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Cloudy today; Manchester, Conn. Clear tonight Saturday, July 21, 1984 — See page 2 HanrlfpBtpr M m lii Single copy: 25slal unions the point that truckers were service rcfu.sed to talk about wages are the only federal unions with the threatening to riot in the port, It costs money to heat and other economic issues. right to bargain for salaries. or aircondition your which is used by tourists crossing home. V When asked if the postal service On Tliur.sday, union leaders the Channel. If loose w indows let had now agreed to talk about called the postal servie package your monev escape. . .. John Connolly, the docks officer money, Vincent Sombrotto, NALC "garbage." "T h e W indow F ixer" is of the TGWU, said an agreement the answer to your president, said " if they don’t, we'll The postal service said it was was worked out with employers in problem. be out very shortly." "astonished" by the union decision Instead o f costly new a 16-hour bargaining session that windows, you can insta ended after dawn Friday. The postal service is seeking a to walk out of talks. Bolger has said QUAKER* window three-year wage freeze, a One- the union demands would cost the channels in less than 45 He said the union leadership third pay cut for new employees postal service an additional $14.6 m inutes... .at a fraction would recommend that the pact be of the cost. and various other concessions, billion over the next three years. Be protected bv accepted at a TGWU confereiu:e r snug-nttina. rattle-free Saturday. British commentators according to union officials. The averjige postal workers windows that w ill save on labor affairs said dockers were Postmaster General William salary is $2.7.(HH) a year in base pay. heal, air conditioning Bolger has called the union de­ The unions say that figure is and money. likely to accept the settlement. Look for "T h e W indow Fixer" in our The strike began July 10 in mands "exorbitant" and has said inflated because it includes the energy-saving Department or Hardware it would cause a rate hike in the salaries of BII.UOO supervisors as section. protest against the use by state-run British Steel of contract dockers — cost of sending a first-class letter well as the postmaster's $82,900 'Qualifies for wcalher-sirip lax credil from 20 to 28 cents. yearly salary. Quaker channels fit standard I S ' wood sash a violation of the statutory “ dock with '/j' parlinR beat! labor scheme" guaranteeing work to legally registered dockers. No details of the settlement were Reg. SALE released, but news reports quoted Search goes on 8" $1198 $1078 sources as saying the union had failed in its main aim to get a Bv Steven Donziger 2" $1246 $ 1 1 2 3 guarantee against any future woman at the time of the abduc­ I United Press International breaches of the dock scheme. tion, but the gunman let the second fi" $1305 $1174 woman go. A separate port dispute by the $ 1 2 0 3 WASHINGTON - FBI agents 0” $1337 National Union of Seamen against "A t the present lime, we are swept an affluent area of the the sale of state-run Sealink ferry focusing on the metropolitan nation's capital Friday for clues in service to American-owned Sea "'M' area," said Norman Zigrossi, the gunpoint kidnap of the wife of a Containers Ltd. also ended Friday, special agent in charge of the multimillionaire drug company when the NUS called off its boycott FBI's Washington field office. "We magnate from an international of cargo shipments. are considering all iMi.ssibilities. as bridge tournament. Cargo handling returned to we always do." T L U X Edith Rosenkranz, 60, of Mexico normal at Felixstowe and Dover, Zigrossi, who described the City, was abducted at 11:150 p.m. busy ports which together handle suspett as a black male in his late g Skylight! EDT Thursday from the parking 14 million tons of freight annually. Herald photo by Tarquinio 20s wearing tan clothes, would not garage at the Sheraton Washing­ The port of Poole in the southwest comment on a motive or whether • Integrated screen And they’re off! ton Hotel, where she was partici­ and Ipswich in the north also were any ransom demands were made. pating in the 10-day Summer North ^ • Wood frame and reported to have reopened. Well, it isn’texactly the Indianapolis500, race on Friday. The competition was American Championship of the double insulated But workers at some 70 "dock "W e are dealing witli a tinman but Bernie Trott, left, and Jayson Cordy American Contract Bridge labor scheme" ports continued the fierce. So was the strain on the poor life, that's what's driving the tempered glazing League, the FBI said. strike until the union conference don't mind. The occasoin — Bowers racer ants — many didn’t make it alive to iiivesligalion," he said. • Remote control and Authorities said Mrs. Ro.senk- approves the settlement. School playground’s first annuaj. ant the finish line, one onlooker said. More than 100 FBI agents were roller blind options ranz was with an unidentified involved in the investigation.

Made by the world leader in root windows and skylights. MMH’s 1985 budget doesn’t pass its preliminary review Bv Sarah E. Hall overspending $668,000 in fiscal "They flunked." Contacted late Friday afternoon, tal's projected net-patient re­ forts to contain the costs of health Herald Reporter 1983. That amount will be carved The hospital has the right to MMH officials declined comment. venues of $40,347,000 for the next care and to improve productivity l/indows out of the hospital's request for contest the ruling at a special "Basically, we want to wail until fiscal year be reduced to to ensure that care is delivered as k ^ lig tr ts j The State Commission on Hospi­ capital expenditures in the fiscal hearing, she added, and may end we've had a chance to review the $35,404,000. If the ruling gets final efficiently as possible," the com ­ tals and Health Care ruled Friday year starting Oct. 1, if the current up with a larger allocation than the commission's findings." said spo­ approval, then a planned increa.se mission's report .stales. that Manchester Memorial Hospi­ ruling holds. one the commission has approved keswoman Judy Mandel. in MMH room rates will have to be tal's proposed $40,179,550 budget The commission reached its at this point. The ruling shouldn't be a sur­ cut short. Earlier this month. The report also charges that the for fiscal 1985isexeessiveand “ not decision after submitting the MMH M M If budget is inconsistent with ■RT « The reasonablene.ss test de­ prise to MMH, Ms. Stanley said. MMH officials predicted that the H-A financially feas j. " Thecommis- budget loan "Overall Reasonable­ mands that general hospital ex­ She said the formulas on which the average charge for a semi-private the State Hedlth Plan, which stales sion asked for multi-million dollar CKNTKR ness Test," a preliminary review penses not increase more than reasonablene.ss test is based are room would jump from $1.58 to $181 that high-quality inpatient care STRKKT cuts in revenues and expenses. which hospitals may choose to inflation plus 2 percent of the available to all hospitals, and that . per day when the fi.scal year begins should be provided "within the In addition, the watchdog com­ undergo, according to Sue Stanley, previous year's budget. The pro­ MMH could have performed the Oct, I. context of cost-containment." 'usses mission — which regulates hospi­ CHHC's chief of finance. posed MMH budget represents an same test on its own budget As it stands, MMH's budget Consequently, the commission tal finances statewide — charged •iur Sale "They (MMH officials) did try to increase of nearly 10 percent in beforehand. "fails to demonstrate that the denied .several hospital requests that MMH violated regulations by pass the test," Ms. Stanley said. both income and spending. The ruling asks that the hospi­ hospital has made sufficient ef­ Please turn to page 10 Ferraro raps Reagan on remark ip leads to capture of Coleman SXirMPrSi'rr.tlrnollonol “ S SJe'J'SSte'; By GInny Lee court in Mason Park. SAN F R A N r is rn reraiHmo fob-on • • refers to me as a Ms. Ferraro arranged to fly home admitted her identity. Tliey United Press International Coleman. 28, and Ms. Brown SAN FRANCISCO — Geraldine token, the triumphant congress- to New York KHHov evenino were taken to the police station, Ferraro, hailed Friday as the woman told the D em o cra ti% a - where a m oroHans a n L S » ^ ^ were both armed. Coleman was EVANSTON. Ill, - Local where Coleman was identified “ woman of the hour," said she tional Committee on the day after were w a rn g to carrying a 3-inch folding knife through fingerprints. plans to make President Reagan she was approved as the party's ^ " police acting on an anonymous in his pocket and a 5-inch knife Walker and Patrolman Ro­ sorry for suggesting she is a token vice presidential nominee. "We'll She had not been back to Queens tip Friday arrested fugitive in his sock. Ms. Brown had a Alton Coleman, one of the FBI's nald Grinnell participated in the get him for that, right?" since Walter Mondale named her 3a-caliber revolver in her arrest, * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Again she challenged Vice Presi- his runningmatca whirlwind week 10 most wanted criminals and a purse. I • j ^ j • dent George Bush to a debate — ago. Aides said she hopes to rest in •suspect in six slayings, and his "It wasn't anymore unusual Evanston Deputy Police Chief i n S I Q 0 I O G a y “ any way he wants." seclusion with her family for a few accomplice, Debra Brown. than any other arrest I've made The tipster told Evanston Paul Schram said the pair in 20 years except that I'm “ I think the American public is days. offered no resistance. 20 pages, 2 sections entitled to know whether I'm mi____ j -j . . i Police: "I'm positive it's him happy that those two are in substantive," she told the DNC " I oandidate got a kick out because I went to school with Sgt. Kathy Hynds, who be­ custody," Grinnell said. Advice ...... 12 vvant to meet Georee Bush " 'Production to party offi- him ," said Sgt. Mance Walker, came the department's first Coleman is wanted for six ,e ” ■’G i v e '^ e m h e r K '^ b a n d one of four officers who made female sergeant one week ago, the arrests. .slayings and other crimes in a C o m l« 9 of New Yorkers bellowed, stomp- L '" h and Sgt, George Schram seized seven-week spree from Wi.scon- Entertainment...... 12 ing their feet . She called them "my ‘he same tomato-r^ suit she Coleman, wearing a yellow Coleman on the bleachers. Ms. Lottery...... 2 people from Queens " ‘ he Kentucky Derby they shirt and blue jeans, appeared sin to Kentucky. He and Ms. Brown had walked away from Brown also face federal kidnap­ Delighted by Ms. Ferraro's P ‘ended together. thinner than in his photographs the bleachers as police ap­ and his hair was much shorter. ping charges in the abduction of Peooletaik ! ! ” 2 spirited attack, party chairman "Ladies and gentlemen, this proached, but was apprehended a Kentucky man found in ...... 15-17 Charles Manatt, wearing a purple time the filly won," Ms. Cutler The caller told police Coleman Sports by another officer, Dayton, Ohio, early Tuesday, ...... 7-9 lei around his neck, shouted, "L et -said. With a laugh, Ms. Ferraro and Ms. Brown were sitting in Tele visio n Schram said Coleman gave and in the robbery andTteating W eather...... 2 the word go out to Ronnie baby — said she had never “ been called a the stands near a basketball him a fake name, but Ms. Brown of another Ohio elderly couple. • ••••••••••••••••••••a some kind of token." horse before, but it's a lot of fun." Z — MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, July 21, l!)84 MANC HESTER HERALD. Sulurdiiy July 21. 1984 - 3 Environmentalists cautious on developing frost-free crop Balf Co. buys 30 acres; By Ruth Youngblood nism to eliminate ice-making Alternatives include fans mixing problems. of such ice-seeding bacteria, the in ultraviolet light, eradicating the United Press International bacteria on the surface of plants the cold layer of air nearest the High winds blow the heat from plants can withstand tempera­ danger of spreading beyond fields while its competitor, Advanced ground with warmer currents the smudge pots and water from tures as low as 22 to 24 degrees where applied, Schnell said. industrial park is planned NORW ALK - The plight of Genetic Sciences Inc., is relying on above, watering the soil with sprinklers in the wrong direction, Fahrenheit.” Once sprayed on crops, the virus farmers desperately trying to stop altered genes to thwart frost sprinklers, artificially generating and artificially generated fogs Russell Schnell, a professor of attaches to the host bacteria, agree on sale terms cold weather from destroying injury. fogs and insulating the plants with create safety hazards. Other me­ injects its own genetic material By Sarah Passeil whether to act as the general atmospheric science at the Uni ver- The Balf Co. is a supplier, of crops has inspired a technological With field tests under way at the foam to reduce heat loss. thods require huge amounts of sity of Colorado, worked with and then multiplies, with the result Herald Reporter contractor or just to grade the construction material and a land race to produce frost-resistant universities of Colorado, Wiscon­ Recently, various techniques energy and-water. that the ice-forming bacteria land, build roads, install utility colleagues to isolate a virus that developer. It is the parent com­ plants. sin and Florida, Hunter is optimis­ have been employed to reduce the “The frost damage comes when The Newington-based Balf Co. lines and then sell lots to other acts as a natural predator in killing bursts. pany of Savin, the constmetion While researchers differ on tic that using a virus "to nip frost in direct loss of heat in the form of the cold causes ice crystals to form this week bought 30 acres of land developers. Gilligan said Half has the ice-forming bacteria without Greenhouse testing has been firm that is building the new methods, firms funding the experi­ the bud” will clear federal environ­ infrared radiation during clear, from water within and on the near the Georgia-Pacific plant on no potential buyers yet. The threatening the plant or successful and the method has .sections of Interstate 86 in Man­ ments agree the rewards would be mental hurdles and turn glowing calm nights. North Main Street, and plans to company has not even done plant,” said Robert Hunter, presi­ environment. received Environmental Protec­ chester and the interchange tn-- considerable, with L'.S. crop losses smudge pots into relics, But farmers in danger of losing devlop the aiea as an industrial preliminary engineering work on dent of the Frost Technology Corp. The virus has no motion of its tion Agency approval for the field tweon 1-86 and the 1 84 extension as high as $1 billion a year and the Th? pots filled with burning oil citrus fruits and such crops as park. the property, he said. "When the crystals grow large own, Schnell said, and must tests on small plots throughout the Balf developed South Windsor's worldwide loss figure reaching J6 are among several traditional tomatoes, beans, peaches, pears, The vacant land was purchased enough they rupture plant growth "hitchhike a ride on something country. ^ '"We ll work in the winter months largest industrial park. Park Cen billion. The floral industry also methods farmers resort to in their soybeans, grapes, tobacco, cran­ cells. from the estate of the Huckelt eise, in this case, the ice-forming when business slows down. " Gilli­ ter. where the (! Fox (.'o ware­ would benefit. annual efforts at keeping the air berries, strawberries, almonds family, former tobaco growers. "It is the bacteria on the plant bacteria.” gan said. " It’s kind of a keep-busy house is located The firm is banking on a around frost-sensitive plants and coffee have found the classical El Salvador is about the same The land is beside the Penn Central surface that starts the crystal- And the virus cannot survive project.” He said planning would Manchester General Manager naturally occurring microorga­ above the freezing point. methods are racked with size as the stae of Massachusetts. railroad line. growth,” he said. “ In the absence long away from the food source or probably begin next winter, with RolH'rt B. Weiss said Balf officials Balf paid $449,000 for the land, actual work at the site beginning have not sought state or loi;il which comprises a triangle the following winter. assistance in developing the M:iii bounded by Adams Street on the He called the site ideal for small Chester site. . west, the rail line on the north, and industry and warehouses. "I knew something was going on the Hockanum River along the W eather Gilligan said that Balf and the there. " Weiss said. "It's a very Peopletalk southeast side. good location '■ He ;ilso said the Hackett heirs have been negotiat­ Golf Vice President Edward G. ing over the property for several Zoning Commission Iasi year Today’s forecast Gilligan said Friday that company years, but until recently the nine granted a change to cLissify the officials have nol decided descendants involved could not land as indiistri:il What people are saying Birthday Almanac Connecticut, Massachusetts and "I felt audiences weren’t ready to see me in July 22 — Robert Dole (I923-), the U.S. Senator Rhode Island: Mostly cloudy Sat­ 'Kremer vs, Kremer.”’ from Kansas since 1969 who is chairman of the urday. A chance of showers, Still no site In sight — Pia Zadora, actress, on why she accepted Senate Finance Committee. He was Gerald mainly in the afternoon. Highs leading roles in "Lonely Lady” and "Butterfly,” Ford’s GOP running mate in the 1976 presidential from the mid 70s to the mid 80s. A films she has described as "trashy.” election. chance of showers early Saturday July 23 — Raymond Chandler (1888-1959), the night, then partial clearing. Lows Shelter panel is appointed ‘T m jealous of the excitement that awaits you. author of detective fiction featuring private eye from the upper 50s to the upper 60s. It's the chance to test yourself against the very Philip (iarlowe, the hero of seven novels, Mostly sunny on Sunday. Highs Directors lo approve it at liieir SeplemluT meeting. best the world has to offer.” including, "The Big Sleep, " "Farewell, My ranging from the mid 70s to the mid The town udministration has appointed a nine- Manche.ster may lose a $.53,000 stale grant lo operate — Merlin Olsen, former Los Angeles Rams Lovely.” and "The Long Goodbye.” 80s. member citizen committee to look for locations for a the shelter and a soup kitchen. football player and current T V sports commenta­ July 24 — Amelia Erhart (1890-1937), the new homeless shelter to replace the one operated last The committee will rely for staff support on Mrs. tor, in a message to the U.S. Olympic team. aviator and long-distance flier who was the first Maine and New Hampshire: Sat­ winter in the East Side Recreation Center by volunteers from the Manchester Area Conference of Marcus, Health Director Ronald Kraatz. Ca|)t . Jo.seph woman to solo the Atlantic, 1932. She disappeared urday partly sunny with a chance Brooks of the Manchester Police Department. MACC “ I thought it would be at least another 10 years in the South Pacific while attempting to fly of afternoon showers. Highs 75 to 85 Churches. before we acknowledged that women are the real around the world. but cooler at the shore. Saturday The nine whohaveagreed to serve on the committee executive director Nancy Carr, and MACC volimtcers Barbara Baker and Joan O ’l.oughlin. who were al.so orators in our July 25 — Walter Payton, (1954-), the running night a chance of evening showers are: attorney John Cooney, chairman of the town coordinators of the East Side Hec .shelter on School culture.” back for the Chicago Bears who led the National north and east otherwise clear. Human Relations Commission; Betty Sullivan, vice Street. — Dan Tyler Football Conference in rushing for five consecu­ Lows in the 50s. Sunday mostly president of Heritage Savings and Loan and chairwoman of the Downtown Coordinating Council; Tlic East Side Hcc setting was ruled out for next Moore, of the Inter­ tive years, 1976-80. He set a single-game record by sunny. Highs in the 70s and low 80s. national Platform rushing tor 275 yards in 1977. Thomas Conklin, a physician and medical director of winter after several shelter clients "au.sed dislurlian- ces among users of the recreation facilities. Association, on the July 26 - George Bernard Shaw (1856-1950), the Vermont: Cloudy periods Satur­ the Institute of Living in Hartford; William Hickey, Only two other potential sites, neitlier of them election by his Dublin-born playwright who won the Nobel Prize day with a chance of a shower. .Forget about that picnic today executive director of the Connecticut State Police thought to be suitable, have been suggested. They are group of Barbara for Literature in 1925. His plays include “ Man and Highs 75 to 80. Clearing and Union and a Manchester resident; Robert J. Comollo, Jordan to the Ora­ pleasant Saturday night. Lows Mostly cloudy Saturday with a 50 percent chance of showers production control manager of the Morland Valve Co. the Recreation Departnienl’s arts luiilding on the old Superman,” Caesar and Cleopatra.” and “ Major mainly during the afternoon and highs 80 to85. Southerly winds tors Hall of Fame. Barbara.” around 55. Sunny periods Sunday Inc. in Manchester and a member of the town’s Nike site off Keeney Street and the Coo|)er Hill Water . at 10 to 15 miles per hour. A 30 percent chance of some early Treatment Plant, both of which were scheduled lo Ik- The former Texas July 27 — Leo Durocher (I906-), the former with highs 80 to to. Commission on Children and Youth: Gladys Stringfcl- showers Saturday night followed by partial clearing with lows vacated before sunimer’s end congresswoman baseball player and manager who led the New low, a seamstress and community activist; William 60 to 65. Mostly sunny Sunday with highs in the low 80s. But lho.se involved in the search have said the water was the keynote York Giants to a World Series title in 1954. He is Rood, president of the Crockett real estate agency on treatment Ixiilding is not adapted for human speaker at the 1976 famed for his comment, "Nice guys finish last.” Extended outlook Today’s weather picture was drawn by Eric Passmore. 9, of 47 Main Street; Waller "Skip” Johnson, one of three Democratic Con­ July 28 — Rudy Vallee (I901-), the entertainer Battista Rd., who was a fou rth grader at Highland Park School. coordinators of the original homcle.ss shelter and an habitation and the Nike site is nol easy for honiele.ss vention. who was one of the most popular singers of the Extended outlook for New Eng­ official of the Manchester Congregation Non-Profit people to gel to. 1920s. He later developed into an accomplished land Monday through Wednesday: Housing Corporation and Tim Devanney, owner of the Irene Cara Herald photo by Pinlo "Our ability to light comedian and character actor. Highland Park Market in Manchester. influence what's 'in’ and 'cool' for kids is one of Connecticut, Massachusetts and The committee’s assignment is to identify locations our most overlooked weapons in this war. After Rhode Island: Chance of showers M C C has an open house owned by the town or in private hands that might be and thunderstorms Monday fair For the Record all. one of the main reasons children turn to drugs Representatives from arts groups in the ter Gilbert & Sullivan Players, who near enough to downtown, inexpensive to run and is to feel more grown up.” Maureen: G O P will do it and cooler Tuesday and Wednes­ within a zone permitting such a facility. — Nancy Reagan, first lady, on winning a Lions day. Daytime highs in 80s and low Greater Hartford area chat during an presented a $200 check to Rober Barnes Human Services Director Hanna Marcus said Republican Registrar of Voters Frederick Peck is a Club humanitarian award for her public While Democrat Geraldine Ferraro is the first 90s Monday, 75 to 85 Tuesday and in open house at the new Manchester — the man next to her, and president of Friday that the committee will probably .schedule its voting member of the Republican Town Committee campaign to prevent drug and alcohol abuse. woman nominated to a presidential ticket, the 70s Wednesday. Overnight lows Community College program center first meeting before the end of next week. She said it from Voting District 1. 65 to 75 Monday and in the 60s the Capitol Region Performing Arts Maureen Reagan says the first woman to be Thursday afternoon. In the foreground will have little more than a month to complete its A story in Wcdnc.sday’s Manchester Herald elected president or vice president will be a Tuesday and Wednesday. Center Inc. — to boost the nearly work. "It’s great to participate as ambassadors of incorrectly reported that I’eck is nol a voting Republican. is Gail Weed, president of the Manches­ $15,000 already in the arts center fund. If a site is not identified in time for the Board of member. good will. We all want to help kids who are less Vermont: Chance of showers fortunate than us.” “The Democrats were in a better position to Monday. Fair Tuesday and Wed­ — Roy Rossello, 15-year-old member of the make a bold step because they didn't have a nesday. Highs Monday in the 80s Puerto Rican pop rock bando Menudo, on being sitting vice president,” the president's daughter and lows in the 60s. Cooler,Tuesday • 4'" chosen as a U N IC E F youth ambassador to Latin told a news conference in Rhode Island this week. and Wednesday with highs in the Calendars America. " I can assure you that had it been 1980, Walter 70s and lows in the 50s. • Mondale would not have stepped aside in order to 7:30 p.m. "Had Mr. Reagan had to pass a verbal aptitude Maine and New Hampshire- Town Office Building. 7:30 p.m. allow Jim m y Carter to appoint a woman.” Manchester Andover Democratic caucus. Community Hall, 8 p.m. test. I'm afraid his response would have put him "The first woman to be elected will be a : Warm and humid Monday with a Women Infants and Children, board room. Town Republican Town Committee, Community Hall, in remedial English.” chance of showers and thunder­ Monday Office Building. 1-2 p.m. Republican,” Ms. Reagan said. "I can think of Monday 7:30 p.m. — Walter Cronkite, former CBS-TV anchor­ think of three or four women off the top of my head storms. Highs in the mid 80s with Zoning Board of Appeals, 7 p.m., Lincoln Center Tuesday Andover open house to meet Resident State Trooper Wednesday man. (Rolling Slone) low 90s in the south. Lows in the hearing room. Republicans Town Committee caucus, board room. who will be candidates for president and a part of Thomas Hogarty, Town Office Building. 7 to 8:30p.m. Joint Committee on Capital Improvements, Com­ the national scene in 1988 and beyond. One of 60s. Clearing and turning cooler Town Office Building, 8 p.m. Tuesday Planning and Zoning Commission, Town Office munity Hall, 7:30 p.m, Tuesday and Wednesday with Special Water Pollution Control Authority, planning "The ocean is our church, the boat becomes our those women probably will be nominated for Building, 7:30 p.m. Thursday president or vice president in 1988.” daily highs in the 70s and low 80s. Fourth Senatorial District Democratic Convention, office. Town Office Building. 7: .10 p.m. altar and what we offer on that altar is Water Pollution Advisory Committee. Community Overnight lows in the 50s with 7:30 p.m.. Knights of Columbus Hall. 138 Main St. Cheese Distribution, board room. Town Office ourselves.” She identified Republican woman “ ready to Hall, 7:30 p.m. take the next logical step into the national arena” some upper 40s in the north. Bolton Building, 2-3 p.m. — Karen Smith, of the Unification Church on Wednesday as Sen. Nancy Kassebaum, R-Kan., cabinet Wednesday religious plans that were interrupted by federal Republican Town Committee. 7 p.m., Lincoln Monday members Elizabeth Dole and Margaret Heckler, Satellite view ' Parks and Recreation Commi.ssion, Patriots Park. seizure in a tax case of 83 drydocked fishing boats Center hearing room. Public Building Commission. Community Hall Coventry and “ possibly even Sandra Day O’Connor, 8 p.m. in Norfolk, Va. They were to have been used (or an Air quality Commerce Dept, satellite photo taken at 2:30 p.m. ED T shows clouds fireplace room, 7:30 p.m. Thursday education program. although I ’m sure being a life-long appointment Thursday Senior Citizens Committee, Bentley Memorial — The state Department of with very active showers and thundershowers over the southeast Monday Board of Education, teachers room, Coventry High to the United States Supreme Court is an Judge’s hours, 6:30 p.m.. Probate Court. Library, 7:30 p.m. important step in itself and may preclude her Environmental Protection fore­ south of Virginia and Alabama eastward. Showers and thundershow­ Steering/Liaison Committee, nurses office. Town School, 7: 30 p.m. Democratic Town Committee, 7 p.m,, Lincoln Tuesday Office Building. 7:30 p.m. from going back into the political fray.” cast moderate to unhealthful air ers are being produced by clouds in a band from Nebraska and Democratic Town Committee caucus, hoard room. "If I had been introduced to guys as a sweet, Center hearing room and gold room.. Democratic Town Committee, Community Hall, Planning and Zoning Commission, board room. Town Office Building. 8 p.m. pretty girl who worked in an Automat, I would quality levels statewide for the Kansas and moving eastward into Ohio. Light showers are falling Ms. Reagan, a consultant to the Republican have been married 10 times over. But because weekend. from clouds over Idaho and adjoiing states. Mostly fair skies National Committee, is serving as a liaison with I’m a famous, successful woman. I can't even get elsewhere over the nation. $31,000 was ‘transferred’ a phone call on Saturday night.” women’s campaign organizations across the The department reported un­ country. She was in town for a rally for — Irene Cara, singer, composer and actress. healthful levels in New Haven and NOTICE OF (People) Republican women who are candidates for major Stratford Friday and moderate state or federal office. elsewhere. NONDISCRIMINATORY 29 89 29 89 30.00 Defrocked priest gets three years for theft POUCY Weather radio SEATTLE He’s a happy jailbird Rob Stein nett said it was much lower. AS TO STUDENTS God save the empress! The National Weather Service BOSTON church was divided,” said Mi­ less dues and donations coming publicly humiliated. That is pain­ Faced with jail or probation, Mark Scott chose United Press International Rev. Thomas L. Milewski, ad­ lewski. "Justice must be served. in,” said Bryson. ” It has pitied ful. That is punishment.” he said. British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher has prison. broadcasts continuous, 24-hour ministrator of the 200-family par­ The Sonshine Day Care Center, weather information on 162.475 4EW YORK The church has attempted in all parishioner against parishioner. "I think this man has suffered been promoted by one of her bitterest foes to ... S P R IN G FIELD , Mass. - A ish. said it could be as high as Inc. admits students of any race, Scott, convicted of bouncing $750 worth of mHz in Hartford, 162.55 mHz in ways to help Thomas Falkowski.” There’s much cynicism in the enough.” color, national or ethnic origin empress! Arthur Scargill, head of the National checl^ in a Carson City, Nev. casino, asked judge Friday jailed a defrocked $ 200,000. Milewski said Falkowski com­ church.” New London and 162.40 mHz in SAN FRANCISCO ST. LOUIS* But Falkowski was .senteneed lo to all the rights, priveleges. pro­ Union of Miners, blasted the P.M. during a speech District Judge MikeFondi to jail him for one year priest for three years for putting While about 25 of Falkowski’s mitted similar acts at St. Mary’s Bryson said the church offered grams, and activities generally Meriden. five concurrent two-year senten­ Saturday in Durham, England. Scargill, whose rather than take the probation recommended by $31,000 of his former parish’s former parishioners looked on church in Lublin. Wis.. St. Mary’s Falkowski psychological treat­ accorded or made available to ces and an additional one-year union supports Britain’s striking dockworkers, the district attorney’s office. The judge granted LO, money into bank accounts al­ Friday, Milewski read a statement church in West Allis, Wis., and St. ment, but he stopped going lo the students at the schcxjl It does was quoted as calling Mrs. Thatcher a "bum­ Scott’s wish. R- legedly used to buy personal items, in court in which he urged the term. not discriminate on the basis of Michael’s church in East Chicago, counselor. race, color, national and ethnic bling, faded enipress ’ The promotion led one Scott, who is from Florida, said his fiancee and HIGHEST including a new Cadillac. judge to accept Bryson’s request Ind., and had been tranferred to Bennett, meanwhile, asked the Bryson said he would would wag to wonder if this means the Iron Lady now TEMPERATURES origin in administration of its her child are in Carson City and he wanted to be L ottery 80 Hampden Superior Court Judge Falkowski be jailed. Springfield as a last chance. judge for probation. proceed with the other charges educational policies, admission outranks the Queen. close to them. George C. Keady Jr. sentenced "His parishioners were unable to "As a result of this individual’s "This man has been stripped of against Falkowski. who al.so faces policies, scholarship and loan Thomas Falkowski, 41, of East comprehend that a priest could be actions there are less people going his priesthood. He has been thrown a civil lawsuit from his former programs, athetics and other -L£6£ N 0. school administered programs 80 Longmeadow, at the urging of capable of such actions. The to church in this parish and there’s out of the/Lhurch. He has been parishioners. | / / , | SWOW former parishioners from St. Jo­ Connecticut daily seph’s Polish National Catholic 9Q\ ( 2 3 •"°” ***'*' Almanac Friday: 789 UPl WEATHER FOTOCAST ' Church in Springfield. Play Four: 5598 "One is not punished because of Today is Saturday. July 21, the who he is, and yet does not go SUMMER FUN unpunished because of who he is,” 203rd day of 1984, with 163 to follow. Lotto: 7,8,24,28,29,31 FREE DRAFT BEER W ITH PIZZAS National forecast said Keady. "The trust that was The moon is in its last quarter. Other numbers drawn Friday in involved in this case is to be taken - at - There is no morning star. New England; into consideration. The evening stars are Venus, Massachusetts daily: 2826 For period ending 7 p.m. EST. During Saturday, thundershowereare ’’The most important thing, as Jupiter, Saturn, Mars and Vermont daily: 062 expected ill the South Atlantic Coast States. Elsewhere weather will far as I ’m concerned, is first to do OUR Mercury. Maine daily: $35 remain fair In general, with skies ranging from sunny to partiy cioudy. justice, and secondly to try to PATTI DUNNE’S BOLTO>4 PIZZA Rhode Island daily; 8126 Maximum temperatures include: Atlanta 82, Boston 83. Chicago 83, Those born on this date are under prove to the citizenry ... that the PIZZA ”4-47” Jackpot: 20-37-40-18 Cleveland 79. Dallas 97. Denver 93, Duluth 83, Houston 92, 5 Weekly Sessions the sign of Cancer. Author Ernest system works justly,” he added. IS THI New Hampshire daily: IS41 Jacksonbvil e 85. Kansas City 93, Little Rock 91. Los Angeles 77. Hemingway wasbornJuly 21,1899. Falkowski, denied a delay in his BEST Weekly sweepstakes: 123-28- Miami 86. Minneapoiis 87, New Orieans 72, New York 69. Phoenix 106, sentence and taken to the July 23-20 (Mon-Fri) August 6-10 (Moir-Fri) FAMILY RESTAURANT Others born on this date: musician yellow San Francisco 72, Seattle 77, St. Louis 92 and VKashIngton. Hampden County House of Correc­ July 30-27 (Mon-Fri) Auguit 13-17 (Mon-Fri) Isaac Stern in 1920, actor- tion, will be eligible for parole in 18 August 20-24 (Mon-Fri) comedian Don Knotts in 1924 and months. comedian Robin Williams in 1952. 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USPS 327-500 VOL. cm. No. 249 Falkowski allegedly emptied GOAL ORIENTED PROGRAM In 1873, outlaw Jesse James held church bank accounts and improp­ “Teach children they can achieve and they will Bring your family for a ride and up the Rock Island express train at Published dally except Sunday and certain halldaysby carry this lesson with them lor life.’’ the Manchester Publishing Co., 16 Bralnard Ploce, *>uooMtod corrier rates ore si 2D wumItIu « c -. erly borrowed money^ in the Adair, Iowa, and escaped with month, $15.35 for three months, $3o 70 for ^*^5 SUMMER TUITION AND POLICY UPl photoD Manchester, Conn. 06040. Second class postaoe paid at church’s name. Tuition is $55.00 per weekly (5-day) session. All sessions run 9:00 a.m. - visit beautiful Bolton $3,000. Manchester, Conn. POSTM ASTER: Send address $61.40 for one year. M a l l ^ o “ a S X b le ? n ? IS ‘«^ ,'! He allegedly put the money into 12:00 p.m. changes to the Manchester Herald, P.O. 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Delivery and a boat, said John Bryson, the Patti Dunne's School of Gymnastics, Inc. d (inside Service Only) should be made by 5 p.m. Monday through Friday and by The Manchester Herold Is o subscriber to United P rn < prosecutor. T I. 643~1014 or 647-1279 a fine place and worth fighting this picture at Tranquility Base as he planted his foot in 7:30 a.m. Saturday. 210 Pine St for.” Bu?JSS o°'cirS5*dtlV’ns.‘'** Audit Bryson said the total amount the lunar soil. taken was probably about $80,000, Manchnstnr. Conn RT. 85, 270 WEST STREET, BOLTON, CT 06040 but defense attorney William Ben­ 4 - M AN CH ESTER HERALD, Saturday. July 21, 1984 M.ANCHKSTKH HER.M.D. Suliiidav. July 21. 1984 5 N e w England Moon moves GENERAL OIL J. B. ELECTRONICS In B rief AARON COOK STEREO • MUSIC AMPS • TV church work MANCHESTER SALES AND SERVICE Newborn probe gets ruling HEATING OIL H ARTFORD — The University of Connecticut Health Center does not have to turn over patient to prison cell - — ooo records to federal officials looking into the QUALITY SERVICE treatment of handicapped newborns, the state attorney general ruled Friday. By Vukanl Magubane The office, in an advisory opinion requested by United Press International cAu 568-3500 JACK BERTRAND 643-1262. UConn President John A. DiBiaggio, said the HAS IT! health center did not have to make the records D AN BU RY — The Rev. Sun M ^ n g Moon left the available to the federal Department of Health and business of running his Unification Church behind B&L Friday but resolved to make his federal prison lanGftetler. Conn. Human Services. • SPRAYING The agency's regional Office for Civil Rights in dormitory its spiritual headquarters during an 18-month stay for tax evasion. • TREE FEEDING & CARE Boston requested access to patient records on the • TREE REMOVAL treatment of handicapped newborns at the UConn Moon. 64, leader of nearly 3 million members of the “No Tree Too Sm air Health Center's John N. Dempsey Hospital in Unification Church, said prior to leaving his New • STUMP GRINDING t 763 ond 19 1 Motn M Momti***lri Farmington. York estate he will move the church's worldwide • SNOWPLOWING Featuring This Week... Phonr 643 1191 oi 643 1900 The federal office is investigating complaints headquarters to the prison "where I will pray and Inaw ad A Ltoarwed • Conn. Arborlit *2176 • EntlbiDok Mnll Mnntfirld that severely handicapped newborns were denied work for this country." Bruce Litvinchyk Phonr 4 56 1141 food or medical treatment and allowed to die at "Our policy does prohibit inmates from operating ! KAsrteN coNNfcricur s several hospitals in Connecticut. busine.ss enterpri.ses" from the prison. Warden 646-3425 UADINO FUU StNVICt OATtaANSt Based on the cases. Lieberman and Ass'istant Dennis Luther said, but Moon is "free to practice his Attorney General William N. Kleinman con­ own religion, have his own Bibles and religious cluded the federal civil rights office cannot materials." Manchester Fence Repair W hen Y o u ’re On T h is "compel disclosure of hospital records concern­ Luther al.so stipulated the Korean evangelist will and Installation ing the treatment of handicapped newborns at the not be allowed to convert or recruit other inmates at Page — You Tell Your John Dempsey Hospital. " the minimum security prison where a string of luminaries have been incarcerated before him. WOODEN FENCES OF ALL KINDS "We really don't anticipate any problems," Luther i Curtis Mathes Storv Not Only With An Few mourners at funeral said, adding that Moon's aides have assured him STOCKADE - SPLIT RAIL - ROUND RAIL PICKET - NEW POSTS Ad, But Also With A NEW HAVE.N — Few mourners appeared for Moon regards the Federal Correctional Institution A1 Schacht's funeral and at first the wife of the "as the center of the church in the religious sense Picture Write-Up... because of his presence." 2 famous ba.seball comedian was up.set. Schacht died Sunday at 91 and theservices were Moon was convicted in 1982 of failure to pay taxes on FREE ESTIMATES HATCH ODELL 646-2151 held Monday in Southbury, where he had lived $162,000 in interest earned on nearly $2 million kept in New York banks. The Supreme Court refused his since 1970 at Heritage Village. No one from appeal on May 14. baseball came to mourn the man millions knew as OVER "The Clown Prince of Ba.seball " in the 1930s. U.S. District Judge Gerard Goettel rejected a plea MANCHESTER 45 1940s. and 1950s. Wednesday fora reduced sentence and also refused to YEARS " I was very surprised and very upset," Mrs. allow Moon to voluntarily leave the country for six MEMORIAL CO. EXPERIENCE Schacht told Bob Casey of the New Haven months instead of going to prison. He will be eligible for parole Jan. 18, 1985. Register. "1 thought to myself that people forget Opp. East Cemetery CALL 849-5807 ybu quickly when you're 91. " she said Friday. "ft's a real sad day for Unification church For All Your Needs "But now I realize that Al's death was very members." said Nevm Colglazier, the church's QUALITY HARRISON ST sudden, and the word really didn't get out. He died Connecticut director. "We really hope he will be TRAVELalNSURANCE Sunday morning and the service was held vindicated in the near future, but we feel that history 391 Broad St., Manchester MEMORIALS MANCHESTER Monday. will vindicate him eventually. Moon spent the last hours of freedom at his $625,000 646-7096 mansion in Irvington, N.Y., attending a farewell Adanti is acting president ceremony with church leaders and his family. "Ni'rii/ig Mtini licsirr /''or O r r r !~>0 \ riirs Moon, who claims his religious mission came NEW B R IT A IN — Michael J. Adanti, a directly from Jesus Christ, will wear khaki fatigues For Only Southern Connecticut State University vice and sleep in an unlocked 8-by-8 foot room with 200 president, was named acting president Friday by other inmates at the camp outside of a medium Pentland The Florist the school's board of trustees. security prison. Per Week, Your Lawrence J. Davidson, chairman of the board, Turnpike TV— 273 West Middle Turnpike, 24 BIRCH ST. Luther said Moon likely will be assigned to a food TEL 643-6247 said Adanti will assume the post immediately. service or janitorial job. Adanti was acting president at Southern for six 643-4444 In his free time. Moon can use the multi-purpose Ad Can Appear F.T.D. months in 1981 after the retirement of former recreational room with a gym, weight lifting Manchester is now Your President Manson Van B. Jennings. Adanti is MASTER CHARGE equipment and ping pong tables. There are two AMERICAN EXPRESS WORLD WIDE credited with helping eliminate a projected television rooms open 24 hours a day. video easette In This Spot! SERVICE JBOO.OOO deficit. movies and a recreational field. Adanti is a 1963 graduate of Southern, was "This is a very relaxed, atmosphere," said Luther Curtis Mathes Home Entertainment Center! captain of the varsity football team, and has spent D P I photo of the facility atop the picturesque hills of western WE SERVICE AND INSTALL INDUSTRIAL AND COMMERCIAL 18 years in higher education. 14 of them at Connecticut 65 miles north of New York City. SPECIALIZING IN We are your convenient source for Quality ment. If something goes wi ong with one of Southern. He was also mayor of Ansonia from The 44-year-old prison has been a repository for They did their part SUPERIOR MUFFLERS Stereo Components, VCR’s and Projection our products, we don’t leave the customer AIR CONDITIONING - REFRIGERATION 1973 to 1977. convicted politicians, mobsters, draft dodgers, spys TV’s as well as Console and Portable Televi­ out in the cold, wc give thorn the service they HEATING and SHEET METAL and protesters against taxes, war and nuclear Jennie and Albert Page of Deerfield, shot down Aug. 6, 1967 in Vietnam. The DON WILLIS GARAGE, INC. sion. need when they need it! specialists Curtis Mathes has long been known for Discrimination suit settled weapons. Among its current population are former N.H. display their own POW-MIA flag couple said it will be 17 years next W HEEL a l i g n m e n t - BRAKE SERVICE WRECKER SfH.i, ^ The difference between Curtis Mathes and Camden, N.J., Mayor Angelo Errichetti and former Friday that will later be flown over the month since Albert Jr. was shot down by* g e n e r a l REPAiR in u quality products, backed by , an exclusive pther electronic products goes on and on. New England Mechanical Services, Inc. SHELTON — School psychologist Jewell S. Rep. John Murphy. D-N.Y., two of the Abscam Propane Cylinders Filled Four Year Limited Warranty. We are also But the best way lo get a real feel for the dif­ Carter has accepted $32,735 from the Board of State house in Concord as the state ground fire, and although Albert Sr. defendants. Air Conditioning Service! fully committed to servicing these elec­ ference is to visit our Curtis Mathes "Home 188 TUNNEL RD. Education to settle a sex discrimination suit she participates in POW-MIA recognition TELEPHONE 18 MAIN STREET Moon associate Takeru Kamiyama was also believes his son is dead, his mother tronic products in our own Service Depart­ Entertainment Center” ! VERNON, CT. 08066 brought against 21 school officials. convicted in the case and ordered to surrender Friday ceremonies in the state house, Hall of never gives up hope that their son 649-4531 MANCHESTER CONN 06U40 Mrs. Carter alleged in a federal suit she was at the federal prison to begin a six-month sentence. 871-1111 threatened with job-related reprisals for reject­ Flags. Their son's F-4 phantom jet wajs remains alive. ing sexual advances by a former superintendent 273 West Middle Tpke., Manchester • 649-3406 l\OII orh'.rs SI'NDA YS <>-/ of schools. She alleged in one reprisal she was ECONOMY LAWN MOWER SERVICE SliPPOR'l' Your Nvighhorhoot! Pharmacy rejected for a principal's job. Senior ('iiizcn niscount.s The settlement agreement, approved by the Rickover expected at sub ceremonies 647-3660 l.ou'CHt Prices in .trea board by an 8-0 vote and disclosed Friday, said while the defendants signed the agreement, they MINIT-MAN PRINTING CROWN PHARMACY GROTON (UPI) — Retired Adm. Hyman G. city. Expert Lawn Mower Repair were making no admission of liability by doing so. retired admiral about the alleged gifts and asked the PRESCRIPTION CENTER Rickover. under investigation for allegedly accepting Rickover is known as the father of the nuclear- General Accounting Office to review account records Free Pickup and Dalivery 423 Center St., Manchester Phone 646-1777 Mrs. Carter, a school employee since 1969, gifts from General Dynamics Corp., will attend the agreed to retire, and waive or withdraw related powered Navy and is generally acknowledged as the of General Dynamics to determine the extent of the 10% Senior Citizens Discount AHMAD K ALTAF 206 West Center Street' commissioning of a submarine named in his honor, a moving force behind construction of the USS Nautilus, gift giving. Registered Pharmacist Manchester, Cl 06040- claims before the state Commission on Human Navy spokesman said Friday. Low Cost Printing Is Only MIISITS Rights and Opportunties, and the Equal Employ­ the nation's first nuclear-powered submarine. In a telephone interview Wednesday, Rickover said (203) 649 0312 M//.W The USS Rickover will join the fleet as the nation’s The Nautilus, like the Rickover, was built by the most of the gifts were handed out at ship-launching FREE ESTIMATES PHOMPt. PhHSOSAI ment Opportunity Commission. Call anytlma between 8 em, end 10 pm.. 7 daye e week 24th 688-class submarine in dockside ceremonies Electric Boat division of General Dynamics The ceremonies. "They always handout these gifts ... sol away at Your MINIT-MAN Printing cot HTLOI S ShMt lU: M( hONAl.irs) Saturday at the U.S. Naval Submarine Base. company's alleged gifts to Rickover while he headed naturally collected a lot of them." Rickover said. McKinney has challengers Rickover's long-time friend and ally. Rep. Charles the Navy's nuclear shipbuilding program were "When I left my job as head of the nuclear section, I EVERYTHING IN GLASS Bennett, D-Fla., will give a speech. discovered during a Justice Department investiga­ had a room full of junk that contractors had given ■WE CAN T HIDE BEHIND OUR PRODUCT’ BR ID G EPO R T — Three Fairfield County "We're planning on the admiral attending, tion of government shipbuilding contracts. For Only ^15 Democrats have finally emerged to seek their me," Rickover said. “Iputthem out on a table and the certainly. His wife (Eleonore) is the sponsor so she President Reagan and Navy Secretary John employees who worked for me went out and took them party's nomination and challenge seven-term will be there," said Lt. Edward Lundquist. "We are Lehman forced Rickover to retire on Jan. 19, 1982, — not all of them." incumbent Rep. Stewart B. McKinney, R-Conn, in LA. WHITE GLASS CO. not planning oh the admiral giving any address." after 64 years of service. An act of Congress had General Dynamics said it was "inappropriate” to Per Week, Your the 4th District. Rickover, 84, was also silent last Aug. 23 when the allowed Rickover to remain on active duty for 20 years The candidates include Ruth L. Sims, former comment because "the Justice Department is fast-attack submarine was launched. It is the first of beyond the mandatory retirement age of 62. interviewing some of our present and retired * 4 9 - 7 3 3 3 first selectwoman of Greenwich, John Orman of the nuclear-powered submarines not named after a A House subcommittee this week questioned the employees." Ad Can Appear Fairfield, chairman of the politics department at f.K :io It: IKS t:\rnKirM t Fairfield University and Jonathan D, Kantro- 31 BISSELL ST. MANCHESTER witz, a businessman and lawyer also from •MIRRORS •SHOWER DOORS •STORE FRONTS Fairfield. •SAFETY GLASS •BATHTUB ENCLOSURES «ETC In This Spot! A special subcommittee will submit the names State worker fired for taking time off of all three candidates to a nominating convention July 23 at Fairfield University, said John Wrabel, By M ark A. Dupuis 4th District convention chairman. Earlier this week, two bridge inspectors in the state problems in the agency that he felt warranted a C u rtis United Press International Department of Transportation were fired for review by the legislative panel. McKinney already has been nominated for an collecting extra pay for underwater inspection work Fleming had asked Sen. A. Cynthia Matthews, Ziebart eighth term at the Republican district HARTF'ORD — The state's welfare commissioner IM ath e s Rustproollng Company convention. they allegedly didn’t do. D-Wethersfield, and Rep. Robert C. Sorensen. moved Friday to tighten controls on worker The divers, Charles A. Banky and Stanley C. Jones, D-Meriden, for the probe because of penalties the HOME ENTERTAINMENT CENTER Vernon Industrial Place compensatory time following the dismissal of a also are expected to appeal their dismissals. Republican said were imposed on the agency by the Video • Television • Stereo 1-GlAZE Clark Road MUD worker who allegedly took time off to make up for © College has new program Meanwhile Friday, the co-chairmen of the Legisla­ federal government. overtime she hadn’t worked. MTEiioA Vernon, CT FLAPS ture’s Human Services Committee rejected a In a sharply worded letter, the Democratic PROTECTION p, oxH) SUN ROOFS HARTFORD — A new scholarship program in Commissioner Stephen B. Heintz said he issued a Republican request for an investigation of the chairmen rejected the request and charged Fleming WEEKEND SPECIAL computing will be introduced by the University of memorandum to strengthen compliance with policies Rent VCR & 3 Movies $19.95 Department of Income Maintenance. was trying to use the committee "as a pawn in your 273 W.MIDDLE TPKE. CALL FOR DETAILS Hartford this fall for women a minorities, with 10 on compensatory time in the Department of Income Rep. James T. Fleming, R-Simsbury, said the quest for political attention and status, all at the recipients cho.sen each yeai;. Maintenance. compensatory time matter was another example of expense of the disadvantaged people of this state. ” 872-3361 Along with technical training, scholarship Heintz issued the memorandum after state auditors recipients will receive academic advising, career raised questions about the welfare' department’s MERCURY S/n-t tiihzuiy ni II iiirTwat>Min nwpt additional support from private foundations, working overtime, except under limited stamps and engraved name plates and pins of circumstances. tary school teachers with severely Kevin Barry, Linda Thatcher, Tom Barry and corporations and individuals. limited mathematics backgrounds Early evenings and Saturdays 643-2711 all sizes within a reasonable time, at very Brian Barry.) . n The grant awards included $6,150 for the The income maintenance commissioner said it had are being asked to teach junior SEE US FOR ENGRAVED NAME ELATES not been decided if the woman would be required to TRY OUR NEW University of Connecticut Health Center in high mathematics." — Set your own hours — ; 3-M lOND COPIER! reimburse the state for the 5'A hours. Farmington for a three-day symposium on public School officials in Hartford said policy issues affecting health care for the elderly ; In reviewing the matter. Auditors Henry J. Becker among the city’s 45 mathematics TELEPHONE 649-6713 Fully ln$ured $8,585 for a book discussion series on family Jr. and Leo V. Donohue cited weaknesses in the teachers in grades seven and eight, issues in literature by the Southeastern Connecti­ welfare department’s policies for reporting employee only two majored in math in PAUL 8HAM0NIS LANDSCAPER If You Would Like To Custom Kitchen Center cut Library Association in Groton. attendance. college and five were certified to For further information contact KiTc/ien &■ Bathroom Hvmotlvling Keep Your Eyes Also, $23,446 for the state Department of Heintz said the auditors had raised some "helpful teach high school math. See Your Ad Here, Call Aging's "humanist in residence” program: questions” about the policies and procedures and said Circulation Manager GENERAL LANDSCAPING Visit Our Showroom At: $9,463 for seminars on ethical issues in health the agency would be looking into ways to improve the Robert Gridley, the city’s assist­ AND LANDSCAPE MAINT^ANCE The Herald Advertising care by the Connecticut Nurses Association in system. ant chairman for junior high 25 Olcott Street On This Space Meriden and $14,683 to the Milford Historical mathematics, said while some at 647-9946 However, he noted, it would be complicated to Call For Free Eallmale Department At: Mon. - Sat. 9 - 5:30 Society for a permanent exhibition of Native establish a central system for recording attendance teachers have trained themselves, American artifacts. "there are still a lot of marginal Must be 18 years of age or older. 643-2711 Thurs. till 9 PM Next Week... because many of its 1,500 employees work at locations situations out there, people with 17S W O O D L A N D ST, ‘ArmrnfylmtdKwpIngBmlmn away from the central offices in Hartford. weak backgrounds in math." MANCHESTER, CONN. 06040 6 4 9 -7 5 4 4 MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday, July 21, 1984-7 6 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday. July 21. I9B4

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Brvan Anderson S I - Dr. Gene Scott two abducted children Charieson, Dennis Christopher United Press International 1981 Brown. 1980 - Children's Theatre (Heather Blcknell, I., and Washington ( 8 ) ( 8 - Silver Spoons Ricky s ® - MOVIE: 'Boom' A much- WASHINGTON — As a key part of its Central "In less than five years, ” says the report, "the Andrew Fenwick) who are married. ever-widowed recluse of NEW YORK — Even Norman Lear probably (S ) - Nows/Sports/Weather taken away by the U.S. first hunting trip turns into dismay America policy, the Reagan administration claims that Sandinistas have built the largest and best-equipped Merry-Go-Round when he is faced with reality of encKmcHJS wealth end power couldn't sell a series with a Puerto Rican playing God (8 ) > Barney Bear & Friends Department of Justice In finds her domein invaded by a Nicaragua is actively exporting revolution to military force in Central America. About 240 tanks and having to kill a deer (R) to the commercial networks, but Warner Bros, has - Ring Around the World “ Hide In Plain Sight,” airing man promising delights beyond armored vehicles, surface-to-air missiles, 152mm (29 - This Old House any she had known. Ehzabeth managed to sell six episodes of "Steambath” to pay neighboring countries. It’s now vital that the White (58l - Exchange Robert Wagman howitzers and 122mm multiple-rocket launchers give it •ATUlWAY, JULY 31 on ( ^ - Do-It-Yourself Show Taylor, Richard Burton. Noel Co­ cable TV’s Showtime. House prove this, since its policy will definitely be - Morningtown CBS. ward. 1968 under fire in the coming political campaign. a mobility and a firepower capacity unmatched in the 9:00 P.M. Jose Perez stars in the series, which is based on a 7:30 A.M. ® » - Love Boat Gopher dis- 12:00 A.M. One major issue is whether Nicaragua is sending a region." 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Perez, who appeared in the acclaimed 1973 PBS used it to justify continued support for the anti- (S - ESPN's Horse Racing 29 - MOVIE: 'Bed Boys' Jailed Killer Tom etoee’ This spoof of Ferraro W eekly horror movies ceils itself ‘The Most journalists who have worked in Central for an accidental killing, a young movie with Bill Bixby and Valerie Perrine, will Sandinista contras. First Musical Disaster Comedy'. Intelligence Committee, who said, “ The intelligence America during the past few years say they’ve seen ^ (3$ - Fraggle Rock criminal struggles to the top of reprise his role as God in the series. Recently, these claims of continued high-volume the prison snake pit. Sean Penn. Jack Riley, David Miller. George little evidence to support the Reagan administration’s IS ) - Popeye and Friends weapons traffic were called into question by David committee has not been presented with any conclusive Ally Sheedy. Rated R Wilson. The episodes take place in a purgatorial steambath claims. Reporters who have traveled with the leftist may help e ) - Sports Review 8 ) - News/Sports/Weather MacMichael, a former analyst for the CIA. MacMichael information on the subject. The federal intelligence O l - Alfred Hitchcock where God appears as a wisecracking Puerto Rican - Jackson Sive Show guerrillas say their weapons consist primarily of U .S.- ward. 19bb attendant. said that such claims were based on outdated agency has an obligation to answer Mr. MacMichael ® - MOVIE: The Last 0 1 - Dr. Gene Scott made arms stolen from government depots. In addition, - It's Your Business (l9 - USA Super Cartoon information and that administration officials were with facts.” iZ) - Rod & Reel Chaltenge' A retired gunfighter Saturday • 2D - News Update 12:30 A.M. The plot lends Itself well to guest stars. WASHINGTON — The reaction m - Jackson Five Cartoon turned marshal finds his leisurely misleading Congress. The CIA and other intelligence In an attempt to counter MacMichael’s statements, reporters who have traveled with government forces (31 - Dr. Gene Scott - Mame'e Family Naomi 29 - MOVIE: 'Jaws III' A Great “ Somebody new dies every week.” Perez said. of White House insiders to Walter 11:00 A.M. life upset by a brash young gun­ the administration issued a new assessment — which, say that captured guerrillas usually have carried U.S.- 8;00A.M. and Vint's honeymoon is inter­ White shark gets trapped in the organizations, he said, lack hard evidence of any Mondale’s choice of Rep. Geral­ ® ^ - Puppy/Scooby Doo slinger. Gtenn Ford. Angie Dickin­ @1 - Too Close for Comfort rupted when Mama decides to lagoon of a Florida resort. Louis although stamped "secret,” is being selectively leaked made weapons — especially M-16 rifles whose C D CD ~ Charlie Brow n ft Show son. Chad Everett. 1967 (8 ) - News/Sporte/Weather Gossett, Jr , Dennis Quaid, Bess PEREZ SAID an attempt was made to sell sizable weapons flow from Nicaragua to the El dine Ferraro, D-N.Y., as his 8r>oopy spend the night in their honey­ CD (S) - Hardy Boys/Nancy moon suite. (R) Armstrong^ 1983 Rated PG Salvador rebels since the spring of 1981. to members of the media. markings indicate they were once the property of El 2D - News Update @ 1 - Classic Country “ Steambath” to the commercial networks. 2 running-mate was a sort of grading CD " Wonderama Drew Mysteries MacMichael, 56, a former Marine, produced The study was jointly prepared by the State and Salvador. - MOVIE: 'Stars and Stripes - U)s Suegros y Los Nietos 8 ) - MOVIE: 'Kruir A young (8 ) - Evans and Novak “ They loved it, but they felt they couldn’t handle admiration: They hadn’t expected C D m - Monchhichis/Little (39 ~ Scholastic Sports Forever' The eventful years of warrior attempts to rescue his m - Julia Child ft More (29 - Despedida intelligence estimates on Central America for the CIA's Defense departments and accuses Nicaragua of being Rescals/Richie Rich Academ y John Philip Sousa's life between bride from evil space invaders that subject matter and be free.". safe, sane, solid Walter Mondale to Com pany National Intelligence Council under a two-year contract the center of a "subversive system” for Central REPORTERS IN EL SALVADOR say that in recent - Christopher Close-Up - Dr. Gene Scott 1892 and 1900 are portrayed. Ken Marshall. Lysette Anthony. 1:00A.M. Even PBS had problems selling the movie to its make such a bold move. Clifton W ebb, Debra Page, Rob­ Freddie Jones. 1983, Rated PG that ended in March 1983. Since 1983, he has traveled America. This system, it says, involves the weeks, government troops have markedly stepped up - Tom & Jerry (S ) “ News Update 5:30 P.M. CD - MOVIE: She's Working affiliates, he said. "This bounces the chessboard,” ert Wagner. 1952. 29 " Evening at Pops ‘The Man­ Her Way Through College’ A collaboration of 14 countries and leftist their efforts to intercept a shipment of weapons from (3S - SportsCenter (8) ^ - Mr. T (39 ~ Video Jukebox “ But eventually It became such a cult hit. PBS has extensively in Central America as a private citizen. a member of President Reagan’s & - Van Can Cook hattan Transfer.' The |azz vocal burlesque queen decides to got a Nicaragua to El Salvador. This effort has actually gone ® ) - MOVIE; 'Honkytonk Man' - International Edition (29 *- America's T ch> Ten group. The Manhattan Transfer, college education Virginia Mayo, “ internationalist groups,” including more than 9,000 29 - Futbol Intemacional: been using It as a fund-raiser ever since. inner circle told me. Then he In hopes of performing on the 8 ) - Newsmaker Saturday joins John Williams and the Bos­ Gene Nelson, Ronald Reagan. STATE D EPARTM ENT AND CIA officials have Cubans and military or civilian advisers from the on for three years, with little result, and El Salvador’s 0 1 - Pelicula: 'Rosario* Barcelona va. Atletltx) Bilbao “ They’ve gotten a lot of mileageout of it and.sohave admitted frankly: “ We aren’t sure Grand Ole Opry. an aging country (8 ) - MOVIE: North to Alaska' ton Pops Orchestra for a special 1952 military leaders admit they’re under intense pressure (S) - New Tech Times (8) - MOVIE: 'Scream of the rejected MacMichael's claims but haven't released Soviet Union, East Germany, Bulgaria, Czechoslovakia, singer travels across the back- instead of bringing back his fi­ performance (60 min) - A B C N ew s I,” said Perez. what it means.” roads of America with his ne­ Demon Lover' A woman scien­ CD Poland, Hungary and Libya. from U.S. advisers to obtain proof of a continued 11:15A.M. ance, a prospector brings his (g) - MOVIE: 'The Postman “ I ’ve done a lot of work but that’s what I ’m best evidence of a continuing arms flow. A CIA spokesman phew Clint Eastwood, Kyle tist and an aristocrat work on an CD - MOVIE: 'Ban>n Blood' An In the short run. White House partner a beautiful consolation Always Rings Twice' The story said that hard evidence does exist, but that MacMichael weapons flow. Eastwood Rated PG 25) - Sports experiment white a murderer evil spirit IS unleashed upon an known for. If I don’t do anything else. I’m happy I did prize. John Wayne. Stewart of a love affair between a young insiders anticipate an immediate haunts a remote village. Jeff unsuspecting world when a dead was never given access to it. The spokesman wouldn't THE STUDY, TITLED ’Nicaragua’s Military The Reagan administration’s often-stated theory is m - Pumpkin Creek 11:30 A.M. Granger, Fabian. 1960. ‘Steambath.’ I ’m most proud of that.’’ surge of favorable reaction to Chase, Jennifer Hartley, Agostino wife and a hired man. Lana Tu r­ man comes to avenge his end. that the rebels’ weapons and supplies are coming north ner. John Garfield, Cecil Kelta- say why the evidence was withheld. MacMichael had Buildup and Support for Central American a s - Dr. Gene Scott (39 - Video Jukebox Belli. 1971. (29 “ Better Health Joseph Cotton, Elke Sommer, Born in Puerto Rico and raised in Manhattan’s Ferraro’s selection. But by No­ way. 1946. Massismo Girotti 1972 top security clearances, was hired to provide full Subversion.” traces the way in which the Sandinistas, from Nicaragua through Honduras via truck or mute, e t - Spiderman (59 - Do It For Yourself ® - Let’s Go Dowling (@) - Victory Garden Hell’s Kitchen neighborhood, Perez began acting as a vember, they predict, the glamor 9:15P.M. (3D - Twilight Zone assessments on Central American affairs and says he "step by step, have become a menace to their neighbors or by dugout canoes accross the Gulf of Fonseca. The - News/Sports/Weather (8 ) - Sports Update /Games of 2D " Evening at Pops 'The Man­ 6:00 P.M. child when a representative of the Boy’s Club spotted and novelty of a woman candidate '8 4 hattan Transfer.' The jazz vocal - Vour Money (39 - Dr. Gene Scott asked for such evidence. and to the Nicaraguan people.” Salvadoran army and navy have committed large (S ) ^ - Flintstone Funnies “ N e w s (2D him outside a famous Broadway delicatessen and will have worn off. 22) (S£ - Amazing Spiderman ft group, The Manhattan Transfer, CD CD numbers of troops to the weapons-interception effort, CS) - M O V IE : 'Th e Pursuit of 9:30P.M. (8 ) - News Update MacMichael’s view was supported by Sen. Daniel Like earlier studies, it goes to great lengths to depict Incredible Hulk joins John Williams and the Bos­ CD - Baretta asked him if he could sing. Six months ago, in a New Year’s D .B . Cooper' An insurance de­ (8 - Bionic Woman and those numbers have increased in recent weeks. ton Pops Orchestra for a special CD - MOVIE: The Big Patrick Moynihan, D-N.Y., vice chairman of the Senate Nicaragua as a major military power in the region. tective pursues a thief who para­ 29 > Alternative Futures C D *- Racing From Belntont forecast. I suggested that Mon­ performance. (60 min.) Hengover' A promising young 29 - MOVIE; The Road chutes into Oregon with (3D - SUr Trek PEREZ SANG a little birthday tune and the man dale’s best hope of overcoing (§^ - America Works lawyer solves his secret weak­ W arrior' A loner helps fight a $200,000 Robert Duvall, Treat 2:15P.M. (32) - Super Bouts of the '60‘s ness; an allergy to liquor Van band of pillagers m posl-W orld asked his parents if the lO-year-old child could Williams, Kathryn Harrold. 1981. 12:00 P.M. Ronald Reagan’s popularity might @ ) - Health Week 'Sugar Ray Leonard vs. Ayub Kal- Johnson, Elizabeth Taylor. Fay W ar III Australia Mel Gibson. audition for a part in the Broadway musical "South be to choose a woman as his Rated PG CD “ Dance Fever ule (Houston. June, 1981).' (60 Holden. 1950 Bruce Spence, Vernon Wells Guest editorial 2:30 P.M. min.) Pacific” starring Mary Martin and Ezio Pinza. ninning-mate. - Sesame Street (Closed CD “ Fame 2D - This Week in Japan 1982 Rated R Captioned] (3) - M O V IE : 'M c Q ' After a fel- ( 3 - MOVIE: 'Honkytonk Man' ( 8 - Taking Advantage He got the part, then went on to do live television, a (D “ Biskitts (8 ) ® - PcK>ple Are Funny In that respect. Mondale made a @ ) > Chapulin Colorado low officer is gunned down, a pol­ In hopes of performing on the movie in Mexico and other Broadway shows. CD ® - British Open Coverage ice lieutenan sets out to capture a Grand Ole Opry, an aging country 1:15A.M. wise choice. Ferraro dedicated (S ) ■ From the Editor's Desk of the third round is presented 10:00 P.M. suspected drug dealer he be­ singer travels across the back- 8 ) - Sports Update /Games of Hard times came in Perez’s 20s, so he went to school from The Old Course. St A n ­ G C - N e w s herself — after the shambles of lieves is responsible for the roads of America with his ne­ 6 4 8:15A.M. drews. Scotland (2 hrs.) and began studying his craft. Democratic defeat four years ago shooting. John Wayne. Eddie Al­ phew. Clint Eastwood, Kyle CD ® ~ Fantasy Island A mer­ Conrail support (32) - Instructional “ The last 10 to 15 years I ’ve started making it all CD - Greatest American Hero bert, Diana Muldaur, Colleen De- Eastwood Rated’PG. maid asks to be allowed to die — to making a difference in 1984. whurst. 1974 and a banker wants a new pur­ 8:30 A.M. (3D - Lifestyles of the Rich and - Dr. Gene Scott over again,” said Perez. (3 pose in life. (R) (60 min ) (Closed 1:30 A.M. Whether she had her eye on the - Saturday Supercade Famous @ ) - Style With Elea Klansch CE) CD - Fame Captioned] (D - Hot Tracks He was in an ABC series in 1975, "On the Rocks, ’ ’ but vice presidency even then, she CD - America's Top Ten - Inside the USFL A wrap- - Cookin' Cheap (32) 8 ) - News/Sports/Weather CD - MOVIE: 'Foreign Intrigue' after one season, the show was where its title put it, proved a point up of the 1984 season.' 2D “ Independent News won’t say, but she set about - Meet the Mayors @ - Star Search A press agent finds intrigue, mur­ S I - Firing Une (39 ~ Gr. Gene Scott despite being scheduled between two hits, “ Welcome positioning herself for important (33) - Herald of Truth (39 - MOVIE: Wavelength' Ex­ der and romance while investigat­ traterrestrial creatures trapped by 3:00 P.M. - Rolando Barret Show (8 ) *■ Wild, Wild West ing the mysterious past of a rich Back Kotter” and “ Barney Miller.” role in the 1984 campaign. (32) - Play Your Best Golf the Air Force undergo rigorous ® - MOVIE; Ten Tigers From (3 ) - White Shadow 8 ) - News/Sports/Weather employer. Robert Mitchum, “ It was a show about prisoners and I don’t think the Conrail can repay much of (39) ** Scholastic Sports scientific experiments - Robert Kw angtung' Genevieve Page, Ingrid Tulean. The wisdom of selective (S2l - W orid W ar I ( 8 ) ■ Rousters W yatt helps network Celt morally good about it because it glorified Academ y Carradine. Rated PG. ® - MOVIE: A New Uaf A (39 1956 government intervention in the governments invest­ IT WAS NO ACCIDENT that 6:30 P.M. out an old friend who is being convicts.’’ Perez said. Ferraro was given the high-profile - Superman/Aquaman/ (39 - You! Magazine for playboy who has no money mar­ blackmailed into using his cow ­ (3D - Independent News the economy was proved ment The 14 bids to buy the Batman W om en ries an understanding heiress ® ® - CBS Newt boy skills for dope smugglers Since then Perez has been in the acclaimed Walter Matthau, Elaine May. (2D - Election Watch job chairing the convention’s plat­ « ) >- Big Story “ Dr. Gene Scott ® ® ® - Now. . (60 min.) again when the Department railroad offer, on average, to (39 1971. 8 - That's the Spirit Broadway production of “ Two Gentlemen of form committee. Ever since she - MOVIE; 'Sky Riders' A @ ) - Pinnacle - Elizabeth R ® (39) - Shirt Tales (29 ® - MOVIE: 'The Last Msn on (29 8 - MOVIE; Dig That Verona,” and such movies as "D.C. Cab” with Mr. T, of Transportation received 14 pay the government $1 billion gang of terrorists kidnap the fa­ came to Washington five years - Burbujas Programs infantil (SJ - Mastorpiaca Theatra 'To 29 - El Mundo del Box U ranium ' The Boys buy a mine in mily of a wealthy businessman Earth' After a strange epidemic, ’’Sting II” and he just finished making ’ ’Stick” with offers to buy the once- in cash and return to the producido en Mexico Serve Them All My Days ' Chal­ Nevada and depart to claim their ago, she has impressed both the James Coburn, Susannah York, one man, left alive, finds himself 10:30P.M. Burt Reynolds, George Segal and Candice Bergen. being sought by the walking dead lenged by his job and content in fortune. The Bowery Boys. Leo troubled Consolidated Rail government another $1.2 bil­ House leadership and her col­ (Stt - That Teen Show Robert Culp 1976 who, at night, leave their graves. his marriage to Beth, David is CD - Black News Gorcey. Huntz Hall '1956 The actor said he prefers film work to television and ~ Election W atch given his first promotion. (R) (60 Corp. lion in tax credits Conrail leagues with her willingness to 9:00A.M. (2D Vincent Price. Franca Bettoca. (3D “ Wall Street Journal 8 - ABC News is uncertain of whether he would take another series 1964, min.) (Closed Captioned] When Conrail was formed received, in effect givig the work long and hard, with her - Star Search (8) - MOVIE: 'Kruir A young (32) " SportsCenter for commercial television if he were offered the warrior attempts to rescue his Q S ^ f O V I E : M y Bk>od Runs 2:00 A.M. sensitivity to gut issues, and with - New Scooby/Scrappy 7:00 P.M. ( 8 ) ~ O dd Couple in 1976 from six bankrupt rail government $2.2 billion. bride from evil space invaders. C o lo u r young girt meets a boy CD CD - Movie Cont'd opportunity. her skill at pulling disperate Doo Ken Marshall, Lysette Anthony. CD ** News Convention Special In addition, a profitable who calls her by the name of a 11:00 P.M. (3D - Space: 1999 “ Television is too limited. The budget doesn’t allow firms, it was. bluntly put, a - Nine on New Jersey Freddie Jones 1983 Rated PG long-dead ancestor, and relives a CD •* Too Close for Comfort factions together. In short, Ferra­ CD CD CD (S) d9 29- N e w s 29 - Rmg Cont'd any time. I’m very critical of myself and my work. I mess. Miles and miles of Conrail and its employees (33) - Hoe H aw (29 * Square Foot Gardening love tryst of generations before. C P - Fame ro’s political skills may be crucial Troy Donahue, Joey Heatherton. CD - MOVIE: 'The Eagle Has (39 - Dr. Gene Scott have to live with it.” (32) ■ ESP N Special Presenta­ ancient track combined with will pay taxes to the Treas­ to Mondale’s efforts this year. ® - MOVIE: 'Dirty Mary, Barry Sullivan. 1965. CD ~ M u pp et S how Landed' The Nazis try to kidnap tion: 1984 British Open Golf 8 - At The Movies The fact that there are not a great number of C razy Larry' T w o stock car ra­ - Major League Baseball: Winston Churchill in an attempt thousands and thousands of ury. And finally, one must As a working mother, Ferraro Championship - Second Round cers lead lawmen on a dangerous CD (39 “ Dr. Gene Scott New York at Cincinnati to end the war without being obli­ (8 ) - Sports Update opportunities for Latins on television does not bother 7-8 from St. Andrews, Scotland unnecessary employees to add to this the incalculable understands the problems of this chase, after extorting $150,000 2D “ News Updete terated. Michael Caine, Donald 2:15A.M. Perez particularly. (39) - You! Magazine for from a supermarket. Peter Forida. (3D “ Danpe Fever Sutherland, Robea Duvall. 1977 economic effects of continued growing segment of the - MOVIE: One Reiny waste money. vm W om en Susan George. Roddy McDowell. 29 (32)" SportsCenter (39-M O VIE; 'Heartaches* Two “ It’s just the nature of the business. This country’s t P - Jackie Gleason Show population. For example, she has 1974, Afternoon' A Parisian actor ar­ women search for the ideal man. Since then the government rail service in the Northeast (39 - Dr. Gene Scott ranges a rendezvous with a mar- 29 - Cover Story (3D - Odd Couple Margot Kidder, Annie Potts, Rob­ folklore is not about Latins, it’s about an Anglo tried to eliminate the penalty 2D - Sesame Street [Closed and Midwest, as well as the (H) - How the West Was Won ried lady in a movie theatre and (39 - Dr. Gene Scott (39 - Not Necessarily Olympics ert Carradine. 1981. Rated R culture. I don't resent that.” has helped Conrail to the tune PKE$IPENTIM. CAMPAIGKIS Captioned] makes advances on the wrong Social Security imposes on - Solid Gold continued employment of (S) - News Update woman only to be slapped by a 29 (39 - Night Flight of about $7.7 billion. Such women who, like Ferraro, 12:30 P.M. S3) @9) - Smurfs lawsuit and smitten by love. Fran­ 8 ) “ News Update (39 - Dr. Gene Scott 2:30 A.M. NEITHER DOES he see the idea of portraying God faith proved justified, for 39,000 people. temporarily gave up full-time CD - MOVIE; 'Cahill. U.S. cis Lederer, Ida Lupino. 1936. (29 > Sesame Street [Closed Marshal' J.D Cahill, a tough law- (22) - N e w s 29 - Battlestar Galactica (S ) - SportsCenter as a Latin as being anti-establishment. Those who suggest that Captioned] (@) - Kathy's Kitchen Conrail recorded a profit of careers to raise their children. man, sets his skills as a tracker (29 - World War II: G.l. Diary 8 ) - Pinnacle (8 ) - Crossfire “ That’s something I like about the piece,” he said. - Ask the Manager against a wily bank robber. John $313 million last year, and government always and inva­ Though essentially pragmatic in 3:15P.M. (8 ) “ Bella Conmigo (8 ) - Eros America Wayne. George Kennedy. Gary “ ‘Steambath’ says God is not just that poster of a (E ) - Supersoccer (8 ) - In Search of... this year it is expected to do riably adopt a hostile attitude her views on women’s rights, Grimes 1973 (8 ) “ Washington Dialogue w/ 8 ) - Twilight Zone 3:00 A.M. blue-eyed, white man. God is anything.” Dan Schorr - Party with the Rovers even better. toward business would do Feraro has a steel core of dedica­ 9:15A.M. CD - Wrestling 2D - Monty Python Flying CD - MOVIE: 'Shadow of a Perez lives in Greenwich Village and has an Commentary tion to the cause that was forged by (S ) - Health Week 3:30 P.M. 29 - At The Movies Circus D oubt' A man eludes the police The turnaround took more well to consider how bleak the (32) - ESPN Special; USFL and hides out in small California apartment in Los Angeles. Exhibition Football - Philadel­ “ Muppet Show the discrimination she endured as 9:30A.M. CD 7:15P.M. town with his sister's family. Ter­ future of those 39,000 Conrail phia vs. Tampa Bay from “ I don’t like Los Angeles. It’s not the city, it’s not the than money. There were 02) - ESPN's Speedweek 8 ) - Sports Saturday esa Wright. Joseph Cotten, Mac­ she made her way in a man’s ( D CD - Dungeons and Wembley Stadium. London. 11:30P.M. country. It’s somewhere in between." painful cutbacks. Out of the employees and the rail net­ Dragons (9 ) - MOVIE: 'Jaws III' A Great donald Carey 1943 world. England 7:30P.M. CD - MOVIE: 'Jesse Owens He feels that living in the city gives him an (D ^ - Pac-Man/Rubik Cube White shark gets trapped in the Story' Pt.1 This film dramatizes (3D - Twilight Zone 110,000 employees the rail­ work in the Northeast and In a recent interview with my ^9 “ Seeing Stars CD Gerry Brooks Show Is Geraldine Ferarro capable Hour lagoon of a Florida resort. Louis the life story of Olympic hero opportunity to become involved with people in real 8 - Night Flight road had in 1976, only 39,000 Midwest would have been, associate Vicki Waren, Ferraro 22) - Thundarr Gossett, Jr.. Dennis Quaid, Bess CD - All In the Family Jesse Owens Dorian Harewood. ® > Davey/Goliath Armstrong. 1983. Rated PG. - Dr. Gena Scott situations — rather than Hollywood versions of ** Victory Garden Debbi Morgan. George Kennedy 29 are left, and only 14,200 of the had it not been for the timely recalled what it was like being one (31 - Japan Today (29 (H) - At The Movies (H - MOVIE: Love at First 1984 (8 ) - News/Sports/Weathar real-life. of only two women in a night 2 9 " Baseball Bunch (39 *■ Dragnet original 23,000 miles of track action of Congress. (S) - Money Week Bite' A vampire visits the big city “ New York Hot Tracks “ I try as an artist to be involved in daily life. I try us of running the country in crisis 8 ) “ Evans and Novak CD law-school class at Fordham. S I - Foro Loco 1:00P.M. in this lighthearted spoof. George 3:30 A.M. much as possible to be involved with people. They’re in the system remain. Hamilton. Susan St. James, Ri­ - MOVIE: 'The Day the CD - MOVIE: 'Support Your “ Professors would call on you (8 ) " Three Stooges CD “ Dance Show (29 - One Step Beyond But, potentially, a viable - BOSTON HERALD chard Benjamin. 1979. Rated PG. Earth Stood Still' An alien ad­ Local Gunfighter' A runaway bri­ (3D my barometer. They keep me honest, both us an arti.sl Bv William A. Rusher couple of weeks ago. (Word from when it was a case involving rape CD - MOVIE: 'The World, the vises earth to stop aggressive degroom is mistaken by a feud- (39 - PKA Full Contact Karate six years in the House of Represen­ 10;00A.M. Flesh and the Devil' Only three 29 - Little House on the Prairie ridden small town for a notorious and as a human being.” conquests of outer space or risk the Mondale camp at the time was or sodomy, and everyone would CD ~ Kidsworld people are known to be alive after (8 ) - Newsmaker Saturday tatives, where she is a member of 2D “ Yen Can Cook annihilation. Michael Rennie, Pa­ gunfighter. James Garner. Suz­ a death-dealing dose of isotope anne Pleshetie, Chuck Connors NEW YORK - Whatever one that she "didn’t do herself any giggle as one of the two females C D ^ Saturday Morning tricia Neal, Hugh Marlowe. 1951. the committees on the budget, on poisoning has swept the globe. 4:00 P.M. 1971 3:45 A.M. Graduates wanted thinks of Walter Mondale’s choice briefed the class.” CD ’ Tarzan; Lord of the Jungle Rated G. good” by her hard-bitten disregard public, works and transportation Harry Belefonte. Inger Stevens, (D CD - CBS Sports Special: GD - Racing from Yonkers (39 - MOVIE: 'An Officer and a Are you a recent college grad? Want your of Rep. Geraldine Ferraro as his of various "idealistic” considera­ and on aging. Her experience in the And when she eventually got her CD " All Star Wrestling Mel Ferrer, 1959. The U.S. Olympic Team vs. the (29 “ Best of Gleason Gentlem an' A hardened loser is 2D - Honeymooners running mate, it is prudent to tions.) Above all, choosing Ms. degree and started looking for (35) - th is Is the U SFL (S) - MOVIE: 'Time Warp' NBA All-Sura (8 ) - This Is Your Ufe taught to accept responsibility by accomplishment listed in the Manchester Herald? Berry's World fields of defense and foreign policy - ESPN Special: USFL a tough drill sergeant and is sof­ (39 - MOVIE; 'Smokey and the ' While seeking out a black hole, an 02) - 3rd Annual Legenday (8 ) ~ Movie Loft ft Company 22) It’s simple. There’s a form to fill out which you cun assume that he sincerely believes Ferraro guarantees that the ar­ work, Ferraro was told by one law Exhibition Football - Philadel­ is nil. Bandit III' A sheriff is challenged astronaut finds that his ship has Pocket Billiards SUrs Match tened by the love of a working 29 - Welcome Back Kottar phia vs. Tampa Bay from obtain by either stopping by the Herald office at 16 Ms. Ferraro will help his prospects dent feminists who comprise half firm, “ We aren’t hiring any tb a cross-country race by two been sabotaged, and accidentally One.' girt. Richard Gere. Debra Winger, Ronald Reagan has been presi­ Wembley Stadium, London. Brainard Place or sending us a self-addressed women this year.” wily brothers Jackie Gleason. discovers a time warp. Adam (S ) - Small Business My Way Louis Gossett. Jr 1982 Rated R of victory more, dr at least hurt of the convention delegates, and dent less than months when a 09 " Dr. Gene Scott England 2>/t Paul Williams, Pat McCormick W est, Gretchen Corbett. Peter stamped envelope. them less, than any other choice he - Greatest American Hero 8:00 P.M. 4:00 A.M. whose support would otherwise bullet slammed into his left lung. If 1983 Rated PG Castner. (29 29 - Buddy Hackett: Live and Our address is: Box 501, Manchester Herald, ' M am a Malone Connie, GD - Ufa of Riley might have made. For that, one inevitably be halfhearted, will be FERRARO’S APPEAL to eth­ (H - MOVIE: 'Olympia' Foo- (8 ) - News Update CD CD Uncensored it had gone an inch farther, George (39 - Alive and Weill Dino and Frankie make fun of their Manchester, 06040. (age of the 1936 Berlin Olympics ® ~ Major League (H “ Dr. Qana Scott can be sure, was the question wild with joy. In a TV world, that nics, Catholics and faily-oriented (39 “ Or. Gene Scott (22) Italian heritage causing Mama to (S ) ** Sports Tonight Black and white photos are preferred. Bush would now be rounding out is included in this classic docu­ Baseball: Los Angeles at St. storm out during the middle of a (S ) - Week In Raviovv paramount in Mondale’s own counts. his first term as president. In voters is graphically illustrated by ^ 9 ~ W restling mentary by German director Leni Louis/or Boston at California (8 ) ( ^ - Saturday Night Live If you submit a photo and want it back, stop by the broadcast. 4:30 A.M. Herald after you see your college news item mind. As a political realist he But Ms. Ferraro has other today’s world, it is a grimly>erious the photos that adorn her congres­ - News Update Riefenstahl. (29 - To Be AnrKMjnced 29 - MOVIE: Beach Qiris' CD ( ^ - On Stage America Three qiris take over Malibu fin - Abbott and Costello published. knows that his chances of beating advantages as well, scarcely less sional office wall: Ferraro with ® - MOVIE: The Comanch- (39 “ Dr. Gene Scott 29 > Cachun, Cachun, Ra Ra Ra possibility that Ms. Ferraro could CD ( ^ *- T.J. Hooker Hooker Ronald Reagan are slim, but as a obvious to a practical politician Pope John Paul II, and with such •ros' A Texas Ranger infiltrates (2D - News/Sports/Weather O ) - MOVIE: 'Lucky Luciano' be called on within months to the ranks of the Comancheros, an and his team go undercover to in­ - Major League This film depicts the life of a mafia human being he cannot be ex­ like Mondale. She is, for one thing, celebrities as Sophia Loren, Frank Outlaw gang supplying guns and (22) (8) filtrate one of the world's largest assume the presidency, take over Baseball: Philadelphia at' • kingpen. Edmond O'Brien, Rod Nquor to the Comanches John narcotics rings. (R) (60 min ) fUMlOW CASE^ pected to discount them alto­ what politicians call a ‘twofer” or Sinatra, Tony Bennett and A1 Atlanta/or Baltimore at Kansas Steiger, Charles Siragusa. 1974. the Oval Office, command the Wayne, Stuart Whitman. Nehem- (Closed Captioned] gether. He is bound to try to even a ’’threefer” ; in choosingher Pacino. And on a bookshelf along C ity Cinema armed forces, lead the NATO lah Persoff 1961. (SD ■* Magic of Oil Painting o s - MOVIE: "Tha Baa.t Mu.t i , c m m i A s j maximize them as best he can. - Antiquea & Americana Die' A sportsman invites a group Mondale was making a bid not only alliance and negotiate with the with volumes of the U.S. Code is a (8) - Mr. Rogers' Neighbor­ (29 4:15 P.M. of people to spend the night of a E.HARTFORDBes-aaTa family portrait of Archie and Edith hood (29 - Lucha Libra etnesuns4ixnss for feminist backing (which he had Russians. 8 ) ~ Sports full moon with him and one will 2D - Washington Week/ Hartford Take Monhottan (G ) Sot 13:50, 3, 5, CONT.SHOm 04H.y / lAH SHOWS nnesiu. Secondly, one must remember anyway) but for the important Bunker, Gloria and “ Meathead” ; ® ) - Motorweek become a werewolf. Calvin Lock- R eview Paul Duke is joined by 4:30P.M. CInamaClly — Tha Natural (PG) Sat 7:10, 9:X, 11:20; Sun 12:50, 3, 5, 7:10, ■ua.MAi.DMUr-luo ALLFCATUHCS han, Peter Cushing. Charles Gray that fate dealt Mondale a far from Italian vote and, even more It is not a question of whether "a Ferrao represents the Queens 10:15A.M. to|^ Washington journalists ana­ and Sun t;S0, 4:30, 7:05, 9:35. — Rood 9:30. mn AnoMOON MOWOM.V (8 ) - Big Story 1975. Manchester inspiring hand, in this matter of a broadly, for Catholic support. woman” could possibly handle district where “ All in the Family” (23) - Media W atch lyzing the week's news. Worrlor (R) Sat 3:15, 6:45, 10:15 with 29 - Fade O u t 'The Erosion of - Track and Field: 1984 Mad Max (R) 6:30; Sat 1:30,4:55,6:30. UA Theaters KMt — Bachelor Party THCMumrs iUCTRIC running mate. What, after all, was set. (3 It is not generally realized such assignments. Of course one 10:30 A.M. 1:30 P.M. Black images in the Media.' Rob­ Prefontaine Classic from — Confidentially Yours (PG ) Sun 2:45, (R) Sat-Sun 2, 4:30, 7:30, 9:40 — The TAKI DRiAMS p« ert Hooks narrates this examina­ Neverendlno Story (PG ) Sot and Sun 2, were his choices? could: Margaret Thatcher demon­ But perhaps her greatest single ® - M O V IE : ‘E a it of Edan' The Eugene, O R 7 with La Balonco (R)>.4:55, 9:10. — MANHATTAN outside the Northeast and a few CD CD - Bugs Bunny/Road tion of black employment in the Iruzutnl Sot and Sun 2, 4, 7:30, 9:40. — 4,6, 6.10. — Revonoo of the Nerds (R) Runner Show story of frustrated love existing He could have picked Gary Hart, Italo-American enclaves else­ strates that, beyond all possibility contribution to the Mondale cam­ film and television industries and (3 9 ~ Glen C am pbell :The Silver Frendira Sot and Sun 2:30, 4:45, 7:55, Sot and Sun 2; 10. 4, 5:45, 7:45,9:45. — between a father and his two Anniversary 9:55. The Rocky Horror Picture Show (R) 7;IM;I0-1I;20 who polls suggested would have where around the country (e.g.San of argument. But is Geraldine paign will be as a focus for the CD (39 - Littles sons. James Dean, Julie Harris, the impact of black screen im­ R30-II:40 ages. (3 - Tates of the Unexpected Cost Hamord Sot midnight. — The Song Remains the enhanced the ticket’s appeal. But Francisco) just how important Ferraro another Margaret concern of many Americans — (33) - M O V IE: Th e W orld Of Raymond Massey. Burl Ives. Kotlwood Pub A Clnamo — Top Some (R) Sot midnight. — Down of the THILAfT RUTDinNU Abbott And Costello* Highlights 1955 (29 - Hogar Dulce Hoger Come­ (3 - Dr. Gene Scott Sacrotl (PG ) Sat-Sun 7:15, 9. Dead (R) Sat midnieht. Mondale seems to have feared (not Thatcher? mostly women — over the issue of from eighteen of the most popu­ tTARPIOHnR "the Italian vote” has recently O - MOVIE: 'Melania; An illi- dia produclda en Mexico en el (8 ) - News/Sporte/Weether Poor Richard's Pub a CImma — Top lar Abbott and Costello comedy Windsor ” 1AI-3;aO unreasonably) that Hart would become in these areas. One simply That is the question many war and peace. terate woman battles to gain cus­ cual se presentan tres esposos Sacrotl (PG) Sat 7:30, 9:30, 12; Sun lfl)-3A) films are narrated by Jack E. (8 ) (S ) - Diff rent Strokes Con­ Plaza — Beat Street (PG ) Sot 7:)5, MOTM simply use the vice presidential Ferraro can be eloquent on the tody of her son. Glynnis dominados por sus esposas. Luz 7:30,9:30. 9:20; Sun 7:15. 60l-7:aO has to assume that, by choosing Americans, male and female leonard 1965. Maria Aguilar. Sergio Corona. clusion Mr. Drummond catches Showem Clnomos — Ghostbusters 1060-1150 nomination as an opportunity to subject. She recalled talking to her O'Connor, Paul Sorvino, Burton up with Maggie and they decide ft46-1l;80 Ms. Ferraro, Mondale has mate­ alike, will be asking themselves Cummings. Rated PG. ® - Sportsbeat (PG) Sat 13:30,2:45,5,7'20.9:40,11:40; onve-ins upstage him during the campaign, son, John, who was 19 and away at IS ) - Style With Elia Klansch to get married. (R) (Closed Cap­ Sun 13:30.3:45,5,7:20,9:40. — The Lost Hm I Hartford — Top Stcrell (PG) rially improved his chances of when Mondale’s joyful week in San (8 )" Newsmaker Saturday (8) - Great Chafa/8en tioned) 0H08TV0 KARAT! KID IS) (S) - Alvin & the Storflahttr (PG) Sot 1, 3. 5,7:30.9:45, Sat-Sun 8:30 with Airplane (PC) Sat- thereby laying the foundation for carrying a number of Northeast­ Francisco is long over, and Octob­ college when the Marines were Francisco (S ) - Do-It-Yourself Show 11:30; Sun 1,3,5,7:30,9:45. — Electric Sun 10:15. Chipm unks 29 - Creative Woman BUSTERS " 1:16-4:00 another presidential bid of his own ern states, including New York. er’s cool winds are yellowing the killed in Beirut last fall: “ At the Dreams (PG ) Sat 1:15, 3:15, 5:15,7:30, Rost Windsor — Rtvenge of tha @ ) - Electric Company ( 8 ) - W all Street W eak Louis 5:00 P.M. (29 - Independencie de 9:30, 11:40; Sun 1:15, 3:15, 5:15, 7:30, Nerds(R) Sa1-Sunl:XwlthSlrlpes(R) 7:15-0:60 in 1988. end of the conversation, he said to leaves and the time draws near @ ) - Rancho Pajaro Amarillo Rukeyser analyzes the '80s with a CD - Mission; Impossible Colombia 9:30. — Gremlins (PG) Sat 13:30, 3:45, Sat-Sun 10:15. 12:10 me. ’Mom, are we going to war?’ weekly review of economic and 5, 7:30, 9:50,13; Sun 13:30, 3:45.5,7:30. Manchaslor — Thro# Stooges "Are you SURE you want to hire a divorce law­ ON THE DEBIT SIDE, there is again for America to “ dice with t8) - MOVIE. Village Of The CD ® - W ide W orld of Sports (8 - MOVIE; 'How to Steel a 9:40. — Best Defense (R) Sot 1, 3, 5, Comedy Sot 1:25 with Moscow on the BUT IF HART was ruled out, investment matters. Million' The daughter of s distin­ mrmymtd yer whose nickname Is 'PIRANHA'?" one altogether legitimate issue: Is destiny.” And 1 said, ’John, I don’t know.* Giants' Group of teenagers dis­ CD - Top 40 Videos 7:40,10,11:50; Sun 13,5,7:40,10.-T h e Hudson (R ) Sot 9:15; Sun 6:45 with INDIANA JONIi there was a lot to be said for Ms. cover that by eating an invention 2:00 P.M. guished family hires s private de­ Karate Kid (PG ) Sat) :I5,4, 7:15,9:50, Where the Boys Are '64 (R) Sat 11;1S; W ANOTHI Ms. Ferraro qualified to assume And he said, ‘Wh t should I do?’ (3D - CHIPS tective to steal a small statue 13:10; Sun 1:15,4,7:15,9:50. — Indlona ^ S n S j h s nMFUOfDOOM called goo.' they grow to gigan- CD “ Staraky and Hutch Sun 10:X. Ferraro. Never mind that she and the presidency if necessary? Her Syndicated columnist William A. And I said, just like any other . uc heights and can force adults to (32) ' Auto Racing '84; World regarded as a great piece of art. Jones and the Temple ot Doom (PG) Monstlold — The Lost Starflghter IHtXN 7MIV l»|0 »4$ MO - Ladies Pro Bowlers Tour Audrey Hepburn. Peter O'Toole, Sot 13:30, 3:45, 5, 7:40,9:55, 12:05; Sun rin T-41 (iMom A tAu Mondale didn’t hit it off especially entire record of service in elective Rusher is publisher of the National mother, ‘You stay up there and observe curfew. Tom m y Kirk, CD Rally Championship Acropolis (PG ) with The Dork Crystal (PG) “ Johnny Crawford, Ronny Ho­ Rally from Greece.' (60 min.) Hugh Griffith 1966 12:M, 2:45,5,7:40,9:55. — The Muppets Sat-Sun at dark. •0 MooM Aoeawrao well when he interviewed her a office consists of slightly less than Review. study hard and get good marks.’” (39 - Pf- Gene Scott L H - MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturd;iy, July 21, 1984 MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. July 21. 1984 - »

ATTAm EASY tqr Croekt« C s m I* Sunday T V ‘Supergirl’ ^ ...9 0 WE'LL m a k e WHOEVER TH ie X TH E R B -S NO WAV I'M SLAP YOU TWO ARE ARRAN6EMENT$ KIPNAPPER IE, HE'E ] WE’R E S O IN 6 TO SAVINS THIS. THE LAST Weekday T V WITHMcKEETOSET A SMART COOKIE.^ CATCH THIS THINS I EVER WAMTEP THE 20 MILLION BIRD. WAS POR SPIPER (60 rnin ) (Closed Capiionnd| 6 :0 0 A .M . 08 - MOVIE: 'Yellowbeard' An TO S E T HURT. 3 - Elactric Company ' Straight Talk is new invadeil 5 :0 0 A .M . Q lj - Kidsworld X aging scourge of Ihe sea seeks H ) - CNN HMdUn* Nmvt 3 - Fact* of Uf* (6 j - Six in Washington 0D - Lifestyles of the Rich and his ow n buried treasure Graham Famous Chapman. Cheech & Chong. a s - Btography 3 -W a lt o n a Cd; - New Jersey Report w Marty Feldman. 1983. Rated Pu. 3® - Dr OWM Scott 1 0 :3 0 A .M . (11/ - Independent News 08 - MOVIE: 'Easy Money' A boozing, gambling man must be­ 1 2 :0 0 A .M . from Krypton f - All In th . Family 5 :3 0 A .M . OD (14) M O V IE: 'Bear Island' A come respectable for one year to X ~ Newscope 3 3 - SjJ* of th . CMituiy w«Nitiicrr*i ( ai.hi* of forrn/*r German U Riviera Bank Robbery* A spec­ TYLQ. gerald 1983 Rated R. 3 - Dick Van Dyke Ijo.jts Donald Sutherlaruf, Va tacular bank robbery takes place a s - Indapandant Now* Richard Chamberlain stars " Dr. Gene Scott nobsa Hfdrjravr*. Ricliard Wid 08 one weekend on the French Ri­ By Vernon Scott ® - CNN HawMna Now* 1 1 :0 0 A .M . mark Rated PG as the Engiish navigator (28 ~ M O V IE : 'Love is a Many viera with a heist of $15 million. United Press International & - Croufini 3 ) - Pric* I* Right By Katy Koonti (1$) - Dr Gene Scott Blackthorne who is Splendored Thing' A Eurasian Ian MeShane, Warren Clarke, shipwrecked in 17th-century doctor and an American war cor­ Stephen Greif 1979. & - Jim Bakkar 3 D - Braakawsy (20) - N e w Zoo Revue respondent fail in love William - Prica I* Right Japan in "Shogun,” a televi­ 0D - Star Trek HOLLYW OOD — Feminism achieves genuine- 6 :0 0 A .M . 3D 1. What wag th* naiiM of the Washinalon (2lj - News Update Holden. Jennifer Jones. Torin parity with the arrival of "Supergirl,” a distant Q E ) 3 - Love Report sion movie based on last Thatcher 1955 08 - Track and Fiefd: 1984 3 ) - Varied Program* baaabaS iM m on “Boll Four"? (25! - M O V IE 'From Here to relative of “ Superman," in a new movie produced by WHAT6 THP MATTEL. season’s successful mlniser- Prefontaine Classic from Pt6NE:y (X) - New Zt» R*vu* X - Partridge Family 2. Who woe too alww't atar and on wtwg# Eternity' Thr? passions and viol 2D - News/Sports/Weather Eugene. OR r?m:r* ol a ijroup of soidnjrs sia ies. airing SUNDAY, JU L Y 22 the makers of the three "Superman" hits. FEW N 6 1HE^ h E a T.? Q D - CBS Earty Morning Naw* 0D - Magic Garden book woe too ohort-Nvod sorloa boaod? O ) > Dr. Gene Scott Alexander and Ilya Salkind, whose "Superman" tionod ai Pi?arl Harljor lusi t)ofore on NBC. (28 08 - Knight Rider Michael CD ® - ABC News Thia 3 > Sonya 3. How aro Tolly and Qooroo Savalat, both World War II art; porirayiid Burl Knight rescues a lawyer who is ^ - Christian Children’s Fund films were running out of kryptonite, concluded that Morning 3 - Dr. Gene Scott Otars of "Kofak,” rolatodT lancasler. Deborah Kerr, frank being framed by a money (2D - News/Sports/Weather an invincible female might put new muscle into the - Sinatra 19b4 CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME laundering ring (R) (60 min ) a s - I Dream of Jaannia 3 - Uttia House 4. 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Ch w e Moicy R SM v) Nelson 1959 0 8 -M O V IE ; Ballad of Josie' A (S ) - Daybreak 1 1 :3 0 A .M . 2 2 2 - 7 C3l - Captain Kangaroo widowed frontierswoman under­ Rather than pit Supergirl against male antagonists.,, (28 “ Survival Special Mzima takes the renovation of a broken- (S ) - All-Day Moviaa X ® ~ Loving 7. Who waa too maator Ol coromonlaa on C5]) - Black N ew s the canny Salkinds have her square off against ' Africa's Mysterious Spring.' Ri­ down ranch so that she can go - H*Mth FMd X ~ Bewitched “To TaE too Truth"? C£) - Ask the Doctor chard Kiley narrates ihis look at into the sheep business. Dons another female, convinced feminine adversaries the variety of creatures who visit 6 :3 0 A .M . 09) ® - Independent News 8. What currant mominfl talk thow host (3p - News (23) - M O V IE : The Sound and (28 ~ Inside Story Nicaragua 28 (^ - Major League Day. Peter Graves. George Ken­ make for greater drama. and live at Kenya’s Mzima Spring. & ( 9 - Scrabble atarrod In “Lucas Tannar” In too mld-70a7 the Fury' A girl from an olrf Campaign '84 Baseball; Boston Red Sox at nedy. 1968. “ It’s unusual to see women antagonists in an-^' 3 ) (E) • CBS Early Morning CiJ) - W ild Kingdom Southern family tries to find a so (R) (60 min ) ((Closed Captioned] New* 3 - Reading Rainbow (57) - W orking W om en California Angels action-adventure drama,” said executive producer' I ^0) - Insight cia} life Yul Brynner, Jo.inm? ( ^ - La Carabina de Ambrosio 1 2 :3 0 A .M . - MOVIE: 'Things in Their 3D - Porky a Friend* (2& - Hoy Mismo Anfritiones Woodward. Margaret Leitjhtun 1 :0 0 P .M . 28 Comedia musical presontando a X - MOVIE: ‘Strangers When Ilya. "It becomes a fairer fight.” (21) - Style W ith Elsa Klensch Season' The life of a Wisconsin - Jimmy Swaggart Guillermo Ochoa, Lourdes Guer­ 1959 Fiio Giron, Ofetia Guilmain, Javier W e Meet' A married architect, Miss Slater was cast by the Salkinds from 350 top--* 3 ) (29) ~ Ring Around the W orld C X - M O V IE : 'W e s t Side Story* farm family is disrupted when the rero Y Juan Dosal presentan este Lopez y Gina Montez. secretly in love with a married (3 - Tom & J*rry (28 - Mr Rogers' Neighbor A young coupli? who arc th love son wants to marry and leave the prospects and was the first actress they interviewed.';: prograrna de asunto5 pubitcos 7 :0 0 A .M . hood neighbor, must choose between arc (foometf because of ethnic family and the mother learns she (28 ~ Gunsmoke ’’ (director) Jeannot Szwarc and I were sitting in d;;;; C 3 - Bultwlnkt* presentando noticias y variada in- 2 his homo, his career and his love. fS) - Hour of Power C25) - Reino Salvaie (Mfemnees Natalii? 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C X - Saint tion of black employment in the (2D - Style W ith Elsa Klensch into the room as Supergirl. It electrified us. ! ( X ) - N*w* 3D - Body Language film and television industries and loaning him $15,000. (R) 02) - ESPN's Sportswoman (21) - On the M enu (12) - Auto Racing '84: - Athletes in Action "We saw 60 other young women, but Helen had tte 3 3 3 - Movie the impact of black screen im­ - Siempre en Domingo Raul (28 7 :0 0 A .M . uauqMHPI**a ‘0 uBuiROiH auXama 'P 0 $ - Sunday Cartoon Express NASCAR Like Cola 500 from 28 role. I predict major stardom for her. d3) 3 ) - Varied Prograrna 1 0 :3 0 A .M . Pocono. 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CB (28 - That's the Spirit According to Salkind the younger (he’s Alexander*f j; 3 - Sesame Street (Closed 3 - Dr. Gene Scott 3 ~ I Dream of Jeannie Express’ A young American CaptionedI X 9 - Ryan's Hope (,8) - Insight o Peggy Rytin 1945 ( X - Fame 1 :1 5 A .M . son), “ Supergirl’’ is more a fairy tale figure thsR'I- 3 - Nawslina (9 ^ Newswatch (28 - Better Health struggles to escape the brutal in­ 0 ) - Batman 9 - 2 2 Alive (2l) ~ Newsmaker Sunday ( X - Uick Clark's Rock Rolls On justices of a Turkish jail Brad Superman, who is hinted at but never seen in the film!'.:; 9 - CHIPS Patrol 3 - Hogan's Heroes ($J - To Be Announced 2 :0 0 P .M . ® - Health Week ( 9 - Search For Tomorrow i24) - Electric Com pany M O V IE : 'St. Ives' A former Davis, Randy Quaid. John Hurt ’The Salkinds have padded the cast with eye-popping ; 7 :3 0 A .M . 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(60 min ) your earnings and resources to work tor w l A l (3) - 20 Minute Workout CD - Family Power) by Miss Chrls- (30) - Robert Schuller's Hour of take a look at the movies of the (2D - News/Sports/Weather the Salkinds expect, audiences may assume she and “ 4 Normandy 4 Singer Bob riod In raal Ufa? — V.B., Pow er (Closed Captioned] C5D ~ Truman Taylor Talks To 28 - MOVIE: 'The Atomic Beatles with scenes from Help!’ S D - MOViE: -National you. Investigate worthy programs that 3 > Love Connection 0 D - Tom A Jerry and Friends tlsn, who Is still living. Cafe’ The fear, conformity and Lampoon's Animal House' A 3 :1 5 A .M . Supeman will eventually appear in the same film, help you accumulate greater wealth. invasion day North Vornon, Ind. 00) - Jetsons C X “ Robert Schuller's Hour of and A Hard Day's Night.' □ O D B 0 8 - Alive and Walll ONE LEFT — Ara Dan official insanity of the Cold W ar feud erupts between rival fratern­ X - CBS News Nightwatch 8 Grime 5 Exits 9 :3 0 A .M . Bo (Peter Reckell) Power (Closed Captioned) - Embajadorbs de la Musica assuring continued adventures of the great cham­ 0 8 “ Dr. Gena Scott Duryaa, Richard Wld- 9 :0 0 A .M . are recreated 1982 ities. John Gelushi, Tim Mathe- JIP pions of "Truth, Justice and the American Way." — 12 Trojan 6 Russian lake D B □ □ CD - Card Sharks and Hope (Kristian 0D - MOVIE: Sidekicks' A (§8 ■ All Creatures Great and CANCER (June 21-July 22) Games ( 9 - Woody Woodpecker mark and Brian Donlavy (X) - Up Front 00) - MOVIE: 'Exploring the son, Donald Sutherland. 1978. - M OVIE; 'Lovesick* A psy­ QQtuJBOIBD Q “ M y Three Sons black man, posing as a slave, is Small Rated R (38 should be played lor pleasure today, not mountain 7 Japanese CD Alfonso) joined the NBC sold to unwary buyers by his Unknown' chiatrist pursues an irresistible □ □ D D 9 - Afternoon Break raUrad from tha movla SD “ Miller's Court tor out-and-out victories. II you take 13 Antiquity money X - CNN Hesdllna News soap last spring. 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It’s best Hammarskjold 49 Musical 9 * Suparfriands Is "Against All Odds." runaway American, arc entrusted strange death rites, the futuristic 0D ^ From the Editor's Desk percent share of the viewing audience, CBS an 11.3.. to consider the source and count to 10. 23 Fall in drops 08 - Candid Camara Hour (20) - Nuestra Familia (l8 - Dr. Gene Scott 23 Not bright 41 Romulus' (B ) - Wild World of Animal:> SOAP SCOOP — Can was as one ot Rock with delivering two sacred ele­ world of robots and some amaz­ 08 " Ovation rating with a 22 share and NBC an 11.1 ratingwitha22- •' UBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Your sales 24 Reverse 08 - Dr. Gene Scott 08 00] - World Tomorrow phants to a far-away temple Clint 0D - News Update ing Shakespeare forgeries (R) share. 26 Grow brother 4 :0 0 P .M . you tall ma a littta bit Hudson’s starlet discov­ Walker. Jay North. Sajid Kahn (28- Hincus, Pincus (& Hincus) resistance could be at a low ebb today. 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N.Y. had an 8.4 rating with 19 share. 34 Identifications that could be the last war on sheriff outsmarts a powerful - Off the Set (UPI) — Less than 45 ships, not the things to grumble about. 45 Against degree (abbr.) - MOVIE: 'The Postman X (abbr.) earth 1977, rancher who wants his killer- 0D (2D “ News Update The Top 10 prime time shows for the week ending -' SAQITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dm ;. 21) Be («•■) brother released from prison Always Rings Twice' The story CX - World Tomorrow percent of all health care 29 Impecunious 46 Distinctive air Bridge (X) - Music City, U.S.A. @ ) 08 - S um m er Sunday. U S A July 15, according to the A.C. Nielsen Co., were: careful today about involving yourself In 35 Lyricists John Wayne, Dean Martin. Ricky of a love affair between a young Linda Ellerbee and Andrea Mitch­ 0D - Odd Couple costs for people 65 and (X ) “ Point of View Nelson 1959. wife and a hired man. Lana Tur­ 1. Miss Universe Pageant (CBS) activities that are too taxing physically. 36 Greek latter 1 2 3 4 S 0 7 0 0 10 11 ell host this look at politics and - SportsCenter over are covered by Medi­ ner, John Garfield. Cecil Kella- 08 2. Major League All Star Game (ABC) Some ol your muscles may not be up to 37 Be master of hand and back came a heart, allowing (H ) ~ Jackson Sive Show (28 ■ Innovation the week ahead in the news. (60 - Or. Gene Scott care, leaving many of the way 1946 min ) 08 3. ABC Wednesday Night Movie (Money on the Side) II. 39 River in 12 13 14 Signaling West to ruff for the setting trick. @ ) - Batman - Pelicula: 'Me Gustan elderly with staggering CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) Someone NORTH 7-11-S4 (28 - Children Between Ufe and 4. 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While he has agreed to debate, his advi.sers want only one SAN FRANCISCO - Demo­ or two such sessions and many of cratic presidential nominee Wal­ the president's top campaign ad­ w ter Mondale fired the opening visers oppose a showdown debate Mary ‘May’ McBride is marking her 103rd volley in his 100-day war for the between Vice President George White House Friday, challenging Bush and his Democratic chal­ President Reagan to a .series of six lenger Geraldine Ferraro. Bv Sarah E. Hall campaign debates. Republicans believe a large ^ e \ Herald Reporter Mondale told a cheering Demo­ number of debates would only give cratic National Committee on the Democrats wider exposure and p ip i'k.v Mary "May" McBride. 103. said day after his nomination that he believe there is nothing to gain and her earliest memory is of work. wants a record number of televised a lot to lose from a vice presiden­ "When I was five. I used to stand presidential debates “to let the tial debate, even if Bush did well. on a box to help my mother wash American people really have a Rep. Ferraro appeared with dishes," the 20 Goodwin St. resi­ i%. chance to decide our future.” Mondale at the meeting and dent recalled. Born July 17. 1881. challenged Bush to debate, saying: \ she celebrated her birthday this Among the topics he proposed "1 want to meet George Bush, week. debating are defense jMjliey and once, twice, anyway he wants." And despite her age. she's arms control, foreign policy, edu­ As Mondale and Ms. Ferraro working still. She moved in with cation. the economy and federal came into the crowded hotel her 43-year-old granddaughter. deficits, fairness and justice and ballroom, the party leaders Sandra Crawford, a few years ago, government aid to the elderly, poor clapped in unison and 'chanted, but makes her own bed, cleans her and handicapped, and the “We want F'ritz." room, dries the dishes, knits, environment. As the room quieted, one woman embroiders and folds the laundry. yelled. “Give'em hell, Fritz," to r A thin woman with a sharp but 2 which Mondale replied with a furrowed face, she does not look smile, "Now, Hazel, we've got to p i . K-- frail. Her white hair is full; her ■T? Obituaries clean up our act.” long fingers bear signs of lifelong i labor. There's an air of strength In outlining his proposed set of n ' !"■ about her: She does not mince Charles S. Lukas six debates, Mondale said, "I words, nor does she spout plati­ today challenge President Reagan tudes about her family. Charles S. Lukas. 67. of 426 to let the American people really UPI photo Hilliard St., died Friday at Man- • have a chance to decide our Albert A. Marks Jr., chief executive officer at the Miss Penthouse Magazine. Vanessa Williams, Miss America eft- IN FACT, she said during an Chester Memorial Hospital. future.” America Pageant, fields questions at a press conference 1984, appears nude in the issue and was asked to hourlong interview, there's no­ He was the husband of Frances In his opening remarks. Mondale thing remarkable about her life. Godlewski Lukas. Born in Man­ said the Republicans represented in Atlantic City while he displays the September cover of relinquish her crown and title. Occasionally, though, some homey chester. he was a lifelong resident. "a portrait of privilege while our memory — the red velvet dress she Before retiring, he worked for party is a mirror of America," wore as a child — made her eyes the Continental Baking Co. in East Williams has 72‘hour deadline brighten. Hartford for more than 22 years. "When we speak, we speak for all Americans and I think the " I ’ll always remember that Previously, he and his parents velvet dress," she said. "It was owned and ran the Sunrise Market country saw that" at this week's Democratic convention, he said. beautiful." It was also a bribe from on North Street for more than 30 her overworked mother, who years. Miss America asked to step aside sewed it for her when she agreed to He was a member of St. Bridget quit school after fourth grade. Church, the Bakery and Confec­ (She’s outlived all but one of the 11 tionary Workers International Un­ MMH (ATLANTIC CITY) - Miss during a crowded news conference "But in signing the contract, Bob Guccione, editor and pub­ brothers and sisters she helped ion of America and the Senior America, Vanessa Williams, was outside the pageant's offices. they swear to good moral charac­ lisher of Penthouse, said, "The raise.) Citizens of Manchester. Continued from page 1 asked Friday to give up her crown But Marks said he believed Miss ter that they have not engaged in pageant has made a very serious At 17, she married her next-door- Besides his wife he is survived by because she posed nude for sexu­ Williams would relinquish the acts of moral turpitude and they error. The tide of pubiic opinion is . f neighbor in Moira, New York. three sons, Charles S. Lukas Jr. of for so-called "extraordinary ex­ ally explicit photographs to appear crown "after she has a chance to will uphold the dignity of the against the move it made. I would Arthur McBride was a farmer like Rocky Hill, Gerald F. Lukas of penses" beyond the base increase in Penthouse, think it over," because she wouid crown,” said Horn. be very happy to give her a job with ry> her father. She de.scribed her Oakland Park. Fla.. Robert R. allowed. Some $467,000 for new The Miss America Pageant’s realize nude photographs of a Miss Miss Williams, who appeared in us, performing the same duties she husband as "a big, fat man," Lukas of Manchester: a daughter. costs associated with MMH's re­ executive committee unanimously America would "seriously jeo­ Little Rock, Ark., Thursday, was had with the pageant, promoting "quiet but happy,” a "homebody," Patricia Ann Lukas of Oakland cent building project and $45,000 voted to give the 21-year-old pardize and irrevocabiy damage" en route to New York Friday the magazine. After a year of tending hersickly Park. Fla.; two brothers. Ray­ for expenses linked with the beauty queen from Millwood, the pageant. afternoon and was unavailable for mother-in-law. May and Arthur Cardiac Rehabilitation Program N.Y,, 72 hours to relinquish her Neither Marks nor legal counsel “She would have a better salary mond Lukas and Stephen Luka Jr.. comment. and a better future.” moved to Vermont, then to both of Manchester; a sister. Edith were the only two approved, while title. Leonard Horn would say if Miss Marks, who said Miss Williams’ northeastern Connecticut. Their A, Blake of Glastonbury: six requests for higher-than-usual The 10-page pieture spread, Wiliiams had violated pageant scheduled appearances in Sa­ Guccione said the photographer first child, Charlie, was delivered grandsons and a granddaughter. spending for water rates, record­ which will appear in Penthouse’s rules or the terms of the contract ginaw, Mich., this weekend have who took the photos sold them to by a midwife at their Warrenville Mary "May” McBride looks at a cake presented to her by keeping staff and commercial September issue features photos of she signed by posing for the been canceled, told reporters he Penthouse after obtaining the The funeral is Tuesday at 9:15 .if home in 1904. her family. She has spent much of her life in the a.m. at the Holmes Funeral Home, insurance were denied. Miss Williams with another pictures, which show her in a believed Miss Williams would hold necessary release form from Miss She started cleaning rich peo­ 400 Main St., followed by a mass of The commission did decide that woman, taken before last Sep­ variety of sexual poses with a news conference Monday to Williams. He said Penthouse did '.'W. ple's houses for 25 cents an hour, Manchester area. Christian burial at 10 a.m. at St. the MMH budget is consistent with tember's beauty contest. another woman. announce her decision. not deal with Miss Williams. with baby in tow. Around 1920, Bridget Church. the hospital's long-range plan, If she resigns, it would mark the when her daughters Ethel and work (with Sandra’s little dog, McBride is not in a nursing home Burial will be in the St. Bridget however. The report mentioned first time in the contest’s 63-year ft ■ Hazel were young, she worked as a Vicki, on her lap), or scanning makes hei "truly unusual" among Cemetery. Calling hours will be four areas — Emergency Medical history a Miss America has been seamstress. large-print Reader's Digests. Al­ the fewer than 100 people who have Monday from 3 to 5 p.m. and 7 to 9 Services, CAT-Scanning. occupa­ dethroned. Coventry manager is named But her ties to the farm were ready this year, she’s knitted two attained her age in Connecticut, p.m. tional therapy and pharmacy — in "We do not believe she should never broken. She could milk cows afghans and a sweater/bonnet set according to a spokeswoman for which the hospital is meeting its for her first great-great grand­ remain Miss America," said a rf, ■ -A . ■ and ride horses, but never learned the State Health Department. E. Leonard Ridyard goals. grim-faced Albert A. Marks Jr., COVENTRY - The Town Coun­ five-week term pius an additional an engineering firm. Recently to ride a bicycle or drive a car. And child, due in October. Her doctor, C.W. Wickersham of But MMH budget-makers' the pageant’s board chairman and cil Friday named Coventry resi­ 10 hours next week to learn the job Holmes served both as town after Arthur died of a stroke in "But I don’t care very much Manchester, .said she hasn't had A funeral for E. Leonard Rid­ claims that they'd tried to cut costs chief executive officer. “Where do dent Michael F. Cleary to succeed from Holmes. engineer and acting town 1941, she raised chickens for years. about television," she said, though cause to visit him for several yard of Andover, who died Friday by reducing staff, ordering special you draw the line? That is a good Donald Holmes as acting town Olmstead said he hopes the manager. 'n' ■ f her daughter Ethel said she years. She takes no medication, at Manchester Memorial Hospital, cost-studies and other means listed question. Have you seen the manager. Council will appoint a permanent A BIG SNAKE which wandered watches thesit-coms. "There’s too and never stayed in a hospital until will be Monday at 1 p.m. at the in the budget document were not pictures?" Some Council members iast much fighting, shooting and all Cieary, whom Council Chairman manager from among 43 applica­ week asked Olmstead to take the V'' ■ into her chicken yard once met she was in her 7n.s. Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main enough to convince the commis­ Marks refused to say what Robert E. Olmstead said is a tions by the end of Cleary’s termor with her sudden vengeance. that trash," Mrs. McBride said. At 90, she took her first plane St. sion that the hospital is holding officials would do if Miss Williams temporary position, before I Many of her II grandchildren project manager fora construction the middle of September at the A.''. "She went out with the old hoe ride. She said she wasn't afraid. Burial will be in the Townsend spending to a minimum. does not quit. firm, will serve from next Satur­ Cieary’s or any other name was and 29 great-grandchildren are But she rejected the idea of latest. suggested. Oimstead refused. t- and the rake and she killed the Cemetery on Townsend Road in Ms. Stanley stressed that the "We will cross that bridge when day until the end of August, for a Holmes, who has worked for the thing. Beat the living daylights out expected to attend a birthday bash returning to California to visit her Andover. CHHC decision is based on formu­ we come to it,” he told reporters as total salary of $2,860. The figure town of Coventry for more than 10 Cleary served as volunteer clerk Herald photos by Pinto of it,” her granddaughter Sandra for her Sunday. "1 like that,” she grand.son, saying that she is simply Catling hours are Sunday from 3 said. "1 like having people around las and not subjective judgments he held up a copy of the cover of the was calculated at the rate of $11 an years, will resign at the end of next of the works during the building of Mary “May” McBride of Manchester is health is good, she uses a walker to get said. "She wasn't about to let it kill too old. to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. by members or staff. September issue of Penthouse hour for 50 hours a week for his week to take a private position with the North Coventry fire substation. her chickens." me." “When my time comes, then I'm 103 this week. She still makes her own about. Now Mrs. McBride spends much happy," she said, smiling "Igue.ss bed, sews, and does dishes. Though her THE SIMPLE FACT that Mrs. People asking to help McDonald’s in wake of killings of her day sleeping, doing needle- I’ve done enough.” By Martin Houseman The San Ysidro Family Survi­ ity,” Kolender said. withdrew its television advertising United Press International vors Fund will be used to provide The bloody massacre not only after the massacre. medical expenses, burial, counsel­ scarred the families of the victims, "It’s a lovely gesture,” she said. David Yallop is sure that John Paul I was murdered SAN DIEGO - The McDonald’s ing, rehabilitation and other im­ but also shook up the police force. Leach said the outpouring of restaurant where 21 people were mediate needs of the families "Some officers are very dis­ sympathy and contributions from By Jack Lesar For those who can't buy that, THE THEORIES Yallop puts ance for the Roman Catholic over to the Italian authorities.” millions upon millions of people gunned down in a mass shooting affected by the tragedy, including traught,” Kolender said. "Some the community to the fund has United Press International he offers alternate scenarios. forth range from bizarre to Church to be. at best, strained. Yallop undoubtedly has excel­ around the world and whose spree will reopen, but it will take the Huberty family. cried. Some went home and been overwheiming and generous, One has Cardinal John Cody absurd. Noting that Christ told his lent material on an enormous sudden death left them with a time to replace the bullet-riddled San Diego Police Chief Bill hugged their kids. These are young but it will be several days before all It is easy to kill a pope: almost putting out a contract on the A motive is assumed in most followers his kingdom was not international banking fraud bitter-sweet memory of the windows and polish the blood­ Kolender and San Ysidro business men in their 20s who haven’t seen the donations could be added up. anyone could do it. pope to save his job as archbi­ murder investigations — at of this world, Yallop ob.serves: that leaves little doubt the “September papacy ” — is al­ stained floor. leader Clyde Leach, who heads the anyone die before. Our psycholo­ (Editors note: Donations to the Adopting that premise, jour­ shop of Chicago. Another has least in detective fiction. "Wherever Christ’s kingdom Vatican Bank was involved. His most certain to have pi-ople “Our plan is to get it back into fund, were with Mrs. Kroc when gists will help them and they will fund can be sent to the San Ysidro nalist David Yallop declares Cardinal Jean Villot, Vatican For all practical purposes, it might be, that of the Roman argument for the Vatican to lining up at the book store operation,” said spokesman Bob she made the announcement at a help the victims, too.” Family Survivors Fund in care of that Pope John Paul I — the secretary of state, doing in the is also assumed by Yallop. As Catholic Church was most as­ open its books and to make its Yallop concludes his expose Keyser at McDonald’s headquar­ news conference. Mrs. Kroc praised the attitude Clyde Leach, San Diego Police "smiling pope” who reigned for pontiff to prevent him from for opportunity, he simply says suredly of this world.” bankers answerable to civil by quoting the Gospel of ters in Oak Brook, III. "The timing "We emphasize this is the work taken by Burger King, the compet­ Department, 801 West Market, San only 33 days — was murdered. changing church policy on birth it’s easy to get around the pope’s At another point he notes, courts is compelling. Matthew: ... we just don’t know.” of one maniac, not of the commun­ ing fast-food restaurant chain that Diego, Calif. 92101.) Yallop says he is convinced control. quarters. He bucks up the claim contrary to his assessment of Keyser said the killings had no that the 6S-year-old pontiff was It’s a plot worthy of a comic by saying he managed to get a how easy it is for anyone to get TALES of phony corpora­ "And why do you look at the impact on McDonald’s business in poisoned^ probably because of book. But the publisher — clear view of Pope John Paul around the Vatican; "If Jesus tions, stock manipulations and speck that is in your brother’s at its 7,800 outlets worldwide. What an international banking consi- Bantam Books — is asking IPs upper body from 2,000 yards piracy in which the Catholic Christ had returned to earth in bank transfers, however, are eye but do not notice the log that the restaurant chain has noticed, silent on amount stolen $16.95 for "In God's Name” and — about a mile and an eighth. September 1978, or if he came not best-.seller material, no is in your own eye First take however, is a constant flow of By Timothy Elledge Church was allied with the billing it as investigative jour­ The book is a recitation of now and attempted to enter the matter how intriguing. the log out of your own eye, and Ukiah off Highway 101. they hurt or who they killed,” the Mafia and a super-secret group nalism. The subtitle is: "An inquiries about what people can do United Press International He said the vehicle was found unidentified Brinks driver told an motives, laced not infrequently Vatican, the result would be the But a story about the murder then you will .see clearly to lake to help. of Freemasons out to rule the investigation into the Murder of with off-the-cuff observations same. ... He would be arrested of a pope — a man who in just 33 the speck out of your brother’s outside a bar and restaurant but ambulance medic shortly after the world. Pope John Paul 1," "I think everyone is looking fora UKIAH, Calif. — Authorities declined to say whether the 'auto midday robbery in a popular resort that reveal the author’s toler­ at the St. Anne Gate and handed days captured the hearts of eye.” way to share the grief and refused Friday to disclose the carried California license plates. area 100 miles north of San trauma,” he said. "They have amount of money stolen in the "Thesethese guys didndidn’t t care who Francisco. ■ Jk ■ " i f __ ■ _ ■ ■ ^ m been interested in finding out about daring highway robbery of a the San Ysidro Family Survivors Brinks truck in rural northern Fund. The phones have been California, but an FBI agent said Aiiipn trial starts Monday And now, its the Rooney story, starring Paul Newman steadily ringing.” "a hell of a lot of money” was Joan Kroc, wife of late McDo­ stolen. BRIDGEPORT (UPI) - A fed­ would proceed while Aillon’s attor­ Have you ever wondered who’d play the makeup-deep. It’s too easy for viewers to go Lincoln, but in each case, the j)er.son being nald’s founder Ray Kroc, an­ Police also said Friday they eral judge refused Friday to delay neys declined comment on possible part of you, if they ever make a docudrama of nounced Friday that the company through the rest of their lives thinking Ralph imitated had been dead for so many years that found the getaway car used by six the start of the third trial of further attempts to stop the trial. your life? and its franchisees have donated $1 gunmen who pulled off the heist. Guillermo Aillon for the 1972 Bellamy was Franklin Roosevelt just because no one watching the imitation had ever seen million to the fund to help victims Four experts from the California stabbing deaths of his estranged Defense lawyers wanted the If you had your choice of actors, who would Andy Rooney Bellamy wore a fedora and had a cigarette the real thing. They had nothing to compare of the deadly shooting spree. Mrs. Department of Justice meanwhile wife and her wealthy parents. case postponed until another hear­ you choose to play the role? holder clenched in his mouth. the actor to so it was easier to accept the Kroc personally donated $100,000 were going over "every inch” of U.S. District Judge Warren W. ing on technical motions to dismiss I can just see my life story listed in the 1 knew Ernie Kovacs and I know Norman to start the chariFy drive the van in a search for clues, portrayal as accurate. * Eginton rejected defense motions the case. The pending civil case television section of the newspaper: Syndicated Columnist Cousins. I can attest to Norman Cousins’ Thursday. officers said. As many as twq^ for a temporary court order to concerns Aillon’s claim a third TO ATTRACT an audience, the docudra­ Mrs. Kroc hoped to meet with the dozen FBI agents were working on block Jury selection scheduled trial would violate his constitu­ “The Andy Rooney Story, starring Paul recovery from vague, dread disease he says mas always make the lives of the people more wife Etna Huberty, the widow of the case and one said, “We’re Monday in New Haven Superior Newman as Andy, with ftobert Mitchum, he had because the last time I saw him, he the slain gunman. tional rights concerning double interesting and dramatic than they actually pulling out all the stops on this Court. jeopardy, effective assistance of Raquel Welch. Lena Home and Special Guest beat me playing tennis. were. I can just see the opening scene in the “I hope to be able to find words one.” State prosecutors said the case counsel and due process. that will give her comfort. She is an The robbers fled Thursday with Star Ronald Reagan as Richard Nixon! Don’t about Eleanor Roosevelt, Rita Hayworth, The actor who played Ernie Kovacs was docudrama about my life .story, 1 am a small, innocent victim, overridden with an undetermined amount of money miss this gripping, real-life, nine-part story of Helen Keller, Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis, even less convincing. Anyone who watched underweight boy in a doctor’s office with my. guilt feelings,” Mrs. Kroc said. contained in 15 bags, authorities one of America’s dullest people ... beginning Alger Hiss, the comedian Ernie Kovacs, the and had never seen Ernie Kovacs when he mother, played by Joan Collins of “Dynasty.” "She must understand that the said. Officers at the scene specu­ tonight at eight.” nuclear physicist Robert Oppenheimer and, community holds nothing against lated it could have been more than DRIVEWAY SEAIING was alive, still has no idea what Ernie was She has taken me there because I stubbed my \ her and her children.” $1 million and one officer said, “Docudrama” is a disgusting new word just the other night, one about the editor and like. toe going barefoot one summer. In a prepared statement, McDo­ — — UPI photo “They got a hell of a lot of money.” Quality Work for Less made up to describe a television presentation writer, Norman Cousins. ‘Tun afraid,” the Elector says tomy mother, nald’s president Michael R. Quin­ But neither Brinks officials nor that is fiction but pretends to be someone's life There’s something wrong about weaving lan said he hoped the contribution • 10 yrs. experience by J 0 I I 6 S WHEN AN ACTOR plays the part of a “that Andy will never walk again.” police would say officially how Br6tt story or the re-creation of an even in history. fact and fiction together as though it were an Guillermo Flores Jr., brother of the slain David Flores, would be used to help rebuild the much was taken. • Insured famous person, it’s always be.st if you’ve Overcoming all obstacles. I became captain bends down behind a police rope at the scene of the lives of those victimized by the Sgt. Richard Wiseman of the • Free estimates OHO I D 9 9 actual account of the events in someone’s life. never actually seen that person. That’s why of the football team and go on to become a mass killings of 21 persons at the San Ysidro, Calif. tragedy. Mendocino County Sheriff’s office DOCUDRAMAS give a bad name to both History is hard enough to write about Shakespeare pulled it off with Hamlet and hero in WWII by single-handedly wiping out a “Nothing can ever erase the said a green 1973 Buick Riviera *Your driveway is cleaned, repaired and sealed with McDonald's on Thursday. He was there in an attempt to dramas and documentaries because they are accurately without introducing all the un­ Julius Caesar. Helen Hayes made her German machine-gun nest in Omaha Beach. suffering — but we will do that the suspects used to Ree the Latexite, a high-quality sealer! truths that are conveyed about a real-life retrieve his brother's bike. David Flores was shot to death whatever we can to erase the holdup was found abandoned in neither. Inevitably some of them are better reputation as Queen Victoria, George Arliss Just before the last commercial, I turn in the shooting spree by James Huberty. pain,” Quinlan said. Calpella, Calif., five miles,northof^ than others but I don’t even care much for the person when that person is represented by an was a memorable Disraeli and Raymond down all the glamorous womwn who have good ones. There have been docudramas actor whose resemblance to him is only Massey won awards for being Abraham been .hrowing themselves at my feet-

A- ■ 12 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, July 21, 1984 Newfoundland youths see little opportunity ahead I weddings

June 25 waste of time and energy. There are no views do agree that the best things about Newfy are the 7:20 a.m. from it, and all I did was sweat mosquitos. friendly people and the beautiful scenery. Lomond Campground, In the evening I stopped by a campsite where I Instead of confining their campfire to the grill, Gros Morne National Park Summer met Deb, Joy, Gord, Larry and Todd. They are in they built a bonfire with several trunkloads of Newfoundland their late teens and live in Comer Brook. They wood. The park warden was less than delighted At St. George's I exchanged some travelers’ Cyclist stopped at Blue Ponds only to party, and while with their industriousness, and ordered them to checks and ate lunch in Stephenville Crossing. they’re not the kind of people I like to associate put it out. They were all drunk by that time, and Upon making my first food purchase in Newfy, Glenn Davis with, I wanted to hear what young Newfys think of their use of profane language did not help their my concern about high prices proved correct. the province. pleadings to keep the fire going. Milk is $1.50 per liter. I don’t dare quote them on anything, because I thought the warden used unusually strong I don't think highly of the Newfys in that region. every other word out of their mouths was an self-restraint in not throwing them bodily from Based on only a few comments and a general unprintable vulgarity. But they agreed that the park. It’s unfortunate, but they are the impression of attitudes. I’d say that they are writing this I still don’t know what I’ll do. I could opportunities in Newfy are limited and unemploy­ minority of hell-raisers who give young people basically uneducated and ill-mannered. I noticed backtrack to Deer Lake where I have a bike box ment is high. everywhere a bad name—the "Lost Generation” many bars in those small towns. set aside, and take a bus to Terra Nova National That three of them are high school dropouts did stamp. When leaving Stephenville Crossing, I took Park. Or, I could bike to St. Anthony and risk not surprise me. They said that while Newfy is the By the time I left, I had a bad taste in my mouth, NFLD 460 back to TCH 1, which I rode to Blue freezing my socks off, not to mention the poorest province, it is the most heavily taxed. For and it wasn’t from the three beers I drank. I could Ponds Provincial Park. You don’t see much from possibility of gale-force winds coming off the Gulf many young people, there is little Incentive to live only hope that they aren’t representative of the TCH, but if you start taking side roads, it often of St. Lawrence. Or, I could take a bus to St. there. Newfy youth. Normally, I wouldn’t have spent means having to backtrack for many miles Anthony if they allow uncrated bikes. much time around people like them, but I wanted because there aren’t many loop roads. GORD, one of the dropouts, wants to go to to team about Newfys, so I endured them. I’ve also been advised that east of Deer Lake is THEN, FROM St. Anthony, I could take a ferry Edmonton, Alberta in hopes that his uncle can get a long, desolate stretch of nothing but woods. to Lewisporte, which would neatly cut out the him a job in construction . Deb would like to travel Editor’s note: Glenn Davis is a Manchester Even the people at the information chalets boring section. These are options which I’ve been to Africa to help people. Joy wants to become a resident who Is touring eastern Canada and New concede that it’s a boring ride. mulling over for the past couple of days. carpenter or mechanic. England on a bicycle. He is keeping a log of his I decided to do something else, but even as I'm At Blue Ponds, I took a hiking trail which was a All they were on Friday night was drunk. They travels lor the Manchester Herald. News for Senior Citizens 2 Come to the next picnic in your best clown attire Mrs. Dean C. Mangerian Mrs. Michael J. Rooney Mrs. Dwight C. Hahn Mrs. Joseph C. Walton Mangerian-Lemont Rooney>Vizard Hahn-Magadini Walton-Haddock By Judith Susan Kaiser To encourage that playful spirit, honored clowns of our'time, Lou advance the number of guests you Friday, Aug. 3 at 11:15 a.m. an from Community Baptist Church Activities Specialist we invite all of you who are Jocobs with Ringling Brothers, is are planning to bring. 2) Volun­ important slide presentation on at 10:30 a.m. .planning to attend the July 26 well into his seventies and still teers are needed for set-up and "Heat Stress” will be presented by • Samoset Resort, Rockport, Kimberly Ann Lemont of Manchester, daughter of Valerie Jean Vizard, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Karla Jean Magadini, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cherie May Haddock, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hello, everyone. In this world of evening picnic for the "young and going strong! After we play we can preparations. If you can help, Ervin Booker of Northeast Maine. Aug. 6-9 — $293 (double Gary Lemont of New Haven, and the late Maryann Richard E. Vizard of 23 Converse Road, Bolton, and William Palmer of 288 Fern St., and Mr. and Mrs. David Haddock of 1109 E. Middle Turnpike and Joseph almo.st daily crisis there are many yound-at-heart’ to come asclowns> relax and enjoy the piano playing please contact the office by July K. Utilities. occupancy). Creative Tours 243- Ward, and Dean Christopher Mangerian of Manches­ Michael Joseph Rooney, son of Mr. and Mrs. Patrick James Magadini of New Hartford, and Dwight Clinton Clinton Walton, son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Walton of issues and concerns, both personal Wear your wildest colors, your 'by students of Ellen Chen who will Please take note: On July 26, ’^esday, Aug.. 14 — Mixed 2389. ter, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Rothenburg of Lake F. Rooney of 72 Lockwood St., were married June 30 at Hahn, son of Mr. and Mrs. Karl Hahn of Ea.st Skinner Hill Road. Andover, were married June .30 by and global, that demand serious silliest hats. be giving a music recital. Aug. 2 and Aug. 16, the days of our Arizona Scramble (involving in­ • Ocean Beach — New London. Worth, Fla., were married July 4 in Wickham Park. St. Bridget Church. Hartford, were married June 23 at Trinity Covenant the river in Coventry. questioning and attention. And yet, We’ll have other clowns to play The evening begins at 4:30 p.m. evening picnic, there wiil be no terested members of both men and Aug. 15 — $9. Arrow Tours, Randall Pease, justice of the peace, officiated at the Church. Cindy Clark, justice of the peace performed the to help keep us on balance in the with and to paint eager faces. We with games and contests. Prizes lunches served ip the dining room. women’s golf leagues) will take 528-9961. double ring ceremony. The Rev. Emilio Padelli officiated at the double ring The Rev. Norman E. Swensen officiated at the ceremony. Marianne E.sten of Farmington, cousin of will be awarded. At 5:30 p.m.. food Special bus sign-up for evening ceremony. the bride, was nuiid of honor and Robert Heon of midst of these concerns, there is have a strong suspicion that there place at Red Rock. $2 fee covers MENU FOR WEEK: The bride was given in marriage by the father of the ceremony. The bride was given in marriage by her also the need for lighthearted play are a lot of "closet" clowns in our will be served. picnic, July 26 — contact the office prizes and a cookout at the center. groom. Mrs. Debe Goiheen of Vernon was maid of mother. Maia Magadini and Melissa Magadini. Windham was best man. that allows us to take ourselves a midst — so come and surprise us. We have two requests to help by Tuesday, July 24, the latest, if Wednesday: turkey — salad The bride was given in marriage by her parents. There was a reception at the site of the ceremony Signup with league officers, no plate with vegetables, cheesecake, honor. Patrick Guiheen of Vernon was best man. Marjory L. Vizard, sister of the bride, of West sisters of the bride, were maids of honor. Carole little less seriously, at least for a And Remember, age is no bar­ make the day’s events run you need a ride. later than Aug. 1. The reception was at Willie’s Steak House. The Schreiber, Laurie Johnson and Timothea KargI were and also at the home of the bride’s parents. few moments. rier, because one of the most smoothly. 1) Please let us know in beverage. Hartford, was maid of honor. Bridesmaids were The couple left on a wedding Iripto New Hampshire. Thursday: picnic — hot dog with couple will make their home in Manchester. Phylis Custer. May Fregeau and Diane Vizard. bridesmaids. UPCOMING PROGRAMS AND UPCOMING TRIPS AND SIG­ L. Martin Hahn, brother of the groom, was best They will make their home in Vernon. EVENTS: roll, potato salad, jello fruit salad, The bride is a grduate of Manchester High School NUPS: watermelon, beverage. Kevin Boushee of Manchester, was best man. man. Ushers were Matthew Hennigan. Craig Nelson. In preparation for the dried July 23 — 9:30 a.m. signup for Ushers were Keith Boushee. Patrick Rooney Jr., and Edward Siebert and Timothy DeValve. and Manchester Community College. Advice flower arrangements class to be Friday; fish on a bun, vegetable The groom is a graduate of RHAM High School. He Aqua T’urf senior outing, barbecue, soup, beverage, cookies. John Vizard. v After a reception at Manchester Country Club the conducted by Leone Juros this fall, games, entertainment. Cost is $21 couple left on a Caribbean cruise. They arc making is employed by Lynch Motors of Manchester. we will need the following wild and SCHEDULE FOR THE WEEK: After a reception at Manchester Country Club the and trip is scheduled for Aug. 21. Monday; 7:30 a.m. men’s golf their home in Vernon. cultivated plants, which need to July 27 — 9:30 a.m. signup for couple left on a wedding trip to Bermuda. They will The bride is a 1980 graduate of Manchester High picked now and can be brought to league; 10 a.m. bingo; 12:30 make their home in Manchester. Graduates wanted West Farms Mall trip. Cost is $1.50 pinochle games; bus pick up 8 a.m. School and a 1984 graduate of Central Connecticut Ignoring recipe directions the center for drying; red sumac, and trip is scheduled for Aug. 9. State University with a degree in elementary Are you a recent college grad? Want your joe-pye weed, pampas grass, return trips at 12 and 3:15 p.m. The bride is a graduate of East Catholic High School Aug. 1 — 9; 30 a.m. There will be ’Tuesday: 8:30 a.m. ladies golf education. Her minor was psychology. She is accomplishment listed in the Manchester Herald? tansy, yarrow, golden rod, bur­ two signups. and Manchester Community College. She is employed employed at the Sonshine Day Care Center in It’s simple. There’s a form to fill out which you cun dock, fern pods, iris pods, poppy league; 9 a.m. shopping tos; by Stop and Shop of Manchester. 1. Newport, R.I. trip, including return trip at 12:30 p.m. Manchester. obtain by either stopping by the Herald office at 16 is a time-honored custom pods, hibiscus pods, (in fact, all lunch and boat cruise. Mansion The bridegroom is a 1979 graduate of Manchester Brainard Place or sending us a self-addres.sed seed pods you see) cat tails, pearly Wednesday: 9 a.m. film entitled tour. Cost is $29 and trip is set for "Health and Lifestyle” 10 a.m. The groom is a graduate of Manchester High School High School and graduated from the University of stamped envelope. DEAR ABBY; I know that yours everlasting, lamb’s ears and wild Sept. 12. and Technical Careers Institute of Windsor. He is Connecticut with a business degree. He is employed at Our address is: Box .591, Manchester Herald, state and has spent a lot of time and grasses. Friendship Circle; pinochle is not a cooking column, but you money driving in so we can be 2. Atlantic City trip, (3 days, 2 employed by Abacus Business Products of American Business Products of East Windsor, as Manchester, 06040. Since we anticipate a large games; noon lunch; 12:30 bridge Bloomfield. service manager. once printed a piece about how together. He knows all my friends nights). Cost is $159 (double games: 1p.m. arts and crafts. Bus Black and white photos are preferred. some people never follow a recipe turnout for this special class, occupancy) and includes a $40 Dear and he even knows all the relatives preference will be given to those pickup at 8 a.m. return trips at and then wonder why they have in my large family by name. rebate. $50 deposit required at 12:30 and 3; 15 p.m. failures. Along with that piece you people who help us prepare for it. time of signup. Trip is set for Oct. Abby The problem: I have never met Please note the Men’s Arizona Thursday; 5 pm. “Kids and gave a recipe for Infallible Rice. I his parents or any of his relatives 22-24. Grandkids Picnic.” All those who used to make it and it was Scramble at Manche^er Country There are still openings for the About Town Abigail or friends. He once told me that he Club scheduled for July 25 has been have signed up for bus will be delicious. Now I can’t find the never liked living at home and has following trips. If interested, contacted as to time. Bus signup recipe, and I’m going crazy Van Buren canceled due to unforeseen please contact travel agency di­ been on his own since he was 18.1 circumstances. will close at noon on Tuesday. looking for it! never fully understood the reason rectly at phone numbers listed: Friday: 9:30 a.m. cribbage. 10 Officers to be installed Please save my sanity. Abby, July 25 from 9-10 a.m., a special • Coachlight Dinner Theatre for this because he never talked film entitled “The Proud Years” a.m. bingo; noon lunchy; 12:30' and run it again. about it. "Best of Broadway” a musical setback games; bus pick up at 8' Several Manchester residents will be among MONA D. IN compliments. on health and lifestyle will be revue. July 25 — $19. Creative officers to be installed on Aug. 4 fur First District Last year when I told him that I shown at the center. a.m. return trips at 12; 30 and 3: IS LOS ANGELES Simple enough? Well, you ain’t would like to meet his family, he Tours. 243-2389. Bus will leave p.m. (Hartford County) American Legion Post and heard nuthin’ yet. I have had said that we came from "two Auxiliary. The ceremonies will be at American DEAR MONA: Stop looking. people complain that theirs wasn’t different worlds.” I opened up my ------\ Legion Hall, Post 80 in Enfield. Here it is; like mine. Upon questioning them, world to him, but so far he hasn’t Lloyd Smith of Post 102, Manchester, will be I learned why. Here are a few opened up his world to me. installed as post assistant surgean-ut-arms. Mary DEAR ABBY: I’m considered a reasons; He asked me to marry him, so I LeDuc of Unit 102 will be isntalled us senior vice good cook, and I don’t mind giving 1. Used instant rice. assume he has chosen to live in my president of the auxiliary and Murial Grove as out my recipe to anyone who wants 2. Used another shortening, not world, but he won’t even let me assistant sargeunt-ut-arms. it. My gripe is the person who butter. visit in his. (I can’t imagine what Joseph Drouin of Post 80, Enfield, will be installed doesn’t follow the instructions and 3. Left out the oniom could be so terrible in his world, as post commander and Dorothy Kilty of Windsor then complains because it didn’t 4. Failed to cover the rice while can you?) He has all the good Locks, president of the auxiliary. turn out like mine. baking. qualities a woman could want in a Other officers to be installed: Francis Richards, For example, take this simple 5. Used water instead of broth. husband and I love him very much. Mr. and Mrs. Craig Allan Goebel East Windsor; .senior vice commander; Charles recipe 1 have used for over 20 years 6. Allowed rice to boil for some Should I let sleeping dogs lie? Or O’Neil, Hartford, junior vice commander; Kaye and have given to countless time before placing in oven. will this eat at me forever? Graff, Southington, chaplain; Ix-van Smith, Hartford, guests; Goebel-Brown historian: Harold Thurston, East Hartford, junior 7. Let broth cool before using. TWO DIFFERENT Jeannette Weerden and Dawn M. LaChance 8. Baked for 40 minutes. WORLDS Patricia O’Shea past commander; Ernie Godfrey, Southington, INFALLIBLE RICE 9. Liked onions, so added second Dying for the spinach Todd Shorts sargeant-at-arms; and Edward Stentaford, Enfield, (serves four hungry, onion. DEAR DIFFERENT WORLDS: Kathleen Mary Brown of Chicopee. Mass., daughter LaChance-McDermott O’Shea-Peck an assistant sargeant-at-arms. or six polite people) Now I ask you! Why can’t some Sleeping dogs must eventually of Mr. and Mrs. Paul F. Brown of 4 Green Hills Drive. Weerden-Shorts Other auxiliary officers are: Marie Pollard, people just follow instructions? awaken, so if you plan to spend the- cannelloni you had at your Bolton, and Craig Allan Goebel of Chicopee, son of Hartford, senior vice president; Carolyn Bloznalis, 1 medium onion, minced RESIGNED rest of your life with this wonderful Henry Goebel of Chicopee, and the late Mrs. Goebel, Mr. and Mrs. John A. Weerden Jr. Mr. and Mrs.Richard Bartlett of Mr. and Mrs. Patrick O’Shea of Enfield, secretary; Helen Bergeron. West Hartford, 2 tablespoons butter man, you had better clear up the were married June 16 at the home of the bride. of 11 Clyde Road, announce the Andover and Robert LaChance of Simsbury, announce the engage­ trasurer; Laurette Drouin. Enfield, chaplain; Gloria 1 cup long-grain, raw white rice DEAR RESIGNED: For some mystery of “his world" before you The Rev. Charles Ericson of Bolton Congregational engagement of their daughter, East Hartford, announce the en­ ment of their daughter, Patricia Richards, East Windsor junior past preident; Bernice 2 cups chicken broth (hot) people, instructions are somthing marry him. favorite Italian restaurant? Church officiated at the double ring ceremony. The Jeannette Ann Weerden to Todd gagement of their daughter. Dawn O’Shea, to Jonathan Lee Peck, son Bergeron, Glastonbury, assistant sargeant-at-arms. Saute onion in butter until they read carefully after a failure He’s probably not very proud of bride was given in marriage by her father. Edwin Shorts, son of Mr. and Mrs. Marie LaChance, to David Edward of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Peck of transparent. Combine onion, rice to find out what they did wrong. his world and prefers to keep it Pamela Brown of Bolton, sister of the bride, was Arthur B. Shorts of 481 Porter St. McDermott, son of Mr. and Mrs. Manchester. Driver honored for safety and hot broth. Bring to a boil on top from you, but if that’s the case, he maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Lauren Shea of Pasquale Lanciano of East Hart­ The bride-elect is a graduate of of range. Cover and place in DEAR ABBY: I am going to be should be man enough to say so. Manchester, Elizabeth Goebel, Fran Goebel, Alice The bride-elect is a 1981 gradu­ ford, and the late James F. Simsbury High School and is Tom Lariviere of Andover has been recognized in 325-degree oven for 20 minutes. married in three months to a His refusal to explain it is unfair to Maybe we can help. The Wolf and Holly Wolf, all of Chicopee, Cathy Schappert ate of Manchester High School. She McDermott. working as an assistant manager North Carolina for his accident-free driving record. Serve and listen to the wonderful man. He lives out of you. Herald is now running a weekly of Langhorne, Pa. and Connie (ioebel of Milford. is employed by the J.C. Penney The bride-elect is a graduate of for Beefsteak Charlies of Avon. He is an independent lease driver at Distribution Henry Goebel of Chicopee, father of the groom, was Catalog Distribution Center. Manchester High School. She is The prospective bridegroom is a Service Systems Inc. of Charlotte, N.C. He and his column featuring readers’ best man. Ushers were Paul Horak of Massachusetts. employed at the J.C. Penney graduate of Manchester High wife, Eilen, live on Hebron Road in Andover, favorite restaurant dishes. To Jeffrey Brown of Bolton, Mark Goebel, Glen Goebel The prospective bridegroom is a Catalog Distribution Center. The School and is working as a general Impotence is not inevitable and Bemerd Wolf, all of Chicopee, Jay Goebel of 1981 graduate of Manchester High prospective bridegroom is a grad­ manager for Beefsteak Charlies of enter, simply fill out the coupon Milford, and Gary Shea of Manchester. School and is a senior at Bryant uate of East Hartford High School Enfield. WATES meeting scheduled The reception was at St. Maurice Parish Center. College, Smithfield, R.I. where he and is employed by Hartford A Sept. 1 wedding is planned. below, listing your favorite dish is majoring in accounting. Manchester WATES will meet Tuesday at 7: .30p m and the local restaurant that They will make their home in Chicopee. Sanitary Products of West at Orange Hall, 72 E. Center St,, rear. The bride is employed at Pioneer Valley Planning An Aug. 24, 1985 wedding is Hartford. Weighing-in will be from 6; 30 to 7:30 p.m A regular after men reach certain age serves it. It may be an appe­ Commission. West Springfield, as a graphic artist . planned at Trinity Covenant A September wedding is meeting wili follow. She is a graduate of Massachusetts College of the Church. planned. DEAR DR. LAMB — I am having a please explain staph infections? I tizer, main dish, vegetable, Arts, Boston, Mass. problem with impotence. My doctor understandnd there are______several____ kinds. salad or dessert. The groom is employed as design engineer for Ferguson-Boucher Bridge results announced has given me three hormone shots but they seem to be lu m ^ into two Creative Machine Products in Westfield, Mass. Gilt tax and I take a good supply of vitamins. Your classes: "hospital staph” and “non­ Any citizen or resident alien The following are the winners in the July 16 and 19 I’ve been out of circulation since my hospital staph." I read years ago that Then we’ll do the rest. We’ll contact whose gifts to any one person Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ferguson of games of the Manchester AM Bridge Ciub: last wife died about 12 years ago. Health they were difficult to treat and very exceed $3,000 within the calendar 39 Marshall Road, announce the North-South: Sue Henry and Ellen Goldberg, first; Now I’ve met someone and may get infectious. I understand they are the chef and ask for the recipe, which year will be liable for payment of a engagement of their daughter, Linda Simmons and Terry Daigle, second; Burt married and I find I can’t get an erec­ Lawrence spread by unsanitary conditions. A will be printed in TODAY’S SPECIAL. College Notes gift tax, at rates determined under Diane Gail Ferguson, to Roger Smyth and Flo Smyth, third, tion. Lamb, M.D. friend claims it is in a person’s sys­ the unified estate and gift tax Joseph Boucher, son of Mr. and East-West: Joe Bussiere and John Greene, first; I’m 75 but very healthy and active. tem and if one is in poor health, the schedule. Gift tax returns are filed Mrs.Lionel Boucher of Vernon. Sally Heavisides and Saul Cohen, second; Joyce Rossi These hormone shots were about infection can break out. That didn’t on an annual basis and ordinarily The bride-elect attended Man­ and Tom Regan, third. three weeks apart. I’m beginning to sound reasonable to me. Now I never are due on April 15 of the following chester High School. She is em­ North-South: Penny Weatherwax and Elien Gold­ see a slight hnprovement, but not see or hear anything about staph. Awarded lodge year. ployed at the J .C. Penney Distribu­ berg,first: Sonja Gray and Ann DeMartin, second: satisfactory. Please advise me. - acUve sexually. The Russians claim tion Center. Burt Smyth and Flo Smyth, third to have tested one of their oldsters DEAR REIADER — Staphylococcal scholarship The prospective bridegroom at­ East-West: Mary Tierney and Olympia P'egy, first; who was still capable and had viable bacteria are still here. They are often Tom Regan and Joyce Rossi, second; and Mary sperm cells at age 119. Name The Transamerica Pyramid at tended Rockville High School. DEAR READER — About half of described as ubiquitous, meaning they 853 feet is the tallest building in San A Sept. 22 wedding is planned at Willhide and Bev Saunders. the men in your age group are said to You are wise to seek medical are everywhere. Some strains are Francisco. St. Bernard Church in Rockville. Diane G. Ferguson have such problems. While most past advice. Too much male hormone in virulent and others are rarely harm­ Terri J. Lillibridge of studies have shown that older men older men may increase the risk of ful. One of the less harmful varieties Address Manchester was recently Pinochle scores given awarded the $2,000 Gladys have a decrease in male hormones, prosUte difficuIUes. And independent is commonly found on the skin of of age, you can have a medical condi­ humans. In fact, man is the main res­ A. and Russell M. Birtwis­ The following are the scores of the pinochle games more recent studies on healthy men tle Scholarship Award Thoughts played Thursday at the Army & Navy Club, Main have shown that after about age 28, tion that can cause impotence. In ervoir for these bacteria. other instances, being inac^ve, as you Of course, unsanitary conditions do Phone Number...... through the Vasa Order of Street. the male hormone level does not have been, IeaNew Zealand Open in two shots to get out of the Road We^ials. their congregations.” Nick Faldo of Britain. Trevino involving biblical translation and inter­ November and the West Austral­ Bunker. Wednesday — 7:30 p.m., Emanuel Church Women carded a 67 while the other two pretations seems destined for that very "For example.” he said, "in many ian Open in May, admitted that Trevino, 44, opened in tremend­ program planning. both shot 68. limbo,” said Victor Gold, professor of cases they would use 'God' rather than walking on to the 18th green as ous form with three straight Thursday — 9 a.m., staff meeting; 10 a.m., prayer Old Testament studies at Pacific 'God the Father (and M other).’ Many But the challenges of Australian leader in the Open was a whole new birdies. The Open champion in 1971 group: 11:15 a.m , care and visitation; 7:30 p.m., fair Lutheran Theological Seminary in said they preferred to retain the Greg Nijrman and Tom Watson of experience. and 1972 missed from 10 feel at the workshop at home of Rene Goff. the United States, playing to­ Berkeley, Calif., and head of the traditional 'Jesus as Lord’ and some "I wiped a tear out'of my eye fourth and three-putted the fifth Saturday — 8 p.m . Alcoholics Anonymous. gether, were blown off course in committee that prepared the lection­ said t9table with references to Jesus there I think. I was very thrilled. I from is feet, missing two birdie the chill evening. Norman slumped ary texts. Christ as 'Child' of God, although some just wished I ’d hit a little better chances. from an aggregate B-under at the Vacation school starts Gold's denomination, the Lutheran also confessed they didn't have a good shot,” Baker-Finch said. He made a mess of his second at turn to a 74, leaving him at 3-under Church in America, has been one of the alternative to what we did.” He underhit his approach there the seventh to drop a shot, but 141. starting Monday, and continuing through Friday, sharpest in-house critics of the by a critical fraction, and saw his birdies at the ninth and 10th put Concordia Lutheran Church, 40 Pitkin St., will have its lectionary. Council officials said churches from Watson, bidding for his third ball roll back down the sharp slope him back on course. He holed from vacation church school from 9:30 a m. to noon. Gold said wide use of inclusive eight of the agency’s 31 member consecutive Open crown, suffered of the Valley of Sin to the fringe of 10 feet for a birdie at the long 14th, UPl photo Study will be on how the life of Jesus affects the lives Herald photo by Pinto language — for example, renderings of denominations responded to the sur­ at the 17th, the notorious Road the green. But he two-putted from and after a bogey on 17, he birdied Ian Baker-Finch of Australia holds up under-par total, to lead by three strokes of the children. There will also be story telling, craft biblical texts that add the phrase "and vey, with the majority coming from the Hole, where a six spoiled a fine 60 feet for his 66. No. 18 from 10 feet. work, play acting, service projects and fellowship. women” to verses such as "follow me United Methodist Church, the Presby­ round. He proved his nerve solid at the Asked if he could win the Open, his ball on the 18th green after finishing the 113th British Open behind held this The school will close Friday with a picnic for the CHURCH OF THE ASSUMPTION and I will make you fishers of men” — terian Church and the United Church of "The Lady got me,” he said after infamous Road Hole, where his he said, "Y es, sir, definitely,” with a 66, 134 for 36 holes and 10 year at St. Andrews, Scotland. children, their families and friends, at noon. . . . on Adams Street "as the regular medium of communi­ Christ. NL roundup MACC News .■ r > .''- I Society New Start program marking its 6-month anniversary Mets get past Reds, trips CINCINNATI (UPI) — Keith qua taking second, and Gwynn Robinson, 5-11, hurled the first V ‘- Hernandez drove in the winning seven innings, giving up just three followed by hitting a 1-and-l pitch Editor's note: this column is THE THREE ROOMS we rent items. reasonably expect from that indi­ some cases) between one client very gratifying. We are again t run with a sacrifice fly in the 11th hits before the game was delayed over the right-field wall. MB’s prepared by the staff of the are in two rooming houses located But beyond figures and statis­ vidual when the time comes to leaving and another entering a appealing to you for help. As our inning and Dwight Gooden struck for 90 minutes by a downpour. In the first game, Rick Rhoden. Manchester Area Conference of in quiet, residential neighbor­ tics, w e've had a good opportunity begin looking for their permanent room, once the program got clients leave their New Start room out 11 batters to lead the New York Minton, who gave up an eighth­ 8-7, gave up one unearned run, By Bob Popettl Churches. hoods. Our clients themselves to observe and test our initial housing. underway. for a room of their own, they m Herald Sports Writer Mets to a 3-2 victory over the seven hits and one walk before By Elaine Stancllffe, have repeatedly expressed the inning single, earnred his 10th save perceptions about the program's frequently have no bedding or Cincinnati Reds Friday night. of the season. being lifted in favor of Don Director, Proiect Genesis opinion that their re-entry into the chances for survival. INTERESTINGLY ENOUGH. WE ARE. at this time, pleased to kitchen items of their own. There­ The Mets victory coupled with Robinson had won only once in Robinson in the ninth inning. When the Greater Hartford community was eased considera­ when we were in the planning We learned very quickly not to announce that there will be a Third fore, we have seriously depleted Chicago’s 3-2 loss to San Francisco his last nine outings, but two Robinson got the last three outs for Twilight League’s first place So­ The New Start Program is 6 bly by having a home-like environ­ push too quickly or too hard. stages of New Start, much thought Annual Volleyballathon at Wick­ our supply of these itenas. increased New York’s lead to I'A double plays helped the Giants his fifth save. ciety for Savings baseball team months old. It’s been a period of ment in which to live, and people Generally, we allow a new client and conversation went into "shel­ ham Park in August, and that this visits Manehester, the homestand If you have any of the following games in the National League East beat the Cubs for only the second Astros 8, Expos 4 learning and growth and, thank­ sharing the house who were several days to simply become ter” clients versus "New Start” year’s proceeds will go toward ing Moriarly Brothers know they things to donate, we will personally Division. time in 10 meetings. At Houston, Craig Reynolds fully. success. To date. 15 people accepting and friendly. acclimated to his or her new clients, and how we thought they maintaining'New Start. are in for a tough game. And when send you one thousand blessings: Wally Backman opened the 11th The Giants were held hitless for tripled to highlight a four-run first have benefited from the program. Our clients have bloomed in such surroundings. Adapting to living differed. As it turned out, five of The'Volleyballathon is a 15-hour the league frontrunners are given double bed sheets, pillows, pillow with a double, his third straight the first three innings by loser inning, and Enos Cabell and Terry Three were Re-entry clients, and surroundings. Most have re­ independently and learning to our 15 clients were people who, at marathon game organized and the opportunity to score runs, they cases, towels, wash cloths, dishes, two-base hit of the night, off loser Dennis Eckerlsey, 3-6, but erupted Puhl drove in two runs each to lead 12 were from Genesis. The average mained in close contact with other form the habit of coming to our one time or another, have stayed in played by a group of interested and seldom fail to capitalize. pots and pans, silverware, per­ Brad Lesley, 0-1. Backman was for three runs by sending nine men the Houston Astros to an 8-4 victory stay was 28 days. staff and with clients they have office on a daily basis to “ check in” MACC's Emergency Shelter. Not involved Manchester youth, who Three unearned runs in the lop of sonal care items (toothbrushes sacrificed to third by Mookie to the plate in the top of the fourth. over the Montreal Expos Friday Since the program was estab­ met in the program. Four of our is sufficient compliance for the one of them failed to obtain housing for three years, have combined the fourth inning paved the way for and paste, soap, shampoo, deodor­ Wilson and Hernandez delivered a Braves 13, Phillies 1 night. lished to provide short-term hous­ clients obtained employment gain­ first week. This is really a when given the appropriate sup­ their love of volleyball with their 11-2-1 Society’s 7-3 win over the ant, etc.). sacrifice fly to deep center off Ted Bob Knepper, 9-8, allowed 11 hits ing for people discharged from ful enough to make them totally get-to-know-each-other time, dur­ port and assistance. desire to do something positive for At Atlanta. Len Barker hurled a frustrated MB Gas Housers Friday Any contributions may be left at Power to score Backman. and three runs in six innings, institutions while they worked with self-supporting. ing which trust and rapport are New start has been greeted with their community. They will be five-hitter for his seventh victory night at Moriarty Field. the Genesis/Reentry office located Jesse Orosco, 8-2, pitched the and rookie Brad Komminsk drilled walking one with three strikeouts. staff toward securing permanent Financially, the program has established. enthusiasm by the professional canvassing their neighborhoods to The defeat spoiled a gutsy at 64 Church St., next to Emanuel final two innings to get the win, two homers and drove in three runs Bill Dawley pitched the final three housing, we are extremely pleased run amazingly close to the budget This “ quiet week” is invaluable community, and we have received solicit pledges from individuals mound effort by Moriarty losing Lutheran Church, Monday through escaping from a two-on, one-out Friday night to send the Atlanta innings for his second save, with our service figures. we originally estimated, and servi­ to staff in helping them evaluate referrals from all four psychiatric and businesses for each hour they ■ /m hurler Ken Hill. The loss also Friday, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. jam in the llth. Gooden pitched Braves to a 13-1 rout of the surrendering only Gary Carter’s With the exception of one person ces are provided at a minimal cost. each individual’s capacity for components of Manchester Mem­ keep the game going. dropped the (las Housers' record Cash donations can be sent to nine solid innings — striking out 11 Philadelphia Phillies. 18th home run in the ninth. who left his room without giving We ha ve sufficient funds to operate follow-through, cooperation and orial Hospital, as well as from Anyone interested in sponsoring to 7-(i-l. Hill, who saw his per.sonal New Start, in care of MACC, P.O. and giving up only four hits — but Barker, 7-7, struck out seven and Bill Doran opened the Houston notice, and two people who moved the program for an additional six personal motivation. We are able Cedarcrest and Norwich State a volleyball player may call Elaine Box 773, Manchester. Conn., 06(M0. was lifted for a pinch hitter and got first with a bloop double to left off log dip to 1-2, limited heavy-hitting back in with their families, our months. Community support has hospitals. walked three in earning his first to view socialization skills (or the or Linda at 646-7248, for further Knowing how generously Man­ no decision. Society to seven hits while striking clients have all been able to obtain been high, and we've received $34 career triumph over the Phillies. Steve Rogers, 3-10. lack of them) in watching the client Interest has been equally high on information. chester always responds, I thank Jay Tibbs, acquired by Cincin­ out five in the complete game their own housing. And from a total in cash donations, and $315 in The right-hander also picked up his mingle with other people in the the part of criminal justice facili­ When we made a plea during the you in advance for your support of nati from the Mets in a deal for Cardinals 10, Dodgers 5 performance. He also walked of 15 people, we had to drop just ope in-kind contributions of bedding, first complete game. office. We are then able to pretty ties. and we haven’t had more than winter months for bedding and our fledgling, but promising, new Bruce Berenyi, appeared in only At St. Louis. George Hendrick three and hit one batter. client from the program. kitchenware and personal care a day or two (if that much time, in well judge just how much we can kitchen items, the response was program. his second major-league game. He Padres 3-3, Pirates 2-4 and David Green each hit home The MB's reached winning pitched the first eight innings for At Pittsburgh, Tony Gwynn, who runs and combined for five RBI, pitcher Barney Meslek, 1-0, for II Cincinnati and surrendered just went 3-for-4, smashed a three-run leading the St, Louis Cardinals to a safeties, including a 4-for-4 night six hits and two runs. homer with two out in the eighth 10-5 victory over the Los Angeles U P l pholo by centerfielder Ray Gliha, but they couldn't push the runs across Relisious Services The Reds tied the game 2-2 in the inning Friday night to lift the San Dodgers Friday night. Kansas City leftfielder Darryl Motley leaps high against eighth. Pinch hitter Wayne Kren- Diego Padres to a 3-2 nightcap Rookie Kurt Kepshire, 2-1, went Single l;dlies in the .second, fifth chicki led off with a single and victory and a split of their 6 1-3 innings for the win while the wall as he deflects Baltimore Orioles’ Benny Ayala's and seventh frames were the only production the losers could H. Taylor, pastor. Sunday worship: 11 Gospel Hall/ Center Street, Manches­ Johnson, Dr. Paul Kroll, pasturs. Gary Redus, running for Kren- double-header with the Pittsburgh Fernando Valenzuela, 8-11, lost his long flyball into his waiting bare hand. The catch robbed a.m., nursery care provided. Church Roman Cathoiic coot, ond Mrs. Randall Davis muster. Assemblies of God ter. 10 a.m., breaking bread; 11:45 Summer schedule: 10 a.m.: service; 9:;w a.m., Sunday school; 10:45 a.m , chicki, was sacrificed to second by Pirates. third straight game. Ayala of an extra base hit Friday night in Kansas City. school: 9:30 a.m., Sunday. (742-7696) a.m., Sunday school; 7 p.m., gospel Moriarty's took a 1-0 lead in the Calvary Church (Assemblies of n^rserv^care tor children up to age 5. Church ot the Assumption, Adams holiness meeting; 7 p.m., salvation Duane Walker. Ron Oester singled Doug Frobel and Jim Morrison First Congregatlonol Church of Cov­ meeting. meeting. (649-7787). God), 400 Bucklond Rood, South entry, 1171 Main St., Coventry. Rey. Street at Thompson Road, Manches­ to center to score Redus. each hit solo home runs to help the second on an RBI grounder by Ray Windsor. Rev. Kenneth L. Gustafson, Bruce Johnson, postor, 11 a.m., wor­ ter. Rev. Edward S. Pepin, pastor. Sullivan. Hill had held the visitors Saturday mass at 5; Sunday masses at The Mets had taken a 2-1 lead in Pirates to a 4-3 victory in the first AL roundup pastor. 9:30a.m., Sunday school; 10:30 ship; 9:30 a.m., church school In Jehovah’s Witnesses Unitarian Universaiist at bay on a crafty assortment ot a.m., worship, child-care and nursery; Church Lane House. Nursery care 7:30, 9, 10:30 and noon. (643-2195) the seventh when George Foster game. 7:00 p.m., evening service of praise and proyided. (742-8487) Jehovah's Witnesses, 647 Tolland Mormon St. Bartholomew's Church, 741 E. 1 w“ " “ "'T«"ollst Society-East, doubled to right-center and scored Gwynn’s fourth homer of the mixed pitches until the fatal Bible preaching. (644-1102) Turnpike, Manchester. Tuesday, Con­ Middle Turnpike, Manchester. Rev. Second Congregational Church, 385 A^rn)urt ''^ohchester. Rev. on Hubie Brooks' single up the season made a loser of Pirates fourth. N. Main St., Manchester. The Rev. V. gregation Bible Study, 7 p.m.; Thurs­ Christ of Latter Day Martin J. Scholsky, pastor. Saturday Arnold Westwood, minister. 10-30 Joseph Milton, pastor. 9 a.m. worship day, Theocratic Schoal (speaking mass at 5 p.m.; Sunday masses at 8:30, a.m., service. (646-5151) middle. Darryl Strawberry staked starter John Tudor, 5-8, who took a Raul Giotto led off the decisive Baptist «? ''**1. D'^Offttoh), 30 Woodside St 10 and 11:30 a.m. service and nursery tor children to age course), 7:30 p.m.; Service meeting Manchester. Wayne S. Taylor, bishop, New York to a 1-0 lead in the second 1-0 lead and a four-hitter into the Yankees clip Twins, fourth st;mza for Society with his 8. (649-2863) (ministry training), 8:15p.m.; Sunday, 9Th., sacrament meeting; 10:15 St. Bridget Church, 70 Main St., second single, after MB first Community Baptist Church, 585 E. Second Congregational Church at Public Bible Lecture, 9:30 a.m .; Manchester. Rev. Philip A. Sheridan with his 14th home run, a shot to eighth. The loss was just the Center St., Manchester. Rev. James I. primary; baseman Steve Chotiner had Coventry, 1746 Boston Turnpike, Cov­ Watchtower Study, 10:25. (646-1490) priesthood ond relief and Rev. Emilio P. Padelll, co-pastors. left-center. Pirates' second in 12 games. NEW YORK (UPl) - Willie and scored on Kemp's base hit to capped a four- run sixth that Meek, minister. 9:15 a.m., chutch entry. Rev. David Jarvis, minister. society. (643-4003) ® Saturday mass 5 p.m.; Sunday masses THE dropped his pop foul for an error school tor all ages, kindergarten The Reds got a run in their half of The win went to Padres starter Randolph singled home Ken Grif­ left. chased Chicago starler Rich Dot Regular schedule: 10 a.m., worship; 8 at 7:30, 9,10:30 and noon. (643-2403) Mark Riemer followed with ;i through Grade 4 continuing during the a.m., DIal-A-Rlde to church; 8:45 a.m., Jewish — Conservative St. James Church, 896 Main St., BIBU the second when Dave Parker Andy Hawkins, 5-3, who gave up fey from second base with one out, Davis came on after Don Bay­ .son, 11-6 service; 10:30 a.m., morning worship. church school, nursery to grade eight, Manchester. Rev. Francis V. Kru- reached on a fielding error by one run on four hits and two walks single, advancing Giotto to third, Nursery provided. (643-0537) Temple Beth Sholom, 400 E. Middle capping a two-run ninth-inning lor’s two-out double in the eighth, George Vukovich walked with adult discussion; 11 a.m.. coffee and kowskl. Rev. Robert Burbank, Rev. Brooks and scored on Cesar before leaving for a pinch hitter in but Hill appeared on the verge of Faith Baptist Church, 52 Lake St., fellowship; 11:15 a.m., lunlor choir; 4 Turnpike, Manchester. Richard J. Nationai Cathoiic Richard A. Lamore, team ministry. SPEAKS rally Friday night that gave the getting Winfield to fly out and end one out in the sixth and Jerry Manchester. Rev. James Bellasov, Plavin, rabbi; Israet Tabatskv, can­ Cedeno’s double off the left-field getting out of the threat un.scathed p.m., Jr. pilgrim fellowship; 6 p.m., Rev. Edward J. Reardon. Saturday by the eighth. Rich Gossage earned New York Yankees a 4-3 victory the inning. Willard fouled out. Brook Jacoby pastor. 9:30 a.m., Sunday school; 10:30 senior church school and Pilgrim tor; Dr. Leon Wind, rabbi emeritus. Noflonol Catholic masses at 4 and 6:30 p.m.; Sunday wall. his 17th save. when he fanned clean-up man a.m., warship service; 7 p.m., evening Services, 8:15 p.m. Friday and 9:45 Church, 23 Golwav St., Manchester. masses at 7:30,9,10:30a.m., noon, and Eugene Brewer over the Minnesota Twins. singled Vukovich to third and Tony fellowship. (742-6234) Rev. Stanley M. Lancolo* pastor 9 Dave Gale and catcher Bill Ghapu service. (646-5316) Talcottville Congregational Church, a.m. Saturday. (643-9563) 5 p.m. (643-4129) Giants 3, Cubs 2 Bruce Bochy started the Padres' With one out, Mike Pagliarulo Bernazard singled to score Vuko­ First Baptist Church, 240 Hlllstown a.m., mass. (643-5906) A very thin line exists bet­ Tigers 3, Rangers I lis gunned out Riemer trying lo Main Street and Elm Hill Road, St. Mary Church, 1600 Main St., At Chicago, rookie Jeff Robinson rally with a one-out single. Ed walked against loser Ron Davis. vich. Brett Butler singled home Road, Manchester. Dr. C. Conley, Talcottyllle. Rey. Kenneth E. Knox, Coventry. Father Jomes J. W illiam­ ween an honest evaiuation of steal second on the same pitch pastor. (649-7509) Lutheran combined with Greg Minton on a Whitson came in to pinch-run for 4-7. He took second on a pinch-hit At Detroit, Dave Rozema pastor. 10 a.m., worship serylce and son, pastor. Masses Saturday at 5'I 5 another's words and deeds and Jacoby wilh Bernaz.ird racing to Hill got behindonthecounttothc First Baptist Chapel of the Deaf, 240 church school. (649-0815) p.m.; Sunday 9:30 and 10:45 a.m ; four-hitter to lift the San Francisco Bochy and was forceil at second by single by Griffey and scored on pitched a six-hitter over eight third and Butler to second on the IHIIIstown Road, Manchester. Rey. K. Concordia Lutheran Church (LCA), a judgment of that person. Of­ next batter and decided to put him 40 Pitkin St., Manchester. Rev. Burton holydays, 5:30 and 7:30 p.m. Confes­ ten the observer hastily pron­ Giants to a 3-2 rain-delayed victory pinch hitter Kurt Bevacqua. Alan Omar Moreno’s single to right. innings to extend his Tiger Sta- Kreutzer, pastor. (643-7543) Nazarene sions 4:30 to 5 p.m. (742-6655) throw. Franco hit Dotson's next on, but Matt Hukill abruptly tied D. Strond, pastor. Summer schedule: 9 ounces condemnation on over the Chicago Cubs Friday. Wiggins then singled, with Bevac­ Randolph followed with a single to diiTm winning streak to 15 games pitch into center field to nin his Covenant a.m.^. Holy Communion, nursery. (6M- Church ot St. Maurice, 32 Hebron the game with an RBI single lo left Church of the Nazarene, 236 Main S t, Road, Bolton. The Rev. J. Clifford another, questioning his integ­ left, scoring Griffey. and got home-run .support from season RBI total to .5(1 Christian Science Trinity Covenant Church, 302 Hack­ Manchester. Rev. Neale McLain, se­ Curtin, pastor. Saturday mass at 5 Garry Zaratkay then cracked a Emanuel Lutheran Church, 60 rity. Jay Howell, 4-4, was the winner Barbaro Garbey and d ie t I.4!mon matack St., Manchester. Rev. Norman nior pastor; Rev. Herb Newell, minis­ P.m.; Sunday masses at 7:30,9:15 and long fly ball to right field thal First Church of Christ, Scientist, 447 Swenson, Summer hours: 8 and 10 Church St., Manchester. Rev. Dale H ter of youth. 9:30 a.m., Sunday school; 11 a.m. (643-4466) Recentiy a poiitical candidate despite wild pitching the go-ahead to give the Detroit Tigers a ,3-1 Royals 4, Orioles 3 N. Main St., Manchester. 10:30 a.m., Gustafson, pastor; Steven P. Sabin, should’ve ended the inning, but the a.m., services; 9:15 to9:45a.m., coffee 10:45 a.m., worship, children's church in a televised Interview ques­ run home in the eighth when the victory over the Texas Rangers At Kansas City, Mo., Unix church serylce, Sunday schoal, and and fellowship; 9:30 a,m., chiclets and Intern; Rev. C. Henry Anderson, and nursery; 6:30 p.m., evening praise bull was dropped by right fiidder care for small children. (649-1446) pastor emeritus. Sunday schedule- tioned the "Christianity" of an Twins snapped a 2-2 tie. Howell Friday night. Concepcion's third RBI of the parents meeting. (649-2855) service, nursery. (646-8599) Saivation Army Little League games Buddy Silva for a three-base error Reading Room, 656A Center St., Man­ 8:a.m., worship In the chapel with opponent. The backlash was relieved Joe Cowley to start the Rozema, 7-1, walked none in his game, on an eighth-inning sacri­ chester. (649-8982) communion on first andthird Sundays; Salvation Army, 661 Main St., Man- that allowed two runs lo .score and predictable. The author of the eighth. Mickey Hatcher led off longest stint since a complete- fice fly, Friday night lifted the Episcopai 9:30 a.m., worship In the sanctuary gave ^ c ie ty a 3-1 lead. with communion on second and fourth judgmental remark sought to with a double and went to third game loss in June 1983 at Califor­ Kansas City Royals to a 4 3 victory play down the gaff by charging M oriarly’s hud its biggest scor Church of Christ St. George's Episcopal Church, 1150 Sundays, nursery.(643-1193) when Kent Hrbek singled to center. nia, Willie Hernandez pitched the over the Baltimore Orioles. Boston Turnpike, Bolton. Sunday 8 Lotvian Lutheran Church of Man­ Pentecostai that what was said was misun­ highlight schedule ing chance of night in the bottom of Church ot Christ, Lydall and Vernon With one out, Howell threw wildly ninth for his 18th save. Don Slaught, who had two a.m., Eucharist; 10 a.m. Holy Eucha­ chester, 21 Garden St., Manchester. derstood. What was meant was the fifth. An RBI s:ifely by Gliha streets, Manchester. Eugene Brewer, rist, Rev. John Holllger, vicar. 1 1 a m , (643-2051) United Pentecostal Church, 187 on the first pitch to Tom Bru- Detroit has hit at least one home singles and a double in his first minister. Sunday services: 9 a.m., that the certain policies of the Two Little I,eague District The winners will meet Sunday closed the gap to 3 2 but a Mike fellowship hour. Monday through Fri­ Prince at Peace Lutheran Church, Woodbrldge St., Manchester Rev nansky and Hatcher scored easily. run in its last 15games fur a total of three at-bats, blooped a triple into Bible classes; 10a.m., worship; 6 p.m., day, 4:45 p.m.; Wednesday, 9 a.m.. Route 31 and North River Rood, Marvin Stuart, minister. 10 am ! “A New opponent did - not show Eight All-Star contests high­ in a 36-hole match play Johnson liner back to the txix wilh worship. Wednesday, 7 p.m., Bible Ken Schrom went the first 7 2-3 22 over that span. Garbey broke a the right-field corner leading off Holy Eucharlst.(643-9203) Coventry. Rev. W.H. Wllkens,pastor.9 Sundoy school; 11 a.m ., morning compassion. light the weekend schedule of championship. the sacks full resulted in an study. Nursery provided for all servi­ St. Mary's Episcopal Church, Park a.m., Sunday school; 10:15 a m , worship; 6 p.m., evening worship; 7-30 innings for the Twins. He allowed scorele.ss tie in the third inning the eighth against Baltimore re­ ces. (646-2903) and Church streets, Manchester. Rev. worship service. (742-7548) p.m., bible study (Tuesday); 7 p m , In disagreeing with someone events. American Legion baseball inning-ending 1-2-5 double play. seven hits and two runs before when he followed a leadoff single liever Tippy Martinez, 4-6, and Charles Cloughen Jr, Interim pastor. Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church Ladles' prayer (Thursday); 7 p m '. it's so easy to direct our opposi­ action has Manchester visiting Society broke things open with a 7:30 a.m., Halv Eucharist; 10 a.m.. (Missouri Synod), Cooper and High tion at that person, rather than The Manchester Internation­ giving way to Davis. by Howard Johnson with a two-out then snapped a 3- 3 tie by scoring on Congregationai Men's prayer (Thursdoy); 7 pm ’. the Bay State for two games four-run burst in the sixth, capped Holy Eucharist 10 a.m. every Wednes­ streets, Manchester. Rev. Charles W. Youth service (Friday). (649-9848) his belief, teaching or policy als face Stafford at 3 o’clock Minnesota took a 2-0 lead in the homer, his fourth, off Frank Concepcion’s fly to left field. day. (649-4583) Kuhl, pastor. 9 a.m.. Divine worship; Caii: before returning home Sunday by a two-run hoitier to left by Bolton Consregatlonol Church, 228 (Matt. 7:1-5). Thus we may be with the Manchester Nationals fourth on solo home runs by Hrbek Tanana, 9-9. Bret Saberhagen, who came on Bolton Center Road, at the Green, 10:15 a.m. Sunday school and Youth night. The Post 102 club faces Zuratsky. Forum. Holy Communion first and intimidated Into silence, when a opposing Windsor American at and Brunansky off New York in relief of Kansas City starter Bolton. Rev. Charles H. Ericson, Salem, Mass., today and Bev­ Chupulis blasted a 40U foot .solo Gospei third Sundoy. (649-4243) candid statement of our con­ 6 o'clock, both games at Leber starter Dennis Rasmussen. It was Indians 6, White Sox 3 Charlie Leibrandt, hurled three Minister. 9:30 a.m ., worship service, Presbyterian erly, Mass., Sunday morning at shot to right in the seventh lo nursery, church school; 10:30 a.m., Church ot the Living God, an scientious dissent would be Field. Both tilts are loser’s Hrbek’s 13th homer and Brunans- At Cleveland, Julio Franco hitless innings to improve to 4-8. fellowship; 10:45 a.m., forum pro­ 10 o'clock before coming home account for Moriarty’s final evangelical, full-gospel church, Ro­ Methodist Coventry Presbyterian Church, 6.47-8301 valuable. Withhold not your ap­ bracket contests with the loser ky’s 15th. drove in three runs and rookie Roy Dan Quisenberry pitched the final gram. (649-7077 office or 647-8878 bertson School, North School Street, for an important for a make-up game Sunday marker. parsonage. Route 44A and Trowbridge Rood, praisal of another's views, eliminated. New York scored in the fifth, Smith and Ernie Camacho com­ frame for his major league-leading Manchester. Rev. Dovid W. Mullen, B ollon/united Methodist Church, Coventry. Rev. Brad Evans, pastor recorded message night at 8 o'clock at Morlarty Tom Fleury and Stan Ix'wis Center Congregational Church, 11 pastor. Meeting Sundays, 10 to 11:30 1041 Boston Turnpike, Bolton. Rev. teachings or actions, while re­ Steve Kemp led off with a walk and bined on a .seven- hitter Friday 2.5th save. Center St., Manchester. Rev. Newell H. Sundav,9:30a.m.,worship; 10:45a m , Over at Manchester Country Field against Zone Eight foe chipped in with two hits apiece for a.m. Nursery and Sunday school. Stewart Lanier, pastor, 9:30 a.m., Sundoy school; 7 p.m., Bible study and sisting the temptation to serve took third on Pagliarulo’s double. night to spark the Cleveland Leibrandt i.ssued two-out walks Curtis Jr„ senior pastor; Rev. Robert Full Gospel Interdenominational church school; 11 a.m., worship ser­ fellowship. Wednesday, 7:30 p m . Club, the Ments Club Champion­ Bloomfield. the Gas Housers, whose next game J. Bills, minister ot visitations; Rev. vice, nursery. (6^-3472) as his Jury, ju(ige and execu­ After an infield out, Kemp scored Indians to a 6-3 victory over the in the second inning to Baltimore's Church, 745 Main St., Manchester. Rev. prayer meeting. (742-7222) ’ tioner. ship will be determined. Semifi­ Moriarty Brothers has a is Sunday at 5:30 against the Clifford O. Simpson, poster emeritus; Philip P. Saunders. Sunday, 10:30a.m., North United Methodist Church, 300 Presbyterian Church of Manchester, on Moreno’s grounder. Chicago White Sox. No. 8 and 9 hitters. Rich Dauer and Michael C. Thorntan,assoclatepastor. nal pairings today have Lon Twilight League game Sunday adult Bible study and Sunday school; 7 Parker St., Manchester. Richard W. 43 Spruce St., Manchester. Rev Ri­ The Yankees tied it 2-2 n the Franco, who has been hitting at a Newington Gupitols at Newington 10 a.m ., worship service, sanctuary; 10 p.m., worship service. Tuesday at 7:30 Dupee, pastor. Summer schedule: 9 chard Gray, pastor. 10:30 a.m., wor­ Annulli vs. Ward Holmes and at 5:30 against the Newington Rick Dempsey, and Dauer .scored High. a.m. church school. (647-9941) a.m.; worship, nursery. (649-3696) CHURCH OF CHRIST sixth. Don Mattingly be,i* out an .351 clip in his last 22 games, hit a on a fielding error by third p.m., special Bible studies; Wednes­ ship service, nursery, 9:15 a.m., Sun- Brad Downey vs. Rick Clough. Capitols at Newington High. Society 000 M4 0 7-7-2 First Congregational Church of An­ day at 7:30 p.m., worship service. South United Methodist Church, 1226 ^ •'>to''mal worship. Lydall and Vernon Straeta infield single with one out. went to sacrifice fly in a two-run third baseman George Brett off a dover, Route 6, Andover. Rev. Richard Main St.. Monchester. Dr. Shephards (943*0906) Feeling Good About YoureeH Morlorty s 010 010 1 3-11-2 Prayer line, 646-8731, 24 hours. Phone: 646-2903 second on Dave Winfield's single inning and his two-run single grounder by Dan Ford. AAeilek and Hukill, Hill ond Chapulli 16 — MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, July 21, 1984 MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. July 21, 1984 - 17 Scoreboard Two track records fall at alternative games BERLIN (UPI) — An East Hohn’s javelin flew so unexpect­ been at Los Angeles. Bill Bergln, U.S. 75-73—1« Astros 8. Expos 4 Giants 3. Cubs 2 Jim Colbert, U.S. 76-72—1« German javelin thrower and a edly far that officials initially Heike Daute, leaping a winning Raymond Floyd, U.S. 74-74—148 Bulgarian high jumper smashed weren’t equipped to measure it. At 24->/«, just missed a world record SAN FRANCISCO CHICAGO Jack NIcklaus, U.S. world records Friday in a sensa­ first they announced a mark of long jump. Gisela Beyer also Softball Baseball MONTREAL HOUSTON Track Nell Coles, Britain 72-76—Itt Ob r h bl Ob r h bl abrhM obrhbl tional opening of the Eastern-bloc 100.80 meters but then corrected it narrowly missed the world' Rdines cf 5 0 0 0 Doran 2b 5 13 0 Gladden cf 4 0 0 0 Dernier cf 3 1 2 0 Sam Torrance, Britain 74-74—1« Thomas ss 5 1 2 0 Reynids ss 5Trillo 1 3b 4 1 1 1 ) 0 Sandbrg 2b 3 0 0 0 Howord Clork, Britain 74-74— track meet serving as an alterna­ to the record distance as the crowd women’s discus murk when she Dawson rf 5 1 3 2 Walling 3bBaker 4 1 It 3 1 11 1 0 Motthws If 3 1 1 1 Ross Drummond, Britain 77-71—1« tive to the boycotted Los Angeles cheered its approval. won with a 239-10 throw. American League standings A-Peter McEvoy, Britain Carter c 5 12 1 Cruz If 3 2 10 CDovIs rf 4 1 1 1 Smith p 0 0 0 0 Olympics. The East German, who first Wallach 3b 5 0 0 0 Mmphry cf 2 1 1 0 Thmpsn 1b 3 0 0 0 Durhm 1b 3 0 0 0 David Frost, So. Africa 76-72—1^ And Marlles Goehr, for the 17th Nike (west Coast gomes not Included) Wohifrd If 4 12 0 Cabell 1b 4 0 12 Nicosia c 4 0 0 1 Moreind rf 3 East0 German 0 0 Sports Day' Naomichl Ozokl, Japan 72-76—1^ Liudmiila Andonova of Bulgaria attracted notice when he became time in her dazzling career, broke Flynn 2b 4 0 2 0 Puhl rf 4 1 1 2 Kulper 2b 1 0 0 0 JDavIs c 3 0 0 1 Warren Humi^revs, Britain 73-75—148 East Arthur S. Russell, U.S. 75-73—1« leapt 2.07 meters (6 feet, 9>/4 junior European champion, was the tape under II seconds in the Reed Construction scored four runs W L Pet. GB Ramos c 3 0 10 Bailey c 3 0 0 0 Welimn ss 1 0 0 1 Rohn 3b 3 0 0 0 inches) to set a new world mark for then swamped by a crowd of with two outs In the top ot the seventh Detroit 64 29 .688 — . Rogers P 1 0 0 0 Knepperp 2LeMostr 0 ss 2 00 0 0 Bowa ss 2 0 At 10Berlin, July 30 Emilio Rodriguez, S ^ln 74-74—148 100-meter sprint. She finished in Inning for a 9-6 come-from-behind Toronto 55 37 . 598 8'/j TScott (>h 1 0 0 0 Dawley p 1 Robinson 1 p 2 1 10 0 0 Bosley If 10 0 0 Men Bob Charles, New Zealand 75-73—1^ the women’s high Jump. excited well-wishers. 10.91 seconds. victory over Jury Box Lounge Friday McGffgn p 0 0 0 0 Minton p 1 0 0 0 Eckerslv p 2 10O 0 meters 0 — 0 1, Thomas Schroder, David A. Russell, Britain 77-71—1« Baltimore 52 43 . 547 13 East Germony, 10.46. 2, Frank Emmel- The record came just seven As a result of the jubilation, Bettina Jahn took the 100- meter night at Nike Field. Bud Muska and Ed Boston 45 46 .495 18 Rose ph 10 0 1 Stoddard p 0 0 0 0 practically no one was watching Lamar each had three hits and Scott New York 44 48 .478 19Vi Schatzdr p 0 0 0 0 Johnstn ph 1 0 0 0 mann, Eost Germany, 10.47. 3, Nikolai Quad Cities Dpen minutes after Uwe Hohn of East hurdles in 12.53 seconds. Goodrich and Steve Caron two apiece Milwaukee 41 53 .436 23Vj Stenhos ph 0 0 0 0 Owens ss 0 0 0 0 Sidorov, Soviet Union, 10.47. Germany hurled the javelin a when Andonova set her record. for Reed's. Ben PoganI slugged o Cleveland 40 52 .435~6BV2 James p 0 0 0 0 Totals 29 3 3 3 Totals Z7 2 4 2 110 hurdles— 1, Thomas Munkelt, East world record 104.80 meters (343- The high jump fans were watch­ Among the East German men. three-run homer, triple ond single to WMt ^ Totals 39 4 12 4 Totals 33 0 10 7 Son Francisco 000 300 000— 3 Gernr znv, 13.58. 2, Plamen Krostew, AtCool volley. III., July 20 Thomas Schroeder won the 100- pace Jury Bax with Dennis McCoy and Bulgaria, 13.62. 3, Stephane Carlstan, (Por-70) 10). ing record-holder Tamara Bykova California 49 44 .527 — Montreal 800 001 201—4 Chicago 100100 000—2 meter sprint in 10.46 seconds and Fronk RIzza adding two hits apiece. Chicogo 47 47 .500 2Va Houston 401 000 03X—8 Game-winning RBI — Nicosia (2). France, 13.64. Second round: . The Jahn Sports Park crowd of of the Soviet Union, who failed 10800 meters — 1, Werner Schlldhouer, Standings; Nels Jahnson Insurance Minnesoto 46 47 .495 3 Game-winning RBI — Reynolds (5). E—Eckersley. DP—Son Francisco 2. Dove Stockton 4 * ^ ] * 21,000 saw one of their own become three times to crack a height of two Thomas Munkelt was first overthe 10-2, Reed's 1-3, Washington Social Oakland 46 SO .479 4Va E—Flynn. DP—Montreal 1. LOB—Son Francisco 6, Chicago 4. 2B— East Germany, 28:19.37. 2, Antonio Vance Heafner 4467-13) 110-meter hurdles in 13.58. Club 6-6, Allstate Business Machines Seattle 44 52 .456 6Va LOB— Dernier. SF — Matthews, Wellman, NIemezak, Poland, 28:36.68. 3, Hanslorg Scott Hoch 47-47-134 the first athlete to throw a javelin meters (6-6%). Her best is 1.99 5-6, Jury Bax 4-6, Gentle Touch Car' Kansas City 42 51 .452 7 Montreal 10, Houston 6.2B—Doran. 3B— J.DovIs. Kunze, East (jermanv, 28:38.57. (Jarv PInns more than 100 meters. The feat meters (6-6'/<). The meet attracted 15 Olympic 4 X 100-meter relay — 1, Soviet Union, Tim Norris Wash 4-6, J.C. Penney 4-6, Flo's Coke Texas 40 56 .417 lOVa Reynolds, Dawley. HR—Dawson IP H R ER BB SO bested the mark of 99.72 meters The world-class East German champions. 19 world champions, 17 Decorotlng 3-8. Frifkiy't Rttulta (7), Son Francisco Jevgenlev, Sokokov, Muraviov, Si­ Chris Perry 6867-135 Ml* Cleveland 6. Chicaao 3 Carter (18). SB—Puhl 2 (7), Doran (10), Robinson (W 5-11) 7 3 2 dorov, 2 2 3 Russ Cochran 70-45-135 (327-2) set by Tom Petranoff of the women, despite 61-degree heat and world record holders and 20 Detroit 3, Texos 1 Mumphrev (9). Minton (S 10) 2)0012 42.22. 2, East (Jermany B, RIefstahl, Ron Streck 72-44-134 W i United States in Los Angeles on adverse winds, gave a strong hint European record-holders from 18 Rec Wockel, G. Walther, Scholzel,42.64. Bill Colfee 4868-134 New York 4, Minnesota 3 IP H RER BBSO Chicago of the sensation they might have countries. Kansas City 4, Baltimore 3 Montreal Eckersley (L 36) 7 3 3 3 5 5 Long lump — 1, Lutz DombrowskI, Griff Moody 46-70-134 May 15. 1983. Each side collected 10 hits but East (jermany, 27-5'/4. 2, Atanos Manchester Pizza had what counts Boston at California, night Rogers (L 3-10) 3 5 5 5 4 1 Stoddard 1 0 0 0 0 2 Mike Morley 71-65-136 Milwaukee at Oakland, night McGafflgan 2 ) 0 0 0 5 Smith 1 0 0 0 1 3 Zaprlonow, Bulgaria, 76-6'A. 3, Sergey Brett Upper 47-49-136 most for a 5-3 win over Stephenson's Lolevskl, Soviet Union, 264Vz. Painting ot Nike Field. Keith Llnd- Toronto at Seattle, night Schotzeder 2 0 0 0 1 2 HBP—by Robinson (Moreland). T— Dennis Watson 6967-134 James 1 4 3 3 0 1 2:29. Pole Vault — 1, Sergei Volkov, Soviet Randy Wotkins 71-65-134 strom hod three hits and Tony Powell Soturdoy's Gomes Union, I V .2, Atanos Tarew, Bulgaria, and George Catalla two each tor Pizza. (All Times EOT) Houston A—27,259. 88 4 Jay (iudd 7067-137 Gary LaBrec, Dan Clavardinl and Baltimore (Davis M ) at Kansas City Knepper (W 9-8) 6 11 3 3 1 3 18-4V4.3, Rvszard Kolas, Poland, 18-'/j. Dave Barr 49-^137 (Jones 1-11, 1:20 p.m. Dawley (S 2) 3 11113 Hammer — ), Jurl Tamm, Soviet Curt Byrum 7067-137 f t Stockton stroke ahead Dove Burnett each collected two hits Mats 3. Reds 2 m i for the Painters. Chicago (Hoyt 6-10) at Cleveland Knepper pitched to 2 batters In 7th. Union, 269-1. 2, Juha TIanen, Finland, Bill Sander 7265-137 Standings: Allied Printing 11-0, (Comer 2-4), 1:35 p.m. WP—Rogers, James. Balk—James. 263-10. 3, Sergei Litvinov, Soviet Union, Jeff Thomsen 49-68-137 Minnesota (Smithson 9-8) at New York T— NEW YORK CINCINNATI 263-1. 4, Rolf Haber, East CJermony, 259- Woody Blackburn 68-W-137 Porter-Cable 6-4, Jim's Arco 6-4, 0. 5, Gunther Rodehau, East (Sermanv, Nelson Frelghtway 5-6, B.A. Club 5-7, (Fontenot 3-5), 2 p.m. 2:42. A—14,709. obrhbl obrhbl Ken (jreen W-W-138 Manchester Pizza 4-7, Stephenson's Boston (Hurst 9-5) at Californio (John Backmn 2b 5 1 3 0 Walker If 3 2586. 0 0 0 6, Detlef C^rstenberg, East Jim Hallet 67-71-138 4-7, Army and Novy 3-9. 5-7), 4 p.m. Wilson cf 4 0 0 0 Owchink p 0 Germany, 0 0 0 2563. 7, Karl-Hans RIehm, John Adams 7068-lM at Quad Cities Open Mllwoukee (CandlottI 0-1) at Oak­ Hrnndz lb 3 0 11 Vn Grdr c 1 West 0 0 Germany, 0 253-7.8, Klaus Ploghaus, Mark Brooks 47-71-138 land Royais 4. Orioies 3 Strwbrr rf 5 1 2 1 Oester 2b 5 0 2 1 West (Germany, 251-7. David (jgrln 69-49-138 Charter Oak (Sorensen 3-10), 4:05 p.m. Foster If 4 1 1 0 Driessn 1b 5 0 1 0 Women Llndy Miller 68-70-138 Texos (Noles 1-0) at Detroit (Abbott 3- Brooks 3b 4 0 11 Parker rf 5 Women's 1 1 0 100 meters — 1, Marlles Frank Conner 70-48-138 COAL VALLEY. III. (UPI) - pro who is a regular on the Heafner and Stockton picked up Nassiff Arms blanked CBT, 9-0, 2). 7:35 p.m. BALTIMORE KANSAS CITY Fltzgerld c 4 0 0 0 Cedeno cf 5 0 1 1 Gohr, East Germany, 10.91. 2, Ingrid Gary Hallberg 7167-138 Dave Stockton, firing a 66, dropped exhibition circuit. “ Usually I shoot their duel during lute-afternoon behind the four-hit pitching of Steve Toronto (Gott 5-4) at Seattle (Boroias Ob r h bl Ob r h bl Santona ss 3 0 0 0 Conepen ss 5 Auerswold, 0 0 0 East Germany, 11.13.3, Sllke Jeff Mitchell 72-44-138 to 10-under-par and held a one- second or third, not first. I didn’t action on the front nine. Both hud Clancl. Kevin Comeau had three hits. 4-3), 10:05 p.m. Ford rf 5 0 3 1 Wilson cf 5 0 2 0 Gooden p 3 0 0 0 Esasky 3b 3 0 0 0 Glodlsch, East Germany, 11.15. Tze Chung Chen 72-66-138 Poul Frenette belted a two-run and Sunday’s Games Rayford 3b 5 0 0 0 Sherldn rf 5 12 0 Martin ph 1 0 0 0 Gulden c 2 0 0 0 100 hurdles — 1, Bettine John, East Mike McCullough 7167-138 stroke lead over newcomer Vance have anybody to copy off of." narrowly missed birdie putts on 18 three-run homer and Ken Comeau and Toronto ot Seattle Ripken ss 4 0 2 0 Brett 3b 3 0 11 Orosco p 0 0 0 0 Barnes ph 10 0 0 Germany, 12.53. 2, Cornelia RIefstahl, Jim Gallogher Jr. 47-71-138 Heafner Friday in the second Minutes later on the sixth hole, before scoring birdies on the first Clancl added two hits apiece for the East Germany, 12.57. 3, Jordonka Jock Spradlin Jr. 7167-138 Milwaukee at Oakland Murray 1b 5 0 1 0 Blancin 2b 0 0 0 0 Lesley p 0 0 0 0 round of the $200,000 Quad Cities Stockton came up short on a 6-foot hole. winners. Don Siomcinskv odded a solo Boston at California Roenick If 2 0 0 0 Orta dh 3 0 0 0 Power p 0 0 0 0 Donkaoha, Bulgaria, 12.65. 4, Vero Grier Jones 49-70-139 four-bagger. Four different plovers Baltimore at Kansas City Slngletn dh 1 0 0 0 McRae ph 0 0 0 0 Tibbs p 2 0 0 0 Akimova, Soviet Union, 12.69. 5, Gloria Greg Powers 70-79-139 Open. eagle putt but sank the birdie to The third member of the playing stroked hits for the Bankers. Texas at Detroit Avola dh 3 0 0 0 Motley It 4 0 0 0 Krnchc ph 1 0 1 0 Kowarik, East (Jermany, 12.81. 6, (Jene Sauers 7069-139 Stockton added the 66 to Thurs­ grab the second-round lead. partners, Chi Chi Rodriguez, Chicago at Cleveland Lwnstn dh 2 0 0 0 BalbonI 1b 4 0 0 0 Redus If 0 10 0 Svetlana Gusarova, Soviet Union, Bryan Norton 7267-139 12.97. day’s 67 by following a surprising Heafner stayed close with a stepped in to rescue u bug crawling Independent Minnesota at New York Shelby cf 4 10 0 Slaught c 4 3 4 0 Totals 36 3 8 3 Totals 30 2 6 2 Antonio Cerda 7267-139 , Douer 2b 2 2 10 Pryor 2b 3 New 0 10 York 010 000)00 01— 3 Long lump — 1, Helke Doute, East Dale Douglass 7267-139 1 15-foot birdie putt with an amazing breathtaking 50-foot birdie putt on across Stockton’s putting path Sullivan Company outlasted Main Gross oh 1 0 0 0 Concocn ss Cincinnati 3 0 2 3 OM 000 010 00— 2 Germany, 26V4. 2, Helga Radtke, East Thomas Lehman 70-49-139 70-yard sand-wedge chip for an the first hole and a 12- footer on the Germany, 23-2'/j. 3, Christine Schima, Dan Halldorson 7267-139 Pub, 12-9, at Fitzgerald Field. Lou Sakata 2b 0 0 0 0 Game-winning RBI — Hernandez eagle to go 9-under midway hilly seventh green. "1 have to save it. It’s our Wellington had four hits including o National League standings Dempsey c 3 0 2 1 (12). Eost (Jermanv 226V4.4, Birgit Grosshen- Dan Croonqulst 70-49-139 national bird," joked the native three-run homer to pace the winners. Totals 37 3 9 2 Totals 34 4 12 4 E—Braoks, Hernandez. DP—New nlg. East Germany 22-1%. 5, Helke Tommy Valentine- 48-71-139 through the round. " I t was hot but ideal for Bruce Tracy added three hits Including Baltimore 010 020 000— 3 Yerk Duwe, East Germany, 2)-9Vz. 6, Ludmilla Mark Calcavecchlo 7246-139 The miraculous chip shot put the scoring,” Heafner said of the Puerto Rican before Stockton a two-run homer and Carl Cohen, Jim East Kansas City OIIOOIOIx— 4 1, Cincinnati 3. LOB—New York 5, NInowa, Bulgarlo, 21-9. John Horne 72-48-140 easily completed the 15-foot birdie W L Pet. GB Discus — 1, GIsela Beyer, East tour veteran two strokes a|)ead of muggy weather that kept the Bombria and Bill Maneggia added two New York Game-winning RBI — Concepcion Cincinnati 7. 2B—Cedeno, Backman 3, Andy North 7367-140 putt. 53 37 .589 — (2 ). Germany 239-10. 2, Irina MerszvnskI, Adam Adorns 72-48-140 Heafner, who double-bogeyed the hits opiece for Sullivan's. Scott Hanson Chicago S3 40 . 570 IVa Foster. HR—Strawberry (14). SB— greens moist and slow. socked three hits and Mike Crispino, E—Brett 2. LOB—Baltimore 12, Kansas Cedeno East Germany, 2363. 3, Martina Opitz, Clyde Rego 72-48-140 386-yard, par-4 11th hole when he Philadelphia 52 41 .559 2Va East (Jermanv, 234-11.4, Zdenko Sllhava, Ron Streck fired a 64 to go 6- But the applause fur Stockton Ed SadloskI, Ed White and Steve Montreol City 10. 2B—Murray, Ripken, Brett, (6), Redus (32). S—Walker, Wilson. SF— Lee RInker 7367-140 Crispino two apiece for Main Pub. Don 46 47 .495 8Va Slaught, Wilson. 3B—Slaught. SB— Hernandez. Soviet Union, 2267. 5, Marla Petkowa, Brad Bryant 71-69-140 took a penalty stroke to move away under. Tim Norris. Randy Wat­ came on the next hole, when his St. Louis 46 49 . 484 9Va Bulgaria, 2262. 6, Svetlana Christovo, Socha launched a three-run homer for Pittsburgh Wilson IP H R ER BB SO Jack Ferenz 7367-1^ from a fence. kins, Mike Morely and 1980 winner 70-yard sand wedge from the low the losers. 41 54 .432 14'/2 (21), Roenicke (1). S—Blancaiana. SF— New York Bulgaria, 223-3. Jon Chaffee 47-73140 West 3,000 meters — 1, Ulrlke Bruns, East ______-..... " I ’m not used to playing this Scott Hoch each shot 65 to go to rough popped on the green und Make-up action Monday night finds Son Diego 54 39 .581 — Concepcion. Gooden 9 4 2 1 2 11 Paul Azinger 71-69-140 Glenn Construction vs. Lathrop Insu­ IP H R ER BB SO Orosco (W 8-2) 2 2 0 0 1 3 Germony, 8:36.38. 2, Alla Juschina, Bob Eastwood 7367-140 UPI photo good," said Stockton, the 20- year 5-under. rolled less than 10 feet for un eagle. rance at Fitzgerald Field at 8:45. Atlonta 49 47 .510 6Va Baltimore Cincinnati Soviet Union, 8:37.76. 3, (Jallna Sa- Ralph Landrum 70-70-140 Los Angeles 48 49 .495 8 charovo, Soviet Union, 8:42.54. Uwe Hohn of East Germany hurled the the world to throw more than 100 Houston 46 so .479 9Va D. Martinez 6 9 3 3 0 5 Tibbs 8 6 2 2 1 2 Bruce Flelsher 70-70-140 T. Martinez 2 3 1110 Owchinko 2 0 0 0 2 0 Michael Cunning 68-72-140 Cincinnati 41 55 .427 14Va International Meet javelin to a new world record of 104.80 meters, in alternative games in East Son Francisco 36 57 .387 18 Kansas City Lesley (L 0-1) 1-311100 Lance Ten Broeck 71-49-140 Lelbrandt 5 8 3 0 4 3 Power 2-3 1 0 0 0 0 At Munldt, West Germany, July 20 Rod Curl 70-71-14) meters, making him the first athlete in Berlin Friday. Friday's Results Saberhagn (W 4-8) 3 0 0 0 1 1 Lesley pitched to 2 batters In the 11th Women's 100 meters — 1, Heldl-Elke K.C. Liao 72-49-141 Rookie San Francisco 3, Chicago 2 (Jaugel, West (Jermany, 11.24. Baseball Pittsburgh 4, San Diego 3 (1st game) Quisenberry (S 25) 1 1 0 0 0 1 T—3:22. A—17,020. Lon Hinkle 72-69-141 HBP—bvD. Martinez (Pryor). T—3:15. Women's 800 meters — 1, Roswitha Greg Farrow 72-49-141 San Diego 3. Pittsburgh 2 (2nd game) A—28,707. Cardinais 10. Dodgers 5 Gerdes, West Germany, 2:01.79. 2, Gary Krueger 68-73141 New York 3, Cincinnati 2(11 innings) Brigitte Kraus, WestGermany,2;02.93. Rod Nuckolls 72-69-141 Atlonta 13, Philadelphia 1 Women's 4 x 100-meter relay — 1, West f i St. Louis 10, Los Angeles 5 (Jeorge Archer 7269-141 A Marino LOS ANGELES ST. LOUIS Germany, Heide-Elke Gaugel, Edith BUI Kratzert 7665-141 Four more in Whalers fold Houston 6, Montreal 4 Ob r h bl Ob r h bl Oker, MIchaela Schabinger, Ute Bobby Stroble 71-70-141 Inter-Town Pony Soturday's Games Braves 13, Phiiiies 1 Bailor 2b 3 0 0 0 Landrm cf 5 Timm, 1 2 0 John Slaughter 71-70-141 (All Times EOT) Whltfild ph 1 0 1 1 Herr 2b 4 0 0 0 43.17. Victor Regalodo 7665-141 HARTFORD (UPI) -TheHart- season in a trade with the Van­ Whalers in 1983-84 after being Manchester B came up with three Philadelphia (K. Gross 5-4) at Atlanto Andersn ss I 0 0 0 Lyons 2b 0 0 0 0 Women's high lump — 1, Ulrlke Chi Chi Rodriguez 7467-141 J' runs In the bottom of the sixth Inning to (Comp 4-2), 1:20 p.m. Revnids If 5 0 0 0 LSmIth If 2 2 0 0 forci Whalers signed four players to couver Canucks and scored 12 chosen in the 1983 NHL waiver four up PHILADELPHIA ATLANTA Meyfarth, West Germany, 64 V4. upend Manchester C, 7-4, In Inter-Town San Francisco (Laskey 5-9) at Chicago Guerrer rf 4 1 1 0 Vn Slyk cf 1 Men's 0 0 100 meters 0 (race A)'— 1, Marty 1-year contracts, the club an­ goals and 16 assists in 32 games. He draft. A five-year veteran with the (Ruthven 2-6), 2:20 p.m. Ob r h bl (M> r h bl LPGA Rochester invitationai Pony League play Friday night at Maddox cf 2 0 1 0 Ramirz ss 5' 1 1 0 Marshll lb 4 1 1 0 Hendrck rf 5 Krulee, 3 3 U.S., 2 10.43. 2, Juergen Evers, nounced Friday. collected just four minutes in St. Louis Blues, Zuke tallied six Moriarty Field. Scott DIBIase had Los Angeles (Honeycutt 7-4) at St. Landrex cf4 1 2 1 Porter c 3 1 1 2 West Germany, 10.44. 3, Christian Louis (Andular 13-8), 4:05 p.m. Wilson 3b 1 0 0 0 Oberkfll 3b 4 2 2 3 Hartford president and general penalties with the Whalers. goals and 23 assists and ranked as PITTSFORD, NY. (UPI) - three hits and Chris Greene, Mike Hoyes If 4 0 0 0 Wshngtn rf 5 1 2 3 Scoscia c 3 0 0 1 Penditn 3b 4 ZIrkelbach, 1 2 West 0 Germany, 10.45.4, Rolf At Rochester, N.Y., July 20 t Kreuger, Neal Schackner, Brian Son Diego (Thurmond 6-5) at Pitts­ M Tour rookie Cathy Marino fired a Rivera 3b 3 2 2 1 Green lb 4 2 2 3 Luebke, West Germany, 10.48. manager Emile Francis said the one of the team’s top face-off burgh (Walk 1-0), 6 p.m. Samuel 2b 3 0 0 0 Murphy cf 4 1 3 3 (Por-72) Pierce scored six goals and three Kennedy, Scott Altrui and Gregg Schmidt 3b 3 1 11 Hall cf 1)00 Russell ss 4 0 0 0 Speler ss 3 0 10 (race B) — 1, Werner Bastions, West Second round: club signed right wings Tony artists. 3-under-par 69 Friday for a 7-under Horwitz one apiece for the winners. New York (Fernandez 1-0) at Clncln- Valenzul p 2 O 2 1 Kepshire p 3 Germany, 0 1 10.37. 0 assists in 17 games with Hartford Russell c 1 0 0 0 Chmbis 1b 4 0 1 0 Cathy Marino 68-49—137 Currie and Randy Pierce, center total of 137 and a four-stroke lead Rich Sullivan had three hits, David notl (Hume 3-9), 7:05 p.m. Corcorn 1b 4 0 1 0 Perry 1b 1110 Stubbs ph 1 0 0 0 Allen p 10)2 (race C) — 1, Peter Klein, West Laurl Peterson last season. He had 21 goals and 24 Russell two and Shawn Pinto and Montreal (Palmer 3-3) at Houston 7467— 141 Mike Zuke and defenseman Jack over five players at the midway Lezeano rf 4 0 2 0 Kmmnsk If 4 3 2 3 Howell p 0 0 0 0 Sutter p 0 0 0 0 Germany, 10.43.2, Achim PlasetzkI, West Dale Eggeling - assists in 46 games whiie playing Brownschidle scored two goals Gordy Tuttle one apiece for the loser. (Scott 4-7), 8:35 p.m. Reuss p 0 0 0 0 Germany, 10.58. 49 72— 141 Diaz c 3 0 0 0 Hubbrd 2b 4 1 0 0 Rosie Jones 70-71— 141 Brownschidle. and two assists in 13 games after mark in the LP G A ’s $200,000 Manchester A whipped Bolton, 16-0, Sunday’s Games Kern p 0 0 0 0 Royster 2b 0 0 0 0 Zachrv p 0 0 0 0 Men's 1,000 meters — 1, Hans-Peter Kathryn Young with the Binghamton Whalers in at Bolton High. Keith DIYeso and Jim San Diego at Pittsburgh, 2 Bream ph 10 0 0 70- 71— 14) Financial terms of the pacts joining the Whalers late in the Rochester Internationa! Dejesus ss 2 0 0 0 Trevino c 4 10 0 Ferner, West Germany, 2:17.83. Kathy Whitworth 7348— 141 the American Hockey League. Cox each had three hits and Eric San Francisco at Chicago Hudson p 2 0 0 0 Barker p 4)10 Hooton p 0 0 0 0 Men's lavelln throw — 1, Klaus Cathy Morse were not disclosed. season. He played 51 games with tournament. Rasmus and Jim Burke also hit well for Los Angeles at St. Louis Totals 36 S 9 5 Totals 35 10 13 9 Tafelmeler, West Germany, 284-2. 2, 7349— 142 Campbll p 0 0 0 0 Betsy King 74- 49— 143 ' Currie came to the Whalers last Zuke played jn 75 games with the the Blues. Marino, who began the day in the Manchester. Al DelCampe hit well for Philadelphia at Atlanto Carman p 0 0 0 0 Los Angeles 030 000 120— 5 Wolfram Gramke, West Germany, 264- New York at Cincinnati Sandra Havnie 71- 72— 143 lead after a 4-under 68 Thursday, Bolton. Clase If 10 0 0 St. Louis 301001 SOX—10 11. Alexandra Reinhardt Montreal at Houston, night (Same-winning RBI — None. 72- 72—144 promptly birdied two of the first Totals nisi Tatals 40 13 13 12 Men's 400 meters — 1, Michael Paul, Jane Geddes 72-72—144 Philadelphia 000 100 000— 1 E—Russell, Reynolds, Pendleton, An­ Trinidad, 45.43. 2, Harold Schmid, West Jane Blalock 7671-145 four holes and then overcame Yankees 4, Twins 3 Atlanta OlO 143 31x— 13 derson. LOB—Los Angeles 7, St. Louis 7. Germany, 45.48.3, Erwin Skamrahl, West Becky Pearson 7671— 145 (Same-winning RBI — Murphy (5). 2B—Guerrero, Pendleton, Valenzu­ Germony, 45.74. Sally Little Nighan takes some adversity. She said the key 7372—145 E—Schmidt, Dejesus (2). DP—Atlanta ela, Triple lump — 1, Robert Cannon, U.S., Barb Thomos Sports in Brief was holding her composure after Soccer Marshall. HR—Hendrick (7), Green (5). 55-11. 2, Peter Bouschen, West Germany, 7768—145 MINNESOTA NEW YORK 1. LOB—Philadelphia 5, Atlanta 5. 2B— Donna H White 7671— 145 hitting bad shots on holes 12 und 13. Washington. 3B—Oberkfell. HR— SB—Landrum (1), L.SmIth 2 (26). S— 55-7.3, Rolf Jaros, West (Jermanv, 16.62. db r h bi Ob r h bl Mary Delong 7372—145 She bogeyed 12 and saved par on 13 Puckett cf 5 0 2 0 Rndlph 2b 4 0 11 Kom- Herr. SF—Porter, Rivera. Jo Ann Washam 7669—145 IP H R ER BB SO Road race in Middletown Engle c 4 0 0 0 Wvnegar c 4 0 0 0 mlnsk 2 (5), Schmidt (21), Murphy (21). Beth Daniel 7372— 145 first triathlon with a 15-foot chip from the right Hatchr dh 2 1 1 0 Mttnolv lb 3 1 2 0 SB—Washington (13), Murphy (11). Los Angeles Pat Bradley Juniors Valenzuel (L 8-11) 6 9 5 4 71- 75— 144 MIDDLETOWN — The 15th annual Dr. Robert fringe. Hrbek lb 4 12 1 Baylor dh 4 0 10 ) 5 Colleen Walker 7373— 144 Kennedy: Girls — Comets 2 (Vickie Teufel 2b 2 0 0 0 Winfield rf 4 0 1 0 IP H R ER BB SO Howell 1-312111 Lisa Young E. McCarthy Portland to Middletown road race First triathlon of the 1984 Manchester Biathlon- " I just hung in there when 1 hit Reuss 0 1 2 2 0 0 Golf 75- 71— 144 Simmons, Ellen M orlorty), Caribous 2 Brnnsky rf 3 1 1 1 Kemp If 3 111 Phlladelphio Silvia Bertolaccinl 72- 74— 144 •will be held Sunday at 6 o’clock with the start at Triathlon series, sponsored by the Manchester Rec some bad shots and that saved my (Julie Holmes 2). GaettI 3b 4 0 0 0 Pagllorl 3b 3 1 1 0 Hudson (L 8-7) 4 2-3 6 6 2 1 4 Zachrv 2-321111 Myra Van Hoose Hooton 1 0 0 0 1 0 7672— 144 tthe Portland Junior High and finish at Snow Department, was held Thursday at Globe Hollow with whole round," Marino said. Stallions 1 (Paffy Hornbostel), Chief­ Meier If 1 0 0 0 Mechm ss 3 0 ) 0 Campbell 1 1 3 0 1 0 Ruth Jessen 77- 70— 147 tains 0. Brown If 2 0 ) 0 Griffey oh 1 1 1 0 Carman 1 1-3 3 3 2 0 2 St. Louis Kay Kennedy School in Middletown. Bill Nighan the overall winner with a total time of Kathryn Young. Rosie Jones, Kepshr (W 2-1) 6 1-3 6 3 2 0 2 7673— 147 ■ ' % Jimenez ss 4 0 0 0 Moreno cf 4 0 ) 2 Kern 13)100 Pia Nilsson — Registration will be at Snow School on 1:02.47. Kathy Whitworth, Lauri Peterson Atlanta Allen 2-321121 7374 147 Intermediates Totals 31 3 7 2 Totals 33 4 10 4 Cindy Pleger 7673— 147 . Wadsworth Street in Middletown starting at 4 Rick Gowen, competing in the 25-31 age bracket, and Dale Eggeling were four shots One out when winning run scared Barker (W 7-7) 9 5 1 1 3 7 Cltarella 0 0 0 0 0 0 British Dpen Kathy Baker 7671— 147 Balk—Campbell. PB—Diaz. T—2:29. A Sutter 2)1102 o'clock Sunday. Runners will be bused to the was second wiht a total time of 1:04.06 with Tom back at 3-under 141. Kennedy: Girls — Stars 0, Chiefs 0. Minnesoto OOO 300 010— 3 Joanne Corner 7671— 147 New York 000 0)1002— 4 -29,162. Reuss pitched to 2 batters In 7th. Vicki Fergon Freeman, competing in the 32-40 age group, third at Bovs — Intermediate boys games Cltarella pitched to 1 batter In 8th. 7374 — 147 starting line. The race is open to all categories Marino’s best finish prior to this Gome-winning RBI—Randolph (3). At St. Andrews, Scotland, June 20 Diane Arls-Lang 7672— 147 rained out Wednesday will be made up WP—Kepshlre2. Balk—Kepshlre2. T— (Par 72) male and female. Awards will be presented 1:06.44. Mel Siebold, competing in the 15-18 age group, t - week was 13th in her first LPGA Monday night at Mt. Nebo. DP—Minnesota 2, New York 2. LOB— Terri Luckhurst 72- 76—148 Minnesota 7, New York 8. 2B—Puckett, 3:07. A—32,685. Ian Baker-Finch, Australia 68-66—134 Janet Anderson immediately after at Snow School. was fourth in 1:08.57 with Eric Johnson not far behincl event, the Henredon Classic tour­ Pirates 4. Padres 3 Lee Trevino, U.S. 7067—137 7673— 148 Pogllarulo, Hatcher, Boylor. HR—Hrbek Beth Solomon 7673— 148 with a total time of 1:09.33. nament. She said she "didn’t know (13), Brunansky (15). Nick Faldo, Britain 69-68—137 Mary Dwyer 78- 70— 148 Nancy Hudson was first woman finisher with a how to act when she came out to IP H R ER BB SO Seve Ballesteros, Spain 69-68—137 Cindy Hill 77- 72— 149 Czechs gain semis Minnesota First Game Bill Lonomulr, Britain 67-71—138 combined time of 1:16.32. Janit Romayko was next at UPI photo play today’s round. SAN DIEGO PITTSBURGH Therese Hesslon 72- 77— 149 RadiO/ TV Schrom 7 2-3 7 2 2 3 1 Transactions Tom Watson, U.S. 71-68—139 Marta Figueras-Dottl SAO PAULO, Brazil — Hana Mandlikova led 1:18.01. ab r h bl ab r h bl Fred Couples, U.S. 7069—139 7675—149 “ I just tried to tell myself to play Davis (L 4-7) 2-3 3 2 2 1 1 Wiggins 2b 4 1 1 0 Lacy rf 4 0 0 0 Patti Rizzo 79- 70—149 ; Czechoslovakia into the semifinals of the New York •ggggguugggggggggggggg Lannv Wadkins, U.S. 7069—139 Amy Benz Entrants each swam one-half mile, bicycled 6.4 Jose-Luis Clerc, who earlier in the day complained of as well as I can” Gwynn rf 3 0 2 0 Morrisn 2b 3 1 2 1 Baseball 7675—149 ■■Federation Cup tennis tournament Friday with a TODAY Rasmussen 5 4 2 2 5 0 Garvey 1b 4 I 1 0 Ray 2b 0 0 0 0 Bernhard Longer, W. (Jer. 71-68—139 Marlene Floyd 7675— 149 miles and finished with a 4.2 mile run. Results were: treatment at the U.S. Pro Tennis Championships at Marino, of Enid, Okla., was Noon Golf: British Open, Channels 8, Cowley 2 1 0 0 1 2 New York (AL) — Purchased the Tom Kite Jr., U.S. 69-71—140 Vicki Alvarez 33, 6-4 triumph over Catherine Tanvier of Nettles 3b 3 12 1 Modlck 3b 4 0 0 0 contract of outfielder Vic Mata from 8069—149 Men 15-18: 1. Mel Siebold 1:08.57, 2. Eric Johnson known as Cathy Hanlon before 40. Howell (W 4-4) 2 2 1 1 0 1 Peter Jacobsen, U.S. 67-73—140 Chris Johnson 8069— 149 Longw(X)d Cricket Club, didn't let it interfere with his Martinez If 3 0 0 1 Thmpsn lb 3 1 2 0 Columbus of the International League; Jaime Gonzalez, Brazil 69-71-140 France, 1:09.33. getting married five months ago. 1:00 Baseball: Twins vs Yankees, WP—Howell. T—2:37. A—20,377. Kennedy c 3 0 1 0 Pena c 4 12 0 MIssle McGeorge 7376— 149 SportsChonnel, WPOP. placed designated hitter Oscar Gamble Andy Bean, U.S. 72-69—141 Robin Walton The Czechs, co-favored with the United States Men 19-24: 1. Bill Nighan 1:02.47, 2. Ron Morrone game as he moved into the quarterfinals with a straight She tied for 17th in last week’s U.S. Salazar or 0 0 0 0 Harper If 2 0 0 0 on the 15-day disabled list, effective July Mark McCumber, U.S. 7675—149 1:00 Baseball: Phillies vs Braves, 7447—141 Karen Permezel - ' to win the 32- nation tournament, beat France 3-0 1:12.56, 3. Gary Henderson 1(22.51. indians 6. White Sox 3 Brown cf 3 0 0 1 Frobel rf 1111 Ian Woosnam, Britain 72-69—14) 80 70—150 set victory Friday. Women’s Open and ranks 38th on Chonnels 22, 30. Tempitn ss 3 0 0 0 Berra ss 4 0 10 Debbie Hall 7675— 150 to advance to a semifinal meeting Saturday with 1:00 Baseball: Red Sox vs Angels, College Tommy Nakallma, Japan 7071—141 Marlene Hogge Women 19-24: 1. Marcy MacDonald 1:20.36. the LPG A money list with $37,731 LDeLeon o 0 0 0 0 Wynne cf 3 0 1 1 Kansas State — Named Matilda Willis Greg Norman, Austrolla 67-74—14) 7674— 150 Yugoslavia, who also moved on with a 2-1 victory Channels 22, 30, WTIC. CHICAGO CLEVELAND Smmrs ph 1 0 0 0 Rhoden p 4 0 2 1 Alice RItzman 7372— 150 Men 25-31: 1. Rick Gowen 1:04.06, 2. Boh.Quhglia in earnings. 4:00 Basketboll: U.S. Olympians vs Ob r h bl Ob r h bl women's basketball coach. Magnus Persson, Sweden 7467—141 Draveky p 2 0 0 0 Robinson p 0 0 0 0 Hockey Kyle O'Brien 71- 79— 150 over Bulgaria. 1:13.32, 3. Greg Germain 1:23.28. Defending champion Ayoko Oka- NBA All-Stars, Channel 3. RLaw cf 4 1 1 0 Butler cf 3)21 Flannrv ss 1 0 1 0 Jose-Marla Canizares, Spain 7071—141 Kathy Postlewalt 7674— 150 5:(X) Olympics: Nadia Comaneci Hartford — Signed right wings Tony Gll Morgan, U.S. 71-71—142 " The U.S. team, led by Kathy Horvath, prepared Women 25-31: 1. Nancy Hudson 1:16.32, 2. Patt moto was forced to drop out of the Fisk c 4 0 0 0 Franco ss 4 0 13 Totals 30 3 8 3 Totals 32 4 11 4 Currie and Randy Pierce, center Mike Jane Crofter 7676— 150 Performance (tape). Channels 8, 40. Baines rf 4 111 Hargry 1b 4 0 11 Manual Pinero, Spain 71-71—142 Patty Hayes to meet Australia in the other semifinal Saturday. Wirsul 1:23.58. tournament at the locust Hill San Diego OOO 001 002— 3 Zukeanddefenseman Jack Brownschidle Hugh Balocchl, S. Atrica 72-70—142 7674— 150 Arias, Clerc gain 5:00 Track: International Mile, Luzinsk dh 2 1 1 0 Thorntn Pittsburgh dh 4 0 0 000 0 002 11x— 4 to 1-vear contracts. Beverley Davis 77-73— 150: Men 32-40: 1. Tom Freeman 1:06.44,3. Ron Rickard Country Club with a bad right Channels 8, 40. Walker 1b 4 0 11 Hall If 4 Game-winning 0 0 0 RBI — Rhoden (1). Hole Irwin, U.S. 7568—143 Debbie Austin 7080— 150 7:00 Baseball: Mets vs Reds, Channel Kittle If 3 0 10 Vukovch rf 3 1 1 0 Football Rick Hartman, U.S. 7073—143 Sherri Turner 1:13.31. shoulder after two successive E—Madlock. LOB—San Diego 5, Pitts­ Atlanta—Signed draft picks, defensive Fuzzy Zoeller, U.S. 71-72—143 7674— 150 Franco Harris stays away 9, WKHT. Smalley 3b 4 0 1 1 Willard burgh c 4 0 10 8. 2B—Nettles, Wiggins. HR— Dawn Coe — Women 32-40: 1. Janit Romayko 1:18.01. rounds of 76. tackle Rick Bryan and safety Scott Cose. Mark James, Britain 7073—143 7675 150 8:00 Track: Prefontalne Track Clas­ Fletchr ss 3 0 0 0 Jacoby Morrison 3b 3 (5), 2 Frobel2 (7). 0 S—Gwynn, Jane Lock 7377— 150 sic, ESPN. Hairstn ph 1 0 0 0 Bernzrd 2b 4 2 3 1 Denver—Waived safeties Keven Moen David Dunk, Britain 71-72—143 LATROBE, Pa. — Veterans of the Pittsburgh Men 41 and over: 1. Robert Coykendall 1:10.08, 2. net quarterfinals Peterson had the best round of Harper. SF—Nettles, Martinez, Joan Joyce 77- 74— 151 Cruz 2b 3 0 10 and Billy Davis, linebackers Eddie John Chinos, Britain 71-72—143 Steelers poured into training camp Friday filled Angus Wooten 1:13.02, 3. Tom Breen 1:13.48. the tournament, a 5-under-par 67, Brawn. Walsh. Marlin Russell, Allan Neal, Carl Pat Meyers 79- 72— 15) SUNDAY Totals 32 3 7 3 Totals 33 6 11 6 Jay Haas, U.S. 73-71—144 Deedee Lasker — ) with optimism for the upcoming season, but IP H RERBBSO Keneybrew and Greg Kelley, tight ends M. Kuromoto, Japan 71-73—144 7373 15 2-2 deadlock by sweeping the last to move into contention. She did so 10 a.m .: British Open, Channels 8,40. Chicago 100 001001—San 3Diego Jan Flynn 7676— 151 BROOKLINE, Mass. (UPI) - 1:00 Auto Racing: NASCAR Like Cleveland 002 004 00X— 6 Steve Schafer and Kevin Dixon, Larry Nelson, U.S. 7569—144 Franco Harris — embroiled in a contract dispute despite poor driving. Draveckv (L 7-5) 6 9 3 3 3 2 cornerbacks Jeff Davis and Adrian Murle Breer 7378— 151 Top-seeded Jimmy Arias over­ four games. Cola 500, ESPN. Game-winning RBI—Bernazard (3). L. DeLeon 2 2 1 1 0 1 Eamonn Darcy, Ireland 69-75—144 Joyce KazmIerskI 7675— 151 — failed to attend the opening workout. " I went out there with the 2:00 Auto Racing: Michigan 500, Simpson, nose tackle John Higginbo­ Graham Marsh, Australia 7074—144 Prefontaine meet came Mark Dickson’s delaying DP—Chicago 1, Cleveland 2. LOB— Pittsburgh Charlotte Montgomery 7675— 15) Club officials were secretive about Harris’ attitude that if I hit the driver well Channel 30. Chlcaga 5, Cleveland 8.2B—Baines. SB— tham, defensive ends Mike Staff and Peter Senior, Australia 74.70—144 Beverly Klass tactics Friday to lead several Clerc, who 24 hours earlier had Rhoden (W 8-7) 8 7 3 2 1 4 Kelly Osborn, guard Tommy Ross, Martin A. Poxon, Britain 7074—144 7675—151 specific contract snafu but noted the 13-year I ’d be all right, but that wasn’t the 2:00 Baseball: Twins vs Yankees, R. Law (17), Bernazard (17). SF— Robinson (S 5) 1 1 0 0 0 1 Mindy Moore 7675 — 151 delivered a series of complaints Channel 11, WPOP. Franco. running backs EddleO'BrIen and Charlie Anders Forsbrand, Sweden 71-73—144 veteran running back is in the option year of his has top draw field favored players into the quarterfi­ Dravecky pitched to 1 batter In 7th; Sue Fogleman 7677— 152 case, ” she said. "1 finally put it in 2:00 Baseball: Mets vs Reds, Channel Smith, wide receivers Mark Greggs Molcolm Mackenzie, Brit. 72-72—144 nals of the $200,000 U.S. Pro Tennis about his treatment during the IP H R ER BB SO Rhoden pitched to 2 batters In Mh. and Britt Freeman and kicker Dan Laurie RInker 77- 75—152 existing pact. my bag and said forget it." 9, WKHT. Chloogo T—2:30. Bernard (Sallacher, Brit. 7074—144 Barb Bunkowskv Championships at Longwood tournament, laughed about his Lomell. Gavin Levenson, S. Africa 74-70—144 7677— 152 Harris is 363 yards shy of Jim Brown’s all-time EUGENE, Ore. (U PI) — Mary Decker, the favorite 4:00 Boseboll: Red Sox vs Angels, Dotson (L 11-6) 5 2-3 9 6 6 3 1 Jdannette Kerr 77- 75—152 objections. Peterson was saved by her Channels 23,38, WTIC. Agosto 1 1-3 1 0 0 0 0 Detroit — Signed first-round draft Isoo AokI, Jadan 71-74—145 • rushing record of 12,312 yards. He shares or holds at 1,500 meters in the upcoming Summer Olympics, Cricket Club. choice David Lewis, tight end from Jerilyn Britz 77- 75— 152 putting. She made six birdie putts 4:00 Boxing: Charlie "White Lightn­ Splllner 1 1 0 0 1 0 Paul Wav, Britain 73-72—145 Deborah PetrIzzI — has officially withdrawn from Saturday’s Prefontaine But the 19-year-old Arias, who University of California. Corev Povin, U.S. . 7676 152 24 NFL marks, induing most rushing attempts Two seeded players were upset. of at least 12 feet, with the longest ing" Brown vs Lou Burke, Channel 3. Cleveland 71 74—145 Catherine Ponton 8372 — 152 will represent the United States in 4:00 Tennis: McEnroe-Gerulaltls Ex­ Smith (W 3-2) a 1-3 5 3 3 2 4 Padres 3, Pirates 2 Kansos City — Cut rookie free agents, Ken Brown, Britoln 74.71—145 and most 1,000-yard seasons. Classic at the University of Oregon’s Hayward Field. Eighth-rated Mel Purcell bowed being a 40-foot birdie putt on the kicker Jeff Conlln, running bocks Steve Donno Coponl 81- 71— 152 Olympic tennis demonstrations hibition, Channels 8, 40. Camacho 2-3 2 0 0 0 2 Gordon Brand, Brit. 75-70—145 Foiled to ouolltv Decker’s coach, Dick Brown, said that her achilles 10th hole. Hodges ond Jarvis Jennings, tackle Mark Craig Stodler, U.S. 75-70—145 2-6, 6-4, 7-6 (7-3) to Pavel Slozil 4:00 Tour de France Bicycle Race Agosto pitched to 1 batter In 8th. Valerie Skinner 77- 76—153 tendon, injured slightly at the Olympic Trials, is next month, still needed three sets (tape), Channel 3. Second Game B(iuer, guard MIkeDahl.defensIvetackle Soburo Fulikl, Jopan 72-73—145 Yankees recall Harrah while unseeded John Alexander " I had good imagination today HBP—by Smith (Kittle). WP—Smith. T SAN DIEGO PITTSBURGH Nancy Rubin ' 77- 76—153 for his 6- 4, 5-7, 6-2 victory over 6:00 Tennis: U.S. Pro Champion­ —2:39. A—15,766. Mike Flagg, linebacker Darryl Tipton Chris Moody, Britain 74-71—145 Muffin Spencer-Oevlln improving and shouldn't be any problem for the downed 12th seed Fernando Luna and they (putts) (ell in, ” Peterson Ob r h bl Ob r h bl and cornerback Tom Williams. David Graham, Australia 73-72—145 7677— 153 NEW YORK — The New York Yankees Dickson, who had beaten him in a ships, ESPN. Pam Glefzen 77-76—153 Games but rather than risk further injury she has 7:00 Soccer: World All-Stars ys Wiggins 2b 4 1 2 0 Wynne cf 4 12 0 New England — Waived quarterbacks Terry Gale, Australia 71-74—145 recalled third baseman Toby Harrah from the 6-3, 4-6, 6-2. said. "They were falling in from Gwynn rf 4 13 3 Mazzllll If 3 0 0 0 Vivian Brownlee 7375— 153 withdrawn. match in Houston earllerthis year. Cosmos, SportsChonnel. TigersS, Rangers 1 Jim English and Mike Beauchemln, John R. Garner, Britain 74.77—145 Sandra Spuzich everywhere." Garvey 1b 4 0 0 0 Lacy If 10 0 0 linebacker Phil Harrison, offensive 8374— 154 ’15-day disabled list Friday, restoring their roster Decker is being treated by Dr. Stan James of “ I expected a workout today but Richard Boxall, Britain 71-72—145 Sandra Palmer 8374—154 Martinez If 4 0 1 0 Ray 2b 2 0 0 0 tackle Jim King and defensive bock James Heggartv, Britain 71-74—145 to 25. Eugene. I found a way to combat his delays TEXAS DETROIT McRvnI cf 3 0 0 0‘ Thmpsn 1b 3 0 0 0 Tony Lowden. Susie Bernina 7376— 154 Peter Thomson, Australia 72-73—145 Lenore Muraoka 79- 75— 154 Harrah was placed on the disabled list on July 3 in services. It bothered me the last Ob r h bl Ob r h bl Salazar 3b 4 0 0 0 DIstefn 1b 0 0 0 0 John Bland, South Africa 73-72—145 She was still entered in an all-comers meet Celtics to open season Dunbar If 4 0 10 Whitakr 2b 3 0 0 0 Ramirz ss 3 0 0 0 Morrisn 3b 4 1 2 1 Lynn Cooke 8374—154 with a bone chip at the base of the middle finger on time we played and it's tough Simon Hobday, South Africa 72-73—145 Morv Beth Zimmerman scheduled for July 27 at Hayward Field. Calendar Ward cf 4 0 0 0 Kuntz rf 3 0 0 0 Bochy c 3 0 10 May c 3 0 0 0 Sandy Lyle, Britain 75-71—146 77- 77— 154 his right hand. At that time, the 35-year-old was mentally to play a guy like that. O'Brien 1b 4 0 1 0 Garbev dh 4 1 1 2 Laurie Rusk-Sewell 8374— 154 Even without Decker, the Prefontaine should be one Whitson pr 0 0 0 0 Pena c 10 0 0 Payne Stewart, U.S. 74-72—146 Noreen Friel •••••••••••••eg******* LrPrrs dh 4 0 10 LnPrrsh c 4 0 0 0 Kennedy c 0 0 0 0 Frobel rf 4 0 11 7678— 154 ■hitting .171 with one home run and 14 RBI. of the year’s best track and field meets. Meet director When it’s close, you can’t let things Tennis Philip Parkin, Britain 73-73—146 Stephanie Kornegav Bell 3b 4 12 0 Lemon cf 4 13 1 Hawkins p 2 0 0 0 Berra ss 4 0 10 Johnny Miller, U.S. 75-71—146 7376— 154 Earlier in the day, the Yankees purchased the Tom Jordan has at least 65 Olympians including like that bother you,” Arias said. on road against Detroit Foley c 3 0 0 0 Herndon If4 0 0 0 Bevacq ph 1 1 0 0 Tudor p 3 0 0 0 Deborah Skinner 81- 73-154 Ewen Murray, Britain 72-74—146 Cathy Reynolds -contract of outfielder Vic Mata from Columbus of competitors from Equatorial Guinea, Canada, Arias Saturday will play sixth- Sample ph 1 0 0 0 Evans )b 3 0 2 0 Lefferts p 0 0 0 0 Tekulve p 0 0 0 0 Ronan RaffeHy, Brit. 74-72—146 7377— 155 Wright rf 3 0 11 Bergmn 1b 0 0 0 0 Gossoge p 0 0 0 0 Modlck ph 10 0 0 Lynn Adams 8375— 155 the International League and placed designated seeded Aaron Krickstein, a young TODAY Michael King, Britain 71-75—146 Alison Sheard Iceland, New Zealand, The Netherlands, Austrailia, NEW YORK (UPI) - The their 82-game schedules on Oct, 27. Baseball Stein 2b 3 0 0 0 Brookns ss 3 0 1 0 Totals 32 3 7 3 Totals 33 2 6 2 Roger Chapman, Britain 72-74—146 8375— 155 hitter Oscar Gamble on the 15-day disabled list, Great Britain, Zimbabwe, Kenya and China lined up rival he practices with almost Wllkrsn ss 3 0 0 0 Johnson 3b 3 1 1 O Son Diego 000000 030—3 U.S. Pro Championships C (^ y Mont 7679^155 defending National Basketball As- Each team will play its home American Legion A-Andrew Sherborne, Brit. 75-71-146 Heather Drew effective July 17. Gamble strained his left to compete. daily but has never played In Manchester at Salem, Mass. Totals 33 1 6 1 Totals 31 3 8 3 Pittsburgh 010 000 OlO— 2 Wayne G. Riley, Australia 74-72—146 81-74— 155 sociation champion Boston Celtics opener during the first week of the Texas too 100 000— (jame-wlnnlng RBI —Gwynn (8). Sue ErtI 77- 78—155 quadricep against the Texas Rangers last tournament competition. Both are Little League 1 At Brookline, Mass., July 10 Hubert Green, U.S. 73-74—147 Kathy Williams Since the Prefontaine Classic comes just one week will open their season on the road season. Manchester International vs. Staf­ Detroit 002 IDO OOx— 3 E—Ramirez. DP—Pittsburgh 2. LOB— Singles, third round Ben Crenshaw, U.S. 72-75—147 7679^155 Monday. prior to the opening of the Olympics, this will be the students of tennis coach Nick Game-winning RBI —Garbey (3). Brenda Goldsmith — October 26 against the Detroit All told, the NBA schedule ford at Leber Field, 3 San Diego 3, Pittsburgh 7.2B—Morrslon, Aaron Krickstein, Ann Arbor, Mich , Manuel Calero, Spain 75-72—147 8376 156 Bollettieri. Manchester Natlonol vs. Windsor LOB—Texas 5, Detroit 6. 2B—Bell, Wynne. HR—Gwynn (4). def. Hans Glldemelster, Chile, 6-2, 64; Brian Waites, Britain 71.74—147 Carole Charbonnier 7377— 156 final tuneup for most athletes, and there should be Pistons in one of six games consists of 943 games on 171 days Brookens. HR—Garbey (4), Leman (13). IP H R ER BB SO Judy Ellis 8373— 156 Krickstein, 16, moved up with a American at Leber Field, 6 Jimmy Arias, Buffalo, N.Y., def. Mark Tony Chornley, Britain 75-72—147 Nanette CIrco Falcons ink top picks some outstanding efforts. scheduled that night. and nights, the same as the S—Whitaker. San Diego Dickson, Tampa, Fla., 64, 5-7, 62; John David J. Russell, Britain 73-74—147 7780—157 6-2, 6-4 elimination of Hans Gilde- Sarah Leveque 7582—157 Eleven American record holders are on hand but The other openers have Atlanta previous four seasons. The season SUNDAY IP H R ER BB SO Hawkins (W 5-3) 7 4)126 Alexander, Atlanta, def. Fernando Luna, Jeffrey R. Holl, Britain 7077—147 meister. Texas Lefferts 2-3 1 ) 1 Chris Lehmann 8374— 157 SUWANEE, Ga. — The Atlanta Falcons signed the biggest attraction could be Zhu Jianhua, the at New Jersey, Cleveland at Baseball 1 1 Spain, 63, 46, 62; Jos6Luls Clerc, Brion Marchbonk, Britain 73-74—147 Linda Hunt is slated to end April 14. American Legion Tanana (L 9-9) 8 8 3 3 1 5 Gossoge (S 17) 1 1-3 1 0 0 0 1 Argentina, def. Pablo Arraya, Argentina, Nick Price, South Africa 74-73—147 7379^157 two of their top three draft choices Friday, world's high jump record-holder, from the Republic of Third seed Jose-Luis Clerc, the Philadelphia, Washington at Chi­ Detroit Pittsburgh Rosev Bartlett 8374—157 Nationally televised games will Monchesler at Beverly, Mass., 10 62,62; Pavel Slovll, Czechoslovakia, def Harold Henning, S.AfrIca 72-75—147 Kathy Dougherty including first-round pick Rick Bryan, a 3foot-4, China. Jlanhau has moved the record virtually out of defending champion, cruised past cago, Phoenix at Golden State and a.m. Rozema (W 7-1) 8 6 1 1 0 4 Tudor (L 58) 8 7 3 3 1 2 Mel Purcell, Murray, Kv.,26,6-4,76(7-3); Christy O'Connor Jr., 're. 74-73—147 79- 78— 157 be announced later, according to Hernandez (S 18) 1 0 0 . 0 0 1 Lori Garbaez - 260- pound defensive tackle from Oklahoma. sight at 7 feet, 10 inches and will join 12 other members 1 Ith-rated Pablo Arraya 6-2,6-2 in 1 Utah at^Seattle. Bloomfield at Manchester (ot Mor­ Tekulve 1 0 0 0 0 0 Andres Gomez, Ecuador, def. Michael (xory Koch, U.S. 75-73—148 M J Smith 81 77— 158 the NBA. iarty Field), 8:00 T—2:06. A—39,484. T—2:11. A—18,007. Westphal, West Germany, 61,7-5. Lorry Mize, U.S. 76-72—148 8373-158 of the Chinese team in the Classic. hour 18 minutes, breaking out of a The other 11 teams will open Jackie Bertsch 7383-158 IH - MANCHESTKR HERALD, Saturday, July 21. I9»4 MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. July 21, 1984 - 19

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Excellent ter, appliances, carpet­ Rooimo/SiMno Financial Condominiums .32 Services Offered convenience. ing, next to park. $375 per Smith Wbidtor \Du'LL Rtto u a r a o y Homes for Sole 31 opportunity for right per­ 1973 ECONOLINE VAN, Lots/Land for Sale 33 Painting/Papering 52 H appy Ads; The Manchester Herald is month. Call 289-0000 be­ ServiCM Offered 51 Mortgages Building/Contracting 53 $3.00 per colum n inch responsible only for one incor­ son. Applications at FORD — $975. Recondltl- Investment Property 34 Dairy Mart, 368 Spencer tween 10am and 5pm, BIDWELL HOME Im­ NATIVE CORN Personal Loons Rooting/Siding 54 rect Insertion and then only onod motor, vory good Business Property 35 St., Manchester. Monday thru Friday. provement Company — t Vaaatoblas running condition. New Insurance Automotive Deadlines for the size of the original FERGUSON ROAD - 8 Resort Property 36 Heating/Plumbing 55 ODD JOBS, Trucking. Roofing , siding, altera­ brakes, now tires, stand­ Wanted to Borrow. 71 room garrison colonial. Flooring 56 Cars/Trucks tor Sale For classified advertise- insertion. 2V] baths, new sundeck. EFFICIENCY ROOM In 2 BEDROOM DUPLEX - Home repairs. You name tions, additions. Same ard shift. Coll only after •••oeeeeeeeeeboeeoee*** Income Tax Service 57 Motorcycles/Bicycles 72 ments to be published Tues- E rro rs which do not lessen Cathedral celling in fam­ private home. Private Available mid August. It, we do It. Free esti­ number for over 30 years. 5pm, Monday thru Fri­ Rentals Services Wanted 58 Rec Vehicles 73 day through Saturday, the the value of theodvertisement ily room. Lovely Interior. entrance. Kitchenette, $350 monthly plus utili­ mates. Insured. 643-0304. 649-6495. day, weekends anytime, Vest Blooson Employment ties, security and refer­ Pets 45 Rooms for Renf 41 Auto Services 74 deadline is noon on the day will nof be correcfed by on Inground pool. Asking shower, lavatory, park­ 649-9012. For Sale ing. Security and referen­ ences. 875-2879. LAWN MOWING — & Education Apartments for Renf 42 Autos for Rent/Lease 75 before publication. additional insertion. $150,000. Call owner 647- L ces. Call 649-2683 after Hedge trimming - chain GOV'T SURPLUS CARS .21 Homes for Rent 43 Holidoy/Seasonal 61 Misc. Automotive . 76 1674. FR E E • 3 year old male. Help Wanted ...... 3:30. MANCHESTER - availa­ saw work - light trucking. HMtbifl/Plumbltia ss & Trucks under $100. Now ble Immediately. One General handyman. In­ Husky-Lab cross. (3ood TO LLA N D - 3 bedroom MANCHESTER-Room watch dog. Needs yard. available In your area. raised ranch on cul-de- bedroom. Quiet street. sured. Call Ray, 646-7973. Call 1-(619)-569-0241. 24 for rent In a private $375. Manager 649-4800. 6460667 or 875-8181...... 21 Help wonted 31- sac. IVa acre lot. Fire­ FOGARTY BROTHERS hours. 04 Help Wanted 21 Help Wanted 21 Help Wanted 21 Help Wanted home. Furnished or un­ Notices Auctions 04 AUCtlOttS place, full deck, garages. furnished. Use of kitchen, — Bathroom remodel­ aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa E.C. Norck, 247-0100. THREE ROOM APART­ ing; Installation water COUGAR 1970 XR7 - Good ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••*** bathroom, laundry facili­ M E N T - with heat, hot ••••••••••••••••••••••• heaters, garbage dispo­ ToeSMes 69 tires, battery, rodlotor. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ties. Nice area. Call 646- water, stove, refrigera­ DELIVERY PERSON SALES- AND STOCK - MEAT PROCESSOR M ANCHESTER - Elegant LAWN MOWERS RE­ sals; faucet repairs. 649- Needs body work. $500 or NURSE AIDES — Certifi­ 5209 anytime, tor, carpet. $330. Adults PAIRED— Quick, Expert aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Lost/Found 01 cation program will be AND SALES CLERK-for BOOK D E P T . Reed's, needs willing, energetic ranch with lots of expen­ 4539. Visa/MasterCard best offer. Call 646-1949 Inc., Manchester plant workers. Will train. ••••••••••••••••••••••a only. Third floor. No Servicel Senior Dis­ THE EASTERN CON­ after 6pm or weekends. starting on August 6th, modern pharmacy. Part NURSES AIDES - 7am tQ„ sive tile and custom ap­ accepted. *•••••••••••••••••••••• Parkade. Steady work. Good be­ pointments for the dis­ pets. Centrally located. count! Free Pick Up and NECTICUT FLEA 1984 for nurse aides on 7 - 3 time, nights and wee­ 3pm and 3pm to 11pm. " Aportnwnts for Ront 42 Security deposit re­ eeacsssaaeasssaassseeae kends. Apply at once to nefits. 243-1728. tinctive buyer who likes Delivery! ECONOMY MARKET (Junction 31 & 1976 CAPRI - New paint, FOUND — Black and and 3-11 shifts. Full and Full or part time. Steady, quired. Call 646-7690; 643- MOW ER, 647-3660. Tom or Manager, Liggett PAINTERS - W ith 5 years contemporary one-floor •••••••••••••••••••••■• Fleorina S6 32, Mansfield) Is and open new tires. Runs great. 2 white female kitten. Vic­ part time. Please reply experience In residential MEDICAL SECRETARY and secure work with,- MANCHESTER — Avail­ 0496. marketful of vendors and $2300 or best offer. 643- inity of Main and Willi­ ACTION! before July 26th, to Direc­ Parkade Pharmacy, 404 excelleent working con-.- living. Executive area. and Industrlot. Transpor­ - with experience wanted. $139,900. Century 21, Vil­ able Immediately. One, BRICKS, BLOCKS, eaassassaeeesaeaaseasee buyers every weekend. 5361 otter 6pm. ams Streets. If he's yours tor of Staff Develapment, W . Middle Tpke., ditlons and employee bt;,,. MANCHESTER - very Manchester. tation necessary. Good Cdll 646-2094 between 90m lage Green of Gloston- two and three bedroom STONE — Concrete. While shopping don't please call 643-4251. Tuesday Evening, July 24 between 8 and 3, Monday nefits fully paid. We need , nice 5 room 2 bedroom Chimney repairs. No lob FLOORSANDING — 7 P.M. (Inspection 4 P.M.) thro Thursday at643-5151. pay and working condi­ and 3pm. bury, 633-8336. EHO. apartments. $400, $440, Floors like new. Special­ park your pets In the sun, 1977 PONTIAC VEN­ tions. Call 1-224-4846. EO E dedicaated Nurses Aides'' $520, heat and hot water apartment. Second floor. too small. Call 644-8356. leash 'em or preferably TURA - Automatic, LOST - Golden Retriever, Crestfleld Convalescent PART TIME HOUSE­ who enlov helping our ••••••••••••••••••••••• Available August 1st. $440 izing In older floors, natu­ 1V: years old. Lost seen at At the Old Coach Inn, Banquet Room Home and Fenwood K EEP ER - Mature, de- AUTO DIESEL M E ­ Included. Bissell and ral and stained floors. No leave 'em home. Thank power steering, power PART TIME HELP CHAN IC - Needed now elderly patients. Pleoee, Condominiums 32 Boyle Reoltors. 649-4800. per month plus utilities, TONNIE'S O D D JO B you. brakes, A M -FM , $2000. Agway In the Buckland ______Brooklyn. Connecticut______Manor In Manchester. pendable, own call Mrs. LaunI, Director pleose call 643-2129. waxing anymore. John transportation, Vernon WANTED In Haying. for new car dealership. SERVICE: Mowing, lawn Coll 643-6541. area. Dog Is from Maine ot Nurses, 646-0129. M o n -- ••••••••••••••••••••••• care, hedges, house- Verfallle. Call 646-5750. Circle area. 3 nights a Apply Pella Brothers,364 Full time permanent po­ ALL AREAS — 1, 2, 3, 4 TAG SALE - Soturdov and owner awaits Its safe STATEWIDE, N O N ­ Chester Manor Nursing.. V /2 ROOMS. Second palntlng (interior and ex­ return before he leaves. “Stamp Collection” PROFIT AGENCY forthe week, approximately Bidwell St„ Manchester. sition with top pay plan MANCHESTER — 400 bedrooms. Prices to tit eaeeaaaeaaaeeeaeaaaaaee and Sundoy, 8om-5pm. CADILLAC -4 door. 1968. and benefits. Must have Home, 385 West Center,^ your budget. Housing Un­ floor. Stove, refrigera­ terior), driveway sealing Glass, girls bikes, trestle Runs well. Fully po­ Call 646-7745 day or night. traumatlcally brdln- 5:30-8:30. Lllght house­ St., Manchester. North Main Street. New 2 keeping and assisting strong diesel experience limited. Coll 724-1967 tor. No utilities. Adults. and more. Call 871-29^. desk, chairs, tobies, wered. $600. 649-9125. Answers to 'Shasta'. An extensive 50-60 year collection of Iniured seeking an Indi­ ADVERTISING /PUB­ bedroom townhouse. No pets. Available Au­ For Sale vidual who possesses parents with children- LIC RELATIONS PER­ ond own tools. Apply in Fully appllanced kitchen, (Chg.). coins, mint plate blocks, quantity and quality at public auction. person to Service Man­ CARPENTERS - Expe-^' gust 1st. First ond lost LADY BUSTER KEN­ shoes, books, kitchen FOR SALE - 1983 Buick LOST - Bifocals, silver management skills and .Temporary help, college SON for D.W. Fish Realty convenient to busline and month's security. $300. eeaaesaeeasaeasaeaeaaee ager, Bob Riley Oldsmo- rienced In concrete fo rn C ’. V/7 ROOM APARTMENT NELS — Canine board­ Items, dishes, night ta­ Skylark, 4 cylinder, auto­ frames. Vicinity Bo­ experience In the human students welcome. Call Co. Full time, port time. framing and trim. Taklnq^, shopping. $58,400. CHFA Call 649-9521. 646-5153, leave message blle, 345 Center St., Man­ — Privote home, heot, ing, state licensed, safe, HouseboM Goods a bles, many miscellane­ matic, In excellent condi­ nanza, W. Middle Tpke. Fred Clark, Auctioneer Inc. services field. Knawled- Send resumetoD.W. Fish applications at Orlando.' approved. Call 649-9404, yvlth service. chester. 649-1749. appliances. Working sin­ clean, reasonable rates. ous Items. Plants. 122 tion. Rower brakes, AM - Call 875-6501, Mrs. Lo- (203) 423-3939, Scotland, Connecticut ge/experlence with trau­ Realty, 220 Hartford Annum 8i Sons, 147 H a iti 649-4064 or 647-1340. R.L. Cobb, 647-8309 and treck or Jean, 871-7723. matic brain Injuries o Tpke., Vernon, Ct. gle adult only. No pets, MANCHESTER - Mill- Avondale Road. F M stereo, power ___ s------^------Rd., Manchester, 644-- bridge Hollow, 2 bed­ 649-8496. plus. Salary commensu­ AUTO DETAIL PERSON FOR SALE - 1 bedroom children. Call 643-2880. USED REFRIGERA­ steering. Asking $6200. CHILD CARE NEEDED - Needed Immediately for 2427. room, 2 bath condo, TAG SALE - Saturday Call 456-0274 or 456-1756. IM P O U N D ED - Block rate with credentials and beginning September af­ FULL AND PART TIME co n d o , Manchester. TORS, WASHERS, new and used car clean­ TAKING APPLICA­ wall-to-wall carpeting, BRICK, BLOCK, STONE, Ranges - clean, guaran­ 9am to Spm, 40 Hemlock Lab puppy. Picked up skills. Forward resume ter school 'til 7:00pm. H ELP wonted for golf COOK W A N TE D - for daVl’J Newly carpeted. Clean CONCRETE Walkways, Lake Road. Call Andover Help Wonted 21 Help Wonted 21 and writing sample to: course and snack bar. up. Top salary In area and convenient. Match­ TIONS For two bedroom olr conditioning, applian­ teed, parts and service. St. Infant's, men's, la­ 1978 CUTLASS SU­ Ages 12 and 11. Prefer with bonus. Full time care center. Responsible,,, duplex. References and ces. Pool and more. $495 steps, patios, chimney dles' clothing. Children's PREME - air condition­ Assistant Dog Warden, CB TI Inc., 401 West Main your home. References Apply at Tallwood Coun­ for preparing lunch and . ing couch and loveseat Low prices. B.D. Pearl 8, permanent position. We security required. No monthly plus utilities. repairs, siding and paint­ Son, 649 Main Street, Items, knick-knacks. ing,, AM-FM stereo. Jay LIddv, 742-8351. Street, Norwich, CT required. Manchester try Club, Rt. 85, Hebron. kitchen cleanup. $3.37 per-, included. Why rent when ing. Quality work at 06360. need a reliable, quality you con own at this low pets. $400 per month. Lease and security. Call 643-2171. P o w er steering and DENTAL HYGIENIST — MEDICAL RECEPTIO- only. 649-6247 otter 6pm. minded detaller. Apply In hour. 10am-1pm. Coll 646- 646-0618. lower prices. Call 646-7776 5897 NIST/ASSISTANT — TEACHERS - Coventry price of $38,900? Call Phllbrick Agency, 646- SATURDAY(roin date brakes. New radials, Part time starting In person to Service Man- 7090. 4200. for tree estimates. Tempt your knitting; skill Manchester office needs EXPERIENCED HAIR­ Public Schools. .50 Ele­ 647-1860. AIR CONDITIONER for Sunday), 10 to 3.14 and 15 very clean, dependable August. Progressive, FINE RETAIL JEWEU- oger. Bob Riley Oldsmo- Ashworth St., oft Au­ transportation. $1500.649- by making; this attractive Employment person to assist physi­ DRESSER WANTED — ERY ESTABLISHMENT mentary Learning Dis­ PROFESSIONAL PAlNr.. sliding window, either preventative oriented blle, 345 Center St., Man­ M ANCHESTER - 3 bed­ Homes lor Rent 43 vertical or horizontal. tumn. Baby and toddler 9337 after 5pm. vest blouBon, knitted cian. Heavy patient con­ Very good earnings, no offers great opportunity ability Position. (K TERS wanted Imrtie^, FOR SALE - One bed­ BATHTUB REFINISHIN6 from sport yarn and No. practice In Manchester. following needed. Ful- through 4) and long term chester. 649-1749. room condo, Manches­ room duplex, l'/ 2 baths, Ward's 9000 BTU, 110 V, clothes, antique dresser, Experience preferred. tact. Medical transcrlp- to sell fine lewelery.S- diatelv. Call 643-2659. REGIAZING 6 needles. tlon. Experience l/part time. Call Anne, middle school (5 through •.? • ter. Newly carpeted. no pets. Security ond Tub. sink, ceramic tiles Por­ 12A, $75. Phone 646-3067. church pew, stoves, kit­ 1979 PONTIAC CATAL­ No. 5897 has knit di­ & Education Please call 646-2251. trong retail experience AUTO MECHANIC - references. $575 plus utili­ ASHFORD - 2 bedroom chen tables, chairs, INA ■ Air conditioning, required. Please reply to 643-1442. preferred. Good oppor­ 8) substitute learning dis­ Clean and convenient. celain or Fiberglass Done In rections for Sizes Small, Needed for new car deal- CARPENTERS NEEDED,. ties. 643-6444 or 649-7814. ranch.. Remodeled. New Your Home By a ProfessiO' OAK T A B L E - Old square glassware, 8 track power steering, sc. Very Box S, c/o the Manches­ tunity to learn and ad­ ability position from Sep­ Matching couch and nal. Medium and Large, (8- tember to December. ershlp. Full time - Immediate openings for- ■ loveseat Included. Why floors, new kitchen. 5 leg oak table. Phone player, miscellaneous. good condition. $2500. 16) inclusive. Help Wanted 21 ter Herald. TR U CK DRIVER — Heot- vance. Excellent benefit We Repair FibergtassCracks. Must meet Ct. certifica­ /permanent position. Top experienced carpenters-, rent when you can own at ONE BEDROOM , cen­ Large yard. Heat fur­ 647-9843. 643-5044. Ing fuel oil. Experience package. Apply in person All phases of construe-;; 10 OROCR, itng $2.00 fw SKk tion. Contact Dr. Donald ' pay plan ond benefits. this low price of $38,900? trally located, available nished. Working adults. Call Kevin at NUfhborheod Tof Sale itttrn, plat 9011st psitifs ss4 M ANAGER — Weekends only for home delivery. Michaels Jewelers, 958 tion. Full time employ- • R RENTAL SECRETARY Insurance benefits, uni­ Nlcolettl's office at 742- Must be dependable, cap­ Call 647-1860. Immediately, $385 Includ­ 423-4190 evenings. ct. Bitktiili RtfiiuliiiK T H R E E PIECE S E C ­ Sit 10-3 1978 CHEVROLET MA­ ssOllliI. only. For convenience Main St., Manchester. ment and benefits. Call* FACEEtUmala EXPERIENCED, MA­ W A N TED — Part time, forms, vacation, etc. Call 8913. EOE. able, experienced and ••••••••••••••••••••••a ing heat. 649-4416. After TIONAL COUCH - $200. SB SliphNl 8L LIBU CLASS 1C WAGON - SNM CSSOT evenings, 4-7 and wee­ auto care service. Excel­ EOE 742-5317 8:30-5:00, Mon­ 649-5170 Msatkasl* NaisM TURE FULL TIME lent pay. Call 647-8997. 647-9137. have own tools Apply In Spm 649-8782. FOUR ROOM - one bed­ King size waveless water Furniture, Household, 305V8. High mlleoge. kends. Call Carroll John­ person to Service Man­ day - Friday. Lotf/Lond for Sole 33 room house on busline. Boys/Qirls Clothing, Ter­ 1190 S«a. at Sainteai SALESPERSON — Apply M A N CH ESTER - Legal aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa bed, quality mattress and Asking $2950. 742-6951. Haw Yaili, N.V. ISOM son Brundrett, Fountain CARPENTERS ager, Bob Riley Oldsmo- EAST HARTFORD - 5 With appliances. Availa­ rific for E.C.H.S. Boys, In person to: Marlow's, PART TIME HELP Secretary with expe­ aaaaaaaaasaaaaaaaaaaaaa heater. Hardwood frame. Pflnt Nairn, aodraii wits ZIP 867 Main Street. Village, 528-1300. W A N TED - 1 to 5 years fclle, 345 Center St., Mon- BABYSITTER W ANTEtf rooms, carpeting, park­ ble immediately. $320 per Pointlng/Poperliig 52 $125. 643-0786. Books, Toys, Misc. No 1979 D O DGE TR U C K - CSDI aaO m ta NamOtr. WANTED - General experience. Own tools rience. Requires skills In - For 9 month girl. Monv. Manchester. RN cleaning person to clean typing and shorthand and chester. 649-1749. FREE CATALOG — Of ing, heat. No pets. Refer­ month plus security and Custom V100. 16,500 SPECIAL: Over 200 ae- MECHANIC WANTED — 11-7 Full time or part time and transportation. Also: Chester vicinity. Week— ' small shop and otfice. knowledge of real estate land bargains, 5 acres to ences. Available August references. Call 1- 271- TWO DOUBLE BEDSond T W O FAMILY TAG miles. Automatic trans­ lections and a 16-page For construction com­ positions available Options* Carpenters Helpers. 643- CAR WASH ATTEND­ days8:30-4. LicensedpreiiK 1st. 528-1383 after 5:30pm. 3791 after 6pm. PAmTlNG AND PAPER mission, power steering. GIF'T aection in the BANKING - Part time Staff with benefits or Per Hours negotiable. Re­ and bookkeeping. Part 500 acres, covering Ver­ HANGING — Exterior one twin for sale. Chair SALE - Household fur­ Proof Operator. 1pm to pany. Must have Diem at *10 65 per hour, every 9966. AN TS - See Andre, Gentle terred. 647-7298 after- Excellent condition! Call ALBUM. Juat tS.OO. spond to P.O. Box 127, time or full time. Coll mont and the Berkshlres ooooooooooooooooooooooo and interior, ceilings re­ and table. Call 649-0014. nishings and goods and closing. Applicants must complete set of tools and other weekend off- *5.00a day Touch Car Wash, 344 6pm. . ... 646-3389 or 649-3371. lOONS RT S3 JO IM R Bolton, Ct. 06040. days 643-5820, evenings at lowest Imaginable pri­ paired. References, fully aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa bikes. Saturday, July be skilled at 10 key opera­ be able to weld. Full travel Com e join us in Willi' CONSTRUCTION ES­ Broad St., 11am to 5pm. Store/Office Space 44 t.|lS-O0lU-0M aaO Nte. Ha* mantic Only 20 minutes 643-7135.______ces. Write: CATALOG MANCHESTER insured. Quality work. 21st, 9-5. 20 Breezy Hill la diait tsiiai baa la laaba tbaai. tion. South Windsor Bank benefits. Call Brad be­ TIM A TO R - Must have PART TIME G R IL L . Misc for Solo 63 CHEVROLET IMPALA - away Canterbury VillaofWil- THE BIGCESIBEAUIY COMPANY architectural/drafting O FFIC E, P.O. Box 938-E, BENNET ELDERLY ••••••••••••••••••••••• Martin Mattsson, even- Rd„ South Windsor. •■130 - KIIPtaKC OUIITR. 24 & Trust Co. Contact tween 9am and 3pm, 289- limantic, MarieBergeron. A d ­ .W ITH THE NEYfESENEWS. AVON SECRETARY RECEP­ PERSON - Experienced..' North Adams, Mass. 1969. Automatic trans­ BlaaaO aid applloatd dttifid. skills and understand the Ings 649-4431.______aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa 0.I3I-NIIR100M H*H0IW0SS-30 Warren Motteson 289- 8235. ministrator Call for appoint­ Niw ••rnlngi i|iportunlirn..iip lo SECRETARY- TIONIST POSITION In Bidwell Tavern 742-6978; ■ 01247. HOUSING SOUTH WINDSOR — Sul­ mission, power steering, ment 423-2597. Monday to 50% on iiln. pkii ncltlng llnm- basics of engineering. Itpti dl ntddlawolb ibllli. 6061 for appointment. RECEPTIONIST POSI­ non-profit health agency. aaaaaasaaaaaaeaaeaaaaaa IfliMadiata 0 PRWV8TOVL8I AV AW M PAOVMVL8. AV AW MUMC IQUIPRMNT for tho sattsrs, plui 901 far psilaft an4 is just around apply at bur facilly or send a resume with salary C A R P EN TER to teach ; 19S4.198S school voor. Soolod is a i liiif . history to: Circulation Manager me how to do new home . PRWV8LXADH 08RMVAZAVX. VIR BRMD ETWV IXdt will bo rtcolvod until SUE SUSNEn the corner! A u ^ T, 1SSA 2:00 P.M ., at PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT trimwork and/or kitchen ; which timo thov will bo pub­ ■aaihaalar NarsN An Equal Opportunity Employer c S u f i c x L o x Gerber Scientific Products, Inc. at 647-9946 cabinet doors and draw- - NR WVLKKRP.” — KAR88R OM8PAO. licly oponod. I ISO a>a. al dmaricai front Installations. 27 ye- | The riohl li rosorvtd to rt- Naa rark, H.Y. ISOM 151 Batson Drive ars old, honest, reliable, i PREVKXJS SOLUTION: "Don’t think. Thinking Is the enemy ol creativity. It's c/iuto, ^nc. locl any and all bids. Spoclfl- Prim Nama, S P ira ii u llk ZIP Must be 18 years of age or older. setf-conscious. and anything sett-conscious is lousy. You can't try to do things. colloni and bid forms may bo CODE. Stria NaaWar aad lira. Manchester, Conn. 06040 w ith tranjportatlon. ' You simply musi do things " — Ray Bradbury. stcuiod ot tho Builrwts Of- E O E M /F Need $5 hour. Please call ■ flct, 45 North School Stroot, New FASHION with ipc- 742-6800 or write to Box ! Monchestor, Connocticut. cial Grace Cole Collection Rtf 6,Columbti for larger sizes; plus 2 202, Andover, C T 06232 to 1864 by NEA. tnc. 262 iMKhee •! Itf i lit Li L I |4 Raymond E. Domtrs M6 0 S n n S M31 Butinttt Mcmaotr IIO.NU.S CouponsI 011-07 Prieo .... $2.00. zn — MANTHKSTKH HKRAl.I), Salunliiy. July 21 1984 BUSINESS Few child abuse cases, Romanian leader says State to help Business Gannett Cable TV but problem Isn’t gone Moscow wants to talk thread workers in Brief looks to PERSONAL balks at ... page 3 ... page 4 ... page 20 Pioneer income increases ^ IHCOME Pioneer Internution;il Corp. of Manchester reported income for the six months ended June 2 Europe state tax of $1 6 million on sales of $11.6 million, compared .with income of $11 million on sales of $i:i million NEW YORK (U PI) - Gannett Co., for the same period last year. already testing publication of its USA trillions Bv Mark A. Dupuis Warm tonight; Manchester, Conn. Karnings per share during the period were 95 Today newspaper in Europe, has set United Press International cents, compared with 67 cents per share the another sales target in the Pacific in an $3.0- Sunny Tuesday Monday, July 23, 1984 previous year. aggressive two-front overseas expan­ H A R TFO R D — The state’s cable — See page 2 Single copy: 25