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Horns of tho W sh ts tpontorM) by Ihs Manchsstsr Hsrsid * VERNON Manchester, Conn. ★ 6V2 Rm. Colonial Fair today Saturday, Sept. 10,1983 ★ Front to back living Rm. and Sunday Single copy: 254 ★ Formal dining Rm. S e e p a g e 2 ★ Kitchen with dinette area Umlb HOME ★ Glass Sliders to Sun deck ★ 3 Large bed Rms. ★ 1 Vo baths with vanities ★ Field Stone Fireplace ★ Quality Built by U&R A m I u Support ★ Convenient location, City Utilities ^ w lliy Union loses by lacking U&R REAITY CO. 9 votes 643-2692 for vote By a nine-vote margin, workers UNITED NATIONS (UPI) — THE Robert D. Murdock, Realtor at Crestfleld-Fehwood Nursing The U.N. Security Council Home Friday rejected a health - abruptly postponed a vote Friday care union as their bargaining on a resoluUon deploring the Soviet representative. downing of a South Korean airliner Sixty-seven workers voted because of inadequate support for ' 9 against the union and 56 in favor of th&measure, council sources said. ■ 0 it. The meeting was postponed until Seven ballots were challenged, Monday Just 45 minutes before the WEEK! but they could not change the delegates were scheduled to vote outcome at any rate. at 3; 30 p.m. EDT. Earlier in the Voting ended at 4 p.m. and the day, the Soviet Union vowed to yeto ballots were counted immediately the resolution sponsored by the afterwards. United States and nine other This home is waiting for a special The voting came after a bitter countries. fight between the union. New owner. It has a large kitchen, 3 bed­ T m a u n u w m d s One council s o d t^ said the Price, livability, location. You'll get more for your A PlEASUIE TO SHOW England Health Care Employees Security Council put ra its meeting rooms, lovely front porch. Priced at money in thia lovely family home. Faaturaa three oed- Aluminum sided 7 room home. 3 bedroonfs. Union, District 1199, and the because the United States could $52,900. rooms, first floor laundry, remodeled kitchen, wall to Newer roof, 2 car garage. Lovely yard. Owners management of the nursing home. wall carpeting and two garages. $62,900. not gather enough votes for a good I T ’S A L L want quick sale. $73,900. The National Labor Relations showing despite the certain Soviet Board supervised the election, veto. which it ordered held after July 25 The proposed resolution said the HERE... and 26 hearing. Security Council “ deeply dq^lores At that hearing union represen­ the destruction of the Korean tatives had said that more that 100 airliner and the tragic loss of workers at the home had signed civilian life.” union cards. Gorgeous home in WestwoodI Plenty of room Soviet Ambassador Oleg Troya- The union has five days to file UPl photo novsky dismissed the document as to roam in this 7 rm. Raised Ranch. 3 full baths, objectionss to the election. If no headquarters near Beirut. They were looking at "totally unbalanced and unaccep­ 3 bedrms., fireplace in the family room, central objection is filed, the results are Pvt. Joseph Mattachione (top). 19, of Windsor table” and told reporters, "W e will air, solid oak cabinets, dishwasher & many stop saving rent receipts and inspect this six room NUMEROUS AMENITIES certified ^Locks and Lance CpI. Mike Toma, 20, from the hills where Druze were shelling them. They Cape today. Living room, kitchen, laundry and bed­ vote against it.” A veto by the other extras. Realistically priced at $95,900. Immaculate, newer Contemporary set on over 2 did not fire the weapon. Soviet Union, the United States or room on first floor; study and two bedrooms (one with acres. First floor family room'with Fieldstone Fi­ Elwood City,' Pa., man an anti-tank weapon skylight) upstair. Full basement. Insulation and wood- from the roof of a building at Marine tlTe th ree other perm anen t stove hook-up. Call now. $55,900. replace. Three good sized bedrooms, gorgeous members of the council automati­ kitchen and entry floorsi You must see to appre­ S fW f. We cin help yiu becomi i Pohl gets cally defeats a motion. S ciate! $142,90a MARKET "REALE" PR0FE88I0NAU In Washington, the WbiteJIduse iSENTRYEVALUATION Real Estate Services inc Cell 646^25. ind itk for Dm. Marines hold tire announced President R e a g ^ will STRAND REAL ESTATE^ unions’ address the U.N. General Assem­ 223 Eat! Canter St, Mancitatlar D.F. REAIE, INC. bly on the Korean airliner incident 646 HMtfQrd Tpk«. fit*. 30 V«mon Real Esfata 156 EAST CENTER 8T. ^ 29 Conn«ctlcu1 BNd.. Em I Hartford, IM mtlrn Ri.AiHiii, Cl. and the "overall world situation" 60 Poquonoefc Avo.. Windsor I on Sept. 26. A4A-4SRS MANCHESTER, CT. 646-2000 s u p p o E L - ^fuze^^besieging relief convoys There was no explanation for the postponement of the Security By Sarah E. Hall E ■“ N Council meeting from the U.S. E Herald Reporter mission to the United Nations. for control of the Shouf moun­ maximum alert. should arise to protect" the 100 By Hala Khoury Late Friday, Western sources tains east and southeast of the "The last shell I heard was British troops in the peace- FOR RENT One day after the Greater United Press International said the United States could only be capital. about 10 seconds ago and this keeping force. Hartford Labor Council decided to certain of the support of six other (Former Worth's Building) BEIRUT, Lebanon — Druze Israeli troops vacated the-Y' has been going on for about 45 uphold its endorsement of Demo­ A new Marine amphibious countries: Britain, France, Ne- OaMand Shouf area Sunday for more minutes,” Rowe said at one cratic school board candidate Moslem gunmen fired mortars unit of 2,000 troops was an­ . therlands, Pakistan, Togo and and rockets at Marine and secure positions in southern point. Michael E. Pohl, the Hartford chored offshore as part of Zaire. French peacekeepers Friday Lebanon. Mortar fire also struck Federation of Teachers has gone President Reagan's promise to The Soviet Union could safely and blocked an international . Four U.S. Marines have been around the presidential palace public with its endorsement of the the Marine commander of rely on Poland to Join it in opposing P 'fenace convoy trying to bring food and killed and 25 wounded since in suburban Baabda, the De­ same man. “ whatever support it takes to P the resolution and possibly Nicara­ ^ o r n m u n i t u medicine to at least 25,000 then. The French have had the fense Ministry at nearby Yarze "M ike Pohl's positions were ^top attacks on you." gua, leaving China, Jordan, Christian refugees besieged In a heaviest casualties among the and the northern Christian right , in line with ours on many Guyana, Zimbabwe and Malta OPEN HOUSE ^ mountain village. 4,800-man peacekeeping force suburbs of Beirut. No casualties A French spokesman said two issues. He's a bright young man, either undecided or likely to WED.-FM. 3-7 PM One French soldier was — 16 dead and 44 wounded the were reported, official Beirut Super Etendard Jet fighters eager to team more about educa­ abstain, the sources said. wounded in the latest barrage. past year. radio said. scrambled at dawn from the SAT.-SUN. 1-S PM tion and a true representative of “ Some members consider it No casualties were reported A Marine spokesman. War­ In London, the Defense Minis- aircraft Foch after a French the working people," said Daniel would be premature to vote on the among the Marines, caught in rant' Officer Charles Rowe, said "try said it sent six long-range soldier was wounded by one of Seals, president of the HFT execu- resolution while some countries ONLY battles among the Druze, the the Marines based at Beirut Buccaneer bombers to the RAF eight shells fired at the head­ Manchester . live committee, which voted to are not fully prepared.” a Western EAST HARTFORD Lebanese army and pro­ International airport did not base in Akrotiri, Cyprus, to quarters of the 2,000 French •Move in immediately backPohlTuesday. Hesaidhewas source said. government Christian militias return fire, but remained on provide air support " if the n e ^ troops in the city. •Rockledge Area Charming 6V2 Rm. Ranch, 3 bed 5 % down especially impressed with the In language carefully coined to •4 bedrooms ; 20-year-old candidate's position on attract the widest support, the Rms, large living Rm, panelled Oelv Fowrieee Llaila in our community moAes ’ merit pay for teachers, which Pohl •Completely Redecorated • 3000 sq. ft. • resolution referred only in its family Rm, 2 fireplaces, built O a k la ^ Terrace to tpecial. Com/orlabhi priuatm has said fie "absolutely and preamble to being “ gravely dis­ •Fireplace in living room Available for immediate occu­ but Hiill ItH aicd idealfy dote to nuyor chopping totally" opposes. turbed” that the K A L airliner renin t and from downtown Hartford. •Eat-in size kitchen ins, 1V2 baths, quick occupancy pancy. Excellent location. All utili­ only minufee Seals said the committee knew Dodd still loves New York, despite "w as shot down by Soviet military the Manchester Education Associ­ •New carpeting throughout ties. Won’t last... Call today. Only Come awii acc while they laail aircraft.” - only $69,000. ation, which represents Manches­ Spaciout 2 Bedroom Unilt • Garage & Fiifl Meanwhile in Brussels Friday •Don't miss this house $1200°° per month. ter public-school teachers, had ^sem ent e Appllancet & Central Air • Enermi NATO General Secretary Joseph •Call now to see « Efficient e C.H.F.A. Approved. voted last month to endorse the two Luns announced that there would •$78,500 Priced Affordable at $^9 00 school board incumbents, Richard encounter with one of city’s muggers be no NATO response to the ssMaitin & ef^otft man, £!nc. W. Dyer and Susan L. Perkins, in shooting down of the airliner, but t o i l the upcoming Democratic prim­ there would be a response by ED GORMAN „ ^ V R ary Tuesday. But he said the NEW YORK (U P I) — Connecti­ A$aociate$ u^U&R REALTY CO. individual NATO countries. 263 MAIN STREET JUST OFF 1-86/EXIT 94 ■TiinHr committee did not consider baclc- cut Sen. Christopher Dodd, 604 MIDDLE TURNPIKE EAST 643-2692 MANCHESTER. CONNECTICUT 06040 174-6 OAKLAND STREET ing the two Incumbents because mugged Just two blocks ,from the 3ACKSTON/6HOWCAU neither one had' requested the mayor's East Side mansion, Robert 0. Murdock, RoaRor A m Code 203-646-4144 646-4040 MANCHESTER, CT. 646-1316 endorsement, while Pohl had. headed back to the nation's capital Reagan Like the federation, the labor Friday with little rancor towards council is an AFL-CIO affiliate. New York City. Throughout the past week, council "Chris Dodd is someone who plans talk • WE’RE SELLING HOUSES 4 officials have been conducting an would make a good New Yorker. D.W. FISH REALTY CO. investigation to see whether or not He rolled with the punch and said, WASHINGTON (UPI) - Presi­ Pohl lied in seeking their endorse­ 'Tell everbody that I love New dent Reagan, still highly con­ ment. Democratic Town Commit­ York,” ' said Mayor Edward Koch cerned with the Soviet shooting 243 Main SI Manchesier Vernon Circle. Vernon tee Chairman Ted Cummings has at a press conference at City Hail. down of an unarmed Korean 643-1591 872-9153 insisted that Pohl misrepresented Dodd and socialite Amanda airliner, will address the United himself before the council by Burden, once described with her Nations General Assembly in New 9 falsely claiming support from former husband as New York York on Sept. 26, a White House 0 prominent local Democrats and City’s Number One Fun Couple, spokesman announced Friday. labor leaders. were accosted Thursday night on "The president believes that the On Thursday, the^council com­ East End Avenue at 84th Street by overall world situation requires a pleted its inquiry. Vice-president two armed men. y ,■ y ' statement at the highest level,’* NEWCAPIS $ 6 4 ,r William Rudis said no instance of The 39-year-oId Democrat sur­ deputy press secretary Larry *6 attractive and spacious rooms plus a fully linishad ba­ Beautiful artiscally designed homes that snow you to rendered his wallet but Mrs. sement rec room and VA baths. Carpeting and appli- firilsh the second'illoor yourselfl Save lots of cashi wrongdoing was found. “ The can­ Speakes said in m aking the ~es Included. $71,900. didate has been exonerated,” he Bprden, the ex-wife of former City announcement. aadded, "and in effect, we’ve Councilman Carter. Burden, at Reagan last appeared before the reiterated our endorsement on a first held onto a necklace that was UN on June 17, 1982 at the unanimous basis.'-' given Ubiber by ber late mother, Disarmament Conference. "M y story is straight, ahd I will Koch smd. not change my position one bit,” Mrs. Burden was knocked to the said Cummings Friday. "The ground in the scuffle and the neutrality of the four local labor mugger grabbed her purse, which unions speaks for itself.” Local contained $300 and several credit Inside Today latwr leaders have indicated there card), police said. UPI photo may be some rank-and-file support Koch described Dodd as an old , \ 20 poots, 2 section) SMASMNG CONTEMPORARY for Pohl within their unions, friend from the mayor's days in Built with quality workmanship A materials, a unique HUGE ROOMS New York City Mayor Ed Koch (right) Burden were mugged en route to a Advice...... '...n Make up this 3 bedroom ranch with Inground pool and however. Congress and Mrs. Burden as floor plan of 9 rooms and 2',4 baths. Natural cedar exte- Cummings called the labor coun­ active in Koch's racp for Congress. escorts Dodd and sociaiite Amanda cocktail party with Koch. ■ rlor!I largeIi deck. ■ ■ See It today. extra loti Commercially zoned for BoltonI 90's. cil endorsement “ hollow," and They were headed for Grade Burden to a cafe after Dodd and Mrs. ' C lassify..’ ...... ii-i* VERNON $65,900 ELLINGTON $68,000 claimed that Rudia, in the first Mansion at 86th Street and East Contlek...... * BLANCHARD & ROSSEnO, INC. Older two family house on 6 room Ranch on private lot Iri place, said he euspected Pohl of End Avenue for pre-dinner cock­ guy with a gun. I thought he was Dodd, Koch rela te d said oneman, possibly two, waiting in a Entertolnmenf...... 13 lying. ' tails with Koch when the mugging kidding.” "Amanda, why don't you give him °ar and tte two who accosted the ...... " "..'. .'.w REALTORS huge lot with a large VA Assu­ Ellington. Fireplaced kitchen " I t ’s Just as fthought,” he said, occurred. Koch said Mrs. Burden told him what he wants? because at that couple fled the area on foot. opinion. . « 86WEST CENTER STREET mable Mortgage. Call for de­ freshly painted on outside. Ex^' "but that's their way of playing the “ When he walked in (at 9 p.m .), I she refused to give up her necklace Ume this guy had a gun at his Koch said his friends had true people Exriutive...... ? (Comar of McKoo) ■ tails today. game.” think facetiously I said, ‘Late “ because it had been given to her neck.” grit. They were marvelous.” The sports...... i*-'? 646-2482 cellent for a family. Pohl aaid, "Ted Cummings and . again?’," said Koch. “ He said to at tne Ume of the death of her Police Friday had still not mayor also said he was "dis- Television...... r-* the whole gang are out to destroy me, well, we're a little lateb^ause mother and it was very important nabbed the suspected muggers, tressed" by the robbery "as a New Weather...... ? my credibility.” we were held up on the street by a to her emoUonally.'' .Detectives said there was at least Yorker”. > •••••••###•*##••••••••

t .,v » ■ ii — MANCHESTF.R HERALD, Suturduy, Sept. 10, 1983 MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday, Sc-t. 10. 1983 — 3 PEOPLE PHIL ROJLIRAb TOM POSTER imanac Your neighbors’ Views: Today, ^ p t 10 Do you think there are too many eo^called “frllle” and not enough "basics” In Manchester public schools^ Today ii Saturday, September 10th, the asird day of INS with 112 to follow. Th e moon.la moving toward Its first quaiier. The morning atari are Venui and Mars. Psct. . . Rockoffellor't rwtIrMi - > -The evening stars are M eroury, Jupiter and» Saturn. he doesn’t think it’s a wise investment. So Should American taxpayers bail out Those bom on this date are under the sign of he’s launched a national crusade to pressure David Rockcfellcr’i Chase Manhattan Virgo. They Include English scientist and Bank to cover bad loans made to Com­ Congress to block approval of the pro­ clergyman John Needham, in 1713... German munist coun­ posal. archeologist Robert Koldewey, excavator'of tries? “ It’s even worse when you look at what Babylon, in 185S... film director Robert Wise, Millions of these countries are spending money on,” in 1914... and golfer Arnold Palmer, in 1920 Americans will writes Ruff. “ India is buying Soviet fighter (age 44). be getting letters jets; Nicaragua is helping Finance its ’Marx­ On this date in history; : with that ques­ ist revolution’ with a $34 million loan; Red In 1813, U.S. naval units under the command tion printed China is planning a massive public works of Captain Oliver Perry defeated a Britbb across the front project with a $1 billion low interest rate squadron in the Battle of Lake Erie. ; of the envelopes. loan.” ' In 1323, Simon Bolivar, who led the wars for These letters are independience from Spain in Veqeiueia, Ruff says the loans to foreign nations the brainchild of (Colombia, Peru and Bolivia, was named take cash from Americans, which causes Howard Ruff, President of Peru, with dictatorial powers. thousands of people here to go bankrupt. who has made a In 1840, Elias Howe received a patent for the With the aid of congressmen like Roa Paul fortune out of sewing machine. (R-Tex.), Ruff is soliciting funds to pay for In 1963, Negroes entered the white public telling people letters to 10 million taxpayers. schools of Birm ingham , Tuskegee and Mobile, how to invest Alabama, after President Kennedy federal­ JEANNA A. SAUNDERS, ELEANORE S. D avid R ockefeller their money. The national lobbying effort is called ■eVIRLiy.F. OARRIR, S U t MANQANO, Man­ M A U R IC I a , BOU­ JEAN C. LUNN, Man­ FRED O. NA88IFF, Man­ SAMUEL S. MALTEMPO, ized the state’s National Guard. Manchester; "To tell you ORESZKD, Mancheater; “ Free the Eagle,” but only Rockefeller and Manchastar; ‘ It’s hard to chester; ‘ My kids all go to CHARD, Manchester: chester; “Yes, I really chester; “It appears as Manchester: “Not really. I Ruff believes the U n it^ States should A thought for the day: Am erican essayist, the truth, I don't really "Yes. I don't think enough Chase Manhattan have been singled out say. M y children ara all the parochial schools. I "Yes. I went to the think they should get though they've reduced don't think there are too call in its bad loans to nations like poet and philosopher Ralph Waldo Emerson know what the schools attention is being paid to specifically. Ruff even uses Rockefeller’s bid of the schools now, sent them there for the schools, and I know It was back-to-basics — the some of the frills. But the many frills.” Poland— which has been on the brink of P ia Z a d o n and Meshulam RIklis; Turning health conscious said, ’’Make yourselfy o u rse lf necessary to offer. But I think they do education nowadays." picture on his envelopes and asks recipients "but I did work In the discipline. But I think true back then.” three R's and discipline. average person on the bankruptcy for the past two years because somebody." need to get in more to the to send protest post cards to Rockefeller at school system. I think Mancheeter High School There’s too much time street is probably not of its inability to pay off debts to foreign learning part of it. There countries and banks. the bank. But the postcards could be M a Ig d o r a |Hrts hobby oo strict dtot they need all sorts of has really Improved on wasted by foolish carry­ qualified to know this. I’ll returned, marked ‘addressee unknown.’ ing on.” leave it to the experts. are so many kids coming Ruff is worried that the United States Pert Pla Zadora only weights 94 pounds, Mwkalam RIklli, 38, to stop smoking. Sunday, Sept. 11 different courses for a the discipline part...be­ What is a frill, anyway?” out who Can't even read.” may be about to approve an 8.4 billion loan Rockefeller isn’t chairman of the bank but she believes less is better. "M y body is Riklis owns the troubled R lv lm Hotel in well-rounded education^ fore, it was a little bit by the International Monetary Fund, and anymore. He retired two years ago. important to my career,” she says. Las Vegas and scores of companies across Sunday, September llth, is the 2S4th day of rough there.” “ Everybody’s body is important, and that’s the United States. He also produces Pia’s 1983 with 111 to follow. Ywin hunks taka why I encourage people to eat less, stop movies and Finances her projects. The moon Is approaching its first quarter. smoking and start exercising.” Riklis quit smoking, but he then started The morning stars are Venus and Mars. The evening stars are Mercury, Jupiter and Unfortunatdy, few people pay attention eating more. So the 3 foot, 27-year-old ac­ vp Modeling Saturn. to Pia, because of her reputation, however tress has become Riklis’s chief diet advisor. Those bora on this date are under the sign of Educators claim Manchester never left basics Twins Geoffrey and Greg Weldon have uncalM for, of being a flake, (in fact, she 'A s soon as he gets enough of his avoir­ Virgo. They include American short story done almost everything together for 23 has one of the sharpest minds in show dupois down, Pia will take him to the next writer O. Henry (William Sydney Porter), in “Anyway, rote drill simply isDK years. They sat next to each other in high business.) plateau, a steady ^iet of mild exercise. 1862... author D.H. Lawrence, in 1883... East fruitful,” Kennedy says. * school and got the same grades. They went But Pia has been making her point at “ Look at my body," says Pia, “ and Indian philosopher Acharya Vinoba Bhave, “Life is multi-dimensional, and to their father's alma mater, Colgate, where It all depends home. She has encouraged her husband. you’ll see that exercise docs pay off.” disciple of Gandhi, in 1803... and actress Kristy we have to prepare for all of it,” is they concentrated on the same studies— McNichol, in 1962 (age 21). Mrs.Perkins’ Justification for the economics and investment management. On this date in history: on how you varied high school program. Dyer After college, Greg went to work on Wall In 1777, troops commanded by George rejects the notion that Shakes­ Street and Geoffrey aimed at specializing in Washington were badly defeated by the British define them peare, Dickenson, and Thoreau tax shelter investments. Both, however, under General Howe in the Battle of are cake, and insists that "the Brandywine. humanities are basic — even continued to carry on rigorous athletic How amay limes has Fraak Siaalra been James C o h n n and marveled at I In 1841, all members of President John ,Bv Sarah E. Hall though futuristics may well be a regimens that included basketball, skiing auuiied aad lo whom? How nuay tloMs looked. Cobum told Griffin it was all due Tyler’s cabinet resigned except Secretary of Herald Reporter frill for a kid who can’t even read a and swimming. to Dr. JasMS of California. Merv hat Mia Fairow hcca aiarrlcd?— J.P ., Brawley “ Back-to-ba3ics” is a buzz word comic book.” They also worked as weekend lifeguards Geoffrey and Greg Weldon State Daniel Webster, in protest of Tyle r’s veto Leigh, Neb. decided to go out and see Him. The doctor of a banking bill. and a political battle-cry, levied MHS senior Robert J. Gronda, at Jersey shore beaches where a talent agent After that, lifeguarding will probably be Siaatra has been married four times. His took samples of Merv’s hair and analyzed In 1973, the elected Socialist government of these days at school curricula that co-president of the student council, spotted the twin hulks in bathing suits. ruled out, even on a part-time basis. First marriage was to Naacy Barbalo in them to see what foods Griffin was allCTgic Salvador Allende of Chile was toppled in a are perceived to be too soft, too says he would make futuristics Both are 6 feet, 4 inches tall, weigh 192 They have troubles enough now. 1939. They were divdrced in 1931. Then to. After that, GrifFin stayed away from right-wing military coup supported by the C l A. jwdded with “frills.” mandatory if he had his choice. pounds, and have brown hair and hazel Whenever they worjc the same beach, they Frank wed Ava Gardner in 1931, but that, those foods, but was aUowed to eat Allende died, reportedly by his own hand. Democratic school board candi­ “It’s more than academic, it gives eyes. The agent signed them up immediately get an unusually high number of calls for too, ended in divorce, in 1937. Following everything else. OrifFin says he lost 30 In 1M2, a U.S. A rm y helicopter crashed at an date Michael E. Pohl has levied me a look at where I’m going, and it’s not a frili at all,” he says. to work as models. By next year, the twins help— from women who aren’t even in over Ava came Mia Farrow in 1966. That union pounds by the end of four weeks. air show in Mannheim, West Germany, killing that charge at Manchester High will have appeared in most magazines. ...4heir heads. ended in 1968. Sinatra married his current all 46 people aboard. School. His opponents in Tuesday’s Is Jadson Scott, who played Bennie on DESPITE THE DEMAND by' wife, Barbara Marx, in 1976. As for Far­ Democratic primary, school board the T V scries “ The Phoenb,” un. same ac­ some that local high school curric­ row, her first marriage was to Sinatra. She Incuipbents Richard W. Dyer and • a'a tor who ptayed Kahn’s right-hand man in Susan L.Perkins, disagree and ula be pared down, there is a limit then married Aadtc Previa in 1970 and "Star Trek II: The Wrath of support the existing curilculum. to what can be cut. The state Board Will Pennsylvania be the next big state to She growled: “ You’re some detective. You divorced him in 1979. She has not been Lottery Kahn” ?— D.M., Omaha, Neb. But what are the basics? And of Education demands that legalize gambling. Looks like it might. can’t even find the men’s room?” . . . married since, but she has had an off-and- what, precisely, needs to be gone courses be offerred in II subject Wayne Newton is bringing Las Vegas-type Millionaire Baron Rkky de Portoaova is on relationship with Woody Allen. Yep, Scott played Joachim in “ Trekkie areas: math, the arts, the lan­ II.” And here’s a bit of inside dope. There Connecticut daily back to? entertainment into his Pocono Mountains spending more time in Monte Carlo than Whatever the basics are, some guage arts, social studies, health resort complex, and Frank Sinatra’s very he’s spending in Houston Fighting for a big­ definitely wUI bea “ StarlYek III.” T h a fn , «5 local educators claim Manchester and safety, physical education, Recently, 1 heard Merv Griffin say on a Friday: S67. good and close buddy, JlUy Rizzo, is start­ ger share of his CuDea family oil empire. at the script-writing stage, even u you feiMi schoois have never abandoned consumer education, career edu­ ing construction of a S50 million resort and One big reason: he gets to see more of the T V show that be lost a lot of welglit after this. ' Play Four: 8034. them. cation, vocational education, for­ sports complex. Newton and Rizzo deny friends with whom he spent his youth in Italy vlsillng a doctor and nndeigoing tests lo sec eign languages, and science. what foods were fattening lo him. Can yon Pooplo Exclushrol anawoTa Iho moot Other numbers drawn F rid a y in “ What isn’t clear about the state that gambling is in the back of their minds, . . . When Sidney Poitlcr takes his six tall Inlaraatlng quostlona from roadora. “WHEN PEOPLE say ‘back-to- icU me aboni llT— J .H ., SI. Lonis, Mo. New England; requirements is the m inim um but isn't that what they all say? . . . Peter and pretty daughters out to a restaurant, he Send youra lo ua care of Ihb basics,’ I think they mean the three Vermont daily: 083. program you must offer,” says Falk, T V ’s Columbo, entered Wolfs Sixth always gets kidded by some unknowing wise Griffin made the revelation while talking nowspapor. R’s. That probably was an accu­ Avenue deli in New York and asked the guy who will say something like: “ There’s with David Hartman on “ Good Morning Maine daily: 738.^ rate description 25 years ago, but Kennedy. I eiMl BY TRIBUNE COMPANY SYNDICATE. INC. New Hampshire: 2019. But it is clear that M HS students crusty cashier where the men's room was. Poitier. Look, he’s got a harem.” America.” Merv had once interviewed HO Em 42ad Sinct. Nn> Yoct, N.Y. 10017 the basics have changed greatly Rhode Island; 4693. since then," says Jacob Ludes, are in good standing when it comes principal of Manchester High to standardized test scores. School. Herald photo by Tarquinto College-bound students taking SAT Five or 10 years ago, according tests last year scored an average Weather to Ludes, high schools routinely 29 points brtter than their counter­ . differed courses on the use of the Sarah Chapman and Sean Jackson, both second grade town's elementary schools emphasizes understanding parts nationwide in both math and slide rule. Now that offerring is students at Washington School, learn math through a rather than rote drill, an approach which administrators science. unheard-of, and computer literacy hands-on approach. The revised math program In the say spurs students on. Manchester SAT math scores courses are moving to the fore. dropped steadily over the 10 years Rains swamp Texas while Midwest still boils A 13-day “ get familiar with preceding 1980, but have risen MAT computers” course is mandatory James P. Kennedy. arts, and vocational education. Connecticut high schools require math, science,and history. since. English scores have re­ F o r example, Pohl insists that By United Press International Warrensburg, Mo,i 9rat Columbia, A flash flood watch was out for their schools early in the Missouri for all seventh graders in Man- "Th e re are two main types of that in four years,” says Ludes. mained virtually unchanged over courses like science fiction, film S.C., and a record 90 at Alpena, most of the Texas Coast. heat. Six school districts and ' Chester’s two Junior high schools. basics commonly accept^ by H IE MANDATORY core curric­ He adds that courses at the high the past decade. appreciation, poetry and futuris- Almost a half foot of rain poured Mich. schools in five communities shut . And local school administrators educators,” he says. “ The first is ulum at the town's junior high school are offered on four levels, -V Ninth grade proficiency test Crops have been shriveling up tics are of little real educational down on Texas in a matter of hours down in Illinois. have adapted jeven prim ary school what you could call your basic tool schools is heavy on the “ tools.” In from honors to basics, partly to scores have been “ substantially “ It looks like it's going to be a from too little rain and far too value, and taking them should not Friday and schools declared an Thunderstorms packing 70 mph ■ jnath to put it in sync with today’s subjects — the tools you need to the elementary schools, "reading avoid grade inflation. above the state averages” since fairly stagnant weather situa­ much heat in the Midwest. Private satisfy basic English require­ early weekend across Missouri winds set off range fire s . in . com puter blitz. “ There used to be spend the rest of your life learning and math still get the lion's share To boot, the high school, in 1979, the tests were instituted in 1980, tion,” Rick Cundy of the National agriculture forecaster Ck>nrad Les­ ments. He suggests they be re­ and in Illinois because classrooms Montana Thursday. Nearly 40 I an over-emphasis on computation, and relearning.” of the time," according to became the first school district in says Kennedy. When plotted on a Severe Storms Forecast Center lie estimated In Chicago that the Chesterton. ' the state that required students to placed by a “ more practical” were too hot. lightning-sparked blazes were and now we’ve included more These “tools” include math, graph, the yearly test averages for HIOMttT said. “ It will be hot over the central drought has cut com and soybean Graduation requirements at take and pass a locally-developed four-year English core curricu­ TCUMflATUMS reported. problem-solving in the program — reading, language arts, science, the past three years are fairly 30;c Plains for one more day, at least, production far below earlier esti­ lum, emphasizing traditional 70 new The legacy of the parched In Crab Orchard, Tenn., Mrs. . and the change is linked to and social studies. “ You have to M HS are based on a mixture of the proficiency test to earn an aca­ level, with no roller-coaster dips or ORLEANS with temperatures near 100 from mates — and the full extent of the skills. summer of 1983 — one of the worst Helen Lane checked out the song of computers,” says Allan B. Ches- learn to communicate in numbers two types of basics. To get a demic diploma. Ludes says that inclines. western Kansas to eastern damage is yet to be measured. But school administrators will droughts in half a decade — the katydid and the local wasp - terton, director of Instruction and and symbols, as well as in words,” diploma, students must accumu­ since its inception, no one who has High school Principal Ludes Missouri.” . late 16 credits, three in English, tell you that the existing courses downgraded cfop estimates drasti­ He estimated the com crop at nests, predicting the first frost of pupil-personnel services. Kennedy adds. “ You also have to met the other qualifications for says that for him, the ultimate already include heavy doses of »lOW cally in the Midwest. The Texas Gulf Coast has been' around 4.4 billion bushels, down the fall will come Oct. 16 and there Clearly, then, there’s more to the understand man’s physical and two in social studies, one in math, MHS graduation has failed to pass school evaluation is based on the from his Aug. 1 prediction of 3.31 1>A in science, one in physical this test. reading, writing, spelling, and testimony of former students. u « WEATHER FOTOCA8T ^ The summer, which had long wallowing in rain since Wednesday will be three good snows in basics than reading, writing, and biological environment, and man’s billion. He figured the soybean education, and 7>A in electives. NONETHELESS, Pohl and oth­ gram m ar. The fancy titles and “While they’re here, they com­ worn out its welcome, sent temper­ and the storms opened up again Tennessee this winter. arithmetic. “Anyway, we’ve got a relationship to man.” --crop at 1.5 billion bushels, down­ “Our graduation requirements ers complain lhat the high school is snazzy subject matter, they say, plain it’s too tough, but they atures back into the 90s through the during the night. Almost 6 inches of • Mrs. Lane has been predicting world of the future to go into...I’d' The second type of basic in graded from expectations of 1.79 are tops in the state...we require 16 too easy, and should demand more are merely the vehicles used to usually thank us afterwards,” he Midwest and along the Atlantic rain poured down on Ingleside, the weather for years based on . Prather look forward than back- Kennedy’s outline includes what billion. credits in three years; most coursework in basic English, motivate students. claims. National forecast Coast. A t noon it was already 93 at Texas, in two hours and Batesville, folklore learned at her father’s ' w ard,” says school Superintendent he calls “ living” skills: mpsic, the Springfield, III., along with 92 at Texas, got 2>A inches. Twelve towns and cities closed knee and Indian legends. For period ending 7 p.m. E S T Saturday. Today will find generally fair weather across most of the country. Showers may be found in parts of Arizona, Texas and Florida. Maximum temperatures include: Atlanta snowers Sunday. Highs 70 to 75 Calendar B1, Boston 66, Chicago 91, Cleveland 91, Dallas 94, Denver 61, Duluth Today’s weather north to the low SOs south. 73, Houston 91, Jacksonville 91, Kansas City 66, Little Rock 92, Los Vermont; Partly sunny today. Scientist attacks studies Sunny today. Highs 85-90. Fair Building, 7:30 p.m. Public hearings are scheduled on juegjay room 18,7:30 p.m. Angeles 60, Miami 90, Minneapolis 61, New Orleans 93, New York 66, Highs 73 to 83. Chance of showers WEST HARTFORD (UPI) - Energy Department. tonight. Lows SOs. Mostly sunny Manchester sign regulations, the 20-year residential conversion Democratic Town Committee, Town Office Build­ Phoenix 100, San Francisco 61, Seattle 69, St. Louis 94 and tonight. Lows again 55 to 65. Partly Some studies on the causes of The study reportedly shows Su~hday. Highs around 85. Southw­ regulation and removal of campground regulations. ing board room, 7:30 p.m. Thursday j Washington 95. sunny and breezy Sunday. Chance so-called acid rain may be mis­ lakes in the Northeast are not est winds today around 10 mph. Monday T p ^ a y Wednesday Town Council, Town Office Building board room,. of a few more showers. Cooler. leading, but won’t halt efforts to losing natural buffering materials Light westerly winds tonight. Parking Authority, 8 a.m. 873 Main St. M alard rdo of Education, Elementary School conference School Building Committee, Coventry High School, 7:30 p.m. Highs in the 70s. , save lakes and streams in North that help neutralize add rain, he Planning and Zoning (k>mmission, 7 p.m., Lincoln room, 7; 15 p.m. Am erica, a scientist at the Univer­ said, and comes shortly after the Center hearing room. Thursday Air quality sity of Hartford said Friday. ■department outlined reasons for Manchester Historical Society, 7:30 p.m., Lincoln Thomas Sharpless, chairman of opposing acid rain controls. Commission on Health Services, Yeoman’s Hall, Extended forecast Center gold room. Route 87, Columbia, 7:30 p.m. The state Department of E n v ir­ the university’s chemistry depart­ “This is a last ditch effort by the Board of Education, 7:30, 43 North School St. Extended outlook for New Eng­ onmental Protection reported ment and specialist in atmospheric department,” Sharpless said, Tuesday moderate air quality levels across land Monday through Wednesday: chemistry, raised questions about “probably using old data. It Democratic prim ary election, noon to 8 p.m. Connecticut for Friday and fore­ Connecticni, Massachnaetts and a study contracted by the U.S. probably won’t turn up aavthing.’ Open house. Probate Court, 2 to 4:30 p.m. Bolton Rhode Island: Fair weather cast moderate to unhealthful con­ Mental Health Group, 3:30 p.m., Lincoln Onter Monday Pancakes For “ Lou" Kocsis ditions for the weekend. through the period. Daytim e highs gold room. will be mostly in the 70s. Overnight Public Buildings Ck>mmission, Community Hall, Board of Directors, 8 p.m. Lincoln Center hearing 7:30 p.m. lows will range from the 30s on Manchester Herald A Man You Can Trust for room. Tuesday Monday to mostly the 40s on New England . Richard M. Diamond, Publisher Wednesday Republican Town Committee, Community Hall, Wednesday. Cheney Hall Board of Commissioners, 4 p.m., Massachnsetta and Rhode Island: Thomas J. Hooper, General Manager 7:30 p.m. Maine, New Hampshire: Fair Probate Court. ~ _ — BOARD OF DIRECTORS ■Jj Sunny today. Highs 80 to 90. Fair W ednesday south and chance of a few showers Tax Review Board, 7 p.m. Assessor’s offi08.'_ tonight. Lows 55 to 63. Sunday Registration for women’s Fitness Program, north Monday. Fair TuMday and USPS 327-500 VO L Oil, No. 290 Mundpal Building. considerable sunshine. Highs N to Community Halli ll a.m. Sunday, September l T, 1983 Wednesday. Highs in the 00s to low Republican Town Committee, 8 p.m. Lincoln Center 85. Publlshtd dolly excapi SucNiav Suggastad carrier rotas ora 11.20 Senior Citizens card game. Community Hall, 1 p.ni. 70s north and mostly in tte 70s hearing room. Maine: Today scattered showers and csrtoln holidays by ttit Mon- weakly, S5.13 for one month, S1S.3S F riday . 10:00 a.m. 1:00 p.m. south. Lows in the 40s to m id 50s, chsttw Publlshlne Co., 14 arolnord for throe months, S30.70 (or six H ia rn d a y north and partly sunny south. ' Democratic Town Committee, Community Hall, 8 'Vermont: Dry and cool. Highs PlocB, ManchttfBr, Conn. 06040. months an d Ml .40 for onay aor. Mol I Judges houra^ 6:30 p.m . Probate Court. Highs 63 to 70 far north and 70s to Second dost Dostoee paid at Mon- -p.m. Monday in the 70s and lows 43 to 35. rotas ora ovollobla on raquest. Comment session, 6:30 to 7:30 p.m . Director’s ’'^ BRITISH-AMERICAN CLUB mid 808 south. F a ir south - and chMlsr, Conn. POSTMASTBR: Tuesday and Wednesday highs 63 Sand oddrass chongas to tha Mon- To ploca a clostlflad or displav. office. Municipal Building. chance of showers north tonight. to 75. Lows in the 40s. .chastar Harold, PiO. Box 3»1, odvartlsamant, or to report a news Emergency Medical Service Council, 7; 30 Lincoln - Lows in the SOs to low 60s. Partly Monchastar, Conn. (U040. Itain, story or picture Idea, call. Coventry 73 Maple Street Manchester, Connecticut Center gold room. sunny with a chance of showers 443-3711. Otflea hours are 8:30 o.m. ADULTS $2.49 PANCAKES, SAUSAGE, COFFEE Satellite view To tubscrlba, or to raport o to S p.m. Mondoy through FrldoV. Monday Sunday. Highs 65 to 70 north and Long island V dallvarv problem, coll 647-9944. . Steering Committee, Town Office Bundling nurse's CHILDREN .99 , JUICE - ALL YOU CAN EA Tl Commerce Department satellite photo taken at 1,p.m. E D T shows 70s to low 60s south. Otflea hours ora S;30 o,m. to S;30 The Manchester Harold Is a' . office, 7; 30 p.m. layered clouds over much of the northern tier of states along and to New Hampshire: Today varia­ Today n6nny. Highs 80 to 85. p.m. Monday throuoh Friday ond 7 subscriber to United Press Interna­ to 10 o.m. Saturday. Oallvarv tional news services and Is o, Andover ' CovehtiV Taxpayers Association, Town Office the north of a frontal system. Thunderstorms hug the coast of Texas ble cloudiness north and partly Southwest winds 10 to 13 mph. should be mode by S p.m. Monday member of tha Audit Bureau of .Building board room, 7:30 p.m. Paid by Committee to Elect Lou Kocslt, Mary Wlllhide, Treasurer again today, and low clouds cover much of the remainder of Texas sunny south. Highs in the 70s north. Tonight fair. Lows 60 to 63. Light through Friday and by 7:30 o.m. Circulations. Planning and Zoning Commission, Town Office and Louisiana. A few thunderstorms and associated clouds are to SOs south. F a ir tonight. Lows S3 west winds. Sunday considerable Saturday. Maoday ' Building planning office, 7:30 p.m. present along the southeast coast. to 60. Partly sunny with a chance of sunshine. Highs 80 to 85. .. Planning and Zoning Commission. Town Office \ MANCHKSTER HERALD. Saturdciy. Svpt. 10, 1983 - 5 4 - MANCHESTER HERALD. SiUurdiiy, Sopl. 10, 1983 Weinberger: Soviets up to something HOUSEWASHING Bv Frank Cook , any murderer who refuses to participate in any way High PreMure Power Waehing United Press International with the investigation of his crime.” GENERAL OIL Of Vinyl, Aluminum And Wood Not only have the Soviets been denying "actual AARON COOK WASHINGTON — Defense Secretary Caspar facts but telling a lot of patent lies," the defense Sided Home*. secretary said. * MANCHESTER Weinberger suid Friday he expects the Soviets to, manufacture some evidence — perhaps "a black box Weinberger made the remarks In a series of HEATING OIL MAR Painting dripping with seaweed” — to justify their claim that television interviews shortly before reporting to 6 4 3 -2 6 5 9 the passenger jet they shot down was a spy plane. Reagan about his trip to Central America. Wein­ QUALITY SERVICE Weinberger.said the Soviets were desperate to keep berger completed a tour of Panama, El Salvador and MS4 Japanese and American search vessets out of the area Honduras Thursday and said he was surprised to fipd where the South Korean piane was downed Sept. 1 their armies better prepared than most Americans CAU 5A8-3500 with 269 peopie aboard. think. “ You have to bear in mind the most worrisome " I think that What I learned primarily is that not HAS IT! thing the Soviets are doing right now is refusing any of only are they doing this job better than most people the nations ... the rights to enter the area where the think here, but there is a real’chance they can prevail e n u n AIIIO MDY / 763 piane was shot down,” Weinberger said. against all of these forces that are trying to shoottheir ROUTS •$ TALCOTTVILLf.CT MAIN ST. " I think the reason they're doing that is because way into government," he said. t they are going to try to manufacture some sort of He said E l Salvador needs economic help to repair 64^ 1191 evidence and come up with some black box dripping the "poverty and destruction that has been wrought... 24HR.T0IIIII . 131 Part of a seat from the downed KAL < with seaweed and claim that the Korean pilot was a by the guerrilla activities.” 643 FEATURING THIS WEEK ... ^ — MAIN ST. spy or some nonsense like that.” Weinberger said he will convey his impressions to liner, with dual-language sign on it, .C O H SU Tt COILIS N RirAin MANCHESTER Weinberger said the Soviets are trying to prevent Congress and argue for $84 million more in military •rOMIOM AND CAN c 4m washed up Friday on the Japanese any investigation of the incident and suggested assistance to El Salvador, which recently received $26 Since 1947 643-1900 coast near Wakkanai. President Reagan deal with them "as you deal with million. Art Cunliffe, Prop. ENERGY SAVING STEVENSON'S (»ST0M KIT(WEN CENTER I STORM PRIME AWNINGS i WINDOWS REPUCEMENT 6 In 1968, Soviets led U.S. plane to safety Servicenter, Inc. i t DOORS WINDOWS CANOPIES .v; Auto Ya n k e e a l u m in u m services fm iiiiont & Auto Sales NEW HAVEN (UPI) — A retired navigator has The State Department readily admitted the plane sun line and found we were 25 miles off course — which 25 (Hcott St, Manchester Call 649-7544 G la ss & S c re e n R epairs recalled a 1%8 incident in which a Soviet interceptor had strayed off course' and agreed to bear is not too bad, but not too good under the WASHING • WAXING - RUG SHAMPOOING H ardw are 6 Accassorlas gave his charter airliner with 214 American troops responsibility for any loss of life or damage to the circumstances,” he said. LUBRICATION - BATTERIES - ACCESSORIES , aboard the "follow me” signal and the pilot complied. airstrip resulting from takeoff. TIRES - TUNEUPS - TEXACO PRODUCTS He said he didn't believe the Soviets would fire at the |1 401-405 MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER, CT. IalSSSum 649-1 m Lawrence Guernon. 70, of Darien said his The site of the forced landing in 1968 is about 400 unarmed airliner, because "w e were not at war with S I D I N G 705 Main St. Manchester, Ct.; Seaboard-World Airline DC-8 was on a flight from miles from the Soviet destruction Sept. 1 of the Korean these people.” Able Home Improvement Phorie: 649-5533 BOB S TEV EN S O N Seattle to South Vietnam and near the Kuril Islands at Air Lines jumbo jet with 269 people aboard. Guernon daybreak June 30, 1968, when the plane apparently He credits Tosolini with dismissing a chief pilot's IcOM M UaM INDUSTIHAl KSioemAi speculated the Korean pilot "tried to get away, or he suggestion that he try to fly the DC-8 out of presumed “Your Complete Remodeling Service” 1(203)643^843 strayed 25 miles off course. may not have understood the signals” to land. The pilot, Capt.Aloseph Tosolini. started to steer it Soviet air space. Tosolini said he couldn't comment on Room Additions - Pofch Enclosures - Roofing - away from the MiG jet but the fighter came up close He said he doesn't believe the decision to shoot down the two incidents because his employer. Flying Tiger Siding - Solar Qraenhouses - Kitchens - In- LEDOUX ELECTRIC «>- on the port side to block the maneuver. The fighter the Korean Air Lines plane was made within the top Lines, has ordered personnel to remain silent. The •ulated Replaeament Doors 8 Windows. aaMMSHR^MMSBOBSaM^Ma^ VBAei was close enough to “ see the creases in the pilot's echelons of Soviet government, but was "kind of a freight airline, which bought up Seaboard, regularly (203) 649-4479 ^utem atie

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Rlchiyrd M. Diamond, Publlshar'< Dan Fnta. Editor'-' Alax Qlralll. City Editor ‘Laugh-In’ returns to country ‘astonishingly unchanged’ OPINION •v Vernon Scott gans; Arte Johnson In his German Behind the madness is producer Schlatter said in' his cluttered tapes with art pieces'’bn Kenny derivative of 'Laugb-In.' But our UPl Hollywood Reporter belmet, Henry Gibson with his George Schlatur, the irreverent office, from which he produces Rogers and The First Edition, the show was derivative too. We took out-sized nosey and Ruth B uiiie in corn ed entrepreneur who pushed “ Real People.” Nitty Gritty Dirt Band and the liberally from Laurel and Hardy, HOLLYWOOD “ Rowan and her atrocMus hairnet. douUle^tendre to the limit on “ In one sketch we did a number Temptations. Milton Berle, Burns and Allen and ’Vartin’s Laugb-In,” the innova­ On hand, too, will be Judy Canw network TV. about.Ronald Reagan in the White “ There was a fast-paced com- mostly from Ernie Kovacs." J a c k tive group comedy series that hollering “ Sock it to itw' ’ and being Viewers will be able to pick out House. But we were doing jokes on ' pression of time and group comedy invired "Saturday Night Live” drenched with buckets of water, guest stars Richard Nixon, Wil­ inflation, ecology, pentagon spend­ that influenced the electronic Airliner incident boon to Reagan SOME OF ‘ ‘Laugh-In's” best a A n d e rs o n ing, nuclear waste, drugs, unem: editing of taped shows, which we Slid others, returns to TV in Chelsea Brown and Theresa liam Buckley, Truman Capote, moments are the unrehearsed abbreviated, syndicated reruns Graves dancing in sexy bikinis and Billy Graham, Martha Mitchell, ployment. And Pentagon spend­ developed.” bloopers, dialogue botches, un­ Washington this month. Joanne Worley shattering Oral Roberts and other unexpected ing. They’re still with us. Schlatter gives full credit to his WASHINGTON — Situations his response to the SovfetUnlon. AND REAGAN’S greatest scheduled pratfalls and others that » The old hour-long shows have eardrums. characters in the show’s cavalcade “I pr^ct Dan and Dick will writers, most of whom are now that involve great political risk strength as a tactical politician Morry-Oo-Round , Schlatter insisted 'rem ain in the been whittled down to 30 minutes Lily Tomlin’s Ernestine, the of comedy. become gigantic stars again. They producers of comedy shows of often also offer great political Jack Qermond THE OBVIOUS chagrin of lias been his ability to “ per­ ■each and should prove more than switchboard operator, and Suzie were funny and the show still their own, for the brevity, attack, show. opportunity. President Reagan such conservatives is not some­ form ” when he has been given nostalgic visits with the wild and Cheerleader characters are back TO PIC AL GAGS that would makes me Jaugh. impudence and irreverence that s^rns to have seized that and thing that Reagan can afford to the most concentrated attention wooly band of zanies'that captured and the joke wall remains intact. seriously date the show have been ” ‘Laugh-In’ bad an impact.on all became the show's hallmark. “ I used to do terrible things to opportunity firm ly in his re- . ignore as he prepares to seek a from the voters. The response to the nation’s fancy — and ratings — Best of all, Dan Rowan and Dick lopped. But producer Schlatter TV comedy and commercials. It “ The BBC in London studied our Goldie get her to break up or blow lines,” Schlatter said. “ It drove sponse to what he called “ the Jules Witcover second term next year because the Soviets in this case is 15 years ago. Martin will be seen in their Farkle was astonished at how little the opened the door for ‘All In The tapes and came up with 'Monty Fathei's Python's Flying Circus,” ' Schlat­ hei‘ iorazy because she knew we'd Korean airliner massacre.” they do represent part of his another demonstration of that Romping back on screen will be Family sketches and staggering country has changed since Family' and ‘Saturday Night’Live‘ Syndicated columnists ter said. just keep going with the scene. As a candidate and as presi­ political base. But it is also true skill on national television. half-clad Goldie Hawn, colorfully through the old cocktail party “ Laugh-In” left the air in 1972.' by being funny on serious subjects. It did the same for video music “ Much of today's TV comedy is Finally she'd just walk off camera. dent, Ronald Reagan has al­ that their public t criticism of None qf this suggests that quest for body-painted with suggestive slo­ bedlam. “ Some jokes were prophetic,” ways carried the burden of him for not taking extreme Reagan is out of the woods on being perceived as a dangerous positions cannot help but con­ national security questions if, man to have in control of the tribute to a goal with a higher as expected, he seeks a second his son nuclear button. Even as he committing "an act of barba­ by President Carter after the priority — reassuring the elec­ term next year. There are too Saturday T V defeated Jimmy Carter three rism borne of a society which invasion of Afghanistan that he torate as a whole that the many complex and sensitive WASHINGTON - For Hiainj. years ago, opinion polls showed wantonly disregards individual had been too trusting of his good President is not a dangerous issues to be confronted — businessman Murray Rozynes, the nvssmg grl friend Frank Sinatra. that a substantial minority of rights and the value of human friend Leonid Brezhnev. man to have in the White House among them the continued 9 - Schools Match Wits Woman’s World Invitational 7- long search for a missing son is a f:3 ^A .M , 10:15A.M . Bal Championship is presented Raquel Welch. Rx:hard Conte life and * seeks constantly to Second, Reagan clearly be­ for another four years. hazard of the American role in - Fourth Estate the voters believed he repres­ poignant reprise of the movie QD ■ BuNwMil* fl)-M*dNWaloh from tha Rayboy Oub. Atlantic 1968 expand and dominate other nefits politically from the at­ '' Reagan' s greatest underlying ^ the Middle East, his own 9 “ Ligoaa Oty. NJ (60 mm ) CD - Racing From Yonkers ented a greater "risk of w ar" “ Missing” — but with the curtain ( D - Q « t Smart 10:30A.M . Saturday nations.” tacks on him that hdVe come in strength as a political leader aggressive posture toward Cen­ ^ 5 - At Tha Movies - 9 - MOVIE: 'I. Ctaudkta' Part (fi) - Kunsifinootiati ,than his opponent. He used to scene yet to be written. CD CD - Tha Oukaa (D - Nawarit ft RaaMlv 9 - Bamay MMar 8 joke himself about being seen as the last few days from such has always been his ability to tral America and the likelihood His son Steven, a 29-year-old G S -D r. Sougglee 9 - MOVIE: 'Rods' A loumaksi CD n - L H t ls s - Sports Magazina 9 - Nows Update and s ferrxnist expsrisnea ths the Mad Bomber. IN STAKING out a position as theologians of the Far Right as portray himself as a politician of an international protest of attorney, disappeared in Panama (B ■ ESPN Sportawiaah CD-O r. Who 9 9 - Main Evont Bolshevik Revokibon m Russia But in his appearance on the voice of . reason in dealing Richard Viguerie, the direct- with definite views and definite impressive proportions later ® - Warren Beatty. Diane Keaton four years ago. The elder Rozynes 9 - Sports Proba (9 - EBPir* Maid* FoothaB Ricardo Monialban portrays a ChampioiBhip Boxing Tonight’s 8:00 P.M. program features a 12-round Rated PG ^ national television the other with this parlous situation, the mail wizard and publisher of the , goals. Even voters who dis­ this year- against the deploy­ has tracked down every lead, 9 - Clrda Squara 9 - Braath o f LHs World War M soldier in the "Lost president has benefited politi­ (D (D - Waft Diansy The Om- WBC Heavyweight Champion- 9 - Evans and Nowak night, Reagan managed to have Conservative Digest, and Paul agree with specifics of his ment of United States missiles followed every tip, investigated - Popaya and Friands f l ) - Stylo Whh Baa Ktenocli Plaloon" episode of ABC's slxp bout batTvaon champion aga Connaction ’ A dafactxig Eu­ 9 9 - Sobirdar Night liva the best of both worlds. He took cally from two factors. Weyrich, the political profes­ policies have been shown in Western Europe. every rumor. f l ) - Sports Raviaw 0 9 - Gary Colaman Show F A N T A S Y IBLANO. airing ropean sciamist ts kidnapped. Lai^ Holmes and Scott Frank 0-SportsSWy Saturday. Sept 10. (60 mm.) from Atlantic Oty, NJ. (2 hrs.) 8 - MOVIE: Tha Wrong Box' no extreme positions that would First, the facts of the case are sional who heads the Committee opinion surveys to credit him, Moreover, there is more He has been to Panama 10 times. O - Elacttic Company- Various family mombsrs vis for a .CHECK LShNGs Fon ExAcr nuE ^ 8 - Lo Meior del Box require him to pull back later, clear to the voters, and they for the Survival of a Free for example, with a determina­ reason than not to expect that He has hired a battery of attorneys 9 - Today WHti Hal ft Guy O- MOVIE: Tha Eyas o f tha CD - IMOVIE; -Chwgs of th* largs trust kmd. John Mils. Ralph seem to reinforce the suspicion ■* Viawpoint on Nutrition AmaryMa' Tha lonely ghost of Light ftrigade' Ftctionalizad tala IS) - IWOVIE: T h * Uv m of a fkchsrdson. Mehaal Caine. 19W. stressing instead the need for an Congress. , tion to reduce both the cost of the political relevance of the and investigators to help him in his of tha m oot amazvig real war ad- Bengal Lancer* Tlmlmg adven­ her scaring grandfather takas B - IMOVIE: -Dismand* for international response to the and hostility toward the Soviet. the federal government and its Korean airliner incident will quest. He has met with countless Jenny to a mad and aaria world. ©laoconpulas vanturas aver tokJ. Ohvia da Hav- ture story of the Bengal Lancers ikond. DavxJ Nwen, Nigal Bruce. Gary Cooper, Sr Guy Standing, Braakfast' The son of a Russian ; destruction of the plane. Union that has been a guiding Viguerie described Reagan as role in American life. And they diminish long before the IBM Panamanian officials and U.S. 8:00 A.M . Ruth Ford, Martha Byma. 1962 nobleman tnes to steal the royal O - Aak tha Managar 1936 Franchot Tone. 1935 Y et he was able to indulge principle of Reagan's world a “ Teddy Roosevelt in reverse also have understood that his campaign begins. But, at least diplomats. He has questioned - Repeve/0#ve Comedy (kamonds las father gamblad IS) - Bits. Byta* B Buzmntd* 9 - News 9:15 P.M. away ths night of Iw birth Mar- himself rhetorically, accusing view all along. — he speaks loudly but carries a view of the Soviet Union has for the moment, Ronald Reagan scores of Panamanian villagers QD - U.8. Junior Tocmio B - MOVIE: Goldin ® - Freeman Raporta celo Mastrotam. Rita Tush- the Soviet Union of "a crime The contrast is striking be­ small twig.” And Weyrich said been adamantly hostile and has seized the political high and peasants in the constant hope (SwmpionoMp 11:00 A.M . RarxiazvOMa' A ship ladan with mgham. Elama Taylor. 1968. against humanity (that) must tween this “ confirmation” of the President has missed a suspicious, both attitudes that ground and left his Democratic CD CD - Bug* Buimy/Road gold and mnocont passartgars is 9:30P.M . 11:45 P.M. that one of them just might have (D O - Boot of Sowby Ooo Runnar Show the tergal of highi ^ ara armod never be forgotten, here or his judgments and the “ great opportunity to exercise 9 - MOVIE: Tha Soa Wolvw ' seem to have been justified by critics with little room to crossed paths with his son. CD ■'CtHtstoofior Chwo-Up with a nudaar weapon. Richard A group of British sokkan at­ B - MOVIE: 'Young DocSon ( D O - Puppy/Beooby Doo In Lova* Oty Hosprtal bacomas a throughout the world” and of politically-damaging admission decisive leadership” through the airliner episode. maneuver against him. (9 ) - P if* Pwittwr Stiow Show Harris, David Jansaan. John Car- tacks German stxps fadmg in neu­ redma. 1977. haven for the lovesick m this par­ ( 9 - SpoftaContor CD - Ag Star W raatUng ® - Victory Gwdwi tral waters. Gngrory Pock. Roger BUT LIKE the father Jack B - Goapal Today IS) - News Update Moore. David Niven. 1980. Rated ody of madcal sosp operas. CD B - T J . Hookar Hookw G a ^ Marshal. Michssl frkXsan. Lemmon played in the movie, » - FrwMi. Rock VisH tha O - H o s H a w ® - Nswa/Sporta/Wsalhsr - MOVIE: 'Staomboot B «. PG 9 6:00 P.M. goes after crimmals who mfurad Sean Young. 1982 Rated R world of Frap^ Rock undamaalh ( 9 - EBPN Bporttwaak B-WrastBng Jr.' A young cokaga lad tries to Murray Rozynes has come up tha baaamant of an accamne m- CD - Bki* Knight hn ex-wifa. (R) (60 min.) (Oosod - Amazmg Yrs. of Cmema Guest editorial O r MOVIE: ‘Rsds'Aioumalist B - TV Communilv CoBag* impress his gel fnand whka trying Captionad] 12:00 A.M . against one stonewall after vantor to meat tha expectations of his IT ) - Raring From Baknont 9 Those Ware tha Days and a faminiat axpahanca tha S S — Naur Jaraoy Hiapano 9 -‘World Sportsman CD - IMOVIE: T in y Shoot another. ( 9 ■ Bctwlaotlc Sport* Acwl. Bolahavik Revolution in Russia. father: Buster Keaton. Ernest B - Star Trak 10:00 P.M. HoraM. Don't ThoyT* Th* night- ( 9 - Inaid* Tiadi B - What About Woman Torrance. 1928 ( 9 - MOVIE: On Qoidsn Pontf ( 9 - MOVIE: T h * Rowl Steven Rozynes was seen for the Warren Daatty, Diana Keaton. warrior' A kxiar helps fight a CD - Nows mare world of the dance mara­ Ratad PG. B - Lal'a Go BowBng (& ) - Thoro Was Always Sun TNm ganwation* confront awh thon bares the souls of tta last time in the sea town of Viento ag-8pidatman bark) of pdegars m post World CD 9 " Fantasy Island A re­ Shining Somaplaca Ufa m tha Other during a vacation at a New contestants Jans Fonda. S ) - Nawa/Bporta/Woatitar 9 ■ dim INikar B - Waohinglan Wook/ War HI Australia Mai Gftson porter IS datomrsnad to prove that The cowardly Frio where he had gone, as an Roviaw Paul Duka n lonad by Negro Leagues * Jamas Earl England cottage. Kathahna Hep­ Young, Susannah York. 1969.. 1982 Ratad R. Mr Roarke i$ a fake and the — FXntatono Funnioo 9 - Emarsancy Jonas narrates this program burn. Henry Fonda. Jana Fonda f T ’X t~a * -s-t— *n.------OT — amateur anthropologist, appar­ top Washington Joumakata ana­ brothar o* a soldier tr»s to dis­ 1 a J - vitanipKKMxxp wrasiang 9-NawaUpdaia "which docummts tha traatmant 1981 Ratad PG (18 - Ovation Today’s programs ently to study the people. He had S - Soaamo Straot (Cloted lyzing tha week’s news. cover if the serviceman was a da- (35) - Laugh Trax eSptionodI of blacks m the bassbak iaaguaa 9 * Co-Ed Mag Gnffin hosts this era ’BanorM and Rou,' 'City 9 9 ■ IncradMa Huft and Lights: Tom Sakaefc' and 'Jour­ senar (R) (60 mm.) (Closed planned to cover Panama by tha Amaiino Spidarman 1:30 P.M. of segregated America. (60 mai.) weakly taan magazina. 9 - Nawa/Sports/Waathar Ronald Reagan 9 • Taatro Fantaatioo ney into Thakand: Talas of Gods Captionad] CD - Happy Doya Again canoe, so he traveled light, carry­ — Carrasoolandaa 9 G) * Survival SpaclaN ‘KiV- 3:15P.M . 9 - Rock Church and Damons ' (2 hrs .) CD - Fighting Words 9 -O M | M d M a ars of tha Plain.* Michael Landon ( 9 - Rav. Ciaophua Robkiaon ing a radio, field glasses — and B - WaNikigton Diakigu. 9 - Sattiaatar Oalartira - Foatival of Faith 9 - SportsCantor 9 - MOVIE: Just Baforo 8:1 5 A .M . narrates this examination of big B - Nouramokora Satunlay Down* A group of esmpors dis­ $ 2, 000. gams animala and their pray. (R) 3:30 P.M. 9 - Nawa/Sporta/Waathai 9 'M O V I E : 'IClaudkia' Part? (18 " AHrad Hitchcock Hour 9 - Instructional Sarlaa B - TV Community CoBogo covers that the fun ends arid ths On Saturdays the Manchester reality that he sits idly by A postcard dated April 16, 1979, (60 min.) B - Amatica'a Cup ChaBang* 9 ' Six Graat Ideas Beauty £ ) - Nawa/Sporta/Waathar 9 - War Within terror begms )ust befors dawn. 8:30 A.M . B - Rokio Bohiofo Dr. Monimar Adftr prasidas over Hefald reprints editorials from while Secretary Block crawls brought the Roz^neses the last 9 ** Hoy Miamo Anfritionaa 4:00 P.M. 9 -AWyjQraham Crusade 9 - NowB/6porta/Waathar George Kermady, Chris Lemmon. (X) d ) - Pandamonlum Guikarmo Ochoa. Lourdes Guar- B - WNd Kingdom an intakactual discussion con­ Mke Kalin. 1981 Rated R - MOVIE: Thav AN ' MOVIE: Poydoy' A coun­ other New England newspapers. message from their son. “ Dear raro y Juan Ooaal praaantan aata ( 9 - Pick tha Pro* Sportswn- cerning tha concept of beauty (R) 9 9 to Moscow and there con­ CD 9 - MonchhkMs/Uttla B - Thio W M k bi gpoobill Laughacr Jealous husbands twa try and western smger treats ev­ 12:30 A.M . This is from, the Union Leader of folks,” it read, "all is perfect.” The Raaeals/BicMa Rich progiama da aauntoa pubkeoa tars preview kay games and (60 mtn) demns what was probably the B-Waitona ^ viewers compete (or pntes. bumbkng private eyes t6 shadow eryone ^9)th mdifference except CD - a n In the FamNy Manchester, N.H. card was mailed from Balboa, praaantarxio noticias y variada in- 9 - Furia da Juvantud thee wives Ben Gazzara, Audrey CD ' Nawalarsay Paopla formacion. B - WoB Blnat Wook Lous those who might be useful to Iwn. most moral act of the Carter 9 - Oral Roberts and You B - Blech Parapactiva Hepburn. John Ritter Etated PG. Rip Tom. Anna Caph. Elayne Heil- 9 ) - Money Weak Panama. (fi) - Eaaanca Rukaysar analyzaa tha '80s with s 9 ' That Taan Show B - WBd. WBd Waat voil 1973. Rated R. A “distasteful chapter” in administration. He reached Viento Frio the next ( 9 > Vic's Vaesnt Lot Program­ weakly raviaw of economic and B - MOVIE; 'OaBIpoB' Two 9 -O r. Who 1:00 A.M . ming for ChiUran.* 11:15A.M . investment matters. B - MOVIE: -Loat and FoumT Australian friands coma face to ^ 5 - Fantaatioo 9 - Jan in America'Dizzy Gil­ CD - S a n f^ and Son U.S.-Soviet relations, de­ With all due respect to the month. Eyewitnesses in the town A widow*, and a divon:** rwfca- face with tha brutality of war. Mai lespie’s Dream Band * Jazz great 9 - Fragqla Rock Visit tha 9 - S p o r t a - DifTrant Strokes Arnold CD * MOVIE: Th a Wkkor Mon' clared an outraged spokes­ heavy responsibilities shoul­ later told authorities that they bad 2:00 P.M . covw tha miihap. md makua>* (j4»on. Mark Lea. 1381. Rated D i^ Gilaspie is lomed by an ar­ world of Fraggla urulamaath 11:30 A.M . (D - Btai MBBon DoBar Man of matmd W*. GNnda Jackson. PG writes an artida on drug abuse ray of iazz musioans in one big On an island off tha Englah Chan­ dered by the- president, we seen two national guardsmen, ttw baaamant of an accantric in- that gets tha attention of First nel. The people are practicing tha man for the Reagan adminis­ CD - KId'a World B -M O V IE ; 'Lowan^Ordar- A Gwvg* S.g.1 1978 Raiwt PG. 9 - M*A*S*H band concert at Lmcoki Center. Pedro and Manuel Ceballo, s ^ vantor. Lady Nancy Reagan. (R) (Closed New York. NY. (90 mm.) ancient pagan religion that cals tration last week. submit that his sincere ex­ 9 ' PfW Tour Boat Tarmia cowboy fights to bring peace and (S -P aB cu l*; ‘Da Oidanai Son (6 ) - Matinaa at tha Bi|ou "Tha CaptionedI for sacrifices at harvest tims. Steven for a security check. After 9 - Co-Ed Meg Griffin hosts this Raclnq Thio show faaturas ’The order to a lawlaaa town. Walter las Muisros' Monster Makar.’ B - IMOVIE: ‘Cat Paoiiis' A Chnstophar Lee. Brm Ecklund. Was he referring to the pressions of concern over the Huston, Waliar Brennan, Andy B - MOVIE; T im * Rktar' A sister and brother share a strange he was cleared, Steven apparently waakty taan ntagaiina. Basica of tha Qroundatroka.* B - M O V IE : Chariot* of Fka' 6:30P .M . maverick motorcyclist suddenly B - Bmt of IMIdnight SpMtata Davina. 1932. Rakgious courage mobvataa two and hoiiftle secret. Nastassia cowardly shooting down of ^n cowardly destruction of 269 9 * Pastor Schummbach ffD - NCAA Pravlaw Show finds honself in the Old West as tried to hire one of the Ceballos and 9 - Soul Sot Froo runners competxig in tha 1924 CD B - Nmvs Kinski. Malcolm McDowel. John 8 - i 1Mt unarmed Korea Air Lines 747 lives, and all the heartbreak 9 ~ Suparman/Aquantan/ the result of a scientihe expeh- Heard. 1982. Rated R. his motorboat to tow him in his 12:00 P.M. 8 - MOVIE; Tha Eloctronic Olympics Ian Charlaaon. Ban (D-Srint ment. Fred Ward. Peter Co^te. B - NwM/Sports/WMtlMr Satman Cross. DanntsChhaiophar. 1982. jetliner by a Soviet warplane that cold, calculated act canoe down the ocean to nearby CD CD - U.S. O p «i Twmi. Monator* An inauranca mvasti- B - NFL Gam* o f th* W M k Rated PG 9 - Exchange > Bionic Woman 9 - Sig Story Rated PG Nombre de Dios, Champlonahipa Coverage of tha gator, inquiring into tha death of a (9 - ‘Vouf Mag. for Woman 9 - MOVIE: 'Bad Coti^iBny' 10:30P.M . B - Nock 'n' RoB Tonits and the death of all 269 people entails, must be regarded as j 9 9 - Shirt Talas Woman's Final and Man's Sami- film star, traoaa ttw trail to a psy­ IB) - Magic of OB Painting B - Evans and Novak Young drifters dodging the Cii^ CD-BiackN*ws B - ABC N * «n aboard, including U.S. Con- virtually meaningless until Commentary The eyewitnesses said they had 9 - MOVIE: 'Galaxy Expraaa’ hnals is prasantad from tha UST A chiatric cknic. Rod Cameron, 4:15 P.M. War ride a very rocky road lead­ obdirved Steven and the Ceballos An orphan plots to destroy the National Tennis Canter, Flushing Mary Murphy. Meredith Edwards. B - N 8 C N a w a ing West. Jeff Bridges and Barry B S - hatopandant NMwock • gressman Larry McDonald of such time as he retaliates — B - Spofts ta*---- 1:15 A.M . avH mechanicsl man who kiNad Meadow-Corona Park. NY. (7 1956 B - Nawamakar* Brown. 1972 iwwa get into an argument over pay­ hra.) ' (D - MOVIE: -Whits HosT A Georgia and 61 other strongly and effectively — _ his mothar. Animated. 1980. 9 - Nows Updoto 4:30 P.M. B - Jaffaraons 9 ) - Sneak Praviawa Co-hosts 9 - CFL Footbal: Toronto at ment. But the two guardsmen, the Rated PG CD - Odf Smart British Columbia ruthtoss gangstw has s moitisr Americans? against the perpetrator of 9 9 ’■' M a ^ Looguo B - Scholastic Sparta Acad. Neal Gsbiar arxl Jeffrey Lyons comptox. but to al others he's a last people known to have seen W - H.H.y’s Om CD - ABC Waakand Spoclal BoaohaS: Kom os City at take a look at 'Moon in tha Gutter' Beyond the rights march B - Hour of Faith 7:00P.M . hsvttoss Utor. Janwt Cagnsy. Oh no, not at all! *' this perfidious act. Steven alive, denied that there had W-VUI.AI.Sr. ‘The Hauntad Mansion Mystery.’ Mkwioioto/or St. Louia ot and 'Smokey arid the Bandit Pan 11:00P.M . Virginia Mayo. Edmond O'Brisn First of 2 pans. A boy and girl try Chkrogo B-BigStofy CD - Nmvs IH.’ U.S. Secretary of Agricul­ A good place to sfart would been a quarrel or that they had CD (D CD 9 9 9 - Nows 1949 9:00 A.M . to aolva tha mystery of a missing 8 - TV Community Coiaga B - Matins* at th* Biiou CD - Walcoma Back Kottsr 8:30 P.M. CD - MOVIE: Thfll Man from (D- ABC Nsw* ture John Block, in Moscow to be to halt the flow of grain to By Arnold Sowislok to be almost impossible — enact­ 1982 was a clear sign that the known the younger .Rozynes was (D CD - Mm UmUs A Sp.glwtti miser and Na fortune. (R) (Ooaad B - La Tamps da Chofai CD CD 8 - Muppat Show Captioned) 8 5 * Futbol Intomocionol: B - MOVIE: T h . F.B.I. vs. Rio' A French soldier on leave fol­ ® - Rock of Ago* consummate the grain deai the Soviet Union on the United Press International ment of civil rights legislation that president no longer can depend carrying money. CD - NUw on Now Jorwy ABania va. Amorico ® - Wok Thfu China B - Dane* Fmar lows his kidnapped sweetheart to CD-lranaMs Alvin Karpus. PubSc Enemy had been blocked and sidetracked upon Congress for the kind of Eyewitnesses insisted, however, ( 9 - WNI Snoot Joumoi 9 - MOVIE:'Timo After Tima' B - SportaCantar No. 1' Depression-era desperado Rio. Jean-Paul Belmondo. Fran- 1:30 A.M . with the Soviet Union, was grounds that Moscow has 9 - Twilight Zona 5:00 P.M. W - UnlimitMl H ydtopim Jack tha Ripper steals • time Karpis is hounded by J Edgar coise Dorlaac, Jean Sarvais. CD - Nsws/Sign Off WASHINGTON - A quarter of a for most of a century. automatic obedience it demon­ that they had seen Steven show be CD - Staiaky and Hutch (9 - Sport* Praha 1964 condemning the Carter ad­ dishonored the contract it Wooing: Coiunitiia Cup Thi. ( 9 - SportsCantsr Phis machina and travels to 1979 with Hoover, who made a personal B - Worid Spoftsm w million peopie took part in the 1963 The Leadership Conference, strated in 1981. had money during the argument. H.G. W als in hot pursuit Mal­ CD - Road to L.A. ' (9 - Faith for Today cnisade of catching the crook. ministration’s decision to re­ supposediy signed, in Block’s show presents the Columbia Cup ( 9 - MOVIE: 'Plaaaa Sk' TNs n fP - J a c k ie Cleaaon Show B - Dsno* Fever March on Washington, but its spearheaded by such canny Wa­ But even another high- powered Through U.S. Ambassador Eve­ from Tri Citias. WA. <60 min.) an adult comedy. 1971 colm McOowal. David Warner, (B )-C H IP S Patrol B - SoBd Gold Roben Foxworth, Eieen .Hackan. syrupy words, as “an early Mary Staanburgan. 1979. Ratad Kay Leru. 1974. (9 ) - Odd Coupia B - Big Story >4 taliate against the Soviet success stemmed from the Work o f ' rett E. Briggs. 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Brenda Joyce. 1947 B-HMlthWaak (60 mm.) 9:00 P.M. north Pacific cause the Rea- To be sure, there are other B - At Tha Movisa which once attacked him. 1979. mentators pointed out, the 1983 and farm blocs. nate and 12-digit federal deficits, it in the courts of that country. 9 - News Update 9 - Nawa/Sporta/Woolhar ^ 5 - Kung Fu CD CD- MOVIE: 'Bonisriins' A : gan administration to retal­ strong actions the president 2:30 P.M. 7:15 P.M. 9 - Sports TonigN march 10 days ago involved a far In April 1982, the Panamanian o « - Smurfs border patrol officer leads the It worked mainly on Capitol Hill, would take more than a team of 9 - Thundarr ( 9 - VidaoJukabox B - Nasn/Sporta/Waathar B - Sports Saturday search fw a ring of Mexican akans iate by halting the flow of could take — halting all 9 - Saaainta Straat (Closad 9 - Lo Major dol Show dal broader spectrum of interests. 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The splintering that assessment of the 1983 March on of Tnith (9 - 1SS3 Soap Bon Dolby 9 - MOVIE:/Joy Rida' tive of the very forces he trayed thev confidence of and it achieved what seemed th^n late, I have been portrayed as the - AUvo Bi WoUt 72 East Centftr St. stopped the Reagan juggernaut in . Washington can be made. Covaraga of tha 1963 Gravity 9 - Top Rank Boxing from Sa Bi ; defeated at the polls in 1980 — millions of Americans who bete noi. e of the press, let loose in - Tom Jotiy Nationai Champlonahip it Hammond. IN Storting Saturday, Sspt. 10th prasantad from Fqri.Wayna. IN. the nation’s capital to hound the flB - Money Wook 9 - MOVIE; *Tha Sao WoNaa' :: a captive so shut off from voted for him in 1980. (90 min.) -'f resident politicos, who consider a - R'a Yovt Buokio*. A group of British tokkara at­ 7:30 p.m. O - Boy It WHh Blgn l9 - CNN Bpoclol Report tacks Qarman ships hiding in neu­ my existence to be an Intolerable O - Flooh Gonhm tral waters. Gregory Pack. Roger affront. I appreciate the honor and S B - TV Communhy CoBogo Moore, David Nivan. 1980. Ratad O p e n 10:00 A.M . pa fOYVLVOi! Readers'views will try to measure up. m - Boturdw Momkio IB - MOVIE; ‘Btuohoy'o loot iiiiittttm The Washington Post’s Tony StamT Thoro'a chiot In tumnwr 9 * Faith and PaSiroranca CD - Or. Who Hour ITALIAN FOOO PIZZA NWNTMAIES Send toners to; The Manchester Herald, Herald Square, Manchester, C T 06040 camp whan tha kid* outnumbar L u ig i’i. Kornhelser discussed my mina­ ( 9 - Old Tbno Ooopol tha counaalon 20 to 1. WNtflN- cious qualities with an unnamed a - NFL Owno of tho Wook" chan. Tom Murray. Ratad PG. MON.-BAKE0 LASAQNA I Senate aide,-who tried to describe ® • Inaido Tha NFL MK THEATRE NMG' ■zg«B..iiZB-iiM^iE!iy»fZ what It was like to get an inquiry a - MOVIE:-Tha Udy With A 1:00 P.M. TUES.— VfAl. PARMESAN J p f t C I Q I S from my office. “ His call is a grand Lamp' Florenca Nlghtlna^ ftght. ( D - MOVIE: 'Draeul* Has VIEO.SPAQHETTI 8 MEATBALLS ^ _ i NATlMgl LgXHNMn ‘againtt diHaaa from London to Pohl out for own self-interest dong,” said the aide:' Msan ham Ih* Onma' Oracri* THUR.-CH/Cf(EN PARMESAN % J , 2 5 VACATION “ tho Crimun War front. Anna risa* from Ns Ipa coffin and prays • AUDITIONS - This is a political term which he Naagla. Mfchaal WMing. 1962. on a young w untl hsr athriat FRL-SHELLS 4 SAUSAQE aW Friday ft Saturday TJ ------SHOUtaM':- To the Editor: school board, great strides have ' on in the schools of the town. It defined as; “ When things get boyfrtand and har monaignor un­ [ . T r i m e R i b . lil M l S.|ilf-rilB.M»l ItZI; m - BoundTrom llaa»*n ci* unit* to M V . Iwr. Chnatophw IW E PBMYIIPEM SAT.SQQPLANT PARMESAN It is with Itreat interest that I been made to Improve both the seems to me to be a selfish reason hopelessly fouled up and you a ~ Wraating Lm , Rupwt Dmfas, VwoNca SUN.— BAKED MANICOTTI S h r i m p S c a m p i ______4 6 .9 5 have watched Mike Pohl's “ Back- elementary and secondary schools for asking for a public trust. Cartoon. IBBB Saft. suddenly feel your bladder rushing f l l - Now* Updat* All served with potato & salad to-Basic” campaign for the school in town. They are to be com­ • to your heart.” O - MOVIE: They AB 3 ) - M O V II:‘Gang war'Aftar Saet. to M O em board. I agree that our children mended for their efforts. I feel a man's wif* to ataki by hood­ Explained the aide: "Your first Zauahad* Jaakxit huabanda Nr* I Now Apposrtnff: -SHOtMIAf: should have a basic understanding quite fortunate that my son attends lums, h* bacoma* a one-man Sa^. It - 7iM |NR &>1M3byNEAme * I will cast my ballot for those bumbling pdvat* aya* to shadow Wed. Night — Jimmy HaHoran of certain subjects, and they Verplanck School. I could not ask individuals that will do what is best thought is that you’re in big Thak wivs*. Ban Gaizara, Audray vwigaanc* comiNnas. (3tattoa COUPON trouble. His power is incredible. Mpbum, Join Rittar. Ratad PG. Bronson, Kara Taylor, Glarto MANCHESTER CMMHNITY I Thurs. Night — Randazvoua should be proficient in those areas for a better education for my son. for all the people of Manchester, Haray. 1968. FREE 1 um OF con "See what I mean about him being like Ronald when they leave the school system. Since I feel that the school rather than for an individual that is The vast majority'of people who taiFiif Air Conditioned for your comfort R B - MOVIE: ‘StiuBBi* thru wnsTw PMouui or a n t l m m p o z a to oo Reagan re Central America — he talks modera­ Fortunately, for the town of system works, I must ouestipn out for his own self interest. reatf^ him represent the vgat Dasih' AWTORIUM orm apMs oa. gi, i«gg Manchester, I feel that' our school Pohl's reasons for running. for m ajority of people in the country. B - Auto Raring'S3: Formula .Ct.649XWeJ liSB-Mg-fiZZAlSI-lllM tion, but acts tough!" i - From tha EdHor's Osak is doing that now. public office. He does not soundhs Rlchu^ F. Martin He can paint you any way he w i ^ I Dutch Grand Pita horn 649-1061 Because of the past and present ) - Oomputar Programm* Zandtnoit NETH if he is familiar with what is going 18 Drerfield Drive to.” • J- » — MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. Sept. 10. 19M MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. Seot. 10. 1983 -r i U.S. Football League Director Rafelson gives music video a spin W eekday T V lookslo Improvement So popular are these videos Videos .are given free of By Vernon Scott ing a heavy rotation schedule with videos coming up on cable. The He learned to dance for the videdT (averaging about 4 minutes) that chni'ge — to M TV ah promotion UPl Hollywood Reporter three or four plays a day. Medium whole idea is still evolving on cable -FSsMOflilS . 8 - IRR* HraiM on tha PiaMa NBC came up with "Friday Night gimmicks, cheap at the price when bringing a whole new (limenson to 6:00 A.M. Captionad] CD - Wiliaitii Balk KotMr 0 in Hs second season rotation is two or three plays dally and networks.” Lionel as an entertainer." Video," a 90-minute version of it is considered that promotional (D-WsnOiVNsws 7:30 A.M. CD - Tie Too DoubIi 4:30 P.M. HOLLYWOOD - Parents, and light rotation only once or Rafelson said he chose to direct MTV that reaches many more and advertising budgets for al­ twice. * 8-VafMPiOBranw (D - Buss Bunny/Poihv Pig CD - Rorapar Room 12:30 P.M. -Thraa*a Cerapatry NEW YO RK (U P I) — Fall is tUU the tim e of year wondering why their teenagers THE P O IN T Rafelson makes 4s Richie between movie assign^ millions of homes. ** bums oRen run twice that much. Richie's new album will be 0 - Imarttlnmam Tonighi CD-JknBakiiar 8 - P-Troop - Young m - OBSgan's Wand whra a fan’s fancy turns to football but U.S. Football dash home from school to glue that today's kids want to LOOK ments because, " I t is a wonderfiri S themselves to the TV set, are Clearly, videos are more effec­ coidpeting with hundreds of other 8 - Jeala and tha Puaayeata 8 -R r a W k 8L2 8-MrakftMkidy Leagiie.G^missioiier Chet Simmons is confldent his and listen to their favorite rock ‘n* way to hone my instincts. It’s 6:30A.M. MTV FANATICS have revived tive sales gimmicks than print a^ , new videos, but under the handicap 8 - Buga Buraiy. J.J. and Ton 8 -7 0 0 C l u b 10-Rwn'sHopo ©-PranehChaf infant organization can make the game a sport for all learning' about the mesmerizing rollers. usually four years between feature CD-VaftadPratrama the lagging record industry and radio and T V blurbs combined. of any black artist bucking the 8 - I N o » l o ^ :3 0 P .M . 8 - * « M k v O M .effects of MTV, the hottest gim­ Rafelson became involved with films for me and I live the rest of ( D - MamMe Btratoh seasons. given new life to such stars as white oriented videos. 8 - b i i l g M CD - Woody Woodpoahor “ I think it it an accepted member of the American mick on the t u ^ ^ c h ie through his love for music my life with each movie. This Is 8 - AS-Doy Movtaa Michael Jackson (one of the rare NOW VIDEOS are attracting top 8 8 ~ Rssfpk For Tomonaw 6:00 P.M. sports scene,” Simmons said of bis season-old USFL, Kids love videlis-eccompanying "Videos are becoming an art and street dancing in Los Angeles. different and exciting.” SU 8:00 A.M. Iggi — PaNonoq EnoondMoo 8 8 - t eooby Dm the latest rock 'n' roll hits, blacks on M TV), Duran Duran, directors. form,” Rafelson said, "but they 12:46 P.M. (D - Bomoy IMBar “ be(Epuse people bet on it.” Richie heard about Rafelson's And, Rafelson hopes, profitable. 8-CNNHaadftwNawi - DHTrant Btrohoo 8 - Vwtsd Programs Atom Ant, Bill Idol, Pat Benatar, Bob Rafelson, who directed such are quickly abusing themselves CD - Bbr MSBon DoBra Man In a '“ first annual update o f the USFL,” Simmons promotional gimmicks by record hobby of filming youngsters danc­ This video, he says, may. be the O-MonoyBna 8 - Tom ft Jorry - WNtons CD- Nowa 8 - Hoalda and JsoMa J. Ceils and The Kinks. movies as "F iv e Easy Pieces,” ^ c a u s e there is no respect for the S CD - Paopla-a Court cited what be called the league's biggest problem: companies aimed at separating ing in Watts and asked to meet first to make monev. 8-JbnBaMiar 8 - Bl Chavo/EI CtMpuBn 10:30 A.M. 1:00 P.M. © -O ver Easy youngsters from their bucks by Videos have become more and "The Postman Afways Rings music. Video directors are trying 8 8 - Unis Ho u m on. the "A t the beginning we played dull, lifeless, error- ' him. 8 - Porky Pig - AS In FamSy CD - Hour M zgitini 4:00 P.M. 1^— purchasing new albums, breeding, more complex and expensive as Twice” and "The King of Marvin to cultivate careers forthemselves 6:00 A.M. CD this riv n e proned football. But it improved.'” "Lionel and I hit it off the minute © - Mr. Rogora’ Nilghbpr- CD8-ASMyChBdran 8 - JbRdraons perhaps, a generation of vidiots. the singer or singers gyrate Gardens,” recently completed a as filmmakers rather than doing CD 8 - Voftod Pragrama CD-Jakor-aWHd 8 - Nowauratch The League’s greatest accomplishment? we met,” Rafelson said. “ I listened (D -M o v to CD-UtdeReaeale M T V . is a cable presentation through quick cuts, esoteric scen­ $100,000 video for Lionel Richie’s justice to the music. , Licorice (D - N ow Zoo Rovua 8 - Varlad Programa e e — Entartakimant Toniskt to his recording.of ‘All Nite Long' 8 - Wooihtaob HoaglMl ery. fake fog, blinding lights, new album, “ All Nile Long,” with ,QD - CBB Eoriy Morning Nawa 8:30A.M . 8 -a i M p a llp m C D -M n d s SSr. Rogora' “ We got through the season.” running 24 hours a daV piped into "M T V videos are vital to the and designed the video concept. special effects and sometimes a cast of 40 dancers. According to one of civilization’s ^ 8 - ABC Nows TMa CD - FNntttonoo 8 8 - Bala rd tha Cantury 8 8-DayaofOutUtras 8 - RoNRdfd f b m Simmons said both the Nielsen ratings for televised some 15 million American homes artists, however. It is changing Five days later we had the sets miniature story lines as the music Rafelson shot the video in two earliest medical records, licorice CD--Varlod Pragrwnt 8 - M ik Von Oyka 8 - Mundo latino Jaeae Lo- 8 - Fkdi RsMbra Rhow 8-OajamsVhdt USFL games and stedium attendance figures showed and growing by leaps and bounds. careers, putting people on the sads y StHils Vochouar Mn los an- built, signed the cast, picked the was recommonded as a tonic for CD -J a o Franklin Show 8 - BuporMondo' - ABm ft WaSI the 12-team league’s first season, Marcb-July, was a Viewers hear almost nothing but grinds oh. days with a non-union crew work­ mdp, and this is only the beginning. 11:00 A.M. frlSonaa ds aata programs ds 8 8 - WKRP hr Onainnali wardrobe and shot it. aging men concerned about their successful one. It did better than the Ainerican AOR (album oriented rock). MOB Early videos cost only $5,000. But ing 16 hours .^he first day and 19 Very soon records will be selling in 8 - Twonty-Mbiuto IWotkout 8 - Hungry lloorta C D Prloa la Bight aauntoa pubZrxta naetonalai pra- 8 - Dr. Oana Scott 8 - Charito's Angela "Lionel brings his own special virility. Religious manuscripts 7 (middle of the road), CW (country- Michael Jackson's mammoth hit, hours the second. short-form videos of nine or ra Buelneee TIm oaonESPN 8 - Grant Spoon Cooatar CD - Tom Cottia Up Ctoaa samando sntraviatas, nmicias, 8 - Tran ft Jerry 8 - A i i e o Football League’s first season, he said. magic to the video, making the from ancient cultures indicate thgt dsportria y un aagmsnto tisads "Our pricipal priority is to be able to change the western) , and ballads are strictly "Billie Jean,” reputedly cost With luck, "A ll Nite Long” will 12-minutes duration. 8 - Dr. Gone Boon 8 - El Show do Eduardo U CD - Prioa la Right 8 - HiwNhra song a joyous celebration. He is the the Brahman cast of India applied HoSywood titularto 'En PanuSa'. 5:30 P.M. habit of the American viewing audience— the v iewing out. $250,000. become an MTV mainstay, achiev­ “ There are 17 new outlets for 8 8 -2 0 Mlnuto Workout 8 - BowRcbod ( D 8 - Too CkMO tor Comtort 8-Ounem eke igniting force for a fantasy party. licorice as a skin-nourishing ageitt. 1:30 P.M. (D 8 - Nawa fan — of seeing football played in the fall and winter,” 8-Daybroah © ^ Clactric Company CD-CNN 2 8 © - i Maiiia f traar [Cloaad CD (D - As tha Watid Turns 'Captionad) CD 8 -Happy Osya Again be said. “ That’s the most difficult thing we have to .8-AS-DoyMovloa 9:00 A.M. 8 - Varied Programa _ «»- »-• ae«-a.a 8 -Varlad Programa - Oulato O rltraTu Morakra. 8 -V M o d Programs do,” “ neenn o e w CD - Now B2B.000 Pyramid 8 8 - Woman-a Day USA 2:00 P.M. 8 © - Bsetrie Company Simmons, whose backgrqpnd in sports broadcast­ « 6:15A.M. CD - I Lova Lucy 8 - Jhn Bokkor CD - Maks Room For Daddy ing goes back to the late 19S0’s when he developed the Sunday T V & - Ovor Eaoy CD-Movto 8 - Oomar Pyle CD 8 - 0ns Uto to Uwa AFX, package for ABC and includes two years as CD © -O o n a h u o 8 8 - Wheal of Fratuna president of NBC Sports and a year at the helm of 6:30A.M. 8 - Are You Anybody? CD - Btralglil Taft 8 - AndyOtlMth EiSPN, said be believes professional football "is the 6:00A.M. 8 - Kenneth Copeland has caught on tire. |R) CD (D - CBS Eofty RSamlne 8 - Somalhing Baautitol Walker hits dead end 11:00 P.M. 2:15 A.M. Nowa CD - KIdmvoHd 8 - Robert SchuSar CD - Star S earch 8 - Pink Panthor Show 11:30 A.M. only sport that could move to another time of year.” CD CD CD8 8 8 - N ew t CD - CBS News Nightwatch - 8 - I Lovp Lucy The last 6 miles are proving to be the toughest CD * Truman Taylor 8 - World Tomorrow CD 8 - MOVIE; -Airport -77' (D -P o p o y a 8 Co6(opa CMMron's CD - MMday - BIS Boggs It is America’s most popular sport, he told the New CD - Off tha Sat 8 - Christian ChUdrsn'e Fund Programs 8 - News Day for a British adventurer trying to walk 19,700 A action'drama about a private 8 - Mlglily Mouse 8 -L o v in g York Chapter of the National Academy of Television (D ~ New Jartay Report 9:30 A.M. jumbo jet that craahfands at aaa, CD - Weak In Raviaw d g - Pattern tor Living CD 8 8 - Another World miles from the tip of South Am erica to the shores 2:30A.M . : 8-BuBwbdila ( D - You Aaksd For H Arts and Sciences. ® • IndeperKlent Network CD - Comment trapping its occupants barpath 8 -O d d Couple 8 - Moss 8 - Nuova York Ahora of the Arctic Ocean. News Sunday 8 - MOVIE: Spectra of Edgar 8 - NBC Nowa at Sunrtaa CD - fauge Bunny/Porky Pig tha ocean. Jack Lemmon. Las 8 - Daywatch 8 -R h o rt a George Meegan, 30, found be now must get The audience is there'^and the money is there, he Grant. Jamas Stewart, Joseph 8 - SportsContor ANen Poe' A critic-journalist Q 9 “ Varied Progfwne ^ 6 ~ CFL FootbaW: Toronto at CD - Nashville on the Roed its an asylum where ■ series of 8 - Cotanatian Street through a wall of tape to complete his journey. said. The primary thing the USFL competes with the BrMah Columbia Gotten. 1977 8 - Festival of FaUh 9 - Romper Room . 8 - Mora Real Paopla fPfe zw------«- ■ tai||LUai-- 2:30 P.M. CD - Point of Viaw murders eventually drives him to Meegan, who started bis journey S'A years ago National Football League for is players, be said. 6 6 - Mme of Your Life C D - BiNy Graham Cruaads 8 - ChHdrsn; Caught In tha msrriage with his 13-yesr old 6:45 A.M. 8 8 - 20 MimiM Workout CD CD-CapHol 8 - Josia and the Pussycats C ro u lire Gary CoZina and Maty © - Instructional TV 9 9 " Oroam Houao in the tiny Argentine village of Tierra del Fuego ' To support his contention, Simmons said the N F L f i) - NawB Update 8 - A t Tha Movlaa couiin. Robert Walker, Jr. Ceser (D -N a w a CD-Popoya ^ Ann Mobiay co-hoit an hour-long Romero, Tom Drake. 1973 9 * Hoy fMlamo Anfritionoa on the Southern tip of South America, has been had increased it roster to 49 players per team, up from ^ 6 “ Glen Campbai Sttow 8 - MOVIE: 'Tim o Rider' A 8 - Notre DottM FootfaaM: profils of tha kvsa of six childran 9:30 A.M. 8 - Magic Oarrian maverick motorcyclist suddehfy © - WsotlMr GuMfermo Ochoa, Lourdea Quar- denied permission by ARCO-Alaska to cross its 45 two years ajgo. ‘ 'And you think the USFL hasn’t had Notra Dame aZ Purdue who are the kmocanl victimt of 8 - N C AA Football: Florida rero y Juan Ooaal praaentan aeta 8 - ’Yrwr Mag. tor Wotitan O - MOVIE: T h u Stratton finds himself in the O d West as Stata at LSU 7:00A.M . CD - Card Stiwks oilfield property between the nearby community some effect on the N F L ? ” be asked. -* Saory' Besebel pitcher Monty Barbara (Valerie Bertinelli) 8 - M OVIE; -Botwaon war. Anson Williams, Batts programa da aauntoa pubKcoa 8 - taava It to gaavar the result of a scientific experi­ White and JoArm PIlug are CD - My Tbrsa Bona of Deadhorse and the Arctic Ocean — a distance As for competing with the yet-UFdebut Interna­ Stratton rafuees to let a tragic ac­ ment. Fred Ward, Peter Coyote. attempts to solve her housing Friends' Tw o suburban dhror. 8 - IWmav Waak <(D CD - CBS Momlno News . prtaemando noddaa V variada in- csea try to puZ thamaaivas to- guaatt. 8 - Munatora 8 - VMr Enamorade cident mark the end of his career. Rated PG. * problems by moving in with her 8 - MOVIE: -An Amaricaa CD - Woody Woodpookor formacion. of about 6 miles. tional Football L,eague, which has announced plans to James Stewart, June ARyson, gathar. ENrabath Taylor, Carol 8 - Sports Tonight WsrawoH in London' Tw o 8 - 1 0 0 Hunrtay Siraat 8 - To Be Amounood O - Voice of Faith sister on CBS's ONEliAY AT A Q D 8 - Good M omloo An ARCO spokeswoman said Thursday tha^ also play during the spring and summer, Simmons Frank Morgan. Bumatt. 1983. American students, backpsekirto TIME, Sunday, Sept. 11. 8 - El Show da R. Borral Amotlca flfl •* Jimmy Sumpport 3:00 P.M. accepting Meegan's request could set a precedent ^ said he didn’t know of any stadium leases beingsigned ^ 6 ~ MOVIE: 'Rads' A journalist 0 - Batmen 8 - Sunday et the King's on the English moors/ sre ^ CMSCK LISTINOS FOB EXACT TSSE 8 - Larson Sunriay Night CD - Jknmy Swaggart 9 - El Nkio da Papal Aventuras 12:00 P.M. CD CD - Orddtog Ughl of allowing public access to thp oil field. or television rights being sold. But the announcement and a feminist experierKe the f i ) - Evans and Novak House ciousiy attseked by a vvelrd an la vide de un nino y tut comec- © - Prsaonta beast. David Naughton, Jenny CD CD CD 8 8 - News CD - Hanna Barham " I f we said yes now, how could we say no to the had benefitted the USFL, be quipped; it was referred Bolshevik Revolution in Russia. "" Day of Discovary 8-SoHdOold 8 - Great Space Coaator toe con lat diferontet peraonea Wanan Beatty. Diane Keaton. Agutter. Rated R. CD - Tottlaulai CD 8 - Qanaral Hospital motorcyclist or the ballonist next tim e?” said to as "the establishment.” » - C alabreta 8 - Nowa/Sporta/Waathar ' 11:30 P.M. 8 - Buolnaaa Times on ESPN qua compran au poriodico. Rated PG. 8 - USA Movie ARCO spokeswoman Snsan Andrews. During -it first season on ABC-TV, the USFL’s - MOVIE: 'Doctors^ and 8 8 - Knight Rider Kkchael CD-C B S News 2:45 A.M. 8 - ASvo ft WoSI 9 “ Momlnp Strotch C D - Inaishia 8 - Vwiad Programa Meegan arrived at Prudhoe Bay on Aug. 19. Hd ratings averaged one point above what the network 6:15 A.M. Nuraas* Royal Elitabeth Hospital Knight and K ITT become in­ CD - David Suaakind 9 - Rlsk/Marriege 8 - FSntatono i 8 - Toni ft Jerry and Friends (S ) - Staws has an odd assortment of pa­ volved in a gun-running war be­ chose to wait several weeks at Deadhorse after bad said the game broadcasts would do at the CD - Barmy HW Show 3:00 A.M. 8 8 - T o d a y 8 8 - Mrwia 8 -S o n y a , f l ) - W M k In itavtow tients and staff. Pinsem. 1981. Rated PG. stain's 'Mass ' (R| (2 hrs.) tween a Mexican family and a various news media expressed interest in beginning of the season when it was looking for 8 - M UVIE: The Priza - MOVIE: 'A Troa Qrowa In GD - MOVIE: The Men Whe» 6 6 - Botmen 8 - T M s 2 8 - Vatisd Programa ® - Miracle Revival Hour gang of American vets (R) (60 CD 10:00A.M. covering his final steps. 6:30 A.M. 8 - MOVIE; -Ranagada Monk' 8 - Pallcula: ‘Caai Casadoe' Flghtor* An mept boxer end hit mm.) Brooklyn' A family of four ttnig- Never Wee' This drama of un­ © - Saeima Street |Ck>aad 8 - El Show dal Media Dis 8 - Woorly Worrdpackar sponsors, he said. Jobn Liu, Huang. Cheng-Li. trainer gel m ix ^ up with fight- glet against hard timet in a tene­ dercover activities by British In­ CD - Hour Magarlna ( £ - Cnpcin Itengvoo 10:00A.M. 8 - MOVIE: ChiMy Scanae of 8 - MOVIE; -An American fixing gangsters. Tim Conway ment in Brooklyn prior to World telligence in a bold plan to shorten * SuTMlay Momirig 8 - Sunday M tha King'. Wkttor' A man spends a winter WorewoN In London' Tw o 1 BTILL <>»WT W- s o MUCH F O A ALL T . WHAT SHOULD WE TH E R E 'S o n l y CD - T h n . for ThnoUiy CD Don Knotts, David Wayne. 1979 W a I. Ckff Robeson. Diane World War II is based on • true Ho u m pursuing his married girlfriand. American students, backpacking B B U B V e T H A T I FAME ANP FORTUIOS, THESE V 00 ABOUT IT? ONE THIN6TODO (D - A .k Um Doctor CD - Woody Woodpackar John Heard, Mary Bath Hiyt, Rated PG. BakA. Nancy Malone. 1974 ifKident Ckftoo Webb. Glocfe BRIDGE ASTRO 8 - Nmn/Spona/WaMhar on the English moors, sre vi­ BUV. BRUNO, ^ RH.BASVT LIES... WITH PAPERS CD ~ Austin City limits Mark Metcalf 1979. Rated PQ. 9 - 'Youl* Meg. for Women (S ) - HoneYmoonere Grahame. Stephen Boyd. 1956. CD - N o w . 8 8 - MMt tha Prow ciously attacked by a weird WASH. LIILE THIS! (9 ) - Apiondo Ingloo C D -M a s s 8 - Maior Laagua Baaaball: 9 " Festival of Felth beast. David Naughton, Jenny 8 - MOVIE; -Walu Acrou 9 - Auetreltan Rules FootMR GRAPH 8 - Scm Laganda: Jwiwa Boston at Clsvaland Agutter. Rated R. Texee* A Texas oilman and ■ 8 - MOVIE: -Qraon Ics' An Those are the breaks (B - MacArthur/DoSant Gan. (5) - Tom & Jerry Stowwt - Newa/Sports/Weether female geologist disagree about electronics wizard becomes in­ Hal HoSxook narratas thn look al ® - MOVIE: Abbott and 8 - MOVI|: -Tha Eagla Hat - BHs. Bytes 6 Buzzwords • Nova 'Notes of a Biology 8 - Connecticut Lawmakers Lamfed' The Nazis try to kidnap Watcher: A Film with Lewis Thi^ where to piece en oil rig. Anne volved in sn emerald heist Ryan a $-1 trump break and the tha Mo of the famoua general. CostaWo Meat Frankenstein'^ g9 - Hogen's Hsroes ArchA, Terry Jestrow. RichAO O'Neal. Omar Sharif. Anne The corpses of Dracula and Fran­ 8 - S u S a l u d Winston ChurchiN in an attempt mas.' Biologist Or. Lewis Thomas 9 - l n a i g M Farnsworth. 1982. Rated PG. Archer. 1961 Rated PQ. right 3-2 heart break. kenstein kidnap Abbon and Cos­ 8 - M OVIE; rim o Rittor' A to end the war without being obli­ (B ) - Say Brother looks at the mysterious wonders NORTH t-lfttZ Bernice Bede Osol f l ) - Slyla W ith Elaa Klanach Now take a peek at the tello. Bella Lugosi, Lon ChaiKey. maverick motorcyclist suddenly terated. Michael Caine^ Donald of kfe. (R) (60 min ) (Closed Cap- 8 - Countdown to '64 (&) - News/Bports/Weether S A Q 3 Sutherland. Robert DuvmI. 1977, 5:30 P.M. tk>ned| Eiast-West cards. Trumps O - WBd Kingdoin 1948 finds himself in the Old West as (S) - Irwide Buslneea 3:15 A.M. V K 5 © -S o a p b o x CD - Boy W ho Couldn't Lose (B ) - Evening at Pope Carmen break 2-2 nicely, but hearts 8 - Ring Around the World 8-N«vsUpdaM the result of a scientific experi­ 9 - Entertainment This Week S A K 963 ment. Fred Ward. Peter Coyote. ^ 6 " Co-Ed Meg Griffin hqsts this deLaveHade' Actrets/dancer 8 - Z40VIE: -A Littto Sax' A are divided 4-1. 8-30Minutaa 8 - ChaHc* of Salvatian Rated PG. 2:15P.M. weekly teen magazine. Carmen deLavallade p^o rm s 9 - M OVIE: The King and I' A swinging newlywed finds it hard ftA42 If you go after hearts, you q b u r A - Davoy/QoSath 8 - MOVIE: Takn Hw. Shn's 8 - Waak In Raviaw 9 - Newsmaker Sunday two mterpretive solo dances. (R) widow and her son arrive in Sian- to give up women. Twn Mathe- WEST EAST a r ^ ^ ^ ^ wind up just one 8 - MOVIE: lad: a Dog' A col son. Kate Cwshaw, Edward ^Bfarthday Mine' A man tries to prevent his lie dog brings health and happi­ (60 min.) to tutor the King's many wivei ftJ4 S 105 6:45 A.M. 2:30 P.M. 9 - MOVIE: Tempest' A*disil- and children. Yul BrynriA, De­ Herrmann. 1962. Rated R. daughter from leading- a beatnik ness to a crippled girl. Peter WQJ92 WS Is tb m any other chance? 8 - Sacrod Heart life. James Stewan, Sarnka Dee. 8 - Graatast Sports Laganda kjsioned N.Y. architect leaves his 8:30 P.M, borah Kerr. 1956. Breck, Peggy McCay. Carroll high-pressure career and his wifs 3:30A.M . ♦ 1041 S Q J87 Yes, there is. You start with Audrey Meadows. 1962. O'Connor. 1962. Today's program features Af­ (X) CD ’ One Day At A Time 9 - Maes. Council of Robbie 7:00 A.M. firmed.' behind for life on e remote Greek 8 - CroasfIra ftQJ97 ftKlIIttl O - M r. Rogers' Neighbor­ Barbara and Juke try to solve their 11 top tricks, assuming Ttw abSRy .to u m your talantt CD - Ja n y M w a S (S) - Sports America islarxl. John Cassavetes, Gena housing problems by proposing 9 - MOVIE: The From Page' hood IS) - Style With Elea Klansch Rowlands. Susan Sarandon. 4:00A.M . SOUTH trhmps aren’t 4-9. A bean and attrlbutM to groator CD - Kan Cogaland that they live together. (R) A top Chicago reporiA. who is ruff wUl put ]TOU up to 12. Is ® - Nuastra FamNia 12:30 P.M. (S ) - Wild Amarica 'Wild Ba­ 1982. Rated PG. detAmined to get out of the 8 - Nows Update ♦ K98742 advantage wM bo Mwrant In CD - TMa la the life - NFL Today bies ' Tonight's program looks at (H ) - WoM Street Journal VA19I74I there any way to get a ISth you In the yaw. toSowIng your I S - Sacrihca of tha Mass JD (D 9 9 - Tony Brown's Journal newspapA business, covers one 4:15 A.M. CD - NanM h ft RaaSty - MOVIE: -Taat Pilot' A pilol the childhood of some wild ani­ 'Herpes: Is Thwe Hope?' Conclu­ 9 PeNcufe: 'Maten al Leon' last spectaculA news story. Jack ♦ i without setting up your long birthday. Bacauaa y o u 'll S - World Tomorrow CD mals (R) 8 - Media Watch ffl)-RolMitSchuSar crash-lands on a farm ark^ fails in sion. Host Tony Brown investi­ 9:00 P.M. Lemmon. W oHa Matthau, (^ o l ♦ - - - heart suit? baSova In yourtalt, to wW 5 - Rax Humbard love. Clark Gable. Myrna Loy. gates current methods of herpes Burnett. 1974. 8 - Scm Laganda: Jamas Now let’s see our careful avs^fona aiaa. 8 - MOVIE: -Giaan Ion' Ai 3:00 P.M. ~ Jaffaraoos Louise takes Spencer Tracy. 1938. control. (R) CD (D Stewart Vnlnerable: East-West alactionica nvizard becomes in (6 ) - Business of Managamant Helen into unlocking a piece of 11:45 P.M. declarer find that extra vn o o (Ana- M Bapt. 21) You CD - MOVIE; Who is Harry Dealer North tha ability to ilza up aitua- volvad in an amarald heist. Ryar 10:15A.M. CD - Maka It Raal KeNeiiiion?' Georgia Soloway’s 9 - Santo Domingo Invite George's past that is k>ck^ in a CD - Hawaii Fhrs O 4:30 A.M. chance. He starts by dis­ O H M . Omar Sharif. Ann uncertainty about the good Me he safe. (R) carding a diamond on the dukaMy and- a accurataly (S ) - Cooldng/Karr 8 - NFL Gama of tha Waak 9 - Odd Couple 8 - MOVIE: -Kagsmuahs- 8 - Abbott and CoatsHo West 'North East Saoth Archer. 1981. Rated PG. leads is heightened by a stranger Pan ace of clubs. Then be ruffsA you muat be 8 - Crossfira' 6:00 P.M. CD - Israal: A Baarch for Faith Subtilled. A condem n^ thief in 8 - Intamatiooal RacquatbaB 18 14 ( B - Sunday .Cartom Express 10:30 A.M . who spreads rumors about him. 16th century Japan is savad from P a n P an 14 diamond, enters dumiOT 8 8 - NFL 'S3 Dustin Hoffman, Barbara Harris, - MOVIE: -Sabata* A ranch CD - It fe Wrfttan Tha Woman’s Final malch of 84 who rarnTL Order now: The C D -T V M a a s (D execution because of his re- with a h i^ trump and m fn 8 - F o a M of Faith Oom Deluise. 1971. owner, a judge and a saloon kee­ (H ) - Memories with Lawrence Stupp vs. WrighI is praaontad. P an 94 P an 44 8 - MOVIE: -Kagamuaha- •emblence to s feudal warrior, NeW NNttCflinPKPf wlWOI 8 - W oildof Goapol CD - Marty Robbins Spotlight per hire a gunman to do their diny WeTx 8 - Big Story P a n 44 P an 44 a second diamond. A aecond Subtitled. A condemned thief in 8 - MOVIE: -Orswi lea' An ^tsuya NakadA. 1980. Rated booklot wMcfi roYoaia rocnonttc work and then discover that they P a n 74 P an Pan trump to dummy drops both 6 ) - Nawa^Bpotti/Waathar CD - That's tha Spirit 16th century Japan is saved from electronics wizard becomes in­ 9 - N C AA FootbeN: Florfda 4:45 A.M. cofiippiiiMPM6 for OP ©gnSa (S) - Pink Panther Show execution because of his re- volved in an emerald heist. Ryan can't control him. Lee VanCleef. State at L8U Pan adverse trumps and he plays taBs how to gat ajong wNh O - Jbnnty Swaggart semblarKe to a feudal warrior. WiHiam Berger, Franco Ressel. 8 - MOVIE: -Botwasn out his last three diamonds O'Neal. Omar Sharif, Anne 9 - America'a Top Ton 12:00 A.M . omOTS, nnos nopip oigna, in o ~ ® - Newsmaker Sunday Tatsuya Nakadai. 1980. Rated 1970 Fiianda' Tw o aubueban divor- to diacard three of his Archer. 1981. ftsted PG. Q D - MOVIE: 'Exploring the Opoiiiig lead: 4Q ‘ dan ((uaBUaa, pfua more. Sand 8 - Karuialh C opeland 6 - Electric Company PG CD 8 - N a w s IS) - Nawa Updota Unknown* CMS try to pull thamaaivas to- hearts. Then he can ruff one ( 9 - Ovatkm Today's program gaihaf. Ellzabath Taylor. Carol $2 to Aatro-Qraph, Box 0.18, 8 - Harttaga Cotnar 8 - MIm OW Domingo 9 > Lawmakers features 'Victoria's Gift' and CD - HawaU Fivs-O 9 9 -M O V IE : 'Bautahlofid' heart in dummy and be Part 1 Beulah Larxl. a magnifleant CD - MOVIE: 'A DeNcete ButTMtt. 1983. Radio City Station, N.Y. W0l8. 8 - MOVIE: -Who Don* R7; 8 -F a ro 41 'Whicker s World; Salt Lake City, Balance' The house of e weN-to- home, since that 4-3 dia- 8 Horae Rsckig plantAion, is a substitute for mWI and addiUonW S I for your 7:30 A.M. Bud end Lou turn detective to U T • (2 hrs ) do suburban wife turhs topsy­ 8 - MOVIE: -H Thingt Ware By OnvaH Jacsby 8 - Spotlight on Govemmant Spadal:1983 AR-American Sarah Kendrick's husband who is mood break gave him his VlTBO Astro-Graph predietton* CD - W o BoSovo solve a crime. Bud Abbott. Lou turvy when a married couple Different* A woman strugglea-lo aBdJaaacsJaeeby IS) - News Update Gold Cup Coverage of this race is away so often that Sarah takes hold herself and her family to­ grand slam trick. tor the year slued. Costello, Patrick Knowles. 1942. arrives for sn uninvited stay. Ka- CD-lnaigiN 1:00 P.M. presented from Fkiidoso Downs, firm and full control of the estAe. diamonds didn’t © - MOVIE; TIm U v m of a tharin# Hepburn. Paul Scofield. gether when her husband suffers U R m (Rapt 28-Ocl. a ) Your CD - Jock Van Impa Prosanti fl6 - Irtsight CD CD - NFL Football: Naw Bengal Lancer* Thrilling adven­ NM. (60 min.) Lesley Ann Warren. Paul Rudd. a nervous breakdown. Suzanne Never mind how yon got '4-3. Then he would material prospects look York Giants at Atlanta Lee Remick. 1974. 8 - W .V. Grant 10:45 A.M. ture story of the Bengal Lancers. 8 - AHrad Hhchoock Hour M ere^h Baster Bimey. 1980 Plashette, Don Murray, Tony there; yon are in a reason­ have had to play for a 3-2 SfKxxiraoing again Itxiay. Saak - M OVIE: Tha Buccanaar' Gary Copier. Sir Guy Standing. QD - Streets of San Frandeoo Roberts. 1979. able sevcn-spsde contract O - Big Story S - Jewish Life CD 8 - M OVIE: To Be Announced 9 (B ) - Masterpfece Theatre heart break. He would have ways to add to your roaouroM General. Andrew Jackson's de- Franchot Tone. 1935. 'The Flame Trees of Thika.' The 9 - Auto Redng 'B3: 8 - MOVIE: Patsmity- A rather than ftivokxtaiy waoto 8 - B Ctub 700 8 - Nawa/Spoita/Wsathar and have to make i t AU you given himself an extra win­ g, 11:00A.M. penderKe on the help of pirate 3:15 P.M. Palmers' latest effort A conform­ NASCAR WrAtgler 400 from bachelor u a rc h u lor tha right need is to find a 2-2 trunp yrwrtim e. Jean Lafitte is complicated by the 8 - Sneak Previews Richnwnd, V A CovAoge of this ning chance. 8 -Kingdom Living -, MOVIE: Tarzan tha ing their ares to English standards surrogate mother to provide him SCORPIO (O c t a* Mae. 22) CD Governor's daughter. Yul ^ n - 8 - Media Watch break a ^ $;2 heart break. Faarlass* Tarzan helps a young ( 9 - MOVIE: 'Reds* A journalist arrives but it doAUi't help the recehesa 100 mile blackout from, with an heir. Bun Reynolds. Bav- ner, Charlton Heston. Claire Richmond. You can also make it i Yrxi may have to doal wHh gpri and her fiance through the 3:30 P.M. and a feminist experience the couple's troubles. (R) (60 min.) erty D'Angelo. Lauren Hutton. tome complications or frustre- 8:00 A.M. Bloom. 1958. [Closed Captioned) perilous jungle. Buster Crabbe, CD - Energy Adv Bolshevik Revolution in Russia. 8 - 0 . Dfysdals'a Baaaball 1981. Rated PG. tions today. Hosravar, tlwra’s CD-Bwiio Jacqueline Welts. 1933. CD - CN N Haadlina Nawa Warren Beatty, Diane Keaton. ^ 6 - Hogan's Heroes USA 8 - B i g S t o c y Rated PG. every reason to ramoin hopeful CD-Jbm CD - Jerry Falwall ClD - Candid Camara 8 - Ebony/Jot Showcaaa regarding the outcome of 8 - MOVIE: -The Stratton 9 - St^rsky end Hutch 9:15 P.M. Field etan CROSSWORD CD - ConSuonoa CD - Issues '83 8 - Auto Racing 'S3: Story' Baseball pitcher Monty 8 - Fraaman Reports 8 - News/Spoita/Waathar •vanta. NASCAR Wranglar 400 from (6 ) - Wine. Whet Pleasure SAOITTAIMUS (N m . 224>ae. CD - r aiohrmion/Euchoriat' CD - Make Paapa With Nature Stratton refuses to let a tragic ac­ HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - Richmond. V A Coverage of this cident mark the end of fee career. 9:30 P.M. 21) Imprxtant oblacNvM can CD - Tarty Cola-Whmakar 6:30 P.M. 8 - ZBOVIEt 'Potomltv' A Sally Field, who won an d S - Three Stooges race has a 100 mile blackout from James Stewart. June Altyson, CD CD - Goodnight. Baantown A C R O n 4 Fast aircraft Antwsr to Proviou* Puzzto be achlev^ today, but your 8 - FradaricK K. Prica Richmond. CD 9 - ABC News bachelor aaarchu for tha right Oscar playing a labor 5 - Fraggla Rock Visit the Frank Morgan. Man bakave. Jenny hea doubla- surrogate mother to provkta him (ibbr.) path to audeoM la Nkoly to be - Inside Business union organizer in ' 8 - Ropaya and Wootly world of Fraggle Rock underneath 9 - Incredible Hult (S) croHSd him when a big story faZs with an hair. Burt Rayrxtlds. Bav- 1 Ml*. Paron 5 Amataurs □ I D Q D □ □ □ □ littarad with obitactoa y) ‘Bildsthsad Raviaitad.' WhZa Cs- CD - Face tfw Stata owner who tries to thwart C i A Y L O h i 9 . . . H E O U S T CAAAE FPCMA. ' CD - Oral Roboita 8 - Schotaatic Sparta Aoad. 8 - TV Community CoHags Jacques Cousteau Za kaa lick In her cabin. Charlss 64 Gorman Your lutigmani In monoy mat- - Marfcatiog Parspactivaa' 8 - M OVIE: -Love and Monsy' 36 36 40 41 43 . 8 - Rstnro To Hanot Of Apoa 8 - Sunday at the King's 8 - Voooa y Carol 7:30 P.M. and JuZa plungs into thak love af­ a German SS plot to tors mighi not be up to par fair. (R) (60 min.) ICIoaad Cap­ An Amariczn banker faZa in lovs kidnap the Duke and lotiay, M ba extra oataM whan 12:00 P.M. 8 - Cottar Country 8-OddCoupla with tha wife of an kttamationsl 5 5 M m W om 43 44 46 46 8 - MOVIE; 'I Wanna Hold tionad) Duchess of Windsor while ' rolo oonrhicllng any type of Rnrai- > Dania at Hinfua CD - Faoa tha Stata 8 ■* Fraggle Rock Visit tha tZvsr tycoon. 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MIchMl G. KotUi Michael G^ keith, 28, of San by deadiy poison FOCUS/ People raego, Calif.,; brother of Robin 9 ISffney of Manchester, died Tues­ mu day in Eureka, Calif. CHERRYFIELD, Maine (UPI) most pristine larger' rivers In the Survivors, besides his sister in — About SOO pounds of ammonia •northeast. It runs through the Manchester, are his wife, Kelly sulfate spilled into the Narragua- rustic coastal town of Cherryfield, (Burnett) Keith; his parents, Mr. ’ gus River critically injured one nicknamed the blueberry capital and Mrs. William Foy of East man and killed all wildlife and of the world, which Is about 40 Andy Hartford; a brother and another vegetation along a half-mile strip miles from the New Brunswidk sister. of the river, officials said Friday. - border. Rooney Funeral services are ^com­ The ammonia killed every living Officials at the plant had no plete. Calling hours are the D'E-., thing in the river from the comment on the accident. Syndicated sopo East Hartford Funeral Cherryfield Foods blueberry pro­ Wood was listed In critical Columnist Chapel, 30 Carter St., East Hart­ cessing plant to the ocean, said condition at the Eastern Maine ford, will be from 7 to 9 p.m. Thomas Varney, an oil and hazard­ Medical Center in Bangor with ous waste specialist for the state severe bums and fluid in his lungs Card of Thanks bjspartment of Environmental caused by breathing almost pure The family of the late Raymond Protection. ammonia. Holland, wish to'^express our ■ "Environmentally, this is a "E ven after the tide rose and (ell Summer thanks to relatives, friends and severe spill,” he said. a couple of times the water still neighbors for their expression of Smallmouth bass, white burned my hand when I went to love, concern and sympathy dur­ suckers, dead eels and 34 dead take a water sample today," said 1984 salmon as well as hundreds of Susan Brainerd, a health center finally ing the loss of our beloved husband and father. other smaller fish, birds and small coordinator in Cherryfield. The Wife and Daughters mammals were found along the spill occurred Thursday night. river bank-. Overhanging. trees The accident began when Frank were burned as much as six fedt Wood, a worker at the plant, was is done Are we there already above the water, he said. draining oil from the bottom of a Well, finally. It’s over. I thought "W e’re trying to estimate the tank containing ammonia. He Chile’s junta it would never end. It’s been just total number of salmon killed from apparently overdrained the sys­ the number we have collected," tem and ammonia began seeping one damn summer weekend after celebrates •■at said a member of the state's Fish out. He went (or a gas mask and another. If summer had lasted with genetic engineering? Herald photos by Pinto and Wildlife Department. "But we tried to shut off a valve but turned another month I might have died its l6 lh year have no idea of the damage dope,to ' it the wrong way, said Varney. from all that relaxation. wildlife at (his point." '' The ammonia, at 40 degrees I can stand a little vacation, but Wildlife experts said it is fortu­ below zero, burned him and things are getting ridiculous. Our By Peter Costa grasp: the ability to control the mustachioed man who looked SANTIAGO, Chile (U PI) — The nate the spill didn’t occur further another worker who carried him vacation period in America lasts UPI Senior Editor future of all human beings by remarkably like Joseph Stalin. military regime celebrated its 10th upstream, where mere damage, out. from Memorial Day at the end of engineering their entire life Big Brother ruled a country anniversa:^ in power Friday, Double would have been done to the river’s The fire department was called called Oceania and exerted May until the Tuesday after Labor As George Orwell’s dooms­ process in advance, making decreeing it would arrest and exile aquatic life. in and firemen used a water spray day year of 1984 approaches, the them a hostage to their own absolute control over its entire Day in September now. dissidents and suspend civil liber­ welcome The river is listed as one of the 10 to hose down the ammonia gas. closest thing Western societies architecturally designed population. Don’t tell me you only get three ties because of a national protest. have to "Big Brother" is Jhe blueprints... Citizens of Oceania were Four people were killed in Town Democrats weeks. That’s just your real computer chip that stores, for "Who do we entrust with the aware of his constant presence violence Thursday, raising the held' a bash Friday vacation. I ’m talking about all the anyone who knows the right authority to design the blue­ through signs that proclaimed, death toll to 36 in five months of night in the A rm y & days off and long weekends we all code, the statistics of one’s life. prints (or the future of the "Big Brother Is Watching challenge to President Augusto Charges dropped George Orwell, the author of “1984,” probably never Navy Club. Chair­ take in addition.to our vacation. But in the wings is a poten­ human species? Who do we You," and by two-way “ tele­ Pinochet by discontented Chileans tially even greater danger designate to play God? Is the screens’ ’ that spied on people in guessed how much discussion there’d be of his book as demanding an immediate return to man Ted Cummings IT HARDLY MATTERS any­ which Orwell never imagined: watchful eye of Big Brother to their homes and whiob^could the year 1984 approaches. democracy. in interference case never be turned off. (top) shakes the more which three weeks or months genetic engineering which be found in the genetic laborato­ Opposition leader' Ga(>riel would allow a totalitarian re­ ries across the world?" In the United States today, hands of both Bill anyone takes off. You can’t find "In the far distance a helicpp- computer banks. Valdes accused the government of The state Thursday dropped police report. Wilkison said he gime to create the sort of. George Orwell was the pen there are some minor parallels Brindamour and them at work when they aren’t on ter skimmed down between the David Linowes, chairman of "brutal agression” in breaking up decided to stop the truck because passive citizens it requires. name of English author Eric with Orwell’s world but many charges of interfering with police roofs, hovered for an instant the U.S. Privacy Protection demonstrations. Deputy Mayor Bar­ Glidden’s behavior seemed vacation in the summer either. In the Soviet Union, some Arthur Blair, who died in 1950, more differences and unful- lodged by Manchester police last like a blue-bottle, and darted Compnission and a University of Interior Minister Sergio Onofre bara B. Weinberg. At irrational. During June, July and August East-bloc countries, Albania one year after his political (illeci prophesies. month against Manchester resi-. away again with a curving Illinois professor of political Jarpa said the’ govemment will Glidden resisted a weapons people don’t get back until late and assorted Latin American satire'' 1984’ ’ was published. He Closed-circuit television sets left. Director Ste­ dent George Glidden, who has filed flight. It was the Police Patrol, economy, says we have "the renew the "exceptional powers” pat-down by swatting Wilkison's Monday, and they leave early dictatorships, repression rival­ chose the year 1984 by simply in the United States indeed do phen T. Cassanoahd poliice brutality complaints with snooping into people’s win­ ’ skeleton o f Big, Brother” in because of the continuing distur­ hand away and continued to Friday . . . if they come in at all ing Orwell’s "1984” prevails. reversing the last two digits of monitor bank patrons, subway the police department and the civil dows, "O rw ell wrote. place. All that is needed, he bances by what he called left-wing his new wife. Holly, TotaliUirian governments use the ye^r in which he started . platforms, apartment lobbies — rights division of the U.S. Depart­ struggle when Wilkison charged Friday. One area where experts see a claims, is the fleshing out of Big terrorists. their own versions of "Double­ writing the book. even the elevators of the build­ chat with attorney ment of Justice. him with interfering with an The necessity of having fun in the clear and present' danger to Brother when some “ charis­ "W e do not want to use (the think" and "Newspeak" propa­ Orwell wrote about a world ing in which this is being Dominic Squatrito. Glidden pled guilty and was officer, police said. Police said summer is one of the most tiring individual rights is the "w iring" matic leader decides to use exceptional powers), but the go­ ganda to manipulate minds, constantly laid waste by war­ written. fined 8100 in Manchester Superior Glidden had to be placed forcibly in things of the whole year for me. My of the United States for two-way computer bank information” to vernment cannot renounce them enslave souls and convince the ring dictators whose slogans But the "watchers" of these Court for possession of less than the back of the cruiser. "interactive" cable television, control others. until violence disappears en­ idea of a good restful week is to get poor they never had it so good. were "War is Peace," "Free­ television screens are security four ounces of marijudna in In his complaints Glidden the burgeoning use of home "You and I don’t know who tirely,” Jarpa said. up at the same lime every And when mind control fails, dom is Slavery" and "Ignor­ officials looking for potential connection with the Aug. 9 charged Wilkison banged his head computers and the ever­ has records about us and what morning, eat breakfast with the tanks roll. ance is Strength." The parallel muggers and robbers — not incident. against the cruiser when placing growing use of centralized they say,” Linowes said. Neither the police department’s him in the cruiser and sprayed newspaper, go to work, work, with Nazi Germany’s "Work "Thought Police” who arrest internal investigation of the brutal­ mace in Glidden’s (ace. come home' tired,, have dinner, BUT JEREMY RIFKIN, au- Makes Free” was no accident. and punish people for harboring Nicaragua: only ‘minor damage’ ity complaint against officer Tho­ ' In another Mahehester Superior read, watch television and go to thetr of "Algeny: A Critique of anti-government sentiments. ‘It was a bright, cold day in April, and the mas Wilkison, nor the Justice Court case stemming from a. bed by 11. That’s what I call the Emerging Biotechnical So­ THE BOOK "1984" begins: AND THERE IS a chilling Department's investigation of pos­ Manchester Police Department relaxing. ciety,” sees genetic recombina­ "It was a bright cold day in clocks were striking 13.’ By United Press International fired at least two rockets at oil Honduras. cciincidence in the use of a Thursday, two rebel propeller- sible violations of Glidden’s civil arrest, the following dUiMsition The tiring part of a vacation is tion technology as an even April, and the clocks were 1984 storage tanks and a bridge at the Corinto. the best deep-water port driven planes attacked Managua's rights, has been completed. Police occurred: Ronald Gosselin, one greater threat to a free society. striking thirteen..." helicopter that would spy on The Contadora foreign ministers planning to go somewhere, getting Pacific port of C^rinto, 50 miles in Nicaragua, serves as an unload­ aiqiort and bombed a school in a said Friday they have not yet been count of first degree failure to "Between 1984 and 2084," he Everywhere in Orwell’s fu­ people in the modern film "Blue George Orwell worked Friday to finish a Central ready to go there, getting everyone west of Managua, causing "minor ing facility for the bulk of the raid that Defense Minister Hum- able to interview everyone in­ appear, guilty, sentence to be writer, "the ultimate political ture world are large posters of Thunder,” and in O rwell’s Americaniregional peace treaty in e|se organized to go there and then damage." country’s heavy cargo, including » berto Ortega said proved U.S. volved with the case. imposed Octoter 1983. One count of power will come within our Big Brother — a menacing. helicopter-using police. an attempt to curb the spiraling getting there. Just as soon as you Sanchez said the rockets missed petroleum, basic grains, and "aggressive policies" toward Glidden was originally stopped third degree burglary, guilty, ' violence underlined by Nicara­ their targets and fell into the machinery. Nicaragua. after he made an obscene.gesture October sentencing. Five counts of gel there, you have to start guan charges of an air attack on w ater.' Soviet merchant ships accused Also on Friday, Nicaragua an­ to a passing police officer from the first degree failure to appear, planning how to get everyone back. the nation's major oil facility. The Honduran air force has 24 by the Reagan administration of nounced it had defeated a major passenger’s side of a truck, then nolle. Third degree larceny, nolle. r il bet I could add ten years to Nicaraguan Defense Ministry T-28S, propeller driven trainers bringing helicopters and other war attempt by rebel forces under •pulled up behind the officer’s One count of third degree burglary my life if I didn’t have to take all spokesman. Commander Roberto that can be adapted to function as m aterial to the leftist Sandinista Eden Pastora, the former Sandi­ cruiser when it stopped on the side and one count of conspiracy to these summer vacations. When Sanchez, said two T-28 planes fighter planes. There was no government recently unloaded nista guerrilla leader known as of the road and then sped away commit third degree burglary, I ’m on vacation I don’t get enough This exchange idea comes out of the closet "com ing from Honduras" at dawn immediate' comment from their cargo at Corinto. Commander Zero. again, according to the original nolle. sleep, I worry because I spend too much money. I do too much ily happen to do any of the following on looking credit cards than I have? Please I ’m not sure if it hit.in the middle of driving, I eat too much'and drink Sunday nights: eat in the downstairs part at apply to my exchange program if you have changing from the khaki skirt to the linen Bridge inspector doctored notes too much. Sometimes it’s two Cavey’s, have long telephone conversations Diner’s Club and Lord and Taylor. skirt, or, if, maybe, it was when I weeks after f get back from a with Paul Newman, and supervise a Preference will also.be made to those with discovered that the pale blue blouse needs 111 vacation or a long weekend before .cleaning lady who does ironing, too. Bonwit and Teller. to go to the oleaners. I feel rested again. However, there’s a catch. If you watch 1 am not sure exactly how the financial about Mianus, McGuigan says But this time of year, 1 begin to hate my Focus football games on Sunday nights, then side of this will be worked out, but I ’m sure entire summer warddrobe. This isn’t some THERE USED TO be a game we Adele Angle, forget it. The exchange is^off; I ’ll go fall we can come up with something. small, quiet hate, sitting glumly in the WALLINGFORD Court for arraignment days after a lOO^oot sec­ bridge in September played when I was a kid called Focus Editor asleep elsewhere. After all. the basis of all this is friendship; (UPI) — Connecticut’s Sept. 19. tion of the Connecticut 1982." Missionaries and Cannibals. I comer. It’s big, loud hate, big enough to just because I run up a 82.000 or 83,000 tab on take me right up to the first killer frost. senior bridge inspector Chief State’s Attorney TOrnpike bridge fell 70 forget the exact rules but the ANOTHER EXCHANGE program 1 have your Diner’s Club is no reason to get nasty. was arrested Friday on Right about now, the winter stuff looks so Austin J. McGuigan, after feet, carrying three peo­ situation was this: in mind. . . Maybe we (Hiuld meet Sunday night to charges he doctored Sep­ a one-month investiga­ ple to their deaths and pristine, so beckoning, so exquisitely There are three missionaries or Let’s trade credit cards. Why is it other discuss the exchange. You’il recognize me. tember 1982 field inspec­ tion, charged White never injuring three others. nuns on one side of the river and BETTER than the summer stuff, but cold mind, too. tion notes warning of ORDER OF NOTICE people always have more interesting I ’ll be the one wearing the white linen skirt. forwarded the September The cause of the acci­ ■ Petition tor tlio Commit­ two cannibals on the other. There weather is still a good six weeks away and How about exchanging Sunday nights problems with the Mianus ^1982 field notes as he dent is still under ment of the Minor Children of is only one canoe and youron only the winter stuff is utterly useless right now. with me? ' River bridge/’ after the claimed to the Depart­ investigation. R O BER T TA L B O T , of ports unknown. carry two people in the canoe at What I ’m wondering is, maybe we should Now, frankly. I’ll probably make out -span collapsed June 28. ment of Transportation, In announcing the ar­ Upon the petition of Mork arrange an exchange program. You lend better in this deal than you will, since no one Jerry White, 54, of Kent, but had produced forged rest from his Wallingford J. Morcus, Commissioner, one time. You have to get the three me your wardrobe for the next six weeks. Publicity starved? a state bridge inspector notes at an inquiry last office, McGuigan said he Deportment of Children ond nuns to one side of the river and the in Manchester spend's more boring Sunday Youth Services, 6v Potrlclo And I ’ll send over mine. Surely, you can’t be nights than I do. It’s Big Time for me if since 1963, was charged month and then went had "concluded that A. Tulloch, Duly Authorized two cannibals to the other without . . w . \#. with third-degree forgery home and "burned the White had altered field Agent of the Town of Hort- ever having a cannibal and a nun in as sick of the white linen skirt as I am. there’s something good on Home Box Here’s your big chance. Ask all the Herald Focus Editor Adele Angle will and released on a written original notes." notes u&d in the prepara­ ford (New Britain), Connec­ the canoe together. Office; otherwise, Sunday nights are questions you have ever wanted to ask lead the workshop. The basics — writing ticut, stating that the minor the Manchester Herald. Bring us your press releases, meeting deadlines — will promise to appear in Whit'S had publicly tion of his inspection re­ children of the above nomed I ’m always reminded of that AND I BET that that gray skirt you shoW devoted to falling dead asleep on the living complaints, too. be explained. Torrington Superior made his claipis a few port for the Mianus River person ore uncared-for, neg­ game by the family logistics of a up in so much at work will look just great on room couch. lected children, which peti­ "Getting Your Message Across," a The seminar is free (o'r YWCA ,1 ^ ' - me. And I know you’re sick of it, too. 1 do promise to send over the complete 1 tion will be heard on the 4th summer weekend. My wife and I seminar for publicity chairjnen, will be members and $1 for non-members. Call ! ( day of October I9S3 at 12:30 How about those strappy'sandals? I ’ll Boston Sunday Globes and New York Ddte set for sewer bond hearing o'clock In the afternoon, at go to a country house we have, and Sept. 20 from 9:30 to 11 a.m. at the the YWCA at 647-1437 to register. Space V v ■'* . the Superior Court-Juvenile often several of our children come. send over my brown ones... Times, and the half of a box of Oreo cookies Nutmeg Branch YWCA on Main Street. is limited so register early. Matters, 920 Brood Street In And as long as we’re on exheange which usually disappear on Sunday nights. Sept. 20 has been set as The hearing is called to hearing by the Board the Town of Hartford, They come from different places at the date for a hearing by satisfy a charter require­ Tuesday, but the hearing Connecticut. different- times using different programs, there are a few others I have in I ’m especially interested if you customar­ It appearing to and being the Board of Directors on ment that a hearing be is considered invalid be­ found by the subscribing modes of transportation. , a 820-million appropria- held when a budget for the cause of a mistake in the authority that the above The problems are always these: ' tion for modification and year is modified. legal advertisement for it. nomed Robert Talbot has gone to ports unknown, "What time can you leave?" expansion of the town’s The 820 appropriation The error does not af­ therefore. "D o you want to go w'ith us or -Profile- Sewage disposal plant. will be the subject of a fect the referendum be­ ORDERED,' That notice of should Emily wait and pick you UPI photo The hearing will be held referendum in the Nov. 8 cause there is no require­ the hear Ing of this petition be given by publishing this up?” at 8 p.m. in the Lincoln town election. ment for a hearing before Nam*: Bill Luettgens Typhoon Ellen produced tidal waves Kong apartment complex. order of notice In the M A N ­ " I f they’re driving from Boston Center hearing room. It was the subject of a a referendum. CHESTER HERALD, o news- 436 E. Center St. that swamped these cars in a Hong poper hovdng o circulation In they can meet you at the railroad A ddntK Semi-retired from the City of Manchester, C T, station.” Occupation: once a week two weeks Luettgens Limited in Hartford Film series starts Sunday at church successively, commencing Immediately upon receipt ot M Y W IFE LEAVES from home Favorila nataumnt notice — seven days opart. 162-mph winds hit Hong Kong The first in a series of 12 help people cope with the reinforce the film’s mes­ In Manchaatar. Cavey's BY THE COURT in her car and I leave from the films will be shown at the real issues with which sage, those who can at­ Elizabeth J. Flynn office in mine. The operation is Favorlla food: Itaiian Church of Christ, 394 they arc confronted in the' tend only the film may do Clerk HONG KONG (UPI) - Typhoon suspended. SUPERIOR COURT complicated by the fact that our Favorlta bavaraga: Pepsi-Lite typhoon with sustained winds of 90 Lydall St. Sunday at 6 home, at work and in the so. Ellen battered Hong Kong with About 50,000 households lost JUVENILE MATTERS home is an hour, from my office, Farorlta hobby: Reading knots and gusts of up to 140 knots, p.m. The title of the series community. Th'e films 010-09 winds gusting to 161 mph Friday, electric poiker. Utility crews were but my office and our home are Basebali or 161 mph, buffeted the colony. is "The Heart of the will be shown on consecu­ Favorlla aport (mtting power and communica­ forced to wait until storm condi­ From Hong Kong, Typhoon Fighter.” tive Sunday evenings equal distances from the summer Roola Ion New York Yankees . tions, triggering mudslides in tions abated before beginning Ellen rammed into the Pearl River The films are open to through November. Something Dlflerent...... Wish Someone A house. Every weekend we have'a Idaa ol a good vacation: New Hamphsire squatter villages and blowing repairs. estuary and headed toward Chi­ the public. No admission Small discussion groups problem getting the nuns across Crossword puzzies ships onto rocks before it headed The Hong Kong Marine Depart­ What do you do to talax: na’s Guangdong province. will be charged and no will meet each Wenesday the river without being eaten by Musical comedies for China. ment and the Royal Navy reported Happy Birthday Pnfanad antartalnmant offering will be asked. The at 7 p.m., at the church the cannibals. Officials said at leasf'Six people 22 ships aground and several Favorl^ antartalnan Willie Nelson films were produced by building, as a follow-up to were killed and 277 ipjured, .with distress calls and reports of minor with A Herald Happy Heart There are so many things about Favorlta actor and actraaa: David Niven end Katharine Hepburn Landon Saunders of the the film shown the pre­ J20 requiring hospitalization. maritime collisions during the the summer that are tiring. “Don’t Rain On My Parade" Evereen comics “Heartbeat” radio pro­ vious Sunday. These will Favorlta aong: 'Three people on board a fishing storm.' Only Someone’s always suggesting a grams anmd "Feeling also be open to the public. Mualc pralarrad: Light ciassicai and musical boat that capsized were reported Property damage in Hong Kong picnic, for example. You have a HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - The Good About Yourself” While the discussion $6.00 comedies missing. was not extensive but stl-eets were nice house with a table to eat from first Laurel and Hardy film seminars. meetings are planned to Favorlta magaxina, nawapapan Time, the Manchester Herald More than 1,600 people sought littered with broken glass and (estival presented by the Hal The series is designed to and ctiairs to sit on and an idb box Favorlta atora In Manchaatar Lenox Pharmacy emergency shelter, most of them signs. Incoming and outgoing Roach Studios was an uncondi­ to go to, but people aren’t satisfied Pat none residents of makeshift hillside huts flights at Kai Tak international tional success, earning more than Hospital offers tours in the summer unless they’re swept away by high winds, floods .^airport were either canceled or None 828,000 at the small Continental * breaking their backs having a good Favorlta apotin Manchaatar and landslides. diverted. theater in Hollywood. Manchester Memorial Hospital will offer a tour of CX Turbo Datsun time. They want to rough it and go Gar drivan: The typhoon brought the pros­ The Royal Observatory, Hong Only 16 showings were pres­ the hospital’s new family birthing unit Sunday at 4 on a picnic. What you do is, you put Favorlta color Tan perous British Crown colony to a Kong’s weather bureau, reported ented, all sold out, during the last p.m. The hospital is located on Haynes Street. No None nearly 6 inches of rain had fallen reservations are neccessary. all the food except what you forget Pat paava: standstill. Financial markets and week in July with two-block-long “Six O'clock Eyewitness News" banks, schools, shops and restau­ since midnight, triggering mud lines wahing for each performance The tour is open to prospective parents as well as in a basket and take it somewhere Favorlta TV ahoan rants shut down and inter-island and landslides. of six silent films — the first anyone else who is interested. Similar tours will be 643-2711 uncomfortable. Then you sit on the Baat thing about Manchaatar “It's a wonderful town to grow ferry service for some of Hong The observatory hoisted the theatrical showings in more than cdnducted on the second Sunday of each month on an Aak lor.... ground or perhaps on a hard rock old in.” Kong’s 5.5 million residents was "No. 10" hurricane signal as the 50 years. ongoing basis. J m tl and share lunch with an ant. Worat thing about Manchaatar None" Herald photo by Tarquiniu t K - MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday. SeiK. 10. I9M MANCHFSTKK HEHALU. Suturduv, r>et . 10, i m - la Weddings Advice Husband’s buddies at office /have his vyife all worked up college tees. DEAR ABBY: Please This goes on all the time print this very important with alt four of our sons. message to “The Bache­ ’They are never allowed to lors in the Office” : defend themselves or talk I know that you have Dear Abby back to him because that chosen to remain unmar­ f would be “ disrespectful,” ried, to . be free from Abigail Van Buren so they just take his responsibility. There is no bullying. one in your lifd to whom I say be is abusing the you must answer or con­ £ boys verbally; he says he sider in your decisions. is trying to make “ men” But my husband has'a of them. Please comment. wife and family to con­ THE BULLY’S WIFE sider. His wife needs his REAR WIFE: The DEAR FOREST: He bachelors in the office are bluntly told you what he companionship and his DEAR WIFE:‘ They’re 'cmidren need a father’s not responsible for your had in mind, and you your sons, too. Writing to influence and love. So, husband’s decisions. He clearly told him “ no rice, me about your husband’s please, stqp inviting him is. Some arms twist more no dice.” If you enjoy his abusive behavior won’t to all your^rinking par­ easily than others. Your company, bring out the improve the situation. ties and ’'men only” message translates; tea and cake, but hold Why don’t you take the expeditions. “ Don’t offer candy to my back the “ etc.” or he will bull(y) by the horns and Don’t twist his arm to baby.” be the winner. point out the fact that he’s stay for “ one more beer.” Better to direct your DEAR ABBY: Today confusing “ respect” with And if he says no, don’t message to your husband. my 22-year-old son put fear? make fun of him and two 15-cent stamps on a I hope he wakes up to accuse him of being D E AR ABBY: A casual letter that could have reality soon, or he will “ henpecked.” acquaintance, after losing gone for 20 cents, because Mrs. Mark Edmond Beliveau Mrs. Alan D. Wooster Mrs. Raymond Mark Philbrick Mrs. Thomas Stanyer Latham Jr. his wife, started^calling all he had were 15-cent have a lonely and loveless I know he needs his me and comihg to my stamps. Well, his father old age. recreation, but three or home. He has never taken hit the roof! I am not four nights a week is a bit me out. (I give him tea, talking about just being Beliveau-MeiBr WoosterrHickey Phllbrlck-Wllson Latham-Patterson much. You are welcome cake, etc.) upset, I am talking about Every teen-ager should in our home anytime, but He told me he would like violence! He called our know the truth about please, don’t involve my to have sex relations. I son every four-letter drugs, sex and bow to be Erlinde Anna Meier, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Marianna Hickey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Pamela Jane Wilson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Margie Ann Patterson of Davis, Calif., daughter of husband in activities that told him without a license name in the book, in­ happy. For Abby’s boo­ Wilhelm Meier of 45 Timrod Road and Mark Edmond Hickey of 21 Sherwood Circle and Alan D. Wooster of Donald Wilson of 93 Hollister St., and Raymond Mark Dr. and Mrs. Mack E..Patterson of Fresno,Calif., and keep him from his family. it does not go. He still terspersed with stupid, klet, send 52 a|M a long, Beliveau, son of the Rev. Harold Beliveau of Baldwin, Rocky Hill, son of Mrs. Gerald Wooster of Penfield, Philbrick, son of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Philbrick of 147 ’Thomas Stanyer Latham Jr., of Davis, son of Mr. and While he is out having fun comes around, hoping to lazy, no good, etc. Our son stamped (37 cmts), self- Lx>ng Island, N.^Y. and Mrs. Judy Beliveau of Tucson, N.Y., were married Aug. 27 in St. Bridget Church. E. Center St., were married Aug, 27 in Trinity Mrs. Thomas S. Latham of Lakewood Circle South, with you, his wife and kids be a winner. is neither stupid nor lazy. addressed envelope to: Arlz., were married Sept. 3 in Concordia Lutheran were married July 30 in St. Martin’s Episcopal are alone, and we miss What is your advice to He is a good kid who works Abby, Teen Booklet, P.O. The Rev. Emilio Padelli officiated at the double ring Covenant Church. Church. '' Church, Davis. him. > me about him? with his father putting in Box 38923, Hollywood. ceremony. Clara Dubaldo was organist and Virginia The Rev. Norman Swensen and the Rev. George The Rev. Burton D. Strand of Concordia and the Smith officiated at the double ring ceremony. Steven HIS W IFE FOREST HILLS, N.Y. 9-10 hours a day to earn his Calif. 90038. Dubaldo, soloist. The bride was given in marriage by The Rev. William G’. Burrill performed the double groom’s father, pastor of Ali Saint’s Church in Nielsen was soloist and Anita Presmerita and Robert her father. ring ceremony. Dona Lee Brandon of Davis was Baldwin, officiated at the double ring ceremony and Wilson, brother of the bride, sang a duet. The bride organist and Barbara Brandon and George Brandon, commuiflon service. David Almond was organist and Caroi Hickey of Manchester, sister of the bride, was was given in marriage by her parents. also of Davis, were soloists. Wilhelm Meier, brother of the bride, was soloist. The maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Kathy Hickey of Janet Kellie of Manchester, sister of the bride, was bride was given in marriage by her parents. Manchester, also a sister of the bride, and Jean matron of honor. Bridesmaids were Debbie MacVar- Mrs. Michael W. Wolf of Modesto, Calif., was Insomniac cannot carry on Anna Meier of Manchester, sister of the bride, was Hickey of Virginia, sister-in-law of the bride. ish of Miami, Fla., sisterof the bride, Cincy Fazzinoof matron of honor. Bridesmaids were Colleen McGre­ maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Karin Turek of Paul Keppler of Rochester, N.Y., was best man. Middletown, Lisa Chouinard of East Hartford, Kathy gor of Redwood City, Calif., and Barbara Brandon of Manchester, cousin of the bride, Mrs. Heidi Woodbury Ushers were Dan Wooster of Webster, N.Y., brother of Mattesen of South Windsor, Mary Babin of Hartford Davis. of Farmington, cousin of the bride: Melissa Beliveau the groom, and Skip Benton of Las Vegas, Nev. and Jennifer Nichols and Janice Nichols of Old Lyme. Stephen R. Latham of Manchester, brother of the of Phoenix, Ariz., sister of the groom, Catherine Ward Lisa Philbrick of Orlando, Fla. was flower girl. groom, was best man. Ushers were Roy M. Patterson sleeping only hour a night of Seattle, Wash., Maureen Carter of Worcester, After a reception at Manchester Country Club the Carl Fazzino of Middletown was best man. Ushers Mass., and Hilary Cooper of Hartford. couple left on a cruise to Bermuda. They will make of Fresno, brother of the bride, and David Hilsabeck were Russell Philbrick Jr. of Orlando, Fla., Matthew of Oakland, Calif. Peter Beliveau of Atlanta, Ga., brother of the their home in Rocky Hill. Kellie of Manchester, brother-in-law of the groom, DEAR DR. LAMB: I’m (or it to me, in care of this thoroughly disgusted with newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, groom, was best man. Ushers wee John Higgins of The bride is a graduate of Manchester High School John MacVarish of Miami, brother-in-law. of the After a reception on the campus of the University of my doctor trying to pacify Radio City Station, New Baldwin, N.Y., Wilhelm W. Meier of Manchester, and Eastern Connecticut State University. She is groom, Paul Philbrick, Robert Philbrick anckBohert California, the couple left on a trip to the Russian Movies that are Academy Awards Karen Silkwood, who died in a 1974 car me and not doing anything York, N.Y. 10019. brother of the birde, John Griffin of New York City, employed by Travelers Insurance Co. Perron, Robert Wilson, brother of the bride, all of River Valley and Northern California coast. They will James F.Calder of Toronto, Ontario, Greg Stanley of Manchester, Rick Philbrick and Ron Philbrick of make their home in Davis. Calif. ,prospects are usually held back until the crash after becoming involved in an about my problem. I ’m a The groom is a graduate of St. La wrence University female, 63 years old and Your Health Norwood, Ohio, and Donald Zsunkan of Freeport, Manchester, twins, were ringbearers. I The bride is a graduate of the University of Christmas season. It won’t be until expose of radiation danger at a and is also employed by Travelers. ' can’t sleep at night. If I V ia r a reception at Vito’s Birch Mountain Inn in California with a bachelor of science degree. She is December then, that Meryl Streep will be plutonium plant. With her in this scene is Show feted S The reception was at Vito’s Birch Mountain Inn., Bolton, the couple left on a wedding trip to St. get one hour of sleep I ’m Lawrence Lamb, M.D. studying for her master’s degree in geology at'the seen in "Silkwood." based onthestorvof actor Kurt Russell. HOLLYWOOD (UPI) -iM The couple will make their home in Portsmouth, N.H. Maarten. They will make their home on Russell Street lucky. I ’ve been this way University of California and is employed there as a (or a month or more. I “ Hee-Haw,” consigned by in Mcinchester. The bride is a 1977 graduate of teaching assistant. Earle-Hale have high blood pressure critics to the bottom rung Manchester High School and is employed at Johnson of TV ’s cultural scale, has Robertson-Grassette & Higgins of Connecticut Inc. as a junior account and I take one Dyazide a The groom is a graduate of Middlebury College «nd: day. I also have arthritis survived sophisticated Patricia Ellen Hale, daughter of William Hale of administrator. The bridegroom is a 1978 graduate of Laurie Grassette of 1097 Main St., daughter of Joan Is candlate for a doctor of philosophy degree' lit' Blizzard of stars promised and had two cortisone ine such as you would find broadsides for 15 years Glastonbury and Elizabeth Hale of Hartford, and Manchester High School and works at Connecticut physician. He is trying to Grassette of 47 Holl St. and Alan Robertson, son of Mr. geology at the University of California. He is shots a month ago. help you without harming in Chlor-Trimeton allergy and now has been honored William Choice Earle, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Nationbal Bank, Hartford, as security administrator. and Mrs. Earl Robertson of Danforth, Maine, were employed by the university as a research assistant.' I .have taken Nytol, you with medications. syrup or allergy tablets in the Congressional Earle Jr. of Greenville, S.C., were married Sept. 3 in married July 2 at Vernon Methodist Church. Sominex, hot milk, quit that you could buy without Record. E Christ Episcopal Church. Greenville. You won’t appreciate ’The Rev. Stewart Lanier of Bolton performed the in the movies this season drinking coffee or tea the thought but perhaps a prescription, or the Sen. Howard Baker, R- double ring ceremony. Ruth Amerin was organist. The bride was given in marriage by her father, who after 5 p.m. and still no he is concerned that you anti-motion medication Tenn., addressed the Se­ The bride was given in marriage by her brother, is president of the Heritage Savings and Loan By Vernon Scott Steve Guttenberg, best results. I don’t get sleepy may have a depression. Dramamine. Remember nate saying, “ I would like Thomas Grassette III. Engagements Association of Manchester. U P l Hollywood remembered for’’Diner,’’ during the day. I ’m com­ ’That is sometimes the that these could make you to offer a hearty salyte on Brigid DiPace of Manchester, was maid of honor Disney has produced the first in his new comedy “ The , pletely exhausted and I cause for insomnia. And drowsy in the day if you Elizateth Hale of Deland, Fla., sister of the bride, Reporter the 15th anniversary of and Dawn Skinner of East Hartford, cousin of the Man Who Wasn’t There,” just don’t know how much you could have a depres­ use them in the daytime, was maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Janet Hale of new Mickey Mouse fiim since television’s most success­ bride, was bridesmaid. a 3-D romp based on the longer I can go on. sion about the loss of your but they are not addicting Hartford, and Nancy Hale of Philadelphia, Pa., also HOLLYWOOD - On the ful syndicated show, ‘Hee- Mark Tedford of Manchester was best man. Dana I lost m y. husband 18 husband long after the and do not cause the same sisters of the bride. heels^fl record-breaking 1953 in “Mickey's Christmas adventures of the invisi­ Haw.’ Robertson, brother of the groom, was usher. Jason summer, Hollywood ble man. months ago from a heart event, rather than imme­ problems many sleep P Caroi," a 28-minute featurette “ For 15 years, the resi­ Robertson of Manchester, son of the groom, was ring Joseph H. Earle of Greenville, father of the groom, looses a blizzard of stars One of the dumbest attack but I have adjusted diately after it. medications may. bearer. comedies to come along in to his loss pretty well and You should discuss Meanwhile I am send­ dents of Cornfield County was best man. After a reception at Greenville this fall in comedy, based on the-Dickens ciassic, to have brought laughter After a reception at the home of Mr. and Mrs. CountryClub the couple left on a wedding trip to drama, a much-awaited years, is “ Easy Money,” I ’m not under any pres­ what you plan to do with ing you The Health Letter and song into the homes of Russell Mosher, aunt and uncle of the groom, the Mexico. They will make their home in Columbia, S.C. be released with the reissue of starring Rodney Danger- sure. My doctor will not your doctor but, with his 10-6, Sleep and Insomnia, musical anid the return of millions of Americans.” couple left on a wedding trip to Niagra Falls. They will Dirty Harry and the origi­ field as the king of slobs in give me any nerve or concurrence, I would which includes sugges­ make their home in Manchester. “The Rescuers.” The bride is a graduate of Endicott College and is nal James Bond. a movie that may attract sleeping pills and I would make some suggestions. tions on your lifestyle and Baker singled out the The bride is a graduate of Rockville High and employed as department manager for Rich’s in The best movies. ' Dangerfield fanatics but like to know what you First, stop coffee, tea and sleep habits that may help homespun humor of Ar­ attended Manchester Community College. She is suggest. Columbia. The groom is a graduate of Furman Academy Awards pros­ a melodrama involving king oi the box office, few others. all sources of caffeine you. Others who want this chie Campbell, Minnie employed by Stop & Shop. The groom is a graduate of entirely, not just after 5 University and the University of South Carolina. He is pects, will be held back the mother^aughter rela­ stars in “ The Man Who issue can send 75 cents Pearl, Grandpa Jones, Manchester High and is employed by North & Judd of DEAR READER: p.m. Second, you might do employed as a marketing research consultant by until the Christmas tionship over a span of 25 L o v e d W o m e n , ’ ’ a “GOING BERSERK” with a long, stamped, Buck Owens and Roy Middletown. Don’ t be angry with your well with an antihistam­ Intertec in Columbia. season. years. TV’s Jim Brooks comedy based on the old is the title of the new John self-addressed envelope Clark. ■ It won’t be until De­ makes his feature film Francois Truffaut film, Candy youth-oriented mo­ vie, featuring the SCTV Neivs for Senior Citizens cember, then, that Meryl debut in this one. which co-stars Julie An­ Streep will be seen in Young Timothy Hutton drews and was d ire c t^ comedy troupe from Can­ “ Silkwood,” based on the returns to stark drama in by Blake Edwards. ada, including' John 'Fla­ % herty and Eugene Levy. Here are several reasons story of Karen Silkwood, “ Daniel,” the screen ver­ Edwards, incidentally, Another group of “ Sat­ who died in a 1974 car sion of E.L. Doctorow’s wrings yet another movie Sunday is Grandparents’ Day urday Night Live” types crash after becoming in­ novel “ The Book of Da­ from his “ Pink Panther” volved in an expose fit niel.” Sidney Lumet di­ series with “ The Curse of from Canada, led by Rick Editor’s note: This column is prepared by the staff SCHEDULE FOR WEEK radiation danger at a rected the story based on The Pink Panther” — due Moranis and David Tho­ why marriages today fail at the Manchester Senior Citizen’s Center. Jeanne Marie Grant Susan Jane McCorkle mas, star in “ Strange Monday, 7:30 a.m. Men’s Golf League: 9:30 a.m. Karen Dolores Maher plutonimum plant. the Julius and Ethel Ro­ for release next month — Brew,” a wild comedy ceramics class: 10a.m. bingo: noon lunch; 12;30p.m. Miss Streep won the senberg spy case. starring newcomer Ted DEAR DR. BLAKER: another chance. By Jeanette Cave featuring, of all people, pinochle game; bus pick up at 8 a.m., return trips Oscar for best actress last Clint Eastwood — after WaSs as the world’s grea­ My boyfriend and I are She is weakening my Center Director Grant-Hebert McCorkle-Peters Maher-Sewbll Sweden’s Max Von after lunch and 3:15 p.m. year for her performance a pair of so-so movies, test detective, replacing getting married in six resolve. Is she right? Tuesday, 8:30 a.m. Women’s Golf-League; 9 a.m. * in “ Sophie’s Choice.” “ Flrefox” and “ Honky the late Peter Ellers. The Sydow. Congress has designated Sunday, Sept. 11, as months. We love each Ask shopping, bus; 9:30 a.m. oil painting class; noon Mr. and Mrs^ Morgan Grant of 37 Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. McCor­ Another heavy-hitting Tonk Man” — returns this late David Niven makes “ To Be Or Not To Be,” other very much and we DEAR READER: This National Grandparents Day. The purpose of this day Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Maher of lunch; 12:30 p.m. bus returns from shopping; 1p.m. Erie St. announteUie engagement kle of Weflston, Ohio, announce the drama expected to make fall in the tried and true his final screen appear­ the 1942 Ernst Lubitsch must be your decision. is to give recognition to grandparents and to stimulate Vernon announce the engagement want our marriage to last. Dr. Blaker bowling-Parkade Lanes. of their daught ;r, Ueanne Marie engagement of their daughter its presence felt in the role of the tough San ance in the film. comedy classic starring We want to know why so Your daughter will have the growth of activities that provide closer linkage of their daughter, Karen Dolores Wednesday, 9:30 a.m. crewel class; 10 a.m. Grant, to Pet^r Ll. Hebert of Susan Jane McCorkle, to Barry Oscar race is Jill Clay- Francisco cop. Dirty Carole Lombard and Jack to save her opinions on the between generations. Maher, to Donald Robert Sewell many marriages, are Karen Blaker, Ph.D. Friendship Circle; pinochle games; noon lunch; 12:30 Farmington, son of Dr. and Mrs. William Peters, son of Mr. and burgh’s tough new politi­ H arry’Calahan, in “ Sud­ IT IS A fertile fall for Benny, has been remade breaking up. pros and cons of an open From personal experience I know that grandpar­ Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald p.m. bridge games: 10 to 5 p.m. senior expo-Civic Jean-Louis-Heben of 11 Butternut Mrs. Franklin T. Peters of West Sewell of Coventry. cal film “ Hanna K.,” in den Impact.” Returning, comedies, with perhaps by Mel Brooks, starring V marriage until she herself ents are always there to give love, heal wounds, share Center, Hartford; bus pick up at 8 a.m., return trips at Road. Hartford. The bride-elect is a graduate of which she plays a lawyer too, will be Eastwood’s the best of the lot being his wife Anne Bancroft. DEAR READER: First faces that situation. experiences. This is surely a day when it’s time for the noon and 3: IS p.m. The bride-elect is a graduate of Rockville High School and Wind^ defending a Palestinian in favorite leading lady (on “ Cra'ckers” with Donald of all, congratulations for younger generation to say “ Thanks, we love you, too.” The bride-elect is a 1977 gradu­ The class of the comedy Thursday, 11 a.m. Eastern States Expo; noon Wellston High School and Ohio Israel. and off-screen), Sondra Sutherland and Jack thinking about these PLAYER PIANOS are Today, starting at 9 a.m. will be a big day at the ate of Manchester High School. She ham Regional Vocational Techni­ field may well be “ Ro­ lunch; 1 p.m. Movie-“ Yankee Calling” ; bus pick upat University. She is an elemenUry Barbra Streisand will Locke. Warden heading an inept issues before you get divorce. is furious about my deci­ in dem and. If you hove Senior Center, with the seniors holding a gigantic tag is a graduate of Bryant College and cal School with a dental assistant’s mantic Comedy,” '^ with 10 a.m., return after program. school teacher. weigh in with the musical group of yeggs trying to mqi^riM. Too few people 7. There is widespread sion. She knows about the one you do not use, why sale. All proceeds will go to the furnishing fund which is attending the University of certificate. She is also a graduatd' everybody’s favorite Friday, 9:30 a.m., registration for Catskills; 10 a.m. The prospective bridegroom is a “ Yentl,” on which she has ALSO RETU RNING to break into a San Fran­ are that farsighted. It is affairs, but she feels I not exchange it tor cosh 0 alcohol and drug abuse. will use the monies to purchase additional items for Hartford evenings. She is em ­ ofBpringfield Technical Commun­ short English funnyman, bingo: noon lunch; 12; 30 p.m. setback games; bus graduate of Conard High School been working, as pro­ familiar turf after some cisco pawn shop safe. one way to avoid prob­ 8. The changing role of should give him yet with a want ad. the Center. ployed by United Technologies ity College with an associate iii' Dudley Moore. He and ’ pick up at 8 a. m., return trips after lunch and 3:15 p.m. and Ohio University. He is a spoits ducer and director, for a mediocre films is Sean “ Smokey and the Ban­ lems later on. We invite the community to be a part of this affair. Corp., Hartford. science degree in dental hygiene. Mary Steenburgen Star as women and the economic Duckpin bowling at 10 a.ni. at Holiday Lanes. writer for the Manchester Herald. decade. In the title role Connery as James Bond,, dit III,” this time without Some of the many Furniture, appliances, knick knacks, jewelry and She is employed by Dr. Ronald a pair of collaborating problems in this country A Sept. 17 wedding Is planned In she is a Jewess disguised secret agent 007— the role leading man Reynolds, books are just a few of the items to be sold. DelVecchio of Vernon as a rgls- playwrights in the ligh­ stresses on the institution have brought the stresses MENU FOR WEEK: The prospective bridegroom is a Galbeath Memorial CluipelatOhio tered dental hygienist. as a boy seeking to be­ he created — in “ Never features Jackie Gleason, of marriage today are as of a dual-career family. Sept. 15 is the deadline for renters to apply for the 1977 graduate of Manchester High thearted screen version of Thoughts Monday: vegetable soup, sliced turkey on whole University. The prospective bridegroom is a come a rabbi, based on the Say Never Again” with Jerry Reed and the od­ follows; Among others, these circuit breaker program. and is a graduate of Boston the 1979 Broadway.hit. wheat, apple crisp, beverage. graduate of Coventry High School. short story by Nobel Prize Klaus Kinsky, Barbara dball father-son team of 1. The high divorce rate factors will affect Next week will be the opening of classes for the fall. University. He is a student in the Tuesday: com chowder, corned beef on rye, Each year the Kentucky Derby He attended Souttheastem Re­ winner Isaac Bashevis Carrera and Kim Pat McCormick and Paul Lighter fare headed Tor itself sometimes .jpifuses whether your marriage The Bible says in Proverbs: 22:6, to train up a child Please call the office to register. University of Connecticut School of chocolate pudding, beverage. trophy is designed, in keeping with Singer. Basinger. Williams. movie theaters include people to treat marriage succeeds or fails and in the way he should go, and when he is old, he will not Ceramics — Monday, 9:30 a.m. Dental Medicine. gional Technical School. He li ■ Wednesday: shells with meat sauce, green salad, the IM l gold cup, for the owner of December, too, will see And “ Tarzan” is back, Punnyman Steve Mar­ Lou Ferrigno, TV’s too lightly. unfortunately, niany are depart from it. Oil Painting — Tuesday, 9:30 a.m. employed by Combs-Gates of Italian bread, jello, beverage. the winning horse. Sliver replicas Windsor Locks as an auto body ^ e release of “ Once Upon this time with newcomer tin, with the help of former hulk, in “ Her­ '2. More time is spent societal forces over which The best way to train a child, is to be an example Crewel — Wednesday, 9:30 a.m. ^ Thursday: meat loaf, whipped potato, sliced A June 30, 1984 wedding is in a smaller size are presented to a Tim e In America,” with Christopher Lambert in director Arthur Hiller, cules” and Brooke Shields outside the home. you have little or no unto them. They will have your qualities in them, Square Dancing — Sept. 20, 10 a.m. mechanic. An October wedding Is carrots, roll and butter, ice cream, beverage. planned. the winning Jockey and trainer. planned. Robert DeNiro bidding for the title role of “ Greys- Charles Grodin and Steve in “ Sahara,” a romantic . 3. There are now higher control. whether good or bad. Try to instill in your child your Exercise with Cleo — Sept. 20, 1:30 p.m. Friday: pea soup, egg salad sandwich, dessert, Oscar recognition in a toke: The Legend of Tar­ Lawrence, hopes to keep adventure set in the 1920s. expectations for the tnar- It is expecially impor­ good qualities. Some say they want to make their Macrame — Sept. 27, 9:30 a.m. ' beverage. history of the Jewish zan, Lord of the Apes,” a his fans laughing in “ The riage relationship. tant, therefore, to be mark in life to add something to society. The best Basketweaving — Sept. 29, 9; 30 a.m. ■ In addition to “ Sllk- mafia In America from picture that sticks to the Lonely Guy.” 4. The increase in life committed to each other thing you can do to make your mark is to instill in your j i l t i n g — Sept. 29, 9:30 a.m. SEPT. 6 BOWLING SCORES: Hi men — Wendell wochI,” real-life stories 1923-68. ’Tuesday Weld, Edgar Rice Burroughs' Chevy Chase who, like' expectancy means that child your good qualities. You will be remembered, Poucher 212; hi single and hi triple— 578. Women— hi About Town coming to the screen this as people before you jump ‘The trip schedule is as follows: Louise Fletcher and Eli­ original classic. Martin, hasn’t fared so^ couples face an average and you will live on in your child, and in your child’s single — Jean Lukacs, 166; and hi triple 456; hi single fall include: in the water. The risks are Sept. 15 — Eastern Expo — 55.50. Call Post Road. sabeth McGovern ahe in Perhaps the movie that well l ^ l y at the box married life together of SO children, and in his children, and etc. Tel. 644-3454. — Rose George, 166. great, but so are the the cast directed by Ser­ will evoke the most con­ office, should help restore “ Star 80,” the drama of years, which is longer rew ai^s.. Dads, take time to be with your children. Get to Sept. 16, 17, 18 — Cape Cod. Call Daniels. Tel. SEPT. 6 PINOCHLE SCORES: Peter Cassella, 817; gio Leone. > troversy. is "Brain bis self-confidence in centerfold Dorothy Strat­ than at any time in know them. Talk with them. Take them to the park. In 646-3012. Julien Strong, 782; Rene Maire, 762; Vivien Laquerre, Film series starts Sunday real issues with which thfey are confronted in the ‘ home, at work and In the community. The films will be A1 Pacino plays the title Storm,” the film delayqii "The Deal of the ton, starring Mariel history. DEAR DR. BLAKER: the hustle and bustle of life, too often the children are Sept. 26 — Catskill Game Farm — 515. Sign up Sept. 756; Josephine Strimike, 749; Bess Moonan, 744; The first in a series of 12 films will be shown at the role In “ ^ r f a c e , ” a more than two years by Century.” Hemingway. 5. Ethnic, cultural and After 20 years and many neglected. And let me say this, that no successes in life 16,6:30 a.m. Annette Hlllery, 733. shown on consecutive Sunday evenings through • Church of Christ. 394 Lydall St. Sunday at 6 p.m. The November. the death of Natalie Wood. t This time around Chevy sociological lines are painful affairs, I have are worth failure in the home. Children are too SEPT. 7 PINOCHLE SCARES: Harry PospisU, 661; contemporary story of an Oct. 11 — Fall foliage trip & Gables Dinner Theatre title of the series is “ The Heart of the Fighter.” The drama, which co- p l^ s the president of a “The Right Stuff,” a more often crossed today precious, too valuable, too important to be push^ Floyd Post, 613; Helen Silver, 604; Rene Maire, 604; Al Capone-llke drug asked my husband to — 526. Call Post Rolad, Tel. 644-3464. The films are open to'the public. No admission will Small discussion groups will meet each Wenesday' stars Christopher ct^rate munitions con­ dramatization of Ameri­ in marriage, which brings leave the house. It was a aside and neglected. They are the generation of Bill Stone, 588; Bob Hill, 584; Grace Windsor, 571; dealer in Miami with Oct. 16 — West Point/Hyde Park — 520. including be charged and no offering will be asked. The films at 7 p.m., at the church building, as a follow-up to the ■ Walken, Louise Fletcher cern In a spoof of the ca’s astronauts with a riches and goodness but very difficult thing for me tomorrow. What his nation will be. And it’s up to you. Bess Moonan, 569. Brian DePalma directing. lunch. Sign up Sept. 21, 9:30 a.m. were produced by Landon Saunders of the ’’Heart­ film shown the previous Sunday. These will also be and Cliff Robertson, Is miltary-industrial com­ cast of Sam Shepherd, also increased stress. to do, but I feel good about BRIDGE SCORES: Tom Regan, 5,290; Hans Jack Nicholson, De­ The center bus will be taking seniors to the senior beat” radio programs anmd “ Feeling Good About scheduled for release in plex. His co-star is Sigour­ Scott Glen, Barbara Her- 6. There are more mar­ the decision. Kurt Stelanovicz ~ Bensche, 3,910; Nan Flanagan, 3,810; Ruth Search, open to the public. While the discussion meetings are borah Winger and Shirley expo at the Hartford Civic Center on Wednesday, free Yourself” seminars. ney Weaver. shey, Dennis Quaid and riages at younger ages, My problem now is my United Pentecostal Church 3,590. planned to reinforce the film’s message, those who ’ MacLaine head the cast of October. of charge. Call the office If you are interested in going. The series is designed to help people cope with the can attend only the film may do so. “ Terms of Endearment,” Burt Reynolds, current Also seeking lailghs is Charles Frank. increasing the risk of 18-year-old daughter. She Youth Department , r ‘ ' ■ ll I H — MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, Sept. 10, 1983 MANCHFSTKR HKKALD. Saturday, Sci . 10, 1983 - l.i

r~MACC News' * 1 Soup kitchen isn’t just a piace to fiil up SPORTS

Editor's note: this column is prepared by the staff less severe mental health problems. Others have from 11 a.m. to 1p.m. and everyone,'who wants It, opportunity to browse. You'll find flowers, honey, of the Manchester Area Conference of Churches. hud their disability or social security checks lost, goes home with a sandwich and a piece of fruit for some crafted Items, anij even odds and ends UConn stolen or arrive late. Mostly with the mothers and supper. Of course, none of this is possible without tables some Saturdays. By Nancy Carr children, it is an end of the month problem — the the people of Center Congregational, who have Come on down. And be sure and say "h i” to the MACC Executive Director AFDC check and food stamps that simply don't once again opened their doors to people who are MACC volunteers up on the hill. Without them, Speed critical for East, football / cover the rent, food and utility costs for the hurting. None of ft is possible without the none^of this would be happening. debi^ts Ten yearsi ago as some of the churches were month. volunteers who begin cooking at 10 a.m. and finish beginning to come together ecumenicaly both to Some are delighted to come, happy to be there. cleaning up at 1:30. THANK YOU's By Barry Peters give witness to their unity in Christ and to better The Shepherd's Place is not only a place to be Our heartfelt thanks to Marge Harford, our new To Albert O. Bourett and the Chai group, for Herald Sportswriter serve those in nee. none of us visualized needing a physically but socially nourished. There are coordinator for the Shepherd's Place, and to the their donations to the Human Needs Fund. on road soup kitchen or an emergency shelter in people to talk to. People who listen. People who' volunteers including from South Methodist: Jane A Speed and quickness, quick­ Mancester. During the past few years it has care. Others come because they must — because Zadnik, Barbara Philip, Marion Jessemen, There will be a meeting of all churches, and ness and speed. become painfully apparent that some ofour they are hungry. But they are hesitant, some are Eleanor Cotton, Dot Jenkins. - Center Churoh: individuals interested in ministry and assistance If Jude Kelly wrote fiction, STORRS, (U P I) - Uni­ people are in chronic need. They need ongoing embarrassed, others even angry that they have Marge Harford, Marge Michaud, Emilie Miller, to Cambodians, at Concordia Lutheran Church, there'd be no problem finding versity of Connecticut head coach shelter, not just a place for a night or so. They are come to such a pit in their lives. For them, the Peg Kehler. St. James: Helen T. Ramey, Mary - 40 Pitkin Street, on Monday, September 28 at 7; 00 an underlying theme. He's a Tom Jackson will be making his hungry today, tomorrow and next week. It is not attitude of welcome and of sharing (not giving) . Breen, Delores Mulcahy, Mary Jaworski, Estelle p.m. Cambodian speakers, a special ABC master of overstatement — at coaching debut today ortfy 12 miles enough to provide a couple of days food from the expressed so well by the volunteers is most Saginski, Jackie EnniS, Harry Reinhom, Joanne documentary film, “ This Shattered Land,” will least when it comes to describ­ from his birthplace when the Emergency Pantry while they7i?tard for son's team isn’t conceding day there were thirteen. By Thursday of the from F6od Share. So dinner varies according to raspberry jam (with a knit coVer), and two kinds their UNICEF program, they may get a Publicity ence champs. afternoon practice. At left. anything. second week of operation, the Shepherd's Place what is available: thick chicken soup and grilled of homemade bread (spicy squash and zucchini). Kit from UNICEF headquarters at the following "Other teams will be larger, Eagles line up and go over “ I think we’re closer to matching without question, and it will up with them now than we did in was feeding 31 people a hot well balanced dinner. cheese, meat loaf, corned beef hash, cheese­ . What a (east, and the prices were great. A address: UNICEF, 331 East 38th St., Nev/York, Kickoff formation. East kicks Who is coming? The majority are men ranging burgers and corn on the cob, beef stew. Some of whole hand basket of tomatoes only cost me $2.50. N.Y. 10016. The Publicity Kit gives a list of the cause some problems," said 1979," said Jackson. UConn and from a youngster, age 19, to several in their our volunteers, bless them forever, have begun to So, if you haven't had a chance to go down, drop in various posters, collection containers, and Kelly. "M aybe I'm too optimis­ off campaign next Saturday Rutgers last played in 1979, and seventies. But there are women as well, and their bring in extras: cake, brownies, stewed this morning. The market is open till 1 p.m. publicity materials, if needed. Most of this is at no tic In my rationale, but I don't on the road at East Hartford Rutgers won, 26-14. children. We are averaging about 5 children a tomatoes. However, if possible, get there during the charge to the sponsor. A limited quantity of small think it's going to be that large High. And Rutgers isn't taking UConn day. Why are they coming? Some are on the And by the third week, the volunteers operating morning. Twice when 1 got there at noon, some of collection containers are available on a "first of a factor.” • -A, for granted. "Heck, we haven’t street. They have no job, no hope of a job, no the Shepherd's Place and seeing the need of those fhe farmers had already sold their produce and come” basis to interesting sponsoring parties. What KOlly is trying to do is beaten anybody yet: there's no money for food, they beg or scavenge in grocery coming to eat, had decided to also give out sack left. There was plenty left, but for the widest Please contact Mrs. Janet Richmond. 649-0138, make the lack of size an assest: tween the running and passing grabs, with seniors Chris Darby Six offensive players will Outside the conference, Kelly reason for us to consider this a store dumpsters. Most of these men have more or ■ lunches for supper. So now there is dinner served choices, get there earlier, and give yourself an for further information. that is, turn the tables and make attacks, Kelly will take the and Paul Burke fighting it out at double on defense: , Darby, will find formidable foes in East secondary gam e," said Bill Sper- speed and quickness his team's even-money ratio on an inside- split end and senior Paul Roy Zachery and Burke occupy the Hartford and Rockville, larger anza, Rutgers' associate head 'strength. outside ground game. - and junior Tom Whelan battling secondary along with senior than East in both physical size coach. The outcome of that strategy "The ideal situation would be for the tight end job. Larry Mirabille: Hayhurst will and the number of students the Also hindering the Rutgers' should be most visible in the able to run left and rijght equally The small offensive line has take a linebacker slot alongside teams have to choose from. scouting eforts is the switch from Calendar backfield, where the Eagles w ell," continued Kelly. " I like been a worry for Kelly, but he senior co-captain Joe Leslie, They also provide the first two Rob Trivella^to Junior Larry Com return with a veteran cast to run to be balanced. Even the four says the strength they deve­ who’s also a back-up for Post, foes for East, so the Eagles will at quarterback for UConn. Corn the wishbone offense. Senior backs will have equal loped in the weight room is a the other co-captain: and Del­ know early how well speed and started only two games last seaon. running back Doug Post, a responsibilities.” tribute to their dedication in the Mastro and Canny will be at quickness will compare to size UConn returns nine startlers on Rally Day for Baptists Mullen to be ordained Homecoming at Nazarene Festival of Joy 1,000-yard rusher a year ago, Running the wishbone is be off-season. The players: junior tackle with either Mike Ris- and strength over the '83 defense, bolstered by two senior has put on some 12 pounds and is senior quarteback John GHi- center Kurt Hovan. senior tack­ Cassi or Erich Jankowski, both campaign. linebapkers, John, Dorsey and The church 'school yea'r at Community Baptist David W. Mullen, assistant pastor of the Church of The Church of the Nazarene. 236 Main St., will The following events are scheduled at Concordia Church will begin Sunday at 8:30 a.m. with a celebrate 25 years at its present location with a as strong as ever, according to berto, possessor of "good feet les John Canny and Mark juniors, in’ the middle at nose- Vernon Hargreaves. Four starters the Living God in Farmington, will be ordained into Lutheran Church for the coming week: Schedule: Sept. 17 East Hart­ continental breakfast. Rally day and registration will homecoming this weekend. Two former pastors, the Kelly. and an unselfish attitude,'.' Wasilet^sky and senior guards guard Seniors Gary Riley and return on oTfense, and Jackson.has the Christian ministry 9:15 a.m., "Festival of Joy," adults and children. "He's got scholarship type of .according to Kelly. "H e's the John DelMastro and Rob Kevin Pickett will be at the ford. A (1:30), 24 Rockville H shuffled his personnel along the follow. Sunday at 4:30 p.m. at Rev. C. E. Winslow and Rev. Robert Shoff, will Monday — 7 p.m.,finance committee, church room: Several adult classeses will be offered,, including a participate. ability,” said Kelly of Post, who guy that make things go." Hayhurst. ends. (1:30), 30 Stafford Springs A offensive line. South United Methodist 7:30 p.m., church council in church room. (7:30), Oct: '7 Glastonbury at forum featuring different speakers who relate their Winslow will preach Sunday at II a m. Soloist is amassed 123 points and 18 Joining Post and Giliberto in On the other side of the line, "Offensively, we must get Church, 1226 Main St. Wednesday — 7 p.m., fit and slim: 7:45 p.m., In the HCC, Kelly expects the Dillon (7:30), 14 South Catholic professions to the work of the church. Marion Jaynes. Winslow was pastor in 1958 when the touchdowns last year. "H e can the backfield are junior running Kelly will basically run five settled dow'n at our skill positions,' ’ Robert Mahaffy, gen­ Concordia Choir, toughest competition to come at Dillon (7:30), 22 South A Bible class will be led by James Meek. campus was developed. He will be honored by the run both inside and outside, back Buddy Zachery, who Kelly linemen and two linebackers, said Jackson, an All-East guard eral secretary of Elim Thursday — 9:30 a.m., Bible discovery group, from Xavier, who tied with East Windsor A (1:30), 29 Northwest dedication of Winslow Hall, site of the Cornerstone where he'll show his speed.” says is progressing well, and thus the "52 monster" defense. for the Penn Stale team that won Church school meets every Sunday at 9:15 a.m. an^ Fellowship. Lima, N.Y., church room. for the championship in '82. and Catholic H (10:30), Nov: 4 is open to the public. Christian School. The same Inside-outside bal­ senior fullback Jim DePersia, Again, no 200 pounders here.vso the Orange Bowl in 1969. will deliver the sermon. from South Catholic, one of the Xavier at Palm er (7:30), 12 St. Both UConn and Rutgers were Shoff, pastor from 1962 to 1968, will speak Sunday at ance is the way Kelly . has who had (our touchdowns last quickness and pursuit will be Other participants will Rally Day at Trinity hardest-hitting schools the Ea­ Paul A (10:30), 24 Manchester A 5-6 last year. The Huskies finished 6 p.m. The David Blaney family will provide music. geared his-offense. While some season. paramount in holding the Teachers Installed at Emanuel include the Rev. Dr, gles play. (11:00). in a four-way tie for the'Yankee The Chancel Choir, directed by Kathleen Peck, will Trinity Covenant Church, 302 Hackmatack St., will coaches want a balance be- Both end positions are up (or opposition. Morris Smith, the Rev. Conference championship with a The following events are scheduled at Emanuel sing at both services. Accompanists are Nancy have rally day Sunday school opening Sunday from John A. Bankosky, the 3-2 league record. Lutheran Church for the coming week: Rev. Kenneth Gustafson Hensley and Dennis Platt. * 9:30 to 10:30 a.m, at the church. « 9:30 a.m., worship, children's chapel, teachers k and John Kimlingen. Church k-hool will open at 9:30 a.m. Sunday. Edie The theme for the year is "Born to live in Christ.” installed: 10:45 a.m., church school. Bible study, Mullen will pastor a MacDonald, who has taught Sunday School for 60 Teachers will include Jan Smyth, 2 and 3-year-ol(Is: Major League rouhdup nursery: 2 p.m.,. widows and widowers. new church which wull years, will be honored. The 17 Otis St. resident has Rosemary Barry, 4 and 5-year-olds: Jan Bradford, Monday — 3:30 p.m., staff meeting: 6:45 p.m., been employed at Bennet Juniot High School for many grade 1: Bev De Vaux, grade 2: Chris Irish, grade 4: Martina, begin Sunday morning Jean Pedimonti, grade 5. youth ministry committee: 7:30 p.m., church council: services Sept. 18 at Ro- years as cafeteria manager. Any former members of Ruth Circle at Martha Montany's. bertson School. Services her classes are invited to join the celebration in her AI.so Jean Rieger, grade 6: Frank Rieger, grade 7 Tuesday — 10 a m.. Old Guard: 1:30 p.m.. Phebe have been held every honor. and 8: Matt Hennigan and George Kitchin, high Yanks down O’s Circle at Vivian Larson's. « The annual church picnic is today from 11 a.m. to 4 school. Chrissy Wednesday evening at Wednesday — noon, A A R P orientation: 7 p.m., the school since March. p.m. Pony rides and games are planned. The events Retreat at Center .Christian education committee, Emanuel Choir. Mullen is a graduate of are open to the public. Thursday — 10 a.m., prayer group: 11:15 a.m., cure The following events are scheduled at Center to draw nearer David W. Mullen Bible Institute in and visitation: 3:45 p.m.. Belle Choir picnic: 7 p.m,, finalists Church school opens Congregational Church for the coming week: Lima, N.Y. He has a NEW YORK (UPI) - Graig loth inning off Lee Smith gave the Rebecca Circle potiuck at Val Norris' ., bachelor of science degree from Fort Wayne Bible Monday — lOa.m , Emma Nettletbn group. Robbins Friday — 8 p.m.. Two by Two. South United Methodist Church will open its church Nettles hit a tie-breaking, two- run St. Louis Cardinals a 6-5 victory C o lle t in Indiana and a master of divinity degree Room: 7:30 p.m., property committee, Robbins school Sunday. Registration is at 8:30 p.m. in the Roomi homer in the eighth inning Friday Friday over the Chicago Cubs. Saturday — 8 p.m., Alcoholics Anonymous meeting from GordomCopwell Theological Seminary. He and / NEW YORK (U PI) - Chris in Luther Hall, 60 Church St. reception hall next to the sanctuary. night to lift the New York Yankees Mets 5, Expos 4 his wife Marsha are South Windsor residents. Tuesday -^,3(p0 p.m.. Pilgrim Choir, choral room: Evert Lloyd, the reigning queen of Crib nursery and classes for children age 2 through 7:30 p.m., board of Christian concern, Robbins Room: the U.S. Open, and Martina Navra­ to a 5-3 victory over the Baltimore At Montreal. Keith Hernandez, senior high are 9 to 10:15 a m. Crib nursery for board of Christian education. Federation Room. tilova, clutching (or the single Orioles who went 3-for-3, singled home the Puppets at Faith children under 5 is provided at i0:45 a.m. dpring Promotions at citadel • Wednesday — 6:30 p.m., sacred dance group prize that continues to elude her, The victory reduced Baltimore's tie-breaking run in the seventh worship. Junior and senior high fellowship also Faith Baptist Church at .52 Lake St. will have The Salvation Army will have promotion day Federation Room: Chancel Choir, choral room. came away with easy victories margin over New York in the innirig and Tom Seaver allowed six resum'es Sunday at 6 p.m. in the youth lounge. Sunday school rally day Sunday at 9:30 a.m.-Puppets Sunday at 9:30 a.m. at the citadel. Guests at the 11 Thursday — 7:30 p.m.. church council. Robbins Friday to set up a Saturday American Leaaue East to four hits over 8 1-3 innings Friday night • Studies will focus on the history and character of the and singing will be featured. The event is open to all a.m. holine.ss meeting are Major and Mrs. Charles Room. showdown for the women's crown. games. The triumph also was New to help the New York Metssnap the church,- life of Jesus, and response of modern children and adults. Friday and Saturday — junior youth fellowship First it was Navratilova on York's third in a row arid 10th in.its Montreal Expos' four-game win-, Drummond. Christians. overnight retreat at church. Center Court, blowing away her last 14 games while the defeat was ning streak with a 5-4 triumph. close friend and doubles partner, only Baltimore's third in 16 games. A'^s 7, Blue Jays $ Pam Shriver, 6-2, 6-1, following After Baltimore’s Gary Ro- At Toronto. Mike Heath's one- which Evert turned back tall enicke had tied the score at 3-3 with out single in the eighth inning Religious services Briton Jo Durie, 6-4, 6-4. a two-run homer in the top of thd drove in pinch runner Rusty The two finalists thus made it eighth, Don Baylor beat out an McNqaly to highlight a three-run through their first six matches infield hit off loser Scott McGre­ rally Friday night that gave the day at5:15p.m.: Sunday9:30 prayer (Thursday); 7 p.m.. Church of the Naiarono, Richard J. Plavin, Israel 10:45 a.m., nursery; 9 and school and primary; 11:25 without the loss of a set, Navratil­ Oakland A ’s a 7-5 victory over the ter and 10:45 o.m.; holydoys, B U Y E R M E E T S seller gor, 17-6, and Nettles then belted Youth service (Fridov). 236 Moln St. Rev. Neale Tabatsky, cantor. Dr. Leon 10:45 a.m., servcie of wor­ a.m., priesthood and reflet Toronto Blue Jays. 5:30 and 7:30 o.m. Confes­ Presbyterian Church, 43 McLain, senior pastor; Rev. Wind, Rabbi Emeritus. Servi­ ship, Or. Shephard S. John­ society. In the want ads ... time ova, the top seed, conceding only 15 his 19th homer of the season. First C^grsgational sions 4:30 to 5 o.m. Spruce St. Rev. Richard Church of Andovor* Route 6. George Emmitt, minister of ces, 8:15 p.m., Friday and son and the Rev. Laurence after time after time! games anil No. 2 Evert yielding 33. Ron Guidry, 18-8, allowed seven White-Sox 11, Angefs 0 Rev. RIcharctVt. Taylor, pas­ Second Congregational Gray, pastor. 10:30 a.m., visitation and outreach. 9:30 9:45 a.m., Saturday. M. Hill, postors, 6 p.m.. SI. James Church, 896 Main For Navratilova it was sweet hits, walked two and struck out five At Chicago. Britt Bums allowed Church, Route 44A. Rev. worship service, nursery, a.m., Sunday school: 10:45 Emanuel Lutheran United Methodist Youth Fel­ St. Rev. Francis V. Kru- tor. Sunday worship: 11 a.m., revenge inasmuch as Shriver was in going the distance for the only one hit — a two-out single by nursery ca/e provided. David Jarvis, minister. 9:15 a m., Sunday school; 7 a.m., worship, children's Church, 60 Church St., Rev. lowship; 7:30 p.m., Bible, kowskl. Rev. Robert Bur­ UPI photo Summer schedule: 9 a.m., p.m.. Informal worship. church and nursery; 7 p.m., Bale H. Gustafson, pastor: song, prayer fellowship. bank, Rev. Richard A. La- the one who sent her crying to the' victory. It was his league-leading Mike Bums in the seventh inning — Church schqol; 9:30 a.m., worship with First Congrega­ SI. John's Polish National Sunday. evening service, nursery. Stephen E. Farwlg, Intern; Church ol Jesus Christ ol more, team ministry. Rev. THE sidelines after knocking her out in Martina Navratilova unleashes powerful swept past doubles partner in straight 17th complete game and his 10th and Carlton Fisk, Tom Paciorek tional Church — of Second Catholic Church, 23 Golway Unitarlon Univorsallst So- Rev. C. Henry Anderson, Loiter Day Saints, 30 Wood- Edward J. Reardon. Satur­ Church June 24 to July 24, of St. Rev. Stanley M. Lancola, cloty. East, 153 W. Vernon St. postor emeritus. Sunday side St. Wayne S. Taylor, day masses at 4 and 6:30 BIBLE last year's quarterfinals. She also forehand in semifinal match against sets and reached finals where she will complete game in his last II starts. and Greg Luzinski belted succes­ First Church'July 31 to Aug. pastor. 9 a.m., moss. Rev. Arnold Westwood, min­ schedule: 9:30 a.m., worship bishop, 9:15a.m., sacrament p.m.; Sunday mosses at 7:30, set herself up for a 8620,000 payday New York look a 2-0 lead in the sive first inning homers Friday Boltoi 28. St. Bartholomew's Church, PEAKS meet Chris Evert Lloyd. ister, 10:30 a.m., service. in the sanctuary; nursery, meeting; 10:15 a.m., Sunday 9,10:30 a.m., and noon. Saturday, Including a $500,000 Pam Shriver at U.S. Open. Martina first when Willie Randolph singled night to carry the Chicago White First Congregational 741 E„Middle Turnpike. Rev. St. Mary's Episcopal chlldren'schapel; n):45a.m., Churcn ol St. Maurice, 32 Church of Coyentry, 1171 Martin J. Scholskv, pastor. Church, Park and Church Sunday church school, bonus, which would put her over V and Ken Griffey lined his 10th Sox to an 11-0 rout of the California Hebron *Rpad. The Rev. J. Main St. Rev. Bruce John­ Saturday mass at 5 p.m.: streets. Rev. Stephen K. Jac­ sZ . nursery, Bible study. the $6 million mark in career 6- 3, 6-4, 6-2. homer into th|e right field stands. Angels. Clifford Curtln^asfoc,^Sat- son, pastor, 1 \g (v n ., worship; Sunday masses at 8:30, lOand obson, rector; Rev. Freder­ Concordia Lulhoran ^ Brawer urdov moss at sprlTrT-Sumtgy . 9:30 o.m., church school In 11:30a.m. ick P. Moser, associate rec­ earnings. Navratilova, admitting herself Baltimore got one run back in the Phillies 4, Pirates 3 masses at 7:30, 9:15 and Church (LCA), 40 Pitkin St. Shock, siifler, relalls- Church Lane House. Nursery St. Bridget Church, 70Main tor- Summer schedule: Rev. Burton D. Strand, pas­ W o rsh ip Evert, six times the Open that her game couldn't be much second on a two-out single by Rich At Pittsburgh, Joe Lefebvre ( a.m. core provided. St. Rev. Philip A. Sheridan Sunday, 7:30 and 10 a.m.. Uon, Inietrallon, dlemayl Bolton United Methodist tor. Summer schedule: 9 All these leetlngs passed champion, holds a career advan­ Dauer, a walk to Todd Cruz and an singled home Willie Hernandez and Rev. Emilio P. Padelll, Holy Eucharist; Wednesday, o.m.. Holy Communion, better than it was Friday, broke Church, 1041 Boston Turn­ co-pastors. Saturday masses 10 a.m.. Holy Eucharist. This Sunday successively through our tage of 30-23 over her bid foe,, RBI single, by Rick Dempsey. with two out in the top of the 13th pike. Rev. Stewart Lanier, nursery. service six times against Shriver Manchester at 5 and 7:30 p.m.; Sunday Calvary Church (Assem­ Trinity Covenant Church, minds upon hearttig ol although Navratilova has won The Yankees went ahead 3-1 in inning Friday night to lift the pastor, 9:30 o.m., church masses at 7:30, 9, 10:30 and blies of God), 4IK) Bucklond ' at the cold, celculatlnB dc. and swept through the final six school; 11 a.m., worship 302 Hackmatack St. Rev. their last five meetings and eight of the fifth on a walk to Randoplh and Gospel Hall, Center Street. noon. Rood, Rev. Kenneth L. Gus­ Norman Swenlon, 8 o.m., Irucllon ol a ccunmerelgl games. Philadelphia Phillies to a 4-3 service, nursery. Jehovah's Witnesses, 647 tafson, pastor. 9:30 a.m„ rFMTFn (he last nine. an RBI double to right by Dave victory over the'*'Pittsburgh St. G ooreo's Episcopal 10 a.m., breaking breod; worship; 9:25 a.m., Sunday airliner by Russian mlN- “ I had the jitters at the begin­ 11:45 a.m., Sunday school; 7 Tolland Turnpike. Tuesday, Sunday, school: 10:30 a.m., school; 10:25 a.m., coffee lary planes. "I haven’t played 100 percent ning because I was just excited Winfield, his 100th RBI of the Pirates. Church, Boston Turnpike, p.m., gospel meeting. Congregation Bible Study, 7 worship, child-care and and fellowship; 11 a.m., CONGREGAinONAL against Martina this year, but she season but only his sixth in his last Bolton. Sunday 8a,m., Euch­ Full Gospel Inlerdonoml- p.m.; Thursdoy, Theocratic nursery; 7:00 p.m., evening worship. We puzzle over how hiH being there," Navratilova said. The victory vaulted the Phillies arist; 10a.m. Holy Eucharist, School (speoklng course), service of praise and Bible CHURCH man beinge could remor­ hasn't let me play 100 percent,” 82 at-bats. Rev. John Holllper, vlcor. 11 national Church, 745 Main St. South Unllod Molhoditt "E ven though Pam beat me here into first place in the National Rev. Philip P. Saunders. 7:30 p.m.: Service meeting preaching. Church, 1226 Main St. wor­ selessly destroy 269 fel­ Evert said. “ I'll have to play 10 to Guidry, surrendered a one-out a.m., tellowship hour. Mon­ (ministry training), 8:15 North United Methodist Main a Cinlir 8li..’Manchtttar last year I felt good b e c ^ e I knbw League E)ast. day through Friday, 4:45 Sunday, 10:30 a.m., adult ship; 9 a.m., church school; low human beinge. Hove IS percent better tnqn I have all single in he eighth to Cal Ripken Bible study and Sunday p.m.: Sunday, Public Bible Church, 300 Parker St. Ri­ nursery through senior high: "Tfte CfiurvA at the Center” wd forgotten so soon the I ’d beaten her the last Tew times Brewers 6, Tigers 5 p.m.; evening prayer. Wed­ school; 7 p.m., worship ser- Lecture, 9:30 a.m.: Watch- chard W. Dupee, postor. week. and that she'd have to play arid after Eddie Murray struck out, nesdays, 7:30 p.-m.. Holy -syKe. Tuesday at 7:30 p.m., t o ^ Study, 10:25. Schedule for June, July and - millions ol equaIN hel^ " I hope I can put my best game Roenicke followed with his 17th At Milwaukee, Cecil Cooper Eucharist and prayers of special Bible studies; Wed­ Zion Evangelical Lutheran August: 9 a.m. worship'ser­ Ministers less people who M l vioHm unbelieveable tennis to beat m e." slammed a two-mn homer an(f healing In the chapel. Church (Missouri Synod), vice; nursery provided. Holy “le rulhlessness ol on the line. My back will be against Shriver felt the turning point homer. DONE Bolton Conarepo- nesday at 7:30 p.m., worship NEWELL CURTIS Moose Haas and Pete Ladd com­ service. Prayer line,444-8731, Cooper and High streets. Communion on the first Sun­ only four decades the wall, so to speak, because she's came in the fifth game of the Red Sox 6, Indians 4 tlonal Church, Bolton Center 24 hours. Rev. Charles W. Kuhl, pas­ day of each month. No MICHAEL THORNTON ogo7 supposed to beat me, and I ’m ' At Cleveland, Dave Stapleton bined on a six- hitter Friday night Rood, at the Green. Rev. R. tor. 9 o.m.. Divine worship; opening set, just after she had Faith Bapllsl Church, 52 church school. ROBERT BILLS curious to see what kin(l of tennis I drove in four runs with a three-run in leading the Milwaukee Brewers Stanley Eaton, Interim min­ Lake St. Rev. James -Bel- 10:15a.m. Sunday school and Second Congregational " A Look To share In the materl- broken back for 2-2. Navratilova ister. 9:30 a.m., worship ser­ to a 2-1 triumph over the Detroit lasov, pastor. 9:30 a.m., Sun­ Youth Forum. Holy Com­ Church, 385 N. Moln St. The allsllc view of the world la play.” responded Immediately with the homer and a single and Dwight vice, nursery, church school ; day school; 10:30 a.m., wor­ munion first and third Rev. V. Joseph Milton, pas­ to see men as only a more Navratilova, who says she was in Evans hit his first homer since Tigers in the first game of a double- 10:45 a.m., tellowship; 11 Sunday. tor. 10 a.m. worship service Services eomptox devetopmanl In break that seemed to crush her a.m., forum. ship service; 7 p.m., evening awe of Evert when they first met 10 July 30 Friday night to lead the header. service. Church of Christ, Lydall and church school; 11 a.m., InsidiL Y ou " •he e w h illonafyp iooe sa. friend. Church of the Assumption, and Vernon street'., Eugene fellowship hour. yearb ago "and when Chris smiled Boston Red Sox to a 6-4 victory CM: With llilspoeHisd,irsbula “ If I hold serve for 3-2 tl)e first Adams Street at Thompson Brewer , min­ Center Congregational ^:00 and 10:00 A.M. short stop to the devolua- and said hello to me I-'w as over the Cleveland Indians. Coventry Road. Rev. Edward S. Pepin, ister . Sundoy services: 9 Church, 11 Center St. Rev. set would have been different," a.m.; Bible classes; 10 o.m., Iton of human Ufa. W hSa thesmerlzed,” has run up a match The Red Sox, who may be headed Pryor wins pastor. Saturday masses at 5 Newell H. Curtis Jr., senior admitting the humonHoil- said Shriver, who then added, "A t Coventry Presbyterian and 7:30 p.m.; Sunday worship; 6 p.nt., worship. pastor; Rev. Robert J. Bills, record of 68-1 this year, the single this point she’s just better than me. for their first losing season since ChUrch, Route 44A and Trow­ masses at 7:30, 9, 10:30 and Wednesday, 7 p.m., Bible minister of visitations; Rev. 647-8301 onlsm oT some attMalto defeat coming to Kathy Horvath at 1966, grabbed a 4-0 lead against by knockout bridge Rood. Rev. Brad 11:45. study. Nursery provided for Clifford O. Simpson, pastor evotuUonlsIs, I seeHasgn I ’m disappointed I didn't stay close Evans, pastor. Sunday, 9:30 Solvation Army, 641 Main all services. emeritus; Michael C. Thorn­ for an Important Breakfast at 8:45 A.M. anomaly, a rellaeSoii of the French Open. Since January to her.” ' Neal Heaton, 10-5, in the third a.m,, worship; 10:45 o.m., St. Capl. and Mrs. Randall First Church of Christ, ton, associate pastor. I a.m., the moral Influonoa of a 1961 the 26-year-old left-hander has Asked if she thought Navratilova inning. Jerry Remy opened with a LAS VEGAS, Nev. (UPl) - Sunday school; 7 p.m., Bible Davis, 9:30 a.m., Sundov Sclonllsl, 447 N. Main St. early bird service; 8:45a.m., racordad massage won 155 matches and lost four. study and fellowship. Wed­ pradomlnanlly lhalalle still might improve, Shriver re­ single and was forced at second by Supercharged Aaron Pryor school; 10:45 a.m., holiness 10:30 o.m., church service, breaktostf’WaodrufI Hall; 10 \ soclafy. Olven unres­ nesday, 7:30 p.m., proyer meeting; 7 p.m., salvation Sunday school, and.care for a.m., worship service, sanc^ The men's semifinals also will be sponded, "Oh God, I hope,not.” Wade Boggs. Jim I(ice singled ended Alexis Arguello’s last- meeting. meeting. small children. tuary; 10 a.m. summer trained license, pure me- played Saturday with defending Boggs to third and Evans singled gasp attempt to.make boxing , Church School lertsHsm wW lead Inevt- Prince of Peace Lutheran United Pontocoslal CommunItV Bapllsl church school champion Jimmy Connors meet­ home Boggs. After Reid Nichols history and pounded the three- Church, Route 31 and North Church, 187 Woodbridge St. Church, 585E. Center St. Rev. Talcoltvllle Congregallpnol lobly to the devsluafton'ol McEnroe and Fleming, who UPI photo River Road. Rev. W.H. Rev. Marvin Stuart, minis­ James I. Meek,minister.9:15 Church, Main Street and Elm life and tothedemorallza ing Bill Scanlon and Ivan Lendl died out, Stapleton hit a 2-1 pitch time champion into retirement , Wllkens, pastor. 9 a.m., Sun­ ter. 10 a.m., Sunday school; a.m., church school lor all Hill Road, Talcottville. Rev. ^ 10:00 A.M. Son of men. taking on upstart Jimmy Arias. ^ previously won the title In 1979 and John McEnroe was downhearted here but he perked up into the left field seats for his ninth Friday night, successfully de­ day school; 10:15 a.m., wor­ 11 a.m., morning worship; 6 ages, kindergarten through Kenneth E. Knox, pastor. 10 Earlier Friday, John McEnroe 1981, earned $24,000 each for their homer of the season. fending his World Boxing Asso­ ship service. P.m., evening worship; 7:30 Grade 4 continuing during a.m., worship service and Friday afternoon as he combined with partner Peter St. Mary Church, 1600 Main CHURCH OF a m and Peter Fleming won the men's doubles triumph while Buehning Cardinals 6, Cubs 5 ciation junior welterweight title p.m., biblestudy (Tuesdoy); the service: 10:30 a.m., church school. Fggliiig Gogd Abost Nursery Care Provided LydsI end Vemen SIresIs St. Father James J. Willlom- 7 p.m.. Ladles' prayer morning worship. Nursery Temple Beth Sholom, 400 doubles (or the third time, beating and Winitsky took home $12,000 Fleming to capture U.S. Open men's doubles crown in At Chicago, Willie McGee's with a lOth-round knockout. son, pastor. Masses Satur- (Thursday); 7 p.m.. Men's E. Middle Turnpike. Rabbi VonrsBif each. _ ■ I, provided. Frits Buehning and Van Winits'xy,’ straight sbts. one-out RBI single in the top of the ' .. . ____,1 t . .. t '..l: IS — MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday, Sept. 10. 1983 .VIA’.C iiESTER HERALD, Suturduy, Sc t. 10.^ 1983 - 17 Fall soccer previews .Mli Top collegians Scoreboard

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Shelby ct 4 0 10 Rndiph 2b 3 2 2 0 Wilson cf 5 2 hO Raines It 3 111 •••••••••••••••••••••• . *Six of the nation’s top 10 teams Ford rt 4 0 10 Griffey lb 4 1 V 2 Brooks 3b 5 0 0*0 Trillo 2b 4 0 0 0- “We’re in good health, our Ripken ss 3 1 I 0 Winfield If 4 0 1 1 Hrnndz 1b 3 2 3 1 Dawson cf 3 0 0 1 NFL standings commence 1963 football action on Murray 1b 4 0 0 0 Bwlor dh 4 I I 0 Foster If s o i l Oliver )b 4 0 0 0 By Barry Peters spirits are good and I think we’re Biiabill standings^ American Conference may find he'll have to clean his And how does the team feel -* Saturday and they’ll all have a ready to play a good, determined Roenick II 4 I 2 2 Nettles 3b 4 1 3 2 Strwbrr rt 4 1 3 1 Carter c 3 10 0 Herald Sportswriter unttorm more often this year, about following in the fo ^ tep s Slngletn dh 4 0 0 0 Smalley ss 4 0 2 0 Giles 2b 3 0 0 0 Walloch 3b 4 1 1 0 ** East difficult time trying to catch No. 1 football game,” says Patemo. AMIRICANLSAOUI Douer 2b 4 110 Nixon pr 0 0 0 0 Slaub ph 1 0 0 0 Francoh rf 4 0 2 1 w L T Pet. PF PA however, with only one expe­ o f their succ^esful Nebraska unless Wyoming can “Our first episode didn’t., end up (dost act Inctodsatshtsamst) Sakata pr 0 0 0 0 Cerone c 0 0 0 0 Bailor 2b 0 0 0 0 White pr 0 0 0 0 Miami 1 0 0 1.000 12 0. Bill McCarthy doesn't take rienced varsity defender. Junior predecessors? upstagd the Cornhusketo. Kotl Cruz 3b 2 0 0 0 Mttngly rt 2 0 1 0 Ortiz c 4 0 2 1 Flynn ss 2 110 NY Jets 1 0 0 1.000 41 29- very good, but with the kind of w L Pci. oa Ayala ph 1 0 0 0 Espino c 3 0 0 0 Boltimore 1 0 0 1.000 29 23 any deep breaths or long Eric Wallert, blocking the way “The four or five who played : Nebraska pounded defending Oquend ss 3 0 0 0 Crowly ph 10 0 0 New Englond'' 0 1 0 .000 23 reflections on years past. people we have, with the quality Boltlmoro 82 54 .403 — Dempsey c 3 0 1 1 Plnletki ph 1 0 0 0 Seaver p 3 0 0 1 Salazar ss 0 0 0 0 29 to the Indian goal.- last year have transferred their champion Penn State 44-6 in iU and the character they have, New York 71 40 .565 S Mllborn ss 0 0 0 0 Orosco P 0 0 0 0 Mills ph 10 11 Buffalo 0 1 0 .000 0 12 There’s no time to, not with all Wallert, a sweeper, receives enthusiasm,’.’ McCarthy ex­ opener, sending the Nittany Uons Mllwoukoo 71 41 .541 5’/> Moreno cf 4 0 0 0 Uttle pr 0 0 0 0 Ctfitrol the work to be done at the there’s not much of a morale Detroit 78 41 .541 5Roenlcke10),>Roenlcfce (17),( Nettles (19). ■ Game-winning RBI — Hernandez San Diego 0 1 0 .000 ■ 29 41 remebering last year when all and six goal romps a year ago, excursions to West Hartford to 34-13 in its opener. Ray Perkins makeg his college Minnesota n 82 ,418 72'/> 4-A ^ngly. Non anal Cantaranca (9). East he had to do was make sure the McCarthy does have three meet Conard and Hall, which Curtain raisers for the most coaching debut with Uth ranked Seattle S3 84 ,381 27nal Football League, wins Kansas Gtv at Minnesota, night HBP— by Guidry (Dempsey)-. :T— IP H R ER BBSO Texas at Seottle, night 2:22. Detroit 1 oto 1.000 1) But those Indians fell victim ' Boggini. schedule. That may be an No. 9 Notre Dame vs. Purdue and Saturday, he’ll only have 322 New York Minnesota .500 44 to a coach’s greatest eni^my — ' / victories to go in matching the late fotgrdav's Oomes A— 47,22). Seovr (W 8-13) 8 1-3 4 4 4 3 4 After that, though, it’s going Eric Wallert advantage for the Indians, UPl photo No. 10 Louisiana State vs. 13th (AH TMies BOT) Orosco (5 14) 2-3 0 0 0 0 2 Green Bay 1.000 4) graduation — and McCarthy^ Bryant’s career total. Ooklond (Conroy 4-8) at Toronto (Stieb Monlreol Chlcogo .000 17 to be up to the underclassmen. ...back at sweeper though. No time to take a breath ranked Florida State. 1411), 1:30 p.m, A’s7,BluaJays5 Tampa Boy .000 0 11 has spent the past two we^ks Speedy sophomore Briqp Mi- and look back to a year ago. It . Second ranked,Texas doesn’t Boston (Hurst 1)-10) at Clevelond Smith (L 4-9) 4 1-3 8 4 4 2 4 filling nine, of 11 starting posi­ tohfi Gorrence, shown herecelebrating a goal with Al Hill In other games Involving the top Schotzeder 2-3 1 0 0 0 1 lone will start at one outside McCarthy. .The coach is also should keep the reputation of ’32 open until Sept. 17 and No. 7 20, No. 11 Pittsburgh plays Ten> (Sutcliffe 149), 2:05 p.m, DAKLAND TORONTO Jomes 2 1 1 0 3 5 LA Roms 1.000 14 4 tions from the '82 squad. « fullback spot. JuniorBrad Pelli- happy with the progress of his from gaining on them. when he was a Phitadtphia Flyer, was traded to the Kansas .City (Rasmussen 2-4) ot obrhM obrhbl HBP— by Seaver (Dawson); by Smith New Orleans 1.000 28 17 Georgia is idle. Eighth-ranked pie, 12th ranked Florida meets MInnesotoTFIIson 1-1),2:15p.m. Hendrsn If 5 2 2 1 Collins If 5 2 2 1 Atlanta 1.000 20 17 However, those two returning grinelli and soph Davfd Kelly two sophomore wings. Bob Schedule: Sept: 16 Penney A, Hartford Whalers Friday for future draft considerations. North Carolina seeks its second Baltimore (I3avls 12-5 ond Boddicker (Oquendo). T— 3:05. A— 35400. Son Francisco .500 45 39 starters and the belief that the Southern California, No. 15 West (3ayls et 5 1 3'1 Mulinks 3b 4 0 1 0 --- 3» ' will fill two of the midfield slots. Chang (“very quick” ) and Nick 20 Conard A, 23 Hall A, 27 Fermi straight win in a game with, Virginia faces Pacific of Califor­ 1^7) at New York (Rowley 1411 and Almon )b 5 10 1 Moseby cf 3 0 0 0 •••••••••••••••••••••• Sundoy's Games youngsters will get their CCIL As the positions get closer to Cacace (“decent skills”). H, Oct.: 1 Wethersfield H, 4 Memphis State. Montetusco 2-0)<2,5;Xp.m. Gross 3b 5 12 0 Upshaw 1b 3 0 1 1 (All TMIOS EOT) soccer legs early have nia, No. 16 Southern Methodist Oilltarnia (Zohn 411) at Chicago Meyer dh 3 0 12 Otto dh 4 0 0 0 N.Y. Giants ot Atlanta, 1 p.m. the opponents' goal, however, “Many of the yoqng players Windham A, 8 East Hartford A, Penn State, determined to get clashes with Grambling in a first (Bannister 1410), 8:30 p.m. McNely pr 0 1 0 0 Whitt c 4 110 Euffalo at Cincinnati, 1 p.m. McCarthy hoping for a high (Tetrolt (BerenguscT^I) ot Milwaukee Bowling the experience drops even have the skills to create spaces 11 Simsbury. H, 14 Enfield A, 16 coach Joe Patemo back on a time meeting between the two Hancock rt 4 0 2 0 Barfield rt 4 1 1 0 Clevelond at Detroit, 1 p.m. league finish come November. further. Dan Evans, a junior for themselves so they can can Penney H, 21 Conard H, 25 Hall , (CondloHI 40), 8:30 p>m Heath c 4 1 )1 Garcia 2b 3 0 1 I Washington at Philadelphia, 1 p.m. Whalers dbtain winning track after the Nebraska schools. No. 17 Iowa goes after Texas (Smithson 413) at Seattle (Clork Hill ss 4 0 11 Griffin ss 2 1 0 0 •••••••••••••••••••••• Back to tend goal is senior Pittsburgh at Green Bov, 1 p.m. varsity midfielder last year, have a shot to score,” McCarthy H, 28 Fermi A, 31 Wethersfield A nightmare, intend to victimize Iowa State, No. 18 Arizona State 47), 10-35 p.m. Phillips 2b 3 0 0 0 Je t not sure. We’re still working couldn’t control. Laferriere, David Burnett and with the pieces.” earlier this year. Thompson fin­ feet and the eighth from 35 feet. BOSTON CLEVELAND inserted either at center half­ Brian.Thalacker and senior Ray ObrhM ObrhM CLOSEOUT SALE Those circumstances back or right wing. Schedule; Sept. 15 Woodstock North Stars Ink Robarts Remy 2b 5 0 2 0 Bonnlstr - rf 3 0 0 0 include; “Where guys will be I’m not Souza are out for starting H. 16 Tolland H, 20 Windham Boggs 3b 5 110 Vukovch' rf 2 0 1 0 • Marcos Giacomo, right berths. So, too, are senior S«)an BLOOMINGTON, Minn. — Left wing Tom McCarthy, the Rice If 5 110 Horroh. 3b 5 0 10 sure,” Plaster says, “We’ve Fowler and sophomore Billy Tech H, 23 RHAM A, 27 Rocky Evans dh 5 3 4 2 Franco ss 4 2 2 0 wing, leading scorer from a had four scrimmages and I Hill H, Oct. 1 East Hampton H third-leading scorer on the team one year ago, and defenseman i Nichols cf 5 0 2 0 Thorntn dh 4 1 2 3 Hines in the midfield area. Stapletn 1b3 1 2 4 Tobler It 2 0 10 1983 CHEVETTES year ago with 14 goals, decided haven’t been pleased with what Gordie Roberts signed contracts Friday with the Minnesota North ll;30a.m. (Soccerfest),4Bacon Hoffmn ss 4 0 0 0 HargrV 1b 4 0 0 0 to go home. He was a foreign I’ve seen. We’re still moving “I thought we’d be really Academy A, 7 Vinal Tech A, 11 Stars. Newman c 4 0 1 0 Thomas ct 3 0 10 exchange student from people around. We’re playing competitive but we will have to Cheney Tech A, 14 Portland A, McCarthy, who finished with 76 points on4he high-scoring line of Miller rf 4 0 10 Esslan c 3 0 10 Venezuela. chess and trying to fill in the play some good soccer to come Neal Broten and Dino Ciccarelli, inked a two-year pact. He was the > Hassev c 10 0 0 18 Crom>wll H, 21 Bolton H, 25 Fischlln 2b 3 1 1 1 • Peter Ballsieper, left wing, right pieces.” out with a winning record,” Canton A, 28 Rocky Hill A, 31 North Stars’ first-round draft choice in 1979. McBrId ph i 0 00 ONLY 8 REMAINING second leading scorer, opted for Senior Peter Palmer, a mid­ Plaster said. Putnam 3 p.m., Nov. 2 Lyman Roberts signed a multi-year contract but its length and terms' Totals 40 4 14 4 Totals 15 4 10 4 ✓ were undisclosed. Roberts, dealt to Minnesota in 1980 by Hartford, Boston 004 010100— 4 after school employment. fielder last year, will be placed “The outlook isn’t what it Memorial 3 p.m. Games not Clevotand 080110 000-4 • Bob Harris, junior mid­ in goal. “He filled in 6-7 games would - be with our missing noted 3; 15 p.m. was voted the most valuable player by his teammates last seas^. Gome-winning RBI — Evans (7). DP— Boston 2, Cleveland 1. LOB— / Boston 8, Cleveland 7. 2B— Thornton, Sample Tobler. HR— Stapleton (9), FlschllnTl), 4 cyl, 4 spd, defogger, cloth interior Thornton (14), Evans (21).'SB— Injury sidelines Mike Weavtf Franco (29), Nichols (4). LOS ANGELES — A lower back injury Mike Weaver suffered in IP H RRRBBSO ’Skins hoping for Phiiiy Revisited training has forced a two-week postponement of his Sept. 14 fight Boston Stock #6758. Tudor (W 11-10) 4 7 4 4 2 4 with-Stan Ward, officials at the Inglewood Forum announced Stanley (S 28) 3 3 0 0 1 0 .Friday. Clevotand $5369 By United Press International coach Marion Campbeli’s debut a doesn’t take this NFC eastern new l^attle coach Chuck Knox, The 15-round fight, and its undercard, were rescheduled forSept. Heaton (L 10-5)4 2-3 10 5 5 0 3 Philadelphia Revisted on Sun­ Brennan 2-3 1 0 0-01 successfui one iast weekend with a division rival lightly. Still, Dallas who holds a 6-3 margin over New 30. " T Jeftcoat ' 2-3 0 0 0 0 0 day could become another spring­ 22-17 victory over San Francisco. It is coming off an important win York in various previous NFL Camocho 3 3 1112 4 cyl, 4 spd, defogger, AM-FM,. sport decor board for a Washington Redskins was especialiy rewarding for against another sectional opponent coaching posts. ’’That is all hist<^ T— 2:34. A— 7822. Super Bowl drive or a continued- Campbell who knows reserve and that victory has to bring and has no bearing on the game. Stock #6538 slide for the

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Hayes ages, etc. cleanup. Light for 0 family ornament. ment, small Sony color Wonted to Buy 70 MAIL PRDCESSING FA­ CALDOR cation or nurses aide chester area. All ages ore weekdays. QUEEN BEDSPREAD, aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa LOST — SMALL FE­ C IL IT Y looking for en­ One of the country's fastest growing retail de­ Coro. 6464131. • -trucking. Handyman. $8.00, Coll 644-0348. TV-oood condition. tralnind preferred. Flexi­ welcomi Including be­ Ray Hardy. 6494150. two pair 63" prisclllas, •••••#••••••••••••••••• M OPED — Like new. M A LE CAT, Block tiger, thusiastic and reliable partment store chains has immediate openings ginners. For more infer-. shams, brown colonial RETAIL SHOP bility In hours, must have NEIGHBORHOOD TAG- Under 700 miles. %225 white paws and white help. Ideal lob for home­ for: own transporfarion, mi­ motion call Mrs. Carol print with small flowers. LOOKING FOR USED aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa MOTHER OF TW O Heme end Garden ' 64 yJUNK SALE — Toys, but not abused weight negotiable. Coll 643-1615 chin. Lost In vicinity of DUTIES INCLUDE makers. First and second leage paid. For furfhur- Maas, 647-9106. Excellent condition. $50. CHILDR EN will babysit books, clothes. Brownie lifting equipment, for o after 4:30pm. Main and Williams PHONE/CASH REGISTER shifts available. Will DEPARTINENT MANAGERS Informotlon call Visiting AportnMntt tor Rant 42 Store/Otfico Space 44 Call.^1847. Streets. If seen call 643- train. -Pleasant working for your child In my aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa uniform, humidifier, re­ reasonable price. Phone GREETING CUSTOMERS Nurse and Home Health VOCAL INSTRUCTION *••#•••••••#••••••••••• Bolton home. Near Bol- 26" LADIES AND MANS 4251. conditions. Apply In per­ Stasonal bbbbbbbbbbbb Bb g b b b b b b b u ’ CIRCULAR LIGHT AFRICAN VIOLETS for cord player, adding ma­ 643-1615 oft^r 4:3(>pm. Care of Manchesfer, 647- — Experienced, certified ton/Monchester line. chine, swing set frame, Coaster broke bikes enp- STARTING WAGE: $4 per hr. son Monday through Fri­ teacher. Beginning Sep­ EXCELLENT OFFICE B EIG E couch. Very good Sole. $2.50 o piece. Coll Hardworo 1481, Monday through M ANCHESTER-Ono, two Call 643-7395. collectables. 17 Birch ••••••••••#•••••••••••• llsh and regular frame. FOUND — Puppy, Town day, 8am tp 5pm at Accu- Friday between 8am and tember 12th. Females MAIN S TR E E T— 500/1000 condition. Three pillows.' 649-4064. Hall area. Grey and mall Inc., 2964 Main and thro# bedroom Mountain Rood, Bolton. Good condition, $20each. Toys 4:30pm. EOE AAP preferred, .Beginners apartments. Heat and hot sq. ft., heat, lanitor, park­ LICENSED M O T H E R Asking S40. Coll 649-2550. Coll 646-7636 or 649-9947. brown with white streak Street, Hartford. ing, air. Reasonable. 649- Friday and Saturday, Automotive Caldor offers excellent salaries, company paid Employer. welcome. Cynthia Doo-' water. 8400, $440, $495. Will care for your child In 9om to 4pm. on head. No tags. Call We’re building a national son, 649-8730. 5334, 643-7175, 643-1393. CUSTDM MADE Plat­ 647-0153. benefits, employee discounts and the opportun­ Call 649-4000. lovlnp environment. Call aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa FOR SALE: 10 speed, reputation for courtesy and FULL TIME CAR WASH HOSTESS — Male/Fe- form Bed — Solid pine, ncK ATTENDANT — Imme­ ity for advancement. 646-4090. MULTI FAMILY TAG bike frame. Huffy. S25. good service, (and we try to male - We need a mature, PIANO LESSONS — All MANCHESTER — Imme­ NEVVLY DECORATED driftwood color stain. Cors/TriKlu tor Sole 71 Coll 649-6646. IM POUNDED — Female diate opening. See - An­ For additional Information please contact the OFFICE SPACE Ih Man­ Twin size. S40 or best SALE — September 10th treat peopie who work for us res.ponilble person to levels, ages. Experienced diate occupancy. Four TEXAS INSTRUMENTS and 11th. 9om to Spm. Springer Spaniel. Call drea at Gentle Touch Car store manager at the store most cofivenient to chester. Centrally Id­ reasonable offer. Coll RASPBERRIES aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Bolton Dog Warden, 649- work a combination of teacher. Studied Hartt, rooms. First floor. Bus­ HOME COMPUTER Housewares, desk, kit­ the same way we want them to Wash, 344 Broad Street, you. hours; days, nights and UCONN. Plano and edU: eated with ample park­ 742-9629. 5900. Manchester. line. Adults. No Pets. One Owners, learn program­ chen set, butcher block 1975 CHRYSLER Cor­ treat our customers. Sound weekends. Must be of cation degrees. Sharon cor parking. Security. ing. Call 649-2091. ming the easy wav. Small at tho aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa CLEAN USED M A T ­ table, 8 toot rug, T V , doba — New exhaust Rec Vcftldes 73 good?) CALDOR least 18 years of age. Jackson, 646-8748. 649-1265. evening classes In be­ baby furnltur^ child­ system, new brakes, PART TIME SAND 114S ToHond Turnpik# Good pay. Apply In per­ SOUTH WINDSOR — 250 TRESS and box spring 48 Personals 02 BLASTER Wanted — No ginners boslc,4tartlng In ren's, clothes, toys for all needs some body work. aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa son: Ground Round, aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa MANCHESTER — Three Sq. Ft. $130 monthly. October. $50 for six, 3 X 72. $30. Coll 643-4755. Experience needed. MandiBftw, CT Modern, air conditioned, ages, crofts^-Hlerosene $600. Coll otter Spm, 647- ••••••••••••••••••••••• SUPERCUTS Glostonbury, 2-4pm. room heated apartments. hour lessons. Call646-5027 CORN CRIB heater, twln( bookcase 9336. 1974 OPEN ROAD MO­ •I Apply In person only: 238 649-2876 Real Estate ample parking. 2364021, GOOD, STURDY V No appliances. Security. evenings. headboard, variety of BILE Home/Comper — c a m b Im d g e d i e t Hartford R.oad, Tri City ShoppiiM Plaa ARBOR ACRES FARM 444-3977. COUCH, three pillows. 30,000 original miles. Ex­ PLAN — Information Manchesfer. $325, S350. Phone 646-2426, Items. 95 Brlorwood 1974 PONTIAC CATAL­ Now hiring for our new iocation in seeks full lime general. aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa 9 to 5 weekdays. AVAILABLE AS COM­ Wine color. $65. Coll 643- Buddond Bood cellent condition. Self meetings Mondays and Varnen, Cf MANCHESTER — Fur­ 0746. Drive (off Keeney INA — T wo door hardtop. Manchester Parkade poulty farm worker. Homes lor Sole 3i PANION to elderly fe­ Street). 53,000 oriplnol miles. Me- contained. $8000 or best Thursdays 7:30pm. 150 CARPENTER — Expe­ 875-0706 Agricultural background nished office In desirable offer. Call 643-7395. North Main Street, Man­ rienced In remodeling. MANCHESTER — New male. 20 to 25 hours South Windsor chonlcolly excellent; deslreoble, but not essen­ aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa location. Utilities In­ weekly. Light housekeep­ TWIN BEDSPREADS. chester. 646-3994. Call Robert Jarvis, 643- on second floor. Two TA G SALE — September passed emissions test. tial. Paid health and re­ bedrooms. No Pets. $400 cluded. il25 monthly. ing and errands. Call Quilted polyester. Floral 1982 TRAVELCRAFT aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa 6712. MANCHESTER — Spa­ 10th, 9om to 4om. 137 Gdod rubber, AC, PS, PB, Give us a cail: m Sept 15, lo' 17, tirement plan. Call Jim plus utilities and secur­ Coll 6464505 or 646-1960. 649-7025. pattern, white with Opan Doily CAM PER — 23 feet. Ex­ cious two bedroom subdued yellow and blue Parker Street. Swivel Automatic transmission. Anoevncements 03 10am to 3pm Fracchlo, Glastonbury ity. Good tbr tingles. Call rocKer, coffee table. Iron­ Retail Book Price-S1045; cellent condition. Sleeps INDIVIDUALS TD 633-4681 for an appoint­ Ranch. Unique design, 646-1379. MANCHESTER — MOTHER WILL BAB­ flowers. $25, pair. Coll tour. $25,000. Coll otter WDRK as Homemaker CARPENTERS — Fram­ MCDONALD'S NOW AC­ excellent location. Two Corner Main and Haynes 646-5020. 10am-7pm ing board, toaster oven, asking $900. Coll 643-4831 aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa ment. EOE. YSIT your child days In folding cot, utility table, after 6pn(i. 6pm, 649-2847. Home Health Aides in ing foremen and framers. CEPTING applications car garage. S80's. 646- Street. Professional of- her centrally located W A N TED : Civic minded SUPERCUTS nine town agency, based Permanent position LIKE PRIVATE HOME television, conning jars, for all shifts. Good stort­ 2246, 232-2985. — Studio-type apart­ "flce, one block from hos­ Manchester home. Coll HUTCH - $600, Livln- young adults seeking to in Monchester. Must available Immedlotlev groom set - S500. Bed­ GRAPES — Pick your baby items, boys clothes, 1973 V E G A STATION ing pay, supervised train­ ment. Utilities, applian­ pital. Centrally located. 6474187. aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa contribute to their com­ have car. Previous expe­ for dependable people. ing. Free meals. Pleasant S T R E T C H YOUR NORTH COVENTRY — Call 646-2730, 522-7291. room set, orientol rugs, own. In your own baskets. size Infant to five years, WAGON — Runs, good munity while meeting phone: 649-2411 burger budget By using ces. Working single 270 Hackmatack Street, bikes, much morel tires, good for Parts, w m Is c Automotive rience as nurses aide Please phone United Car­ worlNng conditions and Six room enerbv efficient adult. No children, pets. two lodderback choirs 76 those who desire the helpful, but will train. pentry, 528-2189. regular raises. Apply In one part soy extender Spilt Level, alternative 400 sq. ft. - Downtown and much more furni­ rear. or best offer. Coll 646- Coll 643-2000. 5460. aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa some. A new CIvitan Part time hours availa­ person: 46 West Center to four parts of meot. heating source, mature Manchester. 90 sq. ft. - Famtmg/PagwlnO si ture. All Like Newl Coll Branch isbeingfofmedin ble. Mileage reimburse­ Street, Manchester: 1221 Your taste buds won't landscaping, l2X 20deck. Center Street. 150 sq. ft. - 742-5000. TOMATOES — PICK TIR ES — One Fisk T L ^ Si the Greater Hartford ACCDUNTS PAYABLE A T C E N TE R — Second YOUR OWN, also String- JOINT TAG SALE — 159 1965 PONTIAC LE MANS ments. Good hourly rates HOMI NiALTH AIMS Tolland Turnpike, Man­ be able to tell the Move-In condition. floor, three room apart­ Main Street. Call643-1442. aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Lass 878-13, two Arm ­ areo. Please call 528-3033 CLERK — Excellent op­ plus excellent fringe be­ Ousllfled and cartlllsd home chester; Route 83, Ver­ difference, but your $68,900. Call 742-5415. beans - green and yellow. Brlorwood Drive (Off COUPE — Restoroble or portunity for an individ­ health aides wanted. Immedi­ ment. S300 plus utilities. ••••••••••bbbbbbbbbbbbb aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa for ports. S350 or best strong 7.75-14 new, one ar 688-4000 for furthur nefits. Call 643-9511, Mon­ non; 30 Lafayette Square, budget will! Boost your PAINTING AND PAPER Squash and Peppers. Col I Keeney Street). Satur­ Concord 7.35-14 new. ATTENTIDN HDUSE- ual with at least five ate work and many S hour Deposit. Preference: Se­ HANGING — Exterior day, September 10th offer. Coll 649-5806. information. WIVES, VACATIDNING day through Friday, be­ cases. Rockville. budget by selling Idle COLCHESTER — Lovely Wontodtoltont 47 Misc tor Sole 62 644-304. . Vernon/South $15.00 each. Coll 646-0341. ' years of accounts paya­ items In your home nior Citizen, non-smoker. and Interior, ceilings re­ Windsor Line. only. Including small aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa STUDENTS, anyone with tween 8:30am and MMBingc MAini n m e n effing In country. Three Reply to P.O. Box 416, ble experience. Qualified 4:30pm. 721-914$ EXERCISE TECHNI­ with o low-cost od In dedroom Raised Roncti. paired. References, fully aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa electric organ, liquor ca­ 1972 FORD — 250,4 wheel Help Wanted 21 free time In the evenlngsl applicant must be accu­ Monchostor, CT 06040. drive Pick-Up. 43,000 TW O F78 X 14 Snow There are a limited CIAN — Full or part time classified. Priced to sell, by owners. Insured. Quality work. END ROLLS— 27*/iwMth ■oni's HNNY fu m binet, wicker hamper, retreds with rims. $ . - rate with figures, have FOUR - FIVE ROOMS for Martin Mottsson, even­ Wijeawjleaa electrical equipment. miles. 8 Ftr Fisher plow, 12 number of positibns op­ YEAR RDUND DPEN­ for Gloria Stevens In $67,000. 537-1377. - 25 cents; 13Vi width - 2 Coll 649-1944. aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa some computer and typ­ PART OR FULL TIME STORRS/WILLINGTON single, mature, working ings 649-4431. Zlebort. E)cebllent. $3500. ening In our phone sales ING In our Notions De­ Manchester. Call 647- woman. Reasonable rent. for 25 cents. M U S T be ing skills as well as the partment. Full ar part Soles Help — Video and AREA — One and two hvli, kfo lUm tMSi. TA G SALE TH R E E FAM - Coll 649-8926 after SEWERS — Established operation. If you have a 9906, ask for Robbv. bedroom modern apart­ Manchester/East Hort- picked up at the Man­ ability to learn quickly. time. Please see: Mike TV . Must hove knowl­ PMn w t IfflB. ILIES — Tools, chain­ 5:30pm. nationwide pillow manu­ good voice and the desire Lefs/Lond for Sale 33 1-ots/Land for Sale ments, with new carpet, ford area. Coll 647-0373 pionsaoNu pMNnNB chester Herald Office B E ­ Apply to the Personnel for an application blank. edge of video equipment, saws, antiques, INVITATION TO IID facturer has Immediate to make your tree even­ potto or balconev on 24 between 7:30pm and FORE 11 AM ONLY. 0901 rCHEVY VEGA '73 — Department: Gerber Fairway Stores, Main home hobbyist consi­ CsBMrdii - taMmUil 7 Oeyi ■ eaek-9 te 6 dishwasher, miscellane­ Sealed bids will be received full time'openings. Expe­ ings profitable, call Beautiful country acres: B:30pm. In IhaLOfflceof the Dlractorof Scientific Instrument Street, Manchester, dered. Call for an ap­ NIW$P8PB ■ lu a m iM t CNIhU TMbri SmcIi IM. ous. Saturday and Sun­ Dependable. Must Sell. rience preferred. Day Gerry for an Interview at far $Mlli WteWar arse tennis court - two car, SCREENED LOAM ------General Services, 41 Center Co., 83 Gerber Road,. pointment: Al Slefferts aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Hium fesMT witHiii aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa day, 9om to Spm. Sep­ $290 Firm. Call 643-2573. Street, Manchester, Connec­ shift. Five dov week. Full 643-2711, Monday- West, South Windsor. Co* JeoMie lighted parking - on grovel, processed grovel, benefit program, includ­ HAIRDRESSER Appliances, 647-9997. niBISnM BTB tember 10th 8i 11th. 63 ticut, until S E P TE M B E R 23, Wednesday evenings be­ EDE, M/F. Route 74/44 - Easy access Services sand, stone and till. For PStS 65 Indian Drive, 1969 CH EV Y — Best offer. 1983 at 11:00 o.m. for the ing sewing Incentive. tween 6:30 and 7:30. Wilt NEEDED — Anne's 647-9946 ^ SHHI M*-48?f deliveries coll George followlno: EARN ADDITIONAL IN­ to 1-86 (Exit 100). S320 - Manchester. Coll otter 5pm, 649-6122. Apply at Pillowtex Corp., train qualified Individu­ Place Is expanding.' 811 LISTEN TO THE $390 plus utilities. Call Gritting, Andover, 742- FURNISH & E R E C T 25’ x UY AUTO PARTS DRIVER Main Street. Call 643-1442. COM E — Mature person GREENHOUSE 49 Regent Street, Man­ als to earn $67.00 to 429-8212 or 288-8211 for 7886. C ITA TIO N '81,<^ Excel- chester, Connecticut. — Experience desired but to deliver appliances, PEACE AND QUIET INTERIOR — EXTE­ SOUTH WINDSOR KEN­ BABY ITEMS, CHAIRS, FURNISH & INSTALL SIX $120.00 weekly. C A LL not necessary. Must- be PLU M BER — Apprent- appointment. ScrvicM Offered 51 RIOR Pointing — Wal­ DISHES, GLASSES, mls- lent condition. Low mi­ FOOT HIGH CHAIN LINK NDWI! part time days. For Inter­ DELIVERING RICH N EL C LU B Obedience FENCE AT KENNEDY reliable. Call Steve at view appointment call Al Iced one year's 4 A C R E S — $3900 lpapering and drywall and breed classes. Stort­ eclloneous. Saturday, leage, 4 door, standard ROAD SOCCER FIELD 649-4571. SLEEPIN G ROOM — Pri­ installation. Quality pro­ LOAM - 5 yards, $60.00 transmission. S6000. After Slefferts Appliances, 647- experience on new work. plus tox. Washed sand, ing September 28th. For September 10th. .(Rain The Town of Manchester Is Excel lent Income for part PRIOR SIRVICI? ONLY $800 DOWN vate both and entrance. C & M TREE Service — fessional work. Reosono- Spm, 568-8166. on equal oooortunlty em- (SHDP GIRL) PART ” 97. ^ ______Call 872-9604. stone, trap rock, and registration coll 649-4145, dote: Sunday, 10 to 3) 15 time home assembly CLERK TYPIST — Man­ Imagine your camp or vacation home Parking. Working Adult. Free estimates, discount ble prices. 'Free esti­ Winter Street, Manches­ plovar, and reoulret on aftlr- T IM E — Flexible hours. work. For Info. Call 504- WAS THE GRASS grovel. 643-9504. mornings. 569-3010, motlve action policy for oil of Includes weekends. In­ chester area. 649-8900, A LL T H A T SUPERMARKET — Full nestled in among the pines on your own pri- No Smoking. Call 649- senior citizens. Company mates. G .L. McHugh, evenings. ter, near the Whole 1934 FORD M O D EL B Its Contractors and Vendors 641-8003. Ext. 8201. WAREHOUSE WORKER 6526. Pick-Up, Coll 647-0668. quire: Tallwood Golf 649-5199. Flexible hours. MUCH GREENER? — 7:30am to 4pm. Five and part time - night vat.e 4 acres. Only 90 minutes from Hartford. Manchester owned and 643-9331. Donut. os o condition ol doln. Shop, 646-1151. Immediate opening. crew, cashlers/clerks, Excellent access from secluded, town operated. Call 646-1327. 18 X 11 X 11 PET CAR­ business with ttia Town, os A Short while agD you hung days. $3.75 per hour. Call MANCHESTER — Three par Federal Order 11246. U p that service untform and 649-8648. dell/bakery, produce, maintained roads with utilities and very low RIER — Ideal tor cat or MULTI FAMILY — 396 1972 MONTE CARLO — Bid Forms, plons and specifi­ FULL TIME DPENING stepped into the civilian bedroom duplex, conve­ REWEAVING BURN cations ore available at the world You may have found maintenance. Please taxes, make this exceptional land value a A L U M IN U M SHEETS dog vet visits. $25. Coll Birch Mountain Rood Automatic tronsmlssloij, for apprentice meat cut­ what you wanted But m case apply: Store manager, nient location, garage. HOLES — zippers, um­ BulMing/Contractliig S3 742-7176. ( Fol low signs from end of General Services Office, 41 SEWING/HANDWDRK PAR T TIM E W ORKER — truly superb investment. Call today for more used os printing plates— power brakes, power' Center Street, Manchester, ter. Some experience in you didnt. chances are the Air Franks Supermarket, S475 per month plus utili­ brellas repaired. Window Porter Street) Saturday, — Glastonbury toy fdc-- Force has a |0b for you Inside and out of plant. information and directions. aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa .007" thick, 23 X 24". 50< steering, new exhaust Connecticut. CDDKS — Day shift, part ■meat or deli preferred. That s right Your former F o x R u n Mall, ties. Secupity, referen­ shades, Venetian blinds. September 10th. 0:30 to TOWN OF I^NCHESTER. torv needs sewers/finlsh- Apply 8am to 5pm, anv- each, or 5 for S2.00. Phone FREE TO GOOD HOME system. M inim um or full time. Waitresses, Fowler’s Super Market, rank a bigger paycheck and Glastonbury. ces. 875-2879. . Keys. T V FOR R EN T. — Female Irish Setter 3pm. Furniture, dining cotJONNECTICUT ers for quality plush line. the chance to work toward an dav In person: Royal Ice 802-094-1581 LEON CIESZYNSKI 643-2711. They M U ST be amount of rust. Good ROBERT B. WEISS, full or part time. Also Coventry. Call 643-7380. Associate in Applied Science Cream Co., 27 Warren 8:30 a.m. - 8:30 p.m. , Marlow's, 867 M ain BUILDER — New homes, with papers. Coll 871-1533, room set, bedroom set, running condition. S900or Full time or part time. degree could be wailing for T W O A N D TH R E E Street. 649-5221. picked up before GENERAL AAANAGER Dishwasher. Inquire: An­ you Find out today The Street, Manchester. - R EC EP TIO N IST — Opto- weekends III 3 p.m . additions, remodeling, 11:00a.m. only. 103 Skinner Road, glassware, old clocks, best offer. Coll 649-1245. 009P9 Sewing experience ne­ DDCUMENTATIDN AS­ ROOMS — -Heat and hot dishes, antiques, oak tonio's restaruant, 956 cessary. Call: The Velvet benefits are |usl as good, the metrlc office. East Hart­ rec rooms, garages, kit­ Vernon. Main Street, SISTANT — In Sooth pay better, and the Aif Force is ford. Mature woman. water. Main Street. For /BRICKS, BLOCKS, pump organ, and many Touch Stable Inc., 659- stilt the modern service it has EX P ER IEN C E D AB Dick more Information call chens remodeled, ceil­ FIREWOOD SALE — 10 Manchester. Windsor office. Full time always been Press person — Full time, Telephone, typing, filing, STONE — Concrete. ings, both tile, dormers, to 12 cord trailer load. 16 PURE BRED GOLDEN miscellaneous Items. , LEOAL NOTICE 0204 for appointment. position for a highly mot­ . See what the Air Force can aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa 563-4438, 529-7858. Chimney repairs. No lob Town et Andevor, Ceiuwctlcut offer you It's definitely worth 8:30-4:30. Immediate op­ assorted duties. Persona­ roofing. Residential or footers hardwood, now R pTR IEVER — Five ye­ •rw , . _ Zwilne toord el Appeals ivated person to help a call Especially if you've ening. Call 643-2189. ble. 4Va days per week. too small. Call 644-83|56. commercial. 649-4291. SS95, regular $650.20 mile ars old. Loving and well M OVINGI Discovered a found that the grass isn't all Homes for Sale 31 Homes for Sole VERNON — First floor. .2’ ■I'®'*"' »• Andover, document o.ur software. Send resume to Box Z c/o radius. Call 872-2079,8om behaved. Must find suita­ zillion things we forgot £ heorino In the Town Office lhat much greener For irifor- Two bedrooms, heat and EXPERIENCED kiVJ? W*<*n«* S«t»ectlon 13.0.3 — Conversion ol DwelHno — between 2 and 7 p.m. 646-1437 Coll, Howard Road, YOU weekends. It, we do It. Free esti­ Dwellino Shall hove o lot area of not less than 20,000 square upon word processing Bolton. SeptembeiVlOth, 9om to ^2,*!.225^ dwellino unit In the building after conversion. Frimdiy lastaurants j skills. Will train If neces­ to an mates. Insured. 643-0304. CUSTOM ■ aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa 3pm. Mls^lianeous Hove 35,200 square feet for two dwellino units, needs40,000 C O V E N T R Y LAKE sary. For an application REMODELING- household Items. No Huore feet, variance of 4,800squore feet needed. Located on IT^^ancar1T9T)kanc«r $tra«t ^ MECHANICALLY JN- apartment — Third floor. B E G IN N E R Six piece’ Route 6 In Andover. call 644-4056,9am to 4pm. WILLING TO DO ODD Bothrooms, kitchen, rec EXCELLENT QUALITY Early BIrds1101 Hemlock Mondiastar C L IN E O individual to Four rooms, porch, drum set including cym­ At mis Im rln o Interested persons may oppeor and be heard JOBS, Housecleaning, rooms, roofing, aiding, Street. and written communication received. Sold appeals ore on EOE learn repair and set up of range, refrigerator, SEASONED HARD­ bals. $350. Please coll SECRETARY/RECEP- painting or wood work­ house repairs. Licensed WOOD — Oak - Maple • ^ and may be seen In the Office of the Town Clerk, Town various machines. Four OPEN HOUSE heated. No Pets. $275, after 3pm. 646-1565. OTYICB BUildin0. TID N IS T — Doctor's of­ ing. Have own transpoY- and experienced. Call Hickory. S85/cord. Two PAINTERS HELPER — day week, 10 hour day: half months deposit hold. tatlon. Call 647-0329 qr Connecticut 10 September, 1983, 17 fice. East Hartfard. Four 7am-5:30pm. Apply of Gary 646-4743 or 6494516. cord minimum. Cut, split seprember, 1983 Some experience helpful. Sunday Sopt. 11 1:00-4:00 Call 742-7419. 6464016. KIT 'N'CARLYLE'” by Larry Wright day week. Includes light Reliable, neat. Good pay Able Coll, Howard Rood, and delivered. Coll 649- Zontno Boord of Appeals bookkeliping. Reply Box for hard work. Call be­ Bolton. DESIGN KITCHENS by 1031 anytime. HITCHCOCK CHAIRS, Andover, Connecticut MANCHESTER — Two RELIAB LE 46 year old bikes. Hoover cleaner, Nlorv C. McNamara, Chairman X, c/o The Herald. tween 8:30 and 4:30 week­ J. P. Lewis. Cabinets, bedroom condo. Newly nanny will core for your vanities, formica, Wilson Tog Soles 69 electric stove, lawn days, 246-7101. remodeled, fully WHITE BATHROOM children In your home art; Corlon counter tops, SINK with faucets. $20, sweeper, many unusual FULL TIME BABYSIT­ equipped kitchen. S495 a TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT TE R for two children. while you get away for kitchen cabinet fronts, Call 649-2071. and useful Items. 52 Ver­ NOTICE OF NURSE — Substitutes for month plus utilities. Con­ the weekend. References Must have a car and be complete woodworking GIANT TAG SALE non Street. September ADOPTION OF AMENDMENT TO ORDINANCE 'Coventry Public Schools. venient location. 647- available. Write Box NN In accordance with the provisions of Chapter 3, SiKtlon 1 willing to drive one child service, custom mode G .E. Air conditioner — P A R TY — Manchester 10th, 10am. Must be registered. Con­ 0391,1-272-1163. c/o The Herald for and 9 of the Town Charter, notice Is hereby o Iv m of the to nursery school. Call tact Dr. Donald NIcolettI furniture, colonial repro­ 11.5 B TU with sleeve 28D, Sheltered Workshop, Sat­ adoption by the Board of Directors ol the Ip w a of particulars. T A G SALE — Rol or after 6pm, 643-7220. ottice at 742-8913. EOE. ductions In wood, 9 varie­ 26W, 1SH. Good Condi­ urday, September 10th, Manchester, Connecticut, on September 6,1983. T ^ MANCHESTER — Three ties of hardwood and tion. S75. Call 646-2564. 10am to 4pm • Rain or shino. September 10th & foom apartment on se­ PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO ORDINANCE veneers NOW IN STOCK Shine. 57 Hollister Street 11th, 9om to Spm. Apart­ cond floor plus attic. $325 B E I T OR DAIN EO by the Board of Directors ol the Town of Coll 649-9650 or evenings, STRATO LOUNGE — (Bentley School) Ham­ ment washer and dryer, Manchester that the Ordinance outhorlilno the conveyance CELEBRITY CIPHER per month. No lease re­ of lond of the Town ot Manchester to Multi-Circuits, Inc., Celebrity a p h e r cryptograms are created from quotatlona by famous peoplo. peat 289-TOIOk Golden weave. S2S. Coll burgers, hotdogs. Dance bureaus, TV . miscellane­ end present. Each letter in the cipher stands for another. Today't cfoe-Jegu^O. quired. Call 643-1577. ous. 135 Oelmont Strset, which was adopted on November 5, 198). be amended os t-JK.ii.: . - • VvrjSp-..- 643-6913. contest at 2:30pm. Prizes. follows: MANUFACTURING SU­ PAINTERS HELPER — ROBERT E. JARVIS — Bakery store open to Manchsster. The lost sentence In subporaarobh o. thereof be deleted PERVISOR — Local ma­ LOT #25 BOBBY LANE M AN CHESTER — One Some experience helpful. Building and remodeling 12 "G.E. T V — Black and public, and the followlno be substituted therefor: “ V MJL’Y XUW80ZVCU nufacturer has opening bedroom. Air conditi­ Reliable, neat. Good pay specialist. Additions, white. AC/OC with a ligh­ TAG SALE — Saturday, However, In any event any such future construction would Al would Ilk* you to Inapect this lovely 7-room Contomporiry Capo. oned, heat, hot water not exceed 17S0 square feet In the oaoreoote tor pollution for shift supervisor with 5 for hard work. Coll be­ garages, roofing, siding, ter cord. Bought 11/82. TAG SALE — Kitchen­ 10am to 2pm. 100 Clinton control by modllylno waste water treatment system. ZUOMUWARVF. V YWN YJ ZUOM or more years supervi­ Foatur»$ Include :, Included. Busline. F mHv tween 8:30 and 4:30 week­ kitchens, bathrooms, re­ Retails for over $100, will wares, clothing and Strset. Manchester. 8- 963 oppllanced. $425. 677- sory experience, some A3 large bedrooms A2 car garage days, 246-710f. placement wlndows- sell for S60 Firm . 646-7473. morel September 10th, 9- 7-83 1300.______A 2001 ITEM TAG SALEI SN UPOBFZU. VB YJYOZZN college or plastics pro­ AFIreplaced study ACIty utilities /doors. 6434712. . 9am-2pm. 215 Hollister Prepored by William J. Shea cessing background a STUDENT FOLDING Ty­ Street, Manchester. 286 Bldwell Street. 8am to Assistant Town Attorney ' 0 4 A2 full bathe ACabla TV MANCHESTER — Four 4pm, Saturday and OXOVZ08ZU YJ OLNJLU Bhj. plus; Send resume to box aMBIS'S nBOMML pewriter Desk — One A c/o The Herald. rooms, first floor. Two aasaasaeaaeaaaaesaeaaaa drawer with formica top, Sunday. This Ordinance sholl take effect ten (10) days otter this ALarga family kitchan AKItchan appllancaa family. Yard, parking. l u i N i i a a MULTI FAMILY TAG publication In this newspaper provided that within ten (10) is pfoeeeBlD BinouneDtbBliMwMbB RootIng/SMing an with choir. S2S. Call 646- SALE — Saturday and days otter this publication of this Ordinance o petition YRY/^TA V lOL RUZF. V’B APrIca $105,000. No pMs. Details 646-3722 imovitiQ lo • nuff an d forQBr taeWbr on SALES — The OEC Corp., 6794. Sunday, September 10th 210 ELORIDGE STREET signed by not less than five (S) percent ot the electors ot the DlracUona: South Main lo Spring SI. lo south on Oardner lo Joyce Lent after Spm. iJBfNNrvti. 1IG4. Weird fwwwipl* Notional supplier of fost- Ing • HffiHed ttumber ol enroNiRanfo •#••••••••••••••••••••• & 11th, Sam. 339 TImrod — Saturday, 9am to 4pm. Town, os determined from the latest officials lists of the OZJJK." — AYUXU DOWXUN. lorcMMren ubp ere • sveeM lo N Furniture, household, Reolstrors of Voters, has not been filed with the Town Clerk eners/malntenance mofftlw by JotMOry 18.1884. LFN In Rood, Manchester. requesting Its reference lo o special Town election. M ANCHESTER — Irn- BIOWELL HOME Im­ THINK SPRING FLOTA­ baby and children Items. PREVIOUS SOLUTION; "Beware the tidy dresser. Neatness supplies requires District Mfont iDotn. tfoetrte breoHpuinp.d1- .Stephen T . Cossono, moculate five rooms, •pere^ovidtd llo490iio,We8oene provement Company — TION logs tor your dock marks a man whose emphasis is on all the wrong things." — Mgrs./Salesmen. Re­ ZINSSER AGENCY Secretory half a duplex. Own utlll- biB raiBB. OonvBMBndy locifod gn Rootina, siding, altera­ or raft, used but excellent BACK YARD SALE — 17 Board of Directors Charles Kuralt. sume: D. Ovellette, 151 MancnBBiBr/tBM Hertford Une CeN TAG SAbE — Saturday. Farrwood, Bradford, MA Hae, first month and so- ! lo feearte a epaea or tor eddfoonel in- tion, Additions. Same condition. 10 X 20 X 10,7 X Oval Lone, oft Waddell September 10th, 9am to _ ^ Manchester, Connecticut e 1BS3 by NEA, Inc. 301 m . durltv. After Spm, 649- fortnaHon. 848-4884. number tor over 30 years. Road. Friday and Satur­ Doted at Manchester, Connecticut this 7th doy ot CtRMbyWlA.Inc. TMWtg US Pal » TMOff 01830. 6460511 20 X 10, $25 each. Coll 3pm. 28 Spruce Street, September, 1983. 6737. 649-6495. 644-2063. day, 9am to Spm. 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BUSINESS Conversion of house borne take peek Inside Region gets Cheney home for sale cool relief Small business fall^ire slated tor PZC debate .. page 2 Business ... pag« 3 ... page 11 In Brief Manager's rnisu&e of time often at fault New chamber member By Bruce Bakke said. "Figures are the language of the business, any Hedy Pahiardi, who for eight years has run UPl Business Writer You must plan for growthv You business. If they can’t Interpret them, they really Hedy’s Home/Office of 164 E. Center St., is a new must plan for your people, your cannot manage a business effectively.” member of the DALLAS — Frank Northcutt specializes in solving' • Cash flow. Northcutt said small businessmen Greater Manches­ the problems of small businesses. Manchester, Conn. money, your space. If it involves often do not understand cash flow, the need to have Clouds with rain ter Chamber of Since 70 percent of all small businesses fail, it isn’t enough cash on hand to cover operational expenses Monday, Sept, 12, 1983 Commerce. hard to find problems. Very often, consultant substantial growth, you need to such as rent, taxes, payrolls and insurance. tonight and Tuesday Hedy’s firm] with Northcutt finds, the problems are. the fault of plan for top managers as much "That cash flow problem kills a lot of small Single copy; 25C three part-time em­ management. businesses... A small business can live without profits — See page 2 ployees, specializes “ It’s not inept management," he told UPI, "but a as a year in advance. for a period of time but it cannot live without cash. A in steam-cleaning, misdirection of the manager’s time,” a concentration business can lncreas;e profits and increase sales but floor-stripping and on the phase of the business in which they are most entrepreneurs do not like to do. They may be good still go broke because cash lags behind.” other heavy clean­ talented to the neglect of other areas. visionaries but very few like that type of detailing.” Some entrepreneurs fail again and again.’’Some­ ing work. An experienced cook, for instance, starts a • Lack of sales. Wliat may be classified as lack of times, unless they have been very much aware or are Ms. Palliardi, restaurant that serves fine food. But the restaurant sales in a business failure, Northcutt said he has found very objective, they go back and make the srnne who resides at 68D closes its doors in less than a year because the location often is improper markup. mistakes again,” Northcutt said. Bridge fall Sycamore Lane, is was bad, because the waiters and waitresses^ere “ They either don’t mark up enough to have an Often, he said, a business will succeed at first but superintendent of poorly trained, because he couldn’t meet the payroll. asking price that will allow them to cover their costs, run into trouble as it grows. the Villager Apart­ An outstanding salesman starts a retail store. cover their risk, and cover ... the cost of (borrowed) "I urge my clients always to have a minimum Angry pilots couldn’t be ments and is start­ Although he is able to Wove merchandise, the store money. Or sometimes they will not know the facts, growth goal,” Northcutt said. "You must plan for ing a business that folds because he didn’t understand cash flow and he mark up too much — and then they’re not growth. You must plan for your people, your money, will make movies, didn’t understand pricing. competitive.” your space. If it involves substantial growth, you need predicted with sound, of wed­ Northcutt, who teaches at the University of Texas qt * Bad management, especially bad financial to plan for top managers as much as a year in ' dings, anniversar­ Dallas, has been called in by fiifancial institutions and management. Some managers don’t know how toread advance. ies and other special by the Small Business Administration to heip in and interpret the financial reports peculiar to their "You can’t just pull them off the street. They need to halt flights; y Bv Mark A. Dupuis events. turnaround efforts for troubled firms. He listed four business, Northcutt said. be honed and groomed and trained in their United Press International Hedy Palliardi Ms. Palliardi is a major reasons why small businesses fail: “Worse yet, some don’t even have' adequate responsibilities.” 1966 graduate Of • Undercapitalization. “ I find a lot of them really do records. They don’t know how to keep records or when When businesses fail, management gets the blame. HARTFORD — State inspectors RHAM High School arid has taken business not plan what their minimum capital requirements they do set them up they aren’t maintained as well as "What might seem on the surface to be inept who examined the Mianus River courses at Manchester Community College and a r e ... A lot of failures could be circumvented by more they should be.” tnanagement often Is misdirection of time, not bridge in September 1982 were the University of Connecticut. careful planning... It’s sorfiething a lot of independent Interpreting the records properly is vital, Northcutt selecting priorities," Northcutt said. bodies found unable to detect conditions that led to the collapse of a 100-foot section of the span earlier this summer, Coleco, AT&T cooperate By Steve Hagev officials said today. United Press International HARTFORD — Cctleco Industries and Ameri­ Stiff competition Related stories, . The Department of Transporta­ tion said work two consulting can Telephone and Telegraph Corp. have European pilots angered-by the announced a venture to offer the use of home picture on page 9 engineers indicated it was not destruction of a Korean jetliner computers and video games over the telephone. means city banks * W l possible during the ins/le^on for today began a 60-day ban on air Users of home computer and video games the inspectors to detect signs of the travel to the Soviet Union. ment insists — nqay have fired would be linked to a central computer throftgh imminent collapse of the Connecti­ Searchers in Japan recovered the warning shots at the plane carry­ existing telephone lines and a special converter must align selves remains of two more victims front ing 269 people, including 61 cut Turnpike bridge. modem, the firms said Wednesday. Three people were killed and the downed aircraft. Americans. Morton E. Handel, Coleco executive vice three others injured when the The ban halting more than 40 In Washington, U.S. officials president, said consumers with a home computer 100-foot, 250-ton section of the flights a week is intended as more said they reached that conclusion or video game systems can play the latest in bridge fell into the Mianus River in By Bruce Bakke than just "a demonstration of our after a closer study of intercepted interactive and strategy, arcade games and other Greenwich during the early morn­ United Press International revulsion and outrage,” said a radio messages from Soviet pilot's entertainment software. spokesman for the airline pilots who pursued the Korean Air Lines ing hours of June 28. Despite limited details of the venture, it In a lengthy report released FORT WORTH, Texas — Small country banks and from nine European countries. jumbo jet through Siberian airs­ appeared that Coleco would develop a bank of today, a DOT review panel con­ big bank holding companies will be able to meet the Terry Middleton of the Interna­ pace Sept. 1.. games software outside the home that can be used cluded that the September 1982 stiffening competition in the financial ihdustry, but tional Federation of Airline Pilots Three passages in a transcript of by employing AT&T equipment. inspection of the Mianus bridge banks in larger communities will have to change to Associations In London also said he the tape played before the U.N. was consistent with the training survive, a Texas Christian University professor hoped it would lead to new rules to Security Council last week were and direction given to the Stop & Shop buys land believes. protect civilian planes from mil­ revised, including one the State inspectors. itary attacks. Department described as "pre­ NORTH HAVEN — Stop & Shop executives and City banks will have to align themselves with big Lev Zetlin, a consultant hired to Pilots from Britain, France, viously unintelligible.” North Haven town officials have announced organizations. Dr. Stanley Block said. study the cause of the collapse, Italy, Spain, Sweden, Norway, " I am firing cannon bursts,” the purchase of 27 acres for a $10 million Warehouse “ I really think ... the consumer is going to haye so concluded the inspectors “ had no Denmark, Finland and the Nether­ Soviet pilot is now quoted, as at the Exit 9 industrial center. many options and alternatives that a financial reason or motivation to look for the lands joined in the suspension, saying. Stop & Shop already has a warehouse in North institution that is not, providing these alternatives is various phenominae around the 8 ^ 5 which- Middleton said spurred The passage could buttress Haven and it will remain in use when the new going to-have a difficult time competing," Block said link and to suspect imminent other protests including a 14-day Moscow’s contention its fighter 250,000-square-foot building is completed. Stop & , in an interview. danger, irrespective of the equip­ ban on the Soviet national air pilots tried to warn the Boeing 747 Shop companies include the supermarket chain,. ment they might have had availa­ carrier Aeroflot by a majority of to leave their airspace before two Bradlees department stores and MediMart AS A PROFESSOR of finance and a writer on the NATO members. Soviet air-to-air missiles streaked ble to them.” pharmacies. banking industry. Block closely observes movements The DOT report concluded it was In Japan, into it over the northern Pacific. and trends in the financial community. Lately he’s Ilie dagwrtaMnt saM the s««$- "extremely"doubtful” the condi- had a lot to watch. its own two-week suspension o n , slons do Ttot change the U.S. ' tlonnleaAng tothe bridgweaUaiMe Newspaper names editor could have been detected if a “ Five years ago, everybody was well defined," he Aeroflot flights into the country, position that K A L Flight 007 was special bridge inspection device NORWICH — William F. Mungo Jr. has been said in an interview. "Y ou ’re a savings and loan, you a searofaers today recovered the unaware of the Soviet jets that known as a “ Snooper” bad been named editor of the Norwich Bulletin, publisher commercial bank, and you a brokerage house.” torso and arm of an unidenUfied "consciously” shot it down in a used to check the Mianus Bridge. Terry G. Hopkins announced. The clear delineation no longer exists, he said, and body floaUng offshore at the nighttime attack. The report included 36 conclu­ Mungo, 47, has been executive editor of that makes it tougher foe small banks to compete. UPI photo fishing village of Okoppe. The In Japan today, authorities said They’ll be sions about the state’s bridge Gannett’s Binghamton, N.Y., newspapers since Increasingly, Block said, non-banking institutions village is about 66 miles west of the searchers off the northernmost % inspection procedures and 35 re­ 1981. As editor of the Bulletin, he succeeds Tom such as Sears and American Express are moving into beach where police Sunday re­ island of Hokkaido found more as clean commendations for improving the Curley, who recently was named president and areas traditionally served by banks. Some banks are China’s oil business trieved the headless torso of a human flesh and aircraft wreck­ publisher of The Courier-News in Bridgewater, age believed to have come from as the cars inspection procedures and training trying to find special areas of a market which they can More than 200 oil and gas fields have Caucasian woman. N.J. effectively serve. estimated that crude oil resources in the Crewmen of a small fishing boat KAL Flight 007. I \ of inspectors. been found in the Chinese sector of the South China Sea was between 40 and in coastSI waters off Hokkaido Police searchers Sunday reco­ The recommendations ranged from a call for additional staff to BUT AS COMPETITION increases. Block said, South China Sea since the first oil was 100 billion barrels and up to 40 percent found what appeared to be part of a vered tne oil-soaked Identification Above, it was hot card of a Canadian passenger handle a stepped-up program of Ford buying UTC robots , "the fairly safe defined niches in the marketplace will drilled in 1977. Several American was recoverable using conventional human back entangled in their net, weekend so Millissa be more difficult to establish” , police said. The discovery came in aboard the plane along with shoes, bridge cleaning, painting and deck DEARBORN, Mich. — Ford Motor Co. has companies have undertaken oil explora­ techniques. Here aboard the ship Java the waters off Monbetsu, close to handbags, pieces of clothing and Myers, left, and Kris- repair to haVing one DOT unit agreed to purchase 25 Niko 600 Robots from Block sees bank holding companies as "very viable tion with the Chinese. Last week in Sea, Chinese and American drillers are the area where a thigh washed other 4.ebris. tin Guidoboni, handle all calls or letters with United Technologies’ Steelweld Robotics Sys­ entities able to compete with the new participants in London, Zhi Guari gming, cheif geologist ashore Sunday. Police said the identification cheerleaders for the complaints about bridges. tems unit for $2.9 million. United Technologies at work drilling in the South China Sea. "These recommendations are to the financial services arena. I also think they will of the Petroleum’Corporation of China, Among 35 pieces of debris from card of Mary Jane Hendrie, 25, of Bolton Football As- announced. have to compete,” he said. the downed aircraft was a business Ottawa, — the "first direct evi­ be implemented as quickly as Th? contracts includes design, manufacturing “ I think you’ll see more situations such as Citicorp card bearing the name of Mason dence" of a K A L passenger — v»as sociation., ex­ possible,” DOT Commissioner J. and installation of the Niko robots. The going up against Merrill Lynch, or Bank of America Chang, 27, of Taichung, Taiwan. picked up on the shore of a small changed a little cool William Bums said in an adminis­ equipment will be installed at Ford’s St. Louis competing with Sears Roebuck. I ’m not sure anybody Police said Chang was among 22 fishing town about 75 miles northw­ soaking, at the car trative memorandum to depart­ auto plant during the first quarter of 1984. wants this, but it’s coming.’ ’ Authors of book spell ouf Taiwanese nationals aboard the est of Abishiri, a Hokkaido port. wash the association ment staff. Ford will use the robots for spot welding. ♦** doomed aircraft. Searchers also retrieved the Bums directed the DOT’S Office Robert Huehner, vice president and general NEW TECHNOLOGY makes it easier to expand Police searchers Sunday reco­ mangled body of a Caucasian ran at a gasoline of Management Services to moni- manager of Steelweld, said the contract is the into other financial fields, he said. Investment houses vered the identification card of a woman believed to be among the station at Routes 44 , i ' ' . tor the implementation of the company’s first major order by a U.S. offer money-saving plans; banks and department Canadian passenger and the victims. and 85 in Bolton. At / J ’ recommendations and provide automaker. lessons of DeLorean saga ^ monthly progress reports begin- stores sell stocks. , mangled b ^ y of a Caucasian Around the United States, people right, the clowning United Technologies, based in Hartford, Conn., But deregulation pressures also are involved. woman believed to be among the responded in different ways to I ning Oct. 1 and continuing until has an exclusive licensing agreement with victims. An unidentified child’s President Reagan's declaration of continues as Millissa I further notice. By Gail Collins Niko-M,A.G. of Wissen, West Germany, for the “ The Federal Reserve under (Chairman Paul) Lorean,” Fallon and Srodes chron­ supposed tp be built of material torso was found Thursday. Sunday as.’*a national d a y -o f tries to soap a van. United Press International manufacturing of Niko robots in the U.S. by Volcker is saying ’Let’s go slowly. Banks have a icle De Lorean’s career as one of that would never rust.” Last week, the mangled upper mourning. • Steelweld. special place in our economy. Let’s take this step by Detroit’s most successful auto Srodes said he became suspi­ body of a child was found atshari,^ In New York’s Chinatown, in­ NEW YO RK — The saga of John Herald photos by step. Let’s not unleash the banks into too wide an executives, and later as self-styled cious of the De Lorean myth when another 27 miles to the east. An' cense was burned. In St. Louis, a if Inside Today De Lorean is a tale of the power of array of services. And let’s not move too quickly critic of American car ^construc- he looked through previously pub­ autopsy completed today deter­ moment of silence was observed at Tarquinio self-delusion and inve;stors who 20 pages, 2 sections letting others into the tradiational banking fields.’’’ tion and Detroit’s corporate lished De Lorean stories and came m in e the child was an Oriental a professional football game. The HMW net sales increase relied too much on other people’s Advice ...... 17 Block said. philosophy. across the same cliches over and girl. Bits ojglass, paint, wood and victims were mourned as well in STAMFORD - HMW Industries Inc. has judgments, according to two jour­ Business...... 20 “ At the same time, the administration and De Lorean’s dream of founding over — “maverick,” "swinger,” metal im beded in the child’shead ' Chicago, Boston and other cities. Clossllled...... 18-19 announced net sales from continuing businesses nalists who co-authored a book on particularly Donald Regan, the Treasury secretary, his own car company came to a “ the man who fired General and chest made it virtually certain More than 4,000 people attended Comics...... 8 for the scond quarter ended July 31 were $25 the embattled automaker. with his Merrill Lynch background, says ’Let’s go crashing halt last year when he Motors.” she was aboard the K A L jetliner a memorial service In Washington Entertainment...... 17 million, compared with $23.1 million for the same The moral of the story, said forward now in terms of competition for financialn- was arrested for cocaine traffick­ A trip to Detroit, he said, when it was downed some 400 miles for conservative Rep. Larry Lottery...... 2 quarter last year. financial writer James Srodes, Obituorles...... 10 services.’ He views the financial arena as similar to ing in California. The episode was produced a picture of a "totally to the northwest over the Sea of McDonald, D-Ga., who was on the Net income from such businesses was $1.2 may be that “ it’s too easy for us to Opinion...... 4 the airline industry in which there has been portrayed as an attempt to save his different man” from the one Japan, the autopsy report said. flight. They praised him as a Peopletalk ...... -... .2 million, or 42 cents per share, compared with turn over control of our lives to substantial deregulation. foundering'Northern Ireland car described in the articles. "Ivan 'The European sanction took m artyr against communism and Sports...... 11-14 $150,000, or 5 cents per share last year. other people.” ’^And basically, he suggests no one has really factory. and I decided we had a book,” he effect a day after the State passed out bumper stickers saying Television...... 8 Net sales from continuing businesses for the De Lorean lost $500 million of benefited ... from a go-slow policy when it comes to Fallon and Srodes see it as just said. “ The more we started Department said Soviet fighter "Remember Flight 007. Honk if ^ W eather...... 2 six-month period were $53.3 million, compared “ other people’s money,” he said, deregulation," Block said. the last in a series of shady deals in working on the idea the more we pilots — as the Russian govern- you hate massacres.” with $47.1 million for the 1982 period. Net income but every person and government which De Lorean became involved realized it was not just a book for from continuing businesses was $2.5 million, or 87 that got involved had the means to THE ’TWO OPPOSING concepts wjll be coming as he sought money for his own Britain — it was a very important cents per share, compared with $13,000 last year. check the truth behind De Lorean’s before the Senate Banking Committee this month. high-flying lifestyle and his ambi­ story /or America about the way Battle of personalities Tuesday self-promotion. " I t ’s the feeling that Sen Jake Gam, R-Utah, and his tions to become a powe/ in the we do business.” committee really haven’t come to grips with these Srodes and Ivan Fallon, city automobile industry once again. 2 The British lent money to “ a editor of Britain’s Sunday Tele­ Primaiy at a gtonca Investment report issues," Block said. De Lorean promised to build an myth, not a man,” said Fallon. The graph, began following the De “ Nevertheless, I would say the trend is toward "ethical” sportscar that would be government was desperate to Investment prices, courtesy of Advest Inc., are Lorean story when the former as of 3 p.m. Friday. increased competition. The question is when, not if." long-lasting, safe and efficient. But prove the religious warfare in Of |NfiMnr:-For D«no- DIttrlot 3 — Buckley School, 260 General Motors executive con­ School primary is a first In the very small rural communities, banks the car itself proved to be ' a Northern Ireland could be ended If crita to chooiii two cwidMatot to Vernon St, ■ vinced the British government to • • '-t- probably will survive, he said. "But most of the other disappointment, the authors said. industry provided jobs for the run for Bo$ir(l of EduoMlon In the Diatrict 4 — Martin School, 140 Price Change bankroll an automobile factory in the community, too, is satisfied with the banks, in larger communities, are going to have to Cutting comers to reduce the masses of Protestant and Catholic Nov. 8 town g^ong gigaimt Oartmouth’ftond. < . The Democratic primary on Tuesday for Friday This Week Belfast; Northern Ireland. align themselves with viable entities — like large development time and costs, De unemployed. Rgpubikiwt H.'Johh the school board will be the first of its kind in way public schools are run. "The British government be­ Diitrlet 8 — Senior CiUzena' Related stories The primary will cost the town $8,540, and Advest Inc. 25 holding companies — to compete,” Block said. Lorean insisted only on marketing- ' That dream has lAore substance town, say insiders. It will also be a battle of nc lieved if the Securities and Ex­ Molono end Oooffrgy Nub. Canter, 848 E. Middle Tumpllie. w was forced by Pohl when he submitted a Acmat 13>/4 nc The professor thinks barriers to interstate banking oriented features like the gullwing than most of the others involved in personalities, pitting 20-year-old upstart on page 4; eventually will fall. change Commission .felt the deal The u n dNUNM Ofm^lofigir MF 600-name petition which to the town clerk in Aetna 36Vi doors, and enough room behind the the De Lorean scandal. ~ 'DIatrlot 8 — Nathan Hale Sohool, Michael E. Pohl against party-backed nc was okay it was pkay,” said o h u l PobI It running agtintt editorial on page 6 mid-August. CBT Corp. “ Subtly, they’re coming down riow. I think a lot of front seats to store a set of golf At the car factory, many Cathol­ 160 Spruce S tr— incumbents Susan L. Perkins and Richard 29V« * nc Fallon. "The auditors felt if the party^ndoritd -Jneumuntt Rl- Only local residents who are registered Colonial Bancorp 26 tthe technological developments are leading to the clubs. ics and Protestants worked with W. Dyer. 1 up V4 bankers said it was okay it was DIatriot 7 - WaddellSchooirTBO"^ Democrats (and who registered as such by» Finast 20>/« breaking of interstate barriers. And the banks are "Jim and I saw three cars still men of another religion for the first ' uid 8m«n Ptrkint. The ballyhoo ralsM by Pohl, his contro­ dn 1 okay and so on.” Broad St. : * Aug. 30) may vote in the primary. They First Bancorp 51‘A now positioning themselves, on the drawing board, to stored in the factory the other day time, eventually developing o(8n voto: AH pomoerato versial canipaign. tactics, and his wrench­ disdain for Pohl. Some committee up In their book, “ Dream Maker — Diatrict • » Verpluok Sohool, ; may choose two of the three cahdidates, and First Conn. Bancorp 44 be ready for interstate banking.” / and they’ve got rust spots on friendships that extended after f tb f Aua.S1. ing criticism of the'bxisting school system members have said that if Pohl wins, it nc The Rise and Fall of John De l880loottSt. ' must vote for each one individually. First Hartford Corp. ‘A them.” Fallon said. “ This car was working hours. fHill the indMduti has had his two opponents shaking their could cause the party machinery to sputter dn */4 "Diatrict 8 Keeney Sohool, 178. Whichever 4wo candidates are elected at Hartford National 37 nc itiS r to tho n tm w of any two beads — but still concerned thatlte-m i^t for some time to come. KeaneySt. . the polls In November Will serve three-year Hartford Steam Boiler 53 nc of. tH f th ru otndidatu. D y*f «nd win. Q,|ven the expected low turnout for Pohl has been much critici/ed by District of Coiumbia - Diatriot 10 — Mahchaater High "BsQiocratlc big wigs for his “ simplistic” terms starting in 1984. Whether they win Ingersoll Rand 5144 dn 2Vi primary, a small number of people could The Hartford reports $1.7jn in donations lA ii Partaaii apgaar oh 8m» t ^ baek-taJiasics platform and his “ cheap Tuesday ornot. Dyer and Mrs. Perkins will J.C. Penney 55'A up V4 The District of Columbia was named for George Sohool,^Brookflf^ 8 t ^ . d ^ d e the outcome. on th^ haHoi: p o m a rk tha aacond shots” at'Majichester Public Schools. But have another year left to serve out their Lydall Inc. 15>A up '/4 Washington and Christopher Columbus: Georgetown '' Dyer himself has predicted that the HARTFORD (UPI) - The Hart­ The United Way of the Capital About $500,000 went to private Oiatrlot 11 — Mahoney RaotaaK terms. Sage Allen 13 up in the District of Columbia was first settled in 1665, primary will be won by "whoever can get his followers, Tt^any of them maverick ford Insurance Group has reported Region accounted for The Hart­ agencies and projects in inner-city <>l u Snt ! Noon to 8 p.m. Son Canter (W ut Sido Raoj.'Cedw There will be no equivalent of a party SNET 72>/4 up 1 then annexed by the city when D.C. was created as a out the most friends and relatives.” Republicans, hold that the current nine- more than $1.7 million in dorporate ford’s single largest contribution neighborhoods, and the company Street ^ member school board n^eds to be shaken leyer, although the names of the two Travelers 30Vi up 1 seat of federal gfcverament by an act of Congress in < wima to vatR Oittfiot i — IDiesday'a vote may also indicate how contributions made in 1982 for contributed $120,135 to more than Diatrict 12 -*• Howell Cheney' party-endorsed candidates will appear on United Technoiogies 69>A up 1790. It originally included land that is now Arlington o f $293,500, with about $121,000 1 Sotiool, 88N . Setiooi 8t. local Democrats feel about their town ' out of Its perceived lethargy. v« various programs ranging from 450 schools in 44 state and the the top strip. The challenger’s name will New York gold $413.75 County, Va., but that section was retroceded to donated to United .Way programs 12 Bowara Sohool. 141 Regfenai Vooatlonai TeohnIoaL; committee, whose chairman, Theodore R. Both Dyer and Mrs. Perkins are adamant dn 2.25 education and equal opportunity to Virginia after the Civil War. elsewhere in Connecticut and the District of Columbia through I 8t. „ 1^1, ; SohoolTHi W. Middle Turnpike, .Cummings, has been especially vocal in his in their support of the existing school appear underneath. the arts. nation. matching gifts programs. support for the incumbents' — and his . system. A victory for them could mean that Polls will be open from nooij'to 8 p.m.

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