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2(t KVEMNC; HERALD, Fri.. August 22. 1980 Low demand could drop gasoline prices WOODSIDE ANTIQUES • Thf .sharp drop in I' S sophisticated plants and plus stocks that clog the supplies and create shor­ dependent oil companies preciably in the event (k’lnand for gasoline and things get kind of touchy," global pipeline from the oil tages. with close ties to cut-rate widespread gasoline dum­ other petroleum products Sternfels said. field to the refiner’s tank Analysts said the in­ service stations. These ping occurs. BUYING has spawned a national oil U S. refineries are when consumer demand is dustry has only one prac­ .private brand outlets sell "Even if retail gasoline Prizeweek Puzzle resumes glut that analysts say could operating at an all-time slack. tical altemitive: larger volumes of gasoline prices were to drop by as loroc refiners to dump gas­ lew of 71 9 percent oj "Refiners can either Refiners hard-pressed to than conventional dealers much as a penny a week G0UI„ SILVER The Evening Herald's popular Prizeweek Puzzle returns oline on the market at cut- capacity versus 86.2 per­ reduce the amount of crude make room in their storage because of their low prices. between now and Christ­ today to challenge readers. The baffling word game, for rate prices. cent a year ago. they procure or cut back on tanks may have to dump ‘fThe major oil com­ mas, I don't believe this WE PAY INSTANTLY ON IH l SPOT Hut oil specialists main- The oil industry's prices to encourage more surplus gasoline stocks at panies will tend to offer the would stimulate consump­ which there is only one correct solution, appears on page 4. tion enough to offset • Class Rings •Jew elry lain the American motorist minimum operating rate is consumption in an effort to depressed prices. Several gasoline they cannot move A correct in this week’s contest will win $25 for the wiHild not go on a gasoline widely believed to be 70 move inventories out to the refiners already have in­ on a distress basis to the in­ growing inventories," he • Anything marked lOR lAK 18K marketplace," he said. said. entrant. The prize will be increased each week until there ''uying binge il pump percent ot capacity. If formed the DOE of unsold dependents who can sell • All Sterling Silver prices pliimmol because operations fall below this V jh e U S. oil industry is gasoline surpluses, opening it,” predicted one analyst, "The United States is not is a winner. 'ho I'nited States has critical mark, the cost of trying to postpone any the way for them to sell off ‘"rhis will mean lower going to return to boom PHONE 643-4639 HOURS 9-5 ^ 'ii'.crt d, an ora ol economic refining each barrel of reduction in foreign oil excess motor fuel to dis­ prices for the consumer.” tim es," Lundberg said. Since 1881 * 20g | .iiisterity crude into gasoline and purchases since a signifi­ count operators. Dan Lundberg, a "We have entered a period 210 PINE ST. • MANCHESTER \n H percent slump in other other petroleum cant production cut by petroleum specialist based of economic austerity that corner ol HTFD. RD. AND PINE ST. Analysts Said the major (OLD KINGS BLDG.) ______1 S oil consumption products rises Saudi Arabia or OPEC’s U.S. refiners could push in Los Angeles, said U.S. is gripping the in­ during the first hall ol 1980 Sternfels said there are other major producers out gasoline inventories gasoline demand is not dustrialized nations and has produced a dramatic two basic ways to trim sur­ could shrink world oil through the smaller in­ likely to increase ap­ the Third World." buildup ol gasoline, heating Fire, blast hit downtown Southington oil and crude (>il stocks, which are stretching the naiioii s storage system to SOUTHINGTON (UPI) - A two- stores. vault which is supposed to be fire Its upper limits alarm fire and explosion ripped Fire Chief Arthur Toth said the proof is still intact. If we’ve lost The surplus has slowed through a downtown building Friday, explosion was caused when the fire everything. I’ve easily lost $75,000." the How ol crude imports injuring 12 people and snarling traf­ spread from the jewelry store to He said if the vault was intact, his BACK-TO^CHOOL SAVINGS! fic as firefighters battled the blaze oxygen tanks in the dentist’s office on loss would be half that amount since in the I'nited States Giant oil tankers are "slow six hours before bringing it under the second floor. much of his inventory was contained steaming — cutting nor­ control. Firefighters said brick was hurled in it. He said he was only partially in­ Police and tire investigators said up the street and into alleys by the sured. mal travel speeds to delay Lloyd’s AHA/FM they had not determined the cause of explosion. One person standing Late in the morning both Simone deliveries to I S refiners Stereo 8-Track and some tankers are the fire, which destroyed a hardware across the street from the building and Wallace were summoned to the ■im holed in I'S. waters Recorder Player store, a jewelry shop and a dentist’s was reported injured by a brick. back of the building by police and fire waiting to unload their office. Several stores, a movie theater and officials. Wallace said officials tpid cargos at terminals Rag. 149.99 Normal business operations at the offices were damaged, most with him "they found items outside the broken windows from the explosion. store which should have been in­ bulging with petroleum. Record direct from stereo or end of North Main Street were A woman stood guard at a carpet The big backup of the phono. Ha s separate basa/ suspended for most of the day as side” supply tram bodes well for treble controls, stereo FM smoke covered the area, electrical shop across the street, watching over Wallace said a hammer was found irxlicator. B SR char>ger ar>d a Persian rug that was hanging in an -on the ground behind the hardware I he American consumer dust cover. power was cut off as a safety precau­ tion and cleanup operations began. unprotected display window. store and that officials had told him will' is assured of ample •Gutdorl Component Stand Fire officials said the blaze ap­ Bill Simone, one of two brothers "the hardware store’s back window supplies ■ said I'rvan Our rUg. 23.70 16.40 Sterntels. executive vice parently started in the basement of who owned the hardware store, said looked to be taped up." president of the National the jewelry store about 4:30 a.m. the eight-year old business was a Southington Police Capt. George t’eiroloum Refiners Eight firefighters and four other complete loss. “I have no idea what Simone, a cousin of the hardware Association in Washington. persons were taken to Bradley the total dollar amount is. I won’t un­ store owners, would not comment on But the over supply of Memorial Hosptial where they were til I sit down and figure it out," said the possibility of a burglary but said petroleum has created treated and released for smoke in­ Simone, adding the store was in­ the fire was under investigation by pri'hlems for refiners halation. cuts and bruises. sured. local fire and police officials. A fire and explosion destroyed a building the hospital with minor injuries and the blast ts'cause the 1' S, storage Police said an explosion at the Richard Wallace, one of two Police officials said although no housing a hardware store and jewelry shop in knocked out windows across the street. (UPI building around 7 a m. blew out win­ brothers who owned the jewelry cause of the fire had been deter­ svstem IS finite Southington Friday. Ten people were sent to photo) The I'nited Stales had dows in stores facing the burning store, said, "I am praying that the mined, arson had not been ruled out. 1 'll billion barrels ol oil in slock al the end of ,luly. a surge 01 IT percent over the 1 11 billion barrels in Hospital officials grilled on building program slorage a year earlier, ac­ cording to the American commission authorized it to spend a social worker, also questioned the Community College. Another will be of the town government The points F’ctroleum Institute in By ALEX GIRELLI hospital on why it had not planned for held there in Room 2 of Building A at made in the statement will be the Uashinglon City Editor for mental health planning after Dr. Related story on page 8. adolescent pyschiatric service. 10 a m. Aug. 29. Still another will be basis of a resolution the town’s Since a minimum of .MANCHESTER-Manchester Dressler’s report had been com­ Hospital officials replied that they held Sept. 5 but the location has not of Directors is expected to pass at a roughly 1 billion barrels is Memorial Hospital’s plans for a new pleted. were aware of the need for such ser­ been decided. special meeting Tuesday. needed lo keep the I'.S. oil mental health building and program the hospital’s application for a cer­ The commission is also seeking an vices but regarded adult service as The first of the hearings Aug 14 industry operating without as part of its $27.7 million renovation tificate of need it requires from the accounting in general of the $250,000 A party to the hearing Friday was their top priority At the time there consisted largely of a tour of the disrupiu'ns. the nation has came under rigorous questioning commission to go forward with the authorzied for planning the renova­ the Health Systems Agency of .North were no pyschiatrists in town hospital by members of the commis­ jii exira 300 million barrels Friday by members of the Commis­ renovation. tion. Connecticut which submitted a The commission members thought Edward M. Kenney, administrator specializing in adolescents and there sion panel hearing the application - or about 18 days worth sion on Hospitals and health Care. The commission scheduled the the amount of data in the application of the hospital, told the commission is now only one. report on the action of its review ol supplies — in storage. The questions came after Dr. The hospital is seeking 36 beds in hearings in Manchester at the committee The agency has taken As refiners with high David M, Dressier, chief of psy­ was inadequate and wanted to know mental health was a top priority of its psychiatric building. Fifty beds request of the hospital. two steps toward approving the inveniories on nand. wtur.P chiatry at New Britain General what data Dr. Dressler’s had at his the hospital planners as early as 1976. are reportedly needed east of the Friday’s hearing was attended by ret loot lower demand Hospital, testified to the commission disposal when he made his He said the hospital called on Dr. hospital application virtually as sub­ Connecticut River, but Kenney said about 50 persons, a number of whom mostly attributable to about his role as a consultant to recommendations and what planning Dressier for advice because it mitted. A third step will be taken the hospital does not feel it wants to spoke in favor of the hospital s higher prices, we have had Manchester Hospital on the develop­ has been done since he completed his wanted an outside opinion and Aug 28 when the Board of Directors because the New Britain hospital is take the responsibility for filling that application 10 >cale down the use ol ment of its mental health program work. General Manager Robert Weiss of the agency receives the report from Specifically the commission roughly the same size as the entire need. laciiities ' Sternfels said and facilities. Friday’s hearing before the com­ entered the hearing as an intervenor its review committee and is expected Dr. Dressler’s report was com­ members want the hospital to file an Manchester hospital. Some small refineries mission was held at Manchester and submitted a statement on behalf to act on it already have shut down, in­ pleted two years ago and is part of explanation of how it used $6,000 the Commission member Jorge Simon, dustry sources said. When refinery utiliza­ tion IS reduced below 70 TV season percent ot capacity, the in- duslrv loses the flexibility Peach fest neighborly that is built into very wiped out By KEVI.N FOLEY good will they generate is just fan­ expanse of peaches which covered HOLLYWOOD i UPI i - The five- the firehouse’s floor Friday was Herald Reporter tastic” week-old actors strike has wiped out Group Proceeds from the sale of the $1.50 overwhelming. the start of the regular fall season on MANCHESTER - "Is it worth the tickets go to the fire department’s “I saw one woman going down the trouble? Where else are you gonna all three major television networks ’’social fund,” according to street this morning on crutches,’’ he CBS announced Friday it was post­ to meet find 4,000 who people get together Christensen, who said the money will smiled. "She was carrying her bowl, ’cause they want to be neighbors?” poning its fall schedule, joining ABU \I\\CHK'>TKR - The be used to purchase uniforms and her towel and a paring knife” and NBU, which took the same action So saying. Eighth Utilities District Like O’Marra, Marvin doesn’t see Manchester Citizens for furniture and other items not in­ Tuesday Social Responsibility will firefighter Tom O’Marra put the cluded in the department’s regular the Peach Festival as strictly an feeling at the 23rd annual Peach .Negotiators for the actors and mo'-i Aug 27 at 7 30 p m. budget. Eighth District affair. movie and TV studios continued in the educational wing of Festival into words and into a nutshell as he watched a huge line of Charged with organizing and "We’ve got many people here from talking in an effort to resolve the the South United Methodist carrying off the festival for his walkout that has shut down most film Church. 1226 Mam St. hungry neighbors stretch up Main 'the town helping out as volunteers," Street almost as far as the eye could ■seventh time was volunteer he said. and TV productions The strike has Items on the agenda will firefighter Bob Eschmann who has suspended productions that ordinari­ include discussion of the see. The efforts of the firefighters and “Every year it seems like we get been preparing for the event for ly would put $40 million a week into two upcoming town months. However, the one factor for their helpers didn’t go unap­ the Los Angeles economy in wages referendums more and more people here," district preciated, either. The long tables set Fire Chief John Christensen success he had no control over —the and other expenses .Members will be asked weather —seemed to be his biggest out across the lot were lined with The season had been .scheduled to to vole on a position on the remarked. "I know we have 2,500 concern as he watched the line of people who were obviously enjoying begin Sept 15 high school bonding hundred tickets out and a lot of folks each other as much as the peaches are buying them at the door” people file through the long tents The UBS schedule, tor one week on­ referendum and on the covering the goodies. and cream. ly. consists primarily ot repeats and referendum concerning The district’s volunteers apparent­ ly have the right ingredients for ’Tm thankful it won’t rain for at "This is most certainly one of the movies. Two shows not affected by •Manchester s participation the strike. "60 .Minutes' and The in the Community Uevelop- success at the large parking lot at least another two hours," he said. In nicest events of the year,’’ Helen Main and Williams streets they use addition to himself. Eschmann said Correia said. "And we want to sup­ Tom Conway Show, " will premiere m e n t Block Grant The only other original program­ program each year for the festival. Add 90 16- the work of the entire department port our fire department.” ming for the week is a special. ' fcln- ■Vlembership in the quart baskets of fresh peaches, 58 and especially that of O’Marra and "Mommy, I like the door prizes,” gallons of fresh, hand whipped Robert Turcotte were appreciated. Mrs. Correia’s daughter piped in. da Carter: Encore’. ' and 'Rodeo organization is open lo all Girl. " a movie for television starring residents, taxpayers, cream, 3,600 biscuits and 60 pounds of "This is the kind of thing that Indeed, a number of small gifts such sugar, and the result is thousands of builds up morale,” he noted, "You go as a coffee maker, wine and garden Katharine Ross and Bo Hopkins members of organizations Bargaining resumed Thursday, ba.sed in .Manchester and smiling faces. through good times and bad times, hose donated by local merchants "It’s the event of the year for the but this is certainly one of the good were up for grabs. Mrs. Donna Alibrio, 50 Horton Road, Manchester, feeds her with negotiators meeting under the persons who work in auspices of federal mediators for the Manchester town, I think," district director times. People have been calling the "We’re new to Manchester,” a seven-month-old daughter, Ashley, a spoon of peach shortcake Willard Marvin said as he held a firehouse for weeks asking when Tudor Lane woman remarked, "and during the annual Manchester Fire Department's Peach first time in two weeks, as about 4 - The meetings are open to 000 striking actors set up a milelong the public ■ large sundae, of peaches and cream we’re going to have it," we bought tickets. It’s such a nice Festival Friday night. Foreground is Neal Alibrio, 6, (Herald evening, we brought our visitors picket line, their biggest yet. at the on fresh biscuits. "Any town needs Marvin echoed Eschmann, saying photo by Burbank) Auxiliary m eftinp more of these kinds of things. The the turnout to help prepare the vast from Long Island along.” Disnev Studios in Burbank M \\( IIIM I.R _ ■Members of the Anderson- Shea FA.'st of the VFW and Its Auxiliary will meet tonight at 7:30 at the Holmes Funeral Home, 400 •Mam St . to pay their respects to the late’john G Craig Stadler leads in j (ilenney. a post member; T h e IIP _____ . . and to .Mrs Tryphena .8erio*afCMf...I^fi)o(baU' Beebe, mother of Mrs Partly sunny with high! near 80. itiona heavy tin weekend ,i<.. Bernice Hagenow, an Detailed forecaat.on Page i. - P a g e to > i , >5-1 auxiliary member 'J<. I" ■if”" ’' Nylon Line Gas Powered C onneeltcui New England Turf * ’ ■ ' ' Weed and Grass Trimmer Lawn Seed Mixture ReDublican Senatevpandldate M illbruoke Hup;f{ini Richard Boxauto blasts GOP < Bellino * 9 7 nig. 129.97 0 0 Our Reg. •O O 7.99 (3 ibe.) primary opptmeirt Jpmds BucUey Chu GLOBE 1.3 HP 2-eycM engine lor power 6 as a "national pwyboy randidate’' to hendle the tooflh fobs. Especially blendaci mixlure lo suit What is your opinion of the Llghtwelghl lor convenience and growing conditions in this im- rq v es^n g the "estifiie j ^ t portability. mediate area! Assures you a wtag.”,Pag»l■iT ■’ ‘ , travel Senrfee ----- f Storage Sheds at Similar Savings beautiful, haalihy fall lawn it ••• *8 Your neighbors* views. • Other Line Tnmmeri ei Suniiar Savings. labor unrest in Poland? 5SS MAIN STltelT (Store stock only, no ralnchecks.) Reg. 209.99 A select Mtrsk force begins . i e43-«1M (Store stock only, no ratncrvecks) meetings to'-fRirif the growing ” ! e( sH itOTM rwnaMee in Ml steiee. ne rskiftitfli \nne Millbroke, Storrs— "1 wish Claire Bellino, Glaston­ Dee O v erto n , Manchester — I'd take the Russians on." BRING US YOUR COLOR FILM problem of eatl)b^U « - theft. i the workers there well, but I'm sorry Orttr 30 Tmr» Pane 8. ' , bury—"I'm very concerned for them, "Carter should take a stand, but 1 (;e«rge Maloney. Manchester — FOR DEVELOPING A PRINTING to see the strike leaders supressed” Travel Ex(ferience don’t know if we should even be ■'Well, the political and military and upset. There Is a great deal of Charlen Koggiiii, Manchester — Authunied agenl In MaadMiter Perfect Results or your money MANCHESTER VERNON repression there already and it can speaking out on it now." strength makes the big difference for all Airlines. nAOruMS and vin-' "It’s a good indication of just how only get harder with the Soviets as it Jack Hearrell, Madison — "Being the strikers won’t win without back on any color print! ^ T tm e much people value freedom. " often does.” an ex-marine, 1 say if I were a Pole, force.” KVKNING HfcKALU, Sal, August 23, 1900- 3 Weiss offers three ideas for spending extra surplus

using revenue sharing funds. But the purchased since January for the funds. will be used for the Probate Court. By MARY KITZMANN adopting this year’s budget. The The court has been hampered by The cruise line gave the passengers a 100 per cent re- - money was allocated to the general town received word that its revenue Highway Department. In June two In the budgeting review process, Herald RePorler limited space for records. lund and certficates worth 50 percent off on a future fund to reduce the tax rate for the sharing funds could be trimmed by other 10-wheel trucks were the board cut a six-wheel truck and a purchased for $97,000, using a portion pickup truck from the Public Works Before the court occupies the cruise. An official estimated the move might cost tlv line SPRINGFIELD, III. (UPl) - Wanda Brandstetter, ac­ MANCHESTER - Robert Weiss, year 1980-81. about $135,000. WASHINGTON i I'I’l ' - For the lirst lime in 1.3 years, town manager, has three recommen­ Later, because of rapidly rising of the anticipated surplus. The trucks Department request. building, some reconstruction is $2.5 million. cused of trying to buy a lawmaker’s proEqual Rights However, when the Status of necessary. Weiss recommends using inllation look a vacation between .lune and July, accor­ ■It was thrilling,; Mrs. Blanche Bresler said of the dations to spend the unanticipated Revenue report was released this prices, the board gave the Highway were purchased, according to Fred Giles said the department is on a Amendment vote with $' ,000 and campaign help, testified surplus funds for the renovation. ding to government ligures released Friday showing no aborted cruise. "I slept under the skies with my husband Friday that her offer nad hinged on whether he voted her $300,(K) budget surplus. week, it indicated the town could end Department approval to seek bids for Wajes, with money in the snow lOyear schedule of replacing two overall increase in the cost ol living His recommendations to the Board the truck. The lowest of the bids is removal account. An unusually large trucks a year, but the goal has not The other recommendation by for the first time," Storms pound Carolinas way. the fiscal year with about $300,000 Weiss, using the "extra" surplus for But several private economists called it a temporary "We re all use to inconvenience,” said Mrs. Ruth of Directors include buying a new $53,830. amount was left over due to the mild been reached in several years. The prosecution has charged Mrs, Brandstetter was more than anticipated. the insurance account, has not been statistical fluke, masking deepseated inflation they see Glickman of Miami Beach. "You can get inconvenienced "Thunderstorms pounded the Carolinas Friday and of­ dump truck, construction for the Hall The uses outlined by Weiss have ^ a r d action on purchasing the winter. The board approved the trying to buy Rep. Nord Swanstrom’s vote with a cam­ discussed. The town recently as running between 9 and 10 percent here in Miami. Thejf treated us royal and even called my ficials in West Virginia, hit with its sixth straight day of of Records, and supplementing the already been discussed by the board, truck probably will be on the The two trucks were discussed reconstruction of the Hall of paign contribution but the defense has said Mrs. received an insurance refund which The Labor Department report said that, thanks to a lamily for me. I’ll absolutely go back. This is my second rain, sought emergency relief from floodwaters that insurance fund. Weiss said in­ except for supplementing the in­ September board agenda. Weiss said during the previous year’s budgejing Records, 66 Center St., when it ap­ Brandstetter was legally trying to influence legislation. proved revamping the Human Ser­ is included in the anticipated surplus. dramatic drop in mortgage rat^^.,the Consumer Price time on the Norway in two months.” forced the evacuation of about 300 residents. dications are the insurance payment surance fund. because revenue sharing funds proces. The Buying the trucks was Index remained last month exarfly Aher^ it was in June Heavy rains, some packed with high winds and golf- account was underallocated in this probably will not be available the approved, but they could not be vices Department. The three social However, the insurance payment ac­ The truck was discussed during count probably will need a supple­ after seasonal adjustments I Fisherman lift blockades ballsiz^ hail, pummeled portions of Ohio, Kentucky and year’s budget. this year’s budget process, and the truck could be purchased using the ordered until the board was sure services departments were com­ A whopping 5 7 percent decline in mortgage rates West Virginia late Thursday and moved into the unanticipated surplus. there would be a surplus in the bined into a single department. ment, Weiss said, and the unan­ Churchill mimic Weiss termed the uses of the Probate Court renovations during canceled out higher prices tot/tood. clothing, medical FOS-SUK-MER, France lUPl) - Striking fishermen Carolinas Friday. Maurice Pass, general services budget. Human Services, with separate ticipated surplus could fund this. LONDON (UPl) — The man who fooled millions of "extra” $300,000 as "previous com­ hearings on revamping the Huma The unanticipated surplus stems care and transportation. ThiTSeparlment said. dispersed from three French harbors Friday but vowed Columbia, S.C., was hit with nearly 2 inches of rain ear- director, said the price of the truck Jay Giles, public works director, divisions. Americans by mimicking Winston Churchill’s “ We shall mitments" which deserved board Service Department. from increases in the interest from to resume their blockade of a vital oil port despite being iy Friday and Charlotte, N.C., with more than an inch. In the budgeting review the Board has risen about 8 percent since the said the arrangement to purchase the The Human Services Department Officials in eastern Kentucky Friday launched drives to never surrender” speech collapsed on a subway platform consideration. bids were received. truck presently considered, was is scheduled to occupy the former investment, tax collections, and state chased away by the French navy. and died Friday. Actor Norman Shelley was 77. The Board of Directors anticipated of Directors tentatively approved ISortvay reaches port The fishermen, who were forced out of Fos harbor clean up debris from damaging rains that sent cars bob­ The truck would be the third truck “almost identical to last year’s Senior Citizens Center on Linden aid. The departments also had about It was actually Shelley’s voice that stirred the hearts of a 11,050,000 surplus from 1979-80 in purchasing a 10-wheel dump truck Thursday by navy tugboats with fire hoses, met at Mar- bing along floodwaters and into homes. One house was arrangement” The truck would only Street. Its office at 66 Center S t. $164,(K)0 left over from this year’s .MlA.Vll I CPU - The cruise ship SS Norway reached millions of Americans who thought they were listening to tigues and voted to return to the scene of their defeat washed from its foundation at Beauty, Ky., late Thursday be purchased if there were surplus across from the Municipai Building. budget. port Friday with its 1.600 passengers, most ol them light Churchill deliver his ringing wartime speech. even though the navy was still on guard there. and temporarily blocked a state highway. hearted about the luxury ship s mid-Caribbean The propaganda was one of the war’s best kept Town asks aid "Despite our setback we will return to Fos to continue Kentucky state police said as many as 100 homes had breakdown but a lew still angry over 30 hours spent secrets, hidden until just last year. without air conditioning, running water or hot food. our blockade." a spokesmen for the fishermen said. been flooded. on sidwalks Petitions being circulated MANCHESTER - The town New breed Public Works Department request Bozzuto raps citizen cooperation in removing weeds and grass from sidewalks. against humanistic center of farmers The department requests each privacy AUGUSTA, Maine (UPI) - property owner to remove the grass By LAIJRKN DAVIS SHKA Kennedy the center wouldn’t renew ‘playboy’ foe its lease for the office it had rented in "Therefore, since humanism is a Prelimihary reports from the U.S. and weeds in the seams and cracks in llenilil Reporter religion and its techniques invade our Census Bureau Friday confirmed the the school board building, due to a the gutters and sidewalks in front of MANGIIKS'I'ER — A petition privacy through the questioning of HARTFORD (UPl) — Republican Senate candidate view of state officials that a new severe cutback in federal funds. Richard Bozzuto Friday blasted GOP primary opponent his house. against the Teachers Center for Bellizzi also told Kennedy the our children and our personal values, breed of young farmers is moving In the past the department used Humanistic Education is circulating it has no place in the public school James Buckley as a "national playboy candidate” who into Maine, bringing with them center will operate in Rocky Hill in­ herbicide on the walks, but the prac­ along with a separate petition stead of .Manchester but will "con­ system .” represents "extreme far right " wing interests. prosperity and new ideas. tice was discontinued for en­ critical of humanism and humanistic tinue to provide teachers in the Mrs. Misuraca said less than 20 The description of Buckiey was given while Bozzuto The census bureau says there are vironmental reasons. The problem education, the organizer of the drives Manchester region with oppor­ copies ol this petition are circulating outlined a seven-point plan to deal with the nation’s 6,461 farms in the state — a 5.4 per­ still exists, and the department said Friday. tunities to attend teacher center "It is not public yet. Only friends of energy problems at a news conference. cent jump from the 5,906 reported in requests individuals’ help with the Mrs. Sandy Misuraca. a workshops conducted by our staff as friends have seen it, ” she said. "Buckley is not a Republican candidate. He’s a 1974. problem. The department notes that Manchester resident, said the peti­ well as assist (local towns) in Mrs Misuraca added, Tve met a national playboy candidate who owes his allegiance to the "It’s a trend that started showing by property owner’s pitching in, the tion critical of the center was written developing their own teacher few teachers, and 1 really like them. extreme far right interest groups." Bozzuto said. up around 1970. and it’s reversing a •He has a history of ignoring people." said Buzzuto, cost will not be reflected in the tax by Pastor Roy Buckley, who she centers.” The ones I’ve met seem really downward trend in the number of bill. who has been pressing Buckley to debate him before the credited with ousting a teachers' From this. Mrs. Misuraca said. "II dedicated and 1 believe there are a farms which has been falling steadil- center from Stratford. lot of them out there who are. I’m not For period ending 7 P M KST 8 23 80 During Satur­ Sept. 9 primary. ly since the early 1800s,” said Bloodtnobile he isn’t giving up. I’m going to stand "He also has no loyalty to the people of Connecticut," In part, the petition reads "As per­ here and say I’m not giving up. ” against the teachers as such. I think day. there will be ram over the South Atlantic Coast Agriculture Commissioner Stewart ’The Red Cross Bloodmobile will be sons of spiritual concern, we believe they are trying to find a way to reach States Klsewhere weather is lair in general Bozzuto said in charging Buckley’s record as a one-term N. Smith. School officials have consistently New York senator was one of votes against conservation in Andover Aug, 25 at the Andover this program perpetuates deception said the school system’s relationship children, where the children are "We still have a number of large Congregational Church, Route 6, and bondage through the employ­ coming from. ” and mass transit. farming opertions eating up smaller to the center has been limited. When pressed about what extreme right wing groups from 1:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. It will be ment of spiritual techniques not from Renting one office for $50 per But Mrs Misuraca said, "I think a Weather forecast ones. But to offset that, there are a the Almighty God and in direct op­ lot of the problem comes right back Buckley supported, Bozzuto said he had "no doubt" they lot of young people coming into the at Rockville General Hospital, Union month, having the center conduct one included such groups as "antiwomen rights organizations Street, Rockville Aug. 27 from 11 position to the holy scriptures ■ of workshop on creativity with Head to the family life. There are a lot of The Connecticut Saturday forecast state, buying up abandoned proper­ and anti-choice groups regarding abortion” a.m. to 4 p.m. Judism and Christianity. ” Start staff and collate teacher unconcerned and loo busy parents, a Partly sunny Saturday with highs near 80 Fair Satur- ties. an(j starting small organic Mrs. Misuraca said up to 100 lot ol breakups in the home, financial The Senate minority leader said his energy program in­ farms," he said.- evaluations of a regional staff dav night Low 55 to 60 .Mostly sunny Sunday with high in cluded equalization of energy prices to relieve the Fun run petitions have been circulating for problems, whatever, .you know, life the low 80s The chance ol rain is 10 percent Saturday and The census reported the trend has development day. northeast 's heavy reliance on oil. immediate decontrol of VERNON-The Indian Valley about 10 days, and each has space for meeting with the staff of a local nowadays. Saturday night. .Northerly winds 10 to 15 mph Saturday spread throughout rural areas of the YMCA will sponsor a 3,2 mile ”fun 14 signatures. Mrs. Misuraca said "1 think the schools are trying to petroleum products and an increased commitment to six-state New Engiand region, where junior high school to explain the and around 10 mph Saturday night. run” on Sept. 6 at 9:30 a.m. The event some are being returned to her with take over everything with go(xl intent mass transit. an agricultureal census showed farm operation ol the center, and meetings Bozzuto also criticized Democratic Senate candidate ■will be free and open to the public. names squeezed on the backs of but I go along with the idea that it \ew Kngland fttrecasl increases of 10 percent in with two or three Manchester Hep. Christopher Dodd, for "offering simplistic solutions There will be a brief organizational forms, although she couldn’t es­ teachers are the extent of that in­ takes a home, church, and school Mu****achu*»eiiH and Kliode Glunil: Low temperatures Massachusetts. 12.7 percent in Rhode timate how many signatures have doing a feood job to make a well- which have failed and will continue to fail." Island, 4,3 percent in New meeting of the new Indian Valley Football practice volvement. school officials say. from the upper 50s to the low 60s 14 to 17 celsius. Part­ YMCA running club before the start been obtained. rounded child. Humanism is not the Dodd will run against the winner of the GOP primary Hampshire. 9.4 percent in Vermont Despite these statements. Mrsm ly sunny Saturday Highs 70 to 75 along the coast ranging of the run at the YMCA office on Two members of an East Hartford Recreation touch football She said a group of women have answer. ’ she said for the seat of Democratic Sen, Abraham A. Ribicoff, and 3,3 percent in Connecticut. Misuraca said she and several other to around 80 inland Fair Saturday night with lows from Route 30. For more information call team practice in Gorman Park Thursday. (Herald photo by left the petitions in local stores and who will retire in January. Smith said many of the new Manchester mothers, including Nan­ Mrs .Misuraca said she "would the mid 50s to the low 60s .Mostly sunny on Sunday Highs the office, 872-7329. churches, but it still hasn’t received Bozzuto's energy plan called for: farmers included in the federal sur­ Reilly) cy McCavanagh. are circulating a rather not make a judgement on the trom the mid 70s to the low 80s —Tax incentives to promote development of alternative the type of circulation she hopes to petition they drafted about 3 e r m o n i Partly cloudy north with scattered showers vey includes "part-time farmers" relatedness or unrelatedness ” of the energy sources; give it. Copies of the signed petitions humanism ' into early Saturday becoming partly sunny Saturday who raise sheep or vegetables on a will be returned to Pastor Buckley, Teachers Center for Humanistic —Decontrol of petroleum prices to encourage more couple of acres, while maintaining The petition states, "We the under­ Education, humanism, and afternoon Highs Saturday in the 70s Clear Saturday development of domestic reserves; Economically feasible she said night Lows in the upper 40s and 50s. Sunny Sunday Highs the employment skills they practiced Religion course planned The humanistic center, which has signed wish to voice our oppsition to humanistic education —Increased commitment to mass transit; Hydroelectric dams such as this one on the Kennebec River while living in urban areas. the continuation of humanistic "I will say. whatever I’ve read in the mid 70s to mid 80s —National equalization of energy prices and supplies so public programs in the coilege's and earn a minimum of eight con­ been the subject of much controversy Maine. New liump-liire Partly cloudy through Satur­ ■'It’s an important part of what’s MANCHESTER - The philosophies in our public school from the teachers’ center. I’m total­ that all parts of the country pay equally for energy; at Fairfield, Maine, have become more economically feasible Community Services Division, to tinuing education units in the over the past month, first came to day night and mostly sunny on Sunday Overnight lows in now that the future of nuclear power is in question in Maine. In happening in Maine agriculture,” Manchester C oj^unity College and the public’s attention at the July systems-. ly against." she said. —Commitment to safe nuclear energy and support of a Smith said. Many of these new the Manchester Area Conference of map out a more complete program. religous education program. "Humanism is unconstitutional lor .Mrs. .Misuraca would not give the the mid 40s to low 50s north and mostly 50s south Credit will be given for courses meeting of the Board of Education windfall profits tax to carry out and maintain high 1979, 20 percent of the state’s power came from hydroelectric farmers are bringing new ideas for Churches have developed a two-year By mid-summer, the parties two reasons: One; the Supreme names of the people who had signed Daytime highs in the upper 70s and lower 80s except taken in the 1979-80 academic year. People acquainted it with nuclear safety standards; plants. Central Maine Power Co. says it will redevelop this sta­ farming where their predecesors certificate program in religious agreed on a two year program of Court declared humanism a religion the petition She said she will bring cooler at the shore Details of the classes to be offered humanism, which Center Director —Renewed emphasis on conservation. tion with the aid of an $850,000 U.S. grant. (UPI photo) failed” education which will begin this fall. religious studies, intend^ to lead to (Torcaso vs. Watkins, 1962) and the petitions to .the Aug. 25 Board of a certificate of completion for study will appear in Monday’s edition in the Frank Bellizzi said has nothing in Kxlended outlook In 1979, MCC invited MACC to pre­ common with his organization. Two; the Hatch Amendment (Section Education meeting and will decide at sent courses with a religious or in religious education. MACC column in The Herald. 439 of the General Education that time whether she will present Extended outlook lor New England Monday through For registration information con­ Thursday. Bellizzi informed moral theme. ’The success of these The certificate will be awarded to Provisions Act) declares our right to them to the board. Wednesday students who complete eight courses tact 646-2137. Superintendent of Schools James Mu»ueliu-el|s. Klioile Gland and Conneelieiil; Patriarca cooperates with grand jury courses led Kim Milling, director of Fair weather .Monday and Tuesday Clouds and a chance of showers Wednesday high temperatures from the mid 70s NEW HAVEN (UPI) - Reputed New Crime Strike Force. months in 1979 and divided proceeds with years. " Federal, state and local law enforce­ to the mid 80s Lows trom the mid 50s to mid 60s England organized crime boss Raymond The newspaper said the apparent target owners in Rhode Island. New York and Rockville festival slated L S. Patriarca has given a voice sample to of the grand jury action was William P. Connecticut. Those alleged owners were ment officials in Rhode Island allege the Maim-. New Hain|i'liiri-: Fair .Monday and chance of Dancers from Griffith Academy, the Grasso. who it said was believed to have never identified. elder Patriarca controls a New England VERNON — Plans are being finalized showers Tuesday ami Wednesday Highs mostly in the 80s a federal grand jury probing illegal "Singing Seniors,” The School of Dance of assumed control of organized crime in the Grasso and Patriarca were in federal mob empire grossing millions of dollars a by the Rockville Commitee of the except 70s along the coast Lows in the 50s to low 60s gambling, published reports said Friday. Bolton, Vernon Youth Services Bureau New Haven area. prison in Atlanta in 1969 when Patriarca year. Rockville Area Chamber of Commerce for Xe rm ip ni: Partly siinny .Monday showers and The New Haven Journal-Courier said drama graup, a Greek-American band and Grasso has been the subject of federal was jailed on a conspiracy to murder the third annual Rockville F e s tiv ^ thunderstorms likely Tuesday clearing and cooler federal prosecutors were surprised the the Bluegrass Band "Up Country Sound.” alleged crime chief didn't fight the sub­ investigations in the past, but has never charge. He was paroled from prison in 1975 after The event is planned for Seplr27 on W ednesday Highs .Monday and Tuesday in the mid 70s to Rockville Green. HOW at TOP HOTCHI poena to appear before the grand jury and been indicted. Asked by WJAR if he spent any time serving five years of the 10-year murder Other activities during the festival will low 80s lowering to the mid 60s to low 70s W'ednesijay The annual auction of bicycles and other Lows in the 50s to low 60s through the period provide the voice sample. WJAR said Grasso was under investiga­ with Grasso in the prison Patriarca said, conspiracy sentence. include a farmer’s market in the parking The newspaper said voice samples had tion for allegedly conducting high-stakes "Yeah, but there were eight more in the unclaimed merchandise by the Vernon lot of St. Bernard’s Church, a bake sale, a been a key part of the investigation. craps games with money going to crime same cell.” Patriarca. who has scoffed at Police Department will open the festival car wash and a bicycle rodeo. families in Providence. He told the station he had not seen allegations of mob connections, continues at 10 a.m. The Almanac The Journal-Courier and WJAR-TV in Other activities will include displays by The federal grand jury probe earlier Grasso since the two were in prison to run his interests in a cigarette vending Entertainment will be presented Providence, R.I., both said Patriarca. 72, area fire, police and rescue units, By I niled l’rc»« International resulted in indictments of six New Haven together. business in Providence despite reportedly throughout the day and will include a and his son. Raymond Jr., appeared sidewalk sales and an arts and crafts Today is Saturday. Aug 23, the 236th day of 1980 with before the grand jury at the request of the area men on charges they ran a casino "No, I haven’t,"’ he said, adding he suffering from diabetes and a heart ail­ karate demonstration by the Park ★ LIBERTY BL 130 to follow (; S Justice Department’s Organized crap game at a local address for nine hadn’t left Rhode Island "in the last 20 ment. Institute of Martial Arts. Irish Step show. The moon is moving toward its lull phase The morning stars are Mercury and Venus Mrs. Phillips The evening stars are Mars. Jupiter and Saturn. Campaign roundup Those born on this date are under the sign of Virgo senior intern iGWAI Dinocrwait American Gen Jonathan Wainwright. hero of Bataan in the Pacific Theater of World War II, was born Aug. 23d MANCHESTER - Mrs. 'IT'S TIME TO from the Kilns of 1883 This also is the date of birth of American Janel 1. Phillips, president, bandleader Bob Crosbv il913i and dancer-actor Gene Jimmy wows AFT, Ron woos friends Manchester Green BRUB PROOF ENOCH Kelly (19121. mam Chapter, American On this date in history B> I nited Inti-rnalionul Teachers, which supported Sen. Edward though, is a clear two-man debate, Reagan’s running mate, George Bush Association of Retired Per­ In 1924, Mrs. Miriam ' .Ma' Ferguson won the President Carter won a rousing Kennedy as part of its rivalry with the between myself and Ronald Reagan. That tried to reassure worried Chinese leaders sons, has been selected by YOUR UWNI (Twmmi LTD. Democratic nomination for governor of Texas. In welcome Friday from teachers who once much larger, staunchly pro-Carter is where the people can decide most clear­ in Peking that Reagan would not "set Sen. Lowell Weicker’s of­ Made in Sta&rdshiit Ei^UikI November, she became the first woman to be elected opposed him, Ronald Reagan courted fun­ National Education Assocition. ly how these two paths to the future might back the clock" on U.S. relations with fice to participate in the Collect each basic placesetting governor of a slate damentalists who never doubted him and But the AFT has now endorsed Carter, affect the lives of all of us." China. senator’s Connecticut Lawn Insect the easy Plece-A-Week Way! John Anderson still had not decided what and greeted him with cheers and chants of The League of Women Voters is spon­ Asked if he thought he was successful in Senior Intern Program. Take home to do about the running mate who so far "We want Jimmy” soring three presidential debates, in- explaining that Reagan would not seek of­ Mrs. Phillips is past Control has eluded him. ficial ties with Taiwan — as he indicated m a piece of Amcnan History Lottery numbers In his speech. C'arter drew a distinction • eluding Anderson if he gets 15 percent ap­ executive director of the with Diazinon® THIS WEEK’S And far away from the cheering throngs between economic policies he would proval in public opinion polls. earlier in the campaign — Bush, former Constituion Council of FEATURE : (n Detroit. Dallas and Minneapolis. GOP The Republican nominee was in Dallas U.S. envoy to Peking, replied: "Who • kills and controls Complete your collection propose to create "hunflreds of Camp Fire Girls, former Japanese beatlas and Winning daily lottery numbers drawn Friday in New vice presidential candidate George Bush thousands" of new jobs and the "pie-in- to meet privately with an old primary foe, knows?” director of the Briston with these jccessory pieces; c England In an attempt to please the Chinese. European chafer grubs, attacked the Russians and tried to mend the-sky” approach of Reagan. John Connally, and address 20,000 "born Home Health Aide Ser­ sod webworms and 2 Rim Soup 79 Sail flt Pepper $179 Connecticut 041 Bush delivered an attack against Soviet ea. lences with the Chinese. He also said he is willing to debate any again" Christians at a “national affairs vices, and past director of chinch bugs • broad 4 Salad Plain . 79 1 2 'Oval Planer puns .Maine 685 expansionism, saying they are vigorously wrm H.OO FOOO pumchasc sp ec ia l s, d o ar ettes Carter finished a two-day campaign out­ candidate who has a "theoretical chance" briefing" lor the increasingly signficant the Homemaker Services range control of Insects 2 l.uncheun Plain 11.79 14“ Oval Planer $5 ANO HER MCUIOCD______New Hampshire. 7808 ing with a speech in Detroit to the of winning the election — meaning Ander­ voting bloc of conservative fundamen­ pursuing the arms race and are not in­ on lawns, shrubs, roses, 4 Mugs ...... 49 9" Vcgelabic Bowl $5+9 of the Family Service sChedulh Hhede Island 5745 568,(JO( .III 0 her American Federation of terested in genuine detente. flowers, ornamental and 4 Cereal/Soups $6.49 Covered Burtcr S* 49 son — but "the thing I want most of all. talists Society of Hartford. WMk 1 ■ DkiAorplale Weak 3 • Brootf N tuner 4 Coajler/A$h Trays $1 79 (jravy Boat w/stand $8 49 fruit trees (85-0350,51) ‘ W m * 3 ■ Cup Weak 4 • laucw Weak $ • Deeeort Oleh Covered Casserole $11 49 Granular Covered Sugar Bow I $5.49 Thu uhcdulr will be repeated 9ti piu can KjiU .Mancticvdi To Advertise To .Report News 25 lb covers 12,000 sq. ft. M'PCAnSR- COVERED BITITER - Bordered BASE Creamer ...... $5.49 a lervce lur 8. 10. ur i?______I'.usl ilarll'irJ Glasliiiiljurv WMhlnftoA Craa^i the Otiawar* COVER Ufayett* Laniluig al We«l Pani Fni ,1 elassilied adverlisemeni rail To report a news item or story idea: Senators criticize Billy lor most Insects, 10,000 Evening Herald "'4:12711 and ask (nr Classilied Dllire Manchester__ Alex Girelli, 643-2711 sq. It. lor white grubs. I M'S "t'27 :.!"( hiiiirx .ire k :i(l a ni In 5 |i in .Monday East Hartford ... .Pat Reilly, 643-2711 that would have earned him millions drinking — suffered after Jimmy Ihinugh Friday When the oihre is WASHINGTON (UPI) - Memfilers I’Mhli'tii'il JaiK i-»i ( |il Siir.il.i'. and i i i ■ Glastonbury .. Dave Lavallee, 643-2711 of a Senate panel investigating Billy It also is investigating whether his Carter became president. tain tMlid.i\' liy (lie Mani hi'-di” I Inxrd rlassilied ads may be placed by Andover...... Donna Holland, 646-0375 1. The 1979 National League ____ 18 2Slbs. deals influenced Washington-Tripoli "But a lot of it you brought upon 1 (05*0302) Liquid quart Traats (05**0350) Liquid« ! Traata I .dling 643 2718 Carter sharply criticized him Friday home run leader played (or I’utihstiint! ('ll licralil .Sqii.ii'i- I'n Bolton...... Donna Holland, 646-0376 Fni inlormalmn about display adver­ and one accused him outright of relations, and if he should have been yourself," by encouraging “commer- which team? |4 0 0 0 aq. ft. Only 010.40 tq. ft. Only OOJO OPEN SUNDAY Hox 'i9l M.mchi'xtcr Cunn iiniuii Coventry ...... Doug Bevins. 64^2711 punished for failing to register as a ’ cial exploitation" for personal profit, (a) St. Louis Cardinals (b) Cin­ tising Call Tom Hooper advertising Hebron .. Barbara Richmond, 643-2711 damaging the president and the Diazinon” . a trademark ot CIBA-GEIGY Have a Complaint? director al 643-2711 foreign agent for Libya until urged by Leahy said. ”A lot of people were out cinnati Reds (c) Chicago Cubs South Windsor Dave Lavallee,643-2711 United States while trying to make 2. ’The name of the 1979 Nawi — II viiu haw a qui-Minn m To Subacribe Vernon .. Barbara Richmond, 643-2711 money. the president to make the mpve. to use you. Quite frankly, you could National League home run I iiiiiplainl al)iiul news ciivcraiii’ rail "I'o subscribe, call Customer Service Billy Carter smoked a cigarette Sen. Patrick Leahy, D-Vt., told Bil­ have stopped it, and didn’t.” leader was Billy Carter did not reply ahd the BUCKLAND Frank Hurfcank managing l■dltcll m at 647-9946 Office hours are 8:30a m. to and said little while the accusations ly Carter that by seeking “commer­ (a) Dave Kingman (b) George To report special news a m p m Foster (c) Keith Hernandez 10 . . to 5 . . SliAi-llarrv I'xci utiu-cdilnr (14:)-27ll 5 30 p in Monday through F’riday and 7 poured out during the second day he cial gain ” from Lib.va, “damage, hearing room was hushed. Circulation — II miu tiau- a |iriil)li'iii Business Alex Girelli, 643-2711 whether intentional or inadvertent, Sen. Richard Lugar. R-Ind., asked 3. The National League leader OPfN MON THR(J SAT B 30A M 10 9 "TOP M (0 ID a m Saturday has appeared as a witness. in runs batted in 1979 was ri'garding .servin’ nr deliverv rail Suggested carrier rates are $1.20 Opinion Frank Burbank. 643-2711 has been caused to the president of Billy, “How in the world could yop aaWAY Family Betty Ryder. 643-2711The special Senate Judiciary sub­ (a) Dave Winifield (b) Dave Cuslnmer Service 647-.W46 Deliverv weekly $5 12 for one month. $15.35 for 040 NEW STATE RD. •Sports Earl Yost. 643-2711 committee headed, by Sen. Birch the United States and to the country have continued negotiations if you Parker (c) Dave Kingman should be made by S 00 p m .Monday three months $30 70 for six months, and Bayh, D-Ind., is investigasting the itself.” knew the Libyans were undermining MANCHESTER ^ S T HARTFORD • MANCHESTER • MIDDLETOWN Ihriiugh Fridav and tiv 7 :i(l a m Salur- $61 40 lor one year Mail rates are • Office hours are 8 30 a m t 5 p m Leahy said he sympathized with the Camp David accords? How could ~ANSW ERS 726 EAST MIDDLE TURNPIKE 900 WASHINGTON ST RT 66 ■lav $220,()00 loan Billy Carter sought and 1150 BURNSIDE AVE AVENUE available on request Monday through Friday Billy’s loss of privacy and medical you in conscience continue 6 4 3 - 5 1 2 3 AND 260 NORTH MAIN ST AT MAIN received from Libya, and an aborted THWl TIL liSO « T 1 oil deal for an American oil company problems — a bout with heavy negotiating with that government?” e te za l| r

. EVENING HERALD, Sat, August 23, 1980 - 5 4 - EVENING HERALD, Sat.. Augusjt 23, News for Senior CitiMena Laboratory technologists Evening picnic games plan well under way graduated from hospital Remember, if you want MANCHESTER - Six'students of Hartford, Maryann LaPierre of Last week the graduates took the with such goodies as hot get enough names on this door partitions. However, more woodworking recovery and know that By VI A LLY F O R T IN 580; G ert M cK ay, 579; to learn more about the recently received certificates Winsted, Kim berly Pennington of national certification examination to dogs, macaroni, salad, list, we will be able to in­ the bus will make its machinery and so we ask cards would be ap­ Hello everybody. The Mike Desimone, 578; Bess project or voice your Manchester and Susan Turner of become registered medical tomatoes and cucumbers, clude a third bus. Deadline regular run for shopping on you to check out your preciated. marking the completion of the first bit of news 1 want o Moonan, 564; Josephine opinions, plan on going to Medical Laboratory Technology Manchester. laboratory technicians, registered by coffee and iced tea and ice for signing up for this trip Tuesday and if we get closets, garage or cellar Here is some additional remind you about is the Schuetz, 364; M a rjo rie the meeting scheduled at course at Manchester Memorial The certificates were presented to the American ■ Society of Clinical cream. We will have some will be Friday, Aug. 29. enough people to sign up and if you should happen to information for you on the evening picnic we are plan- Reed, 562; Olive the Community College Hospital. the students at a luncheon held at yie Pathologists. outdoor games such as bad­ for the bus for our picnic, have any such equipment hospital’s renovation ning fty this coming H oughtaling, 562; Sam Aug. 29 at 10 a.m. , The two-year course is sponsored hospital in honor of the student's and The graduates are also looking minton. jarts, horseshoes, This past Wednesday then we will be able to take that is just gathering up program which really Tuesday. Schors, 561; Felix Jesanis, Schedule for week by the hospital in conjunction with in recognition of the assistance of all forward tp beginning their careers. and possibly a little soft- morning it was pinochle the bus. We will contact dust, maybe you’d like to relates to you seniors. By We plan on gathering 558; Archie Houghtaling, Monday: 9 to 4 p.m. open the Laboratory staff members in fhe Dunn, Pennington and Turner will be ball. time and we had 44 players each one who signed up for donate it to us. We would 1985, the year the project is Manchester Community College, around the picnic benches 558. for business only. No students’ education. employed part time in the laboratory We filled two buses for ^and the lucky winners are: the bus and let them know even be more than happy to expected to be fin ish ^, the which awards fin associate’s degree at S p.m and start serving our Wildwood trip and now In the afternoon it was programs. Dr. Frederick P. Becker serves as at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Bob Schubert, 618; Dom if the bus will be going and pick it up. senior population will have to the students upon successful com­ around 5:30 p.m. Along bridge time and the lucky ’Tuesday: 9 a.m. bus for medical director of' the program, Ms. Dionne is becoming a medical have a waiting list. If we Anastasio. 609: Gus Frank. if so, what time. The rain During the morning we risen about 19 percent pletion of the course. The students prize winners were: Ruth while Evelyn Carlson serves as assistant in the Manchester pffice of date w ill be Thursday, heard that our good friend which means that the need shopping; 12:30 p.m. spend one year the hospital in the Regan, 5,740; Barbara educational coordinator. Dr. Leroy Dr. Nicholas Palermo. Ms. Balskus However, at that time we Bill Rice is now for additional beds In the return from shopping. 5:30 clinical setting following one year of Conklin, 5,140; Mary N. Testerman presented the cer­ is joining the American Red Cross of­ Speech course to be offered will not have a bus. recuperating at his home hospital stay. Another p.m. picnic at our center. classroom instruction at MCC. Sargeant, 4,160; Marjorie Bus pick up for picnic at tificates to the students during the fice in Farmington and Ms. LaPierre By the way, in on 109 Chestnut St. Erna point of interest is that the The six graduates included Caryl Scribner, 3,620. brief ceremony. The laboratory staff will be working in Winsted Memorial September, we are hoping Haberem and Helen Sia- original front entrance to 4:30 p.m. Return around Ann Balskus of East Hartford. Judith accepted until Sept. 5. An Remember, next week 7:30 p.m. also presented gifts to the graduates. Hospital’s Labpratpry. MWCIIKSTKR— A p.m. in Room 122 of to get started in all types of mond are now patients at the hospital will be Dionne of Somerville. Sandra Dunn in-person registration ses­ we are closed to just about course in Cued Speech will Manchester High School. programs and activities the Manchester Memorial replaced with a ground Wednesday, Thursday sion will be conducted all programs because like be offered as part of the The course will last nine and one such program is in Hospital, and so is our good level entrance which will and Friday: Open for Sept. 9 from 6:30 to 8 p.m. every year, it’s cleanup- Manchester Adult Evening weeks. our woodworking hobby friend Wayne Garland. We make it much easier to business only. No at the high school. catch-up time and we will programs. Real estate courses offered School beginning the week Mail registrations will be be installing our folding shop. We are in need of wish them a speedy enter the hospital. Principles and Practices, MANCHESTER - courses will take place at Telephone registration of Sept 15 Real -Estate Appraisal I, Manchester Cemmunity the Registrar’s Office on lor the, Saturday course The 1980 graduates of the Medical Dr. Frederick P. Becker, medical director. C u ^ Speech is a system and Problem s in Re.al cl communication for the Ccllege annpunces Monday, August 25 from 4 only will be accepted until Laboratory Technologist Program are flanked far right. Graduates include from left, San- Estate Brokerages. to 7 p.m. and any Tuesday, August 22. For additional hearing impaired, in which available registraticn fer Tuition for all courses by' Dr. Leroy N. Testerman, pathologist at dra Dunn, Judith Dionne, Susan Turner, one hand supplements, but its real estate pfferings fer Wednesday or Thursday information or registra­ 2 2 except the Saturday class Manchester Memorial Hospital, far left, and Maryann LaPierre, Kimberly Pennington until August 28 from 1 to 4 tion, call 646-2137 does not duplicate the in­ \iHAIR MAGIC\ the fall. The ccurses are is $45.50. The tuition and Evelyn Carlson, education coordinator and and Caryl Ann Balskus. designed to provide both n m formation of the lips. BACK TO SCHOOL WIN *25.00 THIS WEEIH fees for the Saturday class, The course will be taught future and present real es­ which is self-supporting by Mrs Nancy Johndrow tate personnel with the op­ and offered through the of Ellington portunity to prepare for SPECIAL Community Services Divi­ ------The registration fee for (now till Sept. 3) ' licensure as well as for With This Coupon And A 7.50 Purchiio* sion is $80,00. with This Coupon And A 7.50 Purchais’ Manchester residents will ANN PAGE ^ continued growth and Classes will begin Sept. 3 POWDERED DRINK MIX be $6 and for non-residents. knowledge in the real es- through Sept. 9. 3 3 $12. A $5 tab fee for the The Cut *5“ 'tate field. Courses will in­ CHEERI- MAYON- Q t r PRIZE CROSSWORD NO. 1331 Walk-in registration for 33-oz. purchase of a tape cassette CLUES ACROSS: clude the basic Real Estate these and other MCC will also be assessed. AID coni. NAISE The course will meet The Cut A O V ESTISED ITEM POLICY fac)^ at ihaaa adiatcaai} 'EscppI llPfnt F'ohibitpd By Law 'Eicapi iloma ^oNbiiod By Law 1. Evon If you thought the man noxt door a torri- •Im* (tqutftd iq b* (•addT a«4iiabi« *«■ t«if ai o> below ibe limit Ono Coupon Pof Family AP-2 limil On* Coupon Family •OfOMitodm p««e m eacb ASF Sle>« eictpi at iptolicaiW Valid AugutI 34 J0 1110 eoo C w l i i V I Valid AwgusaS-M.ttSO Monday nights from 7 to 9 with blowdry b io ------, you would proaumably atlll n«(pd lA ihit ad bahava In a raaaonably nalghborly laahlon. ColenclQr. A . ; A 6. Houaaa badly damagad by flood, ate., may wall ■ < POULTRY SHOP )))« g ba givan a lot o f------rapalra. U S D A. INSPECTED FRESH-READY GROUND 7. Might aaally catch ona’a oar In tho'atlll of tho Manchester night. Monday Registration A UNI-Sa SALON YOUNG GROUNO 8. Ono who aalla. 1227 MIMUIOE AVL 3 p.m. — Pension Board, Municipal Building, hearing session set L HARTFORD v 10. You do this to a clock. room, BEEF (across from Marco Polo) ' JJi 11. Fat uaad In cooking. 8 p.m. — Board of Education, 45 N. School St. TURKEYS (In Fowdof W H M ) 2 8 9 -9 1 1 |^ 13. A parslstont latacomor will hardly ba bollovad Tuesday MAMTIESTFR- If ha continually usas this sort of axcusa. 8 a.m. — Downtown Coordinating Committee, Students who will be 15. A thing In quits common usa. Municipal Building, hearing room. entering grades 7.8. or 9 in 16. Many a young actrasa wont to Hollywood con­ 7:30 p.m. — Pitkin Glass Committee, Municipal lO lb s. Up ' ^ o e r b i .a d e -:S 5 “ 1 ° i 1 ^ ^ o p September,new to the fidant aha------mako good If givan tha Building, coffee room. Manchester school system, right chanca. 8 p.m. — Board of Directors, Senior Citizens Center, and live in the tiling Junior 19. A girl who’s ------la In no mood to 79f Blast Middle Turnpike. High School district may llstan to would-ba Romooa. tga^sieakss. r Wednesday register at the school office 20. From a fractious ono, troublo la to ba ■ 7:30 p.m, — GOP Town Committee, Municipal between 8 a m. and 3 p.m. oxpocted. FRESH BEEF ROUND-BONELESS Building, hearing room. FiCa COMiaiNS Monday through Friday. }SM 4 SF O n iS IwiiA g m e r B o g f e WHOLE 21. Novals, romancoa, ate. aactklUCOrAS Sirioin 10 lbs. & up New registrants are to Thursday Box-O- (wV B l 1NCH-WIOC RULE Paper Cups Development Subcommittee of the Town Council. 4:45 REGULAR OR SUPER NASISCO OLD HEIDELBERG N O tO h O O k SINGLE SUBJECT MT r Salty Pretzels lb. p.m.. Town Office Building, Council Chambers. 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IrvingSlone, June Carter Klein hosts the riotous perfor­ Although Baha'i religious leaders and emphasizes a quest for universal of Bab, the home where the Baha i X Movla-(Drama) •••• "Thalrv one is a special child of God, unique emphatic gesture here,” "Go rapidly William Lyon Phelps. 6:20 Su n d ay Robert Morlay, Maurice Evans. Tha Cash. mances of comedians like Robin in the United States are reluctant to peace through a world government. prophet Baha'u llah was born X News OKX) Williams. Steve Martin. David Bren lorm ar iVafo victarMcCtaglan. story of the great operetta com­ speak of it, there are growing in­ It has no paid clergy, and teaches According to some ofticials. there 6:20 posers. highlighting many of their X Alice When everyone's holiday ner, Bifly Crystal. Marlin Mull. Ri­ Preston Foatar. A alewwitted man Julie Harns p'ays Mrs William informs on hia buddy ^co llect hia 39 Morning Prayar works. (2 hra.) plana tall through, Alice suggests a chard Pryor and more. dications that the small sect, founded justice as the ruling principle of are reports from Iran that a number 6 ;® Howard Taft who suffered a (8) Movie-(Comedy) ***H "Foul Christmas Eve party at Mel's Diner. 0 Star Trak Paradise reward during the Irish rabalHon. (2 in Iran in 1844. is undergoing new and human society, loyalty and obedience of Baha i have been executed and J. Pinceladas * stroke in the White House, and l) ^ndrome' hra.) P liy " 1978 Chevy Chase. Goldie that appears to be true T Tima For Timothy Olivia Cole portrays the maid Hewn.PlottoaaaaasinatethePope Sunday Night Movla 0 Second City TV 5 ® increased persecution at the hands of to one’s government. i i PRA Bowling Buffalo open who was cai'ed upon lo take ia maaterfuliy interwoven with the R‘Walking Tall-Final Chapter' 1077 ® Movla-(Mystery) ** "Long X News the fundamentalist Muslim religious ■‘What is going on in Iran now is the 39 Ring Around The World special care of the First Lady, m Stars: Bo Svenaon, Laurene Tuttle. W all" 1054 Anthony Quinn. erYicc romance of a detective end a girl on 6 6 To underscore the antipathy authorities in Iran 6 :® Book I of BACKSTAIRS AT THE The continuing atory ot Sheriff Charlea Coburn. An amnesia victim most intensive pressure that the the run. (Rated PQ) (2 hra.) /HOUMI/iaMIIM/ SOUTH UNITED METHODIST CHURCH. 1126 But Glenford E. Mitchell, the chief Baha'i faith has experienced since between Muslims and the Baha'i J. Prayer WHITE HOUSE The mini senes 0 Program Unannounced Buford Puaaer's battles with local diacovera he's been framed lor wTuiaTSTi a« ixiT aa sxjmn l a m Andover Manchester “ 00 will be rebroadcast on Sunday. corruption in Tenneaaee. (2 hrs.) several Crimea. ( i ® mina.) Mam St Rev Dr George W. Webb. Rev Laurence faith, which is understood by many 0Movie-(Muslcal)***1k "InThe M Hill. Rev Bruce A Pehrson. pastors. 10 a m.. executive officer and secretary of 1955." one Baha’i familiar with the ) Christopher jloseup August 24 Monday. August 25 X tt la Written 11:45 Good Old Summertime" 1040 FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH of An­ GOSPEL HALL. Center Street 10 a.m . breaking Worship service, 7:30 p.m.. Praise and leaching the National Spiritual Assembly of Muslims to be an Islamic heresy, 7 Auto R acing*® 0 Larson Sunday Night situation said. Tuesday August 26 and Thurs­ Judy Garland, Van Johnson. In this (S) dover. UCC. Route 6 Rev. Richard H. Taylor, bread. 11:45 a.m . Sunday school. 7 p.m., gospel service. Baha'i officials poinl out that while I This Is The Life day. August 28 musical remake of ‘The Shop (9) Jaka Fats GoapelTtma 12: ® pastor. 11 a m worship service and nursery care. meeting the Baha'i faith in the United States, t News 0 Baseball Boston Red Sox vs XMovla-(Drama)**** "Odd Man EMANUEL LUTHERAN CHURCH, Church and In 1955, during the reign of the Christianity is recognized as a The mne-hour NBC-TV mim- Around the Corner', long-time pen 9'45 e.m , Sunday School FULL GOSPEL INTERDENOMINATIONAL Chestnut streets. Rev Dale H Gustafson, pastor: says the situation of the church in 11. Worn w^porfunltles Sssttle Msrinsrs Out" 1047 JameaMason,Kathleen senes trom Ed Fne.idly Produc­ pals, now working together in a CHURCH. 745 Mam St. Rev Philip Saundera. Rev Michael R Lohmann. associate pastor. Lee America has been somewhat shah, there was a widespread out­ religious group in the Iranian con 8 Jim -v Swaggsrt tions focuses on the personal muaic store, immediately dislike 0:15 Ryan AnIriahRebeileaderiahunled minister 10.30 a.m . praise, worship service and 39 Re< • f 3srd 0 0 M a s te rp la c e T )> # s tre ‘Lillie; by the police after a daringrobbery. Goodwin, intern: Rev C. Henry Anderson, pastor clarified by the Iranian situation. break of anti-Baha’i persecution that stitution. the Baha i taith is not lives of eight Presidential each other while not knowing their Bolton Bible study. 7 p m., deliverance service emeritus 8 a m Worship in the chapel: 9:30 a m 8 Ed Allen wnow families as remembered by a true identities. (2 hrs.) Americs' Episode IX. From her first (£hrs..®mlna.) FAITH BAPTIST CHURCH. 52 Lake St Rev was condoned, if not sanctioned, by ® Morningtown 0 Europaan Soccar Champion- Worship in the sanctuary, children's chapel and "The American public has had a mother and daughter who. 0 Movie 'In the Good Ole Summer­ d iy in Amsrics, Lillie ts cheered CHURCH OF ST MAURICE. 32 Hebron Road James Beliasov. pastor 9:30 a m . Sunday school. 7:30 nursery. mixed reaction about the Baha’i the shah’s government. They say we are a political group between them, served as White time' l049Judy (Garland, VanJohn- wherever she goes - until disaster ship Belgium va Maly Rev Robert W Cronin, pastor. Saturday mass at 5 10:30 am., worship service: 7 pm., evening ser­ Man Builds. Man Destroys cloudstheopaningolherplayinNew NORTH UNITED METHODIST CHURCH. 300 and not a religion, ' one ollicial said. House maids for 52 years aon. (Programming may be inter- 0 Sonny And Char: Their Rock pm : Sunday masses at 7:30. 9:15 and 11 a m vice faith, ” Mitchell said in an interview. I . Faith Fc'Today Parker St Rev. Or Howard L. Love, pastor 9 a m ^ t e d due to pledging.) York. (Closed Captioned) (60 And Roll Years Quaala: Nail Seda- BOLTON UNITED METHODIST CHURCH. 1040 CHURCH OF THE ASSUMPTION. Adams Street There are about 450,000 Bahais in ■ and they charge that we are spiis X Christophers Worship service "Some still think that we were sup­ 0 Sunday At Six mins.) ka, Wollman Jack. Paul Anka and Boston Turnpike. Rev. Marjorie Hlles. pastor 9:45 at Thompson Road Rev. Edward S Pepin, pastor. Iran and some 100,000 in the United S Whealia CONGREGATIONAL CHURCHES. 10 a m porters of the Shah but as the situa­ lor various governments COWMM MMCtt me 0 : ® tha Coaatera a.m , church school, 11 a.m.. worship service. Saturday masses at 5 and 7 30 p.m.. Sunday United worship servee tor the congregations of ® Davey And Goliath 12:15 States. 6 : ® X ' Tha Jaffarsons George and ST GEORGE'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH. Boston masses at 7.30, 9. 10:30 and 11:45 a.m. both Cenier Congregational Church and Second tion has unfolded, because of the 7:45 0 Maaaachuaattas Council Of X CBS News Louise have idyllic plans lor their Turnpike Rev John C. Holliger. vicar. 10 a m.. CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER-DAY Congregational Church at Cenier Church during experience the United States is According to confidential reports It IS a charge church ollinals ® Sacred Heart 301h anniversary until Louise's Rabble X ABC Nawa Family Euchanst: 11 a.m. Nursery program and SAINTS. Woodside Street and Hillstown Road. July and at Second Church during August received in the United States from strongly deny 8 :® 0 0 0 NBC News jealousy leaves George alone in tha 12: ® THE [g coffee fellowship. Wendei K Walton, bishop. 6 30 a m.. Priesthood now having with Iran, there is X We Believe 0 Tha Great Human Adventure M th of temptation. (Repeal) 0 Oat Smart BOLTON CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. Bolton and Relief Society: 1115 a.m.. Sacrament Meeting Eurpoean human rights groups, "The Baha 1 will not act against a X Celebration Of Tha Eucharist better and better understanding of ® Muppata Show Quest: Doug X Worid Tomorrow 12:45 Latest B^shion... Cenier Road Rev J. Stanton Conover, minister SALVATION ARMY. 661 Mam St. Capt. and Mrs. South Windsor systematic attacks by gunmen were government. " Mitchell said "This is X Jamas Robison ®Movta-(Advenlura)*** "Ooki- 0 Uatan our problem” 11:® "Claudina" 1074 Oiahann Carroll. 19 Miss World Beauty Pageant Henning 9 30 a m.. worship service and nursery. 10 a.m. Arthur Carlson, corps officers 9:30 a.m.. Sunday Q} Summer Basketball Southern flnoar" 1064 SeanConnery,Honor 1 :® Founded in 1844 by Baha’u’llah, carried out on 20 Baha’i community why we have so Irequently been the XM ovle-(Adv«ntur«)** "Tnrzpn Jamas Earl Jonas Story ol a love 3 :® 7 : ® school. 10 45 a.m., holiness meeting: 6 p.m., open- WAPPINQ COMMUNITY CHURCH, 1790 Calilornia League. Los Angeles Blackman. James Bond ® 7 Is sa- (Q) Movla -(Comedy) **W ...In Murder. air meeting: 7 p.m . salvation meeting. centers within days of the beginning and tha Graan Qoddaat" 1038 affair between a black garbage col­ X Movla-(Historical)** "Water­ X ® Minutes Ellington Road Rev Harold W Richardson, whose name means "Glory of God ” greatest scapegoats The shah 9. Dr. Gene Scott signsd to slop Auric Qoldlinger's "Shame. Shame On Tha Bixby Harman Bru. Ula Holt Tarzan goaa lector and a poverty-stricken loo" 1071 Rod Steiger. Chris­ X ® FantaaylalandTattooiakid- UNITED PENTECOSTAL CHURCH. 187 Wood- minister. 9.15 and 10 45 a m., worship service and of Iran’s Islamic Revolution, 8 Robert Schuller smuggling ring, and uncovers a Boya" 1070 A lighthearted wes­ Coventry and who followers look to as the most treated Bahais very badly and in quaat of lha legendary "Graan mother of six. (2 hrs ) topher Plummer. The story of nepped and held lor ransom by an bridge St. Rev Marvin Stuart, minister. 10 a m., church school 3 i 0 Sesame Street diabolical plot involving Fort Knox. tern about a cattle rustling family Sunday school: fla m ., worship: 6:30 p.m.. prayer: recent "Manifestation of God. ” exploited them very badly because Qoddaee an anciani Mayan relic CC UftOfRHty Napoleon's defeat at Waterloo by evil former island employee and hia o ST FRANCIS OF ASSISI CHURCH. 673 Ellington (Programming maybe interrupted (Rated PQ) (2 hrs.) who challenge the local deputy toa COVENTRY PRESeYTERIAN CHURCH. Route 7 p.m . worship. Road Rev Cart J Sherer. pastor Saturday masses containing a pricelaaa eacrat for­ 0 Programming Unannounced General Wellington. (2 hra ) diminutive sidekick, and two or­ Other manifestations have included In addition, revolutionary he could rely on the tact that they due to pledging) 4D Old Time Gospel Hour shootout at the old corral. (Rated 44-A and Trowbridge Road. Rev. Brad Evans, mula ( ® mma) ® Accent On Living 4^ Softball Men's WorldFasiPitch phaned children get the chance to PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, 43 Spruce St. Rev at 4 and 5 30 pm.. Sunday masses at 7 30. 9 30 militamen invaded and broke up 39 Oral Roberta 10:® PQ)(2hra.) pastor Sunday. 9:30 a m. worship: 10.45 a m. Sun­ Richard Gray, pastor. 10:30 a m., worship service, Abraham, Moses. Buddha, Christ and wi'uld not attack X Rax Humbard 0 Movie -(Waatarn) **4 Championship Quarterfinal choose ideal parents. (Repeat; ® and 11am SI Devlin X Trappar John M.O. A brilliant 0 Risk Of Marriage day school. 7 p.m Bible study and tellowahip. nursery. 9:15 a m , Sunday school. 7 p.m.. informal ST. MARGARET MARY CHURCH. Rev John J. spiritual meetings, charging that the In the United States, there is 0 Sunday At Tha King's Houaa "Sombrero Kid" 1042 Don Red' 4X Sunday At The King’s Houee mina.) « Muhammad. ® Latino nsurosurgaon, Trappar John. Gon- 1:10 Wednesday, 7 30 p.m. prayer meeting. worship. Quinn, pastor; Rev Joseph H. Keatmg, assistant 0 Old Tima Goapal Hour Barry, Lynn Merrick Kid joins oul- 0 Dolphin This film chronicles an - (iD SportsCenter services were “ anti’revolutionary ac­ more understanding ol the Baha'i 8 :® zo.RIpplasand Jackpot all combine 0 ABC News PRINCE OF PEACE LUTHERAN CHURCH. Route ST JOHN'S POLISH NATIONAL CATHOLIC pastor Saturday masses at 5 p m . Sunday masses Known often as "the quiet 0 Daktari iawaandlindathairleaderiamraalr adventurouB attempt to commun­ 0 0 0 DIeney'a Wonderful tivities” Nearly all Baha'i holy S. Tony Brown't Journal to form an aaria pattern around a 1:25 31 and North River Road. Rev. W. H Wilkens, CHURCH. 23 Golway St. Rev Walter A. Hyszko, at 6:30. 10 and 11 30 a m religion, ” the faith centers on the laith than ever, becau.se in part ol the 0 Soccar Mada In (2armany ty tha town banker. ( ® mina.) icate With wild dolphins and World 'Child Of QIasa' A young boy X Eighth Day centerpiece consisting ol a girl who X ABC Nawa ' pastor 9 s.m . Sunday school. 10:15 a m . worship pastor 9 a m., mass in English. 10:30 a.m.. mass In ST PETER S EP^5COPAL CHURCH. Sand Hill places have been confiscated, accor- hostage crisis.' Mitchell said 0 Big Bkia Marbla documents a unique two-ocean ef­ must aoivea l®-year-old riddle In* idea of the unitv of mankind through X DayOtOiecovary la oolng blind due to a brain tumor. 0 USAF RaHgtoua Film service English and Polish. Road Rev. Bruce Jacques, vicar; Rev Ronald E 0 Mundo Raal fort at contact through the use ol volvingihe ghost ofegirtwhohaunts 0 Robart Schullar(CapUofted) R e p e a t;® mina.) 1 :® ST MARY S CHURCH. Route 31. Rev. F. Bernard ST. BARTHOLOMEW'S CHURCH. 741 E. Middle Haldeman. assistant to the vicar. 8 a m . Holy Com­ 11:25 0 Super Mamortae Of Tha UPE music played on an underwater a mansion if he is to set the ghost TK 0 Jonny Ouael X Nawa X Nawa Miller, pastor. Rev. Francis A. Liszewski. assistant Turnpike Rev. Martin J. Scholsky. pastor. Saturday munion; 10 a m . family service and Sunday schooi. ® JawlehHarltaga X DaarAlax AndAnnIa Suparbowia keyboard. ( ® mins) tree and releaee himself from Its pastor. Saturday masses at 5 and 7 p.m.: Sunday 0 CouataauOdyaaay The Nile' power. (Conclusion;® mins.) X Jimmy Bwaooarl 1:35 mass at 5 p.m., Sunday masses at 6:30. 10 and AVERY STREET CHRISTIAN REFORMED BWi 6 :® 11:® 1 3 :® masses at 7 30. 9 30 and 10:45 a m. 11:30 am X Faca Tha Nation Part I. In this program. Jacquae 0 Up Beal ’® Variety program 10:® X Moment Of MadiUtlon CHURCH. Rev Bert VanAntwerpen. pastor. 9 45 X BeanSproute X ® Sunday Afternoon SECOND CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. Route ST. JAMES CHURCH. Rev James Archambault. SPEAKS X ® Animala, Animala, Cousteau charts lha impact of exploring tha sights and aounda of 0 0 Pavarottl:KlngOf ThaHIgh 1 :® a.m.. Sunday school. 11 a m. and 7 p.m . worship Church activities 0 :® Baseball 44A Rev Robert K Bechtold. pastor. 9:30 a m.. Rev. William F Carroll, Rev. Francis V- Krukowakl. By modern man's increasing tech­ tha '80'a, featuring Neil Sedaka. C’aThis document ary ia a portrait of X Nawa service, nursery at both Services X Barrio Aftimaia (S)Movla-(Advantura)*** "Gold- .Education lor all ages, 11 a.m . worship service 0 FaaNnfi Fraa Thla program ax- nological intrusion on life along the John Travolta and other top atara on the moat acclaimed tenor ot our team ministry. Rev. Edward J Reardon, in MESSIAH EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH Eugene X Suparharoaa flngar" 10i54 SeanConnery,Honor residence. Saturday masses at 5 and 7:30 p.m.; (Wisconsin Synod). 300 Buckland Road Rev ploraa tha inlaraata, humor, energy world's longest river. ( ® mina.) location. timea, Luciano Pavarotti. Brewer X Davay And Goliath Blackman. James Bond ® 7 is as­ East Hartford Sunday masses at 7:30.9 and 10:30 a m. and noon. and inaighta of live ditablad chii- 0 Nawamakara 1 (h ® Ronald Muetjel. pastor 9 30 a m . worship service. X 8 Oral Roberta signed to atop Auric Goldfinger'e 7 : ® ST BRIDGET CHURCH. 70 Main SI. Rev Philip •a dran, thetr fnanda and their 1 :® 4D Inlamatlonal Ruoby Auatm va X Sports Extra 10:30 a m.. Sunday school. listed for week il; Family Focus smuggling ring, and uncovers a FIRST ASSEMBLIES OF GOD. 763 Oak St Rev A Sheridan and Rev. Emillo'P Padelll. co-pastors. OUR SAVIOR LUTHERAN CHURCH. (Missouri Do you lind yoursoll guasla X Apple Pollahara Combined Sarvicea 0 Sunday At Tha Kkifl'a Houaa 0 Jimmy Swaggert diabolical plot involving Fort Knox. Ralph F. Jeiley. pastor 10 a m.. church school: 11 Saturday masses at 5 and 7 30 p.m; Sunday Synod) 239 Graham Road. 9 a m . Sunday school: 9 —The Church of the 0 Adalanta 4D Ropafallowa Call To Prayar 4 s Uving Faith 11K)0 Emanuel Lutheran Church Iroquonlly pulling yoursoll 0 MIeter Rogers (RaladPQ) (2 hra) a m . morning worship. 7 p m . evening service masses at 7 30. 9. 10 30 and noon. and 10:15 a m . worship Sperial concert 11:55 0 This Weak In Baaaball 8 : ® X Movla -(Orama) ** "Rage" CO N TH lW f FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH of East Hartford Messiah will hold a public down discounting your 0 Sesame Street 1072QaorgaC. Scott.RIchardBa- JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES. 647 Tolland Turnpike. next week are the X SchoolhouaaRock 0 It'aYour Buainaaa X On# Day At A Tima Ann unax- (Southern Bapt'Si Convention). 36 Main St Rev. M V M IIK S T E K — Paul wiTtli. disparaging your 0 Popeye aahart. Whan a peecatui rancher's 9:30 a m Bible discourse: 10 20 a.m.. group dis­ Vernon rally for Jesus over the lollowing: ® World Tomorrow 2 ; ® ' pectedly finds heraaIMn her moat Charles Coley, pastor 11 a m and 7 p m . worship cussion Munsie of Manchester will talents " Such is the slate ol ATP P.o Ttnolt 4 :® • youngaonisklll®bychemicallest- Labor Day weekend. 0:15 (X aerious romantic involvement since services nursery 9 45 a m.. Sunday school: 6 p m.. ZION EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH ST JOSEPH CHURCH. 33 We»t St. Rockville X World Series Of Golf her divorce,cauaingherloqueation Ing he takes revenge on those re- appear in concert Sunday many poi'plo This .-oil- X New Day Championahipa T'sinmg Union (Missouri Synod). Cooper and High streets Rev Saturday masses at 5 and 7 p.m.: Sunday masses Sunday —1’2 am VKA X Baaaball Los Angalaa Dodgers 0 0 0 SportaWorld harmoalintimatafealings.(Rapaat; lepneible for the accident. (2 hra.) with a gospel music deprooialion causes them 9 :® FAITH LUTHERAN CHURCH (Lutheran Church Charles W Kuhl. pastor 9 a m , Divine worship; at 6 30 (Polish). 10 and 11 15 a m. beach day vaNaw York Mala 0 National Qaographlc ® mina.) (Pt. I. of a two-part } MMafTlnIf Tima For Sporta in America) 1120 Silver Lane Rev Paul E. Henry quartet Iroin Eastern The rally will take place lo bohavo variously, idlen i. Spiderman 'Myataries of tha Mind' This pro­ Holy Communion the first and third Sunday of each ROCKVILLE BAPTIST CHURCH. 69 Union St Monday —7:30 pm I'e- AFTERNOON 0 M ovie-(Com edy)** 4 "Tha apiaode.) 3 O 0 0 J r. pastor 9 30 a m worship service month F’riday, Saturday, and Sun­ X MyThraaSone gram delves into soma ol the intrigu­ ) Dave Allan Show Rev Robert L LaCounle. pastor. 9 a m , worship Nazarene College. Quincy, anti'Soeialh 12: ® Villain" Kirk Douglas, Ann- X ® Those Amazing Anhnaia FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. 67 Mam CHURCH OF CHRIST. Lydsll and Vernon streets.. day evenings at 7; 30 p.m nant associatiim, j : Nawark AndRaallty ing research being done lo unlock 0 PTLCtub-TalkAndVarlaly service: 10 IS a m . Sunday school: 7 p.m.. evening II only Ihoso m diuduals 8 OayOf DIacovary X Up Front Margrat Abadguy teamaupwitha Twounderwaterphotographeraara St Rev William E Flynn, minister 10 a.m.. worship Eugene Brewer, minister 9 a.m.. Bible classes: 10 Mass, at the Church of the the secrets of how the human brain 11:16 service in the auditorium the YM- Tuesday —9 am stall. 34 Elaclrlc Company X ® laauaaAndAnewara bunch ol crazy Indiana andtrytorob attacked by sharks, a miniature service church school child care, it a.m . coffee a m . worship. 6 p m . worship SACRED HEART CHURCH. Route 30, Rev Ralph Nazarene. 236 Main St. 0,'uld Irnow and areopt as functions. ( ® mina) X CBSNews S9 Cetebrala X Robart SchuHar(Capiionad) another man's fortune (Rated PQ) horse solves mathematical prob- hour 6 pm youth choir. 7 p m youth fellowship FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST. 447 N Kelley, pastor. Rev Michael Donohue Saturday YWCA 10 a m Beethoven. 7 30 9 M ovit -(O fim a )...... Tha 1 1 :® The performance by 'A roal tho laol Dial God loves 0 Journey To Adventure (90 mma) lama, and a parrot makes its televi­ J O H N n v N FAITH TABERNACLE CHURCH. 1535 Forbes St. Mam St 10.30 a m . church service. Sunday scliool, mass at 5 p m . Sunday masses at 7:30. 9. -10:30 S i Top Cat YoungPhiladelphlana" 1050Paul X Movla-(Comedy) **Vk "Jaa- p.m. Parish L ilc (’imii- them .No m anor how in- ® RaxHumbard 0 Can-Am Racing u> Harvest Temple sion debut aa en opera singer in this BUJUSHI iWKROVD Rev Ralph Saunders, pastor 10 a m . Sunday and care tor small children. a m and noon Mighty Fortress" will Newman, Barbara Rush. The story alee" 1 M 2 AngiaDickinaon.Maur­ mittee, Conway Diet. 1 0:® 0 AK-Star Soccar 0 Room 222 sneak preview edition. Hoat: school It a m w o '.hip service: 7 p.m., COMMUNITY BAPTIST CHURCH. 565 E Center ST JOHN S EPISCOPAL CHURCH. Route 30 begin at 7 p.m. The rally will include signdioani. lorlorn. lonely, SoHd Gold '70 Co-hosla: Glen ofapoor lawyer who achemeato the ice Chavaliar. In her village, an evengeiuilic service. Nursery at all services. ^3j CBS Sunday Morning 0 Cinama Showcaaa Pumpir»g 0 Burgaaa Meredith. Priscilla Praa- St. Rev James I Meek, minister 9:15 a m . Church Rev RobeM H Wellner rector 8 a m.. communion, Wednesday -7 p.m or sinlul you may be. (’■«) lop. and the society girl he hopes to Hatian nddwtta ia lusted attar by tha singing, praise, and X Uttal Rascals Iron' A faacmating look at tha body­ Campbell, Dionne Warwick. Gold lay. ( ® mine.) BURNSIDE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH. 161 school for all ages, kindergarten through Grade 4 to a m . family service and church school. Joint service at Concordia loves you—BY N.-\MK' Ho win. (2 hra, ® mint.) mala population. (2 hra., ® mina.) T I & [H i j y Kids Are People Too building myaliqua, atarring Arnold record winners perform their hit X R a i Humbard Church St. Rev Henry J Scherer Jr., pastor 9:30 continuing during the service, 10:30 a.m . Morning VERNON ASSEMBLIES OF GOD CHURCH. 51 South church prayer. Father Reuben X David Suaakind Show Thursday —10 am . wants what truly is best lo r rX MassForThe21Th Sunday Of Schwarzanaggar songs. Quests Peaches and Herb, (jS Standing Room Only: Unda a m worship hour with child care provided for in- worship, nursery provided. Old Town Road. Rockville. Rev. Micheiino Ricci, Torrey and Bishop Ber­ Blondia, Super Tramp. Nicotette X Mpvta -(Advantura4>raiiia) (ants through age 5 MANCIIKSTEK you You are worth Tha Yaar 0 What About Woman 4 :® RonsUdt In Concert Linda Ron- B W lS CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE. 236 Main St. Rev pastor 110O a m. and 6 30 p.m.. worahip services Prayer group. 11 15 am Larson “Blood on tha Sun" 1045 WESLEY MEMORIAL CHURCH (United tram Schlossberg will 11 SportaCantar 0 Movla-(Advanturo)**^ "Up (ID Faatival Of Faith Bladt parforma all her grealeat hits. Neale McLain, senior pastor; Rev. George Emmitt. VERNON UNITED METHODIST CHURCH. Route —Events planned by South something-namely, the Jamas Cagney. Sylvia Sidney. Poll- Methodist Church) 110 Ellington Road. Rev. Gor­ care and visitation; 2pm I I Lifastyiee Parlacopa" 1050 Jamaa(3arnar. 4 : ® She'a a maslar of rock, pop and minister of visitation and outreach. 9:30 a.m.. Sun­ 30. Rev. Marjorie Hiles. pastor 915 a.m., worahip United Methodist Church preach. hie ol God's Son. John 3 16. X KInar'aKornar country and waatern muaic whose licB, intrigua and violence are com* BROTHERS don Gale Dsstor 9 30 a m . worship service, child day school. 10:45 a m., worship, children's church Laurel Manor visitation 39 Today in Bible Prophecy EdmondO'Brian ANavyliaulanant. 0 Cousteau Odyssey The Nile' service, nursery. tor next week are as Your peers may nol 8 Chalice Of Salvation during W W U. la ordered aboard a 5 :® veraslilily has earned her seven care and nursery; 7 p.m.. evening service, nursery. CHURCH OF ST. BERNARD. Rockville. Rev Saturday —8 p.m Part II. Captain Cousteau contmuea TRUTH BAPTIST CHURCH, meeting in Stye reeognize your wi'rlh You Bubmarina lo gat apaciai pholo- (7) Kojak platinum records. CALVARY CHURCH (Assemblies of God), 647 E. John J. White, pastor Saturday masses at 5 and 7 follows; Bishop Schlossberg, who 2 4 0 Studio See hit 4(XX) mile tourney down tha Nile CATES OPEN 7 30 FEATURE 1st AT DUSK Elementary School. Kingston Drive. Rev. BIm Emanuel Hill Chapter ol 39 Of The Mass grapht of a Japanaaa controlled to the great Delta, which conlaina X Jokar, Jokar, Jokar 1 Middle Turnpike. Rev. Kenneth L. Gustafson, p.m.; Sunday masses at 8 00. 10 and 11:30 a.m is bishop of the Syro- may bo ignored by society Rowley, pastor 10 a.m Bible classes: 11 a.m. pastor. 9:30 a.m.. Sunday school; 10:30 a.m., ser­ Tuesday; 7;30 p.m. A A in Luther Hall. S i Jetsons island (2 hra.) alxty percent of Egypt's cultivated (u) Europaan Soccer 0 0 8 Tht OHi Event ROCKVILLE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Your secular ae- worship service. 7 p m . Evening service Nursery vice of worship: 6:30 p.m.. evening service. Women’s Prayer and Study Chaldean Church of North ^ 10:30 land. ( ® mine.) ChamplonaMpa ‘Bsckataira At Tha While House' m iT O H N i V 142 Grove Si. Rev. Richard Thompson, pastor Emanuel Lutheran Church. complishmcnts may be ol provided lor all services CONCORDIA LUTHERAN CHURCH. (LCA). 40 America, lives in East Br'sdy Bunch 0 Tha 7lh Annual Bluagraaa 0 Firing Lina Hoat: William F. 1870 Stars; Olivia Cola. Robert 10:45 a.m.. worship service. Group at 1208 Main St. 12:M Pitkin St Rev. Burton 0. Strand, pastor; Rev. David 60 Church St. little eonsequenee to the 1 ; Point Of View Ramble Champion tiddlers, guitar- Buckley. Jr ( ® mine.) Vau^n.MaooioRooerabecomese .S7 7 ' FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH of Vernon. Hartford with his wife and X Racart V ticinicGoca /: B Stacy, associate pastor. 9 a m. Holy Commu­ Wednesday; 7;30 p.m. world. Hut lo know that T t Softball Men's WorldFasiPitch iata and dozana of Bluegraaa. go­ 5 : ® A maid at tha White House, and ia 695 Hartford Turnpike. Rev. John A. Lacey, X I Love Lucy \ ^ B A N A N A S Glastonbury nion. nursery care provided. minister. Rev. David C. Bowling, assislant minister. Men’s Prayer and Study two children. Father Championship Quarterfinal X )® NFL Pra-Saatpn Football apal and instrumental musicians CX OulzKIda quickly conaumad by tha demands l/f Of / / \ you arc loved ol G ixi and IS UNITARIAN UNIVERSALIST SOCIETY; East. 153 9:55 a.m.. Church school, crib room, child care: 10 39 World Tomorrow ABC Sporta will provida Hva covar- perform in this seventh anniversary (S) Snaak Praviaw of tha First Families; Mrs. William Group. Torrey, pastor of the can enjoy innocence before ST DUNSTAN'S CHURCH. Manchester Road. W Vernon St. Rev. Arnold Westwood, minister.. a.m . Worship service 34 aga ol tha game batwaen tha of 'The Bluagraaa Ramble.' 0 Qraataat Sporta Laganda Taft Is felled by a stroke; and Pra- Church of the Messiah, Bible 8tudy s //// Rev Joseph R Bannon. pastor Saturday mass at 5 10:30 a.m.. Service. FULL GOSPEL INTERDENOMINATIONAL Thursday; 7;30 p.m. Him through Christ should 0 Zoom Philadelphia Eagles and tha New 0Movla-(Advantura-Romanca) 0 A Naw Era aidant Wilton atruggtes lo hold tha 0 To Norway; Horn# Of Giants office after a stroke. (Pt. I. of a four- p.m.. Sunday masses at 9. 9:30 and 11 a.m. TRINITY COVENANT CHURCH. 302 Hackmatack CHURCH INC., 9 Ellington Ave.. Rockville. Rev Church School teachers lives in Manchester with MW tHESTUK —Se­ more than componsatc lor Si Movie -(Science-Fiction) * England Patriots • * * "Oriental Draama" 1944 Iff \ f f K St. Rev. Norman E. Swensen. pastor: Milton Nllson, Ronald colaman, Marlene Dietrich JohnCleese.ofMonty Python feme, part sariea.) (Cloaad-Captioned) GATES OPEN I 30 FEATURE 1st AT DUSK Philip Saunders, minister Sunday. 2:30 p.m , meet in education wing; his wife and son. cond Congregational any inoonsoquonlialily Village of the G lanit" 1M 5 SportaCantar Hebron assistant pastor 6:15 and 10:50 a.m., Worship ser- deliverance service. Wednesday, 7:30 p.m., Tommy K»rk, Johnny Crawford 0 ) Jaka Haas Goapal Tima Beggar becomes wealthy and finds plays reporter Norman Faarleea, 0 Evening At Pops Pete Foun­ belore men tain' joint Harry Ellia Dickson and vicet. nursery for infanta; 9:30 a.m.. Sunday Bible deliverance service 7;30 p.m. Board of Church w ill have Bible Rambunctious teanagars lake a 0 0 0 Moat Tha Praaa rince for his daughter. (2 hra.) aattingotflodiscoverhiarootsinihe ST PETER'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH. Route 65. Vikings of Norway tha Boston Pops Orohaatra for an school classes lor all ages, three through adult, TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH, Route 30 and Trustees in church office. Emanuel study Tuesday at 9:30 a m serum which irsnsforms them into 1 ;® MoWa-(Drama) *** "SoW g" Rev. WIMam Peraing. rector. 10 a.m.. Worahip ser­ nursery for infants a 0 A Naw Era in England avaning of Dixiatand aounda. ( ® PLEASE CXILIHEXTHE Meadowlark Road. Rev. Thomai N. Colley, pastor Giants, enabling them to lake over a X ) NFLPra-SaaaonSpaciaf Alook 1953 Jane Wyman, Sterling Hay­ vice. ST. MARY'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH. Park and Lutheran at the church and mina.) FORSMONTMES 9 a m. Worship service with staffed nursery school village (OC mma.) at the upcoming NFL aeaaon with den. A woman tries to bring up her GILEAD CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. Hebron Church streets. Rev. Stephen K. Jacobson, rector; Wednesday at 7:.30 p.m at (MUMH OF (M UST EVENING 6:06 during the service Church rally MANCtlKSTEK 49 Kids Are People Too raporta on divikional racaa in lha aon to be aalf-sutficient. (2 hrs ) Rev David O. Runnion-Bareford. pastor. 10:30 Rev. J Gary L'Hommedieu, assistant to the rector; Lvdall and Vernon Streets 0 Evening At Pope 'Pete Foun­ TALCOTTVILLE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. 21 Crolt Drive. 10:45 AFC and NFC (®mma ) ' 2 : ® 6 :® a m.. Worship service, nursery: 9:15 a.m.. Church Rev Alan J. Broadhead. assistant lo the rector. 7:30 E AS’I’ It AK’I'FOKI) — Events scheduled at tain' joint Harry Ellis Dickson and Main Street and Elm Hill Road, Rev. Kenneth E. ■ Phone - 646-2903 S9 Jewish Lite X Movla -(Drama-Comedy) *** (9) Promiaat Of God X 0 Nawa school classes. a m.. Holy Eucharist: 10 a.m . Holy Eucharist. Knox, pastor. 9:30 a.m. Worahip aervico 8 - EVENING HERALD, Sat . Ajigust 23. 1980 O bituaries Speakers favor Tq_West Berlin and back Fall at ravine MMH renovation kills area man Germans depart, Americans return MANCHESTER - Several per­ CONCORD. N.H.-The New Related story on page Hampshire Kish and Game Depart­ sons spoke In favor of Manchester ment said Kriday Patrick Kelly, 27, Memorial Hospital’s application for a $27.7 million renovation at a of Hartford. Conn,, died when he fell hospital and that residents have about 150 feet whil rock climbing in hearing Friday before a panel of the pride in it. Connecticut Hospital and Health the White Mountains Rep. Aloysius Ahearn, D-Bolton, Officials said Kelly died Tbuiiaday Care Commission. deputy first selectman of Bolton, when he apparently lost his balance General Manager Robert Weiss, said this area is growing and there is By BE'I’TY RYDER speaking for the Manchester govern­ while trying to climb the sheer rock a definite need for increased hospital Family Editor ment, submitted a statement as an facilities. "Your group has a reputa­ cliff known as the head wall at To West Berlin and back in 20 hours Intervenor. tion to establish (with legislators) to Tuckerman's Ravine. — sounds impossible but it's true. The ravine, located near the top of At the close of the statement, he balance good health and resonable said "any action taken to reduce or We had the opportunity to fly back 6,288 loot .Mount Washington, is a costs. Tuesday night with the Friendship potentially reduce the scope of care favorite hiking and climbing area. Both legislators thanked the com­ Force ambassadors from West and service offered by Manchester Olficials did not release Kelly’s mission of holding the meeting in Berlin, who had visited in the Memorial Hospital will not be looked name until Friday because of Manchester. Greater Hartford area 10 days, while on favorably by this community.” Joanne Mikoleit of the Manchester problems locating next of kin. their American counterparts were Appalachian Mountain Club Citing the tight bed situation that Area Conference of Churches, who existed at the hospital through the said she had been a low-income resi­ guests of West Berliners. spokesman Jack Corbin said the After a comfortable flight aboard a winter, spring and into the summer, dent who now works with low-income climb should only be undertaken by Transamerica charter plane, we experienced hikers who should slick School cleaning he said "Frankly this has a great residents, said she is concerned w many of us in Manchester quite arrived safe and sound. With less to marked trails about elderly persons and the than two hours before departing for Stanley Artyl, a janitor at Glastonbury’s for the first week of school. (Herald photo by worried. We look to Manchester Corbin said the headwall is laced problem they face when hospitalized home again, we jumped in a taxi and Academy School, prepares to vacuum the Lavallee) Memorial Hospital to be the main with small waterfalls which make out of town. She cited one case of a the accommodating driver whisked source of out health care. It is my parts of It wet and slippery carpeting in the school’s library to prepare it person who had transportation but us to just about as many scenic spots sense that the citizens of Manchester could not afford gas to go out of town Funeral services for Kelly will be time would allow. do not want to turn to other hospitals for dialysis. Mrs. Mikoleit was in­ held .Monday Arrived back at the terminal just —many miles away in other towns cluded in the planning committee for Born in Canton. Ohio, on March 21. in time to meet with the American Glastonbury school head apart from our families and friends hospital repovations after the com­ 1953 he lived most of his life in ambassadors saying "goodbyes" to —for the non-exotic, basic health ser­ mission insisted on more community Rockville before moving to Hartford ■ their West Berlin friends. tour years ago He was employed by vices we have received so well at participation in in the planning. At Manchester Memorial.” After a few hours airborne, we Ludlow's Restaurant in Hartford. the hearing she was questioned ■ h stopped at Shannon Airport in Shan­ defends employment rules Dr. Melvin Horwitz, chief of sur­ extensively by commission member A communicant of St Bernard's non, Ireland, for refueling and shop­ gery, said a hospital cannot be run ,f ■ Church in Rockville, he leaves his Jorge Simon about whether she took ping in its fabulous duty-free shop. parents. James P and Theresa GLASTO.N'BtRY — In responding Treadwell 0. Phillips, the manager has disproportionately excluded like a business. While it cannot be an active part in the planning. of the federal office. Phillips notified minority persons from emplojrment staffed for the maximum possible . s ; Once again we were on our way. Burke Kelly: one brother. James M. to federal allegations that the She replied that when she first and arrived home Wednesday close the town in an Aug. 7 letter that the within the school system. use, it cannot be staffed for the attended meetings it was educational Kelly of St Albans. Vt.; two sisters. Glastonbury school system has been to 4 p.m., weary but happy. The trip Mrs Nancy Burns of Glenville, .N.Y, discriminatory in its hiring prac­ school system's hiring practices The federal investigation into the minimum use either. because much of the work had been could be discriminatory. system's hiring practices showed He said patients have had to wait gave an opportunity to talk with and .Miss Sharon T, Kelly of tices, acting Superintendent Henry done, but she said, "I never got the many of the exchange flight par­ The town had to respond to that from May 1977 to May 1979, 108 for elective surgery from four to Rockville R. Schoebel said the system "has not feeling that the plans on paper were ticipants and it was rewarding to Treadwell's letter within 15 days or it new persons were hired, but none of eight weeks. He also also said on Funeral services will be at 9:15 in the past discriminated in its set in concrete. If you missed one hear “It vas goot," or on the other could have lost $440,000 in Revenue them represented minority groups. opthalmologist told him he has 35 a m from the White-Gibson Small employment policies,” meeting, you were lost," she said of . . f i end, "We had a great time." Sharing Funds. Treadwell said in his letter that 6 patients waiting for cataract sur­ Funeral Home. 65 Elm St., Schoebel has responded in a letter the planning process. The Friendship Force program has East Hartford, Bloomfield and percent minority representation gery. -7.J Rockville, and 10 a m, from St. Ber­ to the Civil Rights Division of the Of­ Dr. Frances Tappan of Storrs, a proved quite popular and gives nard's Church Burial will be in St. fice of Revenue Sharing, which Wethersfield have also been warned would show a town’s good faith ef­ In answer to questions about his patient of the hospital, said that as of possible discriminatory hiring forts in trying to achieve equal role in the planning, he said that he Americans and foreigners a chance The Colu'mn of Victory in Tiergarten. Bernard's Cemetary. charged that the school system has one gets older medical care close to to meet and share their homes and discriminated in its hiring practices. practices. employment. or other surgeons had attended plan­ Friends may call at the home Sun­ home becomes more important. activities. day from 2 to 4 p m. and 7 to 9 p.m. The letter is addressed to Treadwell's letter said the town Out of 551 total school employees, ning meetings. Vivian Ferguson, president of the only 1,8 percent represent minority Sen. Marcella Fahey, D-East Hart­ Manchester Memorial Hospital A battle-scarred church in Berlin stands as a groups, according to the federal ford, described the hospital as a Auxiliary and a former manager of memorial to its honored dead. Connecticut roundup study. “Furthermore, the Glaston­ regional hospital for Eastern Connec­ its gift shop, told the commission the bury Public Schools have every in­ ticut, and said more people will be auxiliary is represented on many tention to comply with all rules and using the hospital in the future. She committees and that the trustees ami-. regulations pursuant to fair said a survey shows that area have been outstanding in opening recruiting, hiring and promotion residents are willing to donate to the meetings auxiliary members. Task force maps plans procedures in the future,” Schoebel BRADLEY INTERNATIONAL said in his letter. "'Again please be assured that the Glastonbury Public Schools have Panel to convene to fight car theft rise every intention to comply with all regulations in the future as they have done in the past," Schoebel con­ HARTFORD i UPl i - A select task Jobless claims He said the project “underscores cluded. on school goals force including federal and state law the need for an in-depth review of The Board of Education is By LAUREN DAVIS SHEA There would then be several public enforcement officials met Friday to federal water projects that may con­ scheduled to meet Monday at 8 p.m. WETHERSFIELD (UPI) - The Herald Reporter hearings around the town, for goals map plans to attack the growing theft stitute a waste of taxpayer dollars in the Glastonbury High School number of Connecticut workers filing presented in the survey and new ot more than 20.000 motor vehicles a and needless destruction of the en­ library to discuss some of the correc­ MANCHESTER - A 40-member •y for unemployment benefits dropped ones, to be discussed. year in (.’onnecticut vironment." tive measures suggested by the citizen panel will soon be convened to by 303 to a weekly average of 52,603 Finally, the 40-person committee The 14-member state Motor Vehi­ federal agency. look at setting local education goals for the latest reporting period, the would write a report for the Board of cle Theft Task Force, created by the for the coming decade. Assistant state Labor Department said Friday, Education recommending goals. The Legislature this year, will review all Labor Commissioner P. Joseph Church destroyed Superintendent of Schools J. Gerald Animal care Fitzgibbons said Friday. board is required by state law to an­ aspects of the problem and the Peraro said the figures for the two MIDDLETOWN (UPI) - A pair of response of state agencies and report The committee’s formation will be nounce a set of goals by July 1,1981. weeks ending Aug. 16 put the state’s separate fires about 90 minutes apart These steps to obtain citizen input to lawmakers by Jan. 1. 1982 program topic only the first phase in a year long ef­ insured jobless rate — workers Friday destroyed a local church and on (goals have been developed Photos The group unanimously elected as collecting benefits — at 2.8 percent fort to meet the state requirement damaged the city's library about 10 GLABTONBliRY - The Welles- that towns decide what their throughout the summer by a steering Its chairman. Assistant State's At­ compared to 2.2 percent for the com­ blocks away, fire officials said. torney Thomas .Miano. who has been Turner Memorial Library will hold a educational purposes will be. committee of six people. Mrs. Cyrus Thompkins ot Manchester, at right, chats By parable period a year ago. Fire Lt. George Dunn said fire These persons included: Board of instrumental in the prosecution of a Peraro said the 2.8 percent figure program called "Kindness to The 40 people will include with her visitor from West Berlin, as they prepare to say broke out in the basement of St. Animals,” Thursday, Aug. 28 at the representatives from the political Education Chairman of Curriculum Betty "umber of so-calTed chop-shops was included in the state's overall Mary's Church about 1:30 a.m. and goodbye at Bradley Internaiional Airport. vhere stolen vehicles are dismantled library. town committees, education and Instruction Carolyn Becker; Bella Bergmann, second from left, poses Benito of Manchester, at whose home Bella jobless rate estimated at 5.8 percent. quickly spread throughout the Manchester Education Association Ryder and the parts sold He said 10,967 of the claims filed Run by Protectors of Animals Inc., organizations, the Manchester Area with her new friends prior to her departure spent the first part of her visit; and Dr. Alice building reducing it to rubble. Susan Garros and Irene Loureiro will Conference of Churches, the League President Anne Gauvin; Parent Miano said the task force will delve during the latest period were A fire was reported about 90 for West Berlin. Others are, from left, Turek, director of the Town of Manchester :nto every aspect of stolen vehicle talk about how to raise, train and of Women Voters, and other civic Teacher Organization Representavie prompted by seasonal closings which minutes later at the Middletown Eileen Stern; At-large members Alfreda Nugent of Bamden, who was Bella’s Bealth Department, crimes including insurance fraud, accounted for 4,336 new and 6,631 care for pets. organizations. It will also include Library about 10 blocks from the Since they will be bringing animals people who don't belong to any James Morancey and Whitney second phase hostess; Victor Turek; Rita public awareness and responses to continued claims. church. No additional details were lie problem by judicial, legislative foY demonstration, children are organizations, but who nominate Jacobs; Manchester High School available and authorities said both asked to leave their pets at home. themeselves to serve. Senior Peter Gurney; and Fitzgib­ and administrative agencies. fires were being investigated. He said one of the biggest problems Delay sought Questions will be welcomed. Up to 10 of the slots will be bons. of motor vehicle thievery was Boys and girls, preschool age reserved so the education ad­ The proposed steps will be' making the public aware of the enor­ NORWICH (UPl I Area evacuated through Grade 2 are invited to attend ministration can invite people to present^ to the Board of Education mous property losses that result in Christopher Dodd, D-Conn., called on the event, which will be held from 10 represent any section of the com­ at its meeting Aug. 25. higher insurance costs. Northeast Utilities Friday to further GREENWICH (UPI) - Several a.m. to 10:30 a.m. on the lawn in the munity which doesn't come forward Rockville Emblem More than 20.(MK) motor vehicles delay plans to burn oil tainted with a families were evacuated from their rear of the library. from the organizations or in­ were stolen in Connecticut in 1978, potentially cancer causing substance homes briefly Friday when a minor No registration or tickets are dividuals. As an example, since there VERNON-The Rockville resulting in property and insurance at its Middletown generating station. leak occurred in a tanker truck necessary. The rain date will be is no formal minority organization in Emblem Club will meet Sept. 4 at losses totaling $81 million Dodd asked the utility to put off the carrying a flammable chemical. Friday, Aug. 29. town, the school system would be 7:30 p.m. at the Rockville Lodge of scheduled burning of the oil laced For further information, call the relying on minority individuals to Elks, 9 North Park St,, Rockville. 'Only about 1.900 resulted in ap­ Police Lt. Andrew Gol said the with chemicals know as PCBs until a children's department at 633-1300. volunteer for the committee. Refreshments will be served. prehension ot suspects and a lot less residents of Sheep Hill Road were “full examination" of a new process evacuated shortly after 1 p.m, when If none volunteer, the education ad­ ever wind up in jail, " the prosecutor for removing them from the oil could said a seam in the truck hauling liquid PWP meeting ministration would invite someone, Special meeting set be undertaken. styrene weakened and caused “a to be sure all segments of the com­ This doesn t speak well of the "1 urge Northeast Utilities to MANGHESTER-A general GLASTONBURY - The Develop­ judicial response." .Miano told the small leak." munity are represented. ment Subcommittee of the Town carefully review this process before He said no danger was posed and meeting of Parents Without The committee would be responsi­ panel, which included represen­ it proceeds with the controversial Partners, Chapter 469, will be held Council will hold a special meeting tatives from the FBI, state police the evacuation was undertaken as a ble for developing a survey and Friday, Aug. 29 at 4:45 p.m. in the plan to burn oil in Middletown," precaution because the chemical Tuesday, Aug. 26 at 8 p.m. at the determining bow to distribute it. The and the Hartford and Bridgeport Dodd said. Veterans of Foreign Wars Hall, 608 Council Chambers on the proposed police departments. used in the manufacture of synthetic survey would question many more He said the process developed by E. Center St. Richard Dana will changes to the condominium or­ Also on the panel were officials of rubber and plastic was flammable residents than the 40 on the com­ Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co, is said speak on “ The Golden Days of dinance. Elfriede and Alan : ugent of Bamden join Bella the insurance industry, state Depart­ and had a strong odor. mittee as to what goals and purposes The subcommittee will discuss in­ to remove alt but 10 parts per million Another truck was brought to the Radio." The public is invited, es­ they believe the local schools should Bergmann at the airport. The Nugents hosted Bella at their ment ot Motor Vehicles and the come limits and relocation fees. ■v • of the chemical. area to remove the 1,(X)0 gallon load. pecially single parents. seek. home during the second phase of her visit. .National .Auto Theft Bureau Middletown officials have threatened to file suit to halt the Red and white barriers block the entrance to the walled area separating East-West Berlin. planned burning which Northeast Defective welds contends would pose no hazard to the GROTO.N I Cl’l I — Defective welds environment or nearby residents. Church hacks Polish workers on at least six nuclear-powered at­ WARSAW, Poland (UPl) - The tack submarines have cost the Elec­ ions they want to abolish. government officials distrusted him. stations. In-depth review Roman Catholic Church stepped into tric Boat Division of General By meeting with the workers’ com­ "I am ready to resign and leave the Official reports said 71 ships were V the confrontation between the state mittee, the government appeared to shipyard for the good of the cause,” idled by the strike along the Baltic Dynamics Corp $17 million, HARTFORD (UPl) - Rep. Toby and 150,0(X) striking workers Friday, have accepted — at least for the mo­ said Walesa, a 37-year-old elec­ Coast, holding up thousands of tons of published reports said Friday Moffett. D-Conn , prompted by con­ cautiously endorsing worker ment — the strikers’ demand to tronics technician who has been an lemons, coffee, tea and other The Hartlord Courant reported the troversy surrounding a federal water demands but counselling that a bargain for themselves. activist at the Lenin Shipyard in perishable cargo Navy was worried about the extent of project in Tennessee, said Friday he prolonged walkout was "against the But initial reports of the Gdansk since a similar strike in 1970. the defective welds in submarines will conduct an indepth review of welfare of society.” negotiations during the first He was shouted down by a chorus built by Electric Boat — and the various water projects paid for with Gdansk Bishop Lech Kaezmarek, bargaining session indicated the possibility some of the welds could public money. of "no” from the audience. "That Youth charged weaken the ships hulls. who issue.' the statement after con­ government was unyielding on other would mean the break-up of the com­ Moffett, chairman of the House sulting Cardinal Stefan Wyszynski, points, sources said. The General Accounting Office an­ Subcommittee on the Environment, mittee," one worker shouted. with burglary said he rret with Communist Party As for the workers, one of their nual audit ot EH's 18 submarine con­ Energy and Natural Resources, said “If they dont start the talks,” leaders in his diocese shortly after leaders said that unless the govern­ SOUTH WINUSOR - A 17-year- tracts mandated by Congress after the panel will hold an additional Walesa said, "some 100 more plants the eight ( ay-old strike began and ment bargains with them in good old youth was arrested Thursday in the Groton shipyard and .Navy hearing on the matter and then issue will be here in two or three days. The urged them to avoid "riots and faith, the strikes now involving about connection with a burglary at an Ash reached a whopping 1978 cost a "major report," whole of Poland will be here.” fraternal bloodshed.” 150,(X)0 persons would spread until Road home recently. Overrun settlement, said the two Moffett cited testimony to the sub­ The strikes, sparked by a rise in As the strikes spread and the they engulf "the whole of Poland.” Christopher DiCioccio of 170 Lake sides disagreed on several issues. committee Thursday by Lynn A. meat prices, have spread from workers held fast to their demands Leaders of- the joint strike com­ St., Tolland, was charged with third- Correspondence between the Greenwalt, director of the federal Gdansk, 210 miles north of Warsaw, for political and labor reform, dissi­ mittee in Gdansk, where the strikes degree burglary, first-degree larceny Navy and Electric Boat shows dis­ Fish and Wildlife Service, who said throughout the Baltic industrial dent sources reported the govern­ started and where the workers’ and risk of injury to a minor. agreement as to the magnitude of the his agency's backing of the Columbia region and esclated into a movement ment softened its position on a key movement is centered, said they About $6,700 in jewelry, coins and problem on undelivered ships," the Dam project in Tennessee was “a demanding political and labor issue and began negotiating with a were watching developments in stereo equipment were reported <»AO report said. bureaucratic snafu." reform. stolen July 19. joint committee representing Szczecin closely. According to official estimates, the A GAO spokeswoman said as of Moffett said a subcommittee in­ strikers from 60 factories in Szczecin Lech Walesa, the strike committee walkouts are costing the government DiCioccio was released on a $1,000 .lune 28 the weld deficiencies had vestigation found that the project, nonsurety bond and is scheduled to in the Baltic industrial region. member who is acknowledged to be more than $25 million per day. Ac- cost EB $14 7 million on its attack, or which is about 30 percent complete, appear in Manchester Superior Court One of the workers’ key demands its most influential leader, told cute shortages of food and fuel have Class 688. submarines and at least would result in loss of farmland and was that they be allowed to form a delegates from hundreds of factories also resulted, both in the strike Sept. 15. A juvenile was also arrested $2 6 million on its Trident class )4 miles of the Duck River as well as in connection with the case. He was unified bargaining group, by-passing he felt that he himself had become a centers and in Warsaw, where two- The International Congress Center in Berlin. Fountains in the heart of Ernst Reuter Plaza. ballistic missile firing submarine. josing environmental concerns. referred to the juvenile court. the Communist Partv-controlled un­ main obstacle in the talks because mile-long lines of cars formed at gas EVENING HERALD, ^L,_AugU8t 23,_1^4.L '. (.1u..., V 10 - EVENING miRAli)^Sat., AugMt 23.J9M Sports Parade * . ). Stadler out front, Bamberger Kansas City president • * stands high Watson falls back with Thomas sees different position AKRON, Ohio (UPl) — Craig Stadler shot a 2-under- casual water in the fairway. NEW YORK (UPI) - George with kids.” NEW YORK (UPI) - Ewing his arms around an elated Stein- the major leagues’ first .400 hitter ” He’s the Ail-Ameriodn yodrife par 68 Friday on the water-logged Firestone Country Club ■‘ft bums us to play under those rules,” said Clyde Bamberger, the Milwaukee Brewers’ By nature, George Bamberger is Kauffman is putting George Stein- brenner. since 1941, the year Ted Williams man, the type persqn every.'mother Course to grab the second round lead in the $^,000 Mangum, deputy commissioner of the PGA, “but we felt manager who's thinking of quitting an uncomplicated man. He’s as brenner on notice, ”1 was smiling on the outside but made that attained that magical would like her daughter to marry,” World Series of Golf. it was the only equitable thing to do. A decision on what six weeks from now, was talking to straightforward as they come in all “This time,” promises the Kansas crying on the inside,” says Kansas plateau. KJuffman says. Stadler, who was three shots off the pace of first round we do tomorrow will be made in the morning after we Gorman Thomas, his slugging center his dealings and likes to keep City Royals’ boss, ’’it’ll be City’s board chairman and president, ■ leader Tom Watson when the second round began, has a have a look at the golf course.” fielder, not long ago. everything simple. The idea he has different.” whose hustling, runaway Royals 36hole score of 135 for a onestroke margin over Ben Pate, who was seven shots off the pace when the day “One of these days, Gorman, I’m about possibly staying out one year to Maybe you remember what have made a joke of the Western Joe^s World Crenshaw and Jerry Pate, who tied a World Series of Golf began, had seven birdies on the day in putting together a gonna retire,” Bamberger needled see if he can stand the withdrawal happened the last time, two years Division race and figure to clinch it oneround record with a 6-under-par 64 to go with his pair of 32s to shoot himself into contention. He had only his big outfielder a little. “You’ll be pains and Ufen trying to come back ago. It wound up with the Yankees soon by one of the largest margins By JOE CARMAN opening round 72. Crenshaw had a 69 on Friday. one bogey during ihe round, coming when he missed the on your own and I won’t be able to and manage ahother club is not in winning the American League pen­ ever. Defending champion Lon Hinkle, who also had a second 234-yard, par-3 fifth hole to the right of the peen. take care of you anymore. What are any way associated with some subtle nant by beating the Royals in the ”We’d love to play the Yankees round 69, and Ray Floyd, who came in with a 68, were "After a 72 yesterday,” said Pate, “it was either shoot you gonna do then?” effort to get more money out of the playoffs for the third straight time, again,” Kauffman says. ”We wanna tied for fourth place at 137, followed by Lee Trevino and a good round or go home. I’ve had some good rounds here, Thomas had a quick comeback. Brewers. It is more a matter of being with a gracious, smiling Kauffman show them and everyone else we Fish recipes Mike Reid at IM and four players, Howard Twitty, Bruce including a 65 last year, but I’ve had mostly bad rounds. ”If you retire,” he threatened, fair to his wife and to Rodgers, who making a special trip to the Yankees have the best ball club in the league. Lietzke, Gary Player and Bob Gilder, at 139. . It’s a tough golf course.” ”I’m coming down to where you live had to go back to coaching again clubhouse to congratulate and wrap But whether it’s New York or after Bamberger returned to manage Stadler. a former U.S. Amateur champion who Crenshaw birdied the second and third holes to take in Florida and kick your butt. You’re Baltimore in the playoff, this time 1 am surrounded by people who are qualified for this year’s WSG as a multiple winner by the only guy who ever gave me any the Brewers in June. the Royals will win.” constantly fighting the battle of the most of the bacon grease, leaving sole possession of the lead, but bogeyed the next two to Explaining why he’s considering taking the Bob Hope Desert Classic and the Greater turn in 35 and after a pair of birdies on the 10th and 11th, kind of chance in this game.” Kauffman spends anywhere from bulge. I hear about this in the store just enough to liberally coat the bot­ retiring, Bamberger says: tom of the iron skillet. Pop the trout Greensboro Open, his only two wins since turning he picked up another bogey on the 15th to finish at 69. All the Milwaukee players like the 12 to 14 hours a ~3t^,^oypr-seeing from the people I work with; I hear professional in 1976, birdied the second and ninth holes on unassuming, 55-year-old Bamberger. Owes wife something operations at Marion Laboratories, this in the store more often from into the pan. cooking over a the front side of the 7,173-yard Firestone Course and then Watson, the leading money winner on this year’s tour So do the Milwaukee fans and Inc., he founded 25 years ago in Kan­ customers; (there’s something about moderately high heat, generally run­ strung nine straight pars on the back side. and also a leading candidate, along with Jack Nicklaus, Bamberger’s employers. None of ”My three daughters, Judy, Nancy sas City and has built into one of the looking in a three-way mirror that ning five minutes to a side, depen­ Because of heavy rainfall the last several days which for Player of the Year, shot a 38 on the front side to sur­ them want him to leave although he and Lori, are all married now. That foremost pharmaceutical companies brings on discussion about bulges). I ding on the size of the trout, larger * render his lead and continued to struggle with two Iwgeys made the course extremely soggy and muddy, tourna­ seems to be leaning that way aftdr leaves only ray wife and myself. She in the nation. But he still finds time hear it at gatherings from friends; I fish, ionger cooking time. When the and a double bogey on the back side as he finished with a ment officials put the preferred lie rulh into effect for the having undergone open heart surgery has given me 30 years in baseball and to follow the Royals closely. hear it at home from my good inside meat flakes off easily, it is second round, giving the players the opportunity to both 5-over 75 and a score of 140. tying him with Nicklaus and now we’re in a position where we are Unlike Steinbrenner, who takes spouse, and I echo the words myself. done. Serve that with a little memon Larry Nelson. Nicklaus had a 72 Friday and Nelson a 73. this spring and having been out until clean mud from their golf balls and drop away from any June 6. Brewers’ coach Bob Rodgers both alone. We can travel when we such an active interest in the the Looking down the front of me, 1 used juice laid over top of it, bacon, eggs, managed the team during that period want to and we can spend time Yankees’ day-to-day affairs and to look straight down and see shoes. toastmor hot rolls, hot coffee, and and will again if Bamberger leaves. together in our home in Florida. So I always makes his presence felt by Now there is something in the way, you’ll start the day on cloud nine. Bamberger says he’ll announce his really think that at this point in the blunt communiques, Kauffman main­ and 1 see the tips of my shoes. This My good buddy, Frank Horton, does Time ripe for upsets decision the last day of the season.^ game what have I got to prove? With tains a much lower profile with the tells me something I don’t like admit­ a really neat job on smallmouth bass. want the last word’ But he says something else, too.' all she has pul up with, I feel I owe Royals. He is and has been the cor­ ting to me. I’m getting older (I'd In fact, he uses the same ingredients He says if he does quit, he might my wife something. My wife is the nerstone of the ball club since he rather do that than not) and plumper. to cook the fish two different ways, No friend of the umpires is Manager Earl Weaver of come back to manage some club type person who will tell me to do bought it in 1968, but Kauffman lets Periodically. I go off on one of and each time 'they come out Baltimore shown here tyring to trying to get in the last word in il»S^ Open tennis Stolle spoils again after a year. This undoubtedly what will make me happy. In other Executive Vice President and these stringent diets, that are so delicious. Great for dinner, with with Steve Palermo. Before he got through. Weaver would up will come as some surprise to the words, she won’t tell me to retire. I Generai Manager Joe Burke run it super healthy, everything tastes and boiled potatoes, a vegetable and Brewers, who Bamberger hasn’t ap­ know the Brewers want me to stay. and declines taking any credit for its looks like sawdust. That lasts for salad. exiting for an early shower. He's appealing a three-game One week ago. in Toronto, the 24- recurring oack problems. NEW YORK (UPI) - If ever thi Rosewall bid prised of his thinking yet. That’s what is making my decision so tremendous present success. about one week, and then we are First, scale, gut and dehead the suspension for his actions. d 'P I photo) year-old Swede was forced to With victories in the French Open time was ripe for a rash of upsets in’ NEWPORT, R.I. (U P D - Fred tough. They’ve been so great to me. ’’What you’re seeing now is the back on what mv wife Joyce calls an fish. Sprinkle the fish with coarse withdraw from the final of the Cana­ and Wimbledon behind him, ^ r g the U.S. Open Tennis Championships, now needs the U,S. and Australians Stolle of Miami, Fla., spoiled Ken One year sit out The city has been so great. If that Cuimination of efforts of a iot of intelligent diet. Fish, fowl, vegetables pepper and salt, rosemary, both in­ this would seem to be the year. dian Open because of an injury to his Rosewall’s induction into the Inter­ weren’t the case, my decision would side and out. Then marinate the fish Open to become the third man after “ What I’d like to do is sit out one people,” he says. "People who were and salads, with a cautious eye on the Despite the telling signs on the right knee, and hS express^ concern national Tennis Hall of Fame Friday be cut and dried. I’d simply quit.” in a liberal marinade of olive oil, Don Budge and Rod Laver to com­ year and see if 1 can break away,” there at the very beginning iike sweets, and oils. We pretty well calendar, marking away the last few about his ability to recover suf­ by upsetting Rosewall 6-7, 6-3, 6-1 in Bamberger, who underwent heart about three tablespoons, white wine plete a Grand Slam. Bamberger says. ”If I can, fine. If I Cedric Tallis (now with the stick to this, until we go north, and hours before Tuesday’s opening ficiently. To add mental anguish to the semifinals of the Tennis Legends or vermouth, again about three Merold He’ll begin his bid for the U.S. find out I can’t, then I’d like to come surgery last March 26, now is in Yankees), Lou Gorman (with the then the stops are pulled out as far as matches, many of the top players are his physical pain. Borg was unfor­ Championships at the Newport tablespoons, and a sprinkling of salt Open crown on the obscurity of Court back and manage again. excellent health. He walks two or Mariners) and Syd Thrift, who ran the oils go. not ready for the two-week grind. tunate enough to receive a difficult Casino. and pepper. Allow the fish to soak in 16 when he meets Guillermo Aubone ” I still haven’t made up my mind three miles every day and the doc­ our Basebali Academy. Joe Burke When I’m off on a fishing trip, I ’Fhere already have been more than a draw and could meet Roscoe Tanner, tors have told him he even can have a and (Vice President) John this for about an hour. If the By his conqueror in last year’s U.S. of Argentina ’Tuesday afternoon. Rosewall was one of five tennis whether I’m going to retire at the end have to be an eating machine in the half dozen withdrawals, including couple of beers now and then which Schuerholz also deserv|^ great deal marinade does not cover the under Open, in the quarter-finals. McEnroe will play in^the third greats elected into the Hall of Fame of the season. If I do, my first bbliga- morning. There’s nothing I like Hall of Fame Billie Jean King, and others are hur­ he enjoys so much. His weight is at of the credit. And certainly Jimmy half of the fish, add equal amounts of Earl Yost McEnroe, the second seed and match on the stadium coifrt against last month, but was unable to leave tion is to the Milwaukee Brewers. better than bacon, eggs, trout, toast, ting, such as Bjorn Borg. John 182, which is what it was when he was doughnuts; and coffee. I’ve even oil and wine until it does. Then brown defending champion, also is in trou­ Christophe-Roger Vasselin, and his Sydney. Australia, home to attend They’re a first class organization Frey. McEnroe, Martina Navratilova and pitching. ”He is just unbelievable.” Kauff­ been known to eat pancakes, bacon, the fish in a pan using becon grease Sports Editor ticket sale ble. A young man who has tested the although the young Frenchman is the ceremonies. from top to bottom and nobody has Evonne Goolagong Cawley. He says he has never felt better in man says, talking about the Royals’ eggs, trout, toast, doughnuts, and as the browning agent. When the fish limits of his physical endurance by ranked only 12th in his country, he ever treated me any better in my Until his injury, this was being his life and more than that, he still popular little 49year-old freshman coffee. That’s how bad I am. is browned on both sides, pour in the starts fast playing both singles and doubles one ' gave indication of his potential by up­ life. That’s one of the things making built into another shining moment of Caldwell leads thinks his Brewers have an outside manager, who was one of Earl I’ve eaten trout prepared many marinade, and steam for five or six week after another with^ barely a setting Brian Gottfried in the ATP my decision so hard. The people run­ glory for Borg, unqestionably the Championships last week. Gottfried chance of catching the Yankees and Weaver’s coaches with the Orioles different ways, and some of them are minutes on each side. Man, is that chance to rest, he also withdrew GRAND BLANC, Mich. (UPl) - ning the club have been positively As expected, tickets have been Clasu reunion world s best tennis player. Coming is seeded 13th for the Open. winning the American League’s before coming to Kansas City. ”His really good, cooked in wine, and goodl from the Canadian Open with a Rex Caldwell duplicated his first- super to me. So have the players and seliing fast for the first Manchester off his fifth consecutive Wimbledon Vitas Gerulaitis, the losing finalist Elastem Division title. attitude is absolutely perfect. He different sauces. However, the best The other way Horton has of Bob Smith of the .Manchester High sprained ankle, and early this week round performance by firing a 6- the fans. The players have made my making my mouth water, is to take Sports Hall of Fame induction dinner Class of 1929 is rounding up former title, newly married and approaching to McEnroe last year, has the honor ”I really think we can do it,” he never complained or asked us to I’ve ever eaten is still up country he was shocked by John Austin in the under-par 66 Friday to grab a five- job easy.” the fish out of the marinade, place on Friday night, September 19 at the classmates to help honor Joe the peak of his game. Borg was of opening play on the stadium court In the event Bamberger does says. ”We can’t afford to lose many make trades earlier this season when style the way I make it for breakfast. Army & .Navy Club anxiously looking ahead to winning opening round at Atlanta. stroke lead after the second round of more games from hereon in, though. bacon strips over it. and set it into a .McCluskey at the Sports Hall of Navratilova, who never has of the National Tennis Center, a few decide to retire, he and his wife, we had all those injuries and fefs like Let me tell you how to do it. I Only 250 tickets will be sold and the Open for the first time and going the $250,000 PGA tournament at We|ve got such a fine ball club. I guarantee you’ll like it like 1 do. wire basket to cook over a wood fire Fame dinner .McCluskey was the reached the final of the U.S. cham­ miles from his home, at 11 a.m. EDT Wilma, will go to their home in Red- George Brett, Darrell Porter, Hal more than 100 were sold within 48 on to a Grand Slam. Warwick Hills Golf and Country can’t say enough about our players. McRae and Amos Otis were out of First, roll the cleaned trout, head When the skin is black on the outside most famous sports figure in the pionship. had to pull out of the Cana­ ’Tuesday against Vince Van Patten, dington Beach, Fla., which is hardly hours after announcement was made Now. the question isn’t so much if and that match will be followed by Club. They’re a pleasure to be around.” the lineup. He took what he had and and all, in a bowl of milk. Then lake and flaky white on the inside, it is class Another group that will be dian with muscle spasms in her back, The Tallahassee, Fla., resident more than a fungo drive from St. that they were available this week represented is the West Side Old he'll win, but whether he’ll be able to Chris Evert Lloyd against Kim A lthing can happen in baseball did the best he could with it. Above the milk coated fish, and roll it in done, and is it ever good. 1 can taste and Goolagong, the reigning held the largest lead that any PGA Petersburg. it writing about it. ^ rv e that with a Timers. First outdoor boxing show stand on his feet long enough to find Sands. Evert won the women’s crown ” If I do retire,” Bamberger says, and^although they’re generally Errant toss all, he’s magnificent the way he cornmeal spread on waxed paper on So that the nine-man committee Wimbledon champion, is bothered by player has taken after 36 holes on the overlooked at the moment, it still little bit of lemon if you want, and can get an idea of the support lor in 28 years in Hartford is scheduled out. four years in a row before losing the ”I would like to keep my hand in works with people ... Jimmy Frey is a flat surface. Be sure to coat it 1979 final to Tracy Austin. tour this year. isn’t impossible for the Brewers to Chicago Cub shortstop Ivan just a darn fine manager and a moderately, to heavy, a coat makes you’ll agree, it beats the best a nominees for the 1981 dinner, on the September 12 at Dillon Stadium. Two tour veterans, Tom Kite and baseball in some way with some Security had better be beefed up to Austin will begin her defense in the come on and win. If they do somehow DeJesus puts glove hand in gentleman besides.” it too crusty. Salt and pepper the fish restaurant can produce back of each dinner ticket are three Tom Weiskopf, were tied for second club. My first choice would be the Here I am, writing about all this lure a paying crowd to the first evening match on the stadium Mets. There are a couple of reasons and then surprise everyone by taking front of his face to protect it Kauffman is a fan, the same as liberally, especially on the inside. blank spaces. Each diner may fill in at 137. it all, would that have any bearing on neat food, and my salivary glands are his or her choices for consideration area Dates of the .Manchester adult Briefs ---- court against Anne Smith, followed for that. First of all, they train not from flying spikes of Atlanta Steinbrenner. As much as anyone Then set the fish aside until you have tennis tourneys fall on the same by eighth seed Eddie Dibbs against far from where I live. Second, they Bamberger’s decision? else, the Royals’ owner has been finished cooking your bacon. starting to work overtime Peanut by the election committee Stanley out catcher Bruce Benedict as butter sandwich, piece of fruit, or go dates as the Insurance City Open ^ b Lutz. keep their young players in St. ”I don’t think so,” he says. caught up in the excitement over When the bacon is done, remove it NEW YORK (UPI) - The New throw home was wild. (UPI to bed? I just looked down at my This year, more than 100 men and next month which means several top- The opening day grandstand Petersburg until the rookie leagues And right there, you see the kind of Brett’s recent 30-game hitting streak from the pan, keeping it hot in Fails in record try 51-minute win York Yankees Friday placed utility stomach. 1 think I'll go to bed women were nominated and the com­ notch local players may pass up the matches will feature Raul Ramirez open in June and 1 enjoy working man George Bamberger is. photo) and his continuing effort at becoming ■ another pan or in the oven. Pour off MAHWAH, N.J.. (UPI) - Martina infielder Fred Stanley on the 15-day mittee sifted the credentials of each, Recreation Department run BRUSSELS (UPI) - Steve Ovett of against Brian Teacher. Stan Smith disabled list and recalled infielder pared the list down to the 25 most event Dick Cobb, director of Navratilova sparkled Friday in against Mel Purcell and Virginia Britain failed in his announced bid to registering a 51-minute victory over Brian Doyle from Columbus of the popular choices and then a final athletics at .’Vlanchester High, improve his own mile world record Wade against Dana Gilbert, and at American Association to fill his selection of nine was made lor the in­ reports no applications have been Kathy Jordan of King of Prussia, night it will be No. 13 seed Pam Friday, but still came home a winner Pa., that advanced the world’s No. 2 roster space. itial dinner received to date for the jayvee in 3:51.6 and received a standing ova­ Shriver against Alycia Moulton and Stanley suffered a sprained left 6 ranked player into the semifinals of a coreboQrcl C A R T Swim practice 15th seed Yannick Noah of France Jai Alai Entries The plan for the future is to select baseball coaching position. tion from a crowd of 50,000 for his knee last week while filling in for in­ Langlord, Oak 13 10210 IM 4b ilnd> cars) $100,000 Women’s tennis cham­ against South African David SPORTS ON TV Kei'UKli. Oak 13 II 203 176 79KB3 01 Manchester H(gh girls performance in adverse weather con­ If. 6183IM 3B aB3 3l I, Ji'hnnv Kulhcrioid $4J7.(f»' 2. Tom three men. or women, for the honor pionship at Ramapo College. jured second baseman Willie Ran- MAJOR McGr^or. Bit Sneva $IHl 410 3. Bt*bhv I'nser $176,609 SATUHUAV MATllNEE SATURDAY EVEINllNG End of the line Schneider. Stieb, Tor 10 9 IS 161 61 S3321 swimming practice starts with backgrounds that included their ditions. doph. 12 f.l34 117 36 » 3 23 4 Hick Mears SWtU 5. Gordon Navratilova had her first service SUNDAY Travers. Mil tint: Monday afternoon al 4.15 Two area duckpin bowlers finished The championship, carrying a •ATimOAV 7I016S169 f.3117 3 27 JohnetHk Vn 170 6, Garv Bellenhausor contributions and achievements in Ovett’s time was almost three Cougar soccer AUQ. 24.1060 LEAGUE Perry. NY $Wj,(/rr 7 I’jncho Carler $78,904 H, l.ZatwZana 2 Camena-IMerta game broken, but the two-time AUQ. 23.1060 Clancy. Tor 11 9181 94 106 3 28 1. MUoU lirra 2. Cmwai Repa at Verplanch Pool The high in the 1979-80 rankings, both record purse of $654,082. including Dannv Ongais $T6H88 9. Tom Bagiev 3- fimeia Olanrti 4 Packrtlwtila I sports with local teams or on state seconds slower than his world mark Soccer practice fer Manchester Jenkins. Tex II 101731M 46 112 3 28 3 4 tozeOUrreta Wimbledon champion overpowered MOfWlNQ LEADERS $f-424l 10 Bill Alsup$47 7T0 b tate4artv(« $ aujalAatca Manchester High pool is former .Manchester town champions. of 3:48.8. John Walker of New bonuses, will continue through Sun­ MOmtlNQ Knckson. Minn 4 10 141 lU) 46 7U3 32 V larquavUmOwlo i CcM-Uonblla I and national levels Jordan, 6-2.6-0. in a surprisingly easy Community College students starts TMOROl GHARKI)HA( ING 7. Cene^apa I largM-Cara George Pelletier of East Hartford day, Sept. 7. The men’s and women’s 9HX> kCornpiU'd bv Dailv Racing Form i I Pachi Kosca $ ilu ia l-lartWM not ready. Coach Dave Zealand and Steve Scott of the United Monday night at 6 at Cougar Field. ^ 7K» Sibt aaa-la«a$ quarterfinal match. Jordan, who won champions each will earn $46,000. (S) OrofMtkmal Football From (B) NFLArmWraatHng JlX'KKVS - 1 Chris McCarron SUn ha Frost reports This year s winners were Joe placed second nationally with a States finished neck and neck behind 6:30 NATIONAL LEAGUE” 2 I^litl Pincav $4.Z)b.7T 3. the women’s doubles title with Anne All walk-ons are welcome. Caoodo 5k « i4 bKand .McCluskey from the world of track. 151 165 average while Cathy Dyak of BATTING Bill Shoemaker H,(O0 301 4. Angel him in 3:52.7 10H)0 (9) PBABowMng Plyr.clb ab r h 2b Sb hr rbi avg I Muial-OUrirta 2 CabMU-aanUbl Smith at the French Open and Cordero Jr $3.9Ui,32y ^ . Jellrey Fell I. CMTiMU-aontai I 2 Uaiia I Zarra Tony Lupien and .Moe .Morhardt with .Manchester was fifth among the 60 0 Bucknr.Ch 414 S013B30 3 9 54 329 4 Ja$e Zarra (9) BportoContor $3,481,417 6 Eddie D e I a h o u '< s a y e }. hrqwd Krpa 4 btHoU-Coyi 3 Gavwna-Repa Wimbledon, lost to Tracy Austin. 7-6, ffl) SummarBaakatball Tmpltn.SlL 442 73 1« 16 9 3 39 338 6. a*f (Merta higli baseball credentials. .Matt women at 134 836 Pelletier has been 10:30 $3,4a).El 7. Darrel McHargue $3 394 an $ Wl^0UrrrU 6 tew lann b Gena Geya 1000 Hnorck.St 446 5814527 2 21 86 325 in the third set at the 1979 U.S. Open. (B) SottbaN 8. Cash A.sinussen $3,342.^126 9. Pal $ PadM-Unberte 7. Zetw-larturcfl I Pad» ta«e$ •Moriarty lor his interest in spon­ among the top 10 pinners on 113 oc­ WSox sale near Pro grid heats up QD SportaCantar Trillo. Phil 356 S11B3D 7 5 34 .323 7 Um-lartuipfl Valenzuela $32r«.67r. 10, Jorge Vclastiuez Subt largaai Rui I 10:30 Hmndr.StL 439 80 140 30 611 76 319 SiXis (rtiN 4$i$ I soring teams and aiding sports for casions while Dyak was .No. 1 seven 129 26 10 7 74 .315 $2.74.722 ^BOATING (9) SoftbaH McBrd. Phi TRAINERS - 1 l-a/ Barrera Itwd Il«r4 times. Pelletier averaged better than CHICAGO (UPl) - The Chicago Cruz. Hou 138 36 5 6 69 314 nearly 50 years in Manchester, one­ 11O0 $1,9f2,344 2. Charles W h i U i n g h a m i Gamena aMTtdU I 2 UanatZana White Sox Board Friday voted to First day honor AFTERNOON Smmns.St 778”7(111829 1 18 76 312 1. GKMla OUrretJ 2 Zna-Montila I TOPICS time pro basketball player Leo 453 for every three games and Dyak 19th HOLE $1794 498 3. Bud Delp $l6ffl!aD 4 3. GabwU Raua 4 PactHUnbeda in weekend slate 9 Soccar Mad* In Qarmany Garvey. LA 491 80 153 18 1 22 91 .312 3 lirilwft-Zarra 4 Camfua-Ravca Frank Martin $l.4y2.rAf' 5. Wayne Lukas by Bob Bnwttar recommend the team be sold to 12:00 b. lari|iMvl$is I 6 CenaTRarreU Katkaveck. former world high averaged over 402 for each of her NEW YORK (UPl) - Vitas Cedeno, Ho 346 48 10725 7 8 57 309 $1 6. Garv J(*nes $1,421,880 7, y GenO'Uabcrto « m na hkui I MfflCBv-'StB riUTDOOB CONSUl’ANT Oraataat Sport* Logand* Dawin. MU 414 66127 27 412 66 307 I la$^Repa Edward J. DeBartolo of perfect 2-0 records, with the most Ron McAnallv $1.37r.J‘(0f. 8 Thomas Kelly ; IHieCaya I PadH Rapa average duckpin bowler Cathy Dyak triples in sanctioned rolling of the Gerulaitis, the losing finalist in last NEW YORK (UPI) - Now that Candlapin Bowling Collins, Cin 407 09122 13 4 3 27 300 COUNTRY CLUB $1 II1.4C 9, Jfv Canlov $1,120,017 10. 384 58115 12 7 7 50 299 Subs tau$t»-lartwffi and Ty Holland, an all around National Duckpin Bowling Congress, Youngstown. Ohio, the owner of the Tony Dorsett has renegotiated a con­ strength concentrated in the NFC’s 12:30 AFTERNOON Hndrsn.NY Bt>bbv Frankel $1.(133.670 FIBERGLASS GEL COAT year’s U.S. Open, will have the honor g Griffey, Cin 412 86 121 18 7 8 63 294 Retired Swinger# — Se­ lewtti iourth NHL Pittsburgh Penguins and the (B) BportaCantar HORSES ~ Spectacular Bid $1,044,490 "Gel coal” IS the outermost athlete, ex-pro gridder Jerry Fay and Dyak will be honored at the Sports of playing the opening match on the tract with Dallas that places him Eastern Division where Dallas, 12:00 Cromrt. MU 459 57 13524 510 51 294 2 laiqwn 1K» 471 80 138 S3 I 1 46 293 cond round qualifying net 2. .I(>hn Henry $f.(19l 7. out of molds needing only a his teammates a note before the first 0 0 9 Major Laagua BaaabaH 3:30 Ryan. Hou 8 8176143 88 142 322 Jerry Pale $176,001 8. Jack Nicklaus. bevtfrth: bCffflth “DeBerg is still the team’s No. 1 Sunday Aftarnoon 11 9207183 68120326 little cleaning and hulling to The 77th World Series will com­ city Oct 14 and 15 at 8:15 p.m. EDT. Houston Oilers in one of 12 NFL Gama Of Tha Waak d) 9 Rogers, MU $172 386 9. I.arrv Nelsi'n $lti4.S0 10 I taavlo 2 Oamr of three games they swept from Hooton, LA 10 5 ISO 146 45 87 3 30 Who Am I? \.mi 2-lanto gloss hnghils quarterback, but Montana is a 4:30 Baaaball John Mahaflev $if9.382 3 kun 4 kUraa mence on Tuesday night. Oct. 14. The third, fourth and fifth games, if games contested that evening. The Reuschel.Chi 10 9194212 601123.34 3. Mufua 4. Inin world champion Pittsburgh this LPGA GOLF b kavu i Renelo (ici coal averages about lit- definite factor in our plans for the ® AAUBoUng Sandertn.MU n 71S61S7 47 94 3 35 1, Donna C Young $172,»C 2. Amy S aUn*a 6. RrtMO with the .National League champion necessary, will be in the American Cowboys are 2-0 in pre-season play ^ World Sarlaa Of Golf 7 lea«Hn teen thousandths ot an inch week. 1980 season,” says Walsh. “Now we SM Vuckovicn.StL 9 8179 160 53105 3 47 AlcoU $171,901 3. JoAnne (am or $ir^.ffi5 7. be $. NenrOe 9 9 9 SporUWorld Welch, LA 10 8166150 59 1043.47 5abv m t thick, e.xplain the MerCruiser serving as host All weekday series League park with starting times of ’’I’ll be pulling for you guys to while the Oilers have a 1-1 mark. orUSpactacular 4. Pat Bradley $138,127 5. Beth Duniel Sabs Cera are a competitive team, which is I Yinda World Of Sporta 4:40 AMERICAN LEAGUE stern dris^e boating experts. games will be at night and the 8:15 p m. 1:15 p.m and 4:30 p.m. Dallas is plagued by defensive in­ $129Ti42 6. Nancy L('pez-MeUon$12r..08r( Lithtli make the World Series, even if I have d ) KInar’a Kornar BATTING 7. Sally Little. &>uth Africa. $112,779 8. UcMh If too thin, it mas nol hase a what we are hoping for this year. A Player, Cob ab r h 2b 3b hr rbi avg 2 tamta-hpa weekend games during the after­ respectively. to watch,” Astros spokesman Ed juries and Landry may have to juggle 6KM) Jane Blalock SB.167.9. Jo Ann Washam 1 bw-kkna 2 tmla-Manaa VOamjllurw year ago we were not.” ® European Soccar Brett, KC 334 69135 28 9 16 91 404 4 ka$«laa4a good, rich color or normal dur­ If a sixth and seventh game are $D,968 to. Sandra Post $79,640 3 ktw h a I 4. Usabta^lantes 3. ba-lartwen noon. Wade Friday quoted the note as his lineup to stop an Oiler gush. Free EVENING Cooper. MU 461 66 163 27 2 15 90 354 x-MEN S TENNIS b Orbea H-Zasw ability Champlonahip* b. Reaedb-leenet (. Orbea H-LanRi b. lasebia-tvii I ’The league playoffs, being con­ necessary, they will be played in the safety Randy Hughes has a dis­ Miami has a potent offense for its 6:30 Dilone.Clv 3Q 59 126 22 6 0 27 348 1. Bjorn Borg. Sweden. $436.9(0 2. 7 jeagMft-aondra 8 IrtanaAeaael If loo thick. It can esenlualls saying. “It Was signed, ‘Truly, JJR.’” 6:40 Carew.Cal 412 54I37M 4 2 48 333 I kUsts-lsm $ Jaa*HMspa 9 Graataat Sporta Laganda John McEnroe D O .tS 3. Jimmy S * t RcnebalaMev "cra/c.” or become covered ducted for the 12th year, will consist National League city, Oct. 21 and 22. Wade said third baseman Enos located shoulder. Another safety game with Minnesota as running GD Kbiar'aKornar Bell. Tex 400 6813319 4 14 68 333 Connors CM.9U 4. Vitas Gerulaitis SmM bbaartwtfl both with starting times of 8:15 p.m. 7K)0 Wilson, KC fax 98170 23 U 3 34 336 $286,334 r., Brian Gottfried $169,494 6. ssiih hairline cracks. of best-of-five series, and the World Cabell, a close friend of Richard, star, Charlie Waters, is trying to back Delvin Williams goes into high 509 8U633B 5 5 45 330 (E Racing From Saratoga Park Rivera. Tex Ivan Lendel. Czechoslovakia. $ir<3272 7. 2 kun Zagw Gel coal is made by mixing The only exception to the starting McRae. KC 336 f£ 104 33 3 9 57 310 I iamle lUrua Series is a best-of-seven read the note from the 6-foot-8, 237- make it back after missing last year gear and rookie quarterback David 7:30 JoseLuisClerc.$14B2K> 8. tkldie Dibbs I.DanryUnda 2 Kforba Upa 4 Panni b u ra ia l pigment into a clear resin that Wathan. KC 366 46 113 9 6 4 51 3(» $147,001. 9 Guilermo Vilas. Argentina 3. 4. taMta-fieni 3 kaw ivpa In the .National League, the East times would be if Kansas City is the with a knee problem. On offense, Woodley, out of LSU, continues to GD Ray Parkin* EVENING 461 85 1C 19 7 6 36 3U6 ( laaann-Garainena IS formulated to be lough, abra­ pound right-hander at the team Bmbry, Bit $146,486 10 Gene Maver 9146.790 b. (M«b»llwM b ba Rrcarvi I b Orbea a Getni 9 SportaCantar 361 74 11713 3 16 70 307 I Rtnebalni* Division champion will host the first American League champion. In that impress coach Don Shqla. 7:00 Kemp, Det x-WOMENSTENNIS 8 bwi-CaiaMna 7 iBvetMlandi sion resistant and weather resis­ meeting before .the first game with guard Herb Scott injured his right 6:00 4fi 7114BM 213 87 306 7. OrWa 4 * 4 * 9 SportaCantar Oliver. Tex I. Martina Navratilova $4r0.7T0 2. Sabv btanaianaa tant. two games on Oct 7 and 8. both case, the fourth game of the series the Pirates Tuesday. knee and ankle last week and won’t Williams rushed for 703 yards last 9 World ChamplonaMp Tannla Watson. NY 356 47 11018 3 9 41 306 Sabs kua-loaii 7:30 Tracy Austin $414.303.3. Billie Jean King Since It IS a mixture ot clear would start at 1:45 p.m. instead of 6K)0 Woods. Tor 337 SO 103 18 314 41 306 tMth; tenth, beginning at 8:15 p.m EDT. Wade said he was not at the be available for the Houston game. year, a huge drop from the 1,258 he (9) Intarnatlonal Rugby 4. Evonne CcKilagong. Australia restn and pigment, it is not (B) Profaaalon*l FootbaH From Lynn. Bos 3B8 6613031 312 61 306 $174.0 f>. Chris F'vert LToyatlTS^rO 6. l.be 2 btaia Following a day off. the series will 1:15. In Friday night’s lone action, the amassed in 1978, but won’t apologize 0:00 Hndrsn. Ok 449 81 13618 4 8 41 30S 2.lrau meeting and did not know the team's Wendy Turnbull. Australia. $ 1 3 0 0 7. I've got the most 4urable 3 Orbea* 4 Arcaruaij opaque like wood or metal ® Auto Racing'80 Trmmll. Dt 407 79123 IS 4 6 46 302 Kathy Jordan 1W.101 8. Virginia Wade. 3.0r$Ml ib ta b ia shift to the home of the West Division immediate reaction, but the Astros New York GianUMi(ere at Baltimore. for this shortcoming. S W b NFL Pra-Saaaon Foot­ arm in the history of base­ b $ luebia l ight can niter through it Top game-winners 9 B aaaM Orta.Clev 40567121 14 3650289 Britain. $90,341 9. Greer Steven'. South b.Cinii iCaranandi baH Gama 7.Gcni) I 4 This IS perfectly normal and champion for the remaining games won their next three games, 5-2, 5-1 Most of the remaining weekend ac­ “You’ve got to look at things as a 10:30 Bochte. Sea 392 45116 27 3 9 59 296 Africa. $64347 10. Pam Shriver $76,124 ball. I pitched in a record 7. ircirub I I. Inc# NEW YORK (UPI) - Three 10:30 Sab$ kau Hargrv, Civ 436 6312915 211 65 285 BOWLING 1,070 games. That includes Suki btane nothing to be alarmed about. The third game is scheduled for and 12-5 over the Pirates. tion takes place in the 11 other night whole,’’ Williams says candidly. ”1 d ) Sporta Extra Jacksn. NY. 3D 8711315 134 91 285 hitters are tied at 13 for the 9 Battfrttt 11:00 I. Wayne Webb $8ri.D0. 2, Mark Roth 21 seasons on a total of llevani .‘\ good waxing once or twice Friday, Oct. 10, at 3 p.m, EDT i3:15 gatnes Saturday. Atlanta is at San was productive in 1978 because our 11:30 Murray. Bit 451 87 13226 2 21 75 28S 1 8 4 0 . Mike Aulby 171,731.. 4. Gary Um«t American League lead gamewinning d ) MHIarTImaForSporto a. 2 Rene* lan*a a year prolongs the luster of gel GD AMghlAtThaRacaa Castin. Kinn 389 46117 14 610 50 2EB Dickinson D1.422 5. Steve Martin 0 0 nine teams. My career Lkasa-Zom l.trlanbUaiidia p.m. if it’s in Los Angeles), the Diego, Cincinnati at Tampa Bay, offense was productive. As the 11:30 Yount. Mil 4B n i3539 719 70 288 4 Uncbia^lipa coal by shutting out the air's RBI. the league announced Connors in breeze 9 SportaCantar 6. Nelson Burton Jr. |5f>2K. 7. Earl record was 143 wins, 122 4. Orbea l-LeaMt 3. kwi-Gcrni SportaCantar Garcia. Tor 439 C12B29 6 3 36 2B 6. ba-kga fourth game, if necessary, on Oct 11 Geveland at Chicago, Green Bay at offense goes, I go. I’m no better than 12KX> (B) Anthony. $(.3241 8, Tom Baker ITJ.UO.B. losses. My last team — the 6.ba-Cinqr b taapat-leanet oxygen. Thursday. Hebner. Dt 3S 48 9710 7 12 II 288 I kata Ircaiua I Ball watcher WraatHng 12:00 Palmer Fallgren f.l.Q07. 10 George L Vtane-CiraMna 7 Orbea a-Garamena It slows down the oxidation at 4:15 p m., and the fifth game on MASON, Ohio (UPI) - Top-seed Buffalo, Kansas.City at St. Louis, Los the offense. It’s different than on GD Soccar AMERICAN LEAGUE Papas. FO.K^r 1972 Dodgers. .New York s Reggie Jackson, 9 AAU Boxing (9) European PITCHING W H fanla-Zagw ol the resin at the weather sur­ Oct 12 at 8 p m. Jintmy Connors took only 55 minutes Angeles at Denver, Minnesota at defense where one man can make the Champlonahip NASCAR Texas Al Oliver and Ken Singleton Reggie Jackson of the New 2KX) Pilcher, Gub 1 ip b bb so erz 1. Dale Earnhardt OH.46f. 2. Cale face e^ami, New Orleans at Detroit, New play.” 2:00 Gura, KC 17 b m m 54 D 2 £ (tm « ()» " The West champion in the Friday to eliminate No. 5 seed Ivan 9 AmartoanTanPInBowHng Yarborough 1^,839. 3. Richard Petty sa| |iO ue s t snouiej auitaaq tu il Don’t use cleaners that might are the leaders. Immediatly behind York Yankees watches flight ® SportaCantar Norris. Oak 17 7 215153 581318D 0 2.4rtii»lin4a l.ikM W im e York Jets at Pittsburgh, Oakland at Woodley is only the Dolphins’ No. 4 3K» $ 2 0 0 . 4, Benny Parsons VOffC 5 > all jaAa uaqaitd |anaJ is>ieu> American League will host the first Lendl of Czechoslovakia, 6-2, 6-0, in 2:30 May. NY 10 5 IS 101 36 D I M 4- toiaw Tag* contain harsh abrasives them with 12. is hot-hitting George of foul ball that came off his (B) SportaCantar I tarrell Wallrip V6.0S-. 6. Bobby Allison a

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