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floor laundry. G N P soars; earlier age $123,900. for school profits up; By Mark A. Dupuis United Press International

of /HOMf ' / ^ H ARTFO RD - State officials ^ D.W. FISH REALTY CO. are considering lowering the age at orders drop which children begin school as one THE way to improve education in 243 Main St., Manchester 643-1591 m Vernon Cirde, Vernon 872-9153 Connecticut. B;ducation Commis­ By Denis Gulino dersecretary Robert Dederick sioner Gerald N. Tirozzi said United Press International said. Friday. r Manufacturing accounted for Tirozzi said expanded early WASHINGTON — The gross most of the increase in profits. The childhood education, probably be­ national product soared at an once-ailing savings-and-loan in­ ginning at age 4 and differing from WEEK! annual rate of 9.2 percent — the dustry was the best performer in traditional schooling, was one of highest in five years — and the financial sector, accounting for several ideas he was examining as corporate profits posted their most of the $4.2 billion gain in that he looked at ways to improve the biggest quarterly gain in eight area of the economy. state’s education system. years, the government reported The latest quarterly reading of “ I would like to look at he whole issue of an earlier entrance age for , . k Friday. the gross national product — the $39,500 # the public schools," he said during Only 1975 down buys this spotless 3’/i roonrt com­ But the government also re­ measure of all goods and services pletely furnished Condo. Convenient 1st floor „ NEW IISTIN6 ported a sharp drop in "big-ticket" produced in the nation — added a taping for the W FSB-TV "Face unit includes sliders to patio with grill, all appli­ Reasonably priced six room colonial. Three bedrooms, orders for factory items during even more muscle to the recovery. the Slate■’ program, which airs ances, pool, sauna & lush attractive landscaping. remodeled kitchen, wall to wall carpeting and two July — an omen that the economic fn the first quarter, the GNP this weekend. garages. Nice location. Call today. $62,900. recovery could slow late in the climbed by only 2.6 percent and "I think it would benefit public year. forecasters wondered at the begin­ education if we could have the Prices as measured by the ning of the year if the second children at an earlier age,” added GNP’s "implicit price deflator," quarter could achieve a 5 percent 'M Tirozzi^ who left the New Haven I T ’S A L L climbed at a 3.S percent annual growth rate school superintendent’s job to rate in the second quarter com­ become education commissioner ‘i;s ! ENERGY EFHCIENT CONTEMPORARY pared to 5.5 percent in the first Economists generally consider a on July 1. HERE... quarter. 4 percent growth rate, sustained Tirozzi said an earlier starting New home set on over 2 acres of land in over several months, necessary to prestigious Knollwood. 8 rooms, 4 bed­ Corporate profits after taxes age especially wou Id benefit urban cut deeply into the unemployment schools and would allow educators $ 1 0 2 ,M 0 I ti jumped 14.7 percent during the rate. rooms, 2 full baths. Thermo-pane windows Immaculate throughout, professionally de­ second quarter of 1983. It was the "to work with the children at an ! I corated & color coordinated is a large 8 room Co­ and doors, sunken living room, fireplace strongest improvement since prof­ The government found as re­ earlier age, especially developing lonial with 4 bedrooms, family room with fire­ FOR THE AUTUMN OF A UFniME with wood stove, 2 car garage, extra insula­ its skyrocketed 20.6 percent in the cently as a month ago that it was social skills as well as basic place, applianced kitchen, 2'h baths, all In a relax­ Move into this immaculate full dormered Cape, featur* tion. Approximately 3.000 sq. ft. Much morel third quarter of 1975, following expanding at a strong 8.7 percent skills." ing country setting. Ing formal dining room, three bedrooms, fireplace In Call office for more details and to set up a another recession. annual rate. The latest 9.2 percent He said officials at a Department living room, two baths, screened porch and nice yard. showingll In dollars, without adjustment pace was the strongest in five of Education staff meeting Friday IB Detached garage. $72,500. years. spent a lot of lime discussing the $165,000. for inflation, the $15.9 billion surge FMEE Wt cin hil|i you bscotm a was the the biggest for any In California, where President idea of an earlier starting age. SENTRY MARKET "REALE" PR0FE88I0NAU quarter. Reagan is vacationing, a presiden­ Details on whether the state Real Estate Service I**"*""*"’**'' Call 648-4S2S. and ask (or Din. ‘ ‘This explosive advance was far tial spokesman called the revised would pay added costs or if the 223 East Canter SL, Manchaalar M3.4Me STRANO REAL ESTATE above the ... gain for the first two GNP rate “ more good news” that change would be mandatory need D.F. REAIE, INC. quarters of prior postwar recover­ to be worked out. Tirozzi said. *> V.mon A«al Eafaf. 156 EAST CENTER ST. shows “ the recovery is well in J9 CoiHMctlcul Bhid., Em I Hwtfoni, ies,” Commerce Department un- gear” and inflation under control. He admitted there would be ______60 Poquonocli An.. W lndw I ITS M . II, taWtmr.'Ct 646-45IS MANCHESTER, CT, 64S-2000J some opposition. "It would be like most arguments, some people I would accept it and some would not,” Tirozzi said. Strikers say Bell However, he said he supported {) the idea as an educator and from a II philosophical point and thus felt a responsibility to explain why it is using hurricane would be beneficial. Tirozzi said he also favored earlier testing to determine if onnn Forest H ills to break the union students had mastered basicskills. kitchen, beamed The state now gives annual profi­ ¥■ cathedral ceiling in large living & dining rooms, ciency tests in basic skills to students in ninth grade. family rooms. 3 full baths, w/w carpet, matured By Frank R. Csongos out a call Friday for qualified trees A landscaping. $92,900 United Press International Tirozzi said research showed volunteers to restore telephone that a student's performance in service to thousands of residents in high school could be predicted by W ASHINGTON - Striking tele­ i-ieraia photo by Pinto BOLTON 111 the Texas coastal areas ravaged ■ performance in third or fourth phone workers accused the Bell Manchester by the hurricane. grade. •Walk to Buckley School 42 plus or minus acres ANDOVER $74,900 System Friday of trying to use Trecker said emergency union Playground fun Hurricane Alicia to break their "I think right now we tend to •16x32 Sabrina inground pool i4$l crews were ready to work without Private situated on beautifully I k union, and “substantial" differen­ blame our high schools for the •Immaculate Ranch go with this 5V2 Rm. pay to repair telephone damage product, while I would suggest the treed 205’x220’ is this 4 Br Co­ ces were reported in talks on caused by Alicia, which knocked •3 bedrooms ending the 13-day-oId strike. Stephen Fox of East Hartford keeps an climbs the slide at Wickham Park. More K-8 (kindergarten to eighth grade) Chalet type home. out phone service during its instructional program is really •2 full baths lonial with 2 baths, floor to ceil­ No face-to-face bargaining was rampage across Houston and the eye on Andy, his five-year-old canine about the unusual dog on page 3. held for the third consecutive day where we have to improve,” he •Beautiful Florida room Secluded area, mount­ ing fireplace & garage, large upper Texas Coast. "son," to make sure he doesn’t fall as he said. •Extra Large treed lot in the walkout by 675,000 telephone He said Southwestern Bell ap­ ains, trees, ponds, very finished rec room. A pleasure ® / Yester Year operators and service technicians. parently believes the union's prop­ •Fenced back yard to show. 10 Rm Colonial w/turn of century charm, cypress Scattered incidents of violence and osal to work “ was a hollow offer.” •Large garden area private. Asking wood panels, 3 fireplaces, beamed LB, formal vandalism were reported across He said the company has threa­ •$83,500 $ 120,000. the country. tened to replace all striking Bids due to boost water pressure m a n , {Jnc. American Telephone & Tele­ workers in the hurricane area M r graph Co. executives and repre­ unless they returned to work. ED GORMAN ^ sentatives of the Communications "W e’re not going to break our U&R REALTT CO. Bids to make the long-awaited water distribution system. they said, was within limits problem. Associates Usmu Workers of America, the largest of own strike by sending the entire changes in the water service in an Some residents, who had had permitted by the state. For the south section Kandra 604 MIDDLE TURNPIKE EAST 643-2B92 ' 263 MAIN STREET JUST OFh 1-86/EXIT 94 the three striking unions, met work force back to work,” Trecker MANCHESTER. CONNECTICUT 06040 separately in small groups and said. area where pressure is low will be extremely high water pressure, Nevertheless it did not meet the recommended replacing old 4-inch Robert D. Murdock, RedRor 174-6 OAKLAND STREET JACKSTON/SHOWCASE | opened Sept. 2 and the crucial were shifted in the process to a low expectation of the householders. ______646-4040 ArM Cod* 203-046-4144 conferred by telephone. Telephone company spokesman lines with 8-inch mains in MANCHESTER, CT. portion of the work will be done pressure area. They brought their Replacing small pipes in streets "The meetings show the dis­ Jim Lydon said the lines had been Academy, Munro, Green Hill and 646-1316 within 90 days after a contract is complaints to the Board of Direc­ agreements are still substantial,” restored to emergency services is one part of the work for which the Parker streets. awarded. tors. Some said they were unable to bids will be opened Sept. 2. • WE’RE SELLING HOUSES • a eWA spokesman said. (There is) such as hospitals, police and fire For the cental section he recom­ flush their toilets or to lake In a report to the Board of. still a long way to go.” departments but residential ser­ Plans and specifications for the mended replacing 4-inch lines on D.W. FISH REALTY CO. adequate showers. Directors, Public Works Director or/HDMCS^^a And a new dispute arose Friday: vice was shattered in the most corrective work were drawn by Stephen and Girard streets. Hurricane Alicia. heavily populated area of Texas. Fuss and O'Neill, consulting Some of the individual problems George A. Kandra had divided the problem area in to three sections. The Fuss and O'Neill plans and 243 Mam St. Manchester Vernon Circle, Vernon eWA spokesman Duayne In northwest Louisiana, tele­ engineers. were resolved when water depat- For the north section he recom­ specifications detail those Trecker told a Washington news phone service to a Bossier City Copies are being distributed by ment workers adjusted or changed 643-1591 872-9153 mended shifting Crosby Road, changes. conference Southwestern Bell is hospital and a complex of doctor's the town’s General Services Ad­ valves in houses. Weaver Road and Woodbridge "taking advantage of the (hurri­ offices was cut off Friday by a ministration and reportedly a Walter Fuss, head of the firm, When the complaints first sur­ Street from one major pressure cane) situation by casting the vandal who stripped wires in a number of contractors have indi­ said Thursday that permanent faced, water department officials zone into another. That involves union in a bad light.” South Central Bell equipment box. cated an interest in them. paving will be put off for the winter said the former extreme high installing a new 12-inch line in " I believe the company's trying Union employees struck Aug. 7 and some permanent repair of ^ ^ FOREST HILLS The proposed contract is the pressure had been compensating Woodbridge Street from near NORTHFIELD GREEN to break the union in Texas.” he when their old contract expired. lawns may have to be put off until Magnificlent 3bedroom contemporary with Fam- The moat beautiful Joint availablel 7 luxurious upshot of a rash of complaints from for inadequate plumbing and for Jen.sen Street to Green Road. In said. Key issues in the walkout include spring as well, but the installation rooms with 2'h bathsi New decorating including some citizens after the town lines in the road that were too seenl°"^' Southwestern Bell officials put pay and job security. that area, he said half-inch water itself must be completed within 90 carpetingl 70's. completed improvements in the small. The new lower pressure. lines in floor slaps was the major days. Feds say It Isn't there inside • ua)» ■ w "■'f- » passu. 9 r . JITJ'._____ I ■f— K W'. Harbormaster finds Bay State mystery island JAdylik; ’? • > SuAihMIl.l '$0 'i JUST LISTED OAK BLU FFS, Mass. (UPI) — It The federal government said its Despite thick fog that shrouded guano, or dung from seabirds, and chusetts' jurisdictional claim ai\d MIW CAPES $64,M0. took an old harbormaster to find it, maps could not locate anything but Nantucket Sound, the passengers establish the mystery islet's exact preserve the channels for recrea­ Four bedroom Colonial with 1st floor family but Massachusetts officials Friday water in the area, and their aboard the 48-foot state Fish and ? u®c a '!iV' customized homes that qualify for9y.% room, fireplace, garage. Plus a treed lot on a cut — Manchuitur — location for a Oct. 2 hearing before tional and fishing use, and prevent Gi-ii-/\ financing. Full dormered also available. de sad Lowest 80's. 16x32 Fool Monchoftor said they found a mystery island sophisticated technological equip­ Game Department motor boat saw the U.S. Supreme Court. oil exploration and other commer­ Must see to appreciate'itsf that would give the state rights to ment was no help. the barren island some 100 to 150 The island, dubbed Hauser’s cial purposes. Beautiful 7 room Colonial. yards away. the channel between Martha’s If state officials could prove the Island because the veteran harbor­ The federal government, which BLANCHARD & ROSSETTO, INC. old world charm! Dormered Front-to-back living room CK^YKaTRii:, . /.,. ,'n o Vineyard and Nantucket. island's existence, they could win a But they were unable to set fool master uses it to guide excursions has used orbitting satellites, laser ...... A Assistant Attorney General 10-year battle with the federal on the island because the foul to a bluefish-rich area popular with and infrared photos taken from REALTORS Cape with three bedrooms^ government over jurisdiction of and formal dining room. Henry Hermann took harbormas­ weather had grounded helicopters sportsmen, lies between Nan­ aircraft, has developed charts that 89 WEST CENTER STREET Cape Cod channels. Friday was the fireplace in living room, one !|^:4 • 4/ .'I \y\ ter AI Hauser out with reporters that were to take them ashore. tucket Island and Martha’s show there is no island and that the (Corner of McKaa) Mint condition! $79,900. deadline for getting witnesses to State officials wanted to plant a and came within too yards of the Vineyard. shallowest section of the channel island, butcouldn’tlandbecauseof attest to the existence of the secret LORAN-C device on the 210-foot car garage. $69,800. State officials say the eyewitness area is five feet below the water’s spit. island, which is covered with rough weather and fog. reports will help establish Massa­ surface. 2 - MANCHKSTKR HKRALD. Siilurdny. Aur. 21). li)83 MANCHKSTKH HKRALD. Sjlurd^iy. Aug. 20. I9H3 - 3 PEOPLE P H IL R O U R A b T O M p o s t e r Almanac Your neighbors’ views: Today, Aug. 20 Do you agree with the governor’s decision to replace 1-84 with an expressway between Bolton and EXCLUSIVE! Today is Saturday, Aug. 20th, the 232nd day of 1983 with 133 to follow. The moon is moving toward its full phase. The morning star is Mars. Wllllmantic and also Improve existing roads In eastern Connecticut? (Asked at Bolton Notch shopping center) The evening stars are Mercury, Venus, Oeorge Peppard's Jupiter and Saturn. Those bom oh this date are under the sign of Leo. They include Benjamin Harrison, 23rd 'bifpgest mistake' president of the United States, in 1833, French When George Peppard talks, people listen. The former statesman Raymond Poincare, in 1860, and Marine, who bounc^ back with T V ’s “ The A-Team " after author H.P. Lovecraft, In 1890. a three-year ebb in his career, has such a forceful personal­ On this date in history: ity that people rarely ques- In 1741, Danish navigator Vitus Jonas Bering ; tion him. discovered what is now Alaska. But Peppard now In 1986, three-thousand people were counted WUUam Jennings dead in the aftermath of a Turkish earthquake. wishes folks hadn’t paid Bryan Abba Ebon John F. Kennedy Adlai Stevenson Gen. MacArthur In 1977, the first U.S. Voyager spacecraft any attention to him when was launched from Cape Canaveral, Florida, he campaigned for Jimmy \ bound for Jupiter, Saturn and the stars. Carter in 1976. Orators Hall off Famo wolcomos fflvo now mombors In 1982, President Reagan announced that a “ That was the biggest Who were the greatest speakers in modem history? The Stevenson, former Israeli foreign minister Abba Ebm (the contingent of U.S. Marines would join French mistake in my life,” said 152-year-old International Platform Association chose only living person selected), Gen. Douglas MacAithar and and Italian troops as peace-keepers in Beirut. Peppard. “ I can’t believe Daniel Webster, Abraham Lincoln, Winston Churchill, William Jennings Bryan. / that I actually went out Franklin D. Roosevelt and Marlin Luther King in a survey Kennedy led the five who will be inducted in the Hall o f (I / and asked people to vote last year. Fame in Washington at the annual convention this month. for him. That was the first What made the Five great orators? Says Glean T. * The Cleveland, Ohio-based National Association o f Sunday, Aug. 21 — and only— time I have Speakers, which is dedicated to effective use o f the English Seaborg, the group’s president: “ Kennedy, MacArthur every campaigned for a language, has now chosen five other orators for inclusion in and Bryan were chosen primarily for the emotional impact Today is Sunday, Aug. 21st, the 233rd day of politician. its Hall o f Fame. It was a tight election with President their speeches carried, while Stevenson and Eban were 1983 with 132 to follow. “ Why did I do it? DONNA BONOMO, Man­ DORO’THY DOHERTY, JOHN W. HOWLAND, LINCOLN J. THURBER, THOMAS W. MARSHALL, DONALD P. PELLETIER, ERIC M. HABERERN, Reagan and the late Eleanor Roosevelt losing out, along vividly remembered for the clarity and elegance o f their The moon is moving toward its full phase. EARLE J. WILSON, C ov­ Peppard: Knocks Carter Because 1 was so angry Coventry: "I agree; I Mansfield: “ I’d like to see Coventry: “I think the Coventry: "I want 84 to be Bolton: “It would save a with other also rans such as Henry Kissinger and the late orations.” The m orning star is Mars. chester, formerly Coven­ entry: "I think It should be Bolton: ’Tm not in favor of 84 g o as far as Willimantic. governor should forget all connected. I agree the lot of accidents on Route after Watergate that I bought Jimmy Carter and worked Israeli Prime Minister Golda Melr. P.S. Write-in votes were aiso registered for Oral Roberts, The evening stars are Mercury, Venus, try: “All the roads in built all the way through would use it. I live on 44 — extending it at all. I don’t 6. Most o f my work is in hard for him. But he turned out to be the poorest excuse for The orators chose, instead, John F. Kennedy, Adlai Hubert Humphrey and Adolf HItkr. Jupiter and Saturn. Connecticut could use a to Rhode Island. It would it’s bad. I’d like ^om e I travel 6 every day. It’s about 84. What’s needed want a highway going roads need help." a president we’ve ever had. The way he handled our prob­ 'Those born on this date are under the sign of lot of fixing. Going out to be good for Connecticut." traffic off that road." terrible, especially in Is repair of roads I drive through this area” t h e Hartford area, lems, especially the hostage crisis in Iran, was so wishy- Leo. They include illustrator Aubrey Beards- ’ Willimantic It (the high­ winter." over every day — 6 and though” washy. N o conviction. Hare andTbara.o. ley, in 1872, jazz great William “ Count” Basie,' way) would be a big help 44” “ But that’s what happens when people get angry. It was in 1906, and Britain’s Princess M argaret, in to a lot of people, I’m reflective o f the nation. We w ant^ a change bemuse we The whispers are that Barbara Bel Geddes may not be 1930.. elected those responsible for Watergate, and they turned coming back as Miss Ellie on T V ’s “ Dallas” next season. On this date in history: I hear Ed Bradky of “ 60 Minutes” Is a real shorty. Is around and abused our system in a criminal manner. It still Barbara underwent open heart surgery in March. Producer In 1940, Leon Trotsky, a key figure in the- that true?—L.D., SI. Louis, Mo. gets me angry when I think o f what happened." Philip Capke is on record as saying that he doesn’t want Russian Revolution later exiled by the But what’s been happening recently to Peppard makes her to return “ unless she’s in perfect health” . . . Nancy Not so. Bradky is over 6 feet tali. bolshevik government, was assassinated in Andy forgets he’s dog him smile. His career is now soaring after three years in Reagan is sure to be the fashion plate o f the Orient when Mexico City. Manchester limbo. “ Remember, I was as cold as ice before ‘The A- she accompanies the President on his trip to Japan, Korea Whatever became of Christopher Knight of “The Brady In 1951, the United States ordered construc­ Team’ came along,” he said. “ I even tried a musical. I and Indonesia this fall. Our spies tell us that Nancy will Bunch” ?—S.P., Omaha, Neb. tion of the world’s first atomic submarine. It In Brief found out that I could sing, so I did ‘The Sound o f Music’ meet with her favorite designers for a special wardrobe . . . Chits (Peter o f “ The Brady Bunch” ) is working as a pro­ would be called the Nautilus, after the vessel in and goes crazy sliding in summer stock and was up for a Broadway play. But Comedian Eddie Murphy didn’t move away from his ducer in Los Angeles, where he just presented Tennessee Jules Verne’s classic “ Twenty-thousand. somebody else got the part and right after that ‘The A- Freeport, Long Island home because he wanted a better Williams’ “ Vieux Carre.” But let Chris, now 25 and singk, Leagues Under the Sea.” Bennet sets signup, tests In 1968, the Soviet Union and other Warsaw By Sarah E. Hall so hard 1 cried.” Team’ came along. That’s the Lord’s doing. Although I’m neighborhood. He moved to get some sleep at night. In his tell you: “ I have been concentrating on producing and, Bennet Junior High School, 1151 Main St., will Pact forces invaded Czechosiovakia to smash ' Herald Reporter A fter that stunt, Andy started elim bing not particularly religious, I truly believe that it was his will. old digs, friends and neighbors rang his doorbell day and thus, have not been acting much lately. But that doesn’t register and test new students Aug. 23 beginning a drive to free the nation from Moscow’s every ladder he could get his paws on. and Nothing ever happens without his wanting it." night. No one meant any harm. They just wanted to say mean I’ve given up acting, totally. Producing is a new field at 8:30 a.m. Students in grades 7, 8, and 9 who control. Like most five-year-olds, Andy likes to when he discovered slides, he fell in love. He hello. Now they’ll have to trek to a secluded estate in for me, and it’s really exciting. Eventually, I would also like have moved into Manchester during the summer After three marriages, is Peppard thinking about a In 1971, three guards and four convicts were whoosh down playground slides, then makes a high-pitched squeaking sound to Alpine, N.J., where he’s moved so he can get a good and will attend Bennet this year should report to fourth? He is seeing someone, or as he states: “ Alexis to direct. The old ‘ Brady Bunch’ kids do keep in touch, killed in an escape attempt at San Quentin am ble up the ladder again for a repeat ride. protest when other kids at the Wickham night’s rest . . . If you bump into New Jersey Gov. Tom the Bennet office between 8:15 and 8:30 a.m. They Adams, an artist-actress, lives with my son. Brad, and m e" although I haven’t seen Mke Looklnland or Eve Plumb in prison in California. Andy, however, is a dog — a 60-pound, Park playground crowd him o ff his favorite should have with them their report card from in Santa Monica.” He proudly states that she’s a great in­ Kean, be prepared to hear the genial gov boast that he’s a while. I hear Mike’s either in Alaska or Utah. He’s always floppy-eared, chocolate brown and white outdoor toy. their previous school and other transcript fluence on Brad, 15. related to a show business superstar. Kean nearly busts the been a free spirit. .And Eve got married three yean ago and Springer Spaniel. A thought for the day: Philosopher-; materials. Not that Andy doesn’t enjoy other But a walk down the aisle? “ Who knows. But as Mervin buttons on his shirt as he proudly proclaims: I’m related to is perfectly happy. Barry WIHIains and I play tennis a lot. “ He really thinks he’s a human, and mathematician Alfred North Whitehead said, ' They will be registered and tested to determine leisure-time pursuits. ” He’s crazy about LcRoy told me after my third divorce: ‘George, I think Angela Lansbury. She’s my wife’s sister-in-law.” Uh, He’s been doing a lot o f musical theater here on the West doesn’t realize he’s a dog. We call him “Civilization advances by extending the placement in classes. the water, too” says Stephen Fox, who you’d better give this up!’ ” Tommy. Isn’t that just a teensy-bit far removed? Coast. Maureen McCormkk, a born-again Christian, is ‘ humanoid’ ,” says his owner, Nancy Fox of number of important operations which we can An orientation session will be held a guidance recalls how his pet once took a flying leap getting married at the end o f the summer. And Susan OIm Berkeley Lane in East Hartford. She and perform without thinking about them.” counselor to acquaint students with the school. into a dirtv duck oond is studying acting. She’s done a ton o f ‘ Love Boats’ and her husband, Stephen, are childless, and The activities w ill be com pleted by noon. He and his wife, who are both middle- How to stay happily marrlodt other things.” both call Andy their “ only son.” Students will report on the first day of school, 1 Born on Valentine’s Day in 1978, Andy- aged. often take Andy boating — but the dog ■va Gabor tharot hor tocrof Aug. 31. keeps trying to jump into the water. And A frknd and I have an argnnieni as to wiut Is the King of first showed signs of ladder-and-slide Lottery mania two summers ago. The Foxes were when the Foxes take a boatside dip along Can it be? Has Eva Gabor, the youngest o f the notoriously oft-married Country Musk. Is It WlUk Nelson or Roy Acnff?—J.D., with him, he dog-paddles over and tries to Gabor Sisters, actually stayed married to the same man for the past 10 years? Gkncoe, Mo. Story ended in tragedy putting insulation in the ceiling of their colonial home, and had climbed up there on hold onto them. Believe it. What’s more, Eva insists that marriage-number-nve, to Depends on who you talk too. Comparisons are usually Mrs. Merrill Colton of Perkins Street called the millionaire industrialist Frank Jameson, is forever. And the one thing she’s Connecticut daily a ladder placed in a narrow upstairs closet. At any rate, the overweight Andy needs onerous, and those things are relative. For exampk, who Manchester Herald Tuesday, wondering if As soon as Andy noticed that his owners learned from all o f her marriages, dah-Ungs, is: the exercise. His owners say they’re was better: Ted WUflams or Joe DIMagglo; Thomas Jeffer­ Friday: 979 anyone would like to take a picture of a were out of sight, he started y ipping. "Then, perpetually putting him on diets. "H e loves “ A woman should never, ever wear the pants. If she does, then it’s her Herald photos by Pinto son or Abraham Lincoln; Abbott or Costello? Texas-sized zucchini her husband had grown in all of a sudden, he stopped and I eould hear a carrots and cucumbers, but he hates husband’ s mistress who will wear the diamonds.” Play Four; 1047 Both Nelson and Acnff have k ft their indelible marks on his sm all garden. tap, tap, tap, coming up the ladder,” says peppers. I've tried to get him to use a This policy, says Eva, is the reason why, after 10 years, Jameson still treats American music. T o say one is better than the other is to be The zucchini was 22 inches long, maybe some Nancy Fox. “ When Andy’s head popped placemat. but he just won’t,” says Nancy Andy, a five-year-old Springer Spaniel, is fond of her like spun glass. “ At last I feel that I have found a man,” said the unfair to both. Just sit back, listen and enjoy. other numbers drawn Friday in New. kind of record, she said. through the opening in the ceiling. I laughed Fox. whoosing down slides. Hungarian beauty. “ I ’m not saying he isn’t difficult, but there’s one thing England; The paper agreed to send a photographer to I’m absolutely sure about. He would be almost impossible to replace.” Verm ont daily: 173. photograph the giant squash. Paopk Exclusivol anawara Iho moat Intoroating Almost? Hmmmmmmmmm. M aine daily: 391. But on Wednesday the story ended in, well, quaatlona Irom raadora. Sand youra to ua cam of thk tragedy. For the record, Eva has been married to Dr. Erk Drimmer (wedded in newspapor. Rhode Island daily; 6471. “ 4-47 Jackpot” 1939, divorced in 1942); Charles Isaac (1943-1950); Dr. John Williams numbers: 37-29-06-04; jackpot 323,790. Mrs. Colton called to squash the photographer’s CU9S3 BY TXIBUNE COMPANY SYNDICATE, INC. (1956-1957); Richard Brown (1959-1972) and Jameson. Eva Gabor: Married 10 years 220 Eaa 42lld Sirm. N c» York. N.Y. 10017 New Hampshire daily: 4688. Weekly New visit. Ham pshire sweepstakes: 209-12-yelIow. ” I dropped it. It smashed in two,” she said. Her husband, she said, was understandably upset. Midwest sizzling; w e a t h e r “ I should have left it alone,” she said. Area Towns Alicia dumps rain Connecticut today coast to low and middle 90s elsewhere. Clear and cooler Satur­ NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE FORECAST to 7 PM EST 8-20-83 Partly sunny, hot and humid In Brief day night with the lows in the 50s • ^ 30.00 20.53/^ By United Press International — snapping Utah’s reputation as Saturday with a 40 percent chance and 60s. Sunday, sunny and warm the second driest state in the nation of thunderstorms. Highs 90-95. with the highs 80 to 85. SBATTLE^ “ ~ Minister heads drive Triple-digit temperature read­ after Arizona. Clear and cooler Saturday night, Maine; Variable cloudiness and T 4fW#%r68Tr8.V \ »TON COVENTRY — A Coventry resident has been ings sizzled across the Midwest “ We’ve already measured 19.11 lows 50-55. Sunny and warm becoming windy with scattered appointed to a top position in a $275,000 Friday while heavy rains broke a inches of rainfall... for the water Sunday. High 80-85. West winds showers or thundershowers Satur­ fund-raising drive to build new headquarters for a heat spell out West. In Texas, the year beginning last Oct. l,” aNWS Saturday 10-20 mph, shifting to the day. The highs near 80 north to the FAIR I YORK Massachusetts-based organization that gives remnants of Hurricane Alicia spokesman said. ”If this con­ northwest and diminishing Satur­ mid 90s south. F air, windy and livestock to the rural poor. dumped 3.5 inches of rain in tinues, we’ ll break the all-time day night. cooler Saturday night, except for a / The Rev.. Robert K. Bechtold of 1660 Boston Dallas, tying up rush-hour traffic. record set last year.” few showers north. The lows in the Stephen and Nancy Fox of East Hartford pose with Andy after a Leaping at the bottom, Andy performs his favorite trick at SAN FRANCISCO ABk, /OENVER) Turnpike will serve as chairman of the Oklahoma braced for tornadoes upper 40s and 50s. P artly to mostly ladder-and-slide workout. Wickham Park. Air quality development committee for Overlook Farm, the as Alicia moved north, spawning Last year, a record 25. IS inches sunny and continued windy Sun­ of rain fell at Salt Lake Interna­ planned resource center for Heifer Project showers in the Plains. Thunder­ The state Department of Envir­ day. The highs from the mid 60s LOS ANOEr (.•ATLANTA International in Rutland, Mass. storms roared in the Great Lakes tional Airport, a NWS spokesman onmental Protection reported north to the low 80s south. HOT said. Heifer Project International was founded in Educators don’t know Impact of ruling region. moderate air quality levels at New Hampshire: Partly sunny HIGHEST 1944 and is supported chiefly through church “ W e’re looking at 100-degree Thunderstorms that roared Hartford, Middletown, Danbury and windy with scattered showers temperatures through the northern Plains into 80 80 , donations. The northeast center, currently readings in Illinois, Missouri and and Stafford for Friday and or thundershowers Saturday. The L /f^NEW \ J MIAMI the Great Lakes region Friday \ • ORLEANS V J located in Plymouth, Mass., gives farm animals Iowa,” said National Weather unhealthful levels elsewhere in highs in the 80s north to mid 90s •90 M 30.00 /. -\ to the poor in the northeast and abroad, especially Service meterologist Nolan Duke. produced 95 mph winds at Alexan­ Connecticut. south. Fair, windy and cooler Latin America, the Caribbean and Africa. The heat wave, the third in the dria, Minn:, and briefly knocked The DEP forecast unhealthful Saturday night with the lows in the School counseling bills uncertain Midwest this summer, has already out power to about 60 percent of the conditions statewide for Saturday upper 40s and 50s. Mostly sunny 1100 claimed more than 200 lives 27,000 residents in Aberdeen, S.D. and good air levels statewide for and continued windy Sunday, with 80 90 Cheese giveaway scheduled By Sarah E. Hall estimate. When asked if the current $368,725 budget psychiatric component of students placed in private tiationwide. In St. Louis, where Sunday. the highs in the upper 60s north to The storm, packing damaging OPI WEATHER FOTOCA8T it Herald Reporter for out-placed tuition, tutoring, and homebound hospitals, said Cormier, although the schools will still m ore than 50 deaths have been the low 80s south. The August distributions of federal-surplus winds up to 70 mph, also dumped instruction would cover the unanticipated psychiatric pay for the educational component. counted, 19 cooling centers were cheese are scheduled for Aug. 30 in Andover, hail and more than 1 inch of rain. Pollen count Vermont: A chance of a morning Manchester school officials will start the new school costs, Cormier said he wasn’t sure. And now parents of local students who they feel need open to assist the elderly and poor. shower Saturday, then partly Bolton and Coventry. Andover residents who “ There are a lot of trees down year in the dark as to how a recent federal ruling, Both Cormier and Allan B. Chesterton, director of private counseling may petition the school board for The rains spawned from Alicia sunny cooler and less humid, National forecast have already signed up may pick up their cheese through town here,” said Brown NEW HAVEN — The Hospital of which requires school districts to pick up the instruction and pupil personnel services, said they funds, while before they either had to pay the tab snarled rush-hour traffic in the breezy with highs 80 to 85. Partly at the Town Office Building at 9:30 a.m. Bolton County sheriff’s dispatcher Alan St. Raphael reported the Connecti­ psychotherapy bills for special education students thought the new ruling places an "unfair burden” on themselves or opt for treatment from counselors on Dallas-Ft. Worth area, prompting cloudy and cool Saturday night For period ending 7 p.m. EST Saturday. Thundershowers will be residents who have signed up should pick up their Luce. cut pollen count for Friday was 6 placed in out-of-town facilities, will cost the local local school systems, a burden they believe other the school staff. But since Manchester schools have a the weather service to issue flash with the lows 45 to 50. M ostly sunny expected In the Northern arid Central Plains regions. Elsewhere cheese at Community Hall at 12:30 p.m. Coventry Cloudy skies brought cool grains per cubic meter of air and system. agencies should be made to share. State reimburs- fairly large counseling staff — 12 social workers and flood warnings in northeast Texas. mold spores were high. and pleasant Sunday with the highs weather will remain fair In general. Maximum temperatures Include; residents should go to the Town Office Building at temperatures into the northern ” We have no idea what the impact will be, and it’s ments will probably cover about half of the new costs, five staff psychologists — Cormier is hoping that he The rains, which were heading 70 to 75. Atlanta 98, Boston 97, Chicago 85, Cleveland 85, Dallas 91, Denver 80, 10 a.m. Rockies and northern high Plains. almost impossible to guess,” said school business they said. won’t be swamped with requests for private north, threatened to produce tor­ Duluth 75, Houston 93, Jacksonville 96, Kansas City 91, Little Rock All those picking up cheese must bring the pink Morning lows in the 40s were manager Raymond E. Demers. PART OF THE problem of pinpointing the ruling’s treatment. nadoes in Oklahoma. New England slips they received when they applied earlier this common in Montana. 96, Los Angeles 73, Miami 89, Minneapolis 84, New Orleans 95, New Director of special education Richard Cormier said impact is that many out-placed students are Four parents of local students with learning “ There’ll be rain, and possibly month at the distribution sites. In the Northeast, partly cloudy Massachusetts and Rhode Is­ Extended outlook York 94, Phoenix 100, San Francisco 69, Seattle 76, St. Louis 95 and the cost to local schools could w ell be in the thousands emotionally-disturbed teenagers, whose need for problems have already called Cormier to ask how the some tornadoes, in Oklahoma skies brought mild temperatures. land: Partly sunny and hot Satur­ Washington 96. of dollars, but was unable to give any kind of an special schooling often arises abruptly and is new ruling will affect them. One of those parents is today,” Duke said. Extended outlook for New Eng­ Fair skies covered the Gulf Coast day with a chance of thunder­ short-term. And school officials say they have little asking the local school system to pay for family The storm system was welcome land Monday through Wednesday: states, where lows were in the 70s. storms. The highs in 80s southeast control over which students go where, since counseling. in Kansas, which had 90-degree Connectient, Massacbuaelts and physicians and state agencies often make the decision That request will be reviewed by a schooLplanning temperature readings instead of Rhode Island: F a ir Monday but a for them. and placement team after school resumes Aug. 31. the 100s recorded during the past chance of showers Tuesday and Calendar week. By law, local school districts have long had to pay Proof must be presented that there is a direct Manchester Herald Wednesday .The daytime highs in tuition for students who must attend non-local schools relationship between the need for private counseling “ Even though the storm system the upper 70s to m iddie 80s, and the because of a physical, mental, or emotional handicap. and classroom perform ance. Snags m ay develop in is a long way off, it’s dropping overnight lows mostly in the 60s. Richard M. Diamond, Publisher Manchester Bolton The federal ruling in July demands that the school this case and others if the parent disagrees with the temperatures about 10 degrees in Maine and New Hampshire; Thomas J. Hooper, General Manager districts pay for any private counseling these students team’s decision, and the matter may go to mediation the Plains,” said Duke, noting Fair Monday, a chance of showers ' f Monday Public Buildings Commission, Community Hall, need. too. or a hearing with the state Department of Education. Alicia at last citing was located Tuesday and clearing Wednesday. Monday Since the ruling caught school officials by surprise, Eventually, such cases could land in court. near Wichita Falls, Texas. USPS 3 2 7 -^ The highs in the 70s to low 80s and . Subcommittee of Human Relations Commission,. 7:30 p.m. VOL. Cll, No. 273 they did not build in any sort of contingency fund in the Out West, thunderstorms con­ the lows in the 50s. 7:30 p.m. Municipal building coffee room. Senior Citizens Committee, Bentley Memorial Published dally except Sunday current out-placement tuition budget. Last year, a CORMIER SAID he hopes the ruling will have a tinued to deluge Nevada and Suggested carrier rates ore $1.20 Vermont: There will be a chance L ibrary, 7:30 p.m. holidays by the Man­ weekly, $5.12 for one monfh, $15.35 Fire Department Ladies Auxiliary, Fire House, dramatic increase in the number of students who positive result in at least one respect. “ The good California, where at least five chester Publishing Co., 16 Bralnord of thundershowers Monday and Tueoday for three months, $30.70 tor six Notch Road, 8 p.m. needed out-of-district education, at steeply rising aspect that will come out of this is that school boards people have died in flash floods Place, Manchester, Conn. 06040 months ond$61.40for one year. M all Tuesday, but fair Wednesday. The Second class postage gold ot Man­ costs, forced the school board to spend nearly $70,000 will have to work on their in-house programs,” he since Wednesday. Flash flood rates ore available on request. highs maiply in the 80s and the lows Judge’s hours, 6; 30 p.m. Probate Court. chester, Conn. POSTMASTER; more than it had originally budgeted in that account. claim ed. warnings remained posted for Send address changes to the Man- 55 to 65. To place a classified or display Coventry Total costs for tuition, tutoring, and homebound He added that such programs are often more western Nevada, Duke said. .chestw Herald, P.O. Box »1, odvertlsement, or to report a news The rains broke southern Cali­ Mon Chester, Conn. 06040. story or picture Idea, coll instruction amounted to some $390,884 by the end of effective than the out-of-town ones because they allow 643-2711. Office hours are 8:30 a.m. Andover Monday the school year. for family interaction with counselors, and cited the fornia’s two-week heat wave with 'To subscribe, or to report a to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. Weather radio Planning and Zoning Commission, Town Office temperatures dropping from the °®J''«*'V problem, call 647-9946. success of the Bentley Day Treatment program for The National Weather Service Building planning office. 7:30 p.m. mid-90s into the high 70s. Office hours are 8:30 o.m. fo 5:30 The Manchester Herald Is a Satalllta slaw IN THE PAST, much of the cost of psychiatric emotionally-disturbed youngsters as an example. p.m. Monday fhrough Friday and 7 subscriber to United Press Interna­ broadcasts 24-hour continuous Monday Wednesday treatment was paid through medical insurance. Now In Utah, forecasters warned '? V* o.m. Saturday. Delivery Commerce Department satellite photo taken at 1 p.m. EDTshowsthe Sixteen local children are currently enrolled in the tional news services and Is a weather information on 162.4 75 RHAM Board of Education, Senior High School, School Building Committee, Coventry High School, residents torrential rains that have remains ot Hurricane Alicia producing clouds and locally haavy rain that the U.S. Department of Education has ruled that Bentley program. Based on a study done last i R ’n.lSh’ c"?S*** ® Mondoy member of the Audit Bureau of Hebron, 8 p.m. room 18, 7:30 p.m. Circulations. mHz in Hartford, 162.55 mHz in over tha southern Plains. A broad band of clouds and scattered psychotherapy is an educational service and not a December, Manchester has 933 special education been falling since last Sunday toturdoy'^'^ Thursday New London and 162.40 mHz in showers extends from southern California northeastward across tha medical service, however, the insurance companies students in its public schools. Over 60 students were could continue through next week Meriden. Town Clerk and Town Assessor office hours. Town Board of Education, Coventry High School, room 18, Rockies int^the Dakotas and upper Midwest. may seek to shift the obligation to the school systems. out-placed last year, and more may be this year, say Office Building, 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. 7:30 p.m. Insurance comnanies will still have to pay for the officials. 4 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Stiturday, Aug. 20, 19«3 M A N C 'E S T E R Hk:RALD. SjlurtL.y. Aug. 20. 1983 Polish regime S T E R accuses Waiesa HOUSE WNSHMC High proaauro Power of ‘betrayai’ Waahing Of Vinyl, im e MANCHESTEn Aluminum And Wood HEATING OIL Sided Homes. WARSAW, Poland (UPI) — The Polish government Friday rejected Solidarity’s call for talks with Lech Walesa and hinted the former union chief could he QUALITY SERVICE MAK Painting arrested for “ betrayal” of his country. A 4 3 - a 6 S 9 The bitter attack on Walesa, who spent 11 months : CALL S68*3500 under martial law detention before being released in December, was published in all state-run newspapers HAS IT! and broadcast by Polish radio. GONUFFE MITO BODY t / " I f the Polish authorities tolerate Walesa’s betrayal 763 of national and state interests there certainly Will be ROUTE es TALCOTTVILLE, CT. fMAlN ST voices full of indignation and surprise,” the official '643-1191 P A P news agency said. “ We are all equal in the face of 24 HR. Towmc the law.” 191 The statement was seen as a warning that Walesa 643-0016 FEATURING THIS WEEK . MAIN ST. could be arrested if the Solidarity underground went •COMPLETE COLLISION REPAIR MANCHESTER ahead with a threatened nationwide work slowdown. •FOREIGN AND AMERICAN CARS In Gdansk, Walesa said the denunciation was an dcnce 1947 643-1900 “ ugly” attempt to intimidate him and his associates. Art Cunliffe. Prop. Asked if he thought he might be arrested, he said in a telephone interview, “ I have my suitcases packed. New England ENERGY SAVING They don’t frighten me.” I STORM PRIME AWNINGS UPi photo Walesa, who was described in Polish newspapers Keep Your ■w in d o w s REPUCEMENT & this week as “ the Yankee from Gdansk,” said the h e . Jennifer Joyce, the 27-year-old woman Medical Center, Neptune, N.Y. 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Veele is the tiniest (2.91 pounds). lism of western support for Solidarity. 175 WOODLAND ST. ■>, m-y the world at two-minute intervals Although the likelihood of giving The spokesman said the family “ If the sanctions were to impose a more significant MANCHESTER, CONN. 0S040 for cmt voomr EVERYTHING IN GLASS Wednesday. birth to sextuplets is normally would probably have to move into a burden on the people of Poland he might have a ■we CAN T HIDE BEHIND OUR PRODUCT’ G 4 » « 0 7 2 “ It was so quick and so smooth, estimated at one in 262 billion, Mrs. new home. different, more moderate point of view,” Dodd said. and everything went so well,” said Gadeyne’s chances were in­ But for the time being, the father “ But his conclusion is that the sanctions have had • DRAPERY • CARPET • WALLCOVERING Dr. Mark Faict, who performed creased after taking fertility was not worried about that. vfery little impact on the economy of Poland,” he said, JJL WUn GLASS CO.^ T/i0 colorful store that comes fo your door, the delivery at the Princess drugs. “ We have plenty of time,” he adding that Walesa- believed Poland’s economic Fabiola hospital in the family’s “ She was still expecting only said. “ Ria and the kids are doing problems were the result of the nation’s internal RAZOR’S • 4 « - 7 3 a a hometown of Blanckenberge, a DECORATING DEN three or four at the most after well this morning, but of course the policies. 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Authorities awaited a last-minute decision by UMsex-Full Service Hairfi^lng Chad’s latest plea for Khadafy to admit his the company on whether to reopen the mine and SpeciaUaing in Vines involvement in the fighting on the side of the smelter, which angry strikers forced the Haircuts ’5 Yerms ^20 rebels came as France stepped up one of its UMass policeman MERCURY OLCOTT PACKAGE STORE company to close Aug. 9. . Call for appointments 643-1442 largest military buildups in any of its former A 10-day cooling off period expired at noon and Tn6 I eS4 CENTER ST. MANCHESTER, CT. colonies. some workers said they had been told to report accused of peeping Pine Shopping Plaza A squadron of Jaguar fighter-planes to support back to work at 6 a.m. Saturday. MANCHESTfRi the estimated 1,000 French paratroops based in Phone 646-2796 -Mfe AMHERST, Mass. (U PI) — An unidentified 611 MAIN ST. GARNER'S RUG CLEANING DISCOUNT LIQUOR STORE Chad was landing Friday in Ndjamena, French NO SERVICE CHARGE military spokesmen said. Rebel buildup repprted University of Massachusetts police officer has been One ol Minchet1er*e Lergett Selectlone Of Figural Ceremlcs Ir accused of doing some unauthorized snooping — StoelL Our Volumn Sevee You Money. 100’d Of Special*. A top Nicaraguan defense official warned peeping into the window of an apartment near the ■weniilfeiw for • Hows • Airlines • SOwnyhlp# 14 High St. (rear) Manchester Afeafer Charge end Vlas Accepted Friday of a rebel troop buildup along the Onfoin Kitchen Center Tefe-CAecA... Andy home; Soviets protest edge of campus. ■•27 Mam MraM Manchwtw Hnmd Oacb iekat country’s northern and southern borders and Philip Cavanaugh of the university Department of MOSCOW — Andrei Berezhkov returned home Kitchen & Bathroom-Remodeling charged the insurgents wanted to gain official Public Safety said Friday “ administrative action” 646-5630 to the Soviet Union Friday and the Kremlin fired recognition from foes of the leftist government. has been initiated to punish the officer. He said school off a sharp protest to the United States charging MINIT-MAN PRINTING “ We are faced with a new escalation of the lawyers advised him not to release the officer’s name. Vitit Our Showroom At the 16-year-old boy’s human rights had been 423 CENTER 8T.«MANCHE8TER 446-1777 counter-revolution sponsored by the U.S. govern­ Cavanaugh said the alleged Incident occurred July New truckmount-powerful-deep violated in Washington. I 2$ Olcott Wtreei ment,” Nicaraguan Defense Minister Humberto 29 at the Lincoln Apartments, which is operated by the Berezhkov flew with his mother and father, COWini rMNTM 1 COPYM SBIVKt Ortega said in a broadcast on the government school for married students. veteran Soviet diplomat, Valentin Berezhkov, Mon. - Sat. 9 - 5:30 steam extraction LOW COST PIIIHTIN6 radio station. La Voz de Nicaragua. Bripn K. Sullivan, a UMaks senior who lives at the from Washington, where State Department WHILE YOU WAIT (PHOTO READY) In El Salvador, military officers said 800 apartment complex, said he reported the incident to Thura. till 9 PM spokesmen tried but failed to talk to him about government troops regained control of the town of police, but didn't realize the man involved was a remaining in the United States. Your Ad In This Space Nsacu CMK*S1«TIIIKn>«Mn STUK Cacaopera, 110 miles east of San Salvador, held campus police officer until this week. 6 4 ^ 2 8 4 4 Within two hours of the hoy’s arrival, the Soviet Residential & Commercial for 12 hours by an estimated 300 leftist rebels. Sullivan, 22, said he was in his apartment at about Foreign Ministry sent a message of protest to the Every i Saturday Will •SEE US FOR ENGRAVED NAME PLATES 10:30 p.m. when he spotted a man in his mid-40s •TRY OUR NEW 3-M UNO COFIEEI U.S. Embassy in Moscow, saying the United peering into the window of an apartment occupied by Visit our carpet and vinyi showroom. States had violated its own constitution in its Fire doused on Jumbo Jet woman who lives nearby. GARNER'S RUG ClEANING Bring You New rBusi-' treatment of the Berezhkov family. LOS ANGELES — A fire aboard an American “ I asked him what he was doing and he said he was UM ^StJrearT learlMtter, CsMi. We also do repairs and installations. Airlines 747 jumbo jet carrying 401 people from just passing through,” Sullivan said. "Then he took 646-5630 ness The Coming Week. OSTRINSKY, INC. Cannon jailed five years New York to Los Angeles was extinguished o « . " New tmckieeimt — powerful — deep — fl43-587S 643*5735 Friday by a flight attendant using a fire After contacting police, Sullivan said he went to the “Seeing Is Believing’’... “In business, under 731 PARKER ST . M ANCHESTER BATON ROUGE, La. — Former football hero extinguishier, officials said. campus police headquarters and helped police put Steam Extraction» Billy Cannon Sr. lost his appeal for leniency in a Flight One, carrying 383 passengers and 18 together a composite picture of the man from pieces of RimldihUal 4 Commercial federal court Friday and was sentenced to a crew members from Kennedy Airport to LiOS police photographs. VIsH our carpel and vinyl showroom. same ownership for over CALL US FIRST! maximum five years in prison and fined $10,000 Angeles International Airport, completed its Although no criminal charges have been lodged We alto do repairs and InstaMallons, 50 FT. TRUCK SCALE for masterminding a $6 million counterfeiting flight safety after an attendant doused the blaze in against the officer, Cavanaugh said the case has heien 99 scheme. the aircraft's lavoratory. No one was injured, “In Sualnesi, under ^ turned over the the Hamshire County District eeme ownereMp, fo r years LICENSED PUBLIC WEIGHTS U.S. District Judge Frank Polozola indicated American Airlines said. 25 attorney's office. He would not say If the officer was / o¥er25yeeiel ' DEALERS IN IRON. METALS. PAPERS still working. 6 — MANCHESTy.R HERALD, Saturday, Aug. 20, 1983 MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, Aug. 20, 1983 — 7 Richard M. Diamond, Publlahar Dan FItta. Editor Leigh Taylor-Young OPINION Alax Qlralll, City Editor ‘Hamptons’ actress discounts poor prime-time ratings

By Julianna Hastings ‘they’re going to do,” she said. “ I ’ve been working for 20 years. to touch off an uproar among Miss Taylor-Young said she Jack - United Press International it will offend some people, because Miss Taylor-Young plays the I don’t Invest myself In hope," she real-life Hamptopians, who pro­ always, no matter what you’re believes mat what people iina must A different kind of Dutch treat beautiful wife of an heir to a New Anderson said. “ I did the work. I enjoyed the tested in interviews with their locai going to do in life or film, you’re attractive about soap operas is NEW YO RK - With only one York department store empire work. It has been very productive newspapers that "no one would always going to offend somebody. that people can sit safely in their Washington episode to go, Leigh Taylor-Young The rewards of international Holland. To Amhemites, Man­ of most other Friendship Force who is pursued by a Jay Gatsby- for me. But I don’t think either way show off money like that! ’’ own worlds and observe “ other hasn’ t given up hope for ABC’s type character who has bought an friendship can be great, but the chester, U.S.A., is now a signifi­ hosts. At a farewell party last Merry-Qo-Round " — of it going or not going. I ’ll deal Another thing that offended the "So I assume that there is people’s dramas — involving “The Hamptons” despite the estate near her family’s summer cant place. week I sought out some of the with it when I hear. real-lifers was the sex, sex and someone out there who doesn’t like themselves emotionally, but rewards can also be tiring, as a jum m er soap’s consistently poor home in the fasionable "Hamp­ But Connecticut Gov. William other Manchester hosts. Eve­ “ But in the meantime 1 do have more sex, including an affair this story.” they're still detached." bunch of us from Manchester showing In the prim e tim e tons” summer resort communities creative ideas that I ’ve been Nanchester A. o'NeiU had better not count rybody, it seemed, had planned between one of the leading male recently learned (orre-leamed, standings. at the tip of New York’s Lxmg working with should it not go. But I characters (John Reilly) and his on receiving a key to Arnhem, many events for their visitors. •Reynolds directs as the case may be.) “ One can never presume to know Island. can’t act upon those until I do teenage step-daughter (Holly Spotlight should he ever visit there. The For example, retired Man­ what a network is going to decide, ’ ’ Scores of families in Greater Casual in a magenta-colored know, because I ’ve contracted to Roberts). HOLLYWOOD (U PI) — Burt directorial assignment was “ Shar­ Hartford, many of them in Dutch were livid when O'Neill chester High School science Bdiss Taylor-Young said. “ I mean cotton dress that contrasted with ‘Hamptons’ if it goes." Miss Taylor-Young doesn’t be­ key’s Machine.” By Dan Fitts — Editor China Reynolds will direct and star in Manchester, played host for two failed to emerge from his office department head George Pot- you can look at shows that had her red hair, the slender, “ for- The steamy five-part series, lieve that had anything to do with “ Stick" for Universal Pictures for "Stick” was written by Elmore weeks to visitors from Holland. to greet them, as had been terton and his wife, Barbara, extraordinary ratings, just sensa­ tyish” actress who became a star which premiered July 27, airs from the show’s low ratings. producer Jennings Lang beginning Leonard whose previous novels tional, and they didn’t make it. My wife, Kathy, and I put up a planned, during their visit to the took their guests, the Spruits, to 16 years ago in TV’s first prime­ 9-10 p.m. EDT, right ahead of “ We live in a world now, where Oct. 3. include "Hom bre,” the movie has muchi They weren’t picked up. time soap, “ Peyton Place,” said version of which starred Pau' Dutch man for the first week of state Capitol. To O’Neill it was Stonington and Mystic one day ABC’s hit prime-time soap, ... incest has already been dealt “ Stick" is an in-depthstudy of an ‘"rhen you have a show that’s she wasn’t worried about work if “ Dynasty.” Newman, and "Joe Kidd,” which the visit, which was under the cent. We took him to Tangle- Winters was spending the nothing, but to the Dutch it was and to UConn another and fed with in nighttime television mo­ ex-convict who has rehabilitated doing badly in the ratings and they the limited series wasn’t picked up The program’s sets and cos­ vies,’ ’ she said. "So this particular starred Clint Eastwood and Robert auspices of Deputy Mayor Bar­ wood and involved him in the summer, and where former an international insult which them from their garden. “I himself and once again finds to learn : pick it up, so I don’t know what as a mid-season replacement. tumes were lavish — lavish enough public we have in 1983 — certainly himself in jeopardy. Reynold's last Duvall. bara B. Weinberg's Friendship celebration after a Manchester New York Sen. Jacob Javits Berrie, like any good journalist, think it is very tiring for our Force. Herald softball victory. stayed until his constituents was only too happy to pass along hosts,’ ’ said an appreciative WASHINGTON — President to his readers. It was interesting to see a He didn't seem overly im­ made a fuss about his living in Monika Spruit at the farewell Reagan has made it easier {gr foreigner's reactions to Man­ pressed by much of what he Connecticut. dinner. Communist China to buy U.S-. FOR THE MOS^part Berrie Saturday TV chester, but it was a strain saw, except for MTV, the Berrie was impressed by the That feeling of exhaustion high-technology items for prolto- seemed almost more eager to playing the host to a person 24-hour rock TV station, and seaside mansion of writer Ro­ really hit me the last night ble military use — justifying the whose interests and tastes New YorkCity, which he and his find out what we Americans Berrie stayed with us. I had wart, Margaret Sullivan, Frank of Drscula's personality are por­ bert Ludlum, whom he had read expected sales with the hope that 7:30 A.M. 10:15A.M. 0 - SportsContor trayed. Klaus Kinski, Isabelle A d ­ think of Holland than he was to arisen at 5 a.m. and worked till Morgan. 1940 didn't always jibe with ours. girlfriend toured barefoot. in Dutch translation. Best of all, the Chinese won’t buy much, dr . CD - BuNMiMito 0 - M a d t a Watch 0 - Short Faature jani, Bruno Ganz. Rated PG. CD 0 - T . J . Hookar Hooker's The idea of the visit was to My wife, Kathy, took him to learn about America. Though I after 5 p.m. I then picked up .. C D - Oat 1979. though, was the house of Paul won’t be able to use what they'do ' Smart 10:30 A.M. Saturday partner is criticized by other pol­ 0 - Norman RockwoH’. World give the foreigners something work at the Waterbury Republi­ Newman and Joanne Wood­ am partly of Dutch descent, I Berrie and his girlfriend in ' CD - Nawarti RaaNty icemen for not shooting a cop- 1:00 A.M. 2 buy. ( D CD - Tha Dukas 11:00 P.M. more than the usual tourist's can one day. It was a hectic day ward. Berrie and his girlfriend, had to confess I knew very little Hartford and off we went to - ffl) - Dr. Snugglaa killing juvenile. (R) (60 min.) CD - Sanford and Son 'This hope is echoed in a secret CD -D r . W ho Hooker (William Shatner, r.) (Cloaed Captioned] CD CD CD 0 - Now . experience, to give them a taste for her. “ Berrie, this must be of his homeland except what I Westport for our celebrity hunt. 9 - Sparta Proba CD - MOVIE: Hey Abbott' Film no shrinking violets they, got Pentagon estimate that dispar­ 0 - Jerry Ford Celebrity GoH searches his soul when his part­ CD - MOVIE: 'Tha Woman' CD - MOVIE: 'Double of what daily life is like in very boring for you," she said could remember from history Late at night we returned — but - Cbda Squara CIwilc Cwsragc of the Jerry ner. Romano (Adrian Zmed). is Indemnity' Murder and life insur­ compilation of the best routines out of the car, walked up the ages “ the Chinese ability to ab so^ Baaed on Clare Booth Luce's of Abbott and Costello. books. I could not recall the last not until we had dropped his O - Papaya and Ftlaridt Ford Celebrity Golf (^eelc it pre- criticized by other policemen for play, thia comedy tells of the con­ ance enter into the picture when a America. The Atlanta-based apologetically to him at one long driveway to the Newmans' hard-boiled blonde plans an 'acci­ and maintain U.S. equipment.” ' tented from VeH, CO (60 min.) not taking the chance to shoot a stant war waged between 3 ) - MOVIE: 'Murder Clinic' Friendship Force often ar­ time I had read a newspaper girlfriend off at the house in 18) - Sports Raviaw dent.' Fred MacMurrsy. Barbara point. “ Well, yes,” he admitted. door and rang the buzzer. Alas, The report explains why: “One 0 - Snath of Ufa femalea-the goaaip. marriagea A n isolated clinic, peopled with 'O-SportaSMy cop-killing juvenile on T.J. Stanwyck, Edward G. Robinson. ranges such exchange visits; nobody was home. article about something in Vernon where she was staying.' and divorcee. Norma Shearer, eccentric patients, is terrorized of the lessons we learned from 0 - Style WHh Elsa Klonach HOOKER, to air Saturday. Aug. 1944. by a monster which roams in the because Mrs. Weinberg is re­ He visited the Herald office Holland. Well after 11 p.m., lost some­ ‘ ' 0 - Mora Raal Paopla Joan Crawford, Rosalind Russell. Vietnam was that U.S. know-how 0 0 - Gory Colsman Show 20 on A B C . 1939. GD - Jackie Gleason Show corridors and the woods outside. gional director, Manchester has one afternoon, and the two of us In contrast, Berrie was ex­ where in the vicinity of Tunnel ' 0 - VtowpobK on Nutrition William Berger, Francois Prevost, BERRIE WAS well informed — often in the form of U.S. advisers 0 - MOVIE: 'Catastropha' CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME 0 - Major Laagua Baaoball. GD - Odd Coupta tremely well informed about 0 - Momingtown Thie documentery chronidea na­ Mary Young. 1966. 0 had a disproportionate number went jogging around the Man­ Road, I thought with relief that and had a good sense of humor. Calitamla at Now York Yankaoa ~ Not or technicians — must accompany tural and manHTiede diaeatera 01983Cofnpuiog (9 Nacassarity Tha 0 - T M T of its residents living briefly in chester Country Club one morn­ Like many newspaper repor­ America. The newspapers in the next night I finally could 8:00 A.M. 0 - Foodval of Faith News This show promises to be U.S. technology if advanced sys­ that have occurred throughout 0 - Nsws/Sports/Waathsr West Germany, Israel, Italy or ing. But I suspect Berrie’s ters, he had a taste for adven­ Holland report extensively — rest. ( D CD - PDpaya/OHva Comody Natory. Narrated by WMiam Con­ 0 - MOVIE; ‘I. Claudius' Pt. S everything the current news is tems are to be used and m^n- Show not. 0 - Despmlida Holland or providing shelter to personal highlight of his stay and apparently somewhat And yet at the farewell rad. ture. On the whole I enjoyed his tained properly. Although the - CD - Amarlca Wbrfca 0 - Nows/Sports/Woothar visitors from overseas. with us was the night I drove mindlessly — on the United dinner, watching the Dutch ® - EWetric Company 0 0 - DifTrom Stiokos A r- ~ of 1:15A.M. company, but it was a strain Chinese are technologically ad­ CD 0 - Supor Frlonda G5 Festival Faith him and his girlfriend down to States. At a picnic at the happily toasting Terri Parrott, 9 - Aak the Manager nokJ preperee for hia first date. (R) 0 -M O V IE : 'Dracula-.Co.tla- CD - MOVIE: 'Dsspwsts always to have'tb be playing the vanced compared to the Vietna­ .CD ~ Chrlataphais (Closed Captioned) Intruder' A young ^man fals in ODR VISITOR was, approp­ Westport to look at the homes of Weinbergs' house I talked about the Manchester native who 11:00 A.M. A doctor and his wife, along with host, to worry about feeding mese, they are well behind the (9 ) - Hnk Pwithor Show 0 - Dr. Who two henchmen, kidnap young vil­ love with a beautiful young riately enough, a newspaper movie stars and other this with another Dutch journal­ headed the exchange, and the CD CD - Buga Bunny/Road woman in an isolated beach him, entertaining him, showing state-of-the-art in most areas, ahd • 0 - SportaCantar 0 ) - Fantaotlco lage girls. They hold them captive celebrities. ist who was on the tour. She said Rumor Show in their dungeon to drink their house-but she is blind and he is reporter. His name was Berrie off Manchester and, for that rest of their new American 0-M O V IE; Tima Aftor-nnw’ 0 - MOVIE; Hoavon’e Goto' an escaped convict. Nick Man- their common soldier is still CD 0 - Mark S Mindy/ band inhabit an old mill houaa blood. John Carradine. 1969 Van Halden. He was 25 and very I enlisted a friend who lives in matter, the United States. that back in Holland stories had friends, I felt kind of sad that Jack ttio Rjppor Moals a tkno LavamaS Shblay/Fara Hour 0 - MOVIE: 'My Favorite 0 - Hogen'a Haroee In the 1890'e, cattle ranchers and cuso/ Meg Foster, Claude Akins. technologically unsophisticated. mtchiiwtndtravtloto 1979 with which ia balievsd to be under a Brunette' A photographer helps immigrant homesteaders battle @ ) - Sports Tonight 1983. interested in American music, Westport. Like most people appeared in the newpapers they would be leaving the next - AR Star WmsUing family curse. Gig Young. Carol I wasn't so anxious that the “ Thus, the Chinese might not te . H.G. Wans in hot pumiW. Mai- CD a woman who is teing pursued 6:00 P.M. for tlwir own share of the Ameri­ 0 - MOVIE: H.O.T.8' A about the collapse of the Con­ day. Lynley, Oliver RorTO. 1967. (S ) - Rock of Ages show business, and a certain there, she professed to be totally place make a good impression cohn McOowat. David Wamar, 0 - H o s H a w by villains seeking a valuable map CD CD 0 - Nows can Dream. Kris Kriatofferaon, swinging sorority is dedicated to capable of effectively integrating Mary Staanbuigan. 1979. Ratad young Dutch woman who was ignorant of where the celebri­ on him. But I did want to take necticut Turnpike bridge. “ Why Someday my wife and I will go 0 - MOVIE: 'Cold Rivar' A (D - MOVIE: 'City Acrooa tha she holds. Bob Hope, Dorothy La- CD - Stotaky and Hutch Christopher Walken. John Hurt. snaring every guy on campus. Su­ 1:30 A.M. our more advanced systems into PG. brother and aiater become loat on River* This drama dealt wiih ju­ mour, Peter Lorre. 1947. 1980. san Kiger, Lisa Lorufon. 1979. CD - Naws/Sign Off also on the tour, and whom he ties live. Westporters are sup­ him beyond some of his Euro­ on earth should this be of to Holland and we’ll take Berrie 0 - Co-Ed Meg Griffin hosts this their force structure. Even leiss . 0 - Scholaatic Sports Aoad. a family canoe trip through the venile delinquency in B rookl^. 0 - Woodwrlght's Shop Rated R. weekly teen msgszine. 0 - MOVIE: 'Ftod Astaha CD 0 - ABC News . talked about constantly. posed to be alrave gawking at pean preconceptions about interest to us in Holland?” she up on his invitation to visit with Adirondack Mountaina. Richard Stephen McNally, Thelma Ritter, 0 sophisticated equipment would 0 - Inaida Track Selutee the Fox Mualcele' Fred - Palicula: 'Asl as Buenos ® - MOVIE: 'Outland' A We had a little dinner party said with a laugh. him. While there, we wouldn’t Jaeckel, Robert Eert elonea. Rated Sue England. 1949. 3:15P.M. 0 - Rock Church Astaire ia host to a presentation Aires' neighbors. But as it turned out America. 0-SpMarman space-age marshall tries to keep rapidly deteriorate if proper main­ PG. 0 - MOVIE; 'Incrodlblo Kung CD - MOVIE; Tattoo 0 - Battlostar Qolactlca of 20th Century-Fox's muaicela for him the second night to she was able to tell us where be that surprised to run into 0 - Twilight Zono the peace in a lawless mining Berrie phoned in a couple of tenance were not understood and 0 - Nawa/Sporta/Waathar Fu Mleekm* Connaction' of the peat. F r ^ Astaire, Frank which we invited some Man­ I SUSPECT our experience 0-JbnBrtifcsr 0 - Nawe/Sporto/Waathor 0 - Dovo Allan at Largo camp on one of Jupiter's moons Robert Redford sometimes stories from our livingroom to somebody else from 0 0 - Hbitstorw Funniaa 0 - Weak In Raviaw Sinatra, Barbra Streisand. 1974. performed. Given the Chinew 0 - Emarganoy ( 9 - Women's Tennis: 1983 0 - Ineldo Story Sean Connery, Peter Boyle, chester people of Dutch des- plays temps, and where Shelley his newspaper back in Arnhem, with Berrie was similar to that Manchester. 0 - Saaama Stiaat [Qoasd Pleyera Challenge Cenedien 11:15 P.M. Frances Sternhagen. 1981. Ratei aversion to foreign technicians- 0 - N o v n Update 3:30P.M. 1 0 - No Toco Boton 8:30 P.M. CaptionadI OpM: Semifinale from Yortc 0 - MOVIE; 'I Cover tho R. ...this factor could be critical.” 0 0 - Inctadtala HuBi and Univerehy, Toronto. OT 0 - style With Elsa Klenech 0 - Black Porspoctiva 0 0 • Facts of Ufa A military 0 - Taatrb Fantaadoo school cadet asks Natalie to help Waterfront' A reponer becomes 0 - Dance Fever the Amering SpMennon 0 - MOVIE: 'Hank WHHama; 0 - M agic of Oil Painting involved in a smuggling racket This may seem like too mui^ 0 - MOVIE: 'Gumboil Rally' him win the respect of his father. 0 - Big Story reliance on an ethnic stereotype, O - S c ie n c e and Man. 1S62 The Show He Never Gave' The 4:00P.M. People from different walks of life (R) (Closed Captioned] and several killings. B i n Lyon, Guest editoria! 8:16 A.M. S • Hoy Miamo Anfritionee show that WHIiemt might have join in a coast-to-coast auto race. Claudette Colbert. 1933. 0 - MOVIE: 'Night Shift' A but the fact remains that China.fs CP - Major Laagua Baseball: mild-mannered supervisor runs a 0 - Inatnictlonal Sailas GuSermo Ochoa, Lourdea Ciuer- given the night he died ie pre- Michael Sarrazin, Raul Julia, Su­ 9;00P.M. ^ te d . Sneezy Watera. Naw York Mate at San san Flannery. 1976. Rated PG. 11:30P.M. call girl ring from the city morgue. far behind the United States in rero y Juan Doaal praaentan eate Francisco G D 0 - Love Boat A woman 8:30A.M. programa da eauntoa pubHcoa 0 - Goopol Today 0 - M*A*S*H 3 ) - Hawaii FIva-O Henry Winkler, Shelley Long, Mi­ technology. This shortcoming is (9 ~ Top Rank Boxing from brings happiness to a former chael Keaton. Ratad R. CD CD - Pandamonhim preaentando notidaa y variada in- 0 - Nowa/Sports/Waathar 3D ~ Benny HHI Show reflected in the relatively primi­ formedon. Atientic City, NJ 6:30 P.M. lover, 8 man gets caught between 0 - MOVIE: Tha Foathored A Frankly, it’s C D - Spring Nadonala 0 - Wrestling tw o women and Gopher rescues CD - Movie ( 9 ” Pick the Proa Sportawri- Serpent' Charlie Chan locates a tive state of its enormous militaiV 0 - MOVIE: 'Schlock' In thia CD CD - CBS News a man traveling with his wife. (R) CD - Off Track Battirtg CD 0 - Pac Man/Utda 0 - Monaymakocs tera preview key games and killer flying-serpent. Roland W in­ machine. A top-secret Pentagon ■ naacala/SIchIa Wch apoof of 'King Kong*, a loveaick CD 0 - Nawa (60 min.) (Closed Captioned] apeman leavea a trail of banana viewers compete for prizes. GD - Hoftaymoonars ters. Keye Luke. Victor Sen 0 - Entaquo CD - Off Track Boning ( 9 - MOVIE: 'Summer Lovers' report seen by my associate Dale ( D - Naw Jarsay Psopls p m lh while terrorizing a amaM 0 - Woman's Tennis: 1983 Young. 1948 0 - Maior Laagua Basaball: A young vacationing couple abuse of rank Van. Atta details theap town. John Landia. Kahn. 3J) - Dance Fever Players Challenge Canadian 0 - Eaaanoa Kansaa City at BaMmora/or ( 9 - Oral Roberta and You meets a French woman who 2:00 A.M. Jonathan Flint. Rated PG. Atlanta at Chicago Cubs 0 - SportaCerrter OpM: Samiftnala from York weaknesses; 0 - Vie's Vacant Lot 'Program- 0 - Wild, Wild West brings excitement to their holi­ University. Toronto, OT 3 ) G5 - Movie Corn'd Editor’s note; On Saturdays the mkig for Childron.' 9 -Three Stoogee 0 - Lot's Go Bowling 0 - 'Yixil' Mag. tar Woman day. Peter Gallagher. Daryl Han­ cans pay for the United States • Though China has the world's 0 - News Update G5 - MOVIE: 'Body Heat' Tha G5 G5 - Ptog cont'd Manchester Herald reprints edi­ 0 - National Geographic 0 - Washington Week/ 0 - Evans and Novak nah, Valerie Quennessen. 1982. government and the Postal largest army (163 divisions), most 0 -C o -E d Mag Griflin hoata thia Special 'Born of Fire.' The mod­ 0 - MOVIE: 'So Long at tha Rated R. love affair of a lawyer and a mar­ 0 - Sports Update torials from other New England waakly taan magaiina. Raviaw Paul Duka ia joined by Fair* Nobody bellevea a girl when 0 - NBC Nawe ried woman unfolds into a crime Service. of its equipment is 1950s vintage, em science of plate tectonice ie top Washington )oumaliata ana­ 0 - MOVIE; 'I. Claudius' Pt. 6 2:15A.M. newspapers. This is from the 0 - Paator Schwambaoh examined. (fV (60 min.) (Qoeed she reports her brother missing. 0 - Mario Lanza: Tho of passion. William Hurt, Kath­ U consisting of copies or variants'of lyzing the week's news. 0 - News Update (X ) - MOVIE: 'Suppose They Keene (N.H.) Sentinal. There are more than 1,700 Captioned] Jean Simmons, Dirk Bogarde. American Caruso leen Turner, Richard Crenna. 0 - Suparman/Aquaman/ 1951. 1961. Rated R. Gave a War end Nobody Came' Soviet military hardware. Satman 1:30 P.M. 0 - Newemakora 0 0 - NFL Prs-Sosson daily newspapers in the coun­ 0 - Pellcula; Matab' Football: Pittsburgh at Dallas Chaos errupts when a small town • Numerically, the Chinese naay 0 - S l g Story 11:16 A.M. CD - Happy Doya Again 0 - Jefforeone G5 - Night Flight Tonight's pro­ Anyone interested in a grams are 'Space Patrol' and Neil sheriff arrests a sergeant for rom­ try. According to a local is the world’s second largest. But 0 - Sports 0 - Rev. Cloophua Robinson 0 - Sammy Davie Jr. Oraater 0 - MOVIE: 'Prom Night' Four ancing a waitress. Brian Keith, 0 0-ShbtTalta Hartford O p M Coverage of the 7:00 P.M. high school girls witness a Young.' (4 hra.) bipgraphical sketch of Kan­ printer, it probably cost 0 - Nawtmokara Saturday Ton y Curtis, Ernest Borgnine. the great bulk of its fleet is made up 0 - MOVIE: ‘Tha Runnar 11:30 A.M. semifinal round ia preaanted from ^ - Agronaky 6i Co friend's death and find that so­ 0 - Evans and Novak 1970 sas Sen. Robert Dole? StumMaa* A young nun ia mya- 0 - Magic of OH Painting the Wethersfield Country Club, meone has discovered that they about $50 to print up that of more than 1,000 small, high­ 0 - Ploy Your Boot OoH This C P - Miner's Court 0 - MOVIE: Utabom' Survi- tarioutly murdarad and the priest show taoturaa 'Tho Scoring Wethersfield. C T . (60 min.) have a secret. Leslie Nielsen, Ja­ 0 - MOVIE: Cotastroph.' Neither were we. We have 0 - Raino Sohraio vora of a freighter, sunk by a Ger­ This documentary chronicles na­ many copies of the two items. speed patrol craft. There are no who loved har ia put on trial. Dick Shou.' CP • At Tho Movios mie Lee Curtis. 1980. 0 - TNs Wook In Basaball 0 - MOVIE: 'Cannery Row' man U-Boat, must resort to a tural and man-made disasters copies of “ Who’s Who in aircraft carriers, and no ships Von Dyka, Kathlaan QuMan, CP - Muppet Show The postal subsidy would 0 - Sparta Wook Along Monterey's decrepit wat­ 0 - Operacion Trafico lifeboat along with the U-Boat's that have occurred throughout Mouraan Staplaton. 1978. Rated 0 - Mors Real Paopla erfront, a marine biologist tries to Nazi Captain. Tallulah Bankhead. G C P - Road to LA. America” and the 1983-84 amount to just over $400. And bigger than a destroyer. In fact, PG. 12:00 P.M. 0 - MOVIE: 'Tha Young history. Narrated by William Con­ the Chinese have only 39 ships that 0 - WaN Straot Weak Louis forget his past while a young run­ 0 0 - Solid Gold Lione' This is a powerful story of John Hodiak, William Bendix. rad. “ Congressional Directory” we receive two or three 0-VMaAlagra D - Kid's World Rukeyeer enalyzee the '80s with a away drifts into life in a bordello. three young men. two Ameriesns 1944. fall in the “ principal surface weekly review of economic and Nick Nohe, Debra Winger. Rated ( 9 ■ Sports Probe to provide us with that sort of mailings a week from 9:00A.M. C D - Countdown to tha Cup and a German, in the campaigna 0 - MOVIE: 'Winnw Trtc. All' 2:30 A.M. combatant” category. investment matters. PG. 0 5 • Faith for Today of World War II. Marlon Brarv^. information. Nevertheless, CD CD - MaotbaRa Si SpaghatU ( D - GRHgan's Platwt A woman's addiction to all forms (3D - Laugh Trox McClure. • The Chinese have no anti­ 2:00 P.M. 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Few are long-range, ble when litm boy refuses to be­ to kiH an obnoxioue diplomat. 0 - Glen Campbell Show 12:00 A.M. 0 - Night Flight Grandfathar’a Mountain, Linvile. come hie apprentice. (R) (Ctoeed Alesteir Sim, JiD Adams, Terry- 4:30 P.M. 9:30 P.M. ceived a free background with his or her own franking and none is nuclear-powered. 0 - M*A«8*H CD - At Th . Movta. 0 - Nows/Sports/Waathor NC. Captioned] Thomas. 1957. CD 0 - ABC Sponaboat 0 - MOVIE: T il Oat B y' An ex­ paper on Dole, along with an • The Chinese air force is ti^ CD - Chsmpiorahlp Wrastling privilege — although none is, 0 - 'Your Mag. for Woman CD - Hardy Boys/Nancy Draw 0 - Soul Sat Froo 0 - CHIP. Patrol 0 - That Great American song pkigger and song writer, are 3:15 A.M. world’s third largest, with 4,2M ' 0 - Evar Incraaaing Faith Gospel Sound rejected by top girl singer who 0 - NFL Pra-SMMn FootboH: 0 - MOVIE: Hoortachos' article he has written about to our knowledge, as prolific 0 - TwiRght Zono 0 - MOVIE; 'Mato Paopla' ® - Amaricon Family thinks they gave her song to a Bsitimor. vs. Nmw Yoffc Giant* fighter planes and 650 bombera. 0 - Road to Loe Angalaa Revisited ‘The Louds-Ten Years 7:15P.M. farm legislation. as McClure in cranking out 0 - LA . 'S3: Amotlcan Cup II During an archeeologicel expedi­ Hollywood star. •June Haver. W il­ 0 - Nmvs/Sporti/WMtlwr But again, the aircraft are techno­ The Teem Finale era presented in tion four men cHscover an ancient Later.' Past and present footage ( 0 - Sports Saturday liam Lundigan, Gloria DeHaven, 0 - Nowa Update 0 0 - Nmv. I “ It’s been an honor to serve political materials at the the Synchronized Swimming temple. John Agar, Cynthia Pa­ ahowa the changes in this fami­ Dennis Day. 1950 logical Model T’s. The planes cahZt ■ 00-8m utfa trick, Hugh Beaumont. 1966. ly's Kfa. 7:30 P.M. ‘ on congressional agriculture public’s expense. Championehipe. (60 min.) 0 - That's Hollywood 0 - MOVIE: -HonwMHfc' fight at night or in foul weather, . 0 - Saaama Straot (Cioaad 0 - MOVIE: 'Vou'ia a f i ) - News Update ( 9 - Scholaatic Sports Acad. C P 0 - Q H O HIghHghu Tom m y g«ts Ns first lesson SHOWCASE committees in both the House .CaptionadI about love from an older woman. On May 2, in a one-sentence and are generally no match for Sweetheart* A writer has to 0 0 ' Red Sox Wmup 0 - Hour of Faith C P - All In the FamMy 10:00 P.M. 0 - Burbujaa Programa infantil Joan Collins, Michael Morgan, and the Senate...,” the article Soviet aircraft. come up with a gknic to save a CP CP - Muppet Show CD -N ow s order, the United States Su­ producido an Mexico. 0 - MOVIE; 'Tho Runner 0 - Big Story Wings Hauser. 1982. Rated R. •ANOAtN MATINf f OAfiV O O C i l broedway show. Alice Faye, CD 0 - ABC News Clossup rmST SHOW ONLY W & .9 V began. That’s as far as we • The Chinese have about 60 George Murphy. 1937. Stumblee' A young nun is mya- 0 - Matinaa at tha Bijou ( 9 - CFL Football: Edmonton at preme Court refused to over­ ' 0 - MOVIE: ‘Movla Star's terkHJsiy murdered and the priest 12:30 A.M. Daughtsr' A taanagar movaa to Montreal 0 - War Within got. The materials were sent medium-range ballistic mi«s|j»s. ( 9 - Momimentel Church/ w ho loved her ie put on trial. Dick 5:00 P.M. CD - All In th . Fwnily turn a lower court ruling that a. now toiwn and iaama to cope Fehh ( 9 - MOVIE: 'Hank Wllliems: 0 - Nsws/Sports/Wssthsf out by Idaho Sen. James A. 90 intermediate-range missiles Van Dyke. Kathleen Quintan, CS) ~ Mission: Impossible The Show He Never Gave' The CD - Sh. Ns Ns the congressional franking 'vvith frionda. 0 - MOVIE: T a ra n Goes To Maureen Stapleton. 1978. Rated 0 - Lo Major dal Box and less than a dozen Intercontin­ 0 - W id e W orld of Sports show that Williams might have - That Taan Show CP McClure. We have no idea law is constitutional. The 0 Indta' Tarzan attampta to lead o PG. given the night he died ia pre­ 0 ) - Exchongo 0 - Money W M k ental missiles — a pathetically * (9 ~ Time Out Theater Today's • 0 - Victoty Garden hard of olophams from a large vaF sented. Sneezy Waters. why we’re on his list. ruling came in a case brought small force considering the Soviet lay about to bo floodod wfwn a 0 - Survivel Special Balloon programa are 'Formula 3 Car 10:30 P.M. ( 0 - Ssturdsy Night Liv. 9:15 A.M. dam is complatad. Jock Maho- Safari.' Wildlife clnamatogra- Races' and 'The Day the Derby 0 - ATP Tennis Champion­ CD - Block Nows Actually, the biography nuclear missiles arrayed agaiqi|t phera Alan and Joan Root tell the 12:45 A.M. by Common Cause, the citi­ ‘ 0 - HooRh Waok nay. Mar Dana, Leon Gordon. Almost Died.' (60 min.) ehipe Coverage of the men's story of their flight over Africa's semifinals ia presented from Cin­ (S ) 0 - lnd.pand.nt Network 0 - MOVIE; ‘Noetarstu. th* I and the article weren’t free. zens’ lobby, which contended Commentary them. 1962 0 - Kung Fu Nows JAW S 3 -D 9:30 A.M. Serengeti Plain. (R) (60 min.) ^ cinnati. OH. (4 hra.) Vampyra' The sad, tender parts p c ; The United States govern­ • Chinese b o m b e rs have 0 - Nawa/Sporta/Woolhar that the present law is too I D CD - Suga Surmy/Road 0 - Futbol IntemeckMial: 0 - Naw^Sports/Waather SHOWN AT: ^ 9 - Thundorr 2 dropped nuclear devices in te ^ , ment paid for their printing, broad because it allows in­ flunnarShow Austria ve. W. Germany 0 - World Champlonahip of G 5 - Soul Outreach Crusade l:3B>3:3eB:20-7:2eO:4e-U:M O - IMOVIE: -Nostaratu. tho W o m a n 's Golf Coverage of the the same government that’s but the planes that are designated • C D - AR In the FamHy 0 - MOVIE: 'Tho Man From 0 - MOVIE: 'Cotaitropho' cumbents an unfair advan­ Vampyia' Tha aad, tender parts Clover Grove* A man makes toys semifinal round is presented from for a nuclear role have no elec­ CD-Dovay/Oollalh of Drscula's parsonaHty are por­ the Shaker Heights Country Club, This docvimentary chronicles na­ facing a $200 billion deficit tage over challengers. The for the orphans of Clover Grove. tural and man-made diaeatera tronic counter-measures agaidit : 0 -H o r a l d of Truth trayed. Klaus KInaki, ItabaRa Ad- O e ry l Miller, Stu Gilliam, Ron Ma- Shaker Heighta, OH. (60 min.) CUJOIR next year. Thanks to Our misunderstood leader that have occurred throughout ioni, Bruno Ganz. Rated PG. court concluded that it would air-defense weapons and are there­ 0 - 19S3 Dovta Cup aek. Rated G. 0 - Odd Couple -SHOWriKr:- 1979. history. Narrated by William Con­ McClure’s franking privi­ be an “ impossible task” for it fore extremely vulnerable. " T h ^ , uuomnirwi monnywis 0 - MOVIE: 'Voiceno' 1969. 5:15P.M. rad. :;:t«BMU«e-7:4S-10«»ll;! By Helen Thomas 0 -A R v a f li WoRI 0 - Vtatory Gordon leges, the Postal Service paid to distinguish between fair Foreign Wars on Monday, the that we continue to support ruth­ constraints place formidable lim­ 0 - Moneymekera 0 - Qian Campbell Show 0 - M l Secreterie Situacion 0 - Money Weak 0 - Chemplenehlp WraeiRng cornice acerca de los suceaoa , METALSTORMIHS United Press International president blamed the “ hype and itations upon the use of b o m l ^ 2:15 P.M. _to have these items mailed to and unfair use of the frank, so less dictators who oppose change - MOVIE: 'M y Pal Guo' A 5:30 P.M. acaecidoa en una oficina. iMDsnsuciiaNar u b d - stm hoopla” by the media and the ’' 0 - ITa Your Suabiaaa 0 •us, the same Postal Service it decided to let Congress and abuse human freedom. And by against well-defended targets, ovoroad father at)d hia young son 0 - star Trek 0 - Bamoy Millar -3 -D 0 President Reagan believes that “ disinfomation and demagoguery O - Soy H With Sign find iovo and undaratsndirtg with whose first-class rates have refusing to deal decently with the- such as those within the U.S.S.R;7’’ 0 - MOVIE: 'Force 10 From 0 - leeuas ‘83 -SHOW N IV: handle the problem. public support for his Central ... coming from people who put 10:b0A.M. the help of the proprlatrssa of tha BeeabeN: Toronto at Boaton Navarone* A group of comman­ Sandinista government in Nicara­ the report observes. [[ boy's school. Richard Wkknaik, increased 100 percent in the Unfortunately Congress IS American policy is lacking be­ politics ahead of national J . CD - Saturday INandng dos joins forces for a mysterious 8:00 P.M. Manchester’s Newest Restaurant gua, we have forced it into the • China’s own defense agaifist Joonno Diu, Gsorgo Wkialow. 2:30P.M. mission behind Nazi lines. Harri­ past decade. And we Ameri­ cause of misconceptions and dis­ - 0 0 - Soooby, Sorappy-Doo/ 1962. CD CD - MOVIE: 'A Rum or of Air Conditioned for Comfortable Dining the problem. interests.” 0 -M O V I E : *Tima After Thna* son Ford. Robert Shaw. Edward War' The life of a college student RISKY arms of Cuba and the Soviet incoming missiles or bombers, .on . Puppy Hour Jack the Ripper steels a time tortions of U.S. goals in the region. His frustration in selling his Fox. Rated PG. from Chicego ia traced as he j^ne Union.” • the other hand, is hopelesily machine and travele to 1979 with '.CD - Or. Who 0 - Faith for Living the Marines and goes to Vietnam. BUSINESSiRJ He fails to understand that while foreign policy is understandable, O - Seeeme Street (dosed H.G. WeHa In hot pursuit. DAILY and EVENING SPECIALS -SHOWN IV:- Reagan conceded the United inadequate. Its early-warning sys­ 0 - Old Tbna Goopol Captioned] Brad Davis. Keith Carradine, Mi­ the goals are clear — to prevent a cokn McDoweH. David Werner, 0 - Nawamakara Saturday IIHW MN — 9 PM i', 1«SG«»S«»T:3»B;4S-12M as his predecessors could have States sympathizes with the Nica­ tem facing the Soviets is riddled • ( B Amarloan FamRy chael O'Keefe. leftist takeover of El Salvador and 12:30F.M. Mary Steenburgen. 1979. Rated 0 - Wild Kingdom warned him, but the ambiguities of raguan “ Contras” who a i« trying with holes. RovMtad "The Louda-Ton Yoon PG. CD - MOVIE; Th o Shop to destabilize, if possible, the Later.' Peat and praaam footaga CD - Now. Fat ARiart Show 0 - MOVIE: 'Baar Island' A Around tho Comor' T w o lonely CUtSi OF THE administration moves and fear 0-Croeefira Friday and Saturday Sarving to overthrow the Sandinista ahowa tha chongoa In thia taml- CD - Amorloa'a Top Ton waether-reeesrch team on e de­ people in a quaint Budapeat shop Sandinista government in Nicara­ that he may deepen U.S. involve­ 0 - Lawmakers solate Arctic island has more in PINK PANTNEte government. ly'a Wa. CD - SaaabaR Sunoh write letters to thair droam man till f 0:00 PM SHOkMliVi- gua — the methods may be ment in Central America might niind than world climate. Donald and woman, each finding that Furthermore, congressional - 0 - MOVIE; 'Tha Tondor CD-Amarloan Bandttand 2:45 P.M. Sutherland, 1;1B-I;3e-7:2B«;SS-11:4B unacceptabe and the price ‘ Yoors' A ganda mMatar Rghta dream In the other. Jamae Ste- keep people from rallying wbole- sources said, the CIA is funding 0 - A t Tbo Movlaa 0 - Nat. Saashora worrisome. h e a r t^ y around the flag. J tar tha dog hia aon krvaa. Joa E. MATIONAl LAMPOON'! 10,000 anti-Sandinista insuiwsnts. Letters policy. • Brown, Joaaphina Hutchkioon. 0-VMaoJukobon 3:00 P.M. Boiled lobster $5.95 In his radio address last Satur­ We l c o m e w a g o n He revealed in his broadcast that He acknowledged that some El MS4S. 0 . 3 ) ( S - NFL Pre-Seaaon VACATION day, Reagan said the polls indicate his mail is heavily anti­ ’The Manchester R^ald Footbai: Philadelphia at Green WANTS TO VISIT YOU * wICorn on Cob and Salad Salvador security forces, acting as ! 0 - Sound From Haavan 0. -S H O V m iV :- “ many Americans are confused administration on the question of welcom es .letters to'i. the..' Bay Just ,engaged? New pareni7. ' - WiaatRng 0 - Squara Foot Gatdanbig l;IH;lBB;lB7;4»B;8»liaBI: “ death squads” still “ misuse their editor. 0 C D -M ovia Moved? I'd like to visit you with about what they are supporting in Central America. public trust.” ■ 0 -N a w s Update -MOVIE: 'SvMnvTMng' A Call For Reservations Central America ....” He said his staff put together a Letters should be brief and' man, haH vagatatkm monatsr ( P - Barbara Mandrafi and the usefUlglfts and information. I’ll I A U.S. policy adds up to Reagan's to the point. They should be ' riaoa from tha murky wators of aMandreN Sletere also bring cards you can re- “ Unfortunatly,” he said, “ there composite letter of the complaints a determination not to let another typed or neatly hand-written, Southsm swamp. Louis Jourdan, (fi)-M O VIE : 'ThaLaatBridaof deeip for more gifts at local Join Us For Happy Hour et«3byM[A.irK have been such distortions about Pg which added up to: and, for ease In editing, ' Adriarms Boibsau. Ratad PG. Salim* Story about a comem- Central American country go porary young couple, their eight- businesses. It’s a friendly visit M— F From 4 PM -7 PM U.S. policies in Central America “ Dear Mr. President; The Uni­ should be double-spaced. • - MOVIE: 'ThundarUrds l:2U:]^-2B-j^JB-lt:ilV communist. For that reason he has XM: FbaWr 1:00 P.M. y e a r - ^ daughter end their f i ^ to help you get answers about that the great majority of Ameri­ ted States has not learned any The Herald reserves the. egeinet death end evil poaeee- ordered a massive show of of 0 - From the EdHor'a Daok CD (D - Pan Amorleon Gamas town,, goods and services. All Second Drink Half Price "You’ll have to excuse my friend, here. He cans don’t know which side we are lessons from history. Refuse to right to edit letibrs in ths'- eion. Lois Nettleton and Bedford military force in the region and it O-MafteafDMoa'ThaRo- Covarags of the IX Pan American DWmen. 1974. Iree to vou. doesn’t go ANYW HERE without his computer. ” on.” answer the root causes of violence Interests of brevity, clarity', Gamas is praaantad from Cara­ Hors d’oeuvres included Tfflrr has nothing to do with dictators but mantle Bai n .'Dama Margot Fot>- - SHOWN In remarks to the Veter,ans of and taste. cas. Vonozuola. (2 hra.l 0 - FaMi and Deliverance and revolution. El Salvador proves which way they lean. tayn traoaa tha story of romanoa I l;4BWt;mtSM2:ie In danoa and ha giM sat sxpo- CD - MOVIE: T lw Shuttarad teiltSi^B. 8 4 8 : 0 3 2 613 Main St., MandiBBtar 649-3666 nanls. |R) (SO mlnT Room' A woman and har hus­ 0 - MANCF^STER h e r a l d . Saturday. Aug. 20, 1983 — 9 8 — MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, Aug. 20, 1983 Country singer now famous Wiiekday T V ABC looks at 'New Mafia’ NifiW YORK (UPI) — Cocaine, the U.S. and Colombian intelligence sour­ $80-billion-a-year business that is the ces, Redeker said. "I don’t believe staple of the South American Mafia that’s been done — at least by 5:30'A.M. 6:00A.M. 9 9 - S earch For Tomorrow and has its violent roots in South American TV.” ‘Dallas’ has boosted career of Howard Keel 9 - Frsneh Chef One of the “players” interviewed is CE- Varied Programs CB - Bugs Bunrry/Porky Pig 10:30 A.M. 12:45 P.M. Florida, Panama, Colombia and * • Reornmg^^1. ^■tai am wireicndbau ■ a ■ B C E -N s w s 3:30 P.M. Bolivia, is chronicled this weekend by Fabio Ochoa, an elderly Colombian 9 - Tom S Jany (E - A l hi tha Famly landowner whom Redeker says “is Bv Vernon Scott mance as J.R. Ewing, the series’ “The solution was to hit the road But more than musicals. Keel I played London, in 1974,1 filled the tude. All kinds of people think of 9 - Indapandant Network 9 - El Chovo/EI ChopuNn C E - Tou Aakod For H 1:00 P.M. CE - Bugs Burmy/Porky Pig ABC News’ "Closeup,” 9-SooobyDoo considered by many to be the ’god­ United Press International rough-edged scoundrel. with musicals. If you’re a singer perfers the concert stage. And it Palladium. The audience was me as Farlow and they keep asking ■ Nawa 9 - Porky Pig 9 - Varied Programa CB - Hour Magailna Correspondents Bill Redeker and me to flatten J.R. I’ve become a, 9 - C N N HsaiMna News 9 - Varied Programa William Sherman report that law father’ of the business. Ochoa, who As a result, the power of TV and and love to sing, as I do, there is was on a tour of Britain last month warm and responsive but not 8:30 A.M. 9 - a i t e p a U P C E 9 - A l M y ChMdran hero simply by being J.R.’s.-^ a ll ~ aeoneyene enforcement authorities believe the trades expensive show horses, tells HOLLYWOOD - The name the impact of "Dallas” has nothing more fulfilling that stand­ that he discovered the tremendous explosive. CB - FMmatonaa 9 9 - Sola of the Cantury C E -M o v ia adversary. 0 - a H m Bahker new Mafia is controlled by about 10 Sherman he knows "nothing of the lies Howard Keel was not exactly on changed the big guy’s lifestyle in ing on a stage when you’re in good impact of "Dallas.” "This year I was mobbed ever- CB - Votlad Programs 9 - Marous Waky. M. D. 9 - Wastbrook Hospitri everyone's lips when he was ways he couldn’t anticipate. voice and belting out songs. It’s Although he’d always played to where. I stayed in my hotel rooms "Most of the crowds feel they 9 - Ovar Easy blood-related families, much as the being told.” 6:00 A.M. 9 - Buporfrianda 11:00 A.M. 9 9 - Days of Our Uvas touring the country singing his A virtual stranger to the tube. almost as good as sex." full houses. Keel did not stop traffic to keep from being trampled. I know me, as if Farlow is part of th e. 4:00 P.M. "Cosa Nostra” was a family-run Pablo Escottar, 33, who has amassed CS 9 - Varied Progiaim CB - Price Is Right 9 - Mundo Latino Jassa Lo- business in this country around 1910. a fortune of some $2 billion, also denies powerfui lungs out in a variety of Keel shunned singing guest spots Keel starred in such touring hits nor cause young women to palpi­ went from a respected singer to a family.” 9 - Hungry Maeita sada y Sonia Vorliauar aon lot an- CB - Joffrisons S ) - N aw Zoo Ravue - Tom Cottls Up Ctoaa he is a drug trafficker, but says he stage musicals. But his roie in on variety shows. as “Most Happy Fella," "Man of tate. But thanks to Clayton Farlow, phenomenon, thanks to ’Dallas.’ 0 - Great Spec# Coeater QD fritiones de ette programa da "The Cocaine Cartel” isthestoryof a QD - CBS Early Mamkig Nows C B - Prioa la Right CE-Body Works thinks “hot money” is what has "kept "Dallas" has worked magic for his "I just didn’t care for variety,” La Mancha," “Camelot," "South Keel couldn’t walk the English The series is as popular over there Keel has a family of his own. He! 9 - El Show da Eduardo II asuntoa pubNcoa nacionalaa pra- violent business that, ABC News says, (E 9 - ABC Nows This C B 9 - Too Ctoaa tor Comfort aantando entravistaa, noticiaa. CE CE-Movia Colombia from suffering a grave career. Keel said recently. “And I couldn’t Pacific” and "Kismet.” streets without causing small as it is in this country. and his third wife, Judy, and their , O - F-Troop is "second only really to Exxon Morning . daportaa y un aagmemo desda C E - Rockford Flac economic crisis similar to that of other Keel was added to the "Dallas" get arrested when movie musicals Touring was more taxing and riots. "I’m getting a whole new, daughter live in the San Fernando - C B - C N N 2 HoNywood titulado 'En PantaHa*. Corporation in terms of total assets” (B- Jb* FrankSn Show 6:00 A.M. 9 - Ftok Panther Show Latin American countries." cast three years ago in the role of less remunerative than his salad younger crowd. Women throw Valley. 9 - Variad Programs 0 - Reeding Rainbow and already “seriously disrupts na­ faded. So I tackled straight acting “It’s amazing,” he said, grin­ 9 - Twsnty-Mbiuts Workout C B - New S2B.000 Pyiannid 9 - Alva k Wall Thanks to “Dallas,” Keel had., 9 - Woman's Day USA tional and intemtonal economies.” billionaire Clayton Farlow and his and got to feeling lousy. days at MGM when the barrel­ ning.’ ’I did 15 one-night concerts in roses at me on stage. Some even 9 - Bualnaaa Tlmaa on ESPN CB-ILovsLucy 1:30 P.M. stock immediately zoomed here “I sat down and had a talk with chested singer starred in such threw their hotel keys to me. And not played a concert in three years, 9 - J < n > Bakkar 9 - O'- Dana Scott During the six-months of field work 15 cities. Everywhere I went 9 - O '- Qbn* Bdolt CB - Movla CE CE - As the World Turns and abroad. myself. I was blessed with a fine movie musicals as "Seven Brides people wanted to know about I’m getting a lot of mail from much less toured in a musical. - 9-OomarPyto 9 - Tom k Jotty for the program that will air Saturday 9 -2 0 Minute Workout CE 9-Oonahua 9 9 - Varied Programs 9 - Nawalna from 10-11 p.m. E D T. the corresjwnd- The world’s largest nation in terri­ His imposing physique and rum­ voice and enough intelligence to for Seven Brothers," "Show Farlow and ’Dallas.' young gals now. That never used to "After 35 years of touring it was 9 9 - WhasI of Forturw tory, the Soviet Union, covers 8,647,250 time for me to sit down and g e t; 9 - Daybreak C B - Straight T a k 2:00 P.M. 9-fA>n*nK)ks ents “talked to two or three of the bling basso were more than a use it. I had some heavy responsi­ Boat,” “Kiss Me Kate," "Rose "I didn’t expect it and I’ve never happen. 9-AndyOrifflth square miles. match for Larry Hagman's perfor­ bilities, so 1 had to keep working. Marie” and "Kismet.” seen anything like it. The last time “It’s an entirely different atti­ some rest,” he said. 9 - AB-Doy-Movlaa 9 - Pink Panther Show C E - Maka Room For Daddy 9 9 - Soaome Street [Cloaad major players,” who were identified by 9 - H ealth Field 9 - CaKlopa ChNdrsn's 11:30 A.M. CE 9 - One Ufa to Uva Captlonsd) Progreme 6:30 A.M. CE - Midday ~ BW Boggs 9 - Are You Anybody? 9 - Quiaro Otiter Tu Nrunbrs 9 - Pattern for living (E CB - CBS Early Morning CE 9 - L o v l n g 9 - Something Beautiful 9 - Porky Pig »a----— - Maas C E - You Aakod For It 9 - Little House on the Preirfe news 9 9 - 1 bows Lucy 9 - Doywatch Sunday TV CB - O'bbVV OhouSee 9 - Rhode 9 - N s w s O a y 4:30 P.M. CBS first in prime time - Mors Real Psopla 9 - Coronation Straot 9 - Krofft Suporstoca 9 9 9 - Another World CE - Ihrso's Company 9 9 - 20 Minute Workout 9-Bullwlnkla 9 - Nuava York Ahcra CE - QHIgan'a Island NEW YORK (UPI) — CBS was the Peter Jennings, in his first week as ' 9 - NBC Nows at Sunrias 6:00 A.M. 9 - Superman OS) - Unriaraaa World of 9 - MOVIE; 'Fkatox' A Viet­ 9 - Faith for Today 8:30 A.M. 9 - Bavoriy HilbWIaa 9 - Moffc k Mkidy No. 1 network for prime time audiences solo anchor for ABC’s “World News Jacques Cousteau nam veteran tries to ataai a Rus­ 9 - V a r l a d Programa C B - Card Sharks 9 - Hoy Mlamo Anfritionaa 9 - Pink Panther Show Tonight," failed tn pull his newscast out f D - Kidsworld (S ) - News/Sports/Weather 1:00 A.M. GuSatmo Ochoa, Lourdaa Guer­ last week and ABC again found itself in sian jet fighter from its ha n w . 9 - Rompar Roam CE - My Thrsa Sons 2:30 P.M. r p - Opportunltv Knocks 9 - Oral Roberts ar>d You 7:15 P.M. Clint Eastwood. 1982. Rated PG. 9 - Candid Camara rero y Juan Ooaal praaaman aata 9 - Scooby Doo the basement, its most frequent haunt of the No. 3 slot it has been falling into 9 - Sports Sunday 9 - Munstars CE CE-Cri>ftei regularly since the late Frank Rey­ CSD - Now Jorsoy Report 9 (6 ) - Sesame Street (Closed 9 - Ask tha Manager 9 - Naws/Sportt/Wsathar 6:45 A.M. programa da atumot pubkeoa 5:00 P.M. since the end of the regular television Captiorted] Sunday C B -N a w s 9 -1 0 0 Huntlay Strsot praaantarxio nobcias y variada k>- C E -P o p o y e nolds first went off the air because of d D - IrKlependent Network 7:30 P.M. 10:15 P.M. 9 - Doapadlda *' formackxi. CE - Bamay Mltor season last April. News 9 - Kenneth Copeland QD-OddCoupIs 9 - JkTuny Swaggart 9 - Magic Garden The Nielsen survey for the week iilness last Aprii. 9 - Kennedy Canter Tonight 1:15A.M. 7:00 A.M. - Indapondam Natwork CE - Star MMion Dolar Man 9 - Robert Schuller 1 9 - El Nkw ils Papal Avsmuraa 9 9 - 'Youl' Msg. for Woman “NBC Nightly News’’ with Tom (S ) - 1982 World Cup of Qotf 9 - Fraggla Rock Visit the Encore Eubie Blake: A Century (E- ABC News CE CE - CBS Morning Nawa Nawa CE - Peopto's Court ending Aug. 14 gave CBS a 13.3 rating from Mexico City. MX < 9 - World Tomorrow world of Fraggle Rock underneath on la vide de un nino y sue comae- 9 - Leave It to Baavar Brokaw and Roger Mudd had a 8.8 of Music.' Host BiKy Dee WMiama CB - Sptdarman toe con laa diferentoa personas 9 9 - Little House on tha with a 25 percent share of the viewing l3 l - Prime of Your Life TH E BIO FIX features Rich­ the besement of an eccentric in­ and guaatt Cab Csnoway. Rose­ 9 - Weak In Rsviaw 12:00 P.M. 9 - V M r Enamorada ^ — »-«- rating with a 19 share, compared to 9:30 A.M. ard Dreyfuss as an unusual pri­ CE 9 - Good MomiiHI que compran su periodico. rTeme audience, followed by NBC. IS ) - News Update ventor. mary Clooney and Lola Foiana ce­ 9 - MOVIE: 'Joumay Out of- CE CE CE 9 9 - N a w s 9 - Andy Griffith In the 17 weeks since the regular ABC’s 8.2 rating and 18 share. CD - Comment vate eye on the trail of murder 9 - Grandee Settee: Teetro de lebrate Eubie'a ICXhh birthday In Derimese* A young constable' America 0 > Morning Bfretch 9 - Newswatch 0 - New OeneratkMi CE - Tatttotetos (SD - Magic of Oil Painting The top 10 prograos for the week (D - MOVIE: 'Popi' Starring and corruption. The movie airs RodoHo Baban a apacial parfcvmanca. (R) (90 and his guide search for an Abori-2.. CE - Jimmy Swaggart 0 - Daytime 9 - Entertainment Tonight television season ended, ABC has been gine triteaman wanted for mur-« r > 9 -USA Movla ending Aug. 14, according to the A.C. 6;15A.M. Alan Arkin ar>d Rita Moreno. Sunday, Aug. 21 on CBS. min.) 9 - Oraot Space Coaster 0 - More Real People 3:00 P.M. in last place nine times, while NBC — 8:00 P.M. der. 9 - Votlad Programs 9 9 - Mr. Rogofs' Nielsen Co.: ( D - N e w s C D - Nashville on the Road CHECK U8TIN08 FOR EXACT TIMe 10:30 P.M. 9 - BushMss Tbnas on ESPN CE CE - Ouldtog Ught known during the regular season as the m ( D • ANc9 The waitresses 10:00 A.M. 9 9 - M o v i a Neighborhood 1. Newhart (CBS). IS ) - Week In Review C D ' Point of View compete with tNea plumbers on - Sports Extra 1:30 A.M. 9 - ANvs li Warn C E - Hanna Barbara No. 3 network — has been there seven CE CB - Hour MagoiitM 9 -T r it e 2 9 - Daiams Vhrir 2. Trapper John, M.D. CBS). (33) - Joele and the Pussycats a game show. (R) - From tha ErHtor'a Desk C E -N a w s CE 9 - Oanarri Hoapttri times and CBS only once. 6;30A.M. QD 9 - FNntstonas CB - Walcame Back Koltar 9 - Bob Nawhart Show 3. NBC Monday Night Movie, "Wait d 2 -C F L Football: Edmonton at 9 - Indspandant Nstwark ," 0 - Facts of life CBS has finished first a total of nine CSD - Ceptein Kengeroo (D - Ksisoy's Son 9 - NFL's Orsatast Momanta 9 9 - Today C E - Ironslda Montreal NFL’a Graataat Momema pre- News CB - Haro's Lucy 0 - F«nHy Feud 9 - Charito'a Angela times since the regular season ended Till Mother Gets Home. G D - Time for Timothy (D 9 ' l^8att Houston Man in- 9 - Batman 9 - Tom It Jan y and Friends d S - Voice of Faith ® lesaComputog vsstigatss a doctorwho switches sanls highlighta of tha 1980 NFC 9 - ChNdran ki Crisis CE - Rompar Room 0 - Beseme Street (Closed 9 - A les the week of April 18-24, while NBC has 4. Jeffersons (CBS). CD - Six in Washington Captioned] 9 - 8 o n y a 9 - Batman fresh blood bound for undevel- Playoff featuring tha Daltss Cow­ 9 - Nawamakar Sunilay 7:30 A.M. 9 - F-Troop been No. 1 tour times and ABC has been Tied 5.6.7. Hill Street Blues (NBC). boys vs. Atlanta Falcona. 9 - Varied Programa 5:30 P.M. G D - News o p ^ countries with lethal frozen 9 -ABC Nows “ CB-PopoY* 9 - B o n y a Tied 5.6.7. Simon and Simon (CBS). 9 - Evans and Novak blood. (R) (60 min.) (Closed Cap­ 12:30 P.M. on top lour times. GD - Apreoda Ingles 9 - SIN - Tasia Dapoitlva (B- Jfni Bakkar 9-Scooby Ooo CE 9 - N a w s Tied 5.6.7. 9 to 5 (ABC). 9 - Day of Discovery tioned] 1:45 A.M. 9 -7 0 0 Ckib CE CE - Young and tha "CBS Evening News” scored a clear ® - MOVIE: 'Looker' A plastic 9 - Indspandant Notworit 9 - Josia and tha Puaaycate 9 -N a w s Raattosa 9 - Afternoon Break CE 9 - Happy Days Again victory among the early evening news 8. Cheers (NBC). surgeon investigates the myster­ 9 - C eiabrate Nows C E - Agronaky and Company - Straight Talk 9 - Buga Bunny, J .J . and Tax - Ryan's Hope 9 -Fantasy 9 - Variad Programa Tied 9.10. Three’s Company (ABC). ious deaths of Ns patients. Albert & - Miracle Revival Hour Charfia Chan trails a msniscsl San (JD 9 - Aa-Day Movlae CE 9 programs with an 11.9 rating and a 26 9 - SportsCenter Phis 9 - MOVIE: 'Real Glory' After (B) - Groat Pstkmnancaa 9 - MOVIE: 'Lova at First 9 - Somrite Andrea 9 - Electric Company Tied 9.10. Hart to Hart (ABC). Finney. James Cobum, Susan the SpaNsh-Ameriesn War, an Francisco killer. Peter Ustinov, ® - At Tha Moviaa Brideahead Raviiitad.' Julia rs- Bite' A vampks viaita tha big dty ' 9 - Jim m y Swaggart — peakmee Enoendkiea 9 - Movie percent share of the viewing audience. 10:00 A.M. 9 - MOVIE: 'Mommie 9 - Bob Nawhart Show Dey. 1981. Rated PG. army doctor conquers ths plague, Angie Dickinson. Rated PG. 9 - World Sportsman To­ veaia her relationship with Rax in this Ughthaartsd spoof. Gaorga. 9 - Hockls and JscUa 9 - Difriant Strokos 9 - Insight CD “ Sunday Morning Dearest' Against the glamorous - Insight then begins the seK-govemment 18 - No Empujan Programa night's show features Gliding and while Sebastian tries to recover Hamilton, Susan St. Jamas, Rf- background of Hdlywood. Joan chard Benjamin. 1979. Rated PG. @ - Styl* W M i Elsa Klanscli C D - Austin City Limits Crawford's real life role as a of the Philippines. Gary Cooper. comico con la aNmacion da Raul Cliff Climbing with guest ^ s a n from his alcohoi proWam. (R) (00 C D -M a s s mother is revealed. Faye Duna­ David Niven, Andrea L s ^ . Astor. Oliver. (60 min.) mki.) [Closad Captionad| I S - Wild Kinedom 2:00 A.M. VOITRE PU»H)N&yoUIZ ^NOiW A)n p e r f e c t : t h e k ip c u t s d o w n way. Steve Forrest, Diana Scer- 1939. 9 - IMOVIE: 'Barbarosa' An dD - Tom ft Jerry 9 - Carter Country CE - CBS News Nightwatch L U C K . W A S H . DON’T H IT TH E O LP m a n : t h is w il l r e a l l y ® - Rino Around tha Wodd wid. 1981. Rated PG. 9 * Dance For Gold Tonight's aging bandit-haro befriends a 11:00P.M. BRIDGE ASTRO d $ - HBO Rock: Little River m a k e t h e c r i t i c s SIM ® 8 - MOVIE: ‘Oona in 60 program NgNights the 1982 Se­ 5:00 P.M. farm boy on the run. WWie Nel­ C E CE CE9 9 9 - Nows 9 - It'* Tour Buaineaa ^2^ Seconds' A your>g man Finds car Band in Australia TNs Australian cond International Baiet competi­ son, (3ary Busey. Rated PG. WITH rock group performs from the ® - MOVIE: 'Tha Japanasa' CD - Bionic Woman 9 - Vofeo of Faith with a normal spade 0| theft more exhilarating and lucra­ tion in Jackson. MS. (2 hrs.) CE-OffthaSst GRAPH Melbourne Concert HsH. Connection' QD - MOVIE: 'logan'a Run' Lo­ 9 - Sunday at tha King's 9 - Sparta Update easy. REAaV. by West anefand a pass by North. tive than investigating for insur- - PaNcula: 'Los Amoras da Houaa CE - Waak In Review 9 - MOVIE: Abbott and ( 9 - Sunday at the King's 9 gan it a young man who Hvaa in a 9 - Riak/Matriaga 1 A M -. NORTH l-i»4t It was np to Eiast to do aiKe companies. H.B. Halicki, Mariata' QD-OddCoupla Costello Meet the Mummy' House aociaty whare no ona may Uva 9-SoHdOokl S K J Z something, and Eiast elected Mahon Busa, George Cole. 1974. past the age of 30. Michael Yoik, 2:15A.M. Rated PG. Bud and Lou slip into the crypt of S ) - Nawa/Spons/Waattiar 9 ** Sammy Davis Jr. Greater IS) - Naws/Spotts/Waathor 9 - SpoittCanter ▼ J S 4 to make the overbid of four Hartford Open Coverage of the Fsrrah Fawcett-Majors, Peter Us­ old King Tut and get chummy O - Bawitchad 9 - MOVIE: 'Tha NUsakuiaty- CS - CBS Nawa Nightwatch ♦ K6 < % M ir (39 • 30 Minutes final round is presented from tha tinov. 1976. 9 9 - MOVIE: 'Towering spades. His idea was to put with a mummy. Bud Abbott. Lou Infamo' Rescue teams try to A miaaionarv. returning from Af­ JIP 4AS762 ® - Davey/OoUath 1 8 - MOVIE: Fakan Angal' A Watharfiald Country Ckib, Wato- ® - Fastival of Faith pressure on South, and it Costello. Marie Windsor. 1955. save some party-goers who are rica, is put in charge of twan^- 9 - MOVIE: 'Joky* and Mr. Rogers' Neighbor­ Shaker Haighu Country Ckib. Richard Masur. 1982. 9 - Pallcufa: 'Vo BaHa oon lucky In promoting that which Is hood Men, kicked out of camp for mig­ - MOVIE: 'Objwthw D m PatM e' escapes and returns to M« m Erv- 4 J72 Now it was up to West. He d D - Robert Schuller QD Shaker Haights. OH. (60 min.) MAN-OH-MAM! C DON'T I e U E S S I ’D b e t t e r MEBBE I CAM SEE WELL, I'LL BE new. rant workers, gets invr^ed with Burma’ A company of paratroop­ 9 - Arthur Rubinstaln Playa cantada whera ha becomes em-. 4 - - - knew bis partner had spade 9 - Nuestra FamIBa “ Hogan's Harass 9 - Larson Sunday Night N1A TRY THAT ASAIN t r y AN* F IG U R E O LIT SOM ETHIN’ FROM TH' , D A N ^ D / LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) You d2) BMX Bicycle Motocross ths mistress of the camp boss. ers invade Burma to out an 9 tha Emparor Conearto broiled in a war between two « » - Sacrifice of the Maos wiff ANYTIME SOOl ' W H E R E I a m : T O P t J F T H I S R IS E ! support and not much in the could be flattered today when from St. Louis. M O Coverage of Ryan O’Neal. Leigh Taylor- important Japanese post. Errol (& }-M O V IE : 'Stars and Stripes - MOVIE: 'Lova at Flrsy (B) - Prassnte gangs. Cameron Mitchel,' Vulnerable: East-West Young, James Daly. 1969 9 way of high cards. He had a you find you’re more popular the BMX Bicycle Motocross is (9 - World Tomorrow Flynn, William Princa, George To- Forever' Eventful years of John Bha' A vampira visits the big city G e o ^ s Reviere, Ethe( 11:30 P.M. Rojo. 1965 Dealer West minimum opening of bis own than you realize. Several presented from Gateway Park. 9 - Rex Humbard (6 ) - Sports America biM. 1945. Philip Souse's life tMtwean 1692 in tNs iightheariad spoof. George St. Louis. MO. (60 min.) end 1900. Clifton Webb, Debra Hamilton, Susan St. Jamas, Ri­ CE-CB S Nows O - Sports Probe West North East Saath that included two aces. friends will be vying (or your 9 - Sesame Street (Closed 12:30 P.M. S ) - W M k In Ravtow Page, Robert Wagner. 1952 Should he double? He decid­ attention. Leo predictions lor d 9 * Sunday Cartoon Express chard Benjamin. 1979. Rated PG. CE - OsMld Susakind ® - Money Week 14 Paai 44 64 Captioned] CD - AH In tha Famky ed not to and just to pass. the year ahead are now ready. d 9 - Festival of Faith 2:30 P.M. 5:30 P.M. 9 “ Ounsmoka CE - LWaatylaa of tha Rich and Pate Pan Pan 10:15A.M. ( £ - I Lova Lucy Famous 2:45 A.M. North also passed. North Romance, career, luck, earn­ & - CNN Nows 3 $ - Ovar Hara/Mr. Praaklant ® - M O V I E : 'Smokay and tha (6 ) • Evening at Pops 'Pater, ings, travel and much more are S ) - Ccoidng/KWT (X ) - Maka H Raal MOVIE: 'Piudanca and (9 - MOVIE: 'Strange' i’i'il knew that he had a lot of HBO exposes the funnier side of BandR* A trucker and Ns stdek- Paul and Mary.' Ona of Amarica'a CE - @ ) - News/Sports/Weather Behevlor'A crazed murderer dto- stuff for the only one who discussed. Send $1 to Astro- 10:30A.M. • (9 - Auto Radng '83: White House politics. ick accept s chsNsnge to maka a most popular folk trioa performs the PW' A comedy of tha not lo (Q - Jintmy Swaggart round-trip journey of 1,800 milas soms of their bast-known hits. vary marry-go-round of uncon- turte the Kfe of a quiet coBaga had made no call other than Qraph, Box 489, Radio City NASCAR Champion Spark Plug 9 - Styla WHh Elsa Klansch to¥vn. Michaal Murphy, Louise C C - T V M a u in 28 hours. Burt Reynolds, (60 min.) trolsd b k ^ in the pM society. a pass, but he also knew that Station, N.Y. 10019. Be sure tu & - MOVIE: Charlie Chan and 400 from Brooldyn, Ml Fletcher, Dan Shor. 1981. Rated th^ Curse of the Dragon Queen' (C -O o H y l (B ) - WMd America 'BighomI' Jackie Gleason, SsHy Field. 1977. David Nhran, Deborah Karr, Judy Opening lead: 4A his partner might be making state your zodiac sign. Send an (S ) - Crossfire The seasonal traits of tha Rocky 8:30 P.M. R. Charlie Chan trails a maniacal San (D - Ttwt'l the Spktt Rated PG. Gaaaon. 1968. a desperate pre-empt additional $2 lor the NEW Francisco killer. Peter Ustinov, 9 9 - Meet the Press Mountain bighorn sheep are ex­ GD ® - Ona Day At A Tima a - J O Astro-Qraph Matchmaker 3 D - Pink PanttWT 8lw w amined. (R) ( 9 - Scholaatlc Sports Acad. QD - Honaymoonars 3:00A.M. against the enemy pre-empt. Angie Dickinson. Rated PG. 9 - Lawmakers Bob Morton rsalizss he may have e-zo 0 wheel and booklet. Reveals - N«wsmakar Sunday S ) - Nawamakar Sunday married the wrong woman wNis 9 - Inakto Buskioas 9 — BportsCoiiter E)ast had no problem. He - World Tomorrow 9 - F o to 41 3:00 P.M. By Oswald Jacoby passed. romantic compatibilities for all & - Electric Company I Q - Qraateat Sporte Laganda showing off Ns new bride. (R) 9 - Blow Out at BMy Bob'a 9 - ATP Tomiis ChampkNt- - Kenneth Copeland - MOVIE: 'The Secret of ( E - MOVIE: 'Tha Miaaouri aiid James Jacoby signs. 9 9 - WaN Street Journal 9 - MOVIE: 'Enter tha N l^ ' ahips Coverage of tba man's fk>- West opened the ace of ® •* Heritage Corner 9 ^ - Misa Del Domirtgo NIM H' A nxxise with four child­ Breaks' A free-lance lawman is o - Tony Brown's alounwl als is prasamsd from Ckickintti, VES, HAZEL, IT^S TR U E. HE THEV'RE THEV GIVE HIAA ^ THEV AL-SO GIVE > VIRQO (Aug. 23-Sapt. 22) Be 'Politics: New Black Power?' Con­ A Kung Fu warrior battlat againat diamonds, looked at dummy 9 - MOVIE: 'Runaway lstan(r ren seeks the aid of the myster­ hired by a Montana rancher to 9 - M uy Espadal: 'DanlaBa OH. (3 In ., 30 mki.l BERNARD WEARING WONPERFOJL. THEV RDI'SE. THEV GIVE HIM HEADACHES persistent In matters you wish 7:30 A.M. ious and intailigent rats of NIMH corral a horse thief and hia gang. clusion. Romo' odds to save a friend and d^end Here is a hand played in and thou^t for a long time. to bring to a conclusion today. Tw o youngsters escape and team Ns honor. Franco Naro, Susan 9 - Nowa/Sporte/Waathar U FTS IN HI5 6H 0E5. OVE HIM CDNRPENCE" HIM A65URANCE' FROM LOW-HANGING - Spread Little Sunshine to save her family. Animated. Marion Brando, Jack Nicholson, iS-OddCoupla the 1973 World Cnampion- Finally, West decidM that You’ll find clever ways to wrap CD to live by their wHs in Sydney. 9:00P.Ma Gaorga. 1982. TREE LIAABS Australia. ' Voices of Dom Dsluise. Osrek Ja­ Kathleen Uoyd. 1976 3:30 A.M. shlp. We are not going to South was void of spades and things up If you apply yourself. CD - Insif^ cobi. Peter Strauss. Rated G. 6:00 P.M. CD CD ~ Jaffaraona Florence O - MOVIE: 'Young Tom ® - MOVIE: 'Tha WoiM Of (S - Outar Umha 9 -C r o a a S r s name the East and West that East must have club LIBRA (Bopl. 23-Ocl. 23) You CD - Jack Van Impe Presents (Z) QD O ® - N a w a buys a hat that turns out to have Edtoon' Tha child Tom Edison la strength. West led his jack of Abbott And CoeteBo' Comedy 9 - Spotlight on Oovemment O - MOVIE: 'Lookar' A plastic 9 - M OVIE: 'Srimstons and players, but North and South are more suited for mental (21 - W .V. Grant - MOVIE: 'Laa MlaaraMaa' soms money hidden in it. (R) portrayed from the making of hia NgNights from eighteen of the surgeon investi^as tha myster­ CD Traacfa' A young con artiat has were the Branco brothers of clubs, and the ace of spades gymnastics than physical 1:00 P.M. A prison sscapas faces his free- C D - R ^ A B a n first inventions through t ^ time ( S ) -B i g Story most popular Abtett and Cos­ ious deaths of Ns patients. Albert •tranga ancoumsra with a Brasil. became another wastea ace. efforts today. You can delegate CD CD - Pan American Games dom with an urge for revenge un­ he saved a train from being ® - El Club 700 tello films. Narrated by Jack E. Finney. James Cobum. Susan (E 9 - MOVIE:'The big Rad wrecked. Mickey Rooney, Fay m iddl»Jata Engkah family. The bidding started out (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) the muscle tasks In ways which Leonard. 1965 Coverage of the IX Pan Americwi Day. 1981. Rated PG. til a bishop gives him the wealth One' A combat veteran leads his (Stt - Kingdom Living Games is presented from Cwa- he carifia to steal. Richard Jordan, Baintar. Gaorga Bancroft. 1940. Stkig, Danhokn Elliot. Joan Plo­ won’t offend others. 9 - Insight S ) - Nawa Update battalion of young soidisrs into wright. 1982. Rated R. (0 - Momingtown cas, Venezuela. (5 hrs.) Anthony Perkins. 1978 battis. Las Marvin, Mark Hsmil, S - Exchange SCORPIO (Ocl. 24-Nov. 22) (6 ) - Elsctric Company (B ) - Lao Buacagka Your ingenuity (or acquiring (X) - MOVIE: Dark Delueion' A ( £ - CBS Nawa Robert Carradina. 1980. 9 - MOVIE: 'The Judge and 3:45 A.M. 8:00 A.M. what you want and-or need Is 10:45 A.M. young doctor arrives in smai 3:15 P.M. ( 9 - AHiad Hitchcock Hour C D - I t la Written aleke Wyler* A retired, eccentric 9 - M OVIE: 'Barbarosa' /kn CS - Barrio town as replacement s'kI reuses CROSSWORD remarkably keen today. In situ­ 9 - Jewish Ufe S ) - Msdta Watch judge Nt m an ax-con to help run a agkig bandh-haro bafrianda a - Jirnniv Swaggart to sig|n papers committing a girl ( 9 1 -MOVIE: To BaAimotaicad (fl) - Mam oriaa with Layvranca detective agency from hw for- ations where you’re strongly CS) WaBc farm boy on tha run. WMa Naf- QD - Cotifluanc. 11:00 A.M. to an insane asylum. Lionel Barry­ 3:30 P.M. S ) - Nawa/Sporta/Waathar ueaalika homo. Bette Devia. aon, Gary Busay. Rated PG. motivated, the sky Is the limit. more, James Craig, Jayne Mea­ 9 - Auto Radng'83: Formula Doug McClure, Joan Van Ark. £ A C R O S S 65 Type of jolte Answer to Previous Puzzle SAQITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Doc. Q D - Calabratloii/Eiicliariat d D - Jany Fahwak 02 - Woman's Tannia: 1983 19 - MOVIE: Tha Hanging dows. 1947. I Austrian Grand Prix from 4:00 A.M. 66 Ssccliarine 21) Your leadership qualities Player's ChaHsnga Canadian Tree' A frontier doctor, with a sa* J 1 F F y I IJ 1 1 B E 8 ( C - Tarty Cola-Whittakar QD - latuaa '83 Zaltwag. Auatria 9 - AiiatraNan Rulaa FootbaB 1 Spread to dry 67 Mra. Nixon (C - MOVIE: 'Ufaboat' OpM - Singlet and Poublas erst past, nurses a bNnid girl back 11:45 P.M. E R O D E 8| 8|0 M A L 1 will surge to the surface today d ) - Maka PMca With Natun Survivors of a freighter, sunk by a to health. Gary Cooper. Maria » - H o l Spots Tonight's pro­ 4 Wind ® - Fradarldi K. Prlea Finals Coverage of the Singlet 9 - Nsvra Update E R R A TlAl c Iy P H E R upon the least provocation. German U-Boat, must resort to a Schell, Karl Malden. 1959. gram features 'Transistor' from CE - MOVIE: 'Shock Trauma' instrument ® - SportsCantar Q D - NFL Pra-Saaaon FootbaH: and Doublas Finals is presented ^ o P T O F DOWN fl U M ■ T| Am A V E You’ll automatically assume BaMmora vs. Naw York Giants kfebost along with the U-Boat's from York Univarsity. Toronto, ths Echo Ckib, Sen Frsndsco, 12:00 A.M. 4:15 A.M. 9 Bavaraga control when you see others O - MOVIE: 'Smokay and tha Nazi Captain. Tallulah Bankhead, CA: (60 min.) 8. P E D I e I rH 0 M E N 9 - Consumar Raports Consu­ OT. (3 hrs.) 9 - Snask Praviavys Co-hosts 9-M sdte Watch 12 Evanii.g 1 River in RjE P A W8V0T. Bandit' A trucker and his sidek­ John Hodiak, WiNiam Beridix. Neal 6rt>lsr and Jemey Lyons CE - M OVIE: 'Th e loaman IMpo^Tf^> WHI^KeY— T R O pH NJ mer Reports answers key ques­ 9 - Big Story 9 - Amarica's Top Tan Comath' Thia drama, sat in a (poet) England CAPRICORN (Dac. 22-Jan. IB) ick accept a chatlenM to make a 1944. take a look at some films that plsy 4:30A.M. T E N E V E tions about everyday products. -Maws Update Naw Yotfc saloon ki 1912, con- 13 Scans of 2 Plat round-trip journey of 1,800 miles 4:00 P.M. for a week and then quickly (fi- 9 9 - Abbott and CoataBo T EE IdI I N This Is one of those days when in 28 hours. Burt Reyrtdds, O - Profaaaional WroatUng dD “ Honsymoonors cama tha ralationahips between we 5 HIPPPD I T action 3 Taka out E E 8 8 It will prove wise to pay heed to d ) - Major Lsoguo Basofaak: sappear. 9 - Maatetplaca Theatre 9 -B ig Story 8 C E m HT Jackie Gleason, Sally Field. 1977. ® ) - Nmn Updat. 9 - IncrscHblo HuHt 'Flame Trees of Thiks.* Ths the msmban of a group of drunks 14 Hootiar stats (abbr.) E D \rm R M 8 your hunches. Any Intuitive Now V«k MM at San " Nuestra Amarlca O W Rated PG. 9 - Nsws/Sports/Wsathar 9 Grams meet their new neighbors. waiting for the arrival of a akjai - 9 - MOVIE: 'RealOtoiy' After (abbr.) 4 Prayer 1 D ■ 1 M O E flashes you get are apt to be ( S - Memories with Lawrartca Francisoo msn on his annual binga Lea Mar­ TO $ C o rt^ N J> A N D R loH O - Popeye ar>d Woody 9 - O H O Final Round (R) (60 min.) (Closed Captioned] the Spaniah-Americart War, an 16 Snaltalilts fith |8 H W 1 K E a ^ . ^ i i r A t o Walk 9 - Tarzan vin, Frodric March, Robert Ryan, 5 Ganui of A P E q E 0 9 - Voica irf Faith - MOVIE: 'Oopa In 80 army doctor conquers tha plague, 16 Inhabitants of T E N 8 OR U O L E D ® - News/Sports/Weather & - Super soccer 9 - Prosants 9 9 - Tomorrow's Music Today 1973. then begins the aelf-govenmn| macaws AQUARIUS (Jon. 20-Fab. 19) O - MOVIE: 'Bogia' Humphray Saoonda' A young man finds car THEY IT Danmaik 6 Buddhlam E D Q E D| ID O E R 8 Try to avail yourself of situa­ a - Robert SchuHer 9 • Fentastico Animel - Entartainmsnt This Weak Bogan attempts to baianca hia 9 - Strsote of Son Franclaoo of tho PhBippInte. Gary Cooper, 9 Uieft more exhilarating and kicra- 9:15P.M. 17 School organi­ type tions today In which you’ll have O (6 ) - Sesame Street [Closed tough-guy screen image with his ttva than investigating for insur­ David Nivan, Andrea Laade. 48 Clergyman'i - Adelarrte 9 - How To W ith Pata 9 - Fisaman Raporis 9 - Woman's Tamila: 1983 1839. zation (abbr.) 7 Individual 26 Misfortune an opportunity to meet new Captioned] gentler off-screen personality. ance companies. H.B. Halicki, Ployat's ChaBsngs Canadten □ □ □ □ 18 Big pama in 27 English count degree - ConversetkMi With... (B ) - Firing Lina 9 - Maatetplaca Thaatra eHntviaA.iM..Ti.n,« u.xrM iTMOx T h AWS 8-XO 8 Water balsa people, from different walks of ® - El Ministerio de Jimmy Kevin O'Connor. K a th ^ Hsrrold. Marion Busa, Georgs Cole. 1974. O p m - SInglaa and Doubfas 4:45 A.M. golf 29 Tooth of a 49 Hang on to @ - Survival Special Balloon 'Flams Traa* of Thika.' Tha i 9 Tilts life and with dissimilar Ideas. Swaggart Presenta 1:30 P.M. 1980. Rated PG. Finals Covaraga of tha Singlea 20 Engliih derby Safari.' Wildlife cinematogra­ Grantc mast their naw naighbora. 9 - MOVIE: 'Strange 10 Inside (pref.) gear wheel 50 Alautisn PISCES (Fob. 20-Msrcli 20) 9 - Oral Roberts and You Q D - This Waak In Baaabak S ) - Nawa Update 9 - Staraky and Hutch and Doubles Finals is prasamsd town phers Alan and Joan Root teH the (R) (60 mm.) [Cloaad Captkmadl 11 Paradise 31 Singer island Vital goals will not elude you AFI Showcaas from York UnIvarsity, Toronto, 22 Small bird 9 - Dr. James Kennedy story of their flight over Africa's S ) - Monay Waak @ - 6:30 P.M. OT. (3 hrs l dweller Fitzgerald 51 Read today if you concentrate fully 9:30 P.M. i Ve n m s pelt kou mbr%a bit 24 M ao_____ Religion Sarengeti Plain. (R) (60 min.) 1 8 - National Qsogiaphle 32 Recedes 53 Far down on the situation at hand. You - Numaro Uno 'Eddy CE-CBS Nawa QD CE - Nawhart Dick raaiizea tuni 19 Thera ® -L a tln o e Merckx.' Tonight's program pro­ Special 'Bom of Fire.* 'The mod­ 9 - 0 . Dryrdria's BasabaB 21 Folkainger 33 Poet Ogden 54 Jans Austen have the necessary brainpower 11:15 A.M. em science of plate tectonics is QD 9 - Nawa hit dream whan ha and hia wife 26 Golfing aid files Belgium's champim cyclist. title to do whatever Is needed. 8:30 A.M. ® - Health Weak examined. (R) (60 min.) (Ciossd - ABC Nawa taka over an old Varmom inn. |R| * 28 Infamous Seagar (R) (E 9 9 - Nowa/Sporte/Wsalhar 38 Slangy 55 Oxide of iron ARIES (March 21-April 19) In CD ~ Portuguese Around Us Captioned] (E - Worid Tomanow PAP SAIP Hfe Marquis 23 Eaatam 11:30 A.M. 9 - VIsItando las EstraHas En- (E - CN N HaadHna Nawa 9 - MOVIE; 'Haartechaa' Tw o philosophy affirmative 58 Compata social situations today It would - Eighth Dey ChlquHladas Progrsma de 9 - Ovar Hara/Mr. Praaklant da — CD C D - Face tha Nation trsvistas informalss as dssarrol- 02 - Play Your Baat QoH Thia women search for tha ideal man. \NAHTEP A CHAIN 24 Fear 40 Shoulder point be wise to avoid volatile topics Ian an casa de los artistaa. Hector variedades prasantarKk) al tel- HBO expoaaa tha funnier side of 30 Adolescent CD * Day of Discovery show laaturaa 'Mid and Short Maqrot Kidder, Annie Potts, Rob­ SAW— S O I MADE 25 Group of ornament 59 Exploit such as religion and politics. If C D 9 - This Week with David Carrillo. anto jovan. Irorw.' Whits Houaa poktict. ert Carradioe. Rated R. 34 Spacewalk 9 - Bugs Bunny ft Friertds Brinkley 46 Sweeps yard 60 Street (Fr.) friends bring them up. change > SportsWofId TodM 's pro­ 9 - America Walks HIMOHE. fO a . (abbr.) psrtont 9 - MOVIE: 'Thoroughly 9 9 - Inakla Suakwaa IS - The AtMetee I the subject. 9 - Crossfire GD - Rex Humbard gram features the Surnmar HKa BIRTHPAY* 35 Cultivator Modem MWla* Tw o young 9 - TesSmoiilo da una Eapoaa 1 2 3 4 0 0 7 0 0 10 11 TAURUS (April 20-May 20) 9 - MOVIE: 'Journey Out of 9 - Fraggla Rock Visit the come to New York to realize their National Drag Races, and Survival 12:30 A.M. 36 island of axils DeHiness' A yourtg constable of tha Fittest. (60 min.) 9 - W a « St. Journal Rap. 37 Etharaat When confronted by challenge world of Fraggla Rock underneath ambitions: one to be an actress, 9 - MOVIE: 'Night Shift' A 12 13 14 sfKl Ns guide search for an Abori- the basement of an eccemric in­ the other to be a stanographar O - MOVIE: 'Bnaking Avmy' 10:00 P.M. 38 Concerning (2 today, you’ll be extremely 7:00 P.M. mikf-mannared suparviaor luna a resourceful In overcoming girte tribesman wanted for mur­ ventor. and marry tha boss. JiAe An­ Four teensgars chalengs locN wds. , Lat,IS 10 17 der. (E CE-eOMInutea CE CE - Trapper .Mui, M.D. cal girl ring from tha city morgue. obstacles. If nothing exciting 9 - MOVIE: 'No Holda Barrod' drews. Mivy Tyiar Moore, Carol collage boys to an imponsnt bi­ Cupid Invades tha hospital. (HI Henry Winkler, Shollsy Long, ML abbr.) 9 - Robert Schuller: The Hour The Bowery Boys turn to wres­ Channing. 1967. cycle race. Dennis Cnristopbsr. QD 9 - RIplay'a BaSava H or (60 mki.l chosl Ksaton. Rond R. 41 Pounds (abbr.) 18 10 20 21 develops you’re apt to just of Power (Closed Captiorted] tling whan one of tha gang devel­ DanNs Qusid, Barbara BWrls. Nod Tonight's program faatuna 42 Young lady coast. 2:00 P.M. - Nawa 9 ■ 1 1 ops magic powers which canvas 1979. Rated PG. volcanoea, bunarfliaa, Spanish CE (Fr., abbr.) 22 QEMIW (May 21-Juna 20) Try 9 > MOVIE: 'Sergeant (B ) - Major Laagua Baaabak: Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club an oppor.ant. The Bowery Boys, 0-M O V IE: 'Sw M Charity' A lovars who apparently died of (E 9 - Jim m y Swaggart 43 Casts 1 to take everything In stride Leo Gorcey. 1952. CsHfomia at Naw York Yenfcaaa dance hal hostess has ths p ^ - haartbraak and rohou. |R) (60 LIKE TONieHT; THE/RE BUT I DON'T THINK MY 28 20 20 20 30 31 32 33 today, even unusual happen­ Band' A rock and rolt band mki.l W^RE 6TBTTINet-TmTNBM 44 Cinder comes to the rescue of a town 9 - Sports Waakand Review 9 * A TP Tannia Champion­ arbisl heart of gold. ShMay Ma- SU 9 - Styls W ith Elaa Klanach CABLE CHANNEUANOTHB/ RUNNINQ "THE MOM WIU_ LET AAE STAY 45 Tributary 1 1 ings. For reasons difficult to 34 suffering from boredom. The Bee ships Covsrsgs of ths nien's fin­ cLaina, John McMartln, Ricardo ( E - Road to L A . - HBO Rock: Utils Rhrsr 47 Radiation explain, conditions will ad|ust 9 - Newsmakers als is prssantsd from Cincinnsti, 9 SHOW SOM E (5P^TAM3V1ES. M ARiXilS 05 EASE GPES U P TO WATCH IT. Gees, Peter Frampton. Rated PG. Montaiban. 1909. 9 - SpotteCanter Band In AustraEa This Australian 1 1 to your advantage. OH. (3 hre.. 30 min.) TO MSSiCALSCHOOur masaura 37 . 0 1978. 12:00 P.M. 9 > Evening at Pope rock group parforma from tha 9 - MOVIE: 'Rung Fu PROLONG T H E life ot (abbr.) 1 ■ CANCER (June 21-July 22) 9 - Jewish Harttaga G D - Face the State 9 - Sunday at tha King's Commandoa'John Liu. MaSminia Concert Hai. 48 Muth You can be remarkably adept House 42 (D - MOVIE: 'Paper lion' A 9 - Ouatlen Today's programs cut flowers In your IS2 Milk-organ today at juggling several proj­ 9:00 A.M. 4:15 P.M. 9 -N o w s Update 1 1 true story about the world of pro­ O - MOVIE: 'DaaparaM are 'Barwni & Rosa,' 'Journey home bv snipping 56 And so on 40 <• ects. To top It off, you perform CD - Up Front fessional foQtbaM which looks at Intruder* A young man faKs in f l) - HoMth Waak 9 - Powara of Matthew Star kno Thailand: Strangth of tha stems at on angle. This Matthew discovers ha can oom- (abbr. Let. 2 I 1 L. best under pressure. Wonderanta the pranks endured by a rookie love with a bssutifiH young Land' and 'Ths Humpback 48 83 84 88 CD- municsls,wlth anknils whan ha provides more stem wdt. ) 00 01 player and the locker room rituals woman in an isolstsd bssch 4:30 P.M. Whala: Surnmar, A Time for (D - Sunday Morning ^ksupiih^cfyfromBdolphln- surface to absorb the 57 Roughen ■ 1 ■ " performed in tNs spon. Several housa-but she is blind and ha is ® - HBO Rock: U M a Rhror Faadkig.' (2 hra.| 07 10 00 e t Some gadgets make yon ( D - PopI Ooee the Country water. Prolong the life 61 Large bird 80 80 profasaional players appear as an ssespad convict. Ntek Man- Band in Australia Thia Australian 9 - Naws/Spoftt/Woolhar wonder what on earth they Club cuso, Msg Foster, Clauds Akins. rock group parforma from tha - Evening at Pops of good, but unused k»0klN6F0RTS5 62 Greek latter themseivss. Alan Aids, Lauren 9 02 03 84 can be nsed (or — which In CD - Oral Roberts Hutton, Vinesnt Lombard. 1968 1883. MaNxMma Concert Hal. 9 - MOVIE;'Chorite Chan and Items In your home b y 63 Carry on 9 - Sofadad Saris dramatica. tha Cutaa of tha Dragon Quean' MS: probably the pnrpoae for IS ) - Evana and Nowak Libartsd Lamsrqua. 64 Printer's 08 00 87 (S) - Return To Planet Of Apes CD - Opportunity Knocks IS) - Nawa UpdaM Charia Chan trakt a maniacal San selling them for cosh f-2o P / W I N T _ e«iaMax.>r.ninwttafatnniL mtaaura |pl.) which they were cenitmct- 9 - Vic's Vacant Lot 'Progrem- Q D - Robert SchuHer: The Hour 9 9 - Mi^or Laagua 9 * M 0 V I E : 'Charfia Chan and 9 - Kslasy*s Son Francisco kWor. Patar Uttkwv, with a low-cost od In JO ed. mir>g for Children.' of Power (Closed Csptk>o#d| BasabaB: Toronto at Boston tha Curse of tha Dragon Quean* 9 “ Emorganey . Anqla Dickinsan. Rated PG. classified. PAMtt-VWAHTWDfi 10 MANCHESTER HERALD, Siilurdiiy. Aug. 20, 1983 MAN('H':.STKI{ IIKHALD. Saturday. Aug. 20. 1983 - 11 Man surrenders, Fire at home faces 25 charges Connecticut A Hartford man turned himself not like arson In Brief People in to Manchester police Friday FOCUS/ after learning there was a warrant Powers’ sentence reduced for his arrest on 25charges, among at synagogues them multiple counts of criminal HARTFORD — A Superior Court judge hag impersonation and forgery, police reduced the amount of time former Transporta­ She voted for Warren Harding said Friday. WEST HARTFORD (UPI) — Unlike arson fires in tion Commissioner Arthur B. Powers must Robert Liegl, 29, of 63 Crescent two synagogues, an accelerant was used to set fire to devote to community service for his conviction on A ndy St., Hartford, is accused of passing the home of Rabbi Solomon Knipka, West Hartford two criminal counts, officials said Friday. bad prescriptions — at least one at police said Friday. Judge Walter R. Budney reduced the sentence IRooney Arthur’s Drug Store on Main St. — But police believe there is a strong possibility the of 1,2M hours of community service to 750 hours, and forging banks slips to with­ ruling on a motion by defense lawyer Timothy C. same person started the three fires, said Assistant Syndicated Happy 100, Jessie draw money from other people’s Police Chief Craig Carucci. Four suspects are under Moynahan that the original sentence was accounts, police said. investigation. excessive. Columnist Liegl was being held Friday "That’s one of the strong theories we’re working Budney had sentenced Powers to the commun­ night at the police lockup on East on,’’ said Carucci. ity service, a $1,500 fine and a two-year suspended By Barbara Richmond prison term and two years probation in May after A!j her face. Miss Hayford was a planned to take a complete Middle Turnpike pending presen­ ‘*k \ 'The Young Israel of West Hartford Synagogue was Herald Reporter tation Monday in Manchester the first hit. The Aug. 11 fire caused extensivedamage the former commissioner pleaded guilty in a plea maverick in the business business course but was told Superior Court. to the sanctuary, prayer books and religious articles. bargain. She’s seen the “ boomer” world, back when it was that that branch of the college Rabbi Knipka said his congregation would rebuild, In pleading guilty to two counts of second- Beers practically unheard of for would be closing in six with Gov. William O’Neill as honorary chairman of degree hindering prosecution. Powers ended his wagons ride across Indian the fund-raising committee. trial on more serious corruption counts, including territory out West — and women to be in business — to months. Another fire Monday caused similar damage to the allegations that he took a $1,000 bribe from an she’s seen a man walk on the say nothing of being in ’They said I could take a Fire Calls s . • < * Emanuel Synagogue, whose spiritual leader is Rabbi architect who wanted state contracts. at lunch moon. business for themselves. stenography course if I could Gerald Zelermyer. A fire set in the library early Powers was arrested as a result of a one-man Manchester She had her own brokerage Tuesday caused extensive dam age to Krupka’s home. grand jury investigation into alleged corruption And on Monday Jessamine finish in six months. I did,” Thursday* 3:30 p.m. — heat detector firm in Boston. "When I look malfunction* 291 Adams St. (Eighth Zelermyer’s home may have been the next target. A in the Department of Transportation. '2 1 Hayford of 66 Cushman Drive she says with pride. District) masked prowler was spotted by a se<;urity guard no good will mark her first 100 years. back I think I had a lot of Unable to find a suitable job Thursday* 4;44 p.m. — structure fire* 586HHIiard St. (Eighth District) outside the rabbi’s home early Thursday. He fled O’Neill chooses five Judges Her friends at Second Con­ nerve, no other woman had a in Maine, she went to Boston Thursday* 5:58 p.m. — stove fire. 22 when the rabbi yelled. brokerage office of her own.” Scott Drive (Eighth District) Police continued their search Friday for the HARTFORD — Gov. William O’Neill Friday Water is the drink of last resort gregational Church plan a where an aunt and uncle Thursday* 6:02 p.m. — standby to w she says. assist District. (Town) prowler. announced his intention to nominate five in America. People don’t turn on party for her on Sunday. lived. After many trials and Thursday* 9:15 p.m. — service coll* 6 A” Tests found no evidence accelerants were used in attorneys to fill vacant judgeships in the state’s the tap and draw themselves a She came to Manchester She says she never married tribulations, she was offered Trotter St. (Town) the synagogues, although police say the fires are trial court system. Thursday* 9:22 p.m. — medical call* glass of water unless the refrigera­ because she was too busy a temporary job in a market “definitely” the result of arson. from Wethersfield less than a 262 Spencer St. (Town and The five attorneys would fill vacancies created tor is empty of something more taking care of her mother and Paramedics) Police say they don’t know what sort of accelerant, year ago to live with Petra business in the famous Fa- when five Superior Court judges were named interesting. Thursday* 10:17p.m. — 147SpruceSt. usually a flammable liquid, was used in Krupka’s recently to the state's new Appellate Court. Shearer, a longtime family father. Her mother lived to be neuil Hall. Unfortunately, she (Town and Paramedics) One of the big decisions to make Friday. 1:28 a.m. — medical call* i home. O’Neill sent the^names to the Legislature’s friend. 101. Miss Hayford has a was stuck in the basement Main and Park streets (Paramedics) The synagogues were empty when the early Judiciary Committee, which can decide whether when you’re on vacation is what to younger sister in Maine — Friday* 1:55 a.m. — medical call* have to drink when you get thirsty. Miss Hayford doesn’t look and because of the dampness, Charter Oak Park* (Town and morning fires broke out. Six teenage summer camp to hold hearings to question the potential she’s just 98! Paramedics) counselors were staying at Krupka's house when his nominees-before the governor formally makes I know there are a few old- her age. Her face has surpris­ developed a lung problem. firidav* 4:42 a.m. — 599 Main St. library was gutted by the fire about 7 a.m. Monday. the nominations. fashioned people left who still i -A ingly few wrinkles, her hand­ The family went West in She was sent back to Maine (Paramedics) None were hurt. Friday* 9 a.m. — alarm, Center UPl photo The five lawyers to be nominated by O’Neill drink water but they’re as scarce shake is firmer than that of 1889. to recuperate. She soon be­ Congregational Church* (Town and The fires have drawn state and nationwide attention are; James F. Bingham of Stamford, John F. as Americans who eat unsliced “ We were there when the Paramedics) to the community. People have offered money, many younger people, and came bored and was on her Friday* 11:22 a.m. — medical call* Walsh of New Britain, Charles D. Gill of bread. sympathy and other help. Among them was there’s certainly nothing land opened in Oklahoma in way back to Boston in search Valley St. (Paramedics) Bridge-sitter Litchfield, Michael A. Mack of Somers and At lunchtime, when it’s been hot Frldoy* 12:06 p.m. — medical call* 15 entertainer Sammy Davis Jr., who attended a Thomas J. Sullivan of West Hartford. Indian territory. I was about all morning, I ’m often tempted to wrong with her memory. of another job. This time she Russell St. (Town and Paramedics) Thursday morning prayer service in the basement of rHi- 11 when we returned to Maine Friday* 1:15 p.m. — medical call* College students always find interesting ways to spend have a glass of cold beer with a She easily recalls the day was hired as a stenographer McDonalds, West Center St. their vacations, but few areas unique as Daryi Adams, 20, the Young Israel Synagogue. and I went to school there,” (Paramedics) “ I share your grief and your sorrow. When I saw the Smugglers go to Jail sandwich but I resist that because I she was made a voter. It was and she went to night classes Friday* 1:44 p.m. — alarm* Manches­ of Brockway, Pa. Daryi, who prefers the name Fred, is know how dull it makes me feel all she explains. to study bookkeeping. ter Memorial Hospitol (Town and destruction the fire did to your synagogue my Jewish BRIDGEPORT — Four Colombians arrested in 1919, the year women were trying to set a bridge-sitting record before resuming heart wept,” Davis was quoted as saying. afternoon. All I want to do is lie Paramedics) May on board a vessel smuggling as much as 30 given the right to vote. Next She dropped out of Bates Friday* 2:43p.m. — medical call* 140 “ I tell you from the bottom of my heart they can down and take a nap after a beer t Center St. (Paramedics) classes at Central College in McPherson, Kansas. He tons of marijuana into the United States have year she voted for Warren HER CAREER continued burn our synagogue, they can set fire to our Torahs, with lunch. College after one year. “ I Friday* 8:27 p.m. — medical call* pians to sit on Brockway’s Main Street Bridge for 264 been sentenced to jail terms after pleading guilty Harding for president. to expand. For her first job Manchester Twin Cinema* Burr they can torch our holy books, but they will never to drug charges. I ’m surprised at anyone who can found out .. . I would have to Corners (District and Paramedics) hours. destroy our spirit,” Davis said. The U.S. attorney’s office Friday said the four drink more than one bottle of beer “ I ’ve always voted Repub­ be a school teacher, and I she earned about $6 a week Davis is in the Hartford area for the Greater pleaded guilty Thursday to charges of possessing and amazed at anyone who can lican,” she says in her soft didn’t want to be.” she says. and later she was earning a Hartford Open, which carries his name. 1,133 bales of marijuana intending to importing big $20. She started her own Rewards totalling $35,000 have been offered for drink five. The singing commer­ voice. “ I guess the whole That’s about all a woman Obituaries the drug into the United States and to charges of cial about having more than one brokerage firm when the firm information on the fires. conspiring to possess marijuana aboard a vessel family has — my great­ could pursue in those days, leaves me cold because, while I Fundraising committees have been organized to subject to the jurisdiction of the United States. grandfather, my grandfather she explains. she had been working for was like the taste of good beer, one is ford; three stepchildren. Dale several nieces and nephews. repair and rebuild the synagogues, although both U.S. District Judge. Warren W. Eginton and my father.” sold and she didn’t want to plenty. Johnson of Miami, Fla., Neal Funeral services will be Satur­ congregations said the buildings will be used for the sentenced each of the four to one year and one day Herald photo bv Richmond work for the new owner. Jewish high holidays, beginning Sept. 8. I don’t think even one beer very AFTER BATES, she at­ Johnson of Windsor and Elaine day at 8:15 a.m. from the John F. in prison with a special probation term of three She tells how she bought Kingsbury of Coventry; and sev­ Tierney Funeral Home, 219 W. years. The special condition was that they not often because it’s my opinion that Jessamine Hayford of Cushman Drive looks at a birthday DETAILING her younger tended a business college in eral nieces and nephews. Center St., Manchester, followed re-enter the U.S. illegally or with illegal drugs. they spend too much money selling bouquet. She’ll be 100 on Monday. days brings a bright smile to Lewiston, Maine. She had Funeral arrangements are in­ by a mass of Christian burial at St. it and not enough money making it. complete. Burial will be in Roc­ James Church at 9 a.m. Burial will Pratt & Whitney Accord coujd end strike kledge, Fla. Memorial contribu­ be in St. James Cemetery. MOST SOFT DRINKS are too tions may be made to the N E W B R IT A IN — A tentative contract sweet. I like Coke better than Pepsi American Heart Association and Ruth (McKennay) Peacock works to clarify agreement was reached Friday between negotia­ but for almost no reason. It’s a the American Cancer Society. Ruth (McKenney) Peacock, 83, tors for Local 563 of the Sheet Metal Workers prejudice that goes back to my of 43 Harvard Road, Manchester, . Union and the Tuttle and Bailey Division of Profile Ellloll W. Knight youth and I wouldn’t wnat to be put wife of the late Henry Peacock, Clevepak Interpace Corp. Elliott W. Knight, 72, died Friday price information to a blindfold taste test. I used to died Wednesday at Manchester The proposed three-year contract could end a at Belfast Hospital in Belfast, Memorial Hospital. strike by 240 union members which began July 1. drink more Coke when it came in Maine. She was born in Auburn, Maine, Both sides said the three-year contract provides that great little hourglass-shaped Wilfred Rodriguez He was born Aug. 5, 1911, in EAST H ARTFO RD (U P I) — The Pratt & Whitney and had lived there all her life- wage increases but refuse to release details. bottle. Now the smallest thing you Manchester, the son of Burt L. and Division of United Technologies Corp. said Friday it is A g « :2 3 Favorite song: “Johnny B. Goode" before moving to Manchester four working with the government to clarify price Union President Arthur Pelkey said a ratifica­ seem to be able to buy is the Elsie M. (Elliott) Knight. years ago. She was a mem ter of tion vote was scheduled 2 p.m. Monday in New 12-ounce can. I can’t usually drink Addrasf: 473 E. Middle Turnpike Favorite novel: “Don Quixote" Before his retirement he was information on interchangeable parts with different the Stevens Mills Grange in order numbers. Britain with leaders recommending acceptance 12 ounces of Coke at one time and employed for many years by Auburn, Maine. Occupation: student, UConn Law Favorite store in Manchester: Bradlees Multiple listings with different prices for parts with of the contract. you can’t put an opened can back in Sandman Electric Co. in Brain­ She is survived by two daugh­ the same use were cited by a federal auditor as one the refrigerator so I often decide School, law clerk atthe Office of the Department Store / tree, Mass. He was a member of ters, Beverly Latimer of Hampton, the Belfast Harbor Committee and reason the government was paying more than it could against having one for that reason. Va., and Thelma Smith of Man­ for certain interchangeable spare parts for jet EB gets Navy contract State Attorney General Pet: Black mut named Chiquitin was actively interested in chester; 11 grandchildren; 6 great Ginger ale can be a good drink Edmund F. Dwyer engines. GROTON — The Navy has awarded Electric Favorite rostuarant in Manchastor: Papa Favorite spot in Manchester: photography. grandchildren; and several nieces but, like beer, it isn’t usually good “None, I "W e have not been as clear as we should have been Boat a $6.8 million contract to design and install a He is survived by a son, Robert and nephews. enough to make it worth the Joe’s in the identification of certain parts,” a P& W official vertical launch system to be used on a third don’t hang out” L. Knight of Falmouth, Mass.; two Funeral services were held Edmund Dwyer, said Thursday in an interview with The Hartford fast-attack submarine being built at EB. calories. Root beer and sarsapa­ Car: daughters, Brenda Albert of Med­ today from the Dillingham Fun­ Favorita food: Puerto Rican none Courant. The launch system, used for cruise missiies, rilla have all but succumed to the way, Mass., and Elizabeth Colley eral Home, 62 Spring St., Auburn, ex-police chief But the unidentified official insisted the firm did not will be used on the yet unnamed Los Angeles class advertising campaigns of the cola Favorite beverage: coffee Favorite color: tan of Plymouth, Mass.; two brothers, Maine. Burial was in Mt. Auburn Frank Knight of Manchester and deliberately overcharge the federal government. The submarine scheduled for launching in May of drinks. They have an old-fashioned Favorite hobby: Edmund F. Dwyer, 69, of 879 Cemetery in Auburn, Maine. Courant said. to socialize Last book read: “ Yearwood” by Paul James Knight of Glastonbury; a 1986. sound that gives them a little Levitt Parkway, Rockledge, Fla., sister, Mildred Lisk of Lakeside; In Memoriam Pratt & Whitney said certain engine parts are The original contract for the submarine did not stature but I don’t suppose Favorite sport: basketball Hazel a former Manchester policeman six grandchildren; and several In loving memory of my loving interchangeable. They are different parts, made by include the vertical launch system. and retired Vernon police chief, they’are made of anything much Roots for: Yankees and Mets Pet peeve: "When people assume nieces, nephews and cousins. mother Mary Ann Lenorsky who different manufacturers, but can be used for the same died Friday at Wuesthoff Hospital different from the colas. Memorial services will be Mon­ passed away August 20,1950. Gone function in an engine. What is your idea of a good vacation?: I’m a foreigner and that I don’t after a long illness. hut not forgotten by her daughter, Prices may vary because of the material used and Draftsmen leave area He was born in Manchester, day at 11 a m. at Rockcliffe M Y DR IN K is club soda. I keep a visiting family belong here” Funderal Home, 22 Church St., children, grandchildren, nieces the quantity purchased, the company said. GROTON — An exodus of hundreds of members attended local schools, and be­ big bottle of it in the refrigerator Belfast, Maine. Friends may make and nephews. May she rest in Pratt & Whitney said it has recommended for a of the Marine Draftsmen’s Association has begun Favorite way to relax: sleep and read Favorite TV show: “Square Pegs” came involved in police work at an and inasmuch as I ’m the only one donations to the American Cancer peace O Lord. number of years the government change its and as many as 700 of Electric Boat shipyard’s top early age. At the time of his The Kuligowski Family procedures to make it clearer to military parts buyers who drinks it, I mainline it right Preferred entertainment: concerts Best thing about Manchester: “The retirment in January 1974, he was Society or the First Church of draftsmen could be working outside the area by just what parts are interchangeable, along with their from the bottle. Some people can’t chief of police in Vernon, after Belfast, Belfast, Maine, 04915. In Memoriam September, union officials said Friday. Favorite antartainar: the Cuban singer facilities like a good education” prices. M D A leaders estimate up to 300 union members get started in the niorning before having served on both the Man­ Anna (Wlacek) Naczkowtkl In loving memory of our dear The company said it is working with the already have taken other jobs. they have a cup of coffee or a Celia Cruz Worst thing about Manchester: “The chester and Vernon police Anna (Wiacek) Naczkowski, 90, mother, Mrs. Julia Fidler, who government to improve those procedures. "This is a significant talent drain,” MDA cigarette. A swallow of club soda is departments. of 257 School St., Manchester, wife passed away August 21st, 1966. Favorita actor and actress: Eddie difficutly of getting around town In its statement Friday, Pratt & Whitney also said president E. Roy Colville said Friday. “I talked to A member of Rockville Lodge of of the late Joseph Nazkowski, died my starter. published references to "pricing flaws” and “exces­ one guy who’s worked at EB for 25 years as a Murphy and Sophia Loren without a c ar” Elks, he also belonged to the 100 Friday at the Rockville Memorial This day we do remember, sive costs” were unwarranted. The success of Perrier, the liaison on design plans on the waterfront, and he’s Club and several other local Nursing Home. A loving thought we give. French club soda, in this country is “ All prices are based on negotiation with and audits thinking of leaving the area for good. Tjiis is the societies. He was a member of the She was born in Poland and has For one no longer with us. by the government to ensure that prices are one of the darnedest business Capitol Region Council of Govern­ But in our hearts still lives. situation the company is creating in prolonging lived in Manchester for the past 70 appropriate, fair and reasonable,” the company said. the strike.” stories I’ve ever heard. Who would ments and the Interstate Police years. She was employed at the Pratt & Whitney said its military spare parts price have had the nerve to think they Association. ^^_Dauehtei2j^nne_an^ulj^ Electric Boat declined to comment on the Cheney Mills as a warper. increases over the last five years have been below the could bring plain carbonated wa­ He was affiliated with various matter Friday. She is survived by four sons, (n Memoriam""^” ' ^ industry-wide rate of increase. ter from France to the United chiefs of police associations, George Nazkowski of Manchester, In loving memory of our mother "Over the last five years, Pratt & Whitney’s States in green bottles and sell among them the Internationai, the Mathew Nazkowski of Salt Lake and grandmother, Mary McCann, cumulative price increases on military parts Friendship can be a prickiy thing great amounts of it to Americans Connecticut hnd the New England City, Utah, and Bruno and John who passed away August 21st, 1961. amounted to 60 percent, or 10.1 percent on an average associations. Nazkowski, both of California; annual basis. DDSs. DMDs, DCs, DVMs, JDs, MDs for almost a dollar a bottle? I mean He is survived by his wife, Claire three daughters from Manchester, Gone is a beautiful smile, the "This is better than the industry-wide rate of after all, it is only water. I feel Monique, 4, almost 5, proudly sliowed me Die (Fairbanks) Dwyer; two sons, Mrs. Sophia Walach, Mrs. Wanda warm touch of her hand, the sound inflation of 72 percent, or 11.5 percent annually,” the Welcome Wagon offers discreet advemsmg' foolish saying so but I’ve been palms of her hands this week. Richard Dwyer of Camden, Maine, Kaminski and Mrs. Ann Pagani; of her voice. But in our hearts and to professionals in the medical, dental, drinking it, too. company said. "The prickles are almost gone. See?” my niece and Joel Dwyer of Anchorage, two brothers, Joseph Wiacek of thoughts memories will always health-care, legal and animal-care fields. Pricing problems were the topic of a report by In many states now deposits are said. Alaska; two sisters, Helene Fitzge­ East Hartford and Frank Wiacek remain. Thomas W. Potter, a federal auditor at P iW ’s East Our service effectively reaches individuals required on the bottles and cans In rald of Manchester and Rita Prickles, for the uninitiated, are a new type of of Woodbridge; one sister, Tekla Hartford plant. The report, dated June 22, is not a in the privacy of their homes and is in the drinks come in. (For some Dwyer of Rocky Hili; a brother, Karaban of Poland; 21 grandchild­ Always remembered by puncture wound suffered by kids ages 4 to 11. public document but was leaked to the press by the keeping with the dignity of your profession. reason they don’t include things Focus Raymond J. Dwyer of East Hart­ ren; 13 great-grandchildren; and Her Children and Grandchildren Project on Military Procurement, a private, non­ They are inflicted by pins, held in tiny hands, Pleasd have your office telephone me if like ketchup bottles.) The theory is profit organization in Washington, The Courant said. trying to fit tiny beads onto tiny safety pins. Adele Angle you’d like to discuss our unique program. that people won’t throw them along In the report quoted by The Courant, Potter said All in the name of friendship, of course. Focus Editor the side of the highway or on your government procurement officers cannot always look C all Sua Chances are if you don’t know anyone under four Bolton appointment rapped at the price list and determine the part they need is 643-9632 \0A front lawn if the bottles are feet tall, you have never even heard of friendship interchangeable with another lower-priced part. valuable. I have a friend who’s a pins. soft drink snob. She thinks Perrier By Sarah Passell .) You have probably never experienced the Frank G. Rossi, a Planning “ It wasn’t really in your hands,” ought to be exempt from the bottle RECEIVING friendship pins is one thing. Making Herald Reporter Commission alternate who regu­ exquisite pleasure of having one thrust into your protested Rossi. " I wholeheart­ laws because she doesn’t believe them is another. larly attends commission meet­ edly support Mike,” he added. hands by an excited 4-year-old who is wearing seven ATTENTtON anyone who’d have the class to Monique’s father is her friendship-pin supplier. He BOLTON — A member of the ings, said Friday at the town Democratic chairman Aloysius of them on her sneakers. brings them home to her at night in little packages of Democratic Town Committee pro­ drink Perrier would be so crude as committee’s regular meeting he Ahearn said he understood it was Nor do you know that a friendship pin with four loose beads and safety pins. They cost him $3. Kevin tested Friday night that the town was confused how the Planning protocol for the commission to Kmart SHOPPERS to throw the bottles out the car NATIVE PEACHES green beads on it means something radically says, at this rate, Monique will probably go through Planning Commission filled a Commission could properly act accept the party’s suggestion. He window. different from a friendship pin with four red beads on about $6,000 worth of friendship pins by the lime vacancy in its ranks before the before the committee formally said it is not mandated by town What to have for a cold drink on a it. Democrats had a chance to recom­ submitted a name. Even before the charter. MURA MP 800/801 cordless extension & hot summer’s day is the kind of she’s 16, mend their own candidate. Planning Commission met, the Ryba denied telling Gorton that phone advertised at 178.88 on page 1 of problem I like to deal with when Not that Kevin minds, of course. Michael Zizka, himself a our Aug. 21 ad is not avaliable due to MONIQUE KNOWS, of course. She can talk nomination of a replacement was the commission had to appoint C U P P FAVORITE PEA^S I ’m on vacation. He wears a three-piece suit to work every day. He member of the Democratic com­ set for Friday night’s Democratic Zizka. manufacturei's technical production friendship pins with you for hours. Of course, she also wears his daughter’s friendship pins in the laces mittee and the Conservation Com­ meeting. Zizka said he understood that 30 difficuities. Rainchecks will be issued won’t look directly at you when'she’s speaking. of his shoes. mission, was appointed to the First Selectman and fellow De­ days wiii pass before the Pianning and will be redeemed as soon as these That’s because she has her face pressed close to a Of course, friendship doesn't necessarily last Planning Commission Wednesday mocrat Henry P. Ryba explained Commission meets again. Thus, he telephones are in stock. I Writers paper plate, a paper plate with dozens of tiny colored forever. night to replace fellow committee said, it would not have had a (Open 7 days A Week) that he had urged Planning Com­ wanted beads rolling around on it. The paper plate is Last week Monique had a real battle with her member Samuel H. Teller, who mission Chairman Robert E. Gor­ chance to act on the Democrats’ I I Monique’s mother’s idea. The plate keeps the beads father. resigned earlier this month to ton to consider Zizka for the recommendation. We regret any inconvenience that this Do you have a recollection of from rolling all over tbe floor. become town attorney. Replace­ vacancy. He said the party has Zizka practices law in Hartford. ’ may have caused our customers. To show now completely pul out with him she was, early Manchester? Put your ments to many town boards and thirty days to submit its recom­ From 1977 to 1982 he was an Now, do not assume that you can simply pin a APARO'S ORCHARD'S thoughts down on a piece of paper she sneaked into his bedroom and confiscated all the commissions must come from the mendation. After that, said Ryba, . environmental analyst with the Herald photo bv Pinto friendship pin on any old lapel, should ypu receive and submit to Adele Angle, Herald friendship pins off his shoes. party with which the departing the Board of Selectmen may state Department of Environmen­ 3384 mMON AVE. one, ^ Focus Editor. We’ll pay you $5 for This is a genuine friendship pin made by a genuine She and her father made up that evening. member is affiliated. recommend. tal Protection. There is only one place friendship pins properly - OUirONBMlY* CONN. your trouble if yours is printed. 4-year-old. Miraculously, the friendship pins returned when belong. On sneakers. Between the laces. he wasn't looking. 18 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. Aug. 20. 1983 MANCH'CSTER HERALD. Saturday, Aug. 20, 1983 - 13 Advice i b*? Boyfriend showing interest ^ in attractive younger woman

DEAR ABBY: It's think that’s the reason. never too late to ask for I have not changed the advice. I ’m a 61-year-old amount of food I eat, only widow who’s very much in the time I eat. My wife love with a wondCrfui says it makes no differ­ 63-year-old man. I would Dear Abby ence when you eat, that like to get married, but weight gain is a matter of he’s divorced and is Abigail Van Buren metabolism and how soured on marriage, so much you eat and I ’m willing to accept him exercise. on his terms. I say she should serve We’ve been iiving to­ dinner earlier. She says I gether for four years (in should get more exercise iny home), and although by his luncheon dates. If Ur am 1 already too old? and eat less. Please settle he’s fairly well-to-do, I he loves you, he’ll stop TIRED OF WAITING this. ask only that he pay half dating. If he refuses to CHUBBY HUBBY the food expenses. We stop, you’ve already lost DEAR TIRED: Since IN L A. both love to travel and him. Then the choice is it’s obvious that your DEAR CHUBBY: It have taken some wonder­ yours: Put up with the marriage has lasted, doesn’t matter when you ful trips together. (We dating or tell him to walk. you’d better have a heart- eat. Weight gain is caused share travel expenses.) to-heart talk with your by consuming more calo­ Now the problem: He DEAR ABBY: I was 27 husband and find out if - ries than you burn. But says he loves me, but when I married “ John.” there’s another reason what does matter is that lately he’s been taking an He was 33. We decided not he’s stalling. In the mean­ your wife serves dinner attractive 40-year-old to start a family until we time, your biological too late for your taste, so woman to lunch quite were sure our marriage clock is running out. See while you’re still new­ regularly. I object to this would last. (We had lived your gynecologist and lyweds, agree to a com­ t L. and he can’t understand together three years be­ take his advice. promise that’s palatable why. He says she is just a fore we married.) for both of you. Mrs. Christopher D. Mitiguy Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Brown Jr. Mrs. Trent M. Colford Mrs. Dennis F. Lefebvre “ friend” whose company To make a long story DEAR ABBY: My wife he enjoys, but I think short, I am now 43, and of one year has always DEAR ABBY: Why do there’s more to it. How John is still reluctant to been in the habit of eating lovers close their eyes MItiguy-Foley Brown-Hopkins should I handle this? I start a family! I know that dinner late, so she serves when they kiss? Simple. Colford-Sheldon Lefebvre-Mandeville don’t want to lose him. women have had babies in dinner anywhere between To shut out everything INSECURE their middle and late 40s, 8:30 p.m. and 11 p.m. else but each other. When but I also know that the I have heard that eating Mary Jeanne Foley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Carla Valerie Novaes Hopkins, of San Jose, Calif., Cynthia Marie Sheldon of West Warwick. R.I., Frances A. Mandeville of Pawtucket, R.I„> your eyes are closed, all DEAR INSECURE: chances for having a late and going to bed on a S. Foley of 52 Trebbe Drive, and Christopher David daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Buddy Hopkins of Orlando, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Sheldon of Palm daughter of Mrs. Irma Mandeville of 304 Porter St..' - your other senses take Couples who live together healthy, normal baby are full stomach causes a Mitiguy, son of Mr. and Mrs. David E. Mitiguy of Fla., and Robert James Brown Jr., also of Jan Jose, Beach Gardens, Fla., formerly of Hollister Street, and Dennis F. Lefebvre, son of Mrs. Henry Lefebvrer ■ over and let you enjoy that and "lo ve " each other do reduced as the mother’s person to become fat. We Burlin^on, Vt., were married Aug. 13 at Church of the son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Brown Sr. of 70 McDivitt Manchester, and Trent Matthew Colfordi son of Mr. of Seekonk, Mass., and the late Henry Lefebvre, were kiss "to the max’! Sign me not date others. Tell him age advances. How much have both gained weight Assumption. Drive, were married July 9 at St. Mary’s Episcopal and Mrs. Robert Colford of West Warwick, were married Aug. 13 in Emanmuel Lutheran Church. A NIFTY FIFTY that you feel threatened longer is it safe to wait? since we got married and 1 The Rev. Louis Cremonie, chaplin of St. Francis Church. married Aug. 13 at South United Methodist Church. The Rev. Dale H. Gustafson perfonned the double IN SIOUX CITY, IOWA Hospital and Medical Center, officiated at the mass ring ceremony. The bride was given in marriage by and double ring ceremony. Harry Carr of Manchester The Rev. Frederick P. Moser of St. Mary’s, performed the double ring ceremony. Enid Sodegren The Rev. Gerald B. Kinney, uncle of the groom, of her Godfather, Bruno DelBon of Avon. was organist and Conrad Flynn of Essex Junction, Wall, N.J., officiated at the double ring ceremony. Marie Mandeville of Coral Gables, Fla., sister of the h ttr Vt., was soloist. The bride was given in marriage by was organist. Soloists were Diana Gentile of South V, Windsor and Celeste Hopkins of Orlando, Fla. The James McKay was organist and Richard S. Hopitin: brida, was maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Karen her parents. and Rebecca Hopkins were soioists. Trieschmann of Manchester, Joann Arruda of . Total avoidance only cure bride was given in m.arriage by her father. Teresa Foley of Manchester, sister of the bride, was Glastonbury, and Susan Lucek of Manchester. maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Jeanne Mitiguy and Julie Hopkins of Orlando, sister of the bVide, was Arthur Mariano of Johnston, R.I., was best man. Margaret Mitiguy of Burlington, Vt., sisters of the maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Monica Hopkins, Rhonda Port was maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Ushers were George Mandeville of Manchester, groom and Catherine Foley of Manchester, sister of another sister of the bride, from Olrando, and Krista Karen Sheldon, sister of the hride, and Melita Colford, brother of the hride, David Araujo of Seekonk, Mass., the bride. Brown of Manchester, sister of the groom. Cleo Brown sister of the groom. and Perry Claing of Manchester. for those allergic to eggs James Cowan of Framingham, Mass., was best of Groton was flower girl. After a reception at Willie’s Steak House, the couple, man. Ushers were David J. Mitiguy of Burlington, Richard Palmer was best man. Ushers were left on a wedding trip to Cape Cod, Mass. They will brother of the groom, Sean Foley of Manchester, Duane Gentile of Manchester was best man. Ushers Gordon Cahoon and Mark Hopkins, cousin of the make their home in Seekonk. DEAR DR, LAMB: For 5-foot-2 or less. brother of the bride, and Douglas Fisher of were Paul Tanguay and Charles Wickman of groom. The bride is a 1978 graduate of Manchester High Herald photo by Richmond the past 10 years I have Remind him about Dud­ Burlington. Manchester, and Jon Hopkins of Orlando, brother of School and a 1980 graduate of Dean Junior College, experienced an apparent ley Moore, movie star and After a reception at Vito’s Birch Mountain Inn in the bride. Franklin, Mass., with a Phi Thatta Kappa honor. She allergy to eggs. First I had Bolton, Ui6 couple left for a sailing vacation on Lake Follow the trail sex symbol. He is only is a senior at Rhode Island College, Providence, R.I., sneezing and itchy eyes 5-foot-3. At one of the TV Champlain. They will make their home in Burlington, After a reception at the home of the groom’s Your Health After a reception at the Arm y & Navy Club, the majoring in communications. Children participating in the summer lion are Gina Castagna,(left) 6, of when I made angel food stations here the weather­ Vt, parents, the couple left on a wedding trip to Vermont, couple left on a wedding trip to Alaska. They will The groom is president of Regional Construction of cake. This has gotten man, an anchorman and The bride is a graduate of Trinity College, They will make their home in San Jose. The bride is a reading program at Whiton Memorial Oakland Terrace and Chris Loomis, 8, of Lawrence Lamb. M.D. make their home in West Warwick. Seekonk, Mass. progressively worse. I the business and eco­ Burlington, and is an elementary school teacher in U.S. Air Force officer. She is a graduate of the Library had fun with the theme, “My Rachel Road. Both attend Robertson cough, my throat feels ' 1 f t nomic reporter are all Burlington. The groom is a graduate of St. Michael’s University of Central Florida with a bachelor of What a Tale — Tail." Tale, of course, for School and both said they read lots of shut off and now my chest about 5-foot-3. Your read­ College, Winooski, Vt. He is a wholesale druggist for science degree in computer science. The groom is a the stories read and tail for the trail of hurts when I break an egg. Burlington Drug Company. bartender. books during the program that ended ers needs to start counting animals they - followed, from the shy I can no longer eat foods his blessings and quit with a big party at the library that contain hardboiled A bou t Town mouse to the big lion, shown in the Wednesday. using his height as an eggs. I have trouble eat­ nable to some but such desensitization shots to excuse. background. Sitting by the ferocious ing in a restaurant, espe­ extreme sensitivity to help relieve symptoms cially at breakfast time. eggs is documented. In and you might get some DEAR READER: You Engagements Pubtic Recofds Nursery school open house Polka band at shell It is difficult to cook for one such reported case the benefit from antihistam­ have a good attitude. my family as they do not Center Nursery School will have an open house patient had to keep china ines but they may make There are a lot of men who Peter Pantaluk will appear at the Bicentennial enjoy hearing me choke Wednesday from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. In the annex of College student sodium intake high and silverware com­ you sleepy. It is not an are 5-foot-3 who would Band Shell ’Tuesday with the Wesoly Bolek Polka and suffer afterward. I Warranty deeds Center Congregational Church, 11 Center St. pletely separate from that easy problem. love to be 5-foot-5. Being Band. Pantaluk was even lose my voice just Merritt N. Baldwin to May lord By Sharon Rutenberg recommended daily intake. "The nutritive quality of foods of other members of the You can indeed have all short is not an excuse or bom and raised in Man­ stopping to buy eggs. My B. Hempstead and Linda B. Interested parents and prospective new students UPI Science Writer Because excessive sodium is consumed by college students family so the patient’s the symptoms you des­ reason for not being suc­ chester and developed family doctor said there Hempsted, property at 52 Bram- are invited to tour the facilities, meet the staff and 'associated with high blood pres­ needs careful assessment." dishes wouldn’t become cribe from a food allergy. cessful, We no longer live his musical ability in the was nothing he could do blebush Road, $23,000 (based on discuss possible enrollment for ^ptem ber. ' CHICAGO — College students sure, students should work on The students' in Kahn’s survey contaminated with a trace in a totally macho society Manchester School and just to avoid raw conveyance tax). snacking on pretzels, popcorn and preventive measures to avoid the completed a 15-page questionnaire of egg during washing and DEAR DR. LAMB: My and size is often less The school is state-licensed and offers a two-, three-, system. eggs. I called the office of Helen H. Edgar to Alfred J. or five-morning program for 3- to 5-year olds. potato chips are consuming risk of hypertension—especially if detailing the food they eat in an handling. Fortunately sister and I read your important than ability. He plays and teaches a new ear, nose and throat Silmon and Randy H. Silmon, Children must be at least 3 by Jan. 31. "alarm ingly" high amounts of there is a history of high blood average 24-hour period. ^ such extreme sensitivity column about the 18-year- trumpet in the Hartford man and upper respira­ property at E. Eldridge and For more information call the director, Cheryl sodium without even picking up a pressure in a student’s family, is rare. old young man who was However, before and New Haven areas. tory tract allergy doctor Autumn streets. Sabins, 647-9941 or 742-6754, salt shaker, a researcher says. Kahn warned. More than 3,000 milligrams of I think you should be upset about 5-feet-5 inches anyone thinks he is He’s a member of the and explained the prob­ Mahmood A. Kahn, a registered "College students are an impor­ sodium consumed daily is consi­ seen by an allergy clinic. tall. What does he mean through growing it is well Polka Band. lem and he said just to Quitclaim deeds dietician and University of Illinois- tant segment of the population,’’ he dered unsafe. The ear, nose and throat by “ Idon’tthinkicouldgo to have the bone age The program Tuesday avoid eggs. I have read Marion E. Hannay to Gloria Champaign professor, said a study said in a report in the Journal of the Some nlale students indulged in physician may not be through life this short"? checked. Some people are will start at 7:30 p.m. in your column for a long Diana, propertry at 145 St. John of 139 students showed they are American Dietetic Association. more than four times the daily primarily an allergist. And why does he think slower in developing and Kiwanis to salute Reilly the band shell on the time and am asking your St.. either exceeding the amount of “ Poor food habits during this stage recommendation, taking in 13,956 However, I ’m confident he can’t find girls shorter the status of the long campus of Manchester advice. Gloria Diana, to Marion and Charter Oak Kiwanis Club of Hartford will honor sodium they should consume — or of their lives can result in serious milligrams a dav. the study that all will tell you that than he. My sister and I Conununity College on bones in the legs really Jean H. Kocsis and Elizabeth de former Labor Commissioner Peter A, Reilly at a hovering around the maximum consequences. showed. the most important thing are both 5 feet 2 and we tells you what the chances Bidwell Street. Peter Pantaluk DEAR READER: Your Martin, property at 145 St. John St. dinner at Valle’s Steak House liTHartford on Sept, 28 is to avoid eggs entirely. wish we had a penny for are that you will grow story will sound unreaso- at 7:30 p.m, Some allergists do use every other female who is more. f Federal lax Hens Reilly is a business agent of Local IS, Iron Workers, Cancer Society program Internal Revenue Service Thoughts Tickets, at $16 a person may be obtain^ from Paul Manchester area nurses can participate in a 30-hour against Anthony V. Marinelli, 878 Cosgrove, 11 Gerard St., 643-5364. course on “ Oncology Nursing; An Overview,” to be" Hartford Rd., $2,911.28. sponsored by the American Cancer Society and Internal Revenue Service Enter his gates with thanksgiv­ grateful, but gratitude — like love No matter who the individuals Have a happy 100th, Jessie Manchester Community College. Gail S. Johnson Christine M. Hellstrom agaisnt Robert and Mary Alice ing and his courts with praise — isn’t much good unless it is are, a simple "Thank you,” even The course has been planned to update the Hunter, 740 Washington St., Mid­ Identification correction PSA. 100:4 expressed. I feel that thankfulness when expressed after many years, knowledge and skills of nurses. The classes for dletown, $2,161.99. Each one of us is a debtor, not is the queen of virtues and graces. will light a glow in their hearts, and continued from page 11 In the old photo of Manchester Green that appeared Manchester area nurses will be at Vernon Center driver as witnesses. Then stance. She writes letters Johnson-Kies Hellstrom-Wayne just to the giver of life but to the Why not now take a paper and rekindle one in your own. "You in Wednesday’s Manchester Herald, one of the people Middle School, Route 30, starting Oct. 6. They will they signed a statement that almost every day. Release of Hen countless individuals who have pencil. Make a list of the ten can’t sprinkle the perfume of in the picture was incorrectly identified. meet one night a week for three hours for 10 sessions. the person was capable of Town water and sewer depart­ helped us along, the way. Parents persons still living to whom you are happiness on others without spil­ herself a second-handcar. “ It “ I guess one thing that’s Mr. and Mrs. Wentworth B. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Hellstrom The names, from left, should have bron Francis, For more information and to register, call the ment rleaseing Valerl'e G. Fiano, who gave us love and protection. the most indebted for past thought­ ling a few drops on yourself." was sort of a roadster. It was driving. kept Jessie young is the fact Johnson of 64 N. Elm St. announce of 474 Adams St. announce the John and Robert Boland and their father Michael Community Services division of Manchester Com­ 61 Arnott Rd. $547.37. Teachers who gave us education For special friends. Father, and the engagement of their daughter, engagement of their daughter, Boland. munity College, 646-2137. fulness and kindness. Then choose run by battery and the she’s always been interested Gail Suzanne Johnson of 81 Arcel- Christine Marie Hellstorm, to and knowledge. Physicians who three of them and write each one a a grateful heart, we thank you. battery had to be charged ONE THING she hasn't guarded or restored our health. note, setting forth the gratitude Father, thank you for your love in young people,” says Mrs. lia Drive, to John R. Kies of 81 Christopher Matthew Wayne, son frequently,” she says. done in her interesting life­ Arcellia Drive, son of Mr. and Mrs. Friends who offered sympathy or and remembrance in your heart. and patience with me, and the Shearer. of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Wayne of time is to fly. Another thing Richad L. Kies of Altoona, Pa. Glastonbury. understanding in time of need. One note may be to a former school special relationship we have to­ Mrs. Shearer points out The bride-elect is a graduate of Tracking stuff dreams are made of Fellow workers who carried the teacher who awakened in you the gether, and help me to be more That was in 1914. Then she she’s always wanted to do is Miss Hayford’s African violet Green Mountain College with an load for us when we weren’t love and enthusiasm for knowl­ caring and loving. Amen. applied to get her driver’s drive out West and see some The bride-elect is a 1978 gradu­ capable of carrying it ourselves. edge. Another may be to a boss who collection, plus her large associates degree in business. She By Jan Ziegler appears to prevent hallucination, license. In those days, three ate of Manchester High School and ologist, have called the dream that — move rapidly — during this . The list Is endless. decided to overlook a mistake you Milton S. Nilson cousins she’s never met. collection of elephants — is employed as an internal auditor United Press International process "reverse learning" and obwssion or fantasy and may help at Connecticut Bank & Trust. The is a graduate of Western Connecti­ time. Adults generally get 1*A to 2 ' But all too often our debts go made. Another to a friend Who Assistant Pastor people were required to ride a She keeps busy with hob­ Republican elephants, of cut State University. She is em­ say it appears necessary for the keep access clear to important hours of REM sleep a night and.if unacknowledged. We may feel stood by you in a time of trouble. Trinity Covenant Church total of 100 miles with the new prospective bridegroom is a grad­ WASHINGTON - The ancients brain to function properly. memories, they wrote in a recent bies. Corresponding, for in­ course. uate of Manchester Community ployed by the Glastanbury law they don’t, they tend to make up for believed dreams came from the They suggest dream sleep is a article in the British journal College with an associate’s degree firm of Wood & Wood. it on subsequent nights. gods. Freud thought they were nightly clean-up in which the brain Nature. in data processing. He served for It has also been found newbohi wish fulfillment. Two modern sweeps away duplicate files, “It’s like clearing out a compu­ babies spend an average of 8 hours News for Senior Citizens six years in the Submarine Service The prospective bridegroom is a researchers have a new theory: scraps of information left over ter system," Mitchison, of Cam­ as a computer technician. He is an in REM sleep, and fetuses even graduate of Glastonbury High dreams are the brain’s way of from thinking up ideas, assorted bridge University in England, said more. independent computer consultant. School and served in the U.S. Navy cleaning house. memories and mistaken notions in a telephone conversation. A May 19, 1984 wedding is Although it’s believed people from 1979 to 1982. He is a student of Nobel Prize-winning biologist- conjured up by overloaded cells. Dreams occur during a stage dream every night, they generally planned at Veterans Memorial electrical engineering at the Uni­ Francis Crick and Graeme Mitchi- When working smoothly, this called REM .— Rapid Eye Move­ Many plans being made for fall and winter activities don't remember their dreams Clubhouse In East Hartford. versity of Hartford. son, a mathematician and neurobi­ process of “ reverse leanilng” ment — sleep. The eyes do exactly unless they wake up In the middle. ' This column is prepared by the Saturday, Sept. 10 at the center. center. Do come and be a part of 9:30 a.m. 647-3173 for an appointment. Servi­ staff of the town Senior Citizens Donations are still being accepted, 22-Sept. 5) the Tuesday this excitement. Sept. 26 — Catskill Game Farm. ces will be comparable to those shopping bus will run on its regular Center. It runs on Tuesdays and .even while the center is closed for $15.00. Sign up Sept. 16, 9:30 a.m. provided in the past. route. Call the center if you need a Saturdays. activities. If you need an item THE FRIEND SH IP Circle needs Oct. 11 — Fall Foliage and Also on Sept. 7, our pharmacist ride. Bingo and cards will be held picked up, please call the center. old issues of Reader’s Digest for a Help for women in poor nations a goai of U.N. institute Gables Dinner Theatre — $28.00. will be here to review your Tuesday, Sept. 6 to make up for the By Jeannette Cave special project. If you have any, Thanks to all who brought in such Sign up Sept. 7, 9:30 a.m. prescriptions with you from 9 to 11 holiday. Dftj a a ^ A M - - A. AI. _ . . . Director, Senior Citizens Center please leave them at the front door. By Patricia McCormack nice items, many which are like We will also travel to West Pont a.m. To help such women and millions long time getting off the ground. It consultant and graduate of Har­ example, a goal will be laying The Trip Committee welcomes a in October. The exact date will be United Press International One of the first big activities new. O n ^ p t. 14 the Hartford Division BRIDGE SCORES like them in developing countries, was established on paper in 1975 by vard and Columbia universities, plastic pipe from water sources to ^ ' The Center Staff, the Furnishing new member to its group. Mar­ announced in the next column. The aimed at integrating women into on Aging will sponsor a Statewide Ann Fisher, 3,900; Jack Owen, the United Nations is fielding a the U.N. General Assembly, the said an immediate goal is training villages. "Fund Committee, the Trip Com- garet Mills. Many people re­ trip committee is still looking for UNITED NATIONS (UPI) - the mainstream of development, The Friendship Circle is busy Older Americans Day at the 3,850; Murray Powell, 3,740; relatively new creation nicknamed result of a recommendation from modules for women in the develop­ In the fields, women will be ' mittee and the Friendship Circle member Margaret when she was persons to join this group for Women, the traditional water activities will be a seminar at making handicraft items for the Hartford Civic Center from 10 a.m. Mabel Loomis, 3,440; Nadine Mal­ INSTRAW. the World Conference of the ing countries. taught to use more efficient are in fell gear planning fall and associated with the Public Health carriers in backward countries, \ INSTRAW’s Dominican Republic onnual Arts and Crafts Fair to be additional input. If you are inter­ to 6 p.m. This day will feature INSTRAW, which opened new International Women’s Year, also methods of fanning and bow to vdnter activities for your benefit colm, 3,200; George Vallone, 3,050. often walk 6 hours or m ore for one headquarters in December, Dr. eld on Saturday, Nov. 12 at the Nurses Association. This group ested, please call the center at employment and educational op­ permanent headquarters earlier held in 1975. TRAINING TEAMS wiU be market the produce for a greater and enjoyment. During the month has planned the following trips: 647-32H. day’s supply of water in villages in Pastizzi-Ferencic said. t jnter. Last W e^esd ay a beauti­ portunities, human services and PINOCHLE SCORES this month in Santo Domingo, Now that INSTRAW has a dispatched, through the coopera­ return. In cultures where women of September, fall classes will be Aug. 30 — Gillette Castle and Upper Volta. This will be a seminar for ful quilt was being put together in entertainment. All area senior Joe Garibaldi, 710; Betty Jesa- Dominican RepubliCi is known permanent home, it expects to tion of governments and organiza­ make beautiful rugs by band, ‘ starting in ceramics, oil painting, lunch at the Gelston House — In other developing countries, up national planners on the desijm the dining room. It’s not too late for THE GERIATRIC Health Clinic V centers will also have one booth. If nis, 639; Mary Hill, 635; Harry officially as the U.N. International make make a difference in the tions, to teach women ways to do modem methods of running their ^Aiacrame, basket weaving and $16,00. Call Daniels 646-3012. run by the town will begin on Aug. to 80 percent of all agricultural and implementation of both envel­ ‘ you are interested in going, call the Pospisil, 610; Rene Maire, 572; Research and Training Institute lives of the women in backward work more efficiently, leading to businesses Will be passed on. ''(Quilting. Our exercise class will you to join the group. Ladies in the Sept. 9 — Wrights Chicken Farm 25 from 9 a.m. to 11a.m. at Mayfair work is done by women. In opment and training projects center. The center bus will take Paul Ottone, 569; Maude Custer, for the Advancement of Women. countriese, according to a briefing improved productivity and greater INSTRAW, according to Miss ''.also resume with Cleo Livingston group are more than willing to — $16.00. Gardens and 1 to 4 p.m. at West Ecuador, as elsewhere, women Its director is Dr. Dunja Pastizzi- geared toward the greater partici­ seniors free of charge. For those 561; Lillian Lewis, 558; Ann conducted by Dr. Pastizzi- economic gain. Benjelloun, will be the caUlyst and ,,'rnstructing. teach you a new craft. Donated Sept. 14-16 — CapeCod.$159.Cali Hill. The clinics will start at the often swing hoes with babies Ferencic, a native of Yugoslavia. pation of women in economic and who want, a comuter bus will leave Fisher. Ferencic recently. In places where women a large will monitor advancement of handicraft items will be accepted Daniels. center on a weekly basis from 9 nestled in carriers on their backs. The institute took a relatively social processes so that living from one of Manchester’s Commu­ Best wishes to Arvid Peterson Zineb Benjelloun, an INSTRAW part of their lives toting water, for women in the various countries. *' The Furnishing Fund Commit­ for this affair. This affair is a joint Sept. 15 — Eastern States a.m. to 12 noon on Wednesday Sept. standai^ can be raised ter Parking Lots. and Bill Gess, who are recuperat­ tee will sponsor a tag sale on effort between all the groups at the Exposition. $5.50. Sign up Sept. 7, 7. You may call the Health Dept, at During the center’s closing ing from illness. J, 14 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, Aug, 20. 1983 MANCH''STKI{ HKKALD. Sulurduv. Aug. 20. HIH3 - 1.5 MACC News' For Marty prison is an ugly nlghtn^re SPORTS

Editor’s note: this is the next to last in a series took a chance that she would be at the doughnut DURING the lotir days until Lynn was Tessier ffom friends and neighbors, James and of articles about Marty, a composite character shop where they frequently ate breakfast, but, of supposed to visit him, Marty tried to tamp down Jacqueline Britton, and Frances Idzkowski. based on people who have come for help at course, she wasn’t there. the almost constant agitation inside him with the GIFTS TO THE CONFERENCE: Barbara J. This time, iow score is Strange at GHO Project Genesis, a program for people re­ Finally a letter arrived from Lynn. She had a consolation that Lynn would be visiting him. The Pierson. entering the community after psychiatric hospi- friend who was going to drive her to the jail next men who previously bullied and teased him in the HUMAN NEEDS FUND: Fred Hughes. St. taiization. Elaine Stancliffe is director of the week; Marty’s happiness was tempered with day room, now stood back and assessed him Bridget’s, Temple Beth Sholom, Edith Jeffers WETHERSFIELD (UPI) - Norris was in the lead at this 10-under after the eighth hole but program. instant suspicion. Who was this friend? Was it a warily. It didn’t take a formal degree to see the from Laurel, Maryland. Veteran Curtis Strange banged out time last year with a course-record bogeyed three times and birdied man or a woman? When and where did she meet wildness in M arty’s eyes or the rigidity in his FUEL BANK: St. Bridget’s. a 9-under-par 62 early in the day of 127 for two rounds and he the final hole to end up in a grou|) this person? shoulders and back. He was clearly spoiling for a CLOTHING BANK: Mrs. Truman Cowles. Mr. Friday then watched a field of eventually won with the second tied for fourth at 8-under, 134. fight. J. Regan, Carol Cunliffe, Eileen Geary, Mrs. By Elaine Stancliffe Marty's hostility over the threat of this birdie-happy players fail to over­ lowest 72-hole total, 259, in PGA Irwin had five birdies that The day before visiting day, a guard entered Jane Pastel, Mrs. L.P. Buck, Sandra Paston, Prelect Genesis Director mysterious friend of Lynn’s began to create a take him for a one-stroke lead in history. actually put him ahead of Strange Marty’s cell and instructed him to pack his Mrs. Florence D. Lapointe, Mary S. Thompson, subtle change in his personality. He was angry, the second round of the $300,000 Also missing the cut were Bill on his 14th hole, but he double­ Marty’s first two weeks in jail were a time of belongings. When Marty demanded an answer, Joan Teller, Mrs. Wallace Irish Jr., John K. deep down angry, and for the first time in his life Greater Hartford Open. Kratzert, 71-72, the 1977 GHO bogeyed the 17th to go ,3-under for building anxiety. Making it from one day to the he almost welcomed the thought of having a fight he was told there were new prisoners coming into Snuffer, Hannah Marcus, Norma Borgonier, Mr. Strange, who shot 2-under par 69 winner. Sam Snead, who had a 72 the day. next was turning into a daily test of survival. with someone and being able to release the HCC and that Marty was being transferred to and Mrs. Charles Edson Case, William M. Dalton, Thursday, carved out nine birdies Thursday, withdrew after having a Having few skills with which to defend himself tension building inside him. Cheshire. Disbelievingly Marty tried to reason Peggy P. Wright, Center Congregational Church in almost flawless play during a 3-over 39 on the back nine. Mike The field went off this morning and lacking assertive qualities, Marty was an with the gaurd. Just one more day, that was all he Men’s Club, Jan Allison, Linda Warenda, James hot, muggy day that began with a Bailey and George Burns al.so just after 8 o’clock with the leaders easy target for more experienced prisoners bored M A R TY ’S FIR ST meeting with his public needed. Lynn was already angry with him. If she McCormick, Sarah Fielder, Kathleen Hull, Mrs. one-hour fog delay on the short withdrew from play Friday after going off just after noon. The with the daily routine. Marty felt constantly on defender was frustrating for them both. Marty came to the jail and found he wasn’t there, she Dorothy Gibson, Margaret Clark, D. Fleming, 6,579-yard Wethersfield Country having over-par first rounds. * starting times Sunday will be edge, waiting for the next run-in with another was angered that the attorney wasn’t willing to would be doubly furious. Peter Ware, Jan Allison, Vivian E. Ladabouche, Club course to give him a two-day Jack Renner, in third place at 66 pushed buck an hour earlier in prisoner. Sometimes it was just a matter of spend time talking about Marty’s view on When it became clear to Marty there weren’t Nancy Labonne, Jane Nardslico, Mary A. total of 131, one stroke ahead of when the day began, got within one order for NBC to televise the averting an altercation by peaceably handing marijuana and religion. When his attorney any choices here, something snapped inside him. Walker, Mrs. Robert Herdic, Mrs. Stephen R. Tom Kite. stroke of Strange when he went tournament within its schedule. over his dessert or a cigarette. The most difficult suggested pleading guilty to a lesser charge, Aftenvards he couldn’t remember much about Kane, Mrs. Daniel W. Taft Sr., Mrs. T. Healy, Kite, also among the early times were those when he sensed he was being Marty exploded. He felt the man wasn’t listening lunging across the cell at the guard. He didn’t Meg Lyman, Mrs. J. Massaro, Mrs. Janet Santos, starters, began "like a ball of fire" hassled just forthe fun of it. Marty was as much of to him. To Marty, this wasn’t a criminal matter. remember being subdued and until he awake in Elsa Robinson, Ellen Kloehn, Mrs. Mary Johnson with an eagle and three birdies on a failure in jail as he was while living on the street This was a matter of civil rights being violated, the new cell at Cheshire, he didn’t remembering and fourteen anonymous donors. the first five holes, but the Austin, in his ability to care for himself. Hesimply wasn't that the courts were trying to keep him from his being sedated. FURNITURE BANK: Lucille Sinon, Leonard Texas, pro could only par the next a fighter. form of worship. He wanted a trial by jury so he Johnson, Mrs. Edward Swain, Frank Fody, 13 holes to match his 66 from He’ll cut it with would have the opportunity to bring his case right We have a lot of thank-yous to catch up with this Russell Granniss, William Brown, Theresa Thursday for a 132 total. BUT MARTY’S BIGGEST anxiety was Lynn’s to the people. week! Simons, Giner Smith, Joseph Paggoli, Mrs. M. “ It was boring after the sixth failure to appear on visiting days. Hungry for It was the end of a long, hot day for the public FOOD P A N TR Y : Edwin F. Nicholson, Bar­ Gustafson, Donna Jolbert, Marty Everett, Mrs. hole," the 33-year-old Kite said of information about the baby, anxious to see how ' defender. He tried t be patient, but it wasn’teasy. bara and Joseph Lauzon, Cindy Allen, Dinorah Stephen R. Kane, John DiCioccio, Barbara his 13 pars. “ The course is just too Lynn was taking care of herself, Marty became Marty wasn’t willing or able to discuss the reality Flem ing, St. G eorge’s Episcopal Church, Luppachino, Charles Lewin for donations and his easy. Even par on the back nine is a mike, not clubs increasingly despondent. He imagined she was of the situation. He ended up leaning across the Theresa Simons, Concordia Lutheran Church, ongoing efforts in behalf of the Furniture Bank. just the pits here.” punishing himself by staying away. On the one Please keep in mind that we have need of two good table to take a swing at the attorney and the Emanuel Lutheran Church, Mary Desmond, and In third place, at 9-under, were John Nowobilski may not occasion he convinced a guard to let him make a used baby carriages. Also two kitchen chairs. If meeting ended abruptly. As the guard escorted seven anonymous donors Memorial winner Hale Irwin, have made the cut, but he’ll still phone call, he realized he had no place to call you have these items available, please call Marty away, Marty was still screaming he SOUP KITCHEN: Marjorie Glenny. 65-68; Sea Pines Heritage winner be walking the fairways with where he was certain to find her, since they Joanne Coykendall at the MACC Department of wanted another attorney, one who would be INTERFAITH DAY CAMP: Pearl Garland in Fuzzy Zoeller, 67- 66; Steve Mel- the rest of the golfers this couldn’ t afford a phone themselves. Finally he sympathetic to his needs. honor of Melba McKenney, in memory of Frank Human Needs, 646-4114. nyk, 65-68; Isao Aoki, 66-67; and weekend at the Sammy Davis first-round leader Payne Stewart, Junior-Greater Hartford Open. 64-69. Nowobilski, a Manchester Three other players who shared resident and first-year pro at the first-round lead at 64, Fred the Tallwood Country Club in C a le n d a r Couples, Victor Regalado and Hebron, shot 80-77-157. 15-over DeWitt Weaver, who started late in par in the first two rounds as the the day and were unable to sustain PGA Sectional Qualifier. That Emanuel’s week listed Nazarene offers film their leads. Weaver had a par-71 to 17 strokes above the cutoff join a group in fifth place at 135, point, but he’ll watch the final The following events are scheduled at Emanuel The following events have been scheduled for next 7-under. Couples, went 1-over-par two rounds close-up anyway as Lutheran Church starting Sunday: week at Church of the Nazarene, 236 Main St. 72 for a total 6-under, 136. Regalado part of WTIC’s exclusiveon-the- Sunday — 10:30 a..m., coffee in Luther Hall. Monday — 9 a.m., start of weeklong series of had a 74 to go to 138. course radio coverage today Monday — 7:30 p.m., property committee meets teacher workshops at the Cornerstone Christian Strange, of Kingsmill, Va., said and Sunday. Tuesday — 9 a.m., staff meeting: 10 a.m., School; 6 p.m., board and facuity picnic, Wickham he was pleased with his putting, Nowobilski will team with which put him 5-under on the front Beethoven Chorus. Park. sports director Arnold Dean, John Nowobilski Wednesday — 8:30 a.m.. Old Guard leaves for Ed Tuesday — 2 p.m., service at Crestfield Convaies- nine and 4-under coming home. assitant Scott Gray and Chuck Werner’s cottage, Rhode Island. cent Home; 3 p.m., service at Vernon Manor. "I was comfortable today. I Kaiton to bring 1080 AM listen­ Some advice from touring Thursday — 10 a.m., prayer group; 11:15 a.m., care Wednesday — 7 p.m., family prayer time and film, usually do well here, but I can’t ers the final two rounds. pros Fuzzy Zoeller and Pat and visitation; 2 p.m.. Laurel Living Center. "See You Sunday?’’ — with emphasis on helping new explain why,” said Strange, who Nowobilski attributed his McGowan raised his hopes for Saturday — 8 p.m.. Alcoholics Anonymous meet in church members grow spiritually. has earned $123,000 this year with high scoretoa bad hook, ”a flaw Friday’s round. Luther Hall, 60 Church St. his best showings being asecond at I couldn’t seem to correct. I ’’Fuzzy told me not to put too Workshops for teachers Tucson and third in the Western didn’t want to monkey around much pressure on myself, ” said Open. He last won in 1980 at with my swing on the course.” Nowobilski before Friday’s A series of teacher workshops will begin Monday at Houston and the Westchester Clas­ Nowobilski started off the round. “ He told me not to get Heritage Fair planned 9 a.m. at the Cornerstone Christian School, 236 Main sic and has lifetime earnings over 10th tee Thursday morning and down on myself. It’s an attitude $1 million. Center Congregational Church plans its annual St. came to the 16th at 3-over. But game out there. ” PGA champ Hal Sutton, among Heritage Fair Nov. 5. The Country Store booth will be Marcia Kirby, administrator, will preside over the he dropped his approach within Nowobilski said he was going the top tour money winners, had a starting regular workshops in August on Monday daily sessions which will begin each day with prayer. eight feet and holed the putt for to go out Friday and ”just tee it 69 to go with his opening round of evenings, 8 to 10 p.m. at the home of Sue Balon, 118 Topics to be discussed include Christian philosophy of a birdie as a small local crowd up and try and make amends.” Greenwood Drive. education, discipline in the Christian classroom and 1-under-par 70 for a two-round 139 cheered their approval. He did fare better with the 77, total, Kitchen items will be made. Simple lettering, the Christian teacher. After parring the tough par-3 but he was disappointed that he Tim Norris, defending GHO stenciling, sewing, macrame and needlepoint skills Don Emmitt, administrator of the new King’s 17th, Nowobilski said he still felt didn’t put on a better show for are needed. Christian High ^hool, will teach the role of parents in champion, made par, but was 143, like he could turn things around, his followers. Christian education. 3-over-par for tbe two days and but a bogey at 18 and three sixes Most of all. he was disap­ Schooi heritage will be presented by Anneliese Roe UPi pnoto failed to make the cut that was on the front side left him at 80 pointed that all the hard work and Gladys McLain. A facuity-board picnic will be 6 made at 139, 3-under-par. "Curtis Strange drops a par putt on the GHO at 11-under par, good for a and the bottom of the and preparation in hopes of Center sets agenda p.m. Monday at Wickham Park. A total of 71 players made the leaderboard. making the cut went to waste. Cornerstone is a Christian eiementary school with 18th to finish the second round of the one-shot lead over Tom Kite. cut. Events scheduled next week at Center Congrega­ grades kindergarten through grade eight. Enrollment tional Church are as follows: has grown from an initial 56 at the school’s founding in Sunday — 8 a.m.. Early Bird worship serveie; 8:45 1981 to lOO today. Major League roundup a.m., breakfast. Woodruff Hall; 10 a.m., worship Registration is still open for the fall term. For service, sanctuary. further information, call 643-0792. Yanks snap four-game losing streak Russian church TV topic NEW YORK (UPI) - Graig cracked a single with two out in the ninth that rallied the Orioles to a Lowenstein, who walked with one Nettles had four hits and three RBI eighth inning to score Rick Demp­ 5-4 victory. out in the second but was erased on By David E. Anderson Russian Orthodox Church inside itself in front of the cameras, ’ ’ said and Omar Moreno three hits and sey and break a 1-1 tie, giving the Kansas City starter Gaylord a double play. UPl Religion Writer the Soviet Union. Dr. Bruce Rigdon, who served as three RBI Friday night, helping Baltimore Orioles a 3-1 victory Perry had a no-hitler through Tigers 5, Twins I Both parts of the documentary an expert consultant to NBC about the New York Yankees break a over Kansas City and a sweep of seven innings, facing the min­ At Minneapolis, Chet Lemon The National Council of will air on Channel 30 starting at 1 the Russian church and who serves four-game losing streak with an their Friday night double-header imum 21 batters before Murray slugged a three-run homer to key a Churches has had its troubles with p.m. Aug. 28. as narrator of the documentary. 11-6 thrashing of the California with the Royals. singled to center to begin the five-run second inning and Jack television networks and is still The Rev. D. Williams Rigdon, a professor of Chicago’s Angels. In the opener, Lenn Sakata’s eighth. Prior to Murray’s hit, the Morris huried a seven-hitter for his smarting from its encounter with McCiurken, executive director for McCormick Theological Semi­ Ron Guidry, 14-8, allowed nine two-out single capped a three-run only Oriole to reach safely was 15th victory Friday night to spark CBS’s “ 60 Minutes.’ ’ broadcasting and film for the nary, chairs the National Council hits and six runs while walking the Detroit Tigers to a 5-1 victory But sometimes church agencies National Council, said the docu­ of Churches’ Committee on U.S.- three and striking out two. Ken over the Minnesota Twins. V and the networks cooperate and mentary will be the most compre­ U.S.S.R. Church Relations. Forsch 11-8, lasted only 1 1-3 the results can be innpressive. The triumph spoiled a three- hensive look ever taken by televi­ Rigdon said the program is not a innings for California, and was And impressive is what church game Minnesota winning streak. sion at the worid’s second largest critical analysis of the Russian bombed with six hits and four officials promise from the coun­ Christian church. Orthodox Church. earned runs, including Steve cil’s cooperation with NBC in the “ This is an effort to iet the “ Nor is it an analysis of the Kemp’s 12th homer of the year, in A’s 9, Brewers i network's two-part documentary American people see what the lens hunnan rights situation in the Harold photo by Toroulnlo the second inning. At Milwaukee, Dwayne Murphy “ The Church of the Russians,” a of the camera saw, an effort to let Soviet Union or the state of religion New York got four runs in the drove in four runs with a homer wide-ranging look at the life of the the Russian Orthodox Church be there,’ ’ he added. ST. MARY CHURCH IN COVENTRY second. Kemp led off with his home and single and Tim Conroy and run, Don Mattingly walked and Keith Atherton combined on a Roy Smalley singled. Moreno then four-hitter Friday night to lift the doubled to left, scoring Mattingly. Oakland A ’s to a 9-1 victory over Religious services THE After Forsch fanned Willie Ran­ Milwaukee, snapping the Brewers’ MILE dolph, he intentionally walked Ken four-game winning streak. Griffey to load the bases. Nettles then blooped a two-run single to Reds 2, Pirates I study and fellowship. Wed­ day school; 10:30 a.m., wor­ Andover School (speaking course), obson, redor; Rev. Freder­ center, scoring Smalley and At Pittsburgh, Mario Soto nesday, 7:30 p.m., prayer ship service: 7 p.m., evening 7:30 p.m.; Service meeting ces, 8:15 p.m., Friday and St. Jamas Church, 894Maln meeting. service. ick P. Moser, associate rec­ 9:45 a.m., Saturday. pitched a five-hitter for his 14th First Connragotlonol (ministry training), 8:15 tor. Summer schedule: St. Rev. Fronds V. Kru- Moreno for a 4-0 Yankee lead. John 1 Church o f Andovtr, Route 6. Prince ot Peace Lutheran Church ot the Assumption, p.m.) Sunday, Public Bible Emanuel Lutheran kowskl. Rev. Robert Bur­ CXirtis then replaced Forsch. victory and Dave Concepcion’s Church, Route 31 and North Adams Street at Thompson Sunday, 7:30 and 10 a.m.. Church, 40 Church St., Rev. .\x j Rev. RIchord H. Toylor, Lecture, 9:30 a.m .; Watch- bank, Rev. Richard A. La- fifth-inning single snapped a 1-1 tie 1 Holy Eucharist; Wednesday, Curtis surrendered four runs in summer hours; 10 o.m., wor­ River Rood. Rev. W.H. Road. Rev. Edward S. Pepin, tower Study, 10:25. Dale H. Gustafson, pastor; more, team ministry. Rev. Con ono bo Christian Wllkens, pastor. 9 o.m., Sun­ pastor. Saturday masses at 5 10 a.m.. Holy Eucharist. Stephen E. Farwlg, Intern; Friday night, leading the Cincin­ UPI photo ship service; nurserv core; Zion EvanMilcal Lutheran Calvary Church (Assem­ Edward J. Reardon. Satur­ without being a Christian? the third inning on three hits, soclol hour otter service dov school; 10:15 o.m., wor­ and 7:30 p.m.; Sundov Church (Missouri Synod), Rev. C. Henrv Anderson, day masses at 4 and 4:30 nati Reds to a 2-1 victory over the ship service. masses at 7:30, 9, 10:30 and blies of God), 400 Buckland pastor emeritus. Summer At first glance ttSa ap- including a two-run single by Cooper and High streets. Road, Rev. Kenneth L. Gus­ p.m .; Sunday masses at 7:30, Pittsburgh Pirates. Ivan Lendl said that rumors he’d defect form St. Mary Church, IMOMoln 11:45. schedule: 8 a.m., worship In 9,10:30 a.m., and noon. paora to bo a nonoenalcal Moreno and an RBI single by Rev. Charles W. Kuhl, pas­ tafson, pastor. 9:30 a.m., question. B u it really oaks: Soto, 14-9, walked two and struck St. Father James J. William­ Salvation Army, 441 Main tor. 9 o.m.. Divine worshlp; the chapel; 9:30 a.m., wor­ Nettles. Another run scored on an Czechoslovakia to the United States aren’t true during a Bolton son, postor. Masses Satur­ St. Copt, and Mrs. Rondall Sunday school; 10:30 a.m., ship In the sanctuary; 10:30 Can on e bear Christian out seven in notching his fourth 10:15 a.m. Sunday school and worship, child-care and error by Ron Jackson, who break from an ATP Tournament in King’s Island, Ohio. day at 5:15 p.m.; Sunday 9:30 Davis, 9:30 a.m., Sunday Youth Forum. Holy Com­ a.m., coffee In Luther Hall. charactarlsllcs without Church ol St. Mourice, 32 and 10:45 o.m.; holvdoys, school; 10:45 a.m., holiness nurserv; 7:00 p.m., evening . Concordia Lutheran dropped an infield popup by straight triumph and 14th com­ Hebron Rood. The Rev. j. munion first and third service of praise and Bible being a Christian? 5:30 and 7:30 p.m. Contes-, meeting; 7 p.m., solvation Sunday. Church (L C A ), 40 Pitkin St. LOOKING FOR a se­ Griffey. plete game of the year, Clifford Curtin, postor. Sot- slons 4:30 to 5 p.m. meeting. preaching. Rev. Burton D. Strand, pas­ Stated In thia now way * •« . f • • urdoym ossotSp.m .; Sundov Church ot Christ, . LvdalI North United Methodist cond car for your fam­ The final three Yankee runs Second Congragotlohal United Pentecostal and Vernon streets. Eugene tor. Summer schedule: 9 the answer should ba ob­ Braves 5, Cubs 3 mosses ot 7:30, 9:15 ond II Church, Route 44A. Rev. Church, 187 W oodbrldge St. Church, 300 Parker St. Ri­ a.m.. Holy Communion, ily? Don't miss the came in the fifth on a double by o.m. Brewer ond Steve Holt, min­ chard W. Dupee, pastor. vious. The Impact of At Chicago, Gerald Perry, re­ □avid Jarvis, minister. Rev. Marvin Stuart, minis­ isters. Sunday services: 9 nurserv. many offerings In to­ Joaua' teaohlnga Is Moreno and consecutive singles by Bolton United Methodist Summer schedule: 9 o.m., ter. 10 a.m., Sunday school; Schedule for June, July and Trinity Covenant Church, called from Richmond of the Church, 1041 Boston Turn­ a.m., Bible dosses; 10 a.m., August: 9 a.m. worship ser­ day's classified wldaspread, aftaotlng Lendl denies Randolph, Griffey and Nettles. worship with First Congrega­ 11 a.m., morning worship; 4 worship; 4 p.m., worship. 302 Hackmatack St. Rev. columns. International League last week to pike. Rev. Stewort Lonler, tional Church — at Second p.m., evening worship; 7:30 vice; nurserv provided. Holy Norman Swenson, 8 a.m., llvoa ol paopla who Randolph scored Moreno, a wild postor, 9:30 o.m., church Wednesday, 7 p.m., Bible Communion on the first Sun­ soaroaly have heard of replace the injured Chris Chamb­ Church June 24 to July 24, at p.m., biblestudy (Tuesday); study. Nurserv provided for worship; 9:25 o.m., Sunday pitch by Curtis allowed Randophto school; 11 o.m., worship First Church July 31 to Aug. 7 p.m.. Ladles’ prayer day of each month. No School; 10:25 a.m., coffee their source. Many have liss, also collected a sacrifice fly service, nursery. 28. all services. church school. score and an RBI groundnut by (Thursday); 7 p.m.. Men's First Church ot Christ, and fellowship; 11 a.m., bean elevated by expo­ and a run-scoring double to propel St. George’s Episcopol First Congregational prayer (Thursday); 7 p.m.. Second Congregational worship. Baylor sent Griffey home. Church, Boston Turnpike, Sdsntlst, 447 N. Main St. Church, 385 N. Moln St. The sure to the moral prlnd the Braves to a 5-3 victory over the defect rumors Church gt Coventry, 1171 Youth service (Friday). Bolton. Sundov 8 o.m., Euch- 10:30 a.m., church service, Rev. V. Joseph Milton, pas­ South United Methedist plea Jaeus taught and Main St. Rev. Bruce John­ Presbyterian Church, 43 Chicago Cubs. orlst; lOo.m. Holy Euchorlst, son, pastor, 11 a.m., worshlp; Sundov school, and core for tor. 10 a.m. worship service Church, 1224 Main St. Or. "Ktys To modallad. without having Indians 6, Mariners 5 Spruce St. Rev. Richard smoll children. The triumph halted a four-game Rev. John Holllger, vicor. 11 9:30 a.m., church school In and church school; 11 a.m., Shepherd S. Johnson, Rev. dedicating thamsalvaa to At Cleveland, Mike Hargrove KINGS ISLAND, Ohio (U P I) - Prague had given Lendl permis­ o. m., fellowship hour. Mon­ Gray, pastor. 10:30 a.m., Communily Baptist fellowship hour. Atlanta losing streak. Church Lane House. Nursery worship sOrvIce, nursery, Laurence M. Hill, pastors. 9 him. drove in two runs and Gorman Ivan L«ndl, the second- ranked sion to "liv e in Am erica” and day through Friday, 4:45 care provided. Church, 585E. Center St. Rev. Center Cengregatlenal and 10:45 a.m., worship; 9 9:15 a.m., Sunday school; 7 James I. Meek, minister. 9:15 Success” Perry’s effort saved starter Phil men’s tennis player in the world, denied that he had defected. p. m.; evening prayer. Wed- Church, 11 Center St. Rev. a.m., church school, nurserv Evan athoM s who Nva In Thomas hit his 17th homer of the nesdovs, 7:30 p.m.. Holy p.m.. Informal worship. a.m., church school for oU New ell H. Curtis Jr., senior Niekro, 9-6, who earned his 266th Friday denied reports he is defect­ St. John’s Polish Notlonol through grade 9; 10:45 a.m., cm a society where ChrloUan season Friday night to power the Lendl, 23, the second seed at the Euchorlst ond provers of ages, kindergarten through pastor; Rev. Robert J. Bills, nurserv and senior high morality Is widely known career triumph. Niekro was re­ Manchester Catholic Church, 23 Golway Grade 4 continuing during Cleveland Indians to a 6-5 victory ing to the United States from heollng In the chopel. minister ot visitations; Rev. class; 4 p.m.. United Metho­ may ba “Christian," I.e. placed by Steve Bedrosian, who A T P championships, was sus DONE Bolton Congrago- St. Rev. Stanley M. Lancola, the service; 10:30 a.m ., Clifford O. Simpson, pastor Czechoslovakia. Gospel Hall, Center Street. pastor. 9 a.m., moss. dist youth fellowship;; 4 Hike Chrlat. In som a ot hla over Seattle, handing the Mariners pended from this year’s Davis Cup tlonol Church, Bolton Center morning worship. Nurserv emeritus; Michael C. Thorn- p.m., S.O.S., 7:30 p.m., adult notched his 17th save. Lendl met briefly with newsmen 10 a.m., breaking bread; St. Bartholomaw'sChurch, provided. 647-8301 traits. Being a Christian In- their sixth straight loss. team after he played ip an Rood, ot the Green. Rev. R. tan, ossodote pastor. I a.m., Bible study. 11 ;45 a.m., Sunday school; 7 741 E. Middle Turnpike. Rev. ClHircb of tkg Noiargiia, volvaa for mormthan aa- Rookie left-hander Neal Heaton, covering the ATP tournament at Stanley Eaton, Interim min­ p.m., gospel meeting. early bird service; 8:45a.m., South United Methedist Cards 2, Astros 0 exhibition in South Africa which ister. 9:30 o.m., worship ser­ Martin J. Scholskv, pastor. 234 Main St. Rov. Noalo breakfast, WOodruff Hall; 10 for an Important almlla(lng ooctaln moral, Kings Island andsaid, “ No, it is not Full Gospel Intardanoml- Saturday mass at 5 p.m.; Church, 1224 Main St. Dr. 8-4, scattered nine hits over eight was also attended by Jimmy vice, nursery, church school; McLain, senior pastor; Rov. a.m.,-worship service, sonc- Shepherd S. Johnson, Rev. and oven rellgloua, tsaoh- At St. Louis, Dave LaPoint and true,” when he was asked about notlenol Church, 745 Main St. Sunday masses at 8:30,10and (ioorge Emmitt, mlnistor of racordad maasaga innings. He struck out five and Connors, Kevin Curren and Johan 10:45 o.m., fellowship; 11 tuary; 10 a.m. summer Laurence M. Hill, pastors, Inga ot Jasua. K oonelata of Bruce Sutter combined on a o.m., forum. Rev. Philip P. Sounders. 11:30 a.m. visitation and outreach. 9:30 church school walked one. Dan Spillner relieved the reports he is defecting. Sunday, 10:30 a.m., adult worship; 10 o.m.. United trusting him as saviour, Kriek. St. BrMgot Church, 70 Main a.m., Sunday school; 10:45 Tnlcettvllle Congregational Methodist youth teilow^lp; three-hitter and Lonnie Smith had The London Daily Mail quoted Bible study and Sunday St. Rev. Philip A. Sheridan a.m., worship, children’s denying self, and oommH- with none out in the ninth and school; 7 p.m., worship ser­ Church, Main Street and Elm an RBI double during a two-run Vladimir Skutina, a Czech writer Lendl had earlier told reporters, and Rev. Emilio P. Padelll, church and nurserv; 7 p.m., Hill Rood, Talcottville. Rev. tlng aoH to him aa Lord by allowed an RBI single to Dave Coventry vice. Tuesday at 7:30 p.m., co-pastors. Saturday masses adult Bible study. eighth inning Friday night, leading living in Switzerland, as saying in “ They are suspending me from the evening Service, nursery. Kenneth E. Knox, pastor. 10 (March of Jesus Christ et being born ot water and Henderson. Jamie Easterly got the UPI photo special Bible studies; Wed­ at S and 7:30 p.m.; Sunday - Unitarian Universallsl S ^ a.itr, worship service and Spirit (John 3:B). the St. Louis Cardinals to a 2-0 an exclusive report that Lendl will Davis Cup team and as far as going Coventry Presbyterian nesday at 7:30 p.m., worship masses at 7:30, 9, 10:30 and Lotter Day Saints. 30 Wood- last two outs for his second save. d e lv . East, 153 W. Vernon St. church school. side SI. W ayne S. Taylor, victory over the Houston Astros. Church, Route 44A and Trow- service. Prayer line, 644-8731, noon. Rev. Arnold Westwood, min­ Reliever Karl Best, making his The oldest player in the majors, 44-year-old Kansas City “ sever links with his homeland, to Prague right now I ’m not going brldge Rood. Rev. Brad Temple Beth Shelem, 400 bishop, 9:15 a.m,, sacrament The triumph was the Cardinals’ 24 hours. Jehovah's Wltnossos, 447 ister, 10:30 a.m., service. E. Middle Turnpike. RobbI major-league debut, took the loss. but hopes to do so without becom­ because I can’t play Davis Cup and Evans, pastor. Sunday, 9:30 Faith Baptlsl Church, 52 Tolland Turnpike. Tuosdoy, meeting; 10:15 a.m:, Sunday pitcher Gaylord Perry, held Baltimore hitless for seven St. vMary's Hpiscepal Richard J. Plovin, Israel school and primary; 11:25 ’cMMioFciiir third straight, -with ail three ing a dramatic political issue.” I have nothing else to do there. I am o.m., worship; 10:45 o.m., Loke St. Rev. James Bel- Congreodtlon Bible Study, 7 Churdt, Park and Church Faeliaij^lieoa i Sunday school; 7 p.m., Bible Tabotskv, cantor. Dr. Leon a.m., priesthood and relief Orioles 5-S, Rangers 4-1 innings Friday before leaving with a 4-2 iead. The O’s victories coming in their last The London Daily Telegraph very concerned, I can’t say any­ lasov, postor. 9:30 a.m., Sun- p.m.; Thursday, Theocratic streets. Rev. Stephen K. Jac­ Wind, Rabbi Emeritus. Servi­ society. At Baltimore, — Cal Ripken came back to win, 5-4. at-bat. later quoted Skutina as saying thing more right now.”

. “ f 16 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday, Aug. 20. 1983 MANCHrSTER HERALD, Saturday, Aug 20. 1983 — 1'7_ Sports in Brief It’s sweet revenge Scoreboard Triathlon rescheduled The Triathlon sponsored by the Manchester Recreation Department that was scheduled for as Martina coasts American League Yankees li.Angeia 6 August 18 at Globe Hollow was postponed until Orlolea5,Royala4 Thursday, August 25. Registration for the event TORONTO (UPI) - Top-ranked Navratilova’s backhand and keep­ shots at the net by Navratilova in- Golf Baseball CALIFORNIA NEW YORK Tennis begins at 5 o'clock with the race starting at 5:30. First Gome Obrhbl abrhM Pan Am Martina Navratilova, gaining ing her at the baseline was negat^ the deciding game. KANSAS CITY BALTIMORE Downing If 4 1 2 0 Rndiph 2b 41 2 1 sweet revenge for her only loss of by the Deco turf surface at York Navratilova expressed displea­ Ob r h bl Ob r h bl Corew 1b 2 0 0 0 Mllborn 2b 1 0 0 0 Girls Soccer Club the 1983 campaign, hammered University. sure with Horvath’s after- match" Wilson cf 5 14 1 Bumbry cf 4 1 1 0 Sconirs 1b 2 3 2 2 Griffey 1b 4 1 1 0 BHO scores Simpson If 0 0 0 0 Ford rf 4 0 0 0 Beniquz d 5 1 1 0 Nettles 3b 5 0 4 3 American Kathy Horvath 6-2, 6-4, conduct. Baaaball atandinga At CoracfB, Venezuela, Aug. 19 Tryouts for the Girls Manchester Soccer Club “ This surface is too fast to be Wshngt ss 4 12 2 Ripken ss4 0 0 0 DeCncs dh 4 0 1 0 Mechm ss 0 0 Baseball0 0 Amateur Championships while Hana Mandlikova of Cze­ “ She (Horvath) couldn’ t even Brett 3b 4 0 0 0 Murray 1b 4 Grich1 2 2b1 3 113 Gamble dh 1 0 0 0 fall program are still being held. Interested able to do that effectively," said At WsnMrtntM, Conn., Auo. 1* Nicaragua 2, Puerto Rico 1 choslovakia upset Andrea Jaeger face me,’ ’ she said. “ When she _ (Par 71) NATIONAL LEAG UE McRae dh 4 0 0 0 Shelby pr 0 10 0 ReJeksn rf 2 0 0 1 Baylor dh 4 0 ) 1 Cuba 24, Colombia 5 persons may call the following coaches with your Navratilova. “ If she came up (taler games not Included) Otis rf 4 1 1 0 Lownstn If 3 RJcksn 1 1 0 3b 4 0 0 0 Wynegar c4 1 0 0 By United Press International to advance to the semifinals beat me, t smiled and said good ' Curtis Strange 6M 3—131 Basketball birth year for more details: girls born in 69-70, Ed short, I was able to come in and Tom Kite 4646-132 East White 2b 4 0 2 0 Slngletn dh 4 Lubrtch1 2 1 ss 4 0 0 0 Kemp rf 42 1. Women 1 U. S. Notional Amateur Tennis Cham­ Friday at the $250,000 Player’s take advantage of that.” match. She didn’t say anything to,', Isod AokI 6647— 133 w L Pet. GB Roberts It 3 0 11 Nolan c 3 0 11 Boone c 2 0 10 Mattngly IfCanoda 3 1 10 73, Puerto Rico 64 pionships Callahan at 289-7911; 71-72, Bruce l.avery at Philadelphia 63 54 .538 — D'Berry c 2 0 10 Smalley ss 5 2 2 0 At Klamesha Lake, N.Y., Aug. 19 International Tennis The 23rd ranked Horvath agreed me. I was disappointed.” Hole Irwin 4S48— 133 Sherldn cf 1 0 0 0 Sakata 2b 1 0 1 1 Field Hockey 649-8050; and 73-74 Chris Hornbostel at 643-8308. S ^ e Melnyk 6S48— 133 Pittsburgh 42 57 .521 2 Wothan 1b 4 1 1 0 Cruz 3b 2 0 0 0 Moreno d 4 3 3 3 United States vs. Barbados, ppd. Men Championship. with her opponent’s assessment. Earlier, the 21-year-old Mandlik- - Povne Stewart 6640— 133 Montreal 60 58 .508 3Vi Slaught c 4 0 10 Dwyer ph 10 0 1 Totals 34 6 9 6 Totals 39 11 15 9 Canada 5, Cuba 2 Singles umifinols Navratilova and Mandlikova “ She dicated the play this time ova took advantage of some erratic, F u m Zoeller 6744— 133 St. Louis 57 41 .483 6Vi Dempsey c 0 0 0 0 California 000 002 022— 6 Argentina 5, Venezuela 0 Allen Miller, Atlanta, def. Jim Pugh, Chlcogo 54 67 .446 11 New York 044 OX OOx— 11 Palos Verdes, Calif., 64, 74 (7-3). Eric UConn Youth Soccer Day l i will meet in an interesting mat­ whereas last time (at the French serving by Jaeger and fine net play “ Burt Bvrum 6747— 134 Dauer 2b 3 0 0 0 Shooting Jim Simons 6846— 134 New York 48 71 .403 16 Totals 17 4 12 4 Totals 33 5 8 5 Game-winning RBI — Kemp (9). Womai Rosenfeld, Media, Pa„ def. Orlando chup Saturday afternoon. Only Open) I dictated the play. The of her own to even her career- West Two out when winning run scored E— Randolph, Ro. Jackson. DP— Lourenco, Zimbabwe, 44,63,63. All youth soccer teams in the state have been M« O’Gradv 6648-1M Small Bore Pistol, Match three players have stretched the surface was too fast and I had to record against the 1983 Wimbledon Jock Renner 6648— 134 Atlanta 72 50 .590 — Kansas City 000 300100—New 4 Individual: Gold — Kim Dyer, Fort Women's Finals invited to attend the University of Connecticut- Los Angeles 64 52 .559 4 Balthnore 000 000 023— 5 York 1. LOB— California 4, New York 9. Singles 1983 Wimbledon champion to three get a little more aggressive in the finalist at 6-6 and advance to the" Rex Coldwell 6648— 134 Houston 43 56 .529 Bennlng, Ga., 589 points. Silver — Linda Vermont soccer game Sunday, September 18 at 2 BUI Murchison 4747— 134 Vh Gam8wlnnlng RBI — Sakata (2). 2B— Moreno 2, Nettles, Boone, Sconlers, Thom, Canada, 584. Bronze — Gall Maeve Quinlan, Chicago, def. Cristino sets this year and Mandlikova, who second set.’ ’ semifinals for the second straight" Son Diego 60 61 .496 11'A DP— KansosCItv 1, Baltlmore2. LOB— Baylor. HR— Kemp (12), Grich (15), RozwadowskI, Brazil, 62,60. o’clock at a reduced ticket prices. 'V.outh players Jm Hass 6046-135 Son Francisco 57 44 .471 14'/i Liberty, Langley Air Force Base, Va., whipped the third-ranked Jaeger The tournament’s defending year. - Bob Murphy 67-68— 135 Kansas City 6, Baltimore 3. 2B— Otis, Sconlers (8). SF— Grich, Re. Jackson. 582 Doubles and their coaches may obtain tickets at $1 for this Cincinnati 56 67 .455 16Vi Wilson, Wothan, Nolan. HR — IP H R ER BB SO Michelle Weiss, Tenafly, N.J., and; 6-3, 6-2, has accomplished the feat The fifth-seeded Mandlikova'.’ Brad Bryant 45-70— 135 FrMav's Results Team: Gold — United States 1,7X. game. champion didn’t argue with the Bob Eastwood 6847— 135 Washington California Silver — Venezuela 1,696. Bronze— Cuba Mary Boudreaux, Houma, La., \ twice. broke Jaeger’s serve three times" Atlanta 5, Chicago 3 (4). Forsch (L 11-8) 1 1-3 6 4 4 2 1 d^. UPt photo contention that revenge was a Mort; McNulty 6044— 135 Cincinnati 2, Pittsburgh 1 1494. Applications received before September 12 and in the opening set and, whenever- Dewitt Weaver 6671— 135 IP H R E R B B S O Curtis 4 2-3 9 7 5 3 1 Men Becky Callan, Boulder, Colo., and Amy will be processed by return mail. Suitable The other semifinal pits second- factor, but did not feel the win Houston at St. Louis Kansas City New York Kneale, Arlington, Va., 64,62. the 16year-old from Chicago at- ’, John Mahoffey 6649^135 Montreal at San Diego Moving Target, Rifle parking will be provided for buses, but vans and Ayako Okamoto acknowledges cheers seed Chris Evert Lloyd, who provided vindication. Lennie Clements 6640— 135 Perry 8 3 2 2 1 3 Guidry (W 148) 9 9 6 6 3 2 Individual: Gold — Helmuth Bellln- tempted to reverse the tide with" Phi lodelphla at Los Angeles Qusnbrry (L 62) 2-3 5 3 3 0 0 WP— Curtis. T — 2:33. A— 43,181. automobiles will be charged $1 for parking. appeared to be regaining top form “ I don’t really feel I have Tommy Valentine 67-68— 135 New York at Son Francisco grode, Colomblo, 578 points. Silver — form the gallery after making a birdieon some aggressive tactics, made- Joe Inman 6670— 136 Bolllmore Randy Stewart, Columbus, Go., 575. Applications should be mailed along with with a 6-1, 7-5 victory over West anything to prove,” said Navratil­ McGregor 7 11 4 4 0 1 the way to a four-shot lead in the World every one of her forays to the net a 1 Jimmy Roy 6670-136 Bronze — Michael English, Joplin, Mo., checks payable to the school to the ticket office, German Claudia Kohde, against ova. “ But I had the French in the Ro t Streck 7244-136 Saturday's Gomes Stewart (W 83) 2 1 0 0 0 0 National League 574. Woman's results costly one with some well-placed . (All Times EDT) T — 2:25. Team: Gold — United States 1,717. U-78, Storrs, CT 06268. Championship of Women's Golf Friday. amateur Elise Burgin of Stanford back of my mind as a motivator. J.C. ^e o d 6848— 136 Braves 5, Cubs 3 She did beat me in a Grand Slam passing shots. Lon NIetsen 71-45— 136 Atlanta (McMurtry 128) at Chicago Silver — Colombia 1,701. Bronze— Cuba University. Burgin upended 11th- Roy Stm art 4047— 136 (Trout 810), 1:20 p.m. 1481 At Toronto, Aug. 19 seed Kathy Jordan of the United event, so I still have a little The second set was nearly a- Couples 4672-136 New York (Lynch 87) at San ATLANTA CHICAGO Soccer Quixierfinal stogies something to get back at her. But Hubert Green 67-60— 136 Francisco (Brelnlng 7-9),4:05p.m. Cuba 1, Guatemala 1 Hano Mandlikova, Czechoslovakia, Whalers get rookie winger States Friday 6-4, 3-6, 6-1. carbon copy, with Mandlikova Ob r h bl ab r h M d^. who knows?’’ George Archer 4671— 136 Cincinnati (Berenyl 812) at Pittsburgh Indians 6, Mariners 5 Butler If 5 1 1 0 Hall d 5 0 0 0 Chile 1 United States 1 UNIONDALE, N.Y. — The New York Islanders proceeding to pounce on the'^ Gavin Levenson 7044— 136 (DeLeon 22), 7:05 p.m. Hubbrd 2b 4 2 3 2 Bowa ss 5 0 0 0 Brazil 1, Mexico 0 Andrea Joeger, U.S., 63, 62; Chris Japan’s best In avenging her upset loss to The best Horvath could manage Tommy Nokallma 6047— 136 Houston (Scott 7-4) at St. Louis (Stuper Softball Evert Lloyd, U.S., def. Claudia Kohde, sub-par serving of her opponent. " Perry 1b 3 12 3 Bucknr 1b 4 0 2 0 traded rookie left winger Steve Stoyanowich to 7-8), 8:05 p.m. SEATTLE CLEVELAND West Germany, 61, 7-5; Martina Horvath at the French Open, was a 2-6 lead in the second set with Donnie Hammond 6848— 136 Ob r h bl ab r h bl Jorgnsn 1b 0 0 0 0 Cey 3b 3 0 0 0 Men Evert feels Jaeger is goings o t Philadelphia (Bvstrom 68) at Los U.S. Virgin Islands 5, Dominican Navratllovo, U.S., def. Kathy Horvath, the Hartford Whalers Friday for future consider­ Navratilova put on a sterling Navratilova seemingly content to D fooley 7047— 137 Owen ss 4 0 2 0 Harroh 3b 3 0 2 0 Murphy cf 5 0 1 0 Durham If 3 0 1 0 ations, possibly a draft choice in the 1985 through a difficult period in her Jett Sluman 7047— 137 Angeles (Valenzuela 124), 10:05p.m. Wshngtn rf 5 0 0 0 Moreind rf 3 0 0 0 Republic 4 US., 62, 64; Ellse Burgin, U.S., def. exhibition of the talent which has hang back at the baseline. But the Denis Watson 71-44— 137 Bernzrd 2b 4 0 0 0 Bonnstr 2b 5 1 0 0 Women Kathy Jordan, U.S., 6 4,3 4 ,6 ). selections. career. Putnam 1b 3 0 0 0 Tobler It 4 2 10 Romlrz ss 4 0 10 Davis c 3)00 leads at Open allowed her to win 57 of her last 58 26-year- old resident of Da)las Antonio Cerda 6048— 137 Sunday's (Somes Pocorob c 4 0 0 0 Sandbrg 2b 4 1 3 0 United States 1, Puerto Rico 0 Qumierllnal doubles Toyanowich, 26, played for Centeral Hockey DJk. Welbrino 7047— 137 Romos ph 1 0 0 0 FIschlln 2b 0 0 0 0 Venezuela 2, Belize 0 Rosayin Fairbank and Candy Reynolds, matches and 10 of her last 11 began to assert herself at the net “ She has all the talent in the Cincinnati at Pittsburgh Stoddard p 0 0 0 0 Thorntn dh 4 0 2 1 Johnson 3b 3 1 2 0 Rainey p 10 0 0 U.S., det. Jo Durle, Great Britain, and League champion Indianapolis last season, Dale Douglass 4048— 137 Houston at St. Louis NIekro p 3 0 0 0 Woods ph 10 0 0 Synchronized Swimming tournaments. Passing shots, drop and it paid quick dividends as she world, but right now she’s not B j ^ Gardner 4048-137 Zlsk dh 3 1 1 0 Thomas cf 2 2 1 1 Duet Ann Klyomuro, U.S., 44,64, 61. scoring 84 points on 41 goals and 43 assists. He had Atlanta at Chicago MCastll 1b 0 0 0 0 Hargrv 1b 3 0 12 Bedrosln p 1 0 1 0 BordI p 0 0 0 0 SHAKER HEIGHTS, Ohio (UPI) - Ayako shots,' overhand smashes and broke Horvath’s serve twice and really into her tennis,” said the Mike Peck 7048— 138 Montreal at San Diego, 2 Johnstn ph 1 1 1 3 Gold — United States (Trade Ruiz and 42 goals in 1981-82. Mike Gove 7147— 138 SHndrsn It 4 1 2 0 Franco ss 4 0 11 Candy Costle, Bothell, Wash.) Sliver — Okamoto, Japan’s top woman golfer, shot a 4-under 68 backhand spikes were the order of stormed back to grab a 5-2 edge. 16year veteran of the circuit; Philadelphia at Los Angeles RoenIck cl 3 1 1 1 Esslan c 3 0 0 0 Campbll p 0 0 0 0 John Adams 7244— 138 New York at San Francisco Bosley oh 0 0 0 0 Canada (Penny and Vicky Vllagos). Friday for a two- round total of 139 and a four- stroke the day as she easily dispatched DHndrs rf 4 2 3 3 CCastlll rf 2 1 1 0 Bronze — Mexico (Pilar Ramirez and Horvath held serve and then “ She’s kind of mixed up about the Jim Thorpe 71-68— 138 Allen 3b 3 0 0 0 Totals 37 5 II 5 Totals 13 7 3 lead in the $200,000 World Championship of Womens Horvath in a match prolonged by broke Navratilova for the second lifestyle, wondering about whether Lou Graham 7147— 138 Atlanta lot 010110— 5 Claudia Novelo). Aobertson stable; Meachum up Mark Haves 6070— 138 AMERICAN UEAGUE RNelsn ph 10 0 0 Tennis Golf at Shaker Heights Country Club. two rain delays. it’s all worth it. I ’ve seen it in the JNelson c 2 0 1 1 Chicago OOO 000X0— 1 time in the set to make it 5-4, but Tom Jenkins 47-71— 138 (NIaht games not Included) Game-winning RBI — Perry (1). Men's Singles Behind her at 143 was Jan Stephenson, who had an Terry Diehl 4040^138 East Sweet ph 10 0 0 Fernando Pascal, Mexico, def. Eric Bowling NEW YORK — The New York Yankees placed Horvath’s previously successful any hopes for a comeback were last year. You just don’ t see the Totals 33 5 10 5 Totals 30 6 9 5 E— Moreland. DP— Atlanto 1. even par 72 Friday, followed by Alice Miller at even strategy of playing the ball to hunger there anymore.” Frank Conner 4040^138 W L Pet. GB LOB— Korlta, Glenview, III., 74, 64; Miguel infielder -Andre Robertson, hospitalized with dashed by another fine series of Baltimore 47 50 .573 — Seattle 030 000 101— 5 NIdo, Puerto Rico, def. Ronald Agenor, 7- par 144. LIndy Miller 6673—138 Cleveland 120 201 OOx— 6 Atlanta 10, Chicago 8. 2B— Buckner, ii^uries suffered in a car crash, on the 21-day Clarence Rose 7048— 138 Mllwoukee 68 51 .571 — Hubbard, Perry. 3B— Durhom. HR— 6,6-3; InakI Colvo, Argentino, def. Robin Wielding a hot putter, Okamoto had six birdies and Detroit 44 52 .559 I'/z Game-winning RBI— Hargrove(6). Berry, 64, 64; Christian MlnlussI, disabled list Friday and called up infielder Bobby Steve LleWer 7048— 138 E— Owen, Esslan. DP— Seattle 1, Perry two bogeys and used only 23 putts in the second round. Forrest Fezler 6040— 138 Toronto 47 53 .558 IV2 (1), Hubbard (8), Johnstone (6). SB— Argentina, def. Marco Boretf o, 61,74,6 Meachum from Columbus of the International New York 44 54 .542 3W Cleveland 1. LOB— Seottle4, Cleveland9. Ladies results She was 5-under for the tournament, in which she Mike McCullough 4040— 138 2B— S. Henderson. HR— D. Henderson Sandberg (29). SF— Perry. 1. League as his replacement. Victor Regalado 4674— 138 Boston 58 41 .487 10 IP H R ER BB SO Water Polo finished second last year. Cleveland 50 70 .417 (14), Thomas (17). SB— Roenicke (5), D. United States 16, Puerto Rico 5 Robertson was listed in stable, but guarded Joy Cudd 7040-130 Henderson (8). SF— Roenicke, J. Nel­ Atlanta At Rochester, N.Y., Aug. 19 She entered Friday's round one shot behind Donna Bob Boyd 7040^130 West NIekro (W 9-7) 6 1-3 5 3 3 4 5 Cuba 9, Canada 7 (Third round loaders and total pintails) condition after suffering a cut arm, bruises and a Chicago 65 53 .551 — son. Mexico 14, Colombia 4 White and Sandra Haynie after shooting a 71 in the Chip Beck 60-70— 130 IP H RERBBSO Bedrosln (S 17) 2 2-3 2 0 0 1 4 1. Toni Glllard, Beverly, Ohlo,3,772 slight concussion when Thursday morning when Ken Green 7040— 130 Kansas City 58 59 .496 4 Chicago Volleyball 2. Lisa Rothgeber, Palmedo, Fla., 348) ’ first round. On Thursday she missed four putts of 3-4 Oakland 59 63 .488 8 . Seattle Women his car hit a retaining wall and overturned on a Roy Floyd 6871— 130 Clark 2 2-3 3 3 1 7 1 Rainey (L 12-10) 5 8 3 3 0 1 1 Nikki Glanullas,Vallelo, Calif., 3474 ' feet. She made those short putts in the second round Dove Barr 7040— 130 Texas 57 61 .483 8 BordI 2 1112 1 United States det. Brazil 161 154, 16 4. Susan Meyer, Alexandria, Minn., Manhattan highway. California 57 43 .475 9 Best (L 81) 1 1-3 3 2 2 2 2 14; Peru def. Venezuela 167,15-0,154. and that, in her opinion, was the difference in her Wayne Levi 40-70— 130 Stoddard 4 3 1 1 0 1 Campbell 2 2 1 1 2 1 3464 “ He is alert, responsive and there is no Hal Sutton 7040— 130 Minnesota 52 70 .426 15 5. Barb Lelcht, Albany, N.Y., 3442 scores. Seattle 46 74 .383 20 Cleveland WP— NIekro 1 Campbell. T — 2:34. A— bleeding," a club spokesperson said after Jerry Pate 6870— 130 Heaton (W 8-4) 8 9 5 5 1 5 16,701. 6. Lorrie Nichols, Island Lake, III.,' Through her interpreter she let it be known that she John Fought 6871— 130 3432 checking Roosevelt Hospital on Robertson's DovkJ Ogrin 6870— 130 Friday's Results Splllner 1-3 1 0 0 0 1 Easterly (S 2) 2-3 0 0 0 0 0 7. Cheryl Daniels, Detroit, Mich., 3417 condition. The team said that Dawn Nowlin, who was tired from the 90-degree heat and almost George Codle 71-68— 130 Baltimore 5, Kansas City 4,1st game Reds 2, Pirates 1 8. Carolyn Prump, Akron, Ohio, 3,553 continuous tournament play since the end of January, Kansas City at Baltimore, 2nd gome Heaton pitched to 1 batter In 9th. was a passenger in Robertson's car, was still Roger Moltbte 7247— 130 WP— Best. T — 2:57. A— 4439. 9. Charlene SzkIenskI, Harbor Creek, but was still looking forward to better play in the final Morris Hatalsky 4674— 130 Chicago at Texas, 2, twilight Pa., 3,539 critical. They've known each other since their (Did not quality) Seattle at Cleveland, night CINCINNATI PITTSBURGH two rounds. 10. Lovene RInn, Akron, Ohio, 3,506 undergraduate days at the University of Texas. Don Bles 6872— 140 Toronto at Boston, night ab r h bl ab r h bl Radio, TV 11. Cheryl Van Lerberg, Shawnee, California at New York, night The highlight of Stephenson's 33-39 round was three Mick Soil 7148-140 Redus If 3 1 0 0 Ray 2b 4 0 0 0 Kan., 3490 The Yankees said Robertson had to go on the Jim Grant 7444— 140 Oakland ot Milwaukee, night 12. Vlrglanl Norton, South Gate, Calif., - straight birdies. The string started with a 35-footer on Detroit at Minnesota, night Conepen ss 4 0 1 1 Modlck 3b 4 0 2 0 21-day disabled list because Bert Campaneris Bobby Cole 6474— 140 Blue Jays 6, Red Sox 7 DrIessn )b 3 0 1 0 Thmpsn 1b4 0 1 0 SATURDAY 3477 the sixth hole. Mark -Coward TI-OO'-IJO 13. Cindy Coburn, Buffalo, N.Y., 3471 already was on a 15-day disability list. Saturday's (Tames HoshIdr rf 4 1 1 0 Lacy pr 0 0 0 0 1 Pan Am Games, Channel 3 “ It was my first long putt in a month and I was so Dave Edwards 7870— 140 Esasky 3b 4 0 1 0 Parker rf 4 0 10 1 Baseball Game of the Week TB A , 14. Donno Adamek, Duarte, Calif., 3471 Dave Peoples 7870— 140 (All Times EDT) TORONTO BOSTON 15. Shirley Hanfz, Merritt Islond, Flo., excited," bubbled Stephenson. She admitted that the Kansas City (Gura 1814) at Baltimore Oester 2b 3 0 0 0 Frobel If 3 111 Channel X Ralph Landrum 6872— 140 ab r h bl ab r h bl Trevino c 4 () 1 0 Pena c 3 0 0 0 2:15 Blue Jays vs. Red Sox, Channel 22, 3470 Youngest ever swims channel string of birds made her greedy and she went on to Howard Twittv 7878— 140 (Boddicker 04), 1:20 p.m. Garcia 2b 5 2 1 0 Remy 2b 5 2 3 0 WTIC 16. Judy Koester, Rochester, N. Y.,3456 Toronto (Stieb 1210) at Boston Soto 0 4 0 1 0 Berra ss 2 0 0 0 bogey two holes on the back nine. Gary Hallberg 6872-140 Moseby d 5 2 2 1 Boggs 3b 3 1 1 0 Mazzllll ph 1 0 0 0 4 Greater Hartford Open, Channel X 17. Barbara Thorberg, St. Louis, Miss., - DOVER, England — A 12-year-old British girl Vance Heafner 6871— 140 (Eckerslev 89), 2:15 p.m. lorg 3b 3 13 3 Rice If 5 12 3 34X Miller came up from the pack with a 71 Friday. Seattle (Beattie 89) ot Cleveland Morrisn ss 0 0 0 0 4Metsvs. Giants, WINF has become the youngest person to swim the John McConochle 7248— 140 Mulinks 3b 1 1 0 0 Armas d 5 2 2 4 Rhoden p 2 0 0 0 5 LP GA Championship, Channel X 18. Carol Norman, Ardmore, Okla., Haynie and White, co-leaders after the first round at Wally Armstrong 7248— 140 (Sorensen 89), 7:35 p.m. CJhnsn dh 4 1 1 1 Ysfrzm dh 2 0 2 0 3435 English Channel, snatching the record from California (John 89) at New York Hebner ph 10 0 0 7 :X Eskimos vs. Concordes, ESPN 70, each fired 75 for 145. Tied with them was Pat Chi O il Rodriguez 7248— 140 Bonnell If 4 0 2 2 Barrett or 0 0 0 0 Tekulve p 0 0 0 0 8 Angels vs. Yankees, WPOP 19. Dona Miller, Albuquerque, N.M., another youngster who set the mark only hours Alan Pate 6872— 141 (Rowley 11-10), 8 p.m. Barfield rf 2 0 1 1 Nichols rf 5 0 1 0 3431 Bradley, who had a second- round 73. Oakland (McOittv 65) at Milwaukee Totals X 2 7 1 Totals 31 1 5 1 9 Steelers vs. Cowboys, Channels 22, X before. Mark Pfell 71-70— 141 Collins If 2 0 10 Stapletn 1b 5 o 0 0 Cincinnati 010 010 000— 2 SUNDAY X . Karen Ellingsworth, Des Plaines, Defending champion Joanne Carner matched her Ivan Smith 7240— 141 (McClure 80), 8:30 p.m. Upshaw )b 5 0 0 0 Allenson c 4 1 1 0 III., 3416 Samantha Druce, from Dorset County, south­ Chicago (Bums 7-4) at Texas (Stewart Pittsburgh 010 000 000— 1 1 Pan Am Games, Channel 3 opening round 73 for a 146 total, Janet Coles shot a 72 Beau Bough 7871— 141 Martinez c 0 0 0 0 Gedmn oh 10 0 0 Game-winning RBI — Concepcion 2 Greater Hartford Open, Chonnel X 21. ElayneElomenberg, Cranston,R.I., ern England, swam the 27 miles from Dover to Pat McGowon 47-74— 141 00), 8:35 p.m. Whiff c 3 1 1 0 Jurak ss 4 0 ) 0 3405 for 148, Great Britain's Beverly Huke had a 75 fora 149 Detroit (Berenguer 64) at Minnesota (7). 2 Angels vs. Yankees, WPOP Cape Griz Nez near Calais in 15 hours 27 minutes Ronnie Block 7240— 141 Griffin ss 2 0 0 0 E— Parker. DP— Pittsburgh 1. LOB— 2 Blue Jays vs. Red Sox, Channel 22, 22. Pam McLaughlin, Melbourne, Fla., total. Patty Sheehan had a 74 to tie Huke, Hollis Stacy Jeff Mitchell 6872— 141 (Viola 810), 8:35 p.m. Totals 14 8 12 8 Totals 19 7 13 7 3494 Thursday, a spokeswoman for the English Cincinnati 7, Pittsburgh 5.2B— Househol­ WTIC carded a 72 for 151 and Amy Alcott had a 76 for 152. Peter Ootterhuls 71-70— 141 Toronto 004 004 000— 8 der, Driessen. HR— Frobel (3). SB— 4 Mets vs. Giants, W INF 23. Leila Wagner, Dallas,Texas,3490 Channel Swimming Association said Friday. Lance Ten Broeck 7871— 141 Sunday's (Tomes Boston 1X000 001— 7 Redus (32). 5 LPGA Championship, Channel X 24. Frelda Gates, Syracuse, N.Y.,3484 .' Blaine McCalllster 71-70— 141 California at New York (kime-wlnnlng RBI — Bonnell (4). Her feat toppled the brief record of a London Jim Dent 7270— 142 Seattle at Cleveland E— Griffin. DP— Toronto 2. LDB— girl, Alison Wetherly, who earlier in the day Jim Booros 71-71— 142 Kansas City at Baltimore Toronto 9, Boston 10. 2B— lore 1 Rice, swam from France to England in 16 hours, four NFL roundup Rick Pearson 71-71— 142 Toronto at Boston YastrzemskI 2, Jurak, Bonnell. HR— Richard Zokol 7448— 142 Detroit at MInnesoto Armas 2 (27), loro (2). SB— Collins (15). minutes. Both girls are 12 years old, but Alison is Bruce Douglass 71-71— 142 Oakland at Milwaukee S— Griffin. SF— Barfidd, C. Johnson. 43 days older than Samantha. Dennis Coscino 6873— 142 Chicago at Texas, night IP H R ER BB SO Harrell forgotten but happy An American girl from Rochester, N.Y., failed Darrell Kestner 7270— 142 Toronto in her record-breaking bid however. Margaret Woody Blockbum 71-71— 142 Clancy 1 2-3 4 6 1 2 1 Lee Eldeer 7271— 143 Acker (W 3-1) 5 4 0 0 1 ) ST. LOUIS (U PI) - Willard released.” at unning back, but I still have to Bass, a 20-year-oId studying at Sussex Univer­ Urn Norris 7271— 143 Major League leadara Moffitt 1 1 0 0 0 1 Cowboys set Harrell came into the N FL as a Harrell has been with the Cardi- be prepared. And I consider myself sity, Brighton, was attempting to break the Tony Sills 6874— 143 Gelsel 0 0 0 0 ) 0 Brad Faxon 6874— 143 McLaughlin 1-32)100 nais since 1978, when he signed as a record time for swimming the Channel one way — (Including (Tennes played Thursday, member of the class of 1975 that a starter because of how much I- Stove Hart 7271— 143 Jackson (S 4) 100001 free agent after being reieased by seven hours 40 minutes. Rick Dolpos 7271— 143 August 18 Boston included Walter Payton, Randy play on special teams and iiu Thomas Gray 7873—143 AMERICAN LEAGUE Tudor 474422 White, Rick Upchurch and Russ Green Bay. Harrell had set the special situations.” for Steelers Mark O'Meara 6874— 143 Clear (L 3-5) 2 3 4 4 3 4 career rushing record at the individual BatUng Francis. One of the persons who respects J. Johnson 320006 Rangers deal Honeycutt Bill Krotzert 71-72— 143 player, db ob r h S b S b h r rb l (w g While those players have gone on University of Pacific before be­ and appreciates the job Harrell LV Rafael Alarcon 7271— 143 Boggs, Bos 438 74 145 38 7 5 44.377 Tudor pitched to 1 batter In 5th; Gelsel Rod Curl 7874-144 pitched to 1 batter In 8th; McLaughlin to stardom and the accompanying coming the third-round draft cho­ has done for the Cardinals is Coach; ARLINGTON, Texas — Less than an hour Corew, Cal 370 52 135 20 2 2 36.345 The Dallas Cowboys seem to stage their best Tom Jones . 7670— 144 Brett, KC 346 72 11531 2 21 78.332 pitched to 2 batters In 9th. riches, Harrell considers himseif ice of the Packers in 1975. Jim Hanifan. before Rick Honeycutt was to pitch one of the Tom Lehman 7649^144 Griffey, NY 294 44 HBP— by Acker (YastrzemskI). performances against the Pittsburgh Steelers in 97 12 2 8 31 .330 just as fortunate to be entering his “ I started my first year at Green “ He’s in the ballgame a hell of a most important games of the season for the Texas Greg Powers 7874— 144 McRae,* KC 439 71 14334 311 67.326 WP— situations that don't count. Jeff Sanders 7272— 144 Tudor. T — 3:04. A— 27J84. ninth year in the league as a Bay and ied the team with lot more than people think he is,” Rangers Friday, the club anounced it had traded Trmmll, Dt 336 55 10923 1 10 49.324 Michael Bronnon 7272-144 Whitakr, Dt 470 72 151 27 6 9 49.321 third-string running back for the something iike 4(H) yards rushing,” him to the Los Angeles Dodgers. In preseason play, the Cowboys ride roughshod over Dave Elchelberger 7272— 144 Hanifan said. “ He’s in on almost Moseby, T r 398 74 127 24 6 14 44.319 St. Louis Cardinals. Harreii said. “ What does that teli Honeycutt, a left-hander who is leading the Pittsburgh, owning a 6-2 log overthe Steel City crew in Bob Bymon 7671— 145 SImmns, Ml 439 54 138U 2 7 81 .314 every long yardage situation and UP) photo I Ken Kelly 7875— 145 you? That we didn’t run vei'y much American League with a 2.42 earned run average, their last eight meetings. The situation, however, Yount, MM 414 77 130 33 7 13 65.314 “ I like my roie because I ’m in a on at least two occasions last year Lorry Mize 7272— 145 Bonnell, T r 331 43 10218 3 8 48.308 and our offensive iine wasn’t very deteriorates during the regular season. Pittsburgh World champion diver Greg Louganis John Mozza 71-74— 145 Orloies 3, Royais 1 position where I can contribute to he made the catch to set up the was dealt to the Dodgers for right-handed springboard competition at the Pan Am Cooper, Mil 485 77 149 28 3 25 101 .307 good.” reliever Dave Stewart and another player to be has won five straight over Dallas, including Bill Sander 7273-145 Alkens, KC 313 37 96 24 1 14 44.307 the team,” Harreli said. “ I ’m not winning touchdown and the win­ waves from the podium after receiving Games in Caracas. Ed Dougherty 71-74— 145 Second (Tame Harreii wanted out of Green Bay named at the conclusion of the season. championship rings for Steeler players after Hrbek, Mnn 380 55 114 33 3 8 62.305 just here. Everybody wouid like to ning field goal.” the gold medal in the thred-meter Jodie Mudd 71-75— 144 Lansfrd, Ok 264 „ 39 81 15 1 10 43.305 KANSAS CITY BALTIMORE play a lot, but I ’m playing behind a almost from the day he got there. Honeycutt becomes a free agent at the end of capturing Super Bowl X and XIII. J o t Chaffee 7870— 144 Harrell has at least one other job Molltor, Mil 454 82 138 25 4 15 42.304 obrhbl abrhM That hasn’t been the case with the this season and the trade became necessary when Mike Caporale 7672— 144 Gantnr, Ml 442 75 13419 710 62.303 Wshngt ss 4 0 10 Shelby d 4 0 superstar 10 in Ottis Anderson and an with the Cardinals — to help make Mark Caloavecchia 7273— 144 Sherldn d 3 0 I 0 Dwyer rf 3 2 11 Cardinals, even though he has only the Rangers determined they could not re-sign Dallas carries a 2-0 record into-Saturday night’s Gcrda, Tor 404 63 12217 5 2 29.302 excellent halfback in Stump Anderson one of the best running Pan Am Games Rod NukOllS 6878— 147 Murray, Bit 418 79 12618 222 74.301 Bretf 3b 4 1 1 0 Dauer 2b 0 0 0 0 run the ball nine times for a total of him for next year. nationally televised game in Irving, Texas, including Lars Meyerson 7673— 147 McRae dh 3 0 10 Ripken ss 4 0 2 1 Mitcheil. backs in the league. In his four Rice, Bos 454 44 13524 1 25 81 .296 20 yards the last two seasons. Last “ Once we got into the marketplace with Rick, a 30-7 shellacking of the Los Angeles Rams. Ken Venturi 7270— 152 Tobler, Civ 302 37 8914 3 4 43.295 Alkens 1b 3 0 0 0 Murray 1b 2 0 0 0 “ If we didn’t have such a great years in the NFL, Anderson has Lorry Graham 77-75— 152 Upshaw, T r 421 75 Otis rf 4 0 10 Slngletn dh 3 0 0 1 year he also had 11 receptions for we felt we would not be able to sign him,” said Pittsburgh won its first two and then dropped a 22-13 12418 519 73.295 back and I wasn’t piaying I would rushed for more yards (4,920) than Dick Bums 7670— 153 Herndn, Dt 448 69 131 23 717 71 .292 White 2b 4 0 11 RoenIck If 3 0 0 0 127 yards. Texas general manager Joe Klein. “ We felt the encounter to the New York Giants. Bob Lennon 7874— 155 Almon, Oak 344 38 Wofhon c 3 0 0 0 Cruz 3b 2 0 10 probably be upset. I think I couid any running back except Earl 10125 1 4 51 .292 “ I play a lot on third down and monetary value placed on Honeycutt's services U.S. swimmers dominate Don Gllha 7878— 157 CcBtIn, Mnn 450 74 131 28 3 11 50.291 Simpson If 3 0 0 0 Sokofa 2b 2 0 have 0 0 made the Pro Bowl if I’d gone Campbell. Two backup signal callers will be called on again to John NowobllskI 8877— 157 Bumbry If 10 0 0 to the right team, but they’ve found passing situations and I play on “ O.J. is the type of guy who has by his agent, George Kalafatis, left us no direct the teams. Cliff Stoudt handles the chores for Sam Snead 72wdr Dempsey c3 1 1 0 CARACAS, Venezuela (UPI) — Mike Bailey 78wdr Individual PKchlng a position for me here. punt return and our kickoff return to have somebody behind him to alternative except to acquire a professional ton, who took the silver. Barbara Cohen in 4:14.07, while Julie pHcher, dub w I ip h bb soera Totals 31 1 6 1 Totah 27 3 6 3 the Steelers while their No. 1 quarterback Terry Rick Carey and Sue Walsh estab­ George Bums , 72wdr Kansas City 000100 000— 1 “ I think I couid piay this game teams,” said the 5-foot-8 Harrell, push him,” Harrell said. “ On the player for Rick right now rather than wait for him Bradshaw mends from eibow surgery. Danny White McBain of Canada was the bronze Daigneault of Canada plodded to d Qusnbrry, KC 5 1 107.1 98 10 381.68 lished Pan American Games re­ Lopes, Det 7 5 95.2 41 38 81 1.88 Baltimore ooo 001 oix— 3 forever. It’s the only thing I truly who will celebrate his 31st birthday occasions that Stump or I do well on to become a free agent after the season." took a back seat to No. 2 Daiias QB Gary Hogeboom in medalist in 1:05.38. bronze in 4:19.91. WomBn't rnulti Game-winning RBI — Ripken (11). c o ils Friday night, helping the Honevett, Tx 4 4 104.1 95 32 73 2.67 love to do. I know there is going to in September. score a touchdown, O.J. can’t wait Honeycutt was to have started the first game of the Ram game and there’s no indication Coach Tom Carey, who has won seven Burgmelr, Ok 4 7 92.2 86 31 38 2.72 DP— Kansas City 1, Baltimore). LOB— United States swimming team add Kansas City 6, Baltimore 6. 2B— be a void when I retire or am “ I don’ t start every game to get back in there.’ ’ Friday night’s critical double-header in Arlington Landry will alter the lineup for Pittsburgh. In the men’s 100 freestyle. national titles and three NCAA $288848 LPGA OtamplentMp Stieb, Tor 1310 206.2160 74137 2.79 Dempsey.HR— Dwyer (7).S— Cruz. Stadium, and his place in the rotation was taken five gold medals to Its dominating Rowdy Gaines of Winter Haven, A t Shaker llelghtfc OMo, Aug. 10 Butcher, Tex 4 3 93.2 89 29 40 2.98 titles, broke John Naber’s world (Par 72) MdTrgr, Bit IS 5 189.0193 34 62 3.10 IP H RERBBSO by Mike Smithson. White did get a vote of confidence, though, after total on the fourth night of Fla., received some unexpected record from 1976 at the U.S. Berengur, Dt 5 4112.0 77 54102 3.13 Kansas City competition. Ayako Okamoto 71-48— 139 Rsmssn (L 1-2) 7 2-3 6 3 3 5 4 Landry said “ the situation isn’t getting sticky as far challenges from lightly regarded nationals this month. He set world Jon Stepehenson 71-72— 143 Stanley, Bos 8 8117.0122 30 57 3.15 ATP tennis Rlgheltl, NY 13 4 181.0 163 51 137 3.28 Hulsmann 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 as I ’m concerned. Danny is our quarterback.” Carey, the world record holder in Fernando Canales of Puerto Rico records in both the preliminarieg Alice Miller 7271— 144 Baltimore the men’s 200-meter backstroke, Sandra Haynie 7876— 145 Conroy, Oak 5 5115.0 91 74 84 3.29 Davis 7 5 1 1 3 4 Cannon gets maximum and the favorite of the crowd, and the finals, so he has the top two Donna White 7875— 145 Young, Sea 9 12141.1 142 68 110 3.35 Bum Phiiiips renews acquaintances with former held off a determined challenge by IXirwTn, Tex 710146.2144 51 74 3.38 T. Martinez (W6-3) 2 1 0 0 0 1 Alberto Mestre of Venezuela. times ever. Pot Bradley 7272— 145 Balk— Davis . T — 2:24. A— 35,582. BATON ROUGE, La. — Former football hero Oilers when New Orleans tackles his old Houston Joanne Comer 7273— 144 Haas, Mil 11 2157.0152 35 71 3.38 Ricardo Prado of Brazil to win in 1 Gaines, who holds the world record Prado, who was the gold medal,- Billy Cannon Sr. lost his appeal for leniency in a team Saturday night. The Saints, manned with four Jonet Coles . 7872— 148 minute, 59.34 seconds, improving- and had set a Pan Am record in ist in the 400-individual m ^ ley , Beverly Huke 7675— 149 NATIONAL LEAGUE federal court Friday and was sentenced to a former Oilers — quarterback Ken Stabler, running on the meet record of 2:00.98 set by qualifying heats, was forced to trains and competes with the Potty Sheehan 7674— 149 Individual Boltliig McEnroe hanging on maximum five years in prison and fined $10,000 back Tim Wilson, wide receiver Jeff Groth and tackle Peter Rocca of the U.S. in 1979. Hollis Stacy 7872-151 plover, db ab r h 2b lb hr rbl avg rally in the final 30 meters to powerful American swim club at Modlck, Pit 401 60 13418 O il for masterminding a $6 million counterfeiting Leon Gray •— have a 1-2 record, while Houston, led by Carey, of Mount Klsco, N.Y., had a Amy Alcott . 7874— 152 57 J34 scheme. overtake Canales, and his out­ Mission Viejo, Calif. He is the Hndrck, St 394 55128 27 312 70.323 WhiteSox 3, Rangara 2 (10) former Saints quarterback Archie Manning, is large lead throughout much of the Herr, StL 329 5310420 5 4 34.322 KINGS ISLAND, Ohio (U PI) - ice. hold serve from deuce. In the last U.S. District Judge Frank Polozola indicated stretched fingers hit the timing current NCAA champion forSouth- winless in two exhibition games. race and was not pushed until CYuz, Hou 439 68 140 25 8 10 67 J19 First Gome An injury timeout late in the “ He seemed to be a little tired five games Arias won only five he would have liked to sentence the former pad a scant five-hundredths of a em Methodist University in the 200 Knight, Hou 194 31 126 29 4 8 59.318 Philadelphia is at Green Bay for a day-time Prado began his move in the final CHICAGO TEXAS second set helped top-seeded John before the delay and I was on a points. Heisman Trophy winner to a longer term, biit a second ahead of Canales. Gaines butterfly and 400 IM. Dowsn, Mtl 468 7414824 724 92.314 _ O b rh b l t o b rh b l nationally televised game Saturday. Other night 50 meters. The slow pace through Transactions Easier, Pitt 293 32 9211 1 8 40 J14 McEnroe to a 6-3, 3-6, 6-0 victory little bit of a roll,” said Arias, 19, of “ After four shots in the rallies in plea agreement Cannon reached with federal finished in 50.38. The U.S. added its fifth gold RLow d 4 111 Tollesn 2b 3 0 0 0 games include Atlanta at Tampa Bay, Baltimore at the first 100 meters probably Oliver, Mtl M 56142 28 2 5 58.310 Fisk c 3 10 0 Bell 3b 4 0 11 over sixth-seedecl Jimmy Arias Grand Islancl, N.Y. “ The delay medal of the night by winning the Puhl, Hou 470 61 14221 414 64.302 the third set I was getting so tired, ’ ’ prosecutors limited the charges against him. New York Giants, Buffalo at Detroit, Chicago at Los Baines rf 4 0 2 1 Wright d 4 0 2 0 Friday and a berth in the semifi- didn’t bother me as much as it denied Carey a chance at tettering Mestre took bis second bronze of women’s 4 X 100 meter freestyle M ri^V, Atl 431 1021»19 425 84.302 Walker dh 4 0 0 0 Parrish rf 4 0 0 0 said Arias after the match, which “ The court refuses to allow those who have Angeles Raiders, Cleveland at Denver, Houston at his world mark. Morind, Ch 408 5712218 313 52.299 nals o f the $300,000 A T P helped him. the Games in a 51.09 and Chris relay — sparked by a strong Traniactimi Paclark 1b 5 0 1 1 Rivers dh 4 1 1 0 took 1:55 to complete. "M y legs family or fortune or stature in life to commit New Orleans, New England at Los Angeles Rams. Ralnet, Mtl 447 91 13120 7 8 52 J98 Kittle If 4 0 0 0 Sample If 4 0 10 championships. “ I played the same way in the Prado, the powerful 16year-old Cavanaugh of Saratoga, Calif., leadoff leg by Jill Sterkel of Pena, Pitt 384 2711415 3 8 42.295 were aching. I was doing most of crimes and receive a slap on the hand, ” Polozola Pittsburgh at Dallas, St. Louis at Kansas City and San Squires 1b 0 0 0 0 O'Brien 1b 3 0 1 0 Playing lethargically in the third set, he just got better,” said who specializes primarily in dis­ was denied a medal In fourth place Hacienda Heights, Calif., — in Londrx, LA 357 5210520 3 14 50.294 VLow 3b 1 0 0 0 Hostefir dh 1 0 0 0 the running.” said. Francisco at San Diego. Garvey, SD _ 388 _ 74114______22 014 115-degree on-court temperatures tance events, mo ved up with a final in 51.17. 3:46.46. New York Yankees — Placed Intlelder 59.294 Hoirsfn ph 1 0 0 0 Denf ss 3 0 0 0 Arias, who had ended the second Green Bay’s fortunes are at an exhibition low after Andre RoCtertson on 21-cloiv disabled list Romlrz, Atl 467 6513711 3 4 38.293 Dybzns 3b 2 0 0 0 Stein ph 10 0 0 and looking sick, McEnroe re­ set with an ace. The seedings on the week-long sprint to take the silver in 2; 02.85. The gala medal ceremony again Canada took the silver in 3:49.49 and called up Intlelder Bobby Meachum MdToa, StL 434 5712714 3 5 43.293 losses to Cleveland and Seattle, while the Eagles, Fletchr ss 3 1 1 0 Johnson c 2 1 0 0 quested and was granted a three- McEnroe also spemed to get a tournament held up perfectly as Mike West, who along with bad the crowd singing the Venezue­ |and Mexico captured the bronze in from Columbus of the Interna­ Driwsn, Cn 277 41 81 10 1 11 47.292 JCruz 2b 4 0 10 BJones ph 1 0 0 0 Catchings to try Bulls under new coach Marion Campbell, are undefeated Canadian teammate Cam Henning tional Wallch, Mtl 448 41 1X27 316 58 J90 Sundbrg c 0 0 0 0 minute injury timeout, trailing 2-5 pickup from an altercation with joining McEnroe were second- lan national anthem and waving 4:00.43. ChmMss, A 338 46 98 21 3 17 68.290 following victories over Detroit and San Diego. had been in second and third place Leo Totals U 3 4 3 Totals 34 1 6 1 in the second set. He has been chair umpire Peter Kasavage of seefied and defending champion CHICAGO — Nine-year NBA veteran Harvey flags to honor Mestre, and Canales In the boxing competition, Paul PI _ urqh — Traded catcher Steve Kenndy, SD 421 31 122 23 210 70.290 Chicago OMOMOWa— 1 “ We’re raming off a 3-6 season and one of the things playing with a slight throat infec­ San Francisco in the first game of Ivan Lendl of Czechoslovakia, Catchings has signed an offer sheet with the in the early stages of the race, Joined in the fun by also waving a Gonzales of Los Angeles and Steve Nicosia to Son Frondsoo tar catcher Milt Texas 8Mni0801-2 we had to improve going into training camp was our May and an undlsdosed amount otccNh. IndlyMuol gltclring tion and sore left shoulder all week. the final set. ,third-seeded Jimmy Connors and Chicago Bulls, it was learned Friday. grabbed the bronze in 2; 03.11. Venezuelan flag as the swimmers McCrory of Detroit kept United (kime-winnine RBI— Baines (14). attitude,” says Campbell. “ The players have made The women’s 100 meter back- Foelboll glicbw, CM w I to h bb soera E— Fletcher. OP— Chicago 1, Texos 1. The official reason for the Serving for the game at 40-30, fourth-seeded Mats Wilander, of The 6-foot-10, 220-pound Catchings signed a walked on their victory lap. States’ boxers undefeated and New York Jets— Acoulredrooklewlde Hmmkr, SF 10 S1A2118 22 991.98 L O B — C h ic a g o 10, Te x a s 3. 2B— football their first priority and it ^ o w s in our play so stroke was a battle between two timeout was for the trainer to look McEnroe saw an Arias forehantl Sweden. multi-year contract for an undisclosed amount of Tiffany Cohen of Mission Viejo, advanced to the semifinals in the^ receiver Rod Adder from Minnesota on Ryan, Hou 12 5144.2 89 70128 2J4 Padorek. far. We also wanted to improve our running game and Americans, Walsh, of Hamburg, wolverk „ Denny, Phil 13 5180.2 171 47 99 2.39 SB-^ohnson (3), R. Low 2 (57). S— at his lower back. land out. But, the ball was called money, a team spokesman said. Calif., outdueled more expe­ respective weight classes. Connors, 30, romped over 14th- we’ve done that." N.Y., and Joan Pennington, of Pena LA 9 4119.2109 33 78 2J6 Tolleson. “ I thought I would pick an in. McEnroe vehemently argued Catchings, 31, averaged 3.3 points and 5.5 rienced teammate Cynthia Wood- Gonzales, a student at Loyola Chlcogo — % H w d * n n ts r Harvey Smith, Mtl 3 4 97.2 95 34 56 ZS8 IP H R ER BB SO seeded Sandy Mayer, Atherton, In a training camp note, the New York Jets acquired Franklin, Tenn., and it was Pen­ Catchings to on offer sheet. opportune time to have somebody and went over the 30- second time rebounds in 74 games lastyearasabackupcenter ead, also of Mission Viejo, to take Marymount University mqjoring Soto, CIn 13 9 20a2153 70180 2.65 Chicago Calif., 6-2, 6-2. rookie wide reciever Rod Achter from Minnesota and nington’s comp^ition that forced Heckey Price, CIn 10 4 139.2111 44 80 Z77 Dotson (W 13-7) 9 6 2 ) 0 3 look at it,” said McEnroe, 24. lim it for the second time in the with the Milwaukee Bucks, who have the first le gold medal in the women’s 400 in architecture, outpointed Arcelio : New York Istanders — Traded left announced that wide receiver Kurt Sohn (torn knee Walsh to break the Pan Am record B Welch, LA 11 11 157.2 134 59 117 180 Agpsto (S 6) 1 0 0 0 0 0 “ People can call it what they want, match, costing him a point right of refusal beginning 15 days from the time freestyle in a rather slow 4; 12.27. Diaz of Colombia in a junior wtag Steve Stoyanowich to Hartford for Carlton, Phil 1211 216.0 207 60 203 183 Texas Lendl had the easiest time as he ligaments) and offensive lineman Jim Luscinskl of 1:03.33 set by Linda Jezek of the hilure consMerattaiw. but I can’t see how anybody can penalty. the team receives a copy of the contract. Woodbead, who set the Pan Am Bedrosln, A « 8 6 912 72 39 84188 Smithson 71-3 3 1 1 3 6 received a default from seventh- (broken vertebrae) will be lost to the team (or the U.S. In 1979. Walsh’s time of 1:02.48 flyweight bout and McCrory out­ tf. (.ouls — Signed center Doug Rogers, Mtl 15 7 213.1 189 62117 195 V. Cruz (L 0-2) 123 1 2 2 4 0 fault wanting to feel good out there. record of 4; 10.56 four yeays ago, ■Ollmour to a three-year contrad; sein Suddenly facing break point, seeded Kevin Curren of South __was L15 seconds ahgadof^Penning- pointed Juan Casanova of Puerto Burris, Mtl 4 4118.1 104 41 71104 Schmidt 1 2 0 0 0 1 “ You try to do what you can do to was nearly two seconds behind Rico in a flyweight match. getam smon (Tordon Donnetly to Quebec Perez, Alt 13 4165.0164 34107 3.16 V. Cruz Pitched to 2 bolters In 9th; McEnroe responded with a big Africa. Curren was unable to play es compensation tar the stanlng of coach McWllms, P 12 4181.0156 70146118 Dotson pitched to 2 batters In 10th. win,” said McEnroe, who met the serve and put away the easy because of strained ligaments in Ibcguss Detnete. Leo, Mtl 10 8160.1 132 64100I X HBP— by V. Cruz (Kittle). T — 2:53. press with his shoulder wrapped in backhand vollev. He went on to his right hand. I* \ MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. Aug. 20, 1983 - 19^ 18 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday, AuK. 20, 1983 Classified.... 643-2711 TAG SALE SIGNS Business Opportunities .i.22 Store/Office Space...... 44 .62 For advertisements to be Notices Situation Wanted...... 23 Resort Property...... 45 Rates Are things piling up? Then why not have a TAG SALE? The best way to .63 published Monday, the dead­ Lost/Found...... 01 Employment Info...... 24 MIsc. for Renf...... 46 Minimum Charge: .64 line Is 2:30 p.m. on Friday. announce It, is with a Herald Tag Sale Classified Ad. When you place your Personals...... 02 Instruction...... 25 Wanted to Rent...... 47 Pets .65 $2.25 for one day Announcements ...... 03 Roommates Wanted...... 48 .66 Per W o rd: ad you’ll receive ONE TAG SALE SIGN FREE, compliments of The Herald. \ Auctions...... 04 Real Estate .67 1-2 d a y s ...... 15« Read Your Ad .68 3-5 d a y s ...... 144 Homes for Sale...... 31 Services Classified adverfisements .69 6 d ays ...... 13« are taken by telephone as a Financial Condominiums...... 32 Services Offered...... 51 .70 26 days...... 12« CALL 643-2711 OR STOP IN AT OUR OFFICE 1 HERALD SQ., MANCHESTER Lots/Land for Sole ...... 33 Painting/ Papering...... 52 convenience. M ortgages...... 11 Happy Ads: The Manchester Herald Is Personal Loons...... 1 2 Investment Property ...... 34 Bullding/Contracting...... 53 $3.00 per column inch Business P roperty...... 35 Roofing/Sidlng ...... 54 responsible only for one Incor­ Insurance...... 13 Automotive rect Insertion and then only Wanted to B o rro w ...... 14 Resort Property...... 36 Heating/Plumbing...... 55 Deadlines for the size of the original Stors/Otflce Space Services Ottered 51 Rooflng/SMlna 54 MIsc. for Sale 76 Flooring...... 56 Cars/Trucks for Sale...... 71 For classified advertise­ •* Tog Soles 69 Tag Soles 59 Cars/Trucks for Sale 71 MIsc. Automotive Income Tax Service...... 57 Insertion. Rentals Motorcycles/Bicycles___72 ments to be published Tues­ Errors which do not lessen Employment Services Wanted...... 58 Rec Vehicles...... 73 day through Saturday, the the value of the advertisement 600 Square Feet ot store WILLING TO DO ODD BIDWELL HOME Im­ "AQUARIUM" Maga­ CAMPER TOP — 4 X 8 Rooms for Rent ...... 41 Auto Services...... 74 deadline is noon on the day EASTERN CONNECTI­ TA G SALE — Saturday T W O A-78-13 FIRE­ & Education Apartments for Rent ...... 42 For Sale will not be corrected by an front or office spoce. $400 JOBS, Housecleanlng, provement Company — zine — 1932 to 1948, plus Insulated and paneled, al! Autos for Rent/Lease...... 75 before publication. monthly plus utilities. painting or wood work­ others. Collectors Item CUT'S LARGEST FLEA and Sunday, August 20th STONE Snow Tires. New Help Wanted ...... 21 Homes for Renf ...... 43 Holiday/Seasonal...... 61 MIsc. Autom otive...... 76 additional Insertion. Roofing, siding, altera­ M A R K ET Is at the Mans­ and 21st. 9am to 4:30pm. aluminum. Call 643-9708, wheels. Like new, off 643-6712. ing. Have own transpor­ tion, additions. Same for tropical fish hobby­ 428 Lake Street, Bolton. tation. Call 647-0329 or ists. $30 or Best offer. field Drive-ln Theatre 80' Vernon Street, Man­ Vega. $75. Call 643-4829. number for over 30 years. chester. Bathroom fix­ Best Offer. NEWLY DECORATED 646- 0016. Call 649-4339. (Jet. 31 & 32) every 649-6495. Sunday, 9am - 3pm until tures, clothing, odds 'n ISNOW TIRES — Two 21 Help Wanted OFFICE SPACE In Man­ 1968 CORVETTE — 4 Notices Help Wanted 21 Help Wanted 21 Help Wanted 21 Homes for Sale 31 Homes tor Sale 31 Apartments tor Rent 42 - TWO PAIR of Training Thanksgiving. No reser­ ends. size L-78-15, $100 a pair. chester. Centrally lo­ AMBITIOUS COLLEGE vations necessary. ______speed, 327-300. Rear front cated with ample pork- S TU D E N T — Seeks odd wheels, new $3.50 each Two size F-78-14, two Household Goods 62 (Dealers 8am ). damage, power windows, H-78-14 on rims, both$75a Ina. Call 649-2891. lobs. Painting and lawns pair. Call 649-2071. ★ two tops, many new LEGAL SECRETARY WAREHOUSE DRVER are a specialty. Call Jeff, pair. II new. Call 646-8726. Lost/Found FURMfuRESOnTlCE CLERK: Opening In MANCHESTER — FOUR T W O FAMILY TAG parts. $4000. Cal 1423-0090. Downtown Hartford of­ Upholsterer and furniture LARGE ROOMS. First., Wanted to Rent 47 647- 9013. DOUBLE PINK porce­ warehouse, retail paint USED REFRIGERA­ lain kitchen sink, $15. SA LE — 111 Russell fice off Routes 84 and 91. refinisher lor on the road floor, new kitchen, stove, TORS, WASHERS, NOTICE TO CREDITORS WAITRESSES FULL or service. A'pply in person: store. Diversified work, Two aluminum storm Street, Manchester. Sun­ 9^^^3%wo^‘4'“snow ” ” PLYMOUTH DUS- ESTATE OF MARY S. Fifteen attorneys. Secre­ n ice n e ig h b o r h o o d ,- RICHARDSON MA­ Ranges - clean, guaran­ TE R - slant 6, standard LOST — SMALL FE­ part time. Also cooks, full opportunity for growth. doors, 3SV2 X 6'8" with day, August 21st. 9am to KOM PANIK, deceased tary will be assigned to a Puritan Furniture fenced yard, no utlllfles,' FEMALE SENIOR Citi­ SONRY — . Brick, block, teed, parts and service. r«!rnrtht*aul transmission, two door. The Hon. Wllllom E. Fitz­ M A LE CAT, Block tiger, or part time. Dishwasher. Good salary and em­ screen, $20 each. Call 4pm. tiolci# d o o Ks # rccoros# oui* aaq ctai partner. Must be very 1061 N«w Irltehl Ovsasi no pets. $400 month. Call - zen with senior citizen stone, plastering, chim­ Gerald, Judge, of the Court white paws and white Inquire at Antanlo's Res­ ployee benefit program. Low prices. B.D. Pearl & 643-2516. nea pig, miscellaneous. Call 649-5761. competent typist. No taurant, 956 Main Street,- Watt WertlsrO 742-8650. canine friend requires ney repairs, fireplaces, Son, 649 Main Street, of Probate, District of Man­ chin. Lost in vicinity of shorthand required. If in­ Glldden Paint Co., 291 three room apartment. TAG SALE — Two fami­ 237 Bidwell Street. ••••aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa# chester at a hearing held on Manchester. masonry landscaping. 643-2171. August 17, 1983 ordered that Main and Williams terested in learning how East Center Street. 646- Call 643-6276 anytime. D AYBED SOFA — New, lies. 14 and 15 Ashwor- 5844. EOE. FOUR ROOM APART t Free estimates. B. Ri­ th(off Autumn). Baby M OVING TA G SALE - Motorcycles/Bicycles 72 all claims must be presented Streets. If seen call 643- to use word processors, MUNSON'S CANDY K IT­ chardson, 742-7437. $200. Air conditioner, 4000 to the fiduciary on or before 4251. will teach. COOKS, W AITERS and MENT — Available Sep^. REFIGERATOR: Whirl­ Items, tools. Lots More! Saturday, August 20th. ••••••••••••••••••••••• CHEN is accepting appli­ tember 1st. $375 plus' BTU plus timer, $50. Old November 17, 1983 or be waitresses and kitchen Roommates Wanted 48 pool 19.1 Cu. Feet. Frost Phllco radio, works, $35. Soturdav, August 20th, 10-3. Furniture, clothing, barred as by law provided. Free parking. Very cations f6r evening and 41 Phelps Rd. Manchester, Ct. utilities. Security and one ' WILL BABYSIT IN MY Dawn E. Gezelman, LOST — Grey and white help. Call 429-9319. free. Ice maker. About Call 649-5084. loom to 2pm. and glassware. Thomas FOR SALE: Silver, tak- good fringe benefits. weekend emplovment. year lease required. No HOME onytlme. Call 647- three years old. Call 646- Ass't Clerk fluffy male kitten, two organ, curtains, miscel- ora sport 10, 19" tram, The fiduciaries are: Salary based on experi­ ASSEMBLERS AND Hours are Monday - Fri­ Gracious 6 room Colonial. Fireplace, 3 pets. Coll after 4pm, 643-" 8832. 6138. 110 TANNER STREET — months. Vicinity Oak day, 4pm-8pm, hours BABYSITTER WANTED GOLD RUG — 8V2' by laneous. Rain date Sun- Good condition. $95. Call Walter J. Kompanik ence in law office. COIL WINDERS — Fin­ 8 bedrooms, large front porch, 2 car 1482. FEMALE ROOMMATE: 9am to 4pm. Saturday 8i 256 Woodbrldge St. Street. Reward. Call 643- Saturday or Sunday. Call — Afternoons, Bolton DAYCARE — Looking IOV2'. Excellent condi­ day, August 21st.91 North 643-4607. ger dexterity required. Center area. Call morn­ garage (electric door opener), lovely Mature, responsible, BAR LIGHTS — Three Sunday. Books, sports Manchester, C T 06060 9625, evenings. If you have more than a for appointment, 649- for child to watch at my tion. $70. Call 647-9542. Elm Street. ------& Experience not neces­ ings 649-1931. Start treed back yard. Lot is 75x190 FOUR ROOM, first floor. non-smoking. Neat, spa­ way floor lamp, maple equipment, household ------B ICYC LE — Mens Huffy Margaret K. Stevenson year's experience as a sary. Will train. Four day 4332. cious two bedroom Man­ house, off Porter Street. end tables, metal typew­ 75 Schaller Rd. LOST — Female she- legal secretary, please Immediateley. Appliances, carpefed, CHAPPE WOOD/COAL Items, etc... A LL ITEM S REDUCED ten speed. Excellent con- pherd/doberman cross. week, 10 hour day, 7am- $74,900. two car parking. $400 chester condo. Ask for Full or part time. Starting riter table, spoke wheel For Special Sale. 104 ditlon. $60. Call 646-1831. Manchester, CT 06060 call for an interview at: MATURE P E R S O N B.P. 646-6138. In September. Call 649- Stove— $300. Call 649-6855 026-08 Black and brown face. 5:30pm. Apply at; Able monthly. Security, lease, mirror and much more. after 5pm. BOOKS, C O L L E C T A ­ Harlan Street. Saturday ------.525-8377 . Coil & Electronics, How­ N EED ED to babysit In Marion E. Robertson, Realtor references. No pets. 1827 or 643-0290. Coll 742-8340. BLES, Miscellaneous. One year old. Bolton my home weekday morn­ and Sunday, 10 to 5. area. Missed dearly. Call Atk lor Mrs. Morrill ard Road, Bolton. < ^ S 9 5 3 Shown by appointment. TWO BABY AFGHANS— Fridoy and Saturday, Au­ ings for two children. 649-0783, 683-7295. 647-9412. CAFETERIA — Fulltime Services Offered 51 Painthig/Papering 52 One pink and one yellow. gust 19th 8i 20th. 9am to TAG SALE— 300Hilliard Rec Vehicles 73 SECRETARY for Man­ Own transportation. Call 4pm. 34 Adams Street SECRETARY — with ex­ 643-1266 after 4pm. position available for $25 each. Call 649-9977. Street, Manchester. Sat­ LOST — Vicinity Con­ chester law office. Chal­ person with some baking MANCHESTER — Five MIsc. for Sole 63 South. urday, August 20th, 9am ••••••••••••••••••••••• tjvFAMlLYAWVIS gress Street, lost for two cellent shorthand and lenging full time position room apartment, second ELECTR ICIAN — E2 li­ experience. Also part PAINTING AND PAPER to 4pm. P L E A S U R E B O A T — weeks. Grey and white typing skills needed for includes some paralegal floor. $400 plus utilities. . C & M TREE Service — TA G SALE — Soturdoy, WmATALOOSYPAYCTF diversified duties In a cense, experienced In re­ time position for grill HANGING — Exterior ••••••••••••••••••••••• Good skiing. 15' 4" Glas- long haired female cat. responsibllties. Will train person. Manchester Call 649-3379. Free estimates, discount END ROLLS— 27V2 width Home and Garden August 20th. 10amto3pm. small, very busy office. on word processor. Expe­ sidential, commercial. senior citizens. Company and Interior, ceilings re­ A *5 HP Mer. Cruiser. Wearing red collar. Call area. Call 646-1750 week­ - 25 cents; 13^4 width - 2 Household items, clo­ A U l O I T I O l l V e Trailer cover and extras. 647-8028. Well organized and con­ rience preferred, but not Call MGA Electric, 649- THREE ROOMS In newer . Manchester owned and paired. References, fully thing, bike. 80 Jensen U$ AND X'VEPtAVeP genial personality a posi­ 8925. days for information. insured. Quality work. for 25 cents. M U ST be $2000, best offer. Call required. Call 643-7779. four family. Appliances, operated. Call 646-1327. picked up at the Man­ Street, Manchester. le HOLES— . BTriMOv tive factor. Send resume Martin Mottsson, even­ CHRYSANTHEMUMS — ••••••••••••••••••••••• 742-7719. laundry, parking, yard, chester Herald Office B E­ /HY TOHGrOB. , with salary requirements PAPER CUTTER — For EXECUTIVE SECRE­ heat. $435. Lease and ' REWEAVING BURN ings 649-4431. Many varieties. 29Moun­ A L L T M e w a y ! to P.O. Box 5, Buckland TA R Y — Life Insurance FORE 11 AM ONLY. Cars/Trucks for Sole 71 21 FOOT VISCOUNT Fl- Personals 02 trade bindery In Hartford Security. October 1st.» H O L E S '— zippers, um- tain Road, Glastonbury. 17 NOIITH STRin Station, Manchester, CT background. Vernon INTERIOR — EXTE­ Near MInneachaug Golf •••••••••••••••••■••••• berglass with V H F depth area. Must be familiar BURGER KING — Needs Call 646-0063. j 'prellas repaired. Window SCREENED LOAM ------SMidoy Augest lis t 06040. area. Send resume to RIOR Painting — Wal­ Course. finder, slip at marina, with Lawson and Polar several people to work shades, Venetian blinds. grovel, processed gravel, 9m til Dork cutters. Plant requires Jobs, P.O. Box H, Ver­ lpapering and drvwall 1976 BUICK SKY power trim, 115 HP Mer. CAMBRIDGE DIET the following shifts: 430 Summit St. Manchester, Ct. MANCHESTER — New Keys. T V FOR RENT. sand, stone and fill. For CMw CUSTOM lln. Call 627-5454, Good body. $200. Call River under the Federal Aid tally retarded adults. E v­ •eeeeeeeeeeeeeaeeeeeeee ra provUjad. 1 tod ratio. Raaaona- Excerciser, Like new, books, pictures, frames, Interstate Trade-In Pro­ ing sewing Incentive. equipped office. Send re­ C A LL Oliver to Grant, Century REMODELING- anytime. 643-4968. ening and weekend hours ONE AND TWO BED-' _ . rataa Convaniantly loeatad on $65. Call 649-7862. kitchenware, tools, tin, gram. Apply at Plllawtex Corp., sume to Secretary, P.O. WAITRESSES (two) — 21 Lindsey Real Estate. M ANCHESTER-One, two ROOM new woll to wall, Mwiehaeler/Eaat Hartford Nna. Call Bathrooms, kitchen, rec Services will consist of, but 647-9946 only. Responsibilities in­ toraaarvaaapaca or tor additional In­ foie, potlery, glass, 1972 DATSUN 1200 — 4 49 Regent Street, Man­ Box 847, Manchester, CT Full orparttime. Apply In 649-4000. and three bedroom formation. 040-4664. 1. rooms, roofing, siding, •••eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeep not be limited to, the design 06040. clude .ossisltlng in in­ carpeted apartments.; 100 POUND BoHle Gas china, pewter and loaded cylinder, 4 speed. Engine of a new bridge on new align­ chester, Connecticut. person to Lo Stroda West, apartments. Heat and hot Spacious rooms, country- iwwnnnnnnnnnndO house repairs. Licensed struction of adult living Tank, $30. Call 643-5336. Recreational Items 67 with collectable Items. and running gear. Excel­ ment, Including realignment 471 Hartford Road, water. $400, $440, $495. setting on 24 acres with and experienced. Call ot the Union Street ap­ CLERK TYPIST — Per­ skills and recreational 9am to Spm. Saturday, lent for parts, $95. Call NEEDED IMME- Manchester. Call 649-4800. tennis courts. $320 o' GRANDMOTHER'S Gory 646-4743 or 649-8516. Sunday, August 20th and proaches beginning at Kerrv D IA TE LY — Mature, re- son Friday. Opportunity PART TIME CLERICAL activities. High School Lots/Lond for Sole 33 SANYO SEWING MA­ ••••eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee 643-8880. Street and extending opprox- diploma and experience month plus utilities for HOUSE, INC., MAN­ CHINE — 1977, rarely 21st. 31 Mapio Street, sponsible, open In small association — Two positions open PERSONS TO Work with MANCHESTER — Du­ DESIGN KITCHENS by Imatelv 300 feet north ot the with disabled persons re­ o()e bedroom, $390 o. CHESTER — We provide used, all attachments In­ G OLF CLUBS — Men's Manchester. existing bridge over the grandmotherly type per­ office for person with all which Involve varied du­ other girls making sand­ plex, three bedrooms, 1V7 J. P. Lewis. Cabinets, TOYOTA, 1979 Corolla — quired. March Inc., P.O. month plus utilities for structured daycare and cluded embroidery full mofehed set. Sears, Hockanum River. The total son to help care for around office procedure ties. Figure aptitude, wiches. Call 649-0305. FR EE C A TA LO G of land baths. $550 monthly plus nursery school to 12 vanities, formica, Wilson J.C. Higgins, Persimmon Standard, 4 speed. Under length ot the protect Is op- experience. Excellent be­ Box 574, Manchester, Ct two bedrooms. Located stiches, $95. Toro Power F LE A M A R K ET — Satur­ 50,000 miles. Very good proxlmatelv 800 feet. newborn and 2 year old In some typing and tele­ bargains, 5 acres to 500 utilities. Security and ref­ on Route 74/44, exit 100 off children In our pleasant art, Corlon counter tops, woods, pro bog, balls. In nefits and working condi­ phoning. Morning and 06040. 646-4446. shovel, used once, $85. day and Sunday, 10 to 5. condition. Call 643-8539, The selected engineering my home. Part time. Own acres, covering all New erences required. Call 1-86 In Willlngton, CT. home-like setting. State kitchen cabinet fronts, excellent condition. $85. firm must meet all munici­ tions for dependable per­ afternoon hours availa­ England and New York Call 649-8294 anytime. Lower level of Antique evenings best. tranportatlon a must. Monday through Friday, Call for details and ap-. licensed and staffed by complete woodworking Xall 649-1794. Marketplace, Purnell pal, state, and federal affir­ son with a real Interest In ble. Apply In person from SECRETARY — Word State at lowest Imagina­ service, custom made mative action and equal em­ Vernon area. Call 646- 9am-5pm, 646-1974. pointment 288-8211 or 429- caring professionals. We Place entrance, Many a secure position. Con­ 9am to 11;30am, Monday BANKING — Part time Processing. Small conge­ ble prices. Write LAND furniture, colonial repro­ AUTO LUGGAGE RACK 1979 SUBARU BRAT — plovment opportunitv prac­ 5153, leave number with 8212. can provide your child useful and unusual tices. Personnel In responsi­ answering service. tact Mrs. Palmer, 289- thru Friday at Main Of­ bookkeeping clerk, proof nial office seeking expe­ CATALOG, P.O, Box 938, M ANCHESTER — Spa­ ductions In wood, 9 varie­ — 51 X 85 aluminum and With cap. 4 wheel drive, rienced secretory to with a home away from stainless steel. Suitable bargains. ble charge ot the work will be 9576, between 9am and fice. South Windsor Bank experience preferred. No. Adorns, M A 01247. cious four room apart­ home. Coll now, 649-8920 ties of hardwood and Antiques excellent gas mileage. required to process and 4:30pm, Monday thru , Trust, 1033 John Fitch primarily perform word MANCHESTER - First for van or large station Very good condition. maintain a valid Connecticut 8 Monday thru Friday, 1pm ment. Screened porch. floor, five rooms, two or 646-9608. veneers NOW IN STOCK TA G SALE — Saturday Friday. Boulevard, South to closing. South Windsor processing duties. C P T Call 649-9658 or evenings, wagon. $35. Phone 646- $3000. Coll 649-8719. Professional Engineer's Adults. No Pets. One car bedrooms, garage, stor­ License. Windsor. Bank i Trust Co. Contact Word Processing expe­ 3067. and Sunday, 9am to Spm. 8 parking. Security. 649- age. No pets. Security. 289-7010. 26 Stone Street. Oak desk Work amounting to not less ATTENTION HOUSE­ LIGHT CUSTODIAN Warren Matteson, 289- rience q plus but not 1265. than eleven percent and one necessary. Excellent typ­ Investment Property 34 $425 plus utilities. Sep-^ RELIABLE 46 year old and chair, lamps, tables, WIVES, VACATIONING WORK — Evening hours, SNACK BAR — Monday 6061 for appointment. nanny will care for your ROBERT E. JARVIS — BRAND NEW picture percent of the contract value ing .skills required. Mod­ te m b e r 1st. Allbrio ' tube In 19 Inch color dishes and toys. will be subcontracted to ml- STUD EN TS, anyone with part time. Call 643-4000. thru Friday, 9am to 3pm, EOE. MANCHESTER — Two children In your home Building and remodeling ern office conveniently Realty Inc. 649-0917. console, swivel base TV . SPECIAL OUTSIDE norltv and female business free time In the evenings! flexible. September 1st and three room apart­ while you get away for specialist. Additions, enterprises respectivelv. In RESPONSIBLE WOMAN thru November 30th. 18 locttfffd In Manchester. garages, roofing, sldlhg, Needs some work. $50 or SALE — Sunday, 21st. TA G SALE — Saturday 1974 PLYMOUTH VAL­ addition, mlnoritv-owned There ore a limited ments, $280, $325, $350. C E N TR A L LOCATION — the weekend. References August 20th, 9-4. 78 White to care for two small years or older. Golf FURNITURE REFMISHER Excwant.benefits. Send kitchens, bathrooms, re­ best offer. Call 649-8149. Dolls, leweiry. Coventry IANT. Excellent condi­ consulting firms are Invited number of positions op­ MMCHESTEI Phone 646-2426, 9 to 5 Three room apartment. ' available. Write Box NN to submit their qualifications children In my home. maintenance - Monday Experienced furniture fin­ ):ew'm'e to Data Base Offlco Bulldina plus placement wlndows- Antique Center, 1140 Street, Manchester, off tion. V 8 automatic, PS, ening In our phone sales isher tor steady full time weekdays. Heat, utilities, parklnot- c/o The Herald for Henry Street and Green Independently or os a loint Own transportation. Call thru Friday 7am to Management, Inc., 1075 epertmsni on large /doors. 643-6712. FOR SALE: Air condi­ Main Street, Coventry. PB, Air, plus. 62,000 venture with other consult­ operation. If you have a position. Apply in person: avallable Immediately;' particulars. Road. Rain or Shine. good voice and the desire 643-2023. 3;30pm, flexible. Inquire Tolland Turnpike, Man­ comer lot. Choice Main T W O A N D THREE tioner, 55,000 BTU'S. 742-9698. miles. $2000. 569-0825. ants tor the entire design as­ Puritan rurnitura chester, C T 06040. Street location. Call 649-2865. Only used twice. Good signment. to make your free even­ at Tallwood Country ROOMS, apartment for by Larry Wright Those consulting engineer­ SHIPPING AND RE­ Club. 646-1151. 1861 Hm » 8ritahi «« S M Gerde* taelty . K IT ‘N ’ C A R L Y L E ™ condition. Call anytime O N E O F T H E good SATURDAY AND SUN­ ings profitable, call rent. Heat and hot water. DAY — August 20th and ing firms who feel they are CEIVING CLERK — for FLORIDA JOBS. 1,867 Homes for Rant 43 after 9;30am, 646-2857. habits thrifty people qualified to perform the re­ Gerry tor an Interview dt _____M 81174_____ Call 563-4438 or 529-7858. 21st. 10 to 4. Hammond 643-2711, Monday- parts departm ent of IMMEDIATE OPENING sources, 264 classifica­ have developed Is dally quired services on the above organ, electric lawn prolect are encouraged to PH0T04iUIDE Wednesday evenings be­ wholesale distributor. for shipping clerk. Expe­ tions, 6 malor cities. ASTEROIDS MACHING reading of the ads In 1983 FORD M USTANG — MANCHESTER — Three mower and miscellane­ submit a I etter of Interest, ap­ PATTERN tween 6:30 and 7:30. Will Opportun Ity for right per­ rience not necessary. ELECTRICIAN — Look­ Complete list $5.00. Joe bedroom, six room du­ — Fresh from arcade. classified. That's where Powersteering, power- propriately referenced, to­ Stopford, 5447 Denise, COVENTRY - Three Best offer. 649-3030. they find value buys. ous Items. 137 Campfleld brakes. 2700 miles. Must train qualified Individu­ son to learn all aspects of Apply In person, Man­ ing for q career change? Rentals plex. Security and refer­ bedroom lakefront gether with general Informa­ appliance parts business. Call 1-800-HOUSE-DR. Room 331, Orlando FL Road, Manchester. Selll Asking $8000. Call tion on the firm, the firm's als to earn $67.00 to chester Modes, Pine ences. $475 plus utlllfles. house, fireplace, modern brochure, and current 8385 $120.00 weekly. CALL Phone 528-3781 for Inter­ Street, Manchester. 32810. saeeeesssessaseeseessse 646-7068. Call 646-3253. kitchen. Available Sep­ CELEBRITY CIPHER T A G SALE — 41 Wads­ Federal G.S.A. Forms 254 lO-IS NOW!! view appointment. EOE. C A R P EN TER — Looking tember thru June. Refer­ CaMatty Ciphar cofplograim art oraaM from quoMkMw by famoua paopla, paat and 255, along with a resume EXPERIENCED COL­ Rooms for Rent 41 worth Street, Saturday, ot key personnel. for a career change? Call MANCHESTER — Five ences. Security. $550 per andpraaantEacblanarlnthaelpbaralandatoranothar. rotf^aotoarSaouali Y. A belted overblouse with 1-800-HOUSE-DR. LECTO R — For credit 9am. Furniture and re­ Additionally, oil Interested handy pockets and long sesssseessessssseeeeeee room, two bedroom month. Call 742-7831. by CONNIE WIENER frigerator. 1972 BMW firms must submit a detailed collection agency. Call statement Indicating the or­ or roll-up sleeves is an Join the exciting and challenging apartment. Appliances, 2002. WAREHOUSE WORKER 289-5236. GENTLEMAN PRE­ heat and hot water In­ “ V ’K DVHFQ-ON8NU PUJ V IP8N UX DATSUN, 1973 240Z — 5 ganizational structure under ideal topping for casual FERRED. $50.00 weekly. M A N C H ES TER _ Rent speed, new strutts. which the firm proposes to skirts or pants. World of Advertising! — Shipping, receiving, cluded. $450 monthly. with option to buy. Throe filling orders. 7:30am -\ Kitchen privileges. 646- TAG SALE — Saturday, Passed emissions. $1300. conduct business. Proposed No. 8385 with Photo- ••••••••••••••••••••••• References and Security. LNPY XL PAN BIPPDXN8NY. V subconsultants, subcontrac­ 4pm. Monday - Friday. 2000. bedroom home, walking August 20th, Sunday, Au­ Call 649-5231. Guide is in Sizes 10 to 18. Call 646-3253. distance to schools and tors, loint ventures, etc., $3.75 per hour. Call 649- gust 21st. 10am to Spm. should be clearly Identified. Size 12,34 bust, 1 % yards Homes for Sale ai hospital. Wall-to-wall JX U ’F OVEN PAN DCXFD FIPF DIXB 46-inch. ADVERTISING SAIES REP. 8648 fo r In te rv ib w THREE ROOMS-Prlvote. Clothes dryer, miscel­ 1973 PONTIAC LE MANS The relationship to any MANCHESTER — Du­ carpeting. Newly deco­ laneous household Items, "parent" firm or subsidiary P attervi available only appointment. eseesssseseessessesssse entrances. Ladles $35; plex, three bedrooms. — 350 Bored .030 over. 30 Hours Weekly Mens $35 8t $40. Also; Fur rated kitchen. Deck. Oc­ ZC XU GXZY IPUJD, QZF VF furniture. 24 Deepwood firm with any ot the parties in sixes shown. MANCHESTER — 41 $450 monthly plus heat Best offer over $500. Call concerned must be clearly coot, dresses, suits, etc. cupancy September 3rd. Drive. 649-6855 after 5pm. defined. TO ORDER, tend ».00 fsr sack NURSERYATTENDANT Phelps Road, 6 room and utilities. No pets. ittsrn, pint SOC in peitsf s aid reli^bfe^cir'^^* ® contact and have a — Monday through Fri­ Call 649-5459. $600 plus utllltles/$69,900. JXNDU'F KPFFNY. FIN CXVUF VD, Statements mov be submit­ Colonial. Large front Security and references Call owner, 649-4630. ted until 11;(X) o.m. on Sep­ RsndliiE. Ideal for person wishing to supplement family income. day, 9am-3pm. Call Paul, porch, two car garage, required. Coll 643-2554. 1972 OLDS CUTLASS — tember 8, 1983 to Mr. Walter SUE RURNETT Glastonbury Tennis Club, LADIES ONLY — Free XUN DIXZOJ UN8NY, UN8NY Many new parts. Runs Senkow, Town Engineer, Manehwtor Hwald Benefits Include: beautiful pork-llke back­ parking. On busline. Kit­ Town ot Manchester, 41 Cen­ 659-3731. yard. $74,900. Marlon E. MANCHESTER — Nice great. $500, Call 649-5084. ■ ■Minn. etAasricas ” -G o o d Salary • Gas Mileage .Insurance chen privileges. Security ee*aeeee*aeesseees«seee ' T O B E N E F IT Captives ter Street, Manchester, Con­ New Tsrk, N.T. tOOSt Robertson, Realtor, 643- three room apartment. YNFVYN LYXK OVLN.” — KPYQ necticut 06040. • Pleasant working conditions GRILL COOKS — Look­ and references required. For Christ Jail Ministry Met Naait, Mdisu wlta ZIP 5953. Heat and electricity In­ Store/Offlce Space 44 Any statements received af­ eoiE, Stria Naabar and Sha. For confidential interyiew appointment call - Penny Sadd ing for two. Port time Coll 643-2693. — August 20th and 21st. ter this date and time will not cluded. Security deposit. eeeeesesseeesssessessee; KPYFVU. Range hoods, dishes, hy­ be considered. New FASHION with between 9 and 10 A.M. weekdays and weekends, No Pets. Call 649-9092. lOom to Spm. Hourly ATTRACTIVE SLEEP­ PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "I am disgusted by recent books which draulic lack, lunlor clo­ Robert B. Weiss Photo-Guide patterns in ING ROOM — Gentle­ EXCELLENT OFFICE paint a pictura ol a machine or robot and not the man and thing, drapes, chairs. M U STAN G, 1973 — Mark General Manoger all size ranges, haa a wage plus tips. Must be LOOKING FOR an TWO BEDROOM TOWN- M AI N S TR E E T— 500/100q; Dated this 17th day ot August special Grace Cole Collec­ 19. Apply 11am to Spm, apartment? Be sure to man. Shower/Both. genius I knew." — Priscilla Presley. Morel 149 Grande Road, I, 351. Cleveland engine, 1983 Manchester, Connec­ HOUSE with fireplace, sq. ft., heat, lonltor, park-’ headers. Holly, 4-barrel. ticut tion for larger lizesi plus Manchester Country check the mdny vacan­ Private entrance, free 1 O im byNEA.M e.TMRag.ua Pal tTMOM • less by NEA. Ino. n E.H ., off Forest Street, iianrl|fHtpr Hrralh 643-2711 heat, hot water, carpet­ Ing, air. Reasohable. 649-.' Fast. $700. 646-8077. 027-08 2 BONUS Coupons! Club, 305 South Main cies listed In classified parking. Apply 19$ I E.H. Price ex Street. each day. Spruce Street, after 4pm. ing, air conditoners, ail 5334,643-7175,643-1393. appliances. Call 647-1595. i 211 - MANCIIKSTKK HKKAl-1). S jH in ljx , Aiit:. 211, I!IH:|

BUSINESS Engineers Interviewed Plumber gave up Why user-fee for Union Street bridge pipes for his art plan delayed Once-scomed debunker has the last laugh ... page 10 ... page 16 ... page 6 m ■Just about a year ago, Jim Chanos. a 25-year-old, growth — that’s the signing up of new customers (both further expansion into new markets by W-M will lanky 6 ft. 2 in. analyst out of a small Chicago cities and corporations) for waste removal — is sharply be curtailed by wary regulators. brokerage firm, Gilford Securities, fired off a stinging falling at a precipitous rate . . . that the company’s Another Chanos thought which may seem far­ report on one of the country’s fastest-growing rapidly deteriorating growth is being masked by fetched to many — but not to our bear; financial conglomerates. Dan Dorfman "overpriced acquisitions” and price increases. He thinks there’s been enough adverse publicity to His blunt message: The company’s a house of cards In ’80, ’81 and ’82, W-M reported respective saies prompt the government to push for on-site waste propped up by creative accounting. Syndicated increases of 23.6, 15.2 and 13.7 percent. However, if disposal, rather than leave it in the hands of someone He urged the firm ’s primarily institutional clients to you strike out price increases and acquisitions, reai else to cart off the wast (like W -M ). And to reinforce Showers tonight; Manchester, Conn. dump the stock if they owned it; moreover, he labeled Columnist growth in those three years amounted to just 9.1, 6.7 this, the government could make the generators of it as a super short sale (a bet on a lower stock price). and 3 percent. waste (the corporations) liable for any problems that sunny Tuesday Monday, Aug. 22, 1983 As a result of some persudsive arguments, he did For all of ’83, Chanos is projecting total sales growth occur elsewhere. — See page 2 Single copy: 25an and reas- • ■ thousand Columbians. presidents of both banks. Manchester State Bank’s Agostinelli charter restrictions because of their The merged bank would have a total’ In optometry school, she was a four-year "What the merger does,” Hale said, agreed, saying that Heritage ”is small staffs. of 13 branches in Manchester, South! recipient of The George Constock Scholarship, ” is take two small banks and make a well-run and well-managed and always Hale said Heritage loan personnel Windsor, Glastonbury, Coventry, Tol-! Rabbi cleared m arson probe medium-sized bank.” has been.” sponsored by the Connecticut Optometric will begin training Fidelity officers in leaders of three unions represent- August 7. Suj»rvisors have kept ■ Society. Under the terms of a merger Asked to assess the proposed land. New Haven, West Haven, administering consumer loans, includ­ Hamden, East Haven and Milford. She will provide general optometric services agreement released Wednesday, upon ing 675,000 striking AT&T workers o ®raUng“ "'^ Bv David Ludlum have terrorized West Hartford’s The fires, set within a half-mile lowing morning a third fire des­ with a specialty in children’s visual problems. approval by. Heritage stockholders. Jewish community during the past of each other, damaged the Young troyed the library at the home of Fidelity depositors and federal and S 'si.sa two weeks. Israel of West Hartford and Rabbi Krupka. Reynolds also said a "few stale regulatory authorities. Fidelity U.S. and China sign textiie agreement diJte^sT^lrcemSMisroV'^^ the first yelr for life wTmemte^ WEST HARTFORD - Police Emanuel synagogues and the No one was home and there were investigators” from his depart­ Manufacturer to expand would be taken over by Heritage and wee^ fo^ eZlovLs wh^ ‘“P '■a‘es- ™“8hly 90 percentof have eliminated an unemployed home of Young Israel’s rabbi, no injuries. On Thursday, a ment were working outside the Solomon Krupka. Heritage would offer additional stock PE KIN G (U PI) — China and the Economic Relations and Trade, gave teen wtth th" S L r f o r five and rabbi as a su s^ rt in the arson fires prowler with a ski mask was PROVIDENCE, R.I. — Caston Products Inc the 3.5 percent figure was noticeably ^ based on the appraised value of United States signed a new textile China a 3.5 percent annual growth rate state on the investigation, but Hartford State’s Attorney John spotted peering into a window of manufacturer of SailRider sailboards, said it wiii Fidelity. above other U.S. pacts with the world’j years, which percent of ‘*’1 anra^r^btes horn^ declined to say how many detec­ agreement Friday, ending a bitter in textile exports to the United States. the union memhershin in Ihe slate agreement in August 1984 and ana a raoDi s nome. Bailey said earlier the proximity, another West Hartford rabbi’s move and expand its Marine Division, creating leading textile manufacturers, Tal' tives were involved or where they trade dispute that damaged relations The American Textile Manufactur­ T h ^ p a c S wou^^^^^^ '^“ 8ust 1985 top craft workers will . I " a copyright story Saturday, timing and number of the attacks home. He. fled before authorities about 40 new jobs. wan. South Korea and Hong Kong. « were outside the state. He indi­ THE PROPOSED merger came hot between the two countries and sent ing Institute in Washington had no percen t annual T a g e fnereaLs in ® ^asic wage increase of he Journ^ Inquirer of Manches- have suggested the arsonist is arrived. 'The company is moving to a 48,000 square-foot on the heels of a $5.6-million bid in cated they were in the United American farm sales to China reeling. immediate comment, saying it was The Reagan administration, vowing 1M4 and 1985 X n e w U h ^ a ^ 1.5 percent wage hike plus a cost of ter reported an unemployed rabbi familiar with West Hartford and building in the city’s west end. It previously March by the*New York City-based States. The five-year pact, signed by Ambas­ awaiting details of the accord. to protect the recession wracked U.S. the town’s Jewish community. Authorities have refrained from employed 20 people. Lflation clalise that would f l i s K i®®/" s ? n a j ~ wa^aprimes^ Inks weekend story, the Journal Seamen’s Bank for Savings to take over sador Arthur Hummel and Zheng Although Peking fell far short of its textile industry, sought a 1 percent calling the arsons anti-Semitic and "SailRider is the second largest selling workers with additional money to T d ®leen ^^® e ®^® ^ tte t n S a t f o n pnmesuspect in Inquirer sa|d the rabbi, middle- Heritage. The takeover was precluded Tuobin, vice minister of Foreign demand for a 6 to 7 percent growth rate. ceiling on all exporters. cover 75 nercent of the inrease in 16-4 Percent wage increase — more tne investigaUon. The rabbi did not work at or have said they believe one person sailboard in the country and our expansion efforts X of lirine depending on the rate of ^At a news conierence today, aged and divorced, was recently belong to a Jewish congregation is responsible for all three fires. discharged from a job with a will allow us to continue our growth pattern ’’ said K a n t ^ said the union was hiflation - during the three years West Hartford Police Chief Fran- but often spoke of attending The string of arson fires shocked board Chairman Albert H. Shackleton of the "^^® of the cootract. cis Reynolds announced the rabbi kosher meat market in the Hart­ service at Young Israel, damaged parent Shackleton Co. and saddened members of West particulary pleased with the new Scattered incidents of violence has teen “ entirely cleared” . ford area and later sent threaten­ by a fire Aug. 11, the first of the Hartford’s Jewish community who ing letters to his former employer. three fires, the newspaper said. Companies hitting the road shows ffiT co X riT d l'eS iriS andvandalismhavSbeen^eported there were no feared the fires may have been Until he was fired, the rabbi r7 s is tin g cS n ce s 8 ^0^ ^ to ‘he walkoutbegan, but no one “ ‘h?'' developments in the investi- Several fires were set in several acts of anti-Semitism. manageJ?ent ‘ has teen seriously injured. Only a option and he didn’t know how lived in West Hartford and used a areas of the synagogues’ sanctu­ On Friday, more than 1,000 Investments post office box as his address, the ary, destroying religious books people crowded in the sanctuary of Kantorsald officials of Loc^^ 4(W handful of strike-related arrests his department was to By Gail Collins Jovan is now paying “ in the high six figures” for its Jovan fragrance, but corporations are generally RaniOT saia ouiciais oi Local ,,3^^ making an arrest. newspaper said. He also was and sacred scrolls. The second the Emanuel Synagogue to reaf­ United Press International believed to have relatives in the connection to Rogers' year-long tour, said Joseph careful to match the entertainers they sponsor with phoTO W a te rs *the ’m a o m m ln i’ walkout has had little affect Jewish leaders also spoke arson fire Aug. 15 gutted the firm their faith during Sabbath as of 3 p.m. Friday. area. Forkish, the company’s senior vice president. products that appeal to the same audience. Rogers; catto L I n t e r r a t ^ telephone service. But f t the news conference and critic- Emanuel Synagogue and the fol­ services. NEW YORK — When big-name entertainers take to Rogers, unlike The Who, will not be doing Forkish says, has fans who are just exactly the kind of Price Change te mlil nrtaSu^^^^ ‘het-e '"^re delays in getUng i^ed the Manchester newspa^r’s the road these days, more and more are being commercials for his sponsor. Although Jovan named people “Lady” and "Gambler” are aimed at — Friday This Week t e u S tte S n a l and^^^ directory assistance or making report as “grossly irresponsible.” accompanied by a corporate sponsor. its new fragrances “ Lady” and “ Gambler” after somewhat older than the concert-going norm, and agreemlnte to u n to r m e i^ operator-assisted calls. Installa- The Journal Inqu^er, along with Jovan, the perfume company, is picking up the Kenny Rogers songs, it decided the rather rumpled solidly middle class. Advest Inc. 25 up l/« Z e k srratifioathin “ ^"d maintenance services aUo “ ? e r members of the news media cheek for Kenny Rogers’ 100-city tour this year. singer would not be a “ spokesman” for the products. a . were slowed. who carried the story with attrfbu- Acmat 15 dn % Standoff ends; gunman shot Canada Dry sponsored the just-ended series of “ He has no credibility in fashion,” Forkish said. Kaoter said the union does not tiontotheManchesternewspaper, Aetna 36Vi ” We aren’t a company that sells $150 perfume! dn 1/4 concers by rock stars Darryl Hall and John Oates. For its money, Jovan gets its name printed on every forree any p^roblems among local “ relied on rumor, innuendo, infor- CBT Corp. 31 up 1 t “ "s »**-»*5 cologne,’’he said- Schlitz underwrote The Who’s well-publicized "final ticket, program and t-shirt sold at the concerts. That s who Kenny appeals to." ‘ h® • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • mants and speculation to sensa- east HARTFORD (U P I) - A 27-year-old East Policeidentifie.dtheslain man as RobertStark, Colonial Bancorp 261/4 dn % tour” of the United States. “ Jovan presents Kenny Rogers” is emblazoned on ®®fl« .ail . tionalize an extremely delicate Hartford man who allegedly shot and killed his a middle- aged neighbor of the M iller’s. Police Finast 171/4 1 dn 1/4 It is a marriage of convenience, in which the banners and even jackets worn by the band and crew. _ Itfwillbethreei^eeksbefDrewe In u lH o T n H o u matter and to severely damage an neighbor early today was idiot and wounded in an said Stark was shot several times. First Bancorp 53 dn % Z Z Top, a heavy metal rock band now on tour, is entertainers get financial backing for increasingly know, but we re pretty confident I 1 I 8 I Q © I O Q 8 y individual’s reputation,” said exchange o f gunfire with police who stormed his Policesaid Stark was eitherentering or leaving First Conn. Bancorp 43‘A up 1/4 being underwritten by Schlitz beer. Last year, it was family s home, authorities said. expensive road shows, while the company gets Rogers, an affable man who appears to enjoy w e ll get a positive reactiOT,” Rabbi Stanley Kessler, chairman his car when he was struck down by bullets fired First Hartford Corp. 1/4 nc Schlitz Light that sponsored a Fleetwood Mac tour! Kantor said. He said he expected , M poges, sections of the Rabbinic Fellowship of Police said James T. M iller shot and killed his publicity and a chance to link its name with a popular having his picture taken with endless successions of 2 from Miller’s rifle. Hartford National 37 dn 1 star’s. The company decided Fleetwood Mac would attraef workers to begin returamg to work Greater Hartford. neighbor with a .22 caliber rifle about 3; 10 a.m Hartford Steam Boiler strangers, also meets with Jovan retailers in some fans that were “ a little more female, a little older a Police said M iller’s parents were in the home 53I/4 nc "The Rolling Stones weren’t the first, but they were fte th e third shift on Tuesday and Busin«s;. :::;::::: .;:::.:;; ...... IZ Rabw wniiam Cohen, who also and then barricaded himself in his parent’s home Ingersoll Rand 52Vb up . 1/4 cities, and welcomes winners of promotional contests little more white collar,” Hastings said. with him for several hours before they were the most well-publicized,” said Hunter Hastings at backstage after his performances. the rest on Wednesday. Classified...... ’,^ ,9 spoke at the news conierence, said for four hours while holding police at bay. J.C. Penney 553/« up 1/8 safely evacuated. The home wasthen surrounded Stroh Brewery, the owner of Schlitz. "A fter that, other “ We generally find, with these people, that they Four members of the state police SWAT team Lydall Inc. 15% up 1/4 R. J. ^YN O LD S PICKS country-western bands by Eat Hartford police and the state police SWAT bands let it be known they were interested.” overdeliver rather than underdeliver, ” Hastings said. stormed the Spruce Street bomeshortly after7:00 team. Sage Allen 131/4 nc like Alabama for its Salem Spirit Concert toun S««:::::::::r::::::::::i? «a?C!lKSlSKS a.m. Police said Miller opened fire and was SNET The relationship between Jovan and the Rolling Other homes in the quiet residential neighbor­ 65V« up 1% THE STONES wanted to keep the ticket prices believing its Salem “ target smoker” responds td wounded in an exchange of gunfire with theSWAT Travelers Stones ‘was surprisingly good,” Forkish said rather wholesome **outdoor*' images. hood were also evacuated to a nearby school, 291/4 up V i under control for their 1981 U.S. concert, and sent out team. He was taken to Hartford Hosptial where although Mick Jagger confined his promotional ® h 1 ^® ...... '2 Reynolds said Sunday a “ prime police said. Residents were allowed to return to United Technologies 67% nc % feelers in search of financial support. Jovan But Reynolds gave tour sponsorship for hard-Uvina he was reported in guarded conditiiHi.' activities to having his picture taken with Jovan liart ...... suspect” was eliminated Saturday their homes after the standoff ended. New York gold $417.75 up 5.30 underwrote the tour, and both sides came away so ^itarist Eric Clapton to Camels, apparently pact on the general pubUc, except Jelev^ion...... from a lUt of four people his president Richard Meyer. “V."“ an East Police said they had no motive for the earlier pleased the system spread rapidly. deducing Clapton had fans who liked to stay todooS Hartford policeman. The Stones concert was not linked to any particular and avoid, methol. ' * "i®.®^n ‘® •’ ®® ...... * department has been in^stigating shooting but believe M iller was involved. ppBrator-assisted calls. * • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • « • in connection with the fires that