-C. 203/2t I SHARON BECHTOLD, Sports, SANDRA LLOYD, TyplSl t KWAJ DART LEAGUE - Monday night wlll be I------,------~----j TWO MEN'S SUITS. XL, 30" lnseam, plald the start of League Play at the Bachelor's SUlt, $40, blue SUlt, $30, like-new worn Rec Room. Team captalns: please have your (COMMUNITY NOTICES CONTINUED) only a few times. Seml-precious and costume teams present at 7'15 p.m. Any island jewelry, pleces lndivldually marked. Pana­ residents interested ln playing darts or ~I~N CIDCLF meets nct. 2~ at 7'~0 p.m. at sonic multl-band SW radio, $70; 55 lbs. of watching are welcome to come to the 476-A. Dr. Harold Hanlln is the speaker. barbells, $10. Digltal alarm clock, Sanyo Bachelor's Rec Center, Bldg. 1214 Monday $10; 2 plcnic Jugs, ~-gal., $2 each. Lab night. 204/2to FINALISI CIRCLE meets Monday, Oct. 23 at quallty m1croscope, brand new, $40. Call 7:30 p.m., 466-8. Cookle decorating wlll 84386. 203/2t SUPPLY LOCKER of the Kwajalein Art GUlld be the order of the day. lS located at Bldg. 1051 and is open Tuesday evenings from 8-9 p.m. and REGISTRATION FOR GRE EXAM is October 25. LOST Saturday afternoons from 2-3'30 p.m. Con­ Call Andrea Warr at 83000 for more info. CHILD'S MEDIC ALERT bracelet printed tact Denton Mitchell 82065/82418 with "Allerqlc To Calne Drugs." If found please special requests. Art Guild number is TROOP 4, GIRL SCOUTS - Gypsy hike Saturday. call 82274. 204/3t 81800. 204/3t Meet at 10:30 at the G.S. Hut. Brlng lunch, tennlS shoes and a drinking glass. SCHOOL LIBRARY BOOK "Funniest Story Book COMMUNITY GOSPEL SINGERS will not meet Ever", by R1chard Scarry. If found please again until January 3, 1979 to allow par­ HOLIDAY FAIR Children's Workshop Tr. 515 call Danny at 82425. 203/3t tlcipation in the Christmas Choir. Monday at 9:30 a.m. Bring SClssors. 204-3t PROTESTANT YOUTH CHOIR practice: 3-5 Grades FOUND CHRISTMAS CHOIR needs pEople who like to from 9 to 9:45 a.m. 6-8 Grades from 9:45 CH I LD' S SHOES, 1 pr., red "Baby Deer". Call sing. Practlces are held each Wednesday to 10:30 a.m. Saturday at Chapel. 82849. 202/2t evening from 8:30 to 9'30 p.m. at the Island Chapel. ThlS year the choir plans YY CLUB PRESENTS DoD Show "Wlldw;nd" at SMALL AMOUNT OF MONEY found at Rich 10/9. to put on the cantata, "Nlght Of Wonder" 8 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 22. Call 83409/83419 Please call 82521 evenlngs, 83388 days to by Theron Kirk as ltS maJor work. VOlces for reservati ons. 202/3t ldentify and cla1m. 201/3t are needed to make this a success. Please come and JOln In. 204/3tpw BUSINESS CALLS to "Servend of Kwajaleln" SUN GlASSES, orange frames, on Emon Beach may be made Monday through Frlday from 10/14. Call 82312 to 1dentify. 201/3t ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS - Call 81212 weekends 3-4 p.m. to Clarence Eubanks, vendlng Holidays, and Evenings - call 83505 durlng machine manager at elther 83750 or WANTED regular working hours. 204/1tp1 83712. EMPTY SPICE JARS w/shaker tops and covers f/ preschool. W1ll p~ck up. Call 82589. 202/3t WOODEN SCREEN, handcarved: PCSing soon and would love to have one. Call 82834. 202/3t TO BUY IRONING BOARD and cover. Pleas€ call H-83369/W-77435. 20~/3t SERVICES OFFERED RELIABLE 12-YEAR-old glrl w1ll babysit to 9:30 p.m. on weeknights; 11:30 p.m. on weekends. Call 84310. 204/1tpw COMMUNITY NOTICES MOONLIGHT CRUISJ - A llmited number of t1ckets wIll be on sale "dockside" of the Tarlang Saturday, Oct. 21, for those of you who always walt to the last minute. Come on down and enJoy the crU1se. 204/1to V.F.W. POST 10268 1S well on the way toward the 100% membersh1p mark for 1979. Those few STRAGGLERS who have yet to pay their 1979 dues are encouraged to do so at their earl1est convenlence. 204/1to THE BARGAIN BAZAAR needs your donated goods. Call Edna Hatchell or Helen Thomas or drop off your donatlons at the patio of 462-A. DUPLICATE BRIDGE IS PLAYED at the Commun1ty Center each sunday at 7 p.m. and each Wednedsay at 7'30 p.m. 204/2tpw DUPLICATE BRIDGE WINNERS for 10/15: 1st-­ (tle) Joan and Max Sahl, Ila Lambert and Randy Thornley; 2nd--Dor1s Pascoe and Frank Prunestl. 10/18: Ist-- Alix Taylor and Ken Hopke; 2nd--Howard Maurice and Jim Wrlght, 3rd--Murlel Newman and Russ Kees. HAVE A NICE WEEKEND!