24 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Fri.. July 9. MM Pork industry looks to AAcRib Vrises tor 4 congressmen to open market 3rd month ...pages p,. DES MOINES, Iowa (UPI) - A new pork rib sandwich being tested by McDonald’s By Donald H. May ■ restaurants may help open a market officials of toe United Press International nation’s pork industry say they have tried to tap for vears WASmNG’TON (UPI) — The Reagan administration Manchester, Conn. The new McRib sandwich, which features a grilled, hopes consumers will lead the nation out of the reces­ Sunny today;, boned, ground pork patty marinated with barbeqne sion and is encburaged by the fact consumers have in­ cloudy Sunday Saturday, July 10, 1982 sauce and served on a home-style roll, has received “an creased installment credit for three stra i^ t months. excellent response” at test stores, company officials Hie Federal Reserve said Thursday outstanding in­ — See-page 2' Single copy 25(p said. . , stallment credit rose by $1.4 billion in May, following in­ “So far, it's been enthusiastically received, and we re creases of $990 million in March and $1.18 billion in enthusiastic about that,” said Stephanie Skurdy, Herald photo by Tarquinlo April. Credit growth had been virtually nil for several ' manager of media relations at McDonald s months. headquarters in Oakbrook, 111. ™ » Robert Dederick, acthyt undersecretair of commerce The sandwich is being offered in about 2,000 of Beautification award for economic affairs, said the report “suggests con­ McDonald’s 5,600 outlets and wilt expand throughout the sumer confidence has improved.” chain if the product response satisfies the company. The Greater Manchester Chamber of their 18 Haynes St. office building. From left “As consumer confidence continues to improve,” he White the McRib sandwich likely will continue “in test Commerce presented its city beautification are the chamber's Barry Cole; Dr. Donald A. said, “Greater willingness to assume new debt should mode” for at least ahother two years, Neil Perry, Gulnan; Dr. Edward J. Sulick, and Dr. augment consumer spending and bolster the prospective advertising manager for McDonald’s regional office in award for the month of June to a group of doctors who Improved the appearance of Stephen G. Romeo. economic recovery.” Jet crashes; at least 147 die Minneapolis, said, “We’re confident it’s going to make Almost all of the May increase in cpnsumer credit was through automobile finance companies. Car sales As it started to climb it was like a found a 16-month-old baby in The prospect of a new market of 5,600 outtets, each increased In May, when rebates were in effect. Tbey By John DeMers torrential rainstorm. diapers. The baby was covered with consuming 300-400 pounds of pork per week, has pork in­ declined in June, and this could reduce the June credit dirt but appeared to be healthy. Steel trade-off talks begin United Press International “It was to the point where you dustry people excited. figures that will be released a month from now. couldn’t even see the plane. I didn’t Authorities later identified the child Tom McDermott, director of communications for the ’The U.S. Oiamber of Commerce said this week in its PITTSBURGH (UPI) — United ease the industry out of its worst union’s help. NEW ORLEANS (UPI) - A Pan see any lightning. The airplane was as Melissa Trahan. National Livestock and Meat Board in Chicago, said the Rip Williamson, president of July-August Economic Outlook an economic recovery is Workers searched for her mother pork sandwich could well become a stable part of fast- Steelworkers of America officials slump in recent history.. American World Airways jet having some difficulty in climbing Officials said the discussions Local 2210 in Birmingham, Ala., now under way “and the consumer is leading it.” Accor­ crashed and exploded in a residen­ like it was having engine trouble.” and young sister — who were food restaurant menus, which would have” a significant say the first day of their two-day ding to the business group: \ meeting with U.S. Steel Corp. went could provide the framework for said in two days of talks among tial area on takeoff Friday in a A temporary morgue was es­ reportedly also in the house at the effect on the industry.” similar "problem-solving themselves local presidents agreed • Declining household debt burden has boosted dis­ tablished at the airport’s Delta time of the crash — but were “not “1 don’t think there’s any question this will be ^ shot “very well” but neither side would fierce thunderstorm, killing 147 peo­ negotiations” scheduled between the to seek moratoriums on plant cretionary income. As a percentage of personal income, ple aboard toe plane and on the Airlines terminal. The airport is optimistic” about finding them in the arm to the pork industry,” said Russell Sander^ say if they discussed union-con­ required mortgage and consumer debt repayments com­ cessions to boost the flagging in­ USW and the seven other top closings and restoration of un- ground in toe second worst airplane located in Kenner, a city of 66,000 on alive. director of promotion for the lowa-based National Pork eoployment benefits for laid-off bined are at their lowest level in 16 years. Wheels of the ill-fated jetliner dustry. steelmakers. disaster in U.S. history. the western edge of New Orleans. Producers Council. . USW negotiators would not talk workers who have less than 20 years • Since October 1981, the personal savings rate has in­ were no more than 10 yards from “We’re excited that it will cause a lot of others in the Jim McGeehan, chairman of the “There are no survivors,” said Witness(es said up to eight houses about specific . issues or possible experience. crease from depressed levels of the past few years, medical technician Donna Vickner burst into flames after the crash. where the baby was found in the rub­ food service industry to look at pork,” McDermott said. USW’s negotiating committee, said and an increasing portion of consumer purchasing is Thursday the firm made a presenta­ resolutions discussed at the first “We’ve talked about some of the of the 143 passengers and crew Burning debris had to be cleared ble, alive, three hours after the “Pork has been overlooked by the food service industry, things we want,” Williamson said. being done on a cash basis. crash. The wheels came to rest on in our opinion. Pork hasn't benefited, as beef has, from tion of its problems to which the un­ meeting, which lasted a little more aboard Pan Am flight 759 from before rescue workers could reach than three hours. “It’s hard to say what we’ll give • Despite high unemployment, real disposable per­ Miami. She said the remains of the area. what appeared to be a living room the food service boom that began in the 1960s” ion responded. sonal income — the buying power that is left after taxes "Our people are willing to listen,” With unemployment in the in­ up.” bodies were strewn around toe Another witness near the crash sofa. McDermott said about 30-35 percent of U.S. beef “is Steelworkers earn the highest in­ and inflation — was 2 percent higher in April than the site. Sis Bayhem, said it appeared consumed away from home,” compared to about 12 per­ he said. “I think (today) they’ll con­ dustry at more than 25 percent crash site, about 2 miles from New nationwide, the local presidents dustrial wage in the nation, $13.66 year before and is likely to grow 2.5 percent this year, Orleans International Airport in the plane’s engine was cutting out as cent of the 15.7 billion pounds of pork produced annually. tinue in the same vein.” 4.3 percent in 1983 and 4.4 percent in 1984. U.S. Steel officials declined com­ vowed U.S. Steel and the rest would per hour, and the industry contends suburban Kenner. it began to rise from the runway. To break into the fast-food market would lead to wider they should be willing to give up “All of this points to consumers who are poised to acceptance of pork in other commercial outlets, such as ment after meeting with about 140 receive no gifts. The companies ap­ At least four people were reported “I heard it above the house and it parently will have to make job something in their contract that spend,” the chamber’s report said, “and have the killed on the ground, where sounded like the motor was cutting The 727 “white tablecloth" restaurants, hotels and schools, USW local presidents, apparently to wherewithal to do it.” which would translate into more consumer acceptance seek help to reduce labor costs and security guarantees in return for the runs through Aug. 1, 19M. authorities were conducting a out,” she said. “It was flying very One government economist said the 10 percent in­ house-to-house search for more vic­ of pork products, he said. low. The next thing we heard was dividual income-tax rite cut that went into effect July 1 tims. One man said a woman and the explosion.” much used If that occurs, McDermott said, “It’s entirely possible gives consumers greater buying power and all that is the industry could double” the l.’Z billion pounds of pork her three young children, who lived Ms. Bayhem said her lights went needed now for recovery “is ttie inclination to spend it.” across toe street from him, were out a short time later and she began consumed annually in the commercial market. Customs move delay sought So-called “personal consumption expenditures” rose WASHINGTON (UPI) - The cremated by the inferno. UPI photo to. hear explosions. narrow-body, three-engine “We think as more chains put more pork on their 1.4 percent in the government’s last report in May. Shortly after the crash, menus, you’ll see them show up on consumers’ tables as The plane, a narrow4x>dy Boeing Boeing 727 is the most popular PROVIDENCE, R.I. (U PI)-T he Baird made his appeal in a letter altering service offered to com­ ” Not all economists share these relatively optimistic 727-200, started its trip in Miami and authorities ordered the airport tem­ well," said Mike Telford, executive director of the Iowa panies doing interhational business views. Michael Evans of Evans Economics believes THE LANDING GEAR OF PAN AM 727 LIES AMID WRECKAGE commercial airplane that has Greater Providence CHiamber of to Customs Commissioner William was en route to Las Vegas and San porarily closed and planes were ever been built, Boeing officials Pork Producers Council. through the port. high inflation and interest rates in coming months will ... All aboard are believed dead, and-others on ground killed Telford said the recent breakthrough of pork products Commerce has asked the U.S. von Raab. . Diego via New Orleans. A warned to veer away from airspace said Friday. Custom^ Service to delay for a year “While we realize that the reduc­ Their plans call for staffing the prevent any expansion of consumer spending. spokesman for the Federal Aviation above the crash site. into the fast-food restaurant market has resulted from local office with field inspectors and On Wall Street ’Thursday, stocks finished mixed when Boeing has delivered 1,802 of years of promotion and product development funded by its decision to consolidate custom tion of status from a district to a Administration said the crash oc­ National Transportation Safety the airplanes to 114 operators offices here and in Bridgeport, port of entry is only a cosmetic transferring all other workers to the a late rally fueled by rumors the Federal Reserve would curred at 4:11 p.m. CDT, two fire situation first. It’s possible we The windows of houses were blown quoted witnesses as saying, “The Board investigator Frank Roth producer dollars. cut its discount rate erupted into heavy trading. worldwide and they have carried Conn., with Boston. 3 change and that service will not be expanded Boston office. minutes after takeoff. could still have a bit of a problem out by the force of the crash and plane just dropped out of the sky.” rushed from Fort Worth, Texas, to 1.9 billion passengers since they ■'I think the attitude toward pork is changing,” Alfred DeAngelus, deputy ’The Dow Jones industrial average, down 10 points at bricks flew through the air. White- “Apparently as the plane was Telford said, in part through the development of leaner Harry J. Baird, chamber presi­ affected, it is for this very reason '"There are bodies everywhere,” because there’s still quite a bit of New Orleans immediately to begin a were first put into service in dent, said Thursday the delay would that we urge the U.S. Customs Ser­ customs commissioner, assured a midsession, rebounded to gain 5.32 points to ^ .9 8 . said UPI photographer Jerry fuel around.” hot aircraft parts littered the taking off the engine simply government investigation of the breeds of market hogs during the past 30 years. Rhode Island business delegation 1964. give city officials time to develop vice to postpone their decision for Lodriguss. “They still heve bodies In The plane -filled its tanks before neighborhood. stopped,” said Kenner Mayor Aaron crash. NTSB officials said a larger The plane that went down two growth plans for the Port of. one year,” ^ ir d wrote. Wednesday that “no gervice toe seats of toe wreckage.” taking off. Sella said. A Boeing 727- For blocks, the air was hazy with Broussard. He said the plane veered team from Washington was also currently, provided would be Russ MacKendrick writes about stamps, coins and miles from the New Orleans air­ Providence and “not lose the Customs officials estimate the A reporter at the scene si^ : “It is 200 holds 8,090. gallcms of jet fuel. white and-black smoke billowing sideways, struck a tree and then hit being sent to join Roth at the scene. port Friday is the 36th in the fleet consolidation could save the govern­ changed or affected in the least” by almost anything collectible — in "Collectors’ Comer,” a disaster area. It is like a tornado At the crash site, which covered hundreds of feet in the air. a house before crashing on the The Boeing 727-200, introduced in prestige a district designation every ’Tuesday in ’The Herald’s Eocus/Leisure section. lost in passenger and cargo ser­ Coal groups carries.” ment $400,000 without significantly the change in status. went through there. Reporters say several residential blocks, little was “We were just sitting right there ground. 1968, is a “stretch” version of the vice accidents, company officials they don’t see how anyone could left except the burning remains of in the yard and all of a sudden I “There are some veiy grotesque popular Boeing 727, workhorse of said. have survived a crash like that.” houses and cqrs, crumpled and piled heard this great big explosion,” said scenes in there that should not be the U.S. airline industry. The last U.S. 727 that crashed “We have information from the atop one another. Eddie Seifert, 12. seen by anybody who doesn’t have It was the second major air dis­ was another Pan Am jet that ask research FAA, who has been in there, and The crash was the worst since 275 “It sounded like it skipped about authority to help,” he said. aster in the world this week. went down in San Jose, Costa Public Records there doesn’t appear to be any sur­ people died on May 25,1979, when an three times,” said auto mechanic Linda Rogers of Kenner said she In Russia early Tuesday a Soviet Rica, on Sept. 3,1980. The last 727 vivors from the plane,” said AI American Airlines DC-10 went down Billy Lee. saw a bolt of lightning strike the Aeroflot airliner crash^ shortly crash in the United States was Sella, director of Fire and Emergen­ shortly after takeoff at Chicago’s Civil Defense officials issued an plane just before it crashed. after takeoff from Moscow’s the collision of a Pacific cy Services for Jefferson Parish. O’Hare International Airport. All urgent appeal for volunteers to help “That thing just came down. It Sheremetevo Airport, killing all 90 on acid rain Samuels to add two baths at 519 E. Middle Turnpike, $1,- Richard Quilitzsch to Nancy Q. Edmonson, Barbara Southwest Airlines flight and a Building permits ”We don’t know the casualties 272 aboard the plane were killed and at emergency command centers, to hit, man — boom,” said a young boy passengers aboard. That plane, an private plane over San Diego in To William Perrotta for Klock Corp., to rewire office 500. Q. Gordon, and Patricia Q. Sands, lot 2, map of that might be on the ground,” Sella three others died on the ground. clear the debris and help look for who witnessed the crash. Ilyushin 62 jet, was bound for 1978 that killed 144 people, the NEW YORK (UPI) — The National Coal Association at 1366 Tolland Turnpike, $2,000. To Roland G. Peitras for Gloria Wayland, to build a ' Greenway Park. added. “We are just marshalling our The scene resembled a war bom­ bodies. At least 150 emergency Another eyewitness, a woman who western Africa. worst U.S. disaster up to that says Congress is being asked to make midwestem To James Varrelman for William Garrison, wiring at deck at 55 Scarborough Road, ($1,900. forces to go in and see.” bing zone, with several houses on workers were at the site. was returning home from a bicycle Rescue workers had dug into the time. power consumers gamble $200 billion to $300 biliion on 28 Linwood Drive, $375. To Urbane J. House for a retaining wall at 123 Ludlow He said: “We had to handle the fire and other homes demolished. Another reporter at the scene ride, said: ‘"rhe plane was very low. rubble of what was once a house and the assumption that coat-fired generating plants in the To John Jaworski, wiring at 167 Vernon St., $100. Road, $1,800. Joan P. Jarsen to Samuel L. Schrager, trustee of the Midwest cause acid rain hundreds of miles away. To James Varrelman for Anthony Amato, wiring at 2^ To JHC Construction Inc. for Klock C!o. to remodel of­ Town Of Mansfield,, unit 127L, Royal Arms Con­ The coal association is attacking the bill of Sen. fice at 1366 Tolland Turnpike, $12,000. dominiums, $42,000. Bowers St., $375. Joan P. Jarsen to Samuel L. Sebrager, trustee of the George C. Mitchell, D-Maine, and Rep. Toby Moffett, To Neal Ryan to convert single-family home at 105 To Kevin R. and Jane J. Center for a solar green house DConn., to compel an additional 55 percent reaction in addition at 90 Henry St., $5,700. Town of Mansfield, unit 125A, Royal Arms Con­ Republicans endorse Klein Richmond Drive, $89,000. dominiums, $40,400. Syria sulfur dioxide emissions from electric plants in 10 To A. Sieffert for KBW, to repair sign on Wyllys To Alfred Lesperance for a single-family home at 170 midwestem states. Street, $6,000. Timrod Road, ^,000. Releaoe of attachment The quality of much of the scientific evidence about To Richard Connors for Manchester Ice and Fuel, to To Russell E. Miller for Charles Braun for basement Connecticut Bank and ’Trust against Gladyce O. recreation room at 51 Jensen St., $2,000. acid rain is o skimpy and contradictory it is of dubious install fence at 51 Blssell St., $750. Blssell. says no value, the association says. For this reason, it is urging To Louise B. Sander, to replace roof at 379 Bidwell for David vs. Goliath role Congress to spend some millions of dollars on intensive St., $1,300. Warranty deeds Release of Hen research on the subject before it passes any legislation. 'To Maurice Lozier for John FitzGerald, to build han­ Christie and Jennie A. Dellaripa to Richard B. Town of Manchester Water and Sewer Department Some of the midwestem utilities, according to the Harrison, 77-79 Oak St., $56,000. By Paul Hendrie dicapped ramp at 38 Florence St., $1,000. against Manchester Gardens Corp., 22 St. James St. to PLO Gugllelmo assails Democrats; other convention association, say the bill would force rate boosts of up to To Susan Gibbens for stockade fence at 1 Northfield Ralph and Ann Carlson to the Housing Authority of Herald Reporter ' Us pendens news 50 percent. The $200 billion to $300 billion gamble the St., $200. Manchester, 64-66 Regent St., $88,000. coal association envisions would be spread over the next 153-155 Main Manchester Corp.to L. Norman Dutton, Robert L. Allison aqalnsi Kathryn B. Allison, dissolu­ WEST HARTFORD — To ■To Maurice Boutin for Peter Potamianos for By Vincent SchodolskI nobody’s surprise, Herschel A. See page 10 30 years. alterations at 70 Duval St. $6,000. unit 14, 153 Main St., $65,000. tion of marriage. United Press International The coal association doesn’t deny that acid rain exists Sedmar N.V. to Christopher M. and Elaine G. O’Con­ Klein of Winder unanimously won To Imperial Design for Domlnio Rutlgllano, for siding Certificate of approval toe Republican First Congressional or that it may be harmful to fish, plants or even human at 61 Crestwood Drive, $4,350. nor, unit E.5, Woodland Manor (tondomlnlums, $50,500. Syria refused Friday to provide is seeking the First District “He is seeking this nomination Sedmar N.V. to Martin G. and Margaret D. Kelly, Zoning Board of Appeals to Town of Manchester for District nomination at the district life. It does say the assumption that it is caused by To M & M Electric Inc. for Carl Anderson, to change 1146 Main St., to permit a setback of 35-feet for an sanctuary for PLO guerrillas from nomination: fully aware of the uphill climb ahead emissions from coal-fired electric plants is extremely Unit H-10, Woodland Manor Condominiums, $50,500. Lebanon and the Palestine Libera­ convention here Friday night. “There once was a gal from of him,” said Mrs. Mercier. “But he electrical service at 36 Margaret Road, $375. existing structure. dubious and it is even more doubtful that emission To Roland Hebert for Helene Hebert to ground wiring Joseph and Mary G. Powers to Donald" R. Mayo Jr. tion Organization suspended He faced no opposition. Attorney Connecticut, is not asking us to push him up that pollutants from the Midwest can find their way to the and Paula Mayo, 33 Philip Road, $62,900. Zoning Board of Appeals to Giulio and Olga Verro, negotiations for peace, charging U.S Lucien DiFazio, toe (SOP’s First for pool at 22 E. Eldridge St., $150. trustee, 29 Ridge St., to permit more than two but less Who’s election all but assured, hill, he is asking us to climb with northeastern states- and cause acid rain there, as John W. and Carrie N. Leigher to Bernard J. Loehr Jr. m ^iator Philip Habib bad reneged. District candidate in 1976, had con­ and yet. him.” To MGA Electric for Joel Janenda to rewire house at than five students in sewing classes. sidered running this year but did not Senator Mitchell, Representative Moffett and their en­ 42 Timber Trail, $21,000. and Laurie J. Loehr, prooerty on the west side of Griffin Zoning Board of Appeals to the Town of Manchester Heavy fighting flared around toe To not challenge her. Klein said afterward he knows the vironmentalist supporters contend. Lebanese capital between trapped attend Friday’s convention in the In effect would concur. odds are against him, but he is not To Walter Zuromski for addition at 232 Spring St., $9,- Road, $53,000. ^ and im m unity Development Corp. for 1148 Main St. for Sedgwick School and was not ’ The coal association cites scieAtific studies indicating oOo. Gladyce 0. Bissell to Mark P. and Kathleen M. conversion of toe building to housing for the elderly and Palestinians and Israeli land and We accept all the Democrats’ resigned to defeat. it is more likely that acid rain in the northeast results sea forces, and hopes faded for toe nominated. rhetoric!” “If it were a race. I’d probably be To HenrV Porien for stockade fencing at 149 Rich­ Garvey, 150 Ludlow Road, $75,000. lUU^iC&PpO^a ^ Klein was nominated by James from local emission pollutants from motor vehicles, or mond St., $400. David R. Cockerham to Peter A. and Sandra L. Eok, quick end to toe c ^ ls predicted by The “gal” to whom Mrs. Mercier five to one odds, but five to one from unique combinations of sulfur and nitrogen oxides Zoning Boiurd of Appeals to toe Town of Manchester PLO and U.S. officials earlier in toe Rlstas of Windsor, a member of that referred apparently is Barbara B. To Robert Price for fence at 111 Tonlca Spring ’Trail, 842 Center St., $57,900. for Richard S. Lawrence and Monroe H.'Rackow to per­ DONNA MERCIER STUDIES SPEECH horses sometimes win,” said Klein. that react with other chemicals in the atmosphere, day. town’s Board of location. He was Kennelly, the incumbent whose re- “But I think there’s a lot of benefit $500. mit use of toe former Buckland School as an office . . . She gave nomination address seconded by Donna R. Mercler, vice rather than from any actual increase in the volume of To William Vancour for G.K. Rasmussen for roof Quitclaim deeds “Syria will not accept receiving election seems virtually certain to even if I don’t win.” sulfur and nitrogen oxides. Palestinian fighters,” said a govern­ chairwoman of Manchester’s most observers. Klein, a 49-year old engineer from work at 90 Hawthorne St., kl,500. U & R Housing Corp. to Sedmar N.V., property on the Republican Town Committee. President Carl E. Bagge of the association says the To Malcolm Kem for stockade fence at 670 N. Main east side of Homestead S t Tax lie n . ment spokesman in Damascus, Mrs. Mercier said Klein realizes Windsor, never has run for political whole acid rain controversy is being waged on an quoted by Syria’s state-run news I^ s. Mercier chose a limerick to the difficulties that face him, but is St., $200. ^ ’Theodore R. Hillhouse, executor for Kenneth N. U.S. Internal Revenue Service acudnst Lewis Pies sum up her assessment of why Klein Please turn lo page 10 emotional and largely unscientific basis by proponents To Allan T. Howat for Wolverton Agency, for Hillhouse, to W.G. Gl^mey Co., two parcels of land,' one Corp., 501 W. Middle Turnpike, $9,4n.37. agency SANA. steadfast nonetheless. of the MltchellMoffett bill. Bagge contends: alterations to a porch at 168 Main St„ $1,000. on the north side of WadsworUi Street and one bordering “In no way will it accept their —Scientists do not yet know for cert^n what is the To Patrick M. Rooney for wiring at 83 Adelaide Road, on a proposed road. Executor’s deed moving from Lebanon to Syria un­ “normal” acidity of rainfall. $6,800. W.G. Glenney Co. to Barney T. Peterman Sr. and J^„ William D. K en and Marion K. Schneider to Walter J. der these circumstance.” —Such firm evidence as has been collected shows that To Ray Jones Plumbing and - Heating for Roger 77 Wadsworth St. and Irene E. Flsette, 30 Jarvis Road, $80,000. In toe past weric, reports of an no real increase in the acidity of rainfall in the -a evacuation of the 6,000 PLO. Northeast has occurred in the past several decades. guerrillas from Beirut have —Samples of acid rain have been found in ice for­ Something Different...... W ifh Someone A repeatedly mentioned Syria as their mations 200 to 1,000 years old, indicating acid rain was a first destmatlon. ^ natural phenomenon long before man began to make big The latest, version of toe pur­ use of fossil fuels. Happy Birthday MiyiCIIBIIR ported agraeitieiit, strongly deiiied The association says the only verified reports of INTERESTED IN A SECRETARIAL CAREER? by toe PU>, had tlw gneniUas going damage to growing things from acid rain have been un^ with A Herald Happy Heart L u g ^ g i to Syria by bus, via Lebanon’s der laboratory conditions where “plants were artificial­ Only CONSIDER A t^ULL OR PART-TIME Bekaa valley. Other possible ly exposed to high levels of acidity for long periods. FsrPnMag sr Rytaf — ■arieWs Has Jest PROGRAM IN: destinations mentioned tm the PLO Bagge cited reports by a number of scientists $8.00 The Im m m s N r Vert Om m few Hm m included Egypt, Algeria, Iraq or challenging the mathematical calculations and other N h n n M M st Sam tiM i (IN a m • eaai> SECRETARIAL SCIENCE Libya,. observations about acid rain of those scientists the pMa 1114. Umlls, I mtm , Mmwi a rt MEDICAL SECRETARY Syria Was the only other Arab na­ proponents of the Mltchell-Moffett bill rely on. He said ■teafawt - ; v ‘ tion directly involved' In the even Prof. Gene Likens of Cornell wbo has been arguing Hr»t Pmr > LEGAL SECPlETARY Lebanese war. Israel destroyed that acid rain is on the Increase in the Northeast, has IMIlLOlirs Bberytking $lmcd i9 H t .Ex e c u t iv e s e c r e t a r y some 100 Syrian MiG Jet fighters “found no such evidence at his own monitoring station in waxcMaaraa-sse-aa i since toe war began and claimed to New Hampshire.” maa n ^ N a raonr and naan on arona FOR FALL registration have killed hundreds of Syrian waarm oHMoaoMoa" aoci ^^amn He mentioned too a study.by Dr. Kehneth Rahn, an at­ OMM f oava • rmtaa. Mtaa soldiers. Most of the fighting with mospheric chemist at the University of Rhode Island, Syria was in the Bduui valley, Herald pliolo by Pinto who told the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Ad­ • 4 3 - 2 7 1 1 646-4900, EXTENSION 281 where Syria’s anti-aircraft missiles ministration evidence “for midwestem sources of acidi­ Ask for.. FORMER CANDIDATE BEN ANDREWS (LEFT) MANCHESTER REPUBLICANS WAIT AT CONVENTION ty (in northeast rain) is quite indirect and circumstan­ Pam Please tum to page 10 . . . Msets neophyte Klein .. While discussion off-stage on rules delayed ceremonies tial and “may be weaker than is generally realized.” ■ ( ' t . 24 - MANCHESTER HERALD. F ri.. July »■ MM Pork industry Ex-page names Church fund non-Cheneys looks to AAcRib rises for 4 congressmen lin good shape get their day . . . page 5 . . . page 14 . . . page 6 to open market 2 ^

DES" MOINES, Iowa (UPI) - A new pork rib sandwich being tested by McDonald’s fast-food By Donald H. May ■ resUurants may help open a market officials of tte United Press International / nation’s pork industry say they have tried to top for WASHINGTON (UPI) — The Reagan administration Manchester, Conn. ^*The new McRib sandwich, which features a grilled, hopes consumers will lead the nation out of the r e c ^ Sunny today;, boned, ground pork patty marinated with barbeque Sion and is encburaged by the fact consumers have In­ cloudy Sunday Saturday, July 10, 1982 sauce and served on a home-style roll, has received “an creased instollmeiit credit for three stra i^ t months. excellent response” at test stores, company officials The Federal Reserve said Thursday outstanding In­ — See page 2' Single copy 25(( said. stallment credit rose by 21-4 billion in May, following in­ Mmlh “So far, it’s been enthusiastically received, and we re creases of 2990 million in March and 21.10 billion in enthusiastic about that,” said Stephanie Skurdy, April. Credit growth had been vlrtuaUy nil for several ' Harald photo by Tarquinlo manager of media relations at McDonald s months. . . , headquarters in Oakbrook, 111. Robert Dederlck, acting undersecretoiy of commerce The sandwich is being offered in about 2,000 of Beautification award for economic affairs, said the report “suggests con­ McDonald's 5,600 outlets and will expand throughout the sumer confidence has improved.” chain if the product response satisfies the company. The Greater Manchester Chamber of their 18 Haynes St. office building. From left “As consumer confident continues to improve,’.’ he While the McRib sandwich likely will continue “in test Commerce presented Its city beautification are the chamber’s Barry Cole; Dr. Donald A. said, “Greater willingness to assume new debt should mode” for at least another two years, Nell Perry, augment consumer spending and bolster the prospective award for the month of Juno to a group of Gulnan; Dr. Edward J. Sulick, and Dr. advertising manager for McDonald’s regional office in economic recovery.” doctors who Improved the appearance of Stephen G. Romeo. Jet crashes; at least 147 die Minneapolis, said, “We’re confident it’s going to make Almost all of the May increase in consumer credit was through automobile finance companies. Car sales As it started to climb it was like a found a 16-month-old baby in The prospect of a new market of 5,600 outlets, each increased in May, when rebates were in effect. ’They By John DeMers torrential rainstorm. diapers. The baby was covered with consuming 300-400 pounds of pork per week, has pork in­ declined in June, and this could reduce the June credit dirt but appeared to be healthy. Steel trade-off talks begin United Press International “It was to the point where you dustry people excited. figures that will be released a month from now. couldn’t even see the plane. I didn’t Authorities later identified the child Tom McDermott, director of communications for the The U.S. Chamber of Commerce said this week in its PITTSBURGH (UPI) - United ease the industry out of its worst union’s help. NEW ORLEANS (UPI) - A Pan see any lightning. The airplane was as Melissa Trahan. National Livestock and Meat Board in Chicago, said the Rip Williamson, president of July-August Economic Outlook an g n o m ic recovery is Workers searched for her mother pork sandwich could well become a stable part of fast- Steelworkers of America officials slump in recent history.. American World Airways jet having some difficulty in climbing Officials said the discussions Local 2210 in Birmingham, Ala., now under way “and the consumer is leading it.” Accor­ crashed and exploded in a residen­ like it was having engine trouble.” and young sister — who were food restaurant menus, which would have “a significant say the first day of their two-day ding to the business group; meeting with U.S. Steel Corp. went could provide the framework for said in two days of talks among tial area on takeoff Friday in a A temporary morgue was es­ reportedly also in the house at the effect on the industry.” similar “ problem-solving themselves local presidents agreed • Declining household debt burden has boosted dis­ fierce thunderstorm, killing 147 peo­ tablished at the airport’s Delta time of the crash — but were “not “I don’t think there’s any question this wili be a shot "very well” but neither side would cretionary income. As a percentage of personal income, optimistic’' about finding them say if they discussed union con­ negotiations” scheduled between the to seek moratoriums on planf ple aboard the plane and on the Airlines terminal. The airport is in the arm to the pork industry,” said Russell Sanders, USW and the seven other top closings and restoration of un- required mortgage and consumer debt repayments com­ ground in the second worst airplane located in Kenner, a city of 66,000 on alive. director of promotion for the Iowa-based National Pork cessions to boost the flagging in­ eoployment benefits for laid-off bined are at their lowest level in 16 years. Wheels of the ill-fated jetliner dustry. steelmakers. disaster in U.S. history. the western edge of New Orleans. Producers Council. . USW negotiators would not talk workers who have less than 20 years • Since October 1981, the personal savings rate has in­ “’There are no survivors,” said Witnesses said up to eight houses were no more than 10 yards from "We’re excited that it wiil cause a lot of others in the Jim McGeehan, chairman of the creased from depressed levels of the past few years, where the baby was found in the rub­ USW’s negotiating committee, said about specific issues or possible experience. medical technician Donna Vlckner burst into flames after the crash. food service industry to look at pork,” McDermott said. “We’ve talked about some of the and an increasing portion of consumer purchasing is ble, alive, three hours after the “Pork has been overiooked by the food service industry, Thursday the firm made a presenta­ resolutions - discussed at the first of the 143 passengers and crew Burning debris had to be cleared meeting, which lasted a little more things we want,” Williamson said. being done on a cash basis. aboard Pan Am flight 759 from before rescue workers could reach crash. The wheels came to rest on in our opinion. Pork hasn’t benefited, as beef has, from tion of its problems to which the un­ “It’s hard to say what we’ll give • Despite high unemployment, real disposable per­ what appeared to be a living room ion responded. than three hours. Miami. She said the remains of the area. the food service boom that began in the 1960s” With unemployment in the in­ up.” sonal income — the buying power that is left after taxes bodies were strewn around the Another witness near the crash sofa. McDermott said about 30-35 percent of U.S. beef "is “Our people are willing to listen,” and inflation — was 2 percent higher in April than the he said. “I think (today) they’ll con­ dustry at more than 25 percent Steelworkers earn the highest in­ crash site, about 2 miles from New site. Sis Bayhem, said it appeared consumed away from home,” compared to about 12 per­ nationwide, the local presidents dustrial wage in the nation, 213.66 year before and is likely to grow 2.5 percent this year, Orleans International Airport in the plane’s engine was cutting out as cent of the 15.7 billion pounds of pork produced annually. tinue in the same vein.” 4.3 percent in 1983 and 4.4 percent in 1984. U.S. Steel officials declined com­ vowed U.S. Steel and the rest would per hour, and the industry contends suburban Kenner. it began to rise from the runway. To break into the fast-food market would lead to wider they should be willing to give up “All of this points to consumers who are poised to At least four people were reported “I heard it above the house and it acceptance of pork in other commercial outlets, such as ment after meeting with about 140 receive no gifts. The companies ap­ parently will have to make job something in their contract that spend,” the chamber’s report said, “and have the killed on the ground, where sounded like the motor was cutting The 727 "white tablecloth” restaurants, hotels and schools, USW local presidents, apparently to wherewithal to do it.” which would translate into more consumer acceptance seek help to reduce labor costs and security guarantees in return for the runs through Aug. 1, 19^. authorities were conducting a out,” she said. “It was flying very One government economist said the 10 percent In­ house-to-house search for more vic­ low. The next thing we heard was of pork products, he said. dividual income-tax rate cut that went into effect July 1 much used If that occurs, McDermott said, “It’s ^^^ely possible tims. One man said a woman and the explosion.” gives consumers greater buying power and all that is her three young children, who lived Ms. Bayhem said her lights went the industry could double” the 1.7 billion pounds of pork needed now for recovery “is the inclination to spend it.” out a short time later and she began consumed annually in the commercial market. Customs move delay sought across the street from him, were WASHINGTON (UPI) - The So-called “personal consumption expenditures” rose cremated by the inferno. to hear explosions. "We think as more chains put more pork on their 1.4 percent in the government’s last report in May. UPI photo narrow-body, three-engine The plane, a narrow-Wly Boeing Shortly after the crash, Boeing 727 is the most popular menus, you'll see them show up on consumers’ tables as altering service offered to com­ Not all economists share these relatively optimistic 727-200, started its trip in Miami and authorities ordered the airport tem­ well,” said Mike Telford, executive director of the Iowa PROVIDENCE, R.I. (UPI) —The Baird made his appeal in a letter THE LANDING GEAR OF PAN AM 727 LIES AMID WRECKAGE commercial airplane that has to Customs Commissioner William panies doing international business views. Michael Evans of Evans Ekionomlcs believes Was en route to Las Vegas and San porarily closed and planes were Pork Producers Council. Greater Providence CJiamber of ever been built, Boeing officials von Raab. through the port. high inflation and interest rates in coming months will Diego via New Orleans. A . . . All aboard are believed dead, and others on ground killed warned to veer away from airspace Telford said the recent breakthrough of pork products Commerce has asked the U.S. prevent any expansion of consumer spending. said Friday. Custom? Service to delay for a year “While we realize that the reduc­ Their plans call for staffing the spokesman for the Federal Aviation above the crash site. Boeing has delivered 1,802 of into the fast-food restaurant market has resulted from local office with field inspectors and On Wall Street Thursday, stocks finished mixed when years of promotion and product development funded by its decision to consolidate custom tion of status from a district to a Administration said the crash oc­ National Transportation Safety the airplanes to 114 operators port of entry is only a cosmetic transferring all other workers to the a late rally fueled by rumors the Federal Reserve would curred at 4:11 p.m. CDT, two fire situation first. It’s possible we The windows of houses were blown quoted witnesses as saying, “The Board investigator Frank Roth producer dollars. offices here, and in Bridgeport, cut its discount rate erupted into heavy trading. worldwide and they have carried Conn., with Boston. 3 change and that service will not be expanded Boston office. minutes after takeoff. could still have a bit of a problem out by the force of the crash and plane just dropped out of the sky.” rushed from Fort Worth, Texas, to 1.9 billion passengers since they “ I think the attitude toward pork is changing,” Alfred DeAngelus, deputy The Dow Jones industrial average, down 10 points at because there’s still quite a bit of bricks flew through the air. White- “Apparently as the plane was New Orleans immediately to begin a Telford said, in part through the development of leaner Harry J. Baird, chamber presi­ affected, it is for this very reason “There are bodies everywhere,” were first put into service in dent, said Thursday the delay would that we urge the U.S. Chistoms Ser­ customs commissioner, assured a midsession, rebopnded to gain 5.32 points to ^ .9 8 . said UPI photographer Jerry fuel around.” hot aircraft parts littered the taking off the engine simply government investigation of the breeds of market hogs during the past 30 years. Rhode Island business delegation 1964. give city officials time to develop vice to postpone their decision for Lodriguss. “They still heve bodies in The plane filled its tanks before neighborhood. stopped,” said Kenner Mayor Aaron crash. NTSB officials said a larger The plane that went down two 4 growth plans for the Port of one year,” Baird wrote. Wednesday that "no pervlce the seats of the wreckage.” taking off. Sella said. A Boeing 727- For blocks, the air was hazy with Broussard. He said the plane veered team from Washington was also currently provided would be Russ MacKendrick writes about stamps, coins and miles from the New Orleans air­ Providence and “not lose the Customs officials estimate the A reporter at the scene stdd: “It is 200 holds 8,090, gallons of jet fuel. white and-black smoke billowing sideways, struck a tree and then hit being sent to join Roth at the scene. port Friday is the 36th in the fleet consolidation could save the govern­ changed or affected in the least” by almost anything collectible — in “Collectors' Comer,” a disaster area. It Is like a tornado At the crash site, which covered hundreds of feet in the air. a house before crashing on the The Boeing 727-200, introduced in prestige a district designation every Tuesday in The Herald’s Focus/Leisure section. lost in passenger and cargo ser­ Coal groups carries.” ment 2400,000 without significantly the change in status. went through there. Reporters say several residential blocks, little was “We Were just sitting right there ground. 1968, is a “stretch” version of the vice accidents, company officials they don’t see how anyone could left except the burning remains of in the yard and all of a sudden I “There are some very grotesque popular Boeing 727, workhorse of said. have survived a crash like that.” houses and cqrs, crumpled and piled heard this great big explosion,” said scenes in there that should not be the U.S. airline industry. The last U.S. 727 that crashed “We have Information from the atop one another. Eddie Seifert, 12. seen by anybody who doesn’t have It was the second major air dis­ was another Pan Am jet that ask research FAA, who hds*been in there, and liie crash was the worst since 275 “It sounded like it skipped about authority to help,” he said, aster in the world this week. went down in San Jose, Costa Public Records there doesn’t appear to be any sur­ people died on May 25,1979, when an three times,” said auto mechanic Linda Rogers of Kenner said she In Russia early Tuesday a Soviet Rica, on Sept. 3,1980. The last 727 vivors from the plane,” said A1 American Airlines DC-IO went down Billy Lee. saw a bolt of lightning strike the Aeroflot airliner crash^ shortly crash in the United States was Sella, director of Fire and Emergen­ shortly after takeoff at Chicago’s Civil Defense officials issued an plane just before it crashed. after takeoff from Moscow’s the collision of a Pacific cy Services for Jefferson Parish. O’Hare International Airport. All urgent appeal for volunteers to help “That thing just came down. It Sheremetevo Airport, killing all 90 on acid rain Richard Quilitzsch to Nancy Q. EMmonson, Barbara Southwest Airlines flight and a Building permits Samuels to add two baths at 519 E. Middle Turnpike, 21>- “We don’t know the casualties 272 aboard the plane were killed and at emergency command centers, to hit, man boom,” said a young boy passengers aboard. That plane, an private plane over San Diego in To William Perrotta for Klock Corp., to rewire office 500 Q. Gordon, and Patricia Q. Sands, lot 2, map of that might be on the ground,” Sella three others died on the ground. clear the debris and help look for who witnessed the crash. Ilyushin 62 jet, was bound for 1978 that killed 144 people, the NEW YORK (UPI) — The National Coal Association at 1366 Tolland Turnpike, 22,000. To Roland G. Peltras for Gloria Wayland, to build a (ireenway Park. added. “We are just marshalling our The scene resembled a war bom­ bodies. At least 150 emergency Another eyewitness, a woman who western Africa. worst U.S. disaster up to that says Congress is being asked to make midwestem To James Varrelman for William Garrison, wiring at deck at 55 Scarborough Road, (21,900. forces to go in and see.” bing zone, with several houses on workers were at the site. was returning home from a bicycle Rescue workers had dug into the time. power consumers gamble 2200 billion to 2300 billion on 28 Linwood Drive, 2375. To Urbane J. House for a retaining wall at 123 Ludlow He said: “We had to handle the fire and other homes demolished. Another reporter at the scene ride, said: “The plane was very low. rubble of what was once a house and the assumption that coal-fired generating plants in the To John Jaworski, wiring at 167 Vernon St., 2100. Road, 21,800. Joan P. Jarsen to Samuel L. Schrager, trustee of the Midwest cause acid rain hundreds of miles away. To James Varrelman for Anthony Amato, wiring at 22 To JHC Construction Inc. for Klock Co. to remodel of­ Town of Mansfield, unit 127L, Royal Arms Con­ The coal association is attacking the bill of Sen. fice at 1366 Tolland Turnpike, 212,000. dominiums, 242,000. Bowers St., 2375. Joan P. Jarsen to Samuel L. Schrager, trustee of the George C. Mitchell, D-Maine, and Rep. Toby Moffett, To Neal Ryan to convert single-family home at 105 To Kevin R. and Jane J. Center for a solar green house DConn., to compel an additional 55 percent reaction in addition at 90 Henry St., 25,700. Town of Mansfield, unit 125A, Royal Arms Con­ Republicans endorse Klein Richmond Drive, 289,000. dominiums, 240,400. Syria sulfur dioxide emissions from electric plants in 10 To A. Sieffert for KBW, to repair sign on Wyllys To Alfred Lesperance for a single-family home at 170 midwestem states. Street, 26,000. Timrod Road, 235,000. Release of attachment The quality of much of the scientific evidence about To Richard Connors for Manchester Ice and Fuel, to To Russell E. Miller for Charles Braun for basement Connecticut Bank and ’Trust against Gladyce O. recreation room at 51 Jensen St., 22,000. acid rain is o skimpy and contradictory it is of dubious install fence at 51 Bissell St., 2750. Bissell. says no value, the association says. For this reason, it is urging To Louise B. Sander, to replace roof at 379 Bidwell for David vs. Goliath role Congress to spend some millions of dollars on intensive St., 21,300. Warranty deeds Release of lien research on the subject before it passes any legislation. 'To Maurice Lozier for John FitzGerald, to build han­ Christie and Jennie A. Dellaripa to Richard B. Town of Manchester Water and Sewer Department Harrison. 77-79 Oak St., 256,000. Some of the midwestem utilities, according to the dicapped ramp at 38 Florence St., 21,000. against Manchester Gardens Corp., 22 St. James St. to PLO By Paul Hendrie Gugllelmo assails Democrats; other cgnventlon association, say the bill would force rate boosts of up to To Susan Gibbens for stockade fence at 1 Northfield Ralph and Ann Carlson to the Housing Authority of Herald Reporter 50 percent. The 2200 billion to 2300 billion gamble the Manchester, 64-66 Regent St., 288,000. Us pendens news St., 2200. Robert L. Allison aqalnst Kathryn B. Allison, dissolu­ WEST HARTFORD — To coat association envisions would be spread over the next 'To Maurice Boutin for Peter Potamian,os for 153-155 Main Manchester Corp.to L. Norman Dutton, By Vincent SchodolskI See page 10 tion of marriage. nobody’s surprise, Herschel A. 30 years. alterations at 70 Duval St. 26,000. unit 14, 153 Main St.. 265,000. United Press International The coal association doesn’t deny that acid rain exists Sedmar N.V. to Christopher M. and Elaine G. O’Con­ i t ' 'Tm Klein of Windsor unanimously won To Imperial Design (or Dominio Rutigliano, for siding Certificate Of approval the Republican First Congressional or that it may be harmful to fish, plants or even human at 61 Crestwood Drive, 24,350. nor, unit E.5, Woodland 5tenor Q>ndominiums, 250,500. Syria refused Friday to provide ' f'' , ■Ji'’ is seeking the First District “He is seeking this nomination Sedmar N.V. to Martin G. and Margaret D. Kelly, Zoning Board of Appeals to Town of ttochester (or District nomination at the district life. It does say the assumption that it is caused by To M & M Electric Inc. for Carl Anderson, to change 1146 Main St., to permit a setback of 55-feet for an sanctuary for PLO guerrillas from K nomination: fully aware of the uphill climb ahead emissions from coal-fired electric plants is extremely Unit H-10, Woodland Manor -Condominiums, 250,500. Lebanon and the Palestine Libera­ convention here Friday night. “There once was a gal from of him,” said Mrs. Mercier. “But he electrical service at 36 Margaret Road, 2375. existing structure. dubious and it is even more doubtful that emission To Roland Hebert for Helene Hebert to ground wiring Joseph and Mary G. Powers to Donald* R. Mayo Jr. tion Organization suspended He faced no opposition. Attorney •Connecticut, is not asking us to push him up that and Paula Mayo, 33 Philip Road, 282,900. Zoning Board of Appeals to Giulio and Olga Verro, negotiations for peace, charging U.S Lucien DiFazio, the GOP’s First pollutants from the Midwest can find their way to the for pool at 22 E. Eldridge St., 2130. trustee, 29 Ridge St., to permit more than two but less Who’s election all but assured, hilt, he is asking us to climb with northeastern states- and cause acid rain there, as John W. and Carrie N. Leigher to Bernard J. Loebr Jr. mediator Philip Habib bad reneged. District candidate in 1976, had con­ and yet. him." To MGA Electric for Joel Janenda to rewire house at than five students in sewing classes. sidered running this year but did not: Senator Mitchell, Representative Moffett and their en­ 42 Timber Trail, 221,000. and Laurie J. Loehr, prooerty on the west side of Griffin Zoning Board of Appeals to the Town of Manchester Heavy fighting flared around the To not challenge her. Klein said afterward he knows the vironmentalist supporters contend. Lebanese capital between trapped attend Friday’s convention in the In effect would concur. odds are against him, but he is not To Walter Zuromski for addition at 232 Spring St., ^ ,- Road, 253,000. and Community Development Corp. for 1146 Main St. for Sedgwick School 'and was not ' The coal association cites scieAtific studies indicating OdO. Gladyce O. Bissell to Mark P. and Kathleen M. conversion of the building to bousing for the elderly and Palestinians and Israeli land and We accept all the Democrats’ resigned to defeat. it is more likely that acid rain in the northeast results sea forces, and hopes faded for the nominated. rhetoric!” “If it were a race. I’d probably be To HenrV Porien for stockade fencing at 149 Rich­ Garvey, 150 Ludlow Road, 275,000. handicapped. Klein was nominated by James from local emission pollutants from motor vehicles, or mond St., 2400. David R. Cockerbam to Peter A. and Sandra L. Lok, quick end to the crisis predicted by The “gal” to whom Mrs. Mercier five to one odds, but five to one Zoning Board of Appeals to the Town of Manchester PIX) and U.S. officials earlier in the Ristas of Windsor, a member of that from unique combinations of sulfur and nitrogen oxides To Robert Price for fence at 111 Tonica Spring Trail, 842 Center St., 257,900. for Richard S. Lawrence and Monroe H. Rackow to per­ DONNA MERCIER STUDIES SPEECH referred apparently is Barbara B. horses sometimes win,” said Klein. that react with other chemicals in the atmosphere, day. town’s Board of Vacation. He was Kennelly, the incumbent whose re- “But 1 think there’s a lot of benefit 2500. mit use of the former Buckland School as an office . . . She gave nomination address seconded by Donna R. Mercier, vice - rather than from any actual increase in the volume of To William Vancour for G.K. Rasmussen for roof Quitclaim deeds “Syria will not accept receiving election seems virtually certain to even if 1 don’t win.” suifur and nitrogen oxides. building. Palestinian fighters,” said a govern­ chairwoman of Manchester’s most observers. Klein, a 49-year old engineer from work at 90 Hawthorne St., kl,500. U & R Housing Corp. to Sedmar N.V., property m i the Republican Town Committee. President Carl E. Bagge of the association says the To Malcolm Kern for stockade fence at 670 N. Main east side of Homestead S t Tax Hen. ment spokesman in Damascus, Mrs. Mercier said Klein realizes Windsor, never has run for political whole acid rain controversy is being waged on an quoted by Syria’s state-run news B^s. Mercier chose a limericic to the difflculfies that face him, but is St., 2200. Theodore R. Hillhouse, executor for Kenneth N. U.S. Internal Revenue Service aqainst Lewis Pies sum up her assessment of why Klein Please turn to page 10 emotional and largely unscientific basis by proponents To Allan T. Howat for Wolverton Agency, for Hillhouse, to W.G. Glenney Co., two parcels of land, one Corp., 501 W.-Middle Turnpike, Rl,487.87. agency SANA. steadfast nonetheless. of the MitchellMoffett bill. Bagge contends: alterations to a porch at 168 Main Si., 21,000. on the north side of Wadsworth Street and one bordering “In no way will it accept their —Scientists do not yet know for certain what is the To Patrick M. Rooney for wiring at 83 Adelaide Road, on a proposed road. ^ e c u to r’8 deed moving from Lebanon to Syria un­ “normal” acidity of rainfall. 26.800. W.G. Glenney Co. to Barney T. Peterman Sr. and Jr., William D. Kerr and Marion K. Schneider to Walter J. der these circumstances.” —Such firm evidence as has been collected shows that To Ray Jones Plumbing and •Heating for Roger 77 Wadsworth St. and Irene E, Fisette, 30 Jarvis Road, 260,000. In the past week, r m rts of an no real increase in the acidity of rainfall in the ■t •. evacuation of the 6,000 PLO. Northeast has occurred in the past several decades. guerrillas from Beirut have —Samples of acid rain have been found in ice for­ Something Different...... Wleh Someone A repeatedly mentioned Syria as tbebr mations 200 to 1,000 years old, indicating acid rain was a first destinatiMi. natural phenomenon long before man began to make big The latest version of the pur­ use of fossil fuels. Happy Birthday ported agreement, strongly denied The association says the only verified reports of INtEREST^D IN A SECRETARIAL CAREER? by the PLO, had the guerrillas going damage to growing things from acid rain have been un­ with A Herald Happy Heart to Syria by bus, via Lebanon’s der laboratory eolations where “plants were artificial­ Only CONSIDER A I^LL OR PART-TIME Bekaa valley. Other possible ly exposed to high levels of acidity for long periods. PROGRAM IN: destinations mentioned lor the PLO Bagge cited reports by a number of scientists $6.00 included Egypt, Algeria, Iraq or challenging the mathematical calculations and o tl^ SECRETARIAL SCIENCE Libya,. observations about acid rain of those scientists the MEDICAL SECRETARY Syria Was the only other Arab na­ proponents of the Mitcbell-Moffett bill rely on. He said tion directly Involved in the even Prof. Gene Likens of (Cornell who has been arguing V LEGAL SECRETARY Lebanese war. Israel destroyed that acid rain is on the increase in the Northeast, has ^ECUTIVE SECRETARY some 100 Syrian MiG jet fighters “found no such evidence at his own monitoring station in oomnpwN luiN sn a r , manchutiii since the war began and claimed to New Hampshire.” FOR FALL REGISTRATION have killed hundreds of Syrian He mentioned too a study by Dr. Kenneth Rahn, an at­ |N JULY CALL NOW— soldiers. Most of the fluting with mospheric chemist at the University of Rhode Island, Syria was in the Bekaa vall^, Herald photo by Pinto who told the National Oceanic and Ahnosidieric Ad­ 6 4 3 - 2 7 1 1 646-4900, EXTENSION 281 where Syria’s antl-alrcraR missiles ministration evidence “for midwestem sources of acidi­ Ask for.. FORMER CANDIDATE BEN ANDREWS (LEFT) MANCHESTER REPUBLICANS WAIT AT CONVENTION ty (in northeast r/iin) is quite indirect and circumstan­ neate tnm to page 10 . . . Meets neophyte Klein . . While discussion off-stsge on rules delsyed ceremonies tial and “may be weaker than is generally realized.” ' 1 t . . , MANCHESTER HERALD. Sat., July 10. 1982 - 3 a - MANCHESTER HERALD. Sat.. July 10. 18M Your neighbor's views news Briefing What’s your favorite pastime when It’s extremely hot?

■ V Crime boss may K Reagan says U.S. ' noMctl get hew hearing TiM nsM im ct won^t Ink sea pact OfatAMRNtw/. . -pROVTOENCfi, R j. (UW) -^ h u m ■' t o WASHINGTON (UPI) — P re sld ^ hearing tm the health of leimtrt' K w Reagan announced Friday the United England crime boss Raymond States will not sign the U.N. Law of toe Patrlarca could be ordered by a to v ^ o r UM fWAlHtfl f I Z’ ?=ss Sea treaty because it would penalize Court judge on toe basis of a doctor s LS ^ H R American economic interests and report which shows his condition, has technological know-how. "stabili^.” Reagan said in a statement issued by The fbuTiMige report was rabmltled by toe State Department toe treaty “con­ Dr. Albert Most, a cardiologist ap­ WeMher tains many positive and very significant pointed by too court, who examined accomplishments” but "the deep seabed Patriarca last week in Rhode Island mining part of toe convention does not Hospital, Daniel Hackett said Friday. meet United SUtes objectives.” ‘"nie report in goieral has indicated "For this reason,” Reagan said, “the his condition has stabilized," said' Today’s fofecast United States will not sign the conven­ Hackett, a spokesman for Attorney tion as adopted by the conference and General Dennis J. Roberts n . He iwfused Sunny Saturday with highs tt to 90. Pair and cool at our participation in the remaining con- to say anything more about the findings. night with lows around M. PartW sunny Sunday with a fcrcncc process will be at the technical Patriarca, 74, has been charged as'an phatuH. of a late afteiiKwh thunderstorm. Highs in toe ^ a - level and will involve only those accessory to murder for allegedly 80s. i.ight and variable winds during toe day Saturday. provisions that serve United States in­ Light, southeasterly winds at ni^t. ordering toe gangland slaying of Ray­ WALLY BANONE, GAVE BANONE, BONNIE CLAPP, PATRICIA BOYLE, MICHELLE JOHN ZIPOLI, KATHY ATKINS, WALTER CARTER, terests.” Manchester: “ Drinking Manchester: "G oing Mancheetor: “Swimming MICHAELS, Manchester: Manchester: “Going Into Reagan announced his objections to mond “Baby” .Cuiclo in UK. Manchester: “I like to get Manchester: "Laying out Manchester: “I don’t have But prosecution on that and two other g in s and to n ic s at swimming... what else?” In a lake, or practicing my "It’s hard to say...maybe my above-ground pool. I In the sun In my back the draft treaty last year but said in a glass of lemonade In anything else to do but charges have been blocked by PatHar- Extended outlook poolside.” one hand, a nice little por­ flute, when It’s too hot to sitting In front of the air enjoy that very much." yard." work." January the United States would remain ca’s failing health. In toe last year, a. run around.” conditioner for a whole in the negotiations in an effort to resolve table TV In the other hand, U.S. magistrate, and Superior Court Extended oiltlbOk for New England Sunday throu^ and tune Into Dr. Scott on day with an ice cube on them. judges in Rhode Island and Tuesday.: Channel 18.” my lap.” The tredly, been under negotiation Massachusetts, have all found Patriarca Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Connecticut: since 1974, is heavily favored by Third too ill to stand trial or to travel for G ^rally fair weather Sunday, a chance of showers World nations concerned With reaping arraignment. early Monday then fair again Tuesday. Highs mostly in I mwc. onMVCR^i mineral riches laying on the ocean’s He faces murder charges in New Bed­ toe 80s, cooler along toe sontofacing coast. Lows "tsf' TJt: floor. ford, Mass., for allegedly ordering generally in the 80s. Bond is lowered The United States, Venezuela, Israel Vermont: Warm and humid with a chance of and Turkey were the only nations to op­ Robert “Bobby” Candos klUed in UK, UPI photo and a labor racketeering indlctmoit in thunderstorms Sunday. Highs in the 80s, lows in toe 60s. pose the treaty approved April 30 by 130 Clearing Monday, fair Tuesday. Cooler, highs 75 to 80, nations with 17 other countries Miami, Fla. ^ for rope suspect - Patriarca suffers from heart and cir­ lows in toe SOs. abstaining. Reagan noted that the 21 culatory diseases and diabetes. His per­ Maine, New Hampshire: Fair Sunday. Chance of nations opposing or abstaining produce Today In history showers Monday.'Fair Tuesday. Highs from the mid 70s The accused rapist of a 15-year-old in the park at 7 a.m. the next day, 60 percent of the world’s Gross National sonal physician Dr. Barbara Roberts has On July 10,1938, American Industrialist Howard Hughes and a crew of testified Patriarca is a “high risk for a to toe mid 80s. Lows in the SOs and lower 60s. Manchester girl is awaiting a July based on the victim’s description of Product. four took off on a flight around the world that was completed In 91 stroke” or sudden death even without toe 22 pre-trial hearing in a jail cell at him and his car. House Foreign Affairs Committee the Hartford Correctional Center. Chairman Clement Zablocki, D-Wis., hours. Hughes (center, wearing hat) Is greeted at airport on completion additional stress of a trial. of the flight. James P. Apostle, 22, of East The victim reportedly accepted said Reagan’s decision "will have National forecast Hartford, faces charges of first Apostle’s offer of a ride home while serious consequences for the United degree sexual assault and first she was walking along East Middle States in the future and I fear will ac­ City a Fest HI Lo Pop Kansas City pc degree kidnaping. His bond, Turnpike in front of Manchester complish little for the special interests Haig said to be AIbaqa*n|i» pc n 64 .01 Las V«as sy Steelworkers say New trial granted AnurlUo pc 91 0« Little Rock pc originally set at $75,000, was High School. She had reportedly he is trying to protect.” Anchorsfc pc a M m Los Angeles f In ‘superb’ shape . Louisville pc 81 08 t t reduced to $25,000 in Manchester been out with a - female friend talk satisfying AaiievUle U M « .... 91 70 3 t t In Penthouse case Atlanta pc W 70 .90 Memphis ts Superior Court Thursday, earlier Tuesday evening. HOUSTON (UPI) — Doctors at St. BalUmore pc 91 00 jn Miami pc 10 n .... Apostle allegedly rap ^ his victim The victim was reportedly treated PITTSBURGH (UPI) - The United B lllin n Mnt. ah 7S S7 .43 Milwaukee pc 73 00 .... COMPTON, Calif. (UPI) - A Superior Luke’s Episcopal Hospital Friday Minneapolis ts 87 • .... in (Center Springs Park just before at Manchester Memorial Hospital Japanese beetles Steelworkers union and U.S. Steel Corp. ' Blrmlngbam pc 90 70 .... 83 09 .11 Court judge, saying he disagreed with pronounced former Secretary of State B itm a m pc 7 SO .09 Nashvlue ts midnight Tuesday. He was arrested after the alleged rape. Friday completed two days of closed- the jury’s verdict, granted new trials Alexander M. Haig in “superb” phyilclal Boise ay 70 01 .... New Orleans ta t t 71 .10 in massive outbreak door talks on easing the plight of toe Boston pc 90 73 .... New York f 98.75 .... Friday to two owners of toe posh Rancho condition upon completion of a battery of Buflalo ay 03 00 .... Oklahom Cty pc go 70 .... WASHINGTON (UPI) - Heavy depressed industry, and the union La Costa resort who lost a $522 million routine m^lcal tests. Charlftn SAC. pc 07 74 .72 Omaha pc t t 19 .... proclaimed itself satisfied with the ef­ . “His status following his bypass sur­ Ciiarlotte NC ta 00 71 .... Orlando pc 90 74 t t emergence of Japanese beetles in the libel suit against Penthouse magazine. Cheyenne cy 80 04 JB Philadelphia pc. .91 71. .... fort. Phoenix sy 101 84 Lack of financing eastern half of the United States forced Judge Kenneth Gale did not im­ gery on April 2, 1980, is superb and we CMcago pc 77 87 .... the Agriculture Department to impose But other than word that the mediately set a date for the new trials. are very pleased,” said Dr. Robert Hall, CIncinnaU pc t t 71 .11 Pittsburgh pc 81 t t ■ .01 “ problem-solving” discussions were Cleveland ay 87 t t Portland Me. sy t t 04 regulations at five airports Friday to A seven-woman, five-man jury May 14 medical director of toe Texas H ^ rt Columbna pc M 09 I t t Portland Ore. f 78 » candid and productive, officials were Providence pc 80 70 '.'li prevent spread of the insects. ruled the magazine did not libel toe Institute. Concord ay 90 SO .... tight-lipped on details of the talks, Dallas ay Rirhmond pc 94 71 delays mill work Haig, 57, ended a 24-hour stey at St. 80 70 ’The five are Baltimore-Washington authoriz^ In June by the USW’s 633- sprawling San Diego County spa nor co­ Denver ah St Louis pc International Airport; Dover Air Force owners Irwin Molasky and Merv Adelson Luke’s Hospital Friday. A hospital Des Moines pc Salt U k e City f 81 SO 11 member Basic Steel Industry Detroit ay > San Diego pc 70 11 Base in Delaware; McGuire Air Force spokeswoman said he underwent a series San Francisco f t t S3 A lack of suitable financing has for the rates to go down. It’s a Conference. in a 1975 article charging toe resort was Duluth la 78 01 90 financed, run and frequented by of routine laboratory. X-ray and tread­ El Paso pc 99 00 .07 San Jiian ah 19 77 prompted developers to postpone matter of structuring the financing Base, N.J.; Port Columbus International 74 SO Airport, Columbus, Ohio; and Ricken- U.S. Steel officials offered only a “no mobsters. mill tests. Hartford pc 90 0 7 ' .... Seattle f converting to. apartments the as well. That’s what we’re trying to comment” as they filed out of toe final Helena pc 79 99 .04 Spokane f 71 SO .08 backer Air Force Base in Columbus. Gale said he granted new trials for Haig passed the tests with “flying Honolulu pc 08 73 .... Syracuse sy 85 t t .... Cheney Weaving and Clock Tower do now,” he said. Officials predicted that more airports five-hour session. James McGeehan, Adelson and Molasky “in respect of each colors,” the spokewoman said. Houston w 94 78 .... Tampa pc 81 TO 3 t t mills, .a project that was expected to Developers are seeking to finance Herald photos by Pinto chairman of toe USWIs negotlatllng com­ Indianapolis pc 80 04 .... Tulsa pc 91 71 .... may have to be regulated in the next of the causes of action against the defen­ The former secretary of state un­ 94 71 .09 Washington pc 95 73 .... begin this summer. the mill conversions through mittee, said only that the union had done Jack.son Miss pc 90 08 t t several weeks because of heavy numbers dants,” but the verdict stood as it related derwent triple coronary bypass surgery Jacksonville ts Wichita av Eric Richelson, said Friday the revenue bonding. The rate on what it set out to do. at the Texas Heart InsUtute two years, Clock Tower renovation probably revenue bonds is now around 12 per­ The Other sidewalk sale of beetles. “I feel satisfied that we accomplished to five corporations involved in toe The regulations, imposed at some air­ ownership of toe resort. ago. A hospital spokesman said it is won’t start until the end of the year. cent, and they’re waiting for it to o u r responsibility,” McGeehan said. routine for patients who have had such He said developers won’t decide un­ fall to the 11 percent range before While Main Street merchants were conducting their own ports every summer, are designed to “We met and established among Two other co-owners, Allard Roen and prevent departing planes from carrying Moe Dalitz, were dismissed as plaintiffs operations to come in each year for an til next year when to begin beginning work, Richelson says. sidewalk sale, merchants at the Manchester Parkade were beetles to uninfested areas in western ourselves our problems, brought them to during the marathon trial because they examination. renovating the Weaving Mill. having one of their own. Shoppers (above) check out the goods states and foreign nations. the attention of toe company and then were declared public figures. Haig, who canceled toe examination at Plans call for renovating the clock at the Card Gallery, while Todd Barnes (right), an employee at discussed our mutual problems.” Lottery The town has agreed to ad­ Airlines must use mechanical or The resort owners had sued for a total least five times this year because of his Tower Mill into 156 apartment units, minister the sale of $17 million Adam's Apple Inc. adjusts the fancy headgear that has become chemical means to keep beetles off of Union officials said the talks between of $522 million in damages in the libel ac­ shuttle diplomacy in the Falkland mostly two-bedroom units. The 75 officials of the steel giant and 140 USW worth of bonds to push the project the rage and 11-month-old customer Danny dunks candy In a aircraft. They include sealing entryways tion, the largest amount ever sought in Islands crisis and other pressing inter­ Weaving Mill is expected to hold 175 through. soft drink for added sweetness. to airplanes, screening service entrances local presidents did not include a com­ national matters, checked Into the apartment units once renovated. pany request for USW concessions or a such a trial. Kichelscm says delays in securing for airplanes or spraying. hospital about 7 p.m. CDT Thursday for Winning numbers drawn Vermont daily: 743. Marc Irvine, another partner in financing dop’t mean the project is reopening of toe current contract run­ the routine examination. the mill conversion venture, says Gary Moorehead, a department of­ ning through Aug. 1, 1983. Friday in New England: Connecticut dally; 820. in limbo. Apartments, renting at an ficial, said when agriculture officials A spokesman said Haig checked out of Massachusetts: 1604. Connecticut Play-Four; he’s had difficulty receiving low- expected $350 to $700 monthly, find beetles at airports, they treat Similar talks are planned before the hospital about 4:30 p.m. Friday. interest fiancing for the project. month’s end between the USW and seven Waterbury victims Rhode Island: 6312. 91K. should be ready for occupancy by vegetation in ramp areas to kill the Haig resigned from President Main daily; 093. “It’s not just a matter of waiting September, 1983, he says. beetles. If that does not reduce numbers, other top U.S. steelmakers who, with all Identified Reagan’s Cabinet June 25. He had also the airports must be regulated. U.S. Steel, bargain with the union as a served as an aide to President Nixon and The beetles, which are attracted to unit. WATERBURY (UPI) - The bodies of was a former commander of NATO large metal objects like aircraft, feed on II fire victims, including seven children forces. Escapee turns self in some 300 different plants. from one family, have been positively identified, authorities said Friday. Kevin D. McNeilly of 130 Police said all the victims died of McNeilly, 19, and Safranek, 20, Labriola scotches Almanac Chambers St., one of two men who used a ladder they stole from the in­ smoke inhalation. The victims were escaped from Cheshire Correctional Lieberman sees identified as seven children from toe OPEC adjourns stitution’s storage area to climb rumor he’s through Institution Wednesday, turned over a 20 foot fence and escape an easy victory Colon family: Olga, 18, Carmen, 16, Luis, without a verdict himself in to Cheshire police Wednesday afternoon. J? 14, Ada, 13, Virginia, 12, Awilda, 10, and By Unlt^ Preu International Thursday morning. McNeilly, serving a four-year HARTFORD (UPI) — Republican Aurea, 9. The other victims were iden­ 4 term for second degree robbery, HARTFORD (UPI) - Joseph Lieber­ gubernatorial contender Gerald Labriola tified as Melvin Green, 42, Ann Jankus, VIENNA, Austria (UPI) — OPEC Today'to'o o u y I Saturday, July 107the 19Ist day of 1982 with The other escapee, Glenn W. turned himself in at Cheshire police man, a Demc^ratic candidate for at­ said Friday one of his opponents was 75, Ethelwado Rodgrlguez, 23 and his adjourned its emergency summit Friday 174 to, follow. Safranek of Bolton, is apparently headquarters at 11:16 a.m., police wife Mlgdalia, 22. without reaching a verdict on violations The moon is.movliig toward its last quiquarter. still at large. A Cheshire police of­ torney general, said Friday he is only 72 trying to “torpedo” him through rumors Venus. say. votes away from winning the nomination that Labriola was folding up his cam­ Lt. Anthony Solomlta said three more by rebel members of its 17.5 million- momliig stars are Mercury and ficer said Friday night he thought Safranek was serving a two- to at next week’s state convention. paign. people were still missing from toe blaze barrel a day production ceiling and The evoihig stars are Mars, Jupiter and Saturn. Safranek had been apprehended, but that raced through two brick tenement Those bom on this date are ulula' toe sign of Cancer. four-year term at Cheshire for third- Lieberman. a former state Senate Dr. Labriola, a pediatrician and state prepared to meet again Saturday. a spokesman for state police, who degree assault, according to a majority leader from New Haven, said senator, held a news conference at toe buildings Monday and left at least 120 Iraqi Oil Minister Qassim Ahmed Taoi American painter James Whistler was W n July 10, are handling the case, say he hasn’t spokesman for the institution. he has commitments from 579 delegates. Capitol to squelch “rumors that we are people homeless In toe city’s worst fire. told reporters during a lunch break in toe 1834. been found yet. “There is every indication that the closing our headquarters and laying off A man police believe may be a former Organization of Petroleum Exporting On this date hi history: number will continue to grow in the days staff.” mental hospital patient has been charged CountrlM’ extraordinary meeting; “The In 1890, Wyoming was admitted to the Union as the that remain,” said Lieberman, who He said toe rumors were started by with settir^ toe fire. Police said they ceiling will not be raised.” 44to state. predicted a first-ballot victory at the fellow gubernatorial candidate Richard were checking information Indicating But after toe session ended Venezuelan ' In 1938, American induatrialiat Howard Hughes and a For The Record convention July 17. Bozzuto, who stated at a news con­ Israel Madera-Flores was reeased in • OU Minister Humberto Calderon Bertl crew of four flew arnind toe world to atboursv A candidate needs a simply majority, ference June 29 that Labriola and 1676 from the Northampton, MasZ., state said he favored increasing toe celling to In 19K, toe TWatar latelUte tolayed taleviaton pic­ or 651 of the convention’s 1,300 delegates another contender, Russell Post, were mental hospital. 18.S million barrels a day — OPEC’s tu r e fiota tbs-HiiUad Stiitto to; and AiAericarai The Herald incorrectly reported scorers on promotional tests. They to win the nomination. ’Three other peo­ “for toe most part closing up shop.” Solomita said toe s ^ c h for more current o u ^ t level— rather than cote recWved d e a r p t d ^ tiaito W to Friday that Police Sergeant Russell were! The police union charged ple are seeking the party’s nomination ‘“rhey have no staff. They are running bodies stopped Friday , and will resume tinning to allow Iran, Nigeria and Libya In 1979, Arthur FICdler, Boston P < ^ e t t ^ t o r fdr 50 Holyfield and Detective Gary Friday that Chief Robert D. Lannan for attorney general. out of money,” said Bozzuto. Monday. to irniore their production quotas. years, died at toe age of M: Waterhouse, promoted this week to passed over top scorers in violation lieutenant and sergeant, respective­ of the merit system in promoting A thought for toe day: Famoni painter Jajsiei Whistler ly, were not among the top four two officers to the rank of detective. said, "Induitry to art is a necessity-^ not a virtue—and any evldepee of the same, to toe ptoduction, it a Quote / Unquote ; blemish, not a quality ...." Calendars Manchester men sue club « “It's hard to decide what my favorite garment Is of the Er 439!I Wghte Amendmen t HmtrijPBtrr on a man — but my least favorite la my dress. "Make up a chant such as “toilet tissue, toilet — Joan Rivers, eotnedian. (Us) Friday tissue.' Tell everybody that tola chant repeated Rtchdrd M. DInmond,' Publlstwr . Democratic Town Committee, 8 p.m., community over 1981 stair collapse "Mt. Everest Is now littered with Junk from bot­ 666 times ,wlll Induce Inner serenity and cosmic Andover tom to top — and a few bodies as well.” TiiotnES J. Hoopnr, Qnnsral Minsgor hall. consciousness and you will be bellaved.” ■ ' ' Dentist Alan M. Kemp of 28 in one case, broken ribs. practice, he says. ;; — Sir Edmund Hillary, flrst man to elimb to lha ' — Or. isaao Aalmov, solenee writer, Monday ^ top of ML Everest, on the debrIe that hoe ebiee U8P $ 3»- 8p6'^ Plymouth Lane and 'another Kemp and Rubin are each seeking Rubin says the stairway collapse ;» quaationlng the valMHy of u ^ ataoh ilavlees as - ,y • *- . ;> ‘S ’ Regional District Number Eight Board of Education, been left on the 29,02S-taot Nispal peak. Manchester man, Leon A. Rubin of upwards of $2,500 in damages. Their left him with a fractured right heel ->. chanting and mantras to bring sbeiil pltoee el FuMWiM Stsy SMSga Sunday AuMMMd dMrrttr inii iHi 7:80 pim., RHAM High School library. Coventry 11 Blue Ridge Drive, are seeking “Ronald Reagan may be the greateet com­ and esrtain helidayi by tbt Il.tO vlakly, 18.19 tor ons wives are seeking $5,000 each. that left him in a cast for seven mind. (Onml) Planning and Zoning Commission, 7:30 p.m., lower Monday damages from Ellington Ridge The stairway collapsed oqcurred weeks. He also suffered a scraped municator In history. But It doesn’t matter If all he “The gains of the civil rights revolution of the MsnebtiWf FubUthmg Co., i t month, S 14» far liwsa ntonmg, levql of the Town Hall. has to communicate Is division, despair and Brtinsird Flaps, Msnehsstsr, $30.70 la r six maMhs and M l .40 Special Liaison Conunittee, 7 p.m., nurse’s office. Country Club to compensate for in­ at a silver wedding anniversary par­ knee and cut near his shin, he says. ■> depression.” 1060s were won by a great coalition (tint Conn. 0S040. Sssend dIstS far ana yatr. Mall raMa .s r r ' Coventry Taxpayers’ Association, 7:30 p.m., board juries they received when a ty for the Kemps and a Vernon cou­ Mrs. Kemp and Mrs. Rubin seek ^ trans43ended raoa, religion and Waaa. The d e fiils ...... at MsndMMsr, livsuiMia .an raquatt ’ .. -;V.. room. stairway collapsed there on Aug. 12, ple. About 28 people were standing damages for mental anguish caused — Sen. Gary HarL D-Colo., a 1BS4 preeMenUal of too 1070s were rnade possibla because Our CdfW^^OSTMASTtR: Send sd. hopeful. To pisba,a t liw iltsd it d itp iiy Soccer meeting, 7:30 p.m., human services office. 1981. > on the steel-reinforced stairway by their husbands’ injuries in the ' movement was fractured by racial and Class Tuesday . ^ In a lawsuit filed Thursday in Ver­ “Governing Italy Is like a permanent obstacle divisions.” H srsld,^0. Sox 691. sdvanitafflahC br to rapdn a Bolton when it snapped from a concrete fall. ; race, conducted In such a way that toe athlete Mimehsnsi, Conn. 04040. nanw atm ttory Or pMIurs Idaa, Democratic Town Committee, 7:30 p.m., bbard room. non Superior Court, the two men and deck. It fell on a concrete block Spokesmen for the country club u Raymond Donovan — John Jaoob, head «f the National Urban oali s is -ittil. OMoa houia aro Wednesday their wives, Mona Kemp and Helen never has a chance to prepare himself for a new Josh Rivers .:-Te tuMwite, or to roport a below. have refused comment on charges » League, urging JSws to )oln with Maoks In S:30 a.m. la 8 p.m. Monday Monday Board of Health, 7:30 p.m., nurse’s office. Rubin, claim the country club Kemp claims in the suit that he that the stairwaV was rusted off its ; hurdle after getting over toe preoeding one." roforging lha olvtl rights eealWon ol Ibo IN O s. doHvaty proMom, oali 6474040. through Friday. Public Building Omunission, 7:30 p.m., community — aiovaiMii Speoiellnl, H a ^ jwhiw mlnislar, of American wornen In their hands and they ' Oflloo houn MOd;W t.m . to S:SO Thursday violated state statutes by allowing suffered a heart attack on Aug. 29 as bolts and that its wood was rotted at ; 'ThorS's no cloud over me.” T ijn . Mondoy ttvouph Friday and Tha. Manehaaiar HacaM .la a haU. . C o n e t^ Committee, 1 p.m., nurse’s office. the ex8Brior stairway to rust and a result of the collapse. Kemp suf­ the time of the accident. The « marking Ms first year in ofHoa — a tongar term strangled it” ■aiiirdw. OaSvwy. M MBaafttar M ahaa r ttoU o .Undid flbtd Fraaa M ar. — .Raymond Oenpyin, U.S. latoW sdsiettiyti ' ,7 lb 10 a.n». ------Tuesday . ' f Finance Conunittee, 7:30 p.m^ board room. decay, causing the accident that fered leg bruises and scrapes in the stairway has been impounded by the Z than moat of hie 40th predeceeaora. ~ Kathy Wilson, laadar e( the NaMenal idMuid baitwdbto B pjn. Mote»todaMi n a t o la a Republican Town Committee, 8 p.m., comnvmity “Whatever their motivation, whatever their dM^vaudh FridW and by i^ b w W fhd'AiMii Surafkt Of: Economic Development Comndssion, 7:30 p.m., plan­ sent 16 people to the hospital for accident. He has since had to hire town of Ellington and is stored in * Womans FoMoal Caiio^ danounsbiM to abS^liM Hall. ning office. means, each of these men held toe legal destiny dsttsitf' stale Isg iili^rs tor blooking rMWeatien Aiit. ptturday- CMUIdlidftt ' ■ ' treatment of sprains, fractures, and another dentist to help him In his Ellington Town Hall. >< MANCHESTER HERALD. Sat.. July 10, 1982 - 5 4 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Sat.. July 10. 1982

i^lchard M. Diamond. Publlshar , Dan Htta, EdHpr Homosexuality, cocaine use charged Abate denies allegations Alex Qlrelll, CKy Editor OPINION Ex-page names 4 legislators hurt him more than O'Neill for drug and alcohol programs and several hours this week with Chief By Suzjilnne Trimel State’s Attorney Austin McGuigan United Press International by failing to spend money ap­ propriated by the Legislature for to discuss the allegations. in Capitol Hill sex scandal HARTFORD (UPI) - House those programs.' McGuigan said Friday he was Jack Speaker Ernest Abate rejected a O’Neill’s budget chief, Anthony “ reviewing” Abate’s claims. “ But I suggestion Friday that he has driven Milano, has rebutted each of the wouldn’t call this an investigation,” Anderson away potential support for his charges, although he admitted that McGuigan added. WASHINGTON (UPI) - The The non^heney history gets itsstym ^bernatorial campaign with his the accounting system is "con­ Asked whether he was concerned * Washingteo former page who Is the chief ac­ allegations that the O’Neill ad­ fusing.” anonymous donor. • about McGuigan’s review, O’Neill 1783 by William and Elisha Pitkin Msrry-Qo-ROund cuser In the Capitol Hill sex scan­ ministration is mishandling federal State auditor Leo V. Donahue said A l^ e th er, however, Harrison said Friday, “ Not at all.” There's more to Manchester at the Manchester Great. The dal gave congressional ib- money. Abate has focused attention “ on the history than the Cheneys. factory had the sole privilege of said the pidety would Itte to 'vestigators Friday the names of “ That’s not my finding at all,” fact that we don’t take our federal O’N eill, who has previously scoffed at Abate’s allegations, said It’s easy to forget that manufacturing glass in the state raise flb0,000 to provide an en­ "four lawmakers he claims had Abate said. “ I have not had resources very seriously.” Manchester homosexual relations with when the subject was brought up at sometimes, with all the attention foi^2S years in recognition o f the dowment to pay operating delegates say, ‘Gee, I ’m not going to The state receives more than 3900 teenage pages. a news conference, “ 1 don’t know that’s focused on the past, pre­ Spotlight services given the nation during expenses. That puts the support you because you’ve raised million a year in funds from the this issue.’” how much more we can discuss that. sent and future condition of the the Revolutionary period, when historical society in the company Senate officials, meantime, an- federal government. Arabs' Last week, Joseph Lieberman, a ‘ kite’s staff members met for It’s been answered.” Cheney Brothers National the company tmade powder for of Lutz Museum, the Cheney Hall . nounced recommendations for By Nancy Thompson — Herald Reporter Democratic candidate for attorney Historic District. restoration drive, the fund drive 'reforming the page system, the armies of George Washington general and a supporter of Gov. But the Manchester Historical to raise money to purchase the shaken by allegations not only of without charge. Pitkin glass is William O’Neill’s candidacy, said Great Lawn, and possibly homosexuality but of cocaine Society remembers. now very rare; money Abate’s allegations had “ backfired” Pilot escapes injury Although the society is deeply Manchester Community se. worked out a lease with the town Manchester that doesn’t have a • The Bon Ami factory and and were actually turning some involved in plans to revive the products. The Bon Ami Manufac­ College's proposed arts center. Leroy Williams, 18, of North delegates to next week’s for the Cedar Street building that home right now,’’ Harrison said. iKr-y historic district — operating the turing Co. complex was They all come on the heels of a ■ Little Rock, Ark., who flunked an Democratic nominating convention now houses Lutz Children’s is clout FBI lie detector test Thursday, in crash of fighter jet Cheney homestead as a museum AMONG TH E AREAS that a destroyed in a 1972 fire, but at 33-million fund, drive by away from him. Museum. The lease — which is met' for three hours with in­ and serving on the fund-raising mus^m of Manchester history one time the plant was the second Manchester Metnorlal Hospital. Abate feveled another verbal Air National Guard said the pilot similar to the town’s arrange­ vestigators for the House Ethics EAST GRANBY (UPI) - A committee to find the means to " I t ’ s a little am using,” WASHINGTON— This is the story barrage at the governor during the was on a routine training mission ment with Lutz, the Little could feature are: largest local employer. The soap • Committee, which will open Connecticut Air National Guard repair Cheney Hall — the society Harrison said. He added, of a woman who offended the bHttle news conference in his Capitol office when the plane went down just short Theater of Manchester in Cheney • Spencer firearms. manufactured by the company hearings into the allegations next pilot escaped without injury Friday sensitibities of an Arab potentate and broadened his attack from of runway 6 at the airport. has other things in mind. Christopher M. Spencer, inventor was famous throughout the however, that he thinks the week. when his single-seat fighter jet burst Hall, and the Manchester Coun- O’Neill’s handling of federal money The National Guard has facilities Members hope to make their of the Spencer repeating rifle and museum can raise the money and was fired for her transgression. into a “ ball of flame” and crashed iry Club — would allow the socie­ world. Williams said after the to the state’s system of accounting at the airport. vision of history visible to the of the first automatic screw because many people might give It is a perfect illustration of the way on approach to a runway at Bradley ty to use the building in exchange meeting he told the investigators for such funds. public in a museum devoted to T H E R E ’ S O N E T H IN G to it before other causes. The the sheiks use their financial muscle International Airport. Airport firefighters put out the for paying operating expenses. machine, was a resident of of “ my involvement with the con­ “ What I ’ve proven here is that the non-Cheney history of that’s needed for these plans to museum will apply for corporate to influence the decisions of State police spokesman Adam plane fire within minutes after the Harrison said he hopes the Hackmatack Street. According gressmen” , and of “ acting as a we’ve got a system that stinks and Manchester. become a reality that can’t be and other available grants, he American corporations that do Bill O’Neill likes the smell,” said Berluti said the twin engine AlO jet crash but rounds of ammunition lease will be signedegriy this to Harrison, museum members liaison” between at least one crashed at 3:39 p.m. on Kripes Road aboard were exploding from the have already begun to collect dug out of attics and closets said. business with them. senator and homosexual Abate. “ The state can’t balance its ACCORDING TO Jon fall, after Lutz is moved mto the inside the airport borders near heat of the flames. examples of Spencer firearms; across town; money. Harrison ’’The only thing 1 wouldn’t do Is I ’ve already reported on attempts prostitutes. checkbook and Bill O’Neill laughs.” Harrison, president of the former South S where the towns of Windsor Locks, • Pitkin Glass objects. The said the society has received a stand on the comer with a tin by the Saudi Arabian royal family to Abate said the the reporting Manchester Historical Society’s Street. The teenager, who left his job East Granby and Granby intersect. Cichocki said the plane was challenge'grant of 35,000 from an cup,” he said. use its multibillion-dollar fiancial process was “ deplorable” and “ There’s a lot of history Pitkin glass factory was build In as a congressional page In ’The pilot, Lt. Daniel Peabody, 27, equipped with 500 rounds of 30 executive board, the society has investments in the United States as “ business as usual.” January, has alleged he had sex of East Granby, bailed out in a caliber ammunition for machine a means of influencing U.S. foreign Abate also said he didn’t know ] with three congressmen and whether He could support O’Neill if parachute at 1,000 feet moments guns in the plane’s wings. policy. And many thoughtful Guest editorial arranged a meeting between a he is chosen as the Democratic before the aircraft went down in a The state police bomb disposal observers have expressed mis­ senator and a homosexual gubernatorial nominee. strawberry patch In an isolated sec­ squad was dispatched to the scene to givings over the fact that both prostitute employed by Friendly He said before he supported tion of East Granby. help unload the ammunition, said ''pocjey MW. Defense Secretary Caspar i Models, a business raided earlier O’Neill, the governor would have to Lt. Col. Anthony Cichocki of the Berluti. MARK M'l' NeWg-HEA Weinberger and Secretary of State- ' this year. “ say to me that I ’m going to reach Why don^t they designate George Shulz were high Williams indicated he talked to out and help the disadvantaged peo­ Words, general officials to protect himself officials of Bechtel Corp., which ple of this state.” O'Neill has endorsement does extensive business in th Arab because the House Doorkeepers The four-term state represen­ Fr e e z in g Office has circulated his name as world. tative from Stamford has accused make us think? one of those involved in an in­ O’Neill of illegally diverting 328 nuclear arm s THESE WARNINGS have been vestigation into alleged cocaine LEROY WILLIAMS, FORMER PAGE, OUTSIDE CAPITOL million in federal funds earmarked of government workers Editor’s note: On Saturdays preserved of the advances of the dismissed by the Reagan ad­ use by pages and lawmakers. for the state’s general fund to an off- IS THE Fir s t “ I regret being pushed to the . . . Hl3 allegations have shaken the U.S. Congress budget account that does not come the Manchester Herald reprints 1960s without resorting to an in­ ministration with pious Britain, announced the endorsement extent I do have to talk,” under the Legislature’s scrutiny. HARTFORD (UPI) - Gov. editorials from other .New proclamations that Arab come tax. This was a curious s t e p in Williams said. He said he used “ Where are those monies? On William O’Neill, who angered at a joint news conference with Engaind newspapers. This is from |i«trodollars are not a serious con­ stance for a woman who had drugs “ socially” but was not a what projects have they been organized labor last year by O’Neill in the governor’s office. The Day o f New l.,ondon. sideration in the formulation oT U.S. pages, but neither Scott nor “ nothing more than 20th century He praised O’Neill for being one of risen in the liberal wing of her TAKING TREM “ dealer.” spent?” Abate asked. refusing to sign legislation raising Williams would tell reporters witchcraft.” two governors at a national con­ Connecticut has gone to the policy in the Middle Bast, or even in Rep. Robert Dornan, R-Calif., ’"There may be nothing wrong jobless benefits, won an endorse­ party and who had been in ference to oppose President the conduct of corporations doing who allowed an undercover nar­ their identities. The main reform drafted by here,” Abate added. “ The dollars ment Friday from the state’s polls twice in a row and probably charge of the think tank that had AWAY FROM U §! m Williams, who said heis willing the Senate Management Board, Reagan’s economic policies. business there. cotics agent to work out of his of­ may have been spent properly, but 1 28,000-member American Federation w ill a third tim e in Novem ber which began its review before modernized the Connecticut fice last year, said Thursday to testify under oath and without don’t know that.” of State, County and Municipal Vivian Wilder, a valued employee immunity, admitted he “ flat-out the page scandal broke, is to Asked Whether the support meant without any intellectually government to make it respon­ seven members of Congress and Abate also has claimed O’Neill Employees. i of the Whittaker Corp. since 1960, flunked” the FBI lie detector replace young teenagers with O’Neill had healed his previous stimulating, meaningful issues sive to the pressing social needs two ex-congressmen are involved failed to account for 328 to 332 The executive board of AFSCME, takes issue with that claim. In July test. high school juniors who would breach with labor, Badolato said with which to sort through the in the drug scandal. , million in off-budget money ac­ the largest AFL-CIO union in of the times. Her successor, But Williams insisted the now that the governor’s “ complete 1980, she was summarily fired from Bob Scott, Williams’ lawyer^ serve one year. counts destined for the Department Connecticut, voted Thursday night lists of candidates on the ballots, William A. O’Neill, was even polygraph examiner “ was just her job in Whittaker’s United Arab confirmed the ex-page gave the Senate pages now may start at of Transportation. to support O’Neill, said Dominic J. record is in, we feel that record is without any display of vision not objective at all” in framing one we can support and deserves less visionary, and just as Emirates operation because an committee staff the names of age 14 and stay for four years, Further, Abate alleged that Badolato, the union’s executive that would have given us a clue adamantly opposed to a state in­ Arab official took offense at four lawmakers who, allegedly his questions, and Scott dis­ attending the Capitol Page O’Neill again violated state law by director. support.” missed the examination as School. O’Neill this year signed a bill as to where the state is and come tax. He has emerged as something she wrote for the com­ had homosexual relations with felling to tell the Legislature about Badolato, who served 22 years as raising jobless benefits. where it should be going. the probable Democratic can­ pany’s employee newsletter. previously unspent federal money a state representative from New In 1974 we had the W atergate didate for governor this year, What was Wilder’s heinous election, and the Democrats despite the challenge by House offense? As the company’s travel could have run a bevy of quail Speaker Ernest N. Abate of supervisor in Abu Dhabi, the UAE for governor, the other state of­ Stamford. capital, she suggested in a house- fices and the legislature and O’N eill and the Republicans organ article that Whittaker probably still come out on top. In have been spared for still employees might want to take ad­ 1978 the Republicans came up another state election campaign vantage of their present in t he Mid­ with Ronald A. Sarasin as a the discomfort of having to be dle Blast to visit ’ ’the Holy Land” — gubernatorial candidate, and the visionary. For a bipartisan com­ that is, Israel. Democrats, in retrospect, mission is studying the issue of Whittaker operates hospitals in C' probably could have held on to liow to finance state government Saudi Arabia, Yemen and the United their command of state govern­ in the future, and does not have Arab Emirates. These operations ment without even campaigning. to report its findings until well are undeniably lucratlvq. In fact, It was not a case in which almost half the company’s net ear­ Hours: after this year’s elections are there were no issues. There was out of the way. Nobody has to nings last year represented profits from their business with tte oil one very clear issue, as a m atter take a stand on how to pay for of fact: Since the 1960s, the state sheiks. Dally 8-9 . government if he doesn’t want was with increasing difficulty to. Everyone can get off the hook trying to balance the books and Disarming isn't peace MUCH OF Whittaker’s success by saying a commission is at the same time finance a In the Middle Blast can be traced to Sunday 9-6 studying the matter. modern government in an in­ The following ia one in a aeries February 25, 1982). That is why the Reagan Administra­ Prince Khalid bin Abdullah, a flationary economy with an out­ Still, it would be nice if there of commentaries the Manchester No one should endorse the nuclear tion is trying to catch up by building member of the Saudi royal family. He will probably own nearly half of dated tax system. were a candidate somewhere Herald is printing ahout the freeze without careful considera­ B-1 bombers! Trident missile sub- nuclear arms race. John M. Fisher tion. Among the points to consider nurines, cruise missiles and M-X the company’s. Saudi operation by Neither the Democrats nor the who would step forward and is president o f the American are these: missiles. The freeze would stop the end of this year, and his un­ Republicans attempted to deal clearly and unmistakably pre­ Security Council. • The appeal of the nuclear freeze these needed U.S. weapon systems. doubted influence is considered with the problem. Rather, they sent us with a picture of what By John M. Fisher movement is based on fear. The ’ • The proponents of a nuclear responsible for Whittaker’s success borrowed money, invented the government in Connecticut 'W OW fxxjna) The Coalition For Peace Through simplistic starting point is that the freeze call for the status of the in the region. curious new taxes and let the should be doing to make life Strengb has taken Issue with the biggest threat in the world is the weapons to be verified by “ national But the company claims Prince state government, including its better for all of us. The Bipar­ ideas presented once again by those danger of nuclear war which arises technical means” — not by on-site Khalld’s influence does not work the fine university and its forward- tisan Commission on State Tax who would seek to insure the peace from the possession of -nuclear inspection. This means that other way. In recent hearings before looking and humane social ser­ Revenue and Related Fiscal by disarming the nation. weapons. verification of the freeze and sub­ the House Commerce Subcom­ A worldwide campaign is being vices, run down. Policy, the work of which we The freeze proposal makes no sequent Inductions in arms would be mittee of R ^ . Ben Rosenthal, D- The late E lla Grasso, the corn- heartily endorse, is, after all, conducted for a “ nuclear freeze” reference to the real threat to peace monitored by spy satellites. There N.Y., Whittaker Chairman Joseph pleat politician that she turned studying only how to make ends through “ a moratorium on all which is Soviet expansionism are many ways in which nuclear Allhrandi was ^ e d how much in­ out to be, ran an administration meet. And good, purposeful further testing, production and backed by a massive Soviet military weapons can be hidden from fluence the company’s Arab deployment of nuclear weapons and devoted to the principle of government is a lot m ore than build-up. cam eras and other sensors in stockholders have. * nuclear delivery vehicles to be There is no reference to what the satellites. Since the Soviets have preserving what could be just making ends meet. verified by national means.” The U.S. and its allies are sericing to de­ violated mbst treaties, Presidoit t"Zero,” replied Allbrandi. “ I ’’freeze” would be followed by fend through nuclear stren^ — or Reagan has insisted that there be assure you beyond any question nuclear arms reduction to zero on from what. on-site inspection.' there is no influence.” THAT fAMlHA^-LOOKlt^ ^AA^^ both sides. Nowhere is there any expression • ..Accoiding to the sponsors of ' What w oTlM . Congress is Hut This is the strongest, best of the principle that human liberty the nuclear freeze, "either the FF SALE WHO J'JST Ol^CEO OS PY TrtE Arab investors are in a position to organized disarmament cam pai^ and dignity are worth defoxUng — United States or the Soviet Union 2 0 sway decisions by offldalB of com­ COAT LAfElS ANP SCREA^AED yet, with a nuclear freeze petition or that preserving the people of could initiate movement toward the ^ panies —* like W h itta k e r w h ic h being circu lated In 100 non- America and the non-Communiitt freeze by taking mocleat, unilateral \ w ATf^MOLOos voice, "I have top-secret defoiae contracts on All Grocenr Dept & Frozen Food Dept Items Communist countries. world from Communist tyranny is. steps ...” But the plan for the with the Pentagon. AfA STItt IN CHAK6IE! I No American wants war. Every worth risk-taking. nuclear freeze does not require Americanants peace. The only real • The freeze is limited to nuclear prior agreement on the terms or What worries Vivian Wilder, of STILL IN CHARGE/"------difference between us is how best to disannament, totally ignoring the details of the freeze (l.e., no rights course, is the influence that cost her keep peace and vdiether keeping our enormous Soriet conventional war­ and duties are establlalud). The job. The article was seen by an Arab canned goods, baking needs, ice cream, juices, frozen vegetabies, etc. WHO H E t fre^om is important. fare advantage. How could we con­ plan, such as It is, includes no officiM. He complained to Hie cmn- ceivably defend against the PRESIDENT RONALD Reagan sdiedule for those "modest, un­ pany, and Wilder’s' position at the overwhelming Soviet conventional ilateral steps,” (does not apply to fresh or smoked meats, dell Items, dairy Hems, produce) opposes the nuclear weapons freeze, abu Dhabi hospital was " t e r ­ OL' AL HAia, might if we were to drop our nuclear on the basis that, “ A nuclear freeze minated.” A Whittaker spokesiiun I DO RELIEVE! defenses? > m s W O R TH recalling Hut the at this time would legitimize a con­ acknowledged to my asjoclates • Advocates of the freeze contend U.S. is still uniting for the Soviet dition of great, advantage for the D ould Goldherg and Vicki Warren that the U.S. and the Soviet Union Union to respond to the more-than- Soviets.” (Th? New Yipn8 29, 1962) that the Soviet Uhkm has Americana believe Hut koMting our other firms. S u ’s suing. A Whit- nuclear weapons. (U P I dispatch Sale effective Sunday. July 11 thru Saturday, July 17 more than double'the "nuclear peace trifo foeedon can only be takw offlcial said her charges are published in Boston Globe, destructive force” Hut the U.S. has. done through strength. . ^ “ without merit.”

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The daaalc tale of s mpskstf ®-UfsaffWsy ness through the myth or heter lS )-8 tv lo (B) - WaaNogtbn Week/ ® - Entartalnmant Tonight FVght Urom Extirtotion ® . Rock arid RoH: Tha First 3 - Captioned ABC News 3:30 A.M. 5:00A.M. marauder whose nightly aca- program examines tha Pen. Petula Clark. Chriedan Hen- R eview Paul Duke hosts as top ® 0 r M u p p a l S h o w ' 0-TwMghtZofw 0 - Roboft BchuHar. Tha 2B Ysara 3-8oUdOokl (D - Sign On/N*w» Spider-Man and padaa taunt tha comipt Spanish plight of the cranes and one kv 3 - 1RR2 Davis Cup sort. 1981. Washington JoumaHsu analyze O - MOVIE: 'BoulevaM . 5:00 A.M. Hour of Powar [Cloead Cep- Quarterfinal from St. Louis - f e m o r a of old Callfomla. 0 - Danes Faivdr stitution'a attempts to fight, for ® ® - MOVIE: 'Funny 3 *- Council of Rabbis GS- Bast of Qrouctm O - From the Elmar's Deak the weM'a inew t. NlgMa' Two Maxican-Amarican ^ tk>ned| Lady' A aongwriter-producar USA vs. Sweden ® - MOVIE: 'Hold ThM Lino' Frank Langella, Ricardo Montal- their survival. ® -N o w s 3 - MOVIE: 'Tha Santinal' A 0 - Sports Probe brothsra In tha East Loa A n - m 0 - J a w i s h Haritaga G2 ~ P'og corn'd - Superman Tlw Bowary Boys art up to 1:30 P.M. ban. 1974 0 - Bast of Groucho Sunday riwriaa Fanny Brice for battw or woman discovers a terrifying 0 - Time-Out Theater T o ­ 0 - S h s N a N a galas barrio aaSk to sscoM . Ri- — woraa, daapita tha former love 9 - Abbott and Coatollo thak usual tricks. Tha Bowary ® - MOVIE: 'FaN of tha ®-Styla . : 10:00P.M. secret about the tenants of her day's programs are 'In These 8:00 A.M. 0 - Sports Soturduy . chard Yniguaz, Osnny Oa La 0 - Sports 9:00 A.M. aha can never forget, ^ rb ra ® - Sports Boya, Lao Gorcsy. 1962 Roman Empita' The son of ® ® - CBS Raports 'A apartment building and is caught Skies' and 'King of the Chan­ Poz. 1979. Ratsd R. Straiasnd, Omar Sheriff, James ® ® - Popaye/OUve 4:00 P.M. 0 - MOVIE: 'Agatha' Tha Time to Die.' Tonight'e program 5:30 A.M. ® - Up Front up in a ritual of terror that leads nel.' (60 min.) ® - Laurol & Hardy - Last Chanoa Qaraga Marcus' Aurekua arrangaa for Ns Comedy Show fathar'a murder and bacomea (3 ) - MOVIE; 'Qlorla' A former story of the reaMrfe disappear- takas a look at a group celled 0 - M O V IE ; 'Rlar T ra k - tha ® - Public Affahs ®-Wottdarama Caen 1976. her to the gates of Hell. Cristina 3 - MOVIE: 'Qumball Rally' I S - M O V IE ; 'W otfan' Spirt- 11:00 A.M. gun moll attampta to keep a 'Omega' w Nch deals with tha M oBon P ic t m ' T o pravent tha ® -M a u d e D - Fantastic Four 8i Pals emperor. Sophia Loren, Stephan ence of Agatha Christie. Dustin 0 - Biography ® - Sunday Morning Raines, Chris Sarandon. Burgess People from different walks of tual Indians transform them- child from being eliminatsd b y many aapocta of death and earth's dsatruction the U .S .S .^ CD ® ~ Supar Friends ® - Soul Train Boyd, Alac Guineas. 1964. Hoffman. Vanasaa Redgrave. ® - N o w Day 0 - Kung Fu Meredith. 1977 life join in a coast-to-coast auto solves into wolf-like beings tha mob. Gena- Rowlands, 1978. Rated PG. dying. (60 mki.l Emsrpclaa must chaUsnge an al- = - 0 - Inalda Businass Screen legend- Henry Fonda race. Michael Sarrazin. Raul Ju ­ terrorizing New York City. Al­ CD - Christopher Cloee-Up ® ® - Fonz/Happy Days (X I - Brady Bunch lan foica tfwt ia awsaping 0 - 1982 Davis Cup 11:45PaM. 1880. Rated PG. 3 ' PaHctilB: 'Jornada da C C - N a w a 0 - Laurel B Hardy ® - Oral Roborte plays a government supervisor lia. Susan Flannery. 1976. Rated bert Firmey. Gregory Hines. ®-WraatHng m - BaaabaM Bunch through outer apace. William Quartarfinal from St. Louie - - MOVIE: 'Medical Story' 0D - Tom & Jerry 0 - Boat of Taka Thrsa ® 0 - F a n t ^ A sin­ 0 - Old Tkna Gcopal concerned about an amusement CD PG. ® - MOVIE: 'The Bhia Shstnor, Leonard Nimoy, OaFo- 6:00 A.M. , USA vs. Sweden An idealistic intern places his 5:15A.M. 02) - Schrede Pro Team g S -H a o H a w ger wiahea for tm lead guitoriat park accident In ROLLER­ 0 . Paul Hogan rsat K sM y. 19B0. ®-Kldaworid 0 -S u p o rm a n 0 - Beat of USA Today's career in jeopardy w h ^ ha con­ 4:00A.M. Rodeo ( Q - 1979 Britlah Opan OoH Knlfliit' A shrewd Loa Angslea 0 - Eapscial Ds Joaa Jooa from the dead and an En- ® - MOVIE: 'Captain pNIce veteran sets out to bust 0 - F i a h 0 - Foopla Now COASTER. The movie, which jtr^am ia to be ennouiKed. (2 fronts a noted gynecologist HIghHgMt gllah rprofaaaor wants to mast ® - Straight Talk 0 - Style Naw m an. M .D .' The head of 03) - Scholastic Sports Acad, e drug addict and informer. 0 - MOVIE: 'FaRbig hi Love 1:00 A.M. J: also stars Richard Widmark, will over unnecessary surgery. Beau 0 - Stiaats of Son Fiandsco King Arthur. Gusat starring 0 - Oral Robartt and You neuro-psychiatry at an army o - Little Rascals Q ) - N tw a Geofiga Kennedy, Alex Rocco, Again' A diacontantad middle- 0 - 1 Dream of Joannla be rebroadcast on the "N B C Bridges; Jose Ferrer. Claude A k- 4:15 A.M. Unda Blair and To m Smothers. ® - Unde Ftoyd 0 - Mr. Rogora' Naighbor- 0 - In Search of.... base receives a new orderly un­ aged man tries to recepture hie S ) - SupaiaM PraNa 0 - 1 97 8 British Open OoH ins. 1975 0 - MOVIE: 'Only When 1 IS) ® - Spaca Stars Glynn Turman. 1975. ® - MOVIE: 'Inn of ths.T. Sunday Night al the Movies," ® - Nawa/Sporta/Waather trained in medical arts but inva­ IS) - Nawa/SporU/Weattier lost youth. Elliott Gould. Susan­ 7:30 P.M. (R) (60 min.) (Cloaad-CaptionsdJ Highlights Laugh' A loenager comes to luable in assisting with ® - MOVIE: 'Two Way ® - Wodd of Survival nah York, Kaye Ballard. ® - Kinar's Komar FilghtsiMd Paopio’ After thair^> 0 - Carraaoolandas July 11. 0 0 - CHIPS Ponch wants 12:00 A.M. - Flintstone Comedy Stretch’ A prisoner and his cell­ 0 - N a w s live with her mother, an actress psychiatnc therapy. Gregory 0 ) - Nawa/Spofta/Waathar ® - V l a t n a m 10-yaar-old daughter ia brutally " CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME to become a rock singer. (R) (60 - This Week in coping with a troubled life. Mar­ Show mate must break out of jail and 0 - Stroeta of San Franeisco 0 - Major Laagua BaaabaH; attacked and murdarad, a oncd:‘" 0 - Jataom CD Peck. Tony Curtis, Angie Dickin­ ® - AH In tha FamHy 0 - Laurel B Hardy n.) Entertainment sha Mason. Kristy McNichol. ® ' Teatro Fantaatico back in to pull off a diamond (S I - Last Chance Oarage Antiques New York Vonkaaa at law-abiding coupla aatt out to v. 0 - World Tomorrow son. 1963. 0 - Oonasls In Concert James Coco. 1981. Rated R. heist. Peter seliera. - Worid Cup Soccer ®-8haNaNa , Callfomla avenge die atrocity. Joan Col-— 0 - MOVIE: ‘Inalda Moves' CD * MOVIE: 'Fighting O - To Climb a Mountain. (3 ) - Carraacolendas 4:30 P.M. 0 - Sesame Straot ® - Major Laagua Baiabal: 0 - Orest Sports Lsganda lina, James Booth. 1972. 0 - What About Woman A young man recovering from a Seabees’ The story behind the Ju ly 4, 1981 Eleven handi­ 3 * MOVIE: 'Gunn' A private 3 3 ' This Week In. 4:30 A.M. 8:30 A.Me ® ® - CBS Sports San DIago a t N a w Yotfc M ata Today's program features Roy ' 0 - Shosahina Girl A n unnily 9:15 A.M. suicide attempt s tru ^ e a to forming of the tough S e a b ^s capped people attempt to climb detective meets a murdered Betebell 0 - Don KIrachnar'a Rock — help Nmself and Na friends., and their operation in the Pacific 0 - Abbott and Coetello Saturday Today's program wW Campanslla. girt lands a summer Job and ® - Davoy/QoHath Mt. Ranier. CD CD - Tarzan/Lone Ranger/ gangster's successor and learns 3 - MOVIE: 'Spertacua' A 0-8olIdOold . . Concert V'", John Savage, Diana Scarwid. close to Japanese lines. 'Jo h n feature a tO-round Ughtwelght 1 learns the meaning of respon- 0 - Sport^Frobe Zorro Adventure Hour th^ man ia squeezing money out gladiator rebel escapes from 0 - Wrestling (S) - MOVIE: Gat Out Your bout between Erwin Rosario 0 - ESPN.Spocta Camar 0 - Nasvs/Sparta/Wsathsr siblity whan her boas gets hurt 9:30 A.M. Am y Wright. 1980. Rated PG. Wayne, Susan Hayward, Dennis (2 )-'Beet of Fred Saxon - MOVIE: 'Kid Dynamita' o f .N s friends. Craig Stevens. slaveiy and ’ with an army of Handkerchiefs' A young hus­ CD and Irtels 'CubsnHo' Peraz. (90 0 - Spona Look 0 - Newa/Sparts/Waetiiar 0 - S h a N a N a end she must singlehandedly O'Keefe. 1944 The ragged sidewalk kids are Laiira Devon. Edward Asner. slaves challenges the awesome ® - Comment 3 - Nova band goes to any lengths to lift n.l 0 0 - NBC Magazine keep the business going. Amarica'c Top Ton* 0 - Pollcula: ‘U Mujsr da ^ ® - Is su e . 3 - MOVIE: '8.O.B.' A Holty- the spirits of his wife. Gerard 0 - Talas of tha Unaxpoctsd medy. East Side Kids, Pamela ( 3 - Portraits In Pastels Douglas. Jean Simmons, Tony 3 - Wild Kingdom 0 - Austin City Unrits Varda' 6:15A.M. wood producer whose $30 mil- 3 ) “ Baas Masters Classic Gielgud set Depardieu, Patrick Dewaere. ® - Point of View ton epic has bombed decides to Carol Laure. 1978. Rated R. Blake. 1943 Curtis. 1960. % 0 - Short Forrtura 0 • Boxeo Desde Mexico 0 - This Was America 11:30 A.M. 3 - Pat Ewing/American ® -N a w s 0 - Scholaatio Sporta Acad. make K into CD - Newark and Reality (3 « Wall Street Week Louis 0 - Matinss at the Bijou Dream 3 - MOVIE: 'Reging Bull' A ® -C a le n d a r musical. Julie Andrm s.^herd 0 - Entertainment ThI. to play pope 5:30A.M. CD (D - Blackstar Rukeyser analyzes the '80a with 'Country Gentlemen.' A couple 1:30 A.M. 0 - Betmen 0 D - Magilla Gorilla 3 • Dance Fever former boxing champ finds Nm - Cagney, Walter Huaton, 1942. Mulligan, Roben Preaton. 1981 Week ® - MOVIE: 'Elapluint CD ® * Heathcllff/ a weekly review of economic of phony stock salesmen get in­ aelf unable to keep his anger ® - MOVIE; 'Home Bafors 6:30A.M. 0 > Dey of Diecoverv 3 - CFI Football: Hamilton at 1:45 P.M. 03) - Best of Calliope Today's Dark' A young woman Strug-.'' CD 3 - American 3 - MOVIE: 'Foxes' Four HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - Stam pede' Bomba finds himself Mermaduke and investment matters. volved with a kidnapping and 3 * Bwney Miller and violence contdned in the 3 ) - Numero Uno 'A l Oerter,' British Columbia ( 3 - MOVIE: 'Gorilla at Large' stories are 'The Summer Snow­ gles to regain her place In so-' . ® - Agronsky and Company 0 - Worid Cup Soccer Sportsman teenage girls grow up in a world in the middle of an elephant the mob. (90 min.)' 3 - Up and Coming ring. Robert DeNiro, Cathy Mor- This sf^sode profiles Al Oerter, 3 MOVIE: 'North Avenue Murder strikes at Paradise Sir John Gielgud will star man,' 'The Jackson Years: The 3 - Mumbo Jumbo. It’t 2:00P.M. ciety after hospitalization for e - ® - Tima for Timothy Amusement Perk with evidence of drugs and sexual promiscu­ stampede which he must get An international cast oi iarty, Joe Pesci. 1980. an American track star Irragulars' A surburban minister 2:00 P.M. CD - Hardy Boya/ Nancy as Pope Pius X II in the New Americans - Part 1.' 'Fire­ Magic B ) ' Frugal Gourmat breskdown. Jean Simmons. Dsn' ’ designed to incriminate Goliath, ity. J(^ ie Foster. Scott Baio. under control. Johnny Sheffield. illusionists perform their magic ® - Big Valley 8:00 P.M. ® - Ask tha Doctor won four gold medals In the unleashes an unlikely band of ® 0 - Major League D raw works,' 'King Rollo and King 0 - Exchange O'Heriihy, Rhonda Fleming., a ferocious gorilla. Cameron Sally Keilerman. 1979. Rated R. World War II thriller, “ The Donna Martell. 19&1. Hosted by Tom Bosley. ® ® - Major League 5:00 P.M. - Walt Disney Kid­ 0 - Chriatophar Cloae-Up same event In successive Olym­ women against the mob. Ed­ Bassball: Minneiota at Boston - 'Youl' Mag. for Women Frank, 'Oh Brother, My Brother, CD GD 1958. 3 Mitchell. Lee J. Cobb, Anne 0 - The Athletes Scarlet and the Black," op­ CH) - Biography Baseball: Minneaott at Boston ® - Mission Impoaaible napped.' Classic adventure 10:30 P.M. pic games. ward Hermann,^ Barbara Harris. 0 - 1982 Davis Cup ‘ 'I Own the Race Course,' 'The 3 - Scholastic Sports Acad. 0 - Indspandant Natworlj;. 0 - On Location; The Third 3 - MOVIE: 'Fanny' A young Bancroft. 1954 posite Gregory Peck for That Girl Man W ho Made Spinning Tops, 0 j) - Sonny and Cher Comedy ® 0 - Wide World of drama adapted from Robert ® - Black News 0 - Now Jersey Hiapano Gloria Leachman. 1979. Rated Quarterfinal from St. Louie ■ 12:30 A.M. (SSl - N e w s r. 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CD - MOVIE; 'Shadow of the Julie Dees. fake kidnapping turns into ac­ fides In her elderly eurtor, who Titanic is viewed through the Quarterfinal from St. Louis - 0 - ESPN Sports Cantar 0 - Twilight Zone Only' Agent James Bond tracks 0 - Sunday at the King's creating a second television re­ monsignor Hugh O'Flaher­ CD ~ 30 Minutes 0 - yVhlta Shadow T h in M en' A jockey is found tuality for a young boy. Huntz offers to give the child hie eyes of some of its passengers. 5:45 A.M. ® - Lassie USA va. Sweden 0 - Riok/Marriags 0 - Press Box the underworld figure who has volution which could serve to 3 2 '1 9 8 2 World Cup Soccer dead and a race track scandal ia 0 - MOVIE: 'Raggedy Man' Halt. Stanley Clements. 1956. House name. Maurice Cheveliw, Leslie Kenneth Moore, Honor Black­ ty who organized CD - America's Top Ten stolen a crucial &ftlsh defense transform our lives again. 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Sam Shepard. 0 - M O V IE : ‘Hiatory of thai: 0 - Millar Hall of Fama 3 - MOVIE: 'Med Wednea- Wkty- prisoners of war in Rome. ® 0 - Today'a FBI The A' group of kids that study kar­ 3 - News Makers ® ® - One Day At A ...... G D “ Patterns for Living (3 ) - Thundarr/Goldia Gold/ Switch.' First of 2 Parts. A boy Eric Roberts, Sam Shepard. 3 D - To Ba Announced Rated PG. W orld ' Port 1 The foibles of 3 - Three 8tooges Tennis day' A hollywood Immortal de­ 3 - MOVIE: 'Gloria' A former Stress of working undercover ate rescues one of their pals. 3 - This Weak With David Bchneider's 'lady's man' reputa­ The movie will be filmed Action Jack Comedy Hour and a witch discover they have Rated PG. civilized men ere satirized In this 3 -* Insight 0 - MOVIE: 'Raggedy Man' pressed from losing hie job moll attempts to keep a GO - Children's Gospel Hour 3 - Incradibla Hulk bc^gins to affect the perform­ 3 - Time-Out Theeter To­ Charles Lane. Chris Peterson. Brinidey tion is put on the line. 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Rated version of the missing Adam guests David Scott and J.A. Dog' A private eye is sent .Anitounced 3 ' Entertainment This C D - Th is Is the Life 3 - Faith for Today forts of a zoological expedition 0 - MOVIE: Batty Boop' of his remarkable life. Dustin PG. 3 > MOVIE: 'Qumball Rally' and Eve book of the Bible. Parker debate the issue of rook­ 9:00 P.M. Former “ Charlie's Angel" 6:30A.M. down to earth to solve his own Weak Hoffman, Faye Dunaway, Martin 0 - Kojak CD * Church Growth Intemti People from different walks of Glenn Ford. Anthony Quayle. intent upon capturing scores of 3 - Qvt Out Alive 0 - MOVIE: 'Hlatocy of the 3 - MOVIE: Joe Palooka' ing Merlin Luther King's birth­ CD CD “ Alice Tommy is 1:00 A.M. Kate Jackson will star with (T ) • Best of Barrio case. Chevy Chase, Jane Sey­ 3 - F-Troo p Balaam. 1970. life join in a coast-to-coast auto Forrest Tucker. 1973 day a national holiday. animals for various zoos. W orld' Fart 1 Tha foibles ol 2:15A.M. - Dr. Robert Schuler Early Joe Palooka film, based pulled from the basketball team mour, Robert Mobley. (B) - Inside Business Today race. Michael Sarrazin, Raul Ju­ CD - News Tim Matheson in ‘‘A fD - Insight Johnny Weismueller, Brenda - Julia Child & Mora civilized man are a a tiri;^ in this 3 - CFI Footbell; Hemitton at 0 - M O V IE : 'Jo n is' A look at on the comic strip character. CD - MOVIE: '8ummortime' 0 - MOVIE: Big W ednes­ when his grades begin to fall. 'The Record Business Is not for 3 - ESPN SpofU Center lia, Susan Flannery. 1976. Rated (H) - Twilight Zone GD “ Davey/Goiiath ^ (23) - Burbujas Programa infan- Joyce. 1947 Company epic comedy. Mel Brooks, British Columbia Janie Joplin through stage ap­ Jim my C^rante, Stuart Erwin. A middle-aged spinster vaca­ day' Time end the ocean test (R) Change of H eart," a CBS- til producido en Mexico. the Big Guys.' A recording ar- 3 ~ Peulist Insight PG. tions in Venice and falls in love 3 - I9 6 0 British Open Golf 3 - Sports Week 5:30P.M. Madeline Kahn, Harvey Korman. 3 - Night Flight Tonight's pearances candid intervlawa 1934 the friendship of three young CD ® - Jacques Cousteau T V m o v ie cu rren tly in GD - Sport Billy tiat/producer tells what it takes 3 - Hoy M ism o Anfritiones with a married man. Katharine Highlights ( 3 - MOVIE: Mystery of 1981. programs are 'Take-Off,' 'Third end recording sessions. Janie 3 ~ W eek In Review 0 - MOVIE: 'One Night in men. Jan Michael Vincent. W il­ (D - It Is Written production in Chicago. - Baseball Bunch to ^com e a record mogul. 3 - Am. Exprass PrasanU Guillermo Ochoa, Lourdes Guer­ Hepburn, Rossano Brazzi, Dar­ 03) - Mumbo Jumbo, It's Monster Island' A castaway on 0 - MOVIE; 'Farewell, My Worid Contest,' 'Transas,' ‘In­ Joplin, Big Brother and the 3 ) - Inside the Dallas the Tropics' Abbott and Cos­ liam Kelt, Gary Busey. 3 ) - Sporta Probe Today's program is 'Wofhen: rero y Juan Dosal presentan ren McGavin. 1955. 3 - Lawrence Walk Kate portrays a M agic An international cast of a mysterious island discovers 3 ■' Moneymakers 2:30 P.M. Lovely' A private eye hunts for terview - Michael Smotherman,' Holding Company. Cow boys V tello are assigned to protect a 0 - Tony Brown's Journal (S ) - Newa/Sports/Weather monsters, cannibals and gold. The Achievers.' este programa de asuntos publi- 3 - MOVIE: 'Only When I successful art director at a illusionists perform their magic. - Prince and the Pauper (0 - MOVIE: 'Uave an ex-convict's lost girlfriend 'Discovery of the Week,' 'Video 3 - MOVIE: 'Mad Wednes­ nightclub operator’s interest 3 - M O V IE : 'Breakout' Bri­ Terence Stamp, Peter Cushing. 2:30A.M. C08 presentando noticias y var- 6:00P.M. Laugh' A teenager comes to ( 3 ~ Despedida Hosted by Tom Bosley. Yesterday Behind' A free- 0 - Hogan's Heroes and uncovers more than he ex­ /\rttat' and 'New W ave Thea­ day' A Hollywood immortal de­ when the man underwrites haK tish soldiery in an Italian large book publishing firm 3 - M O V IE : 'Star Pilot' A 3 ' ESPN Sports Center iada informacion. live with her mother, an actress 3 - Mr. Moon's Magic spirited college athlete is cut 0 - Say It With Sign pected. Robert Mitchum, Sylvia ter.' (4 hrs.) pressed from losing his job of a policy that will pay a million prisoner-of-war camp execute a - N e w s 1:30 A.M. - Big Blue Marble small space craft from the pla­ CD CD coping with a troubled life. Mar­ who is just out of a six-year Circus Miles, John Ireland. 1975. 3 - Rm I Pfeturw becomes a big winner. Harold dollars If he fails to marry his 3 * Outdoor Life dangerous daylight escape. Ri­ ® - W eek in Review net Hydra is stranded in a re­ down in his prime until a coun­ 3 ~ Festival of Faith CD - CBS News sha Mason, Kristy McNichol, QD ' Calender romance gone stale when try girl provides new hope. 6:00 P.M. fiancee. Bud Abbott, Lou Cos­ 3 - MOVIE: 'The Apple chard Todd, Richard Attenbor­ dD - Sesame Street mote area of earth. Kirk Morris. (B) - Sneak Previews Hosts 3 - MOVIE: 'Kiss of the 3 - MOVIE: Qelaxy of j,joyd. Rated G. CD - All Qod'e Children James Coco. 1981. Rated R. (53) - Independent Network 1 ^ - Consultation John Ritter, Carrie Fisher, Buddy ® ® - News tello, Nancy Kelly. 1940 A trio of or­ ough. Michael Wilding. 1959* she meets Matheson who J Gordon Mitchell. 1970. Terro r' Space exf^orera from Dumpling Gang' Robert Ebert and Gene Siskel Tarentule’ 3 O im Bakker 3 - Calliope Children't Newa 9:30 A.M. Ebsen. 1978. ® - Starsky and Hutch reviews the 'The TN n g' and Earth investigate mysterious dl- (S ) - Newsmaker Sunday phans find a huge gold nugget 3 . MOVIE: 'Springfield 3 - AM Service Revelation happes to work at the same 6:45 A.M. 3 - Candlepin Bowling 3 - Momingtown Program s Today's stories are 3 “ Beet of USA Today's * Bugs Bunny Road 'Secret of Nimh.' 3 - Sports eappearances on the planet in a tapped-out mine. Bill Bixby. Rifle' A court-martialed army (S3 * Newsmaker Sunday - N e w Day CD CD 0 - Natural History/ ® - Racing 0 - Chalice of Salvation ‘The Summer Snowman.' The program is to be announced. (2 company. "CD Runner Show ( 3 - Microwave Cookery 3 - Newscenter Morganthus. Ray Watson. Ed­ Susan Clark. Don Knotts. 1975. major joins outlaws in stealing Sunbeam 7:30A.M. Jackson Years; The New Amer­ 0 0 - MOVIE: 'Rollercoas­ hrs.) Don Taylor is producing 0 - Star Trek 8:30 P.M. ward Albert. 0 - Worid Cup Soccer newly issued army rifles in order 7:00 A.M. CD - MOVIE: 'Theatre of 12:30 P.M. - MOVIE: ‘Chu Chu and 3 - MOVIE: 'Two Way - We Believe 3 - MOVIE: 'Thursday's icans' and 'Fireworks.' (60 min.). ter' An extortionist seeks one 0 • Video Jukebox - To Be Aftnounced CD 0 - Embajadorea da la to loam the identity of the man - Real Pictures and directing “A Change of ( f ) - Captain Bob Blood' A Shakespearean actor, the Philty Flash' A street enter­ 3 Stretch' A prisoner and N^ ceti- Game' T w o married men con­ million dollars after carrying out CD - KIdsworid 3:00 A.M. CD - liwlflht Muaica Programa musical pre- behind them. Gary Cooper. Phyl­ 3 - Festival of Faith not given the Critics Circle tainer and an ex-baseball star 0 Tima-Out Thaatar To­ 3 - Popl Goes the Country mate must break out of jail and tinue to celebrate their once-a- hia threat to wreak havoc at 3 - ABC News H eart" from Christopher QD - World Tomorrow ~ Portr^ of a Legend CD ‘ MOVIE: 'BariMuda' A aentando la musics y el folklore lis Thaxter, David Brian. 1952 drama award, avenges the af- CD plan to confiscate a briefcase day's programs are ‘I Hate beck in to pull off a diamond f P - Viewpoint on Nutrition week freedom even after the 3 - Press Box several crowded amusement Beaumont’s script. (X ) - Six Mlllkm Dollar Man 3 ® ~ Harper Valley Stella student tries to discover why de ColomNa. 3 - Newa/Sports/Weather 1:45 AM . frontery by slaying members of CD ' *Fom and Jerry full of secret government docu­ Mondays' and 'Run to the Sea.' heist. Peter Ellers. 3 - Calliope Children's breakup of their thursday night (3 - Newscenter parks. George Segal. Richard leads the city workers on strike. the citizens in a Florida tow r 3 - MOVIE; 'Change of CD - N ew s the Circle by various methods ments. Carol Burnett, Alan A r- (60 min.) Programs Today’s stories are 0 r Sactifica of tha Maas poker game, ^n e Wilder, Bob 3 - MOVIE: 'The Hustter of Widmark, Timothy Bottoms. CD - Ost Smart (R) 3 - In Performance develop hypertension and the 3 > Splice of life Bill Kane T w o men and two found in Shakespearean plays. kin, Ruth Buzzi. 1981. 'Voyages of Sinbad; The Roc Newhart, Ellen Burstyn. 1972. M uscle Beach' A body builder 1977. Seasons' Loni becomes 0D - Josie and the Pussycats CD ■ Greatest Sports Legends 0 S - Festival of Faith fish in the waters surrounding 0 - Rex Humbard looks at the bold promises erf Vincent Price, Diana Rigg, Ian (B) ** LM t Chance Oarage (B) - Nighteik Bird and the Rescue,' 'Voyage (@ - Soccer Made in spends summer vacation at women pair off at the same va­ (B) - Lawmakers genetic engineering and what it 3 ® ~ Masterpiece Theatre U 02) - ESPN Sports Center the town exNbit a strange be­ Hendry, 1973 02) - PKA Full Contact Karate 0 - Kung Fu '6f the Barba Negra.' 'Battle of 0 - Electric Company Muscle Beach. Richard Hatch, cation ski house. Rated R. 9:00P.M. 11:30 P.M. havior. Wayne David Crawford Germany may actually deliver. (60 min.) 'Pride and Prejudice.' Mr. Co|- 03) - No Programs 3 - SRO: Diana Ross Diana 3:00 P.M. 3 - Weak in Raviaw Ego,' 'No Measles, No Mumps Kay Lenz. 1980. lins, who will in time Inherit 3 - Naws/Sign Off leading lady ’CD 0D - Laveme & Shirley rp (39 - Love Boat A men ® - HowaU FIvs-O Jason Evers. 1978. 10:3aA.M. 3 - Embajadorea de la sings and dances in this special For Me,' ’Umoja; Tiger and the Longboum, seeks a reconcilia­ (29D - Heckle and Jeckle CD - Davey/Goiiath ® - MOVIE: ‘Challenge of 0 - Nawscanter fella in love with a woman he ® - TV Mass 12:15P.M. 3 - MOVIE: 'The Great M usica Programa musical pre- 2:00A.M. from Caesars Palace in Las Ve­ ® - Bonny Hill Show 3 - News Wrapup Big Wind' and The White tion with the ^ n n e tt family. (60 ® - M O V IE: 'B u m !' The Bri­ the Master' 3 - Sneak Praviawa Hosts believes he was married to 1CX) ® - Kids Are People Too T o ­ CD ' MOVIE: 'Union Pacific' Escape' American, British and eentando la musica y el folklore HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - 0D - Herald of Truth gas. ® - MOVIE: 'Ths Eagle Has Heron.' (2 hrs.) Canadian priaoners-of-war plan min.) [Closed Captioned) (33) - It's Your Business tish government sends an agent ® - MOVIE: Captain Robert Ebert and Gene Siskei years earlier. Julie M ta a new 3 - Gunamoka day's guests are Brooke Action-packed adventure about de Colombia. - Special Report Landed' The Nazis try to kidnap 0 - Worid Tomorrow a mammoth breakout from a 3 “ Avon Women's Burt Reynolds’ current to tl^ Caribbean to wreck the (3 ' Newsmakers Ughtfoot' Rebels use every reviews the 'The Thing' and hairstyle and a man Tearna more Shields. Maria Gibbs end Al the men who built the Union Pa­ 3 - ABC Newa 9:30P.M. sugar trade monopoly. Marlon ( 3 - Kid Super Power about love when he shares a Winston ChurchUI in an attempt 3:15A.M. 0 •> Rex Humbard cific Railroad, linking the West German prison camp during Marathon girlfriend, Loni Anderson, 3 - This Week In Baseball means they can to do battle ‘Secret of Nimh.' Ubell. (R) (60 min.) v ' Jefferaona George Brando, Evaristo Marquez, Ren- Hour secret of a woman and her son. to end the w ar wftiiout being 3 - MOVIE: 'Galaxy of with the East. Barbara Stan­ World War II. James Gamer. (S) > Jazz ft M^ntenance (D CD 3 - SporU will make her major mo­ - MOVIE: 'Blow-Up' A against the English during the Ir­ 0 - Voces y Cartri Programa 0 - Haritaga Corner thinks the heroic man described ato Salvatori. 1970. 3 (R) (60 min.) obliterated. Michael Caine. Don­ Terror' Space explorers from ® - That's The Spirit Steve McQueen, Richard Atten­ Shop ( 3 ■ It's Your Business ish Rebellion. Rock Hudson, Bar­ de vareidad musical. wyck, Joel McCrea, Robert tion picture debut as a lead­ young photographer believes ald Sutherland, Robert Duvall. Earth investigeta mysterious di- 8:00 A.M. 0 - Tom B Jerry borough. 1963 • in a newspaper story may be 2:15A.M. (3S - Ring Around the World bara Rush. 1955. 3 - Focus Preston, 1939. 6:30 P.M. Louise's supposedly deceased ing lady opjiosite the 10:00 A.M. that h^'s an accidental witness 0 - Black Parapactiva 1977. Mppearances on the planet C D - Newa/Sign Off to a murder. David Hemmings, (S) - MOVIE: Bants of the CD " Barrio 0 - ESPN Sporta Carrier father. (R) L - Hot Wheels 3 - S R O : Diana Ross Diana 0 -P r a s s B o x Morganthus. Ray Watson, Ed­ 12:30 P.M. 3:30 P.M. ® - CBS News nation’s No. 1 box-office D GD - Richie RIch/Scooby Vanessa Redgrave. Sarah Miles. W orlds' A hostile planet hur­ ( 3 “ M O V IE : 'Kramer va. 0 - MOVIE; ‘Union CHy' A 2:30A.M. - Viewpoint on Nutrition sirtgs and dances in tNs special ward Albert. CD - Jimmy Swaggart - MOVIE: 'Victory at 3 - MOVIE; 'Teas' A young ® 0 - N e w e QD - World Tonwrrow & Scrappy Doo Show 1966. tling towards Earth on a colti- Kramer' A divorced couple 0 0 - Satuiday Night Uve woman kills her impotent hus­ CD star in "Stand On It.’: from Caesars Palace in Las Ve- r p - Confluence Entabba' A daring Israeli rescue woman finds herseK abandoned C D - Life of Riley m - Momingtown D - Children on the Run sion course ia exploded by struggles over the custody of Rod Stewart ia guest host arid band for the apartment's house ® - ABC News (2$ (6 ) - Victory Garden 3:30 A.M. raid on the Ugandan Airport in 10:00 P.M. Also appearing with scientists with rockets. Claude their young son. Dustin Hoff­ musical guest. (90 niin.) (R) ,iD - Celebration/Euchariat superintendent. Deborah Harry, by her new husband and In the 03) - MOVIE: 'The Smug­ 7:15A.M. 0D - Old Time Gospel * AM Service Revelation 0 - 1982 Worid Cup Soccer .July. 1976, frees hostages held hands of her unscrupulous 0 - Yattaryear; 1 81 7 Dick CD CD - Trepper John, M.D. Reynolds in the film is his 3 - Resumen World Cup Rains. Bill Carter, Maya Brent. man, Meryl Streep, Juatin 3 Pat Benetar. Rated PG. glers' An innocent old lady 3 ** MOVIE: 'Car Wash' This #7: Consolation Match from (D - NInd on New Jersey by terrorists. Kirk Douglas. Ri­ cousin. Natassia Kinski, Peter Cavett hosts this look at the ev­ Gonzo performs an emergency CD - Calendar 02) - ESPN Sports Center Soccer 1961 Henry. 1980. 0 > Nsshvilis on ths Road hasn't the slightest suspicion long-time pal Jim Nabors, hip comedy is about a day at Allcants, Spain G3) - Fred Price 0 - Mlaa Tela Domlnco chard Dreyfuas, Helen Hayes. Firth. Leigh Lawson. 1980. ents of 1917. premature delivery in a w om ­ that her European vacation is 0$ - MOVIE: 'S8T: Disaster 3 ) - Baseball Bunch 0 - Jefferaona 3 ' Nswsmsksrs the Deluxe Car W ash in Los An­ en's prison. (R) (60 min.) along with Ned Beatty,,in a 7:30 A.M. (3D - MOVIE; Billy Uar' A (2 ) - 1982 Worid Cup Soccer 3 - MOVIE: 'Wistful Widow Anthony Hopkins, Burt Lancas­ Rated PG. being used as a cover-up for a in the Sky' The inaugural flight clerk in an undertaker’s office 3 - World Cup '82 Soccer geles where a number of crazy 4:00 A.M. 0 - inalda Buelneea. supporting role. ‘C D “ Gigglesnort Hotel 1:00 P.M. 3 3 •* Nashville Palace #7: Consolation Match from of Wagon Gap' Famed comedy ter, Elizabeth Taylor. QD - News ) of smugglers. Shirley of the first American supersonic spends the petty cash and finds characters pass through. (S ) ~ Rost of Fred Saxon 0 - NBC New. Tournament Host tlM Oak Ridge Boya are 0 - Hazal Alicante, Spain team tangles with Marjorie Main th, David Opatoshu, Kurt 'The comedy, to be filmed CD ~ Encore News transport turns into a nightmare. CD - We're Movin' George Carlin. Richard Pryor, CD - Outdoor Ufa 3 - Flight from Extinction (D - Jimmy Swaggart C himself engaged to tw o girls. joined by Johnny Lee, Hank 0 - Bast of Taka Three and a set of tough hombres in 0 - MOVIE: 'Union 011/ A Kaznar. 1968 Lome Greene, Burgess Mere­ 6:30 P.M. (Q) - MOVIE: 'Kramer vs. ® o Soccar This program examines the on locations in Alabama, ■ CD ■ Hot Fudge CD - Sha Na Na Julie Christie, To m .Courtnay. Wiliiama J r .- and tha Dallas The Pointer Slaters, 1976 thia western comedy.Abbot & woman kills her Impotent hus­ 3 - IrKlependent Network dith, Peter Graves. 1977. 0 - Nawscontar Kramer' A divorced couple plight of the cranes and one in­ 3 - ESPN Sports Center Georgia and North “ Make Peace With ~ Kw icky Koala Wilfred Pickles. 1963. ® ® - CBS News Cow boy Cheerlaadera. (60 min.) Costello. Marjorie Main. (S ) - Inalda Bualnasa band for tha apertmem'e house Newa •CD (D 12:00 A.M. struggles over the custody of stitution's attempts to fight for .^Nature ' ( 3 - Art of Cooking ® 0 - News 0 - MOVIE; 'Agatha' Tha superintendent. Deborah Harry, 3 - TIma-Out Theater T o ­ (S ) “ special Report Carolina, will be a co­ CD - Make It Real 3 ' News/Sports/Weather 0 - MOVIE; 'Chikiran' After -4^'~'''>^their young son. Dustin Hoff- 3 - Kids Are People Too 0 0 - Mast tha Praas ( 3 - Hoy Mismo Anfritiones GD ~ Music Makars story of the raal-lifs disappear­ their survival. Pat Benetar. Rated PG. day’s program ie 'Sail Surf: 3 - MOVIE: 'Raggedy Man’ 0D - Cartoons 3 - MOVIE: 'Song of ® - Chronicle radioactive axpoaure, a group of WVnan, a n . MerylMervI Streep,------,. Justin 0 - Inalda Business Today production of Universal Guillermo Ochoa, Lourdes Guer­ CD - MOVIE: Luck of tha 3 - MOVIE: 'My Bloody ance of Agatha Christie. Ouatin (@ - Matinee at the Bijou 3 - MOVIE: 'Gloria' A former Sport for the 80'e.' A lonely divorcee with two Freedom’ A stevedore, des­ cNldran turn Into murderers. Gil ..^ n r y . 1980. Rated P(3. 'The Record Business is not for 0 - 3 0 0 Millones Anfitrionea 0$ - MOVIE: Star Trek - the rero y Juan Dosal presentan Irish' A reporter meets a lovely 0 - MOVIE: Star Trek - tha Valantina' The mayor of a Hoffman, Vanessa Redgrave. ‘Lost City in the Jungle * Star­ gun moll attempts to keep a young boys has a brief encoun­ Pictures and Warner Bros. cended from slaves, becomes a Rogers. Martin Shakar. Rated R. the Big Guys.' A recording ar- Pace Gaibadon y Kiki Ledger 3 ~ Sugar Ray Leonard's potion Picture' To prevent the este programa de asuntos pubti- Irish colleen and an unpredicta­ Motion Picture' To prevent the sleepy mining town receivea a 1978. Rated FG. ring Johnny Mack Brown and child from being eliminated by ter with a sailor. Sissy Spacek, earth's destruction the U.S.S. ble leprechaun. Tyrone Power, famous concert singer and later earth's destruction the U.S.S. tist/producer tells what it takes presentan este programa de Oerfden Okrvea cos presentando noticias y var- 3 ' Calabromas Programa heart as a valentine gift. Paul 0 - MOVIE: 'Return of the - . 0 - Star Trek-Cartoon Beth Mation. (90 min.) the mob. Gena Rowlands. Eric Roberts. Sam Shepard. — Enterprise must challenge an al- Anne Baxter, Cecil Kellaway. decidea to return to the land of to become a record mogul. variedad musical producido en 3 - News/Sporta/Weether iada informacion. Enterprise must challenge an al­ comico producido en Argentina. Kelman, Lori HeUer, Neil Affleck. Sscaucus Sevan' A group of ‘ 3 - News/Sports/Weather 1980. ^ ien force that is sweeping 1947. Na roots. Paul Robeson. 1936. ien force that ia sweeping 11:00 A.M. Espana. SHOWCASE 3 - MOVIE: 'A Star la Bom' 1981. Rated R. fripnda cornea to terms with life 3 ' Directions 3 - MOVIE: 'Get Out Your 2:45 A.M. •> through outer space. William 3 - Ask the Manager 3 • Nova 'Aging: The Muthu- through outer apace. WilUam 0 - Robert Schuller ' ® - MOVIE: 'Sasquatch' 4:00 P.M. 3 - In Search of.... 01) - Hostess Classics The original version about a ma­ after 30. Handkerchiefs' A young hue- 3 - MOVIE: 'Search and " Shatner, Leonard Nimoy, DeFo- dD - Sneak Previews Hosts selah Syndrome.’ This special Shatner, Leonard Nimoy, DeFo- 3 - Freeman Reports Seven men survive in an unex­ 1:00 P.M. tinee idol on the decline a:: Ns 3 ’ Seeame Street ® - Happy Days Again band goes to any lengths to lift Destroy' An embittered South C IN E I^S ^ rest Kelley. 1980. Rated G. Robert Ebert and Gene Siskel (2 ) - Wrestling reports that scientists are, mak­ rest Kelley. 1980. Rated Q. 3 - El Show da R. Barr^ plored wildemeee. 1976 6:45 P.M. M M kUM IUnB young actress-wKe'a career 4:30 A.M. 0 - Club PTL CD - Wild Kingdom ® - KInar'a Komar the s ^ t e of his wife. Gerard Vietnamese stalks four veterans reviews the 'The Thing' and - To Be Announced ing giant strides toward under­ 0 - Three Stooges * ® - Mighty Mouse 0 0 - NBC News skyrockets. Janet Gaynor, Fred­ - 0 - AMtott and Coatatio ® - Jerry FalwstI ~ Iritar. With Bart Qlamatt Depardieu, Patrick Dewaere, in America. Don Stroud. Tisa 'Secret of Nimh.' standing the elusive mechan­ 12:30 A.M. 3 - Oral Roberta and You CD 0 - Major Laagua Baseball; - What About Women erick March. Ursula Kent. 1937. 7:00 P.M. Carol Laure. 1978. Rated R. Farrow, George Kennedy. Rated r (2) - Sports Review isms of aging--and may 0 - Bbi-Gun Heroes CD - MOVIE: ' I P anny' An 0 - It'Takaa a TWaf 0 - MOVIE: ‘Foravar ® - Music Worid CD - Outdoor Ufa Naw York Yankees at 10:30 A.M. 3 - MOVIE: 'Silent Movie' A 3 ” Flamberda 'Flying High.' PG. - 8attle of the Planets transform the wqrid by finding 0 - Bob Nawhart aging cowboy 1 in love with Female' A writer's Aral play 0 - Thraa Stooges 3 - MOVIE: 'A Tree Grows California ® ® - eo Mlnutee has-been movie director tries to 9:30 P.M. 4:45 A.M. Christina and Dorothy throw a (g s - MOVIE: ‘Fort Worth' A out how to control them. (60 a woman who helps N m after . flops when tha producer's wife In Brooklyn' The story of a girl 0 - AM Ssrvica Revelation ® 0 - Code Red 3:00 A.M. A - Great Space Coaster save a studio owner from bank­ 3 Indspandant Natworfc 0 - MOVIE: 'Raggedy Man' 0 - Naws/Spt^/Waathar surprise party at William and famous gunfighter decides to min.) (Closed Ceptioned] 7:00 P.M. he la attacked and left for dead is cast as the star. Wiltlan H d - growing up in a poor neighbor­ ® - MOVIE; Fury On HARTFORD - MOVIE: 'Never. Never ruptcy. Mel Brooks. Marty Feld­ N aw a A ionely divorcee with tw o 0 - Freeman Reports ® - Entertainment Thia Sandy's flat. (60 min.) (Cloaed battle frontier lawlessness as ® ® - Agionaky and by outlaws. Charlton Heston, ' “den. Ginger Rogers, Paul Doug­ hood in Brooklyn, whose Nfe A rural Appalachian IMTIRSTATI84tXIT58 — - Lend' A femily helps an aban- man, Dorn DeLuisa. 1976. young boys has a bri«f encoun­ 0 - Lawranca W alk W eak Capflorted] Whaale' the town newspaperman. Ran­ 3:30 P.M. Company 3 - Backataga/Grand Old Joan Hackett. Donald. Pleas- las. 1963. changes after the death of her 3 ~ SportsWorld Today's * . doned child escape her Inneli- ter with a sailor. Rated FG. youth breaks into the roaring EASTHJUtnORD S68-88H) dolph Scott, David Brian. 1951 - Superman ® - MOVIE; ‘Mark of Zorro' Opry ence. 1968 0 - Madnsa at ths Bijou father.Dorothy McGuire. James show features the 69th Tour de 0 - Solid Gold 3 - MOVIE; 'For Your Eyes ® - Welcome Bock Kottar 0 - Worid Vision Sunday 'Loat Chy In the Jungle.' Star­ worid of Slock car racing and Dunn, Peggy Ann Gamer. 1945 Franca race, a 10-round mid­ 0 - ESPN Sporta Centof Only' Agent James Bond tracks demolition derbies. 1971. -Sariaa ring Johnny Mack Brown and dleweight bout between Wllford the underworld figure who has 0 - Latina Beth Motion. (90 min.) 3 - MOVIE: 'Executioners of Scypion and Mark Frazie and 0 - Spone Probe stolen a crucial British defense 0 - News W rapup Death' A woman marries a ROCKY III 0 - Cite con Colombine the 'Survival of the Fittest.' (90 ® - Sporta Sunday mechanism. Roger Moore, To­ 8:30 A.M. kung-fu expert and with his help min.) pol. Carol Bouquet. 1981. ------SHOWHXr:------® - Portuguaaa Around Ua 0 - Adalants tries to punish those who 0 0 - Father Mutphy Weekday TV caused her harm in the pest. 3 ** Creation vs. Evolution: M o m s turns the eohool room 3 - Ask the Manager iee.tw-ss*-7J4k3HiJ» ® - Eighth Day 11:30 A.M. Chen Kuan-Tai. Lo Lieh Wang Battle In/Classroom This docu­ Into a casino to raise money. (R) 3 • Firing Una - ® - Day of DIacavary ® - Fees ths Nation •Yue. 1979. mentary examinee the ‘creation- (60 min.) Heston hosts iet' approach to science . 10:30 P.M. 0 - Bugs Burmy B Frianda ® - TMa Weak with David 3 - Money Weak 0 - Evening at Pope Rich AUTHOR! AUTHOR! asuntot pubScoa nscionalea pre- ® - WhaTa Happaningl • DadoaWwe education. (60 min.) Little.' Impreseionlet Uttie Joins ® -Sporte Extra 0 -. Cartoon Festival 0 - News ® - Midday - BW Bogga 2:45 P.M. 0 - S t y l a onnKiev 5:00 A.M. 0 - Romper Room aentando sntrsvittaa, notldaa,. 0 - Good Tlmoa 3 ' MOVIE: 'Where Eagles 3 - Round Cero Programa John wniiems and tha Boston tennis benefit eeSMOUlHXT:- 0 - World Cup Soccar ® - Rax Humbard Dare' Commandos parachute 0 - From tha Editof'e Desk ® - Sign On/Nsws 3 - U s a ie 9:00A.M. 0 - All-Day Movtss ® - Charlie Rosa Show dsportea y un aagmento deads 0 - MOVIE: 'Inalda Moves' deportivo producido en la Ciu­ Pops Orchestra end peopise the IMS-MS-SaS-T'-AS-lkll-lZlS - GWIgan's Island A young man recovering from a 0 - MOVIE; 'Noose Hangs behind enemy lines to discover 0 - English Channel Today's ® - Richard Simmons 0 - Lo Major da Eapania ® -N s w a Hollywood tKulado 'En Pantala' 3:00P.M. dad de Mexico en el cual ae stage with everyone from Ker- 0 - Biography 0 - Happy Days Again •ulcide attempt atruggist to High' Abbott and Costello are the names of German spies that presentan loa momentoa cuimi- mlt the Frog to Ronald Reagan. (KOgrema ere 'Brief Lives' and 7:00 A.M. 0 - Diffrant Strokes ® - News at Noon ' ® ® - Guiding Light have penetrated British forces. 0 > Abbott and Costello ® - Brady Bunch 1:30 P.M. iBfc ... I 4----»- ^ ------a help Mmaalf and hia frianda. mlstskan for two man who nantee de loe mae memorabiea (60 min.) 'Angto-Bexon England.' (2 hre. HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - ® ® - CBS Morning News ®-Qal8ina>t John Savage, Olans Scarwid, work for a bookts. Laon Errol, Richard Burton, Clint Eastwood, 30 mki.) 3 - Sports ® - I Lava Lucy 0 - Beverly Hlllbilliss 0-Couplaa ' ® ® - As ths World Turns parlidoe de boxeo. 0 - Wild, Wild Weet Charlton Heston will host POUERGEIST^ ® - Qrsot SpsCa Coaster 5:00 P.M. Amy Wright. 1980. Ratsd FG. Cathy Downs. 194B. Mary Ure. 1969 0 - Banny Hill Show ® 0 - Donahue 0 - Vartad Programa ® - Chico and ths Man ® 0 -G a n a ia l HoopHal 3 ~ Welccnne Back Kotter 0 - Living FaMi the First Annual “ Charlton ® 0 - Good Morning 10:15A.M. ® - Samay MMsr 0 - Praaanta 0 - Mr. Rogera Teika 'About - SHOWN 0 - USA Movis ® - Bonanza (Q l - Holtywood . Pets.' Mr. Rogers tsits with 0 - Independent Natwoefc 5:30 A.M. America ® - Straight Talk 0 - N e w a 2:00 P.M. 0 - MOVIE: ‘Qorilla at Largs' HestonHead Director Ten­ IMO-m-fclS-TrAO-ltimJS 0 - Tom li JoRV and Frianda ® 0 - Wondar Woman (jarents about the benefitB end News 0 - Flipper 0 - Andy OrtfUth ® - Ghost and Mrs. Muir Murdar atrikas at Paradise 4:15 P.M. nis Tournament” next ® 0 - Jim Bakkar ® - Jimmy Swaggart 10:30 A.M. ® - Poopta'a Court limitations of having family pete. 11:00 P.M. 0 - Varied Programs 0 -:T a h d 2 ® 0 - Ons Ufa to Uve 0 - Sonya , Amuaemsnt Park whh evidence month to benefit the OD - Morning Stratch 0 - Josie and tha Pussycats ® -A ll c e ® -M o v la 3 - Rare Gents OrsNfKia Vivo TRONsp 0 - Calafaratlon/Euchaiist 0 - Nawacantar 0 - f^orky Pig C h a n n e ls dasignad to incriminate Goliath, desde Mexico, Richard Rocha ea 7:30 P.M. ® ® ® 0 0 - News /American Film Institute (S) *- Varied Programa 0 - ESPN Sports Cantar ® -A H e s „ ® -P ttfa N 0 - Utda Houma on tha a ferocious gorlka. Cameron 0 - Nawa/Sporta/Waothar 0-ThaDoctars 0 - Odd Coupla : el anfitrton de este programa ® - D ealing b i DJdelgWne ® - O f f ffisBot and the Los Angeles Tennis - SHOWN AT:- 0 - That Girl 0 • No Programs ® - Love Boat 0 - Magic Garden rnHvw Mitdtell. Lee J . Cobb, Anne ganador dal premio Em m y en el 0 - Adam-12 0 - CHIPS Hartford, CT Bancroft. 1954 0 - MOVIE: ‘Saarah end ® - Moreoambe k Wise Center at UCLA. IfcM-MMaO-TJMJO-UaS 0 Monayllna 0 - Bugs Bunny 0 - Family. Affair 0 - Varied Programs 0 - Coiociatlan Strsot 0 - Newswatch WFSB qua presenta aconteclmienios Daetroy' An embitterad South 0 - French Chof 0 - Sports Wrap-up 0 - Charlie Rosa Show 0 - Family Feud 0 - Nawa/Sports/Waathar 0 - Entartalnmant Tonight WNEW Naw York, NY 0 - Convoraation With... recientes en loa Estadoa Uni- VIetnemasa ateke four veterane Heston, who recently MO PAM9M9 5:45 A.M. 3 3 “ Today 0 - Qomsr Pyla 0 - ESPN Sports Center 0 - Carol Burnett and 12:30 P.M. 0 0 - Another World 3:30 P.M. WLNE Providanea, RI 0 -D ig a s t dot. In America. Don Stroud, Tiee completed his sUrring role ® - Sign On 3 - F-Troop 0 0 - Wheel of Fortune 0 0 - Mr.. Rogois' Farrow, George KennedY. Rated Friends ® , ® - Young and tha ® - GilHgan's. Island Nalghboihaod Naw Havan. CT 1:30 P.M. 4:30 P.M. 0 - M O V IE : ______in "Mother Lode,” which ANNIE [P@ ® -C o la n d a r 7:30 A.M. 0 0 - Andy Qriftith 0 0 - M o v i s WTNH PG. Kramet' A dhrotced coupla 9:30A.M. 0 -,R o a iin a Naw York. NY - This Weak In CD (D - CBS Sports Sunday struggles over the custody of he also directed, is a SHOWN ATt- 11:00 A.M. WOR Tod ay's program will feature a 0 - Oreot Spoita Lagende 6:00 A.M. CD - Frankanatian ® 0 - Ryan's Hdpa thek young" eon. Duetin Hoff­ member of the board of ® -B ia d y Bunch 0 - O d d Coupla WPIX Naw York, NY OS 10-round U^twelght bout be­ Today'e ih o w faeturae Bob ® - Varied Programs CD - Jim Bakkar ® ® - Hour Magazkw 0 0 - Indapwtdsm Z:15P:M. man, M e ^ Straep. Juetln ® - My Throe Bora i : -OvorEaoy 0-YouAakadForH Sporta Natwork 02) ® 0 - WMs Worid of tween Golden Gloves Champion Feller. trustees of the , American 3 * Cwtoona ® - Prioa la Right 0 - Intamia Talanovala an la E8PN Sports: Worid C u p Soccer Henry. IB M . Rated FG. ® - Naw Zoo Ravuo ® - Totttotales Homa Box Office ,(Bl He^or Camacho and unde­ 0 - There HoNywoiMl Film Institute and a 3 • Suparharoaa ® - Tic Tao Dough - 1 Love Lucy cual Linda eats caaada con un 4:00 P.M. 5:30 P.M. HBO ABC Sports provides coverage feated Lewis Loy, plus 'The ( 0 - Poitrah of a Legend SIARTREK2« ® - PubUo Affairs 0 - Osntls Ban 0 - MecNaM-Lehrer Report member of the committee 0 - Woman's Day USA For hombrs cuyo unico intsras as au ■ Lovoma B ShMoy B Co. ® - Eyawftnaaa Nawa U 8A USA Natwork 0 . of tha 1982 World Cup Soccar Great Pool Shootout.' (90 min.) 0 - Sports ® - ABC News thia Morning 3 ~ Scooby Doo 0 - Saarah companla. A psaar da aato Final horn M ^ rid , Spain. (2 0 - Antologla da la Zatzuala for the Los Angeles Tennis 0 - 700 Oub T® - LMIa Raaeaia (X) 0 - M -A -S -H 0 3-Bportabeat -SHOWN AT:- ® - Joe Franklin Shcrw 8:00A.M. 0-Emargsncy Linda sa msntiana Jumo a au aa- WHCT Hartford, C T hra., 3 0 mln.l. CD Programa produckJo en Espana 0 - Newacentar Center at UCLA, which 0 - I Praam of Jaannia poao rsspataando au raputaclon 0 0 - M o v i a 0 - Eloctiie Company m > Music World preeeniendo extracto# de famo­ ' 0 - Hot Fudge ® - Woody and Buga 0 0 - T a x a s 1:00 P.M. WTXX Watarbury, CT 0 ® - Major Laagua Baoaball; 0 - Laraon Sunday Night will be used for the 1984 0 -D a y tk n a hatta qua acddantalmama sn- -M aiv Griffin 0-OlokVanDyka (0) Son Diogo at Naw York Mata u s operates deslces. 0 - Daybreak 0 - Tom h Jatry 0 . ' - World Cup Boecar ® 0 -A H M y ChUdrsn CNN Cabto Nawa Ntwrk 4:45 P.M. 0 - State Wa'ra In Los Angeles Olympic . 0 - I Lows Lucy ' cuantra a Victar al cual aala - Otitar LimHa 0 - N a w a 0 0 - Festival of Honda Rood 0 - Bovsrly HIHbilliaa ® - John Davidson Show anoa atras Bm a eonvsrtiras en WWLP Springfield, M A 0 - HBO Thootan Walt Until 3 . MOVIE: 'Tnppod 0 - AH-Day Movlaa 0 - Alhra 8i WaHI Dork Three man terrorize a to Cordoba.' Actiese ChHa Rhr- 11;30P.M. .Games FIRE F O X t^ 10:00 A.M. 0 - Uwa Boat 0 - 7 0 0 Chib su sapoao. Susona Dosa- 0 - Scooby Doo 0 - Elaetrk) Company Cinamax 0 Beneath the 8— ' Four men are ara eppsare with msmbsre of 0 - Health Field 0 - Underdog CINEMAX young blind woman alone In her trapped in e mini-sub with their ® -C B S N a w e Joining Heston in the ® - On* Day •* s Tims mantea, Julio Aleman.- - AHva B WaHI 0 the National Theatre of the Deaf — SHOWN AT:- 0 - Copulina 0 - M o v l a WEDH Hartfoid. CT apartment. oxygen running out. Lee J . ® - David Sueeidnd 6:30 A.M. 11:30 A.M. In e sunreelietic Journey beeed twoKlay tournament will ® -W a H o m 0 0 - Days of Our Uvas 2:3bP,Mi'v - AM Sandca RavHatkm Cobb, Martin ulsam, Joshua l i _ 0 - Buga Buntry/PorVy Pig ® - FamHy Fsud Focus/Food WXTV Pataraon, N J 0 on tha work of poet F. Garcia ® - Bonny HiN Show be fellow directors and ® ® - Wok# Up with tha ® - On# Day at a Tima ® ®-Copital Bryant. 1974 Captain ® > BuH's Eye 0 - Marcus Walby. M. D. - Muppat Show WVIT Hartfoid, C T 0 - Nowa/Sporta/Waothar Lores. ® 0 - Sporta Wrap-up performers, including 8:30A.M. ® - Happy Days Again Memu, recl| ^ and 6b(q;>- 3 1^ EaTz»' ® - Battle of tha Planots 0 - O d d Coupla 1:15P.M. ®-Bawftchad ® - 4otama Stroot Spotlight 0 0 > In P f te rm aoeq ® - Evonlng at tha Impraw Robert Wagner, Gene ® - FHntatonaa ®-RomporRoom SPOTLIGHT 5:00 P.M. 8:00P.M. TH llTIA-nRRISTRIAI 0 - U8A Piayanta ® -N o y v a - ® - Maidh Gama - Th na Stoogoa Ups are'featured in 3 - FUght from Extinction ------SHOWfUVi------0 - Hot Fudge ® - Varied Programs W 8BK Boaton, M A CD - MOVIE: 'Yankee Doodle QD S3 * A rcM g'g M b m Ve­ 0 - Odd Coupla Wilder, Carl Reiner, Dick 0 - Munstara 0 r Krafft Supofatara ^WWMna ^ Manchester Herald’i 3 This program examines tha 0-BuHwlnkla 0 - MaglRa OoriHa 0 - Bawttehad 0 - Muiido Lotkie Jaaas Lo- W O Q B Sprlngflaid, M A DerKty* Nostalgic view of the ronica may fafl off tha wagon 0-W Bd, WMWaet Van Patten, Richard 0 - ESPN Sporta Cantor Sada y Bonia Vorhauar son loa 0 - Ara You Anybody? Focus/Food section, ever} ' 0 plight of the cranaa and one in- Golden Era of show businass when her ex-hueiiend ahowa up 0 - Early Today 0 - Tanneaaea Tuxedo ,12:00 P.M. 4:30 P.M. ” WGBY Springflald, M A 0 atitution's attampta to fight for 0 - Inalda Suakwee Brooks and others. anfrltlonaa da eats programs da IC ) - Vadod Piognma - ; Wednesda]/. and the man w ho made it for a visit. (R) 0 - Cristina Bazan 0 -B o n y a ® - Eyawhiwaa Nawa ’® ■ Jaflbroona thair aurvivat. glitter-Georga M. Cohan. James MANCHESTER HERALD. Sat.. July 10. 1982

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F. KwMMlh LMCh on lam sdys no Funeral services were held today for F. Kenneth Leach, 79, of Orlan­ Continued from page 1 do, Fla., formerly of Manchester. He had owned and operated Hart­ in city? had been located until Israel ford Elements Appliance Center in destroyed them. Manchester before retiring to ., Syria’s rejection of thb Florida in 1973. BOSTON (U P I) — Authorities iPalestinians came as U.S. Asslstgnti He was bom Oct. 15 in Danbury said Friday they thought fugitive Under Secretary of State M o i ^ and had lived in Manchester since Eugene Sherry, one of three doctors Draper arrival in Damascus tiom the early 1940s before moving to sentenced to six months in prison for Beirut, lliere was no official wWff Florida. raping a nurse, was still on the lam on the eiact purpose of the visits” ’; He leaves two sons, William Kirk in New York City. U.S. and PLO officials ha* of Homestead, Fla., and James Kirk Suffolk Country District Attorney predicted earlier that an agreement of South Carolina; a daughter, Mrs. Newman Flanagan said he would was near to remove the 6,TOO' Sandra Korney of Higganum; two seek federal arrest warrants if the guerrillas trapped in west Beirut' sisters, Mrs. Maybelle Woodin of state did not hear from Sherry from Lebanon and end the six-w e*^ Manchester and Mrs. Marion Meine within 24 hours. old Mideast war. ‘ ■i - of Norwalk; 8 grandchildren; 13 Sherry’s financee reportedly said But Hani al Hassan, chief politicfiT great-grandchildren; a niece and she had feared the distraught doctor adviser to PLO Chairman Yaskdf On Hiving several great-nieces and nephews. might try to kilt himself, but of­ Arafat, announced that t^e| The Holmes Funeral Home, 400 ficials said they thought he was at Palestinians were suspending peace Main St., had charge of large in New York and did not flee to negotiations with Lebanon, w l^ lT with , S. arrangements. Memorial donations his native New Zealand. has served as an intermediary' may be made to the Arthritis Foun­ Sherry, 29, failed to appear in Suf­ between the PLO, the United StM^; dation Inc., Connecticut Chapter, folk Superior Court Wednesday and Israel. ' ^ 929 Silas Deane Highway, when a judge revoked the stay of the Al Hassan claimed Habib l^dT McQueen Wethersfield, 06109. six-month Walpole State Prison reneged on previous agreements'Mt’ terms imposed on Sherry and Drs. the timing of the deployment of an, ChMter Q. Lawls Sr. Arif Hussain and Alan Lefkowitz. international force in Lebanon. My 3-year-old niece’s love affair Chester G. Lewis Sr., 71, of 147 Hussain and Lefkowitz were White House officials with PrMi- with my housecat is strictly one­ Ferguson Road, died Friday, July 9, ordered to prison this week after an dent Reagan in California sSLd' way. at the Manchester Memorial 11th hour appeal failed. earli^ there might be Since Monique has been old Hospital. Born in Southington, he Sherry sent the court a telegram “ breakthrough” soon in the cortf had lived in Manchester for the past enough to crawl, she has done her from New York, where he and his plicated U.S. mediation efforts and best to show Woody that he’s her 18 years. fiancee lived and worked, saying a that Habib “ is going to pull it off. Before his retirement, he was number one cat in the entire world. “ serious illness” at home prevented senior PLO official had said^Jltf employed at the Aetna Insurance <- ,*Y,1 She hugs him. She kisses him. She him from making the court date and a g re e m en t m igh t com e tmsj_ Co. of Hartford for over 40 years. He grabs him around the middle and he would keep in touch, A state .V * • weekend. was also employed at the Mercer warrant was immediately issued for squeezes him. And she leans her and Dunbar Co. of Hartford for 10 his arrest. In Memoriam face up close to his and says, “ I love years. He was a U S. Navy veteran r “ We think he is somewhere in In sweet and loving m em orj^;^ you.” of World War 11. He was the New York, but it’s a big city,” said Florentine Zanlungo who passied And my amazingly friendly cat — widower of Ann F. (Gerdo) Lewis, Dave Rodman, a spokesman for away July 11, 1981. a cat so friendly he has licked the and was predeceased by a daughter, ' i k ' f Flanagan. “ Within the next 24 A smile for all, a heart of gold; - hands of veterinarians— turns into a Susan J. Devlin. hours, if we don't hear from Mr. He is survived by six sons, George One of the best the world can hold,',' sullen filing cabinet. Sherry, I ’m sure we will send out R. Lewis of Hartford, James A. Never selfish, always kind,' He hates her. He hates her more some federal (arrest) warrants.” Those are the memories you left ; than he hates the 10-for-a-dollar cat Lewis of West Hartford, Chester G. Flanagan also said none of the Lewis Jr. of California, Edward D. behind. food I once tried to fool him into New Zealand consulates has issued Lewis of Baltimore, Md., Theodore In our hearts you always stay,' eating. He hates her more than he a temporary passport to Sherry, G. Lewis of West Hartford, and Ran­ Loved and remembered every daXi,, who surrendered his passport in hat^s people who step on his tail and dall Lewis of Manchester; five June 1981 after the three doctors Sadly missed by, • he hates her more than he hates daughters, Miss Carol A. Lewis of were convicted of raping a 28-year- His wife and family-. thunderstorms. Manchester, Mrs. Judy G, old nurse in a Rockport beachhouse He hates her because he knows Gutkowski of Enfield, Mrs, Sandra in 1980. In Menioriam ■ he’ll get clobbered if he ever tries to L. Cappellucci of Manchester, Miss Flanagan said Sherry and his In loving memory of my wife- Joan A. Lewis of Manchester, and strike back. fiance, Anne Blance, had been living Emma Young who passed away July Mrs. Linda Ruganis of Manchester; So, he sits there like a lump when in Manhattan and the doctor had one brother. George. C. Lewis of 11, 1981. she comes. He knows non­ been working until recently in Hsrald photo by Pinto Farmington; one sister, Mrs. Helen intervention is his only option. Brooklyn’s Down State Medical So sadly missed along life’s way, Budney of Newington; and 19 Quietly remembered every day. Center. BUT IT SHOWS in his eyes. And grandchildren. Now, let's see No longer here my life to share. Funeral services will be held He said New York’ authorities in the nervous little sound he makes there were performing the But in my heart she is always there. Tuesday at 11 a m. at the Rose Hill some new shirts during the sidewalk sales, just before she runs up the front Funeral Home in Rocky Hill. Burial “ footwork” in the hunt for Sherry. Sanh van Nguyen came to downtown Sadly missed by, stairs. In a copyright interview Friday in which end today. will be in Rose Hill Memorial Park „ , - - Manchester from Windsor to check out Arthur and Coleen So after a recent two-day visit in Rocky Hill. Friends may call at from her, I decided he needed an Blance said she had last seen her the funeral home Monday from 2 to 4 extraordinary reward for extraor­ fiance when he left their apartment and 7 to 9 p.m. in a taxi “ extremely irrational and dinary behavior under duress. 1 was all out of crabmeat. So I upset,” presumably for a flight to » .S’ . «’ his New Zealand home to visit a Guglielmo blasts Democrats foolishly let him go outside. “ Just seriously ill family member. for five minutes.” About collecting She reportedly said she didn't By Raymond T. OeMeo his uncontested nomination here trict, far more than he mustered by about 15,000 votes in 1980 in­ It was a ridiculous thing to do. know his whereabouts, but he\will Herald Reporter Friday as Republican candidate (or during his first unsuccessful bid for dicates he has a good chance of win­ My cat has tasted Freedom. He Russ MacKendrick writes about contact authorities and return to the Second Congressional District. the seat in 1980. ning this year. now knows that there is more to the stamps, coins and almost anything Massachusetts to serve his COLCHESTER — Anthony Guglielmo, a 41-year-old in­ “ You need a good grassroots He said he has many advantages neighborhood than the apartment. c o lle c tib le — in ''C o lle c t o r s santence. Herald photos by Pinto Guglielmo blamed Congressional surance agency president from Staf­ organization to win". You can’t do it this year that he didn’t enjoy in his There are bushes out there and Comer,” every Tuesday in The -j joyg him." she told the Democrats “ hell bent on - raising ford, will challenge incumbent with a media blitz,” .he said. first campaign. For one thing, he there are other cats to run after. Herald’s Focus/Leisure section. newspaper. *T11 wait for him here GIRL SCOUT LEADER ROBERT JOHNSON (ABOVE LEFT PHOTO). WITH COURTNEY SEDLACEK taxes” for causing the nation's Democrat Samuel Gejdenson for the In his acceptance speech, doesn’t face a primary fight. For- And living with him the last few until he comes back ... Guglielmo said he’s convinced that- troop members at a fly-up ceremony (top right photo) and during a troop craft session recession, in a speech that followed seat that represents most of eastern another, his campaign staff is iquch days has been akin to living with eastern Connecticut needs his more experience than two years Connecticut including Boltoh, An­ someone who is playing Steve dover and Coventry. leadership to bring jobs to ago. “ In 1980, we were a bunch of McQueen in “ The Great Escape.” “It was a real vote of con­ economically depress^ areas of the rookies,” he said. CPA heads Troop 606 Red tape fidence,” Guglielmo told the Herald district. Guglielmo said his campaign I used to have a cat that would after his nomination at the conven­ Afterward, Guglielmo said the raised $100,000 in contributiona asof come happily yowling to the door to tion, attefided by about 230 people. fact that he only lost to Gejdenson June 30. '-v- ' greet me when I came home at Nicholas Norton, chairman of night. dunn (e ) Grassroots East, gave Guglielmo’s Now I have a cat with a strange t nominating speech. Grassroots East glint in his eyes who tries to edge This Girl Scout leader is a father, too is an organization of GOP Johnson winner out the door as I come in. volunteers that hopes to see them in I have taken to edging in the front Organizing a two- or three-day Memorial Day weekend on the Ap­ office. I think the kids all enjoyed it. Guglielmo elected this November. By Adele Angle Amy lives with her mother in Staf­ door, like a high-pressure salesman. excursion — complete with tents, palachian trail in southwestern Even though they complained con­ Guglielmo claims he has “ over Focus Editor ford and belongs to a troop there. BOSTON (UPI) — For 12 I walk in with one foot extended, sleeping bags, and enough bags of Massachusetts. stantly.” 1,000” volunteers In the second dis­ years, two Boston women en­ without trouble always on the alert (or a cat at high­ He’s 37, divorced, a certified BUT DAD IS still a Girl Scout groceries to keep everybody happy “ We walked for three days — And what’s the Girl Scout leader dured government red tape gone speed escape. public accountant. He likes camping leader. — takes a certain amount of talent. even the adults were beat. The kids planning for next year? mad — including computer foul- equipment and classical music. And patience, lots of patience. did marvelously.” He says most of the kids in his By United Press International were unopposed. " r His troop has, of course, ups, accusatory tax audits, dun­ TH E NEIGHBORS are probably So does putting up with sixth Another trip last August: troop are going on to become cadet 'McKinney is serving his sixft And some nights he stays up late adjourned for the summer. But ning letters and an accusation of Klein all woridering what the swearing is graders who like nothing better than “ We went up to Vermont in the Girl Scouts. State Sen. Nancy Johnson of New term in the 4th District, which counting Girl Scout cookies on his Johnson says he will be taking some bigamy. about when I walk in with a bag of pouring rain. We got to Burlington But he’ll keep his troop in opera­ Britain won an easy first ballot vic­ covers wealthy Fairfield County ;jht home comnuter. troop members on camping trips staving up all night long giggling. One was born in New York City and tried to cook our dinner and tion, “ even if 1 just have five or six tory Friday for the Republican sou^westem Connecticut. DeNar- groceries. every other week throughout the Most of the girls in his troop range and the other in Boston. Continued from page 1 “ I wasn’t coerced,” says Robert found we couldn’t do it. We walked kids." nomination (or the 6th dis, elected to his first term in 1980, The swearing is directed at the summer. What some parents call from 8 to 12 years of age. One is named Patricia Marie Congressional district in one six C. Johnson, of his decision two years into a shelter and . . . in effect, we represents greater New Haven’s,IKh cat, who knows that a bag of punishment Johnson calls fun. “ That’s the age when they’re very Dunn and the other, Patricia .office before. GOP congressional nominating con­ ago to become Girl Scout leader of watched it rain for two days and we District. gro(;eries heightens the possibility Together with one or two other talky,” he says. “ I tend to be less of AND HE HASN’T told them yet Marie Dunne. Ristas, in the nominating speech, ventions held across the state. ’Troop 606 at Verplanck School. walked for two days.” But to the Social Security Ad­ Herschel Klein, an engineering of escape 10-fold. adults along as help, he takes half a a disciplinarian than others tend to what he’s planning. said Klein could actively support Mrs. Johnson won by a better than Johnson, in fact, got into Scouting One of those days included a night ministration and the Internal firm executive, is the only an­ I ’m thinking of going over to Blish dozen kids or so at a time camping. be,” he says. “That’s my big He says he wants to take the kids Republican ideals. Instead of being 2-1 margin over her opponent the way lots of mothers get into on Mount Abraham on Vermont’s Revenue Service, they were one nounced Republican candidate -In Hardware for a ball and chain. It problem — enforcing discipline.” to Disneyworld. defensive about them. Nicholas Schaus of Farmington, Scouting. He had. a daughter, Amy, “ 1 enjoy it,” the Tennessee native Long Trail. and the same. greater Hartford’s 1st District.^;,' may be the only way to restore my “ I know for’ sure he (Klein) will who obtained enough votes to wage today age 12, who was a Girl Scout. says. “ A lot of these kids have never “ It was so cold we slept on the “ I have this dream,” he says. “ I The fact they were born on the Klein announced his candldacy^e ‘.M - enhance the chances of Republicans housecat to his former status. Her troop needed a leader. Today ’’ don? these things before.” HE RECALLS a camping trip benches of the gondola operator’s haven't even told the kids about it.” same day — but one year apart — a primary. day before the district conventSuii. in this district,” said Ristas. The vote', which had been Of course, I hadn’t used my ul­ compounded the problem. sairing there was no advantage; & Mrs. Kennelly was elected to her expected to be close, was 120-45 in timate secret weapon yet. The identity crisis was finally declaring his candidacy months seat in a special election in January favor or Mrs. Johnson. I haven’t told him what my niece resolved when the women joined ahead and finding he had no su p p ^ following the death of her Schaus, who needed 35 votes in told me when she got annoy^ with As ye rip, so shall ye landscape forces to straighten out the for the nomination. ‘"‘T'. predecessor. Rep. 'William R. order to force a primary, said he me for a moment recently. bureaucrats and reclaim their He would oppose freshman ttk)). ' Cotter. was not sure if lie would wage a Barbara Kennelly, DConn.^r.in She told me she wasn’t going to be separate identities from the No Republican has won the First prim ary In September (or the November. The heavily Democri|tic - my friend anymore. government computers. District seat since the early 1950s. “ It was a series of errors, one A I h nomination. district takes in Hartford and lOnt^ ' And, she said, she was taking A third candidate in the 6th compounding another,” Social UPI photo rounding towns. Woody home with her. Rev. Swank finds sermon on lawn District, David Barnes of Granby, Security spokesman said Manuel One other Republican, Lupb^iS That’ll teach him. was considered a distant third. Nunez Thursday. PATRICIA DUNN (LEFT) AND PATRICIA DUNNE DiFazio of Wethersfield, who iim The district has attracted both of the July Fourth weekend. Swank said on that Friday night he The story had somewhat of a hap­ It all began when a Social . . . They share same birthday, too Driver Injured the party’s nominee for the seahin The Rev. J. Grant Swank, former Republicans and Democrats Swank, seeeing the damage, said was giving his two children a bath py ending. The two men were Security clerk issued Dunne, 1976, said he would not seek .{he associate pastor of the Church of the because incumbent Rep. Toby Nazarene in Manchester and a vocal he would “ conveniently embroider” when he heard what sounded like a arrested and the one who said he bom Sept. 8, 1952, in Boston, the In truck crash nomination but might consider ,^ - ' How to get club Moffett, l>Conn., has chosen to give opponent of adult bookstores here, the episode into his Sunday sermon truck stuck In his lawn. He went out­ spoke only G aelic — he had same identification number that Elarlier in 1976, tax examiners But recently, Dunne, of ning if drafted hy delegates. Roy F. Godin, of 450 Main St. Was up the seat to run for the U.S. recently found grounds for a ser­ — which he did. side and found the pickup truck with emigrated from Ireland just about a had been given to Dunn, bom accused Dunne’s husband of Framingham, Mass., discovered In eastern Connecticut’s ind reported in “ very serious condition” Senate. mon on the front lawn of his par­ “ All I could think was that, after its wheels spinning in the reseeded year ago — came to the church the Sept. 8, 1951, in Manhattan — bigamy. a Social Security printout which District, Tony Guglielmo of Sta$&ritl news in Herald at Manchester Memorial Hospital Moffett has served four terms sonage in Walpoie, Mass. Swank all the publicity, the holiday lawn. next day to apologize and to offer to thinking the two were the same “ We got a nasty letter from the showed Dunn, who moved to Springs is also unopposed by fdU9s late Friday night, after a pickup from the district that covers New serves as pastor of the Church of the weekend of drunken driving was get­ help repairsome of the damage. and only a duplicate was needed. IRS calling my husband in within Brookline, Mass., six years ago, Republicans. Guglielmo, y^o "One man tumbled out and truck he was d rlv i^ smashed into a Britain, Torrington and 44 towns and Nazarene in that town. ting its start in my front lawn,” he From then on Dunne — at least three days or they would take living in the area. operates an insurance agency,^ tan T h e,Herald wants your club meandered around, and when I tried “ We prayed in the parking lot so I utility pole on Main Street just north parts of two others — most in An article that appeared in he says. as far as the government was They finally met and combined unsuccessfully as a political novtne news! to speak with him, the man said he feel I was holding up my end of him to court,” she said. “ The of Center Street. northwestern Connecticut. He t • ‘ Boston Globe last week explains “ God’s spirit can set us free from concerned — didn’t exist. IRS accused him of either having forces to get the government to against Democratic Rep. gljq spoke only Gaelic,” Swank explains, things,” Swank says. Godin’s passenger was apparently succeeded the late Ella Grasso, who In order to get your club news how Swank found fodder for his Juiy the entrapments of booze and Computer printouts showed two wives, one in New York and straighten the whole mess out. Gejdenson two years ago. noting that it was his distinct im­ not seriously Injured, and was gave up the seat in 1974 after two in the paper , im ttaie, please 4 senqpn from an accident that tore drugs,” Swank said during his ser­ While in Manchester, Swank Dunne’s Social Security number one in Massachusetts, or one wife Social Security officials now Neal Hankm, a deputy minpatyl; pression that the man had been treated and releaski at Manchester 'terms to run for governor. submit items no later than five up the uwn of the parsonage. mon. served as . executive vice president matched to Dunn at Dunn’s ad­ who was filing singly in New say they will go over the leader in the state House, w a i^ ^ ; drinking. Memorial Hospital. Schaus, the 1980 GOP nominee days before tbe date you’d like “ What the Lord hath *ve n an The lawn saga, the Globe article of the Greater Manchester Chamber dress. When Dunne got married York and jointly in women’s tax returns and only anno.uhced RepubUflOfjt : Police would not release details of who lost badly to Moffett, has por­ to see it in the paper. evangelical church in Walpole — explains, started in April when “ The'man pleaded with me not to of Commerce. He was also founder the computer dutifully assigned Massachusetts. separate theii* earnings. And the challenging twoterm Deniqttat the accident, which occurred around trayed himself as a “ strong voice with a little help from’ its friends Ehrangelical Cbristians from Lowell call the police but I did anyway. It and coordinator of the Manchester her husband’s last name to her two finally have different iden­ miUarn Ratchford in the 5th 10:45 p.m. Friday, pending further for Reagan” and painted Mrs. John­ Piease include a name and a —two men in a pickup truck took and Walpole volunteered money qnd was after I called that I looked group, "Citizens Against Por­ not-80 alter ego. " T h ^ laid the returns out on tification numbers. But neither is ct. ” investigation. t son as a liberal along the lines of telephone number whidi we can 'away this weekend,” tbe Globe muscle to landscape a new lawn out­ through the front windshield and nography.” He was active in sen­ "W e were one and the same,’ ’ convinced the government sees Edward “ Mickey” Donahue;.^e call if there are quesUops. In­ the table and my husband However, a spok^mah for Sen. Lowell Weideer, R-Gonn. story uys. side the parsonage. noticed another man was sitting ding a daily bombardment of said Dunne ruefully. them as two different people. district’s GOP nominee in 19 dicate the date you’d like to see (pointed to the New 'York return) Manchester Memorial Hospital said Mrs. Jdinson, 47, has said A e sup- calmly in the pickup, smiling,” he “ guilt” letters to state senators wbo The IRS thought so too — and "r il believe it when it sought the nomination againk JUST 11 DAYS after the new and told them ‘this is not my Godin had a cardiac problem” and a ports Reagan’f,poUclM, but favOT it published. IT EXPLAINS that the parsonage says. voted against and defeated a the tax agency sent Dunn letters wife.’’’ happens,” Dunn said. .lawn had just been restored the lawn was in, the accident with the witness to the accident speculated “ a more compassionate 1 ^ ly droK)ed out, citing poor he*®* Manchester group-sponsored for the last three years telling . But the snafu was not resolved “ Someone (old me, ‘You gotta . Call FoCus editor Adete Angle week before following an accident in oil truck occurred. A $4,000 restora­ that he may have su ffer^ a heart Cementation of the president s New Donahue came within 1,70() votes obscenity bill back in 1972. ^ her to pay taxes on income.from be careful, Pat. If she dies, pt 643-2711 after noon to set up which a delivery truck broke open tion payment for the damage, paid NOT ONE TO overlodi anything because the IRS told Dunne, attack before his vd d cle qrashed. Federalism. jobs Dunne held in 1978 and 1979 they’re going to come and bury of unseating Ratchford In^he .photo appointments. for by an insurance company, was Swank said he counted 16 empty " T h a t’ s a Social Security ’The hospital spokesman said In other districts. Incumbent and Jellied 1,000 gallons of oil on it — or face the consequences. you,’” said Dunne. western CoimecUcut district, \ completed only a week before the beer bottles in the truck when the problem.’ ’ Godin would probably admitted to Republican Reps. Stewart when a pickup truck careened onto includes Waterbury. the resodded lawn the Friday night second accident. police arrested the pair. the Intensive care unit. McKinnev and Lawroice DeNardis MANCHESTER HERALD. Sat.. July 10, 1982 - 13 12 - MANCHESTER HERALD. S«t.. July 10. 1S«2 Supermarket Shopper News fo r senior citizens Weddings V ■' '-i y , Advice River ride, Rbcky Neck, When proofs Wife of jDrQ photographer other trips are planned get yellow,

This coulmn is prepared by the and the seniors i u ^ for a q>eedy of the Manchester Country Qub are not focusiiig on big picture staff of the Manchester Senior recovery and are looking forward to urged to sign up with the league of­ discard some ficers this Monday. Every year it Center. It. appears in the having her back at the center in the photographer you can get Manchester Heraid on Wednesdays near future. proves to be a lot of fun, so please DEAR ABBYi The wUe join in. to cover special occasions, DEAR JAN: Generics ' and Saturdays. I was informed the other day that of a professional because once the occasion By Martin Sloane Also, don't forget all you golfers can be a real money-saver 1 Jim Brand la home resting comfor­ photographer is “Baffled” has passed, it’s gone By Joe DImlnIco tably and doing very well after bis that we will be having a picnic at the' because they’ve been DEAR MARTIN: How do on those items for which ' Activities Specialist Country Club on Aug. 9 starting at 11 Dear Abby forever. Don’t rely on well- you know when to discard there are few coupons and recent surgery. I’m sure that Jim­ friends with another couple meaning amateurs just Greetings. a.m. Hot dogs, hamburgers, potato some of the boxes and refunds — soda and stewed my would an>reclate hearing from for 20 years, but when it because they have a for­ Individuals attending the Connec­ you. Again, I’m sure we will see Jim chips and macaroni salad, all for |2. came time for their Abigail Van Buren labels that have been in tomatoes, for example. ticut River Boat ride trip are For further details, see Wen John­ tune in equipment and your proof-of-purchase (You have to be careful in back playing with our band in the friends’ daughter’s wed­ V ‘love’ to take pictures.” reminded that the buses will leave not too distant future. son or Norm Lasher. ding, another photographer collection for several making your selection, from the Pic 'N Save parMng lot at From time to time we get phone years? — Judy R. from though, because the quality Also, I was told the other day that was engaged to t^ e toe DEAR ABBY: To the 8:30 a.m. sharp on Thursday. our good friend John Dormer was in calls about repairs that Individuals pictures. May I be “Dear Trenton, N.J. of generics can vary Our buse is filled for the Rocky would like to have done in theii‘ bride’s mother who in­ DEAR JUDY: The time the hospital for tests. I’m sure John Abby” for a minute? cluded little notes with generally from one ship­ Neck trip but individuals who still would enjoy having someone homes. Individuals may call the to start discarding is when ment to another.) “Dear Baffled: Haven’t Spring Harbor, N.Y.” adds tures of my wedding I said wedding Invitations to wish to attend are reminded that brighten up his day the same way “Chore, Handyman Project” of the you ever heard that it’s not you run out of space! But you can't beat the Reason No. 3; OK. “remind” the guests that they can have their names put on that John brightens up our day at the Riv,er Ehist Homemaker to see if wise to mix friendship with Actually, you should go national brands on “Your friend may have That was the dumbest her daughter had the waiting list. The trip is they can oblige you. The number is business? Perhaps b ^u se through all your proofs of products for which there center. engaged another thing I’ve ever done. Some everything toe needed, so scheduled to leave at 9:30 a.m. on We also heard that Ruth Howell is 643-9511. Also, fees are on a sliding this couple values your purchase at least once a are many coupon or refund photographer because she of the film was bad, and’' an ideal gift would be July 22. ill at Manchester Memorial Hospital scale. friendship so much, they year. offers. Smart shopping and feared that your husband most of the pictures didn’t “something that could be Other trips we have lined up for and we know that cards would be ap­ Individuals are reminded that we ‘hired an outside In your collection you the use of double-play and the shore beginning in the month of have a suggestion box here at the might use his professional turn but at all. Also, he was tucked into a purse or preciated. We wish her a speedy photographer. trying to make an impres­ will probably find proofs triple-play discounts can August are Ocean Beach, Harkness center. If you have a suggestion on talents and materials pocket” ; for products that are no recovery. “ Reason No. 1: They sion on a girl at the time, How thoughtful! My make them a lot cheaper Memorial Park and Mystic. Stay in the operation of the center or of the without charging you, and longer in distribution. Our sincere condolences to the want you to attend as a so he brought her to the suggestion would be two than generics or the super­ tune with the column for further programs we urge you to utilize the this is her way of avoiding UPl photo These should go right into family of Johanna Badstuebner, one guest — not someone who e m h a r r a s s in a wedding, and, Abby, Every handkerchieves: One for market's own brand. details. suggestion box. has come there to work. embarrassing the trash. of our members who recently single picture he took had the bride and one for the Trash bags are a good Just a reminded: we will have two passed away. (Taking pictures is a lot of ____ You will also find proofs example. Lorraine Price of more picnics for the summer during GOLF SCORES 7/6 - Stan Juros, this girl in it! grobm. And possibly a Ali dressed up Just a short reminder: Medicare work if it is done properly.) He just followed her for products for which you Brockton, Mass., bought August, both in the evening when it 30; Paul Buettner, 31; Joe Kmiec, DEAR ABBY: I’d like third for the bride’s volunteers will be here at the center 32; Mike Sibrinz, 32; Jack Funke, “Reason No. 1; Even if around and took pictures of mother to be used to wipe Fire hydrant is painted to the shape of a little have never seen a refund four boxes of Hefty trash is a bit cooler. on July 14 from 1 to 3 p.m. td'assist to add my 2 cents’ worth offer. There is little point bags, which are regularly 33; Bob M e t(^ , 33; Sam Miele, 33; Mrs. James W. Gronbeck Mrs. Clyde R. Miller your husband is the about wedding pictures: It her. We do not have one away the tears when she man In the village of Hohentengen, near Inexcusably, I forgot to inform anyone with their forms. greatest photographer in in saving these box tops priced at $1.29. She used you that our volunteer bookkeeper, Henry Rau| 33; Bob Whalen, 33. doesnt really matter who really decent picture of the realizes that no cash will Waldshut, West Germany. Remember, it is free of charge so the world, something could bride and groom. The fami­ 1)6 forthcoming. and labels. four 50-cent . coupons, Pauline Maynard, has been home takes them as long as Then there are the parts please take advantage of their ser­ PINOCHLE SCORES 7/2 - Vln- go wrong, or the bride ly and members of the NO TEARS IN SEATTLE which the store doubled. resting due to a severe ankle sprain. cent Borello, 139; Clara th e y ’r e ta k e n by a of boxes from which you Her total cost was $1.16. vices. Gronbeck- MillSr^Odegard might not like the toots, professional. The worst wedding party were totally Because Pauline is conscientious Hemingway, 136; Martha LaBate, have a lre a d y used a But ber savings weren’t All gentlemen playing in our golf and she will scream, ‘You mistake anyone can make ignored. Do you have questions and dedicated, her injury hasn’t 133; Ada Rojas, 126; Ed Hindle, 125; Universal Product Code over. “When I got home, I league wishing to participate in the ruined my day!’ Then a 20- is letting a* friend or some It’s been years now, but about sex, love, drugs and stopped her from paying the bills Sue Horvath, 123; Bill Stone, 122; Lyime Therese Odegatd and ChrdeRdil^ Miller, both' College Notes symbol or a net-weight sent in the four proofs of “Arizona Scramble" tourney on Gatzklewicz year-old friendship would member of the family take every time I think of it I the pain of growing up? and balancing the books. The staff Helen Gavella, 119; Violet Dion, 117. of Manchester, were married Jnne 5 at Messiah statement to send for an purchase for a $3 refund,” Aug. 4 with the“ Retired Swingers” be ended. pictures of a wedding — or get mad all over again. Get Abby’s booklet: “What Pinochle 7/7 - Dom Anastasia, Lutheran Church in South Windsor. “Please give your offer. If it isn’t likely that she says. any other memorable occa­ HAD IT WITH Every Teen-Ager Ought to 645; Gladys Seelert, 627; A1 Patricia Lee Gatzkiewicz, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. The bride is the daughter of Karin N. Odegard of 279 friends the benefit of the any remaining portion can Counting the cost of Keeney St. and David O. Odegard of 18 Sycamore Lane, sion. AMATEURS Know.” Send 32 and a long, UPlante, 609; Bert Turner, 599; L. Michael Gatzkiewicz of 161 Green Road, and James doubt. Believe me, they’re stamped (37 cents), self- be used for a future offer, postage, she got four free Nadine Malcolm, 588; Helen Silver, The groom Is toe son of Mr; and MTs. Clyde R. Miller of I know. My brother was Sinnamon gets degree get rid of it. packages of quality trash ; William Gronbeck, 'son of Mr. and Mrs; Raymond doing you a big favor.” an amateur photographer, DEAR HAD IT: If my addressed envelope to; Ab­ 586; Mary Hill, 580; Rene Maire, 109 Cmway Road. SADDER BUT WISER By cleaning out your bags and a profit of $1.64. Engagements Gronbeck of Lynn, Mass., were married June 5 at St. and some of his pictures readers can stand one by, Teen Booklet, P.O. Box Mary M. Sinnamon, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William 580; Ruth Baker, 579; Lottie Lavoie, Mary’s Episcopal Church. Hie Rev. Ronald Muetzel officiated at toe double ring collection, you will be You can’t make this kind of were pretty good, so when more bit of recycled ad­ 38923, Hollywood, Calif. Sinnamon of 29 Bigelow St., recently received a 578. The Rev. Stephen Jacobson of St. Mary’s Church per­ ceremony. Norma Pudem was organist. The bride Was DEAR SADDER: bachelor of science degree from Bates College in making room for new ad­ “home run” using “ Understanding in Cold he offered to take the pic- vice; “Hire the best 90038. formed the double ring service. Kenneth Woods of given in marriage by her father. Lewiston, Maine. ditions and making it generics. BRIDGE SCORESi Marguarite Manchester was organist. The bride was given in Maid of honor was Christine Odegard of Manchester, Miss Sinnamon was a biology major and a dean’s list easier to find the proofs Carlson, 5,120; Tom Regan, 4,840; sister of toe bride. Bridesmaids were Julie Kanehl of Lorraine Price and other marriage by her father. student. She was selected as a Dana Scholar, one of the that you will be looking for. readers whose smart shop­ Rene Marie, 4,440; Mary Seargant, Laura J. Gatzkiewicz .of Manchester, sister of the Manchester and Marilyn Gerlach of Hawaii. highest honors the college bestows on its students. She 3,690; Murray Powell, 3,690; and lito.best man was Paul Gliba of.Manchester. Ushers anxiety DEAR MARTIN: I hear ping experiences appear in bride, was maid of honm*. Jennifer L. Morgan of Patient has some was a member of the Chapel Board and served as assis­ this column receive a copy Irene Walsh, 3,860. ^ were Chris Soares of Bolton, couSin^Of the grbom; r a lot of discussion from Vlllanova, Pa., friend of the bride, was bridesmaid. tant commissioner of campus service in the Campus nonrefunders about it being of my refunding magazine. Edward Gronbeck of Lynn, Mass., brother of the' George Kanehl of Manchester; Scott Johnson of MENU FOR WEEK: Glastonbury, cousin of toe groom, and Tom Odegard of Association, a service organization. cheaper to buy generics. The National Supermarke Monday; French onion soup, groom, was best man.' William Clark McCartney of As a junior she was selected to be a resident coor­ What do you think? — Jan Shopper. Write to me in Long Island, a friend of the groom, was usher. Manchester, brother of the bride. dinator, one who organizes functions within college salami grinder, jello, beverage. After a reception at toe home of the bride’s mother, about removal of kidney W. from San Jose, Calif. care of this newspaper. Wednesday: chicken patty on a After a reception at the home of Lynn and Allen residences. She was the recipient of the Abigail Smith Thomas of Manchester, the couple went on a wedding the couple left for a honeymoon in Hawaii. They will Award, given to the senior who has done the most to con­ bun, french fries, cole slaw, pud­ make their home in Manchester. ding, beverage. trip to Nantucket and Martha’s Vineyard. They will someone says, “why don’t tribute to dormitory spirit. She’s a 1978 graduate of make their home in West Hartford. The groom is a graduate of Manchester High School, DEAR DR. LAMB: Manchester High School. i ?*i Thursday: shells with meat sauce, and be served In toe U.S. Air Force. He is a member 'of Recently I had surgery for you shave?” tossed salad, Italian bread and The bride is a graduate of the University of Connec­ I’ve had the electric nee­ Clip ’n’ file refunds ticut. The groom is a graduate of Colby College, Maine the Manchester Jaycees, and he is employed at Baker the removal of my left butter, lemon tart, bev. kidney. I was in good dle burn some from my up­ and is employed by Aetna Life and Casualty as a Enterprises of Middletown. Hyde earns bachelor’s Friday: Chef’s Choice salad health and had no symp­ Your Health per lip but the hairs either systems programmer. The bride Is a graduate of Manchester High School plate, dessert, beverage. and Manchester Community College. Sbe Is e^^>loyed in toms indicating a problem returned or more replaced Robert Scott Hyde, son of Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Hyde Baked goods, desserts (File 7) Clip out this file and keep it with similar cashoff SCHEDULE FOR WEEK: the law offices of O’Brien and Hig^hs of Manchester. existed. A tumor was found Lawrence Lamb, M.D. them. of 37 Green Road, recently received a bachelor of arts coupons — beverage refund offers with beverage Monday; 7:30 a.m. golf at quite accidentally and degree at the 116th commencement exercises at Bates Manchester Country Club, 10 a.m. definitely determined with College in Lewiston, Maine. coupons, for example. Start collecting the needed proofs of purchase while looking for the required bingo and chess and checkers; an angiogram. The doctor DEAR READER: Sur­ Hyde was an art major and was a dean's list student insisted that the only prise; men and women and member of the varsity basketball team. He was also refund forms at the supermarket, in newspapers lunch; 12:30 p.m. pinochle; bus pick and magazines, and when trading with friends. up at 8 a.m. return trips at 12:30 and course of treatment was have about the same a member of the Outing Club and the Campus Associa­ Kenyon-Bralthwalte removal of the kidney amount of hair on their tion, recreation and service organizations. He’s a 1978 Offers may not be available in all areas of the coun­ Jane F. PresnIck Donna S. Hansen 3 p.m. hard type to treat and the And I think it is par­ itself, for all the reasons ticularly important to limit faces. The difference is graduate of Manchester High School. try. Allow 10 weeks to receive each refund. Tuesday: 9 a.m. bus for shopping; sooner the cancer is The following refund offers are worth $7.60. This 12:30 p.m. bus returns from shop­ Carla West Braitowalte, daijghter M Mr. and Mrs. you are probably familiar removed the better the your salt intake. You have that the hair fiber in Hansen-Coelho Gregory West; of Manchester, and Robwt Mdrtin Ke­ with. The tumor proved to fewer kidney units to filter women is so fine you don’t week’s refund offers have a total value of $17.60. Presnick-Lyon ping. chances of survival. If Bonus! This offer doesn't require a refund form: nyon Jr. of Bolton, son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Conley of be benign. there is reason to think a out sodium now and a high see it. Under certain Bourret recent grad Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Presnick of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon B. Hansen of Wednesday: 9 a.m. public health ARNOLD Honest Bread Idea Booklet, P.O. Box Windsor, Vt.| were married July 3 a t tlto home of toe Now I am convalescing tumor is cancer, surgeons salt intake could be more genetic influences and hor­ Orange announce the engagement of 32 S. Hawthorne St. announce the nurse, 10 a.m. friendship circle; Rebecca Julie Bourret, daughter of the Rev. and Mrs. 94305, Schaumburg, 111, 60194. Receive the “Honest pinochle; lunch; 12:30 p.m. bridge bride’s parents. and have some anxiety are not happy aboqt harmful than usual. mones the hair shaft may their daughter, Jane Frances engagement of their daughter, Don­ about living with one become coarser and Joseph Bourret of 28 Fleming Road, is a recent graduate Bread Idea Booklet” and 90 cents in coupons. Send na S. Hansen, to James J. Coelho, games; 1 p.m. craft class; bus pick Justice of toe Peace Raymond Dunn of Rocky Hill manipulating it as might I know you are interested of Wittenberg University, Springfield, Ohio. Presnick, to David Lyon, son of Mr. performed toe service. Nancy Fyler of Manchester was kidney. I also wonder if the in how the kidney works so longer, making it visible. four different proofs of purchase (end panels cut and Mrs. David K. Lyoii of son of Adelino Coelho of 48 up at 8 a.m. return trips at noon and occur in just taking out the She was an honor student and majored in sociology. from the bread wrapper) from any of these Arnold matron of honor, Edward Riccio of Rocky Hill was best surgery was absolutely tumor. The manipulation I am sending you The Male hormone is a big fac­ Manchester. Carpenter Road, and the late Grace 3 p.m. products' Brick Oven Breads (Premium White, 100 man. necessary. I would ap­ may cause cancer cells to Health Letter number 12- tor. And with a transsexual The bride elect is an honor Coelho. Thursday: 10 a.m. orchestra Percent Whole Wheat or Raisin Tea Loaf), rehearsal; 8:30 a.m. trip to Gelston After the reception at toe home of toe bride’s parents, preciate any comments be released into the cir­ 12, Your Kidneys and How operation the decrease in graduate of the University of thecoiqile left on an extended wedding trip through New you may have on these They Work. Others who male hormones from Waldron on dean’s list Bran’nola Breads (Original, Hearty Wheat, Coun­ House and boat ride; leaving from culation, actually causing try Oat, Old Style White), Rye Breads (Jewish Rye, Connecticut where she earned a The bride-elect is a 1977 graduate England. They will make their home in Manchester. points. I would also like to spread. By tying off all the want this Issue can send 75 castration and taking bachelor of science degree in nur­ of Manchester High School. She is Pic ’N Save at 8:30 a.m. noon lunch; BOLTON — Joel S. Waldron of 34 School Road, Pumpernickle), Wheat Breads (Stoneground 100 bus will run regular route. Boto are employed at Pratt 6i Whitney Aircfkft in East know if one can do circulation first, which cents with a long, stamped, female hormones cause a sing. She is employed as a head employed as assistant manager of something to keep the Bolton, has been named to the dean’s list for the spring Percent Whole Wheat, Honey Wheat Berry, FYiday: 9:30 a.m. cribbage; 10 Hartford. could mean to the whole self-addressed envelope for ^Ig change. term that ended June 1 at Hartford State Technical nurse in the intensive care units at the State Bank for Savings of Hart­ remaining kidney healthy. it to me, in care of this Sprouted Wheat). Expires April 30, 1983. Waterbury Hospital. a.m. kitchen social games; lunch; kidney, this can be College. ford. The prospective bridegroom is avoided. And this is par­ newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, After the menopause the These offers require forms: The prospective bridegroom has a 12:45 p.m. setback games; bus DEAR READER: Un­ DRESSEL’S. Receive a $1 refund. Send the a 1975 graduate of Manchester High ticularly Important if you Radio City Station, New adrenal gland in some bachelor of arts and a master of School and is manager of Personal pickup at 8 a.m. returns at noon and fortunately, in a number of required refund form and the logo panel from the may be dealing with a York, N.Y. 10019. women produces more 3:15 p.m. situations where a lump is Savidakis graduates box top of Dressel’s Birthday Cake, Special Party business administration degree Tee of Manchester. Intake Of pollutants highly malignant tumor. testosterone compared to from the University of Connecticut. found the only way a Michael Savidakis, sone of Mr. and Mrs. John Cake or Kid’s Only Party Cake. Expires Dec. 31, diagnosis can be es­ You can do just fine with DEAR DR. LAMB: I’d estrogen and that He is employed by BKM of East An Oct. 8 wedding is planned in higher for children Savidakis of 129 Bryan Drive, recently received an 1982. tablished is by removing it. one kidney. Many people like to know what miracle stimulates hair growth. FUDGSICLE Refund. Receive two 50 M e^k sy 'ot* change. Rev. Marjorie L. Hilea member of Phi Beta Kappa. He will S yon and one in which it is too dependent on my a return, to taking tbe briiind closed doors. Tliey could could pay toe mortgage. She kept is principle engineer at Combustipo advice daily in one o i America’s Bu^no- of Manchester; His pater-, June U at (M edl^toto^ therapist. L have been hear toe accusations. Their father Bolton ft Vernon United begin bis doctoral studies in best-rmid Columns, “Dear Abby,’’ in nal grandparents are Louis' dlfftciilt to feel happy. DEAR DR. BLAKER: Valium. It’s not sm art to coming to church and she thanked Methqdist Churches Enigineering & . of Windsor.. .An to West ftolm Bsadi. Iterim a te i^ You have, it is true, been My therapist says he is seeing him for over two had not paid toe mortgage or toe God and praised Him for giving her S^tem ber. A .Fulv 31 wedding is Oct. 8 wedding is planned ait St. The Manchester Herald’s Focus sec­ DeMauro of Hartford and toma graiidparOnts are Mr. sad Mrs. foUwonititocheite. flirt with disaster. pl'annod. Bridget Oiurch tion. Parentoau of Enfield, His ipeat- Jozeph rB. -MoClMlIAyvidf . stoter,,.toMhaait,.Jsaa, IH. MANCHESTER HERALD. Sat,, July 10. 1982 - 15 14 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Sat., July 10. 1982 "AAACC News Page 17 )■ > *. ' SCOREBOARD Love are over /‘ . ' f S ' , -i-j'' '■ in one week as we did in nearly a month Jnat one and there is plenty of sporte equipment for This colmn U prepared by the Manchester Area volunteers who keep the nnarket operating year ago! everyone’s c^oyment. Conference of Churches. It appears In the smoothly. Marge and Ken Laiqien have returned for This even is put on for jrou — please come! their second year as market coordinators. We appreciate more than we can .say Manchester Herald on Saturdays. Manchester’s continued response to keeping the thank YOITS ^ f ^ Paul Sombric serves as liaison between MACC Clothing Bank well supplied. If aiqr one irf our ’Thanks go to Joan.Hutchlnson for hCT donation to Worlfd mile mark By Elaine Stancllffe and the fanners. Sharon Massie is responsible for readers has the hours of l and 3 p.m. on Mondays MACC Human Needs Director publicity. We thank each one of them for their the Clothing Baidc. free, we can reaUy use your ttane and talwits! Room at the Inn received donations from P e t ^ generous donation of time and love. Today is opening day for the fanner’s market. If you think you would be interested, please call Jeffers and an anonymona^friend — we thank them Please come down to Main Street and help to make SEVERAL WEEKS AGO during our Pentecost the Human N e ^ Office at 6M-4114 for further in­ both. - ' it a huge success! So far we have 10 to 12 farmere Celebration love balloons were released into the air formation. The Human Needs Fund thanks Lucy Bergln a ^ coming from towns all over Connecticut. They will with the hopM that their message of love would Another word to our donors; please help us t^ e t two anonynuMis donors who helped us p rp '^e be in the center of town every Saturday, rain or set by Mary Tabb reach people! We are pleased to announce that accurate receipts to you. Please mark all bags w w emergency relief to a young douple and their baby. shine, from 9:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. several- people have written to us to tell us they your name, and sun>ly us with a list of the donated 1. ' itenfis, your name and address, and a dollar value To most of us, summer is the time we enjoy the received our message! Special thanks to Bill Rice, who this wedi bounty of fresh fruits and vegetables. How many for the income tax voudier. , brought to the ESmorgency Food Pantry 90 pounds PARIS (DPI) — Mary Decker times during the winter do we dream of sweet W.J. Semrow found two-balloons in his backyard When we receive 20 bags of clothing at one time of dry milk, 11 bags of rolled oats and shortening for Tabb of the U.S. set a world record PortugaVa Fernando Mamede beats Alberto . plums, plum grapes and ripe strawberries? at Hilliard Street. Kathleen Coleman found one at and they are not marked, it is almost impossible for cooking. Also, we received a case of Similac from for women in the m ile Friday at the To many of our neighbors, however, these foods the Waddell School at Broad Street, and she also the one or two people on duty to keep count of them an anonymous donor. '■ Paris International ’Track Meet, Salaxar in 10,000 meters are out of their reach even in the summer. People reported her father found one at the comer of all. Thank you again, both for coc^ieration and your blazing to a tim e of 4 minutes, 18.08 who must shop in convenience or dairy stores in Lockwood and Coventry. Henry Wierzbicki found generous support of this much-needed service. IfSTERFAlTH DAY CAM P has gratefully seconds. their immediate neighborhoods because they lack one in his backyard at Lockwood Street. You are all invited to the Interracial Council’s received help from the following pele; Mr. and Decker’s time chopped nearly was put under observation. personal transportation do not enjoy the foods we picnic this Sunday. From 1 to 4 p.m. the section of Mrs. Ralph ^ank, Mr. and Mrs. KeniUi Leslie, Mr. three seconds off the outdoor record a second world record. Salazar, the Doctors speculated that he was ' A pleasing image, is it not? ’That of love floating Wickham Park called Laurel Grove has been and Sirs. Jose^ Mader, Mr. and Mrs. Walter John­ of 4:20.89 recorded by Ludmila world marathon record-holder, and associate with summer. suffering from appendicitis or acute down to us, waiting to be found. reserved. * ; son, Mr., and Mrs. Arthur Cunliffe, Mr. and Mrs. Veselkova of the Soviet Union last Mamede crossed the halfway mark YOUR PARTICIPATION in the farmer’s Ernest iyellson„ Mr. and Mrs. Lester French, year. During the indoor season this 5.5 seconds fa s te r than H enry gastritis. THOSE PEOPLE W HO brought donations Come on your own or bring the entire family. ’The market makes it possible for us to keep the farmers Clayton Jacobs, Donald Peterson, Mr. and Mrs. year. Decker ran a 4:20.5 mile Rono’s world-record pace of 1978 Finishing second in the 1,500 was directly to the Clothing Bank a week ago Monday event is opeii to the public. Last year 40 people coming back year after year. Treat yourwlf and John Wengertsman, T.J. Pastva, W.J. Godfrey which at the tim e was the best in­ when he finished in 27:22.4. Irishman Ray Flynn in 3:37.76. Alex found a scene of clyios greeting them. There were attended the picnic. ’This year we hope to meet others in the community; by purchasing the Gourley, Sacred Dance Chroups, Frances Idzkowski, doors or outdoors. But they were unable to keep up Gonzalez of France finished third, literally people lined up the stairs and hallways. ■ many new people. delicious offerings of the farmers, you are helping Mary Stewart, Mary Gorman and the Women of Pecker, who competes for the the pace, and by 9,000 meters they 12 seconds back. ’The need for the Clothing Bank has increased so Bring a lunch for yourself and a dessert for the other less fortunate have access to the same foMS. Nor& United Methodist Church. Athletics West track club in were three seconds behind Rono's The men’s 200-meter relay team sharply that last week we serviced as many people “potluck” dessert. Charcoal grills are available We must at this time also acknowledge four America, ran largely unchallenged time. At the end of the race Mamede of Jamaican Don Quarrie and during the race. The second-place picked up speed to win. Americans Jeff Phillips, Walter finisher, Mac Roberts of Canada, Salazar finished second in McCoy and Mel Lattany ran to vic­ was timed in 4:31.08. 27:29.06, and Steve Jones of Britain tory in 1:21.18. ^n other events, British running finished third in 28:05.74. Rono, who France’s Thierry Vigneron took U Pl photo star Steve Ovett abandoned the was anxious to reassert himself, first place in the pole vault, jumping 1,500-meter race because of finished a disappointing 11th in 18 feet, 4Vz inches. In second place Calendars stomach pains while trying to break 29:07.30. was Poland’s Tadeusz Slusarskki, his own world record of 3:31.36. Mike Boit of Kenya was the who m ade it o v e r at 18-2Vz. Weaver’s protest all In vain American Earl Bell was third at 18- In the men’s 10,000 meter?, Por­ winner in the men’s 1,500 in 3:36.38 Vz. f tugal’s Fernando Mamede clocked following the withdrawal of Ovett "Millard, Tammy Millard, Norman Cable, Carin Gocht, Setting an African record in the Oriole base runner from advancing. Weaver 27:22.95 for a European record to with stomach pains. Ovett, quitting Sikh Buth, Ronald Shuskus, Becky Neumuth, Brent Baltimore Manager Earl Weaver and Joe high jump was Senegalese Moussa Trinity to sponsor film sounded off but ump had last word...as usual beat Alberto Salazar of the U.S. after 1,100 meters, staggered over Johnson, Kietha Lawrence, Kathy Lawrence, Jennifer Nolan argue with umpire Durwood Merrill Fall who recorded a 7-5 jump. In the ’The racers burst forth in the 10,000 to the inner grass field of the track The Trinity Covenant Church will sponsor the film Bassett and Cathy Loalbo. over letter’s call of foul tip which prevented and decision stood. with a flash of speed, leading spec­ and lay down for 10 minutes. Later men’s long jump, Laszlo Palocsai of “ Reflections of His Love’ ’ about the ministry of Joni Counselors are Matthew and Roberta Hennigan, Hungary was the winner at 25-8%. tators to believe they would witness he was taken to a hospital where he Eareckson on Sunday at 7 p.m. at the church, 302 David and Janet Prince, Mildred Smyth and Donald Hackmatack St. Hennigan. Miss Eareckson, who starred recently in a motion pic­ ARTIST’S RENDERING OF FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH UNDER CONSTRUCTION ture called “ Joni," the story of a diving accident that Logjam at top shaved . . . building to be dedicated at end of October left her paralyzed from the neck down, tells in the pew Concordia’s events listed R a d i^ i^ picture of transformations in her life. The following events are scheduled at Concordia Miss Eareckson is also the author of two books, legion tacks first loss -TV ^ “ Joni” and “ A Step Further.” The film is free and open Lutheran Church for the coming week: Rookie anthorn in all. Rockville. Betty Lou Nordeen and Sharon Dayton, music; L jn Casperson’s, 7:15'p.m., Conway Diet Institute. Manchester site was chosen, firstround leader, shot an even-par long putts,” said Diehl, whose only Nielson, Jane Helmolt and Shirley Cable, crafts; Wednesday — 12 noon to 1:30 p.m., Bible study, sack Strauss says, because “it is an slated Sunday 72 and was three strokes o ff the pace previous moment of notoriety at Mildred Nilson and Ruth Witherspoon, missionary lunch; 7 to 8.30 p.m., Bible study. excellent location for a church.” while Jay Cudd, another first-day Tuckaway came in 1979 when he program; Shirley Hewett, kitchen; Esther Grandstrom Thursday — 10 a.m., prayer group; 11:15 a.m., care The new building, financed entire­ leader, fired a 1-over 73 and was allowed a local reporter to serve as and Sheralyn Neuner, publicity, and Wendy Smyth, and visitation; 9 a.m., youth m eet at church for trip to ly by the congregation of 500, will be Two soccer games are scheduled four shots back. his caddy. registration. Mount Tom. dedicated at the end of October. It is Twins surprise RSox this weekend at Charter Oak Park's The cut was made at 1-over-par Diehl made an 18-footer and a 35- In charge of toddlers and 2- and 3-year-olds of staff Saturday — 10 a.m. — Old Guard meet at church for a one-story frame building with Bennet Field. 143, and 71 footer for birdies on the front nine This afternoon at 1:30 the members only are Audrey Cutting, Jean Pedemonto, trip to Boston Red Sox game; 8 p.m.. Alcoholics brick exterior designed by ar^tect golfers made and sank a long, curving putt for a “ BOSTON (U PI) - Rookie Frank out six in notching his first complete 4-0 In the fifth. Gary Ward led off Manchester Soccer Club’s A team, Jennifer Bassett and Am y Hubeny. For additional infor­ Anonymous in Luther Hall, 60 Church St. John Matson. the field in­ birdie-3 on the ninth hole td go 9- Viola tossed a six-hitter and Tom game of the season. with .a single, stole second and players 18 and under, w ill face the mation call 649-2855. Summer office hours are Monday through Friday The building Is being constructed cluding defen­ under at the turn. .Brunansky and Randy Johnson Ron Washington led o ff the fourth scored on John Castino’s single to Connecticut Junior Soccer Assn. B from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. by Orlando Annuli and Sons Inc., and ding GMO “ It was a half-moon putt. It must Herald photo by Tarqulnlo drove in fourth inning runs Friday with a double and Brunansky center. After Bobby Mitchell singled selected squad of players 16 and un­ champion Jay have broke about 8 feet,” Diehl said. ground was broken a little over two night to lead the Minnesota ’Twins to followed with a double off the left (tostino to third, Washington hit a Students to go to St. Louis months ago. "The foundation is in, der. Haas, who was SimpSbn, whose only tour victory a 4-1 victory over the Boston Red field w a ll oh an 0-2 pitch o ff starter sacrifice fly to right field. Sunday afternoon at 3 the Baptists plan Bible school and they’re ready to start framing at 139. was the 1980 Western Open, said the Matthew Hennigan, director of youth ministries at WAYNE STRAUSS, FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Sox. and loser Dennis Eckersley, 9-7. One Boston’s run came in the sixth Manchester Soccer Club will meet it,” Strauss said. " ’The building The 23-year- course “ played a litle tough today. Trinity Covenant Church, and 13 high school students Faith Baptist Church has scheduled vacation Bible The triumph was the Twins’ sixth out later, Johnson followed with a when Jim Rice hit a twoout double looks over plans at building site on Hillstown Road New Haven. old Zokol, the The greens got pretty firm because will lead a vacation Bible school for elementary should go up soon now.” run-scoring single to right. and scored on Tony Perez’s double school from July 12 through July 16 from 9:30 a.m. to intthelr Ikst seven games. reigning Canadian Amateur cham­ it was windier, and the wind can be children from July 27 to ^ugust 9 at the Church of the The Twins stretched their lead to to center. 11:45 a.m. at the church, 52 Lake St. . r Viola, 3-0, walked one and struck pion, startled fans and fellow golfers quite a bit of trouble here.” Mastei Covenant Church, a suburban mission outside St. ’The school will feature missionary and Bible stories, About collecting Louis. crafts and refreshments. Lessons will emphasize Chris­ Qot a news tip? 'The students have been working on projects lu earn tian growth. Russ MacKendrick writes about If you have a news tip or story the 3145 each w ill need for the trip via the church-owned Rebecca Frasier, missionary appointee to Scotland, stamps, coins and almost anything idea in Manchester, contact City THE i/.$. Davis Cuppers lead bus. Members of the church w ill contribute to the trip will be guest speaker. All children In kindergarten collectible — in "C o llecto rs’ Editor Alex Girelll at The Janet Coles breezes through a special offering on Sunday. through grade 6 are invited. For additional Information, Comer,” -every ’Tuesday in The BIBU Manchester Herald, telephone 643- I SPEAKS Members of the group are June Bowler, Steven call £ e Rev. James Bellasov at 643-7644. Herald’s Focus/Leisure section. 2711. ■ugsiM thanks to John McEnroe to LPGA Classic lead

One lane of the newspaper ST. LOUIS. (UPI) — John opening set but recovered to save five-time Wimbledon champion WHEELING, W-Va. (UPI) - fiveyear career. Religious Services noted that a certabi dsHtnina- McEnroe gave the United States a 1- two break points with aces in the Bjorn Borg, was not immediately Six of the 82 pros in the field Janet Coles breezed up and down the don, after years of turm oil. In 0 lead in its Davis Cup quarterfinal 17th game and won the set by available to comment after toe hilly Speidel course at Oglebay Park finished the first round at 1-under- 1967 o fficially adopted a match against Sweden Friday with a breaking Jarryd’s seiye for the match at the Checkerdome. in 'a 3-under-par 69 to take a one- par 71 and another dozen finished strongly neo-ortbodox 10-8, 6-3, 6-3 victory ’over Anders third time. “He served better than I thought stroke first-round lead Friday in the the course, still soaked from a FULL GOSPEL (Thursday); 7 p.m.. Youth aarvlca Holy Communion drat and third CHURCH, (LCM, 40 PHkln SL sbaats,. Rav. Dal* H. Gustalaon. theology. An a rtic le in th e n ext pastor. Sunday, 9:30 a.m. Jarryd. “I relaxed in the first set and then he would,” McEnroe said. " I lost ninth annual 3125,000 West Virginia vicious rainstorm Thursday, at par. Andover worship; 10:45 a.m. Sunday INTERDENOMINATIONAL (F riday). S unday.^ Rav. Burton D. Strand, pastor. 9 pastor; Rav. M ichael R. Issue sUted that this church’s I lost my r h ^ m and I couldn’t get CHURCH, 746 Main St. Rav. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, 43 CHURCH OF CHRIST, LydaU am . Holy Conuntmlon, nursery Lohmann,asaociata peeler; Jeff major coocon Is a long-term Eliot Teltscher of the U.S. met 17- most of my concentration and I was LPGA Classic. Among the nine goiters who shot school: 7 p.m. BIbla study and it back where I wanted it,” FIRST CONQREQATIONAL sellowship. Wadnasday, 7:30 Philip Saunders, minister. 10:30 Spruce St. Rav. Richard Qray, and Vernon straat*. Eiigana care provldad. Hanrioka Intam; Rav. C. Henry M in e In membership 600,- year-old Mats Wllander, the French angry at myself because I was not Coles, 27, an avid runner from 73s was one of the four amateurs in CHURCH of Andover. UCC. a.m., praise, worship service and pastor. 10:30 a.m., worahip ser­ Brewer and Stave HoH, m lnlatar*. Anderson, pastor smarHvs. 6 McEnroe said. p.m. prayar maating. UNITARIAN UNIVERSALI8T boo sfaKe i t n . “Open champion, in the second hitting the ball well. I was inconsis­ Carmel, Calif., had to shake off th e event, C a r o l Semple of Route 6 at Long Hill Road. Rev. BIbla study; 7 p.m., dallvaranca vice, nursery: 9:16 a.m„ Sunday Sunday sarvloaK 9 a.m. BiU* am. contamporary-worahip with McEnroe, facing Jarryd for the' PRINCE OF PEACE SOCIETY: East 163 W. Vamon It may be more than coin­ ^ singles match Friday night. tent and I was rushing it. He was at­ Sewickiey, Pa., a multiple Penn­ Richard H. Taylor, pastor. 9:30 LUTHERAN CHURCH, R o u t* 31 service. school; 7 p.m.. Informal worship. classss; 10 a.m, worship; 6 p.m. communion In ohapal; 9:30 am ., some frustration and embarrass­ worship. Wadnasday: 7 p.m. BI­ St. Rav. Arnold Westwood, first time in his career, broke tacking at toe end more than I was a.m. Church achool; 11 a.m. and North RIvar Road. Rav. W. H. FAITH BAPTIST CHURCH, 62 ST. JOHN’S POLISH worship, ohHdran's aarmon, com­ cidence that this marked ^ McEnroe, playing his first match ment as well as the near 90-degree sylvania amateur champion. bla study. Nursery provided for all mlnistar. 10:30 am ., Sarvlo*. and that’s not the way it should have worship service with nursery, Wllkens, pastor. 9 a.m., Sunday Lake SL Rav. James Ballasoy, NATIONAL CATHOUC CHURCH, munion second and fourth Sun- decline began shortly after the rslnce losing to Jimmy Connors in Jarryd’s serve again in the second heat and high humidity as she went Coles, who planned to run a couple coffee hour after service. pastor. 9:30 a.m., Sunday scho^; 23 Qolway St Rav. Walter A. a arvtoa*. ST. JAMES CHURCH, Raw. school; 10:16 a.m., worship sar- Francis V. KrukowakI, Raw, daya nuraary. liberal positlao became domi­ the Wimbledon final Sunday, sur­ game of the second set and went on been at dll.” . after her second victory in six years of miles later Friday night, had a 10:30 a.m., worship service; 7 Hyszko, pastor. 8-SO a.m., mass FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, vlca. r- ■ Hobart Burbank, taam mkilatry; NORTH UNITED METHODIST nant. It Is not that older vived a tough first set -before to win the set in route to the McEnroe served 13 aces in the p.m., evening service. In English and Pollah. SCIENTIST, 447 N. Main SL 10:30 on the tour. total of four birdies during the first Bolton ST. MARY’S CHURCH, Rout* Rav. Edward J. Raardon. Satur­ CHURCH, 300 Parfcar S t The traditionalists have been CHURCH OF THE ST. BARTHOLOMEW’S a.m„ church sarvlea, Sunday . " breezing to the win, his eighth straight-set victory. match to just' three for Jarryd, the round. She had a chance for an eagle 31. Rev. F. Barnard M iller, pastor; day mas*** at 4 and 6:30 p.m.; Rav. Richard W. Dupaa, pastor. turned off — the average She had^to sit through a 22-minute ASSUMPTION, Adams Street at CHURCH, 741 E. Middle Turn­ school, and oar* for small strai^t in Davis Cup singles com- McEnroe broke Jarryd’s serve in SSth-rank^ singles player in the CHURCH OF ST. MAURICE, 32 Rav. John L. Supranant, Sunday maaaaa at 7:30, 9, 10:90 Beginning Juns 6: “Sunday wait after her second shot on the on the par-5,495-yard fifth hole after Thompson Road. Rav. Edward S. pike. Rev. Martin J. Soholaky, c h lld ra n . mendjersblp age baa Increased Hebron Road. The Rev. J. Clifford associate pastor. Saturdsy am . and noon. W orahip tor th* summer ; petition. the first game of the final set and world. she landed a 4-lron shot 12 feet from Pepin, pastor. Saturday maaaaa pastor. Saturday mass a( 5 p.m.; COMMUNITY BAPTIST significantly. The younger peo­ par-4, 365-yard ninth hole landed by Curtin, pastor. Saturday mass at masses at 6:15 p.m.; Sunday rnoRBw. J ant-O n* worahip asr- '; McEhutoe blew a 9-1 lead in the lost only ^ o points on his service in McEnroe was warned just once the pin, but she was forced to settle at 5 and 7;30 p.m.; Sunday Sunday masses at 6:30, 10 and CHURCH, 606 E. Caritar S t Rav. t r i n i t y c o v e n a n t ple are leaving, largely a communications box. After the 5 p.m.; Sunday masses at 7:30, masses at 7:30, 9:30 and 10:48 vles only.“ No'church achool. the set before breaking Jarryd again masse* at 7:30, 9, 10:30 and 11:30 a.m . damns I. Mask, mlnlatar. 6:16 CHUFKM, 302 Haokmataok St because they find no sptrltaial 4 • about .his behavior on tm court, next threesome played throu^ and for two putts and a birdie. 9:1S and 11 a.fn. a m.; Holy Osya at 7 a.m., 6:30, SECOND CONQKEI^TIONAL BOLTON UNITED METHODIST 11:46 a.m . ST. BRIDGET CHURCH. 70 a jit. Church school lor a6 agaa, Summsr bows: 6 am ., morning perspective In the soelar in toe final game to win the match. when he slammed the ball to the the box was removed, she fmished 7:30 p.m . kindergarten through Grads 4 CHURCH, 366 N. Main SL Th* CHURCH. 1041 Boston Turnpike. SECOND CONQREOATIONAL CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST Main S t Rav.. Philip A. Shaildan w o rsh ip a a rv io *; 9 :f6 to 9*,80 a m ., : Ex-rlng champ “It wag not one of my better celling during the first set, which condnulng during Ih* aarvio*:. Rav. LadB* Chapman, pastor. 10 goR iel. the hole with a bogey for a 2-under- On the next hole, a 390-yard par-4, Rev. Marjorie Hlles, pastor. 11 CHURCH, (United Church of OF LATTER-DAY SAINTS, Wood- and Rav. EmlHo P. PadatU, oo- coffaS and f aOowah lp ; 10 a m . lasted 1 hour, 21 minutes. UPI photo 10:30 a.m., Morning worahip, am . worship sarvlo* and church vWhen Gpd.'s Word Is matches,” McEnroe said. “It was par 34 at the turn. d ie sank a 20-footer for the birdie. a.m., worship service, nursery. Christ). Rout* 44A. Rav. Robert K. side Street and Hillstown Road. pastors. Saturday maaaaa at 6 morning worsMp aarvlaa ' nuraary pToiddad. s c h o o l; 11 a m . M lo w s h lp h ou r. proclaimed It w ill not return :]Loughran dead an up-and-down match. ’The giiy The U.S., toe defending champion, ST. QEORQE’S EPISCOPAL Bechtold, paator. 9:30 a.m. Wandal K. Walton, bishop. 5:30 and 7:30 p.m: Sunday maaaaa at But Coles, 17th on this year’s The event’s defending champion, CHURCH, Boston Turnpike. Rev. a.m.. Priesthood and Rsllst 7:30, 9,10:30 and noon. CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE, ST. MARY'S EPISCOPAL empty, but w ill accompUafa Hla played better than I expected. It’s has won the cup 27 times and has money list, recovered with a birdie Church school lor all agaa; 11 CENTER CONGREGATIONAL I- HOLUDAYSBURG, Pa, (UPI)- Rough night Hollis Stacy, seventh on the money >lohn C. HoUtger, vicar. 10 a.m„ a.m., worship aarvic* (child care S o d ^; 11:16 a.m., Saoramant JEHOVAH’S wrmEBSES, 647 236 Main SL Rav. Neal* McLain, CHURCH, Park and Church purpose (Isa. 66:11). For the toiu b to come back, and your mind never lost to Sw^en in four Davis Tolland Turnpike. Tuaaday; ssnior paator, Rav. Oaoig* Em- CHURCH. 11 Cantor Straat Rev, ^ I Former world light beaifywelght on the par-4 10th hole and played list and a two-time winner this year, Family Eucharist; 11 a.m., provid e d). M a sting . alraala Rav. Staphan K. Ja ct^ kbigdom to reproduce, it* seed U ndo! wanders a tot more than it Cup matches. CongragaHon BIU * Study, 7 p.m.; mKL mtnlstar of vlaltiMon and sort, raotor; Rav. Fradanok P. Hawaii M. CurU* Jr., aahlor Mike Schmidt of Philadelphia even-par over the rest of the 6,150- was among the group of contestants Nursery program and coffee FIRST CONQREQATIONAL SALVATION ARMY, 661 Main must be planted — that seed ' • champion Tommy Losy^an, a should. 1 can’t continue to play like fellowship. S t MaJ. and Mrs. Arthur Carlson, Thursday: Thaooratle Sdhool outraaoh. 0:30 a.m., Sunday Moaar, asNslant to Ih* raMor. pastor; Rav. Chat Copeland, yard, Robert Trent Jones-designed at 1-under. CHURCH OF COVENTRY, 1171 associal* paator; Rav. CtlHord O. being the Word (Lake 6:11). ; member of Boxiiig’s Hall of Fame, had one of those nighto ogklnst BOLTON CONQREQATIONAL 9:30 a.m., Sunday school; '10:45 (speaking oouraa), 7:80 p.m.; school; 1d:48 a.m., worahip, Summer aarvloas 7:30 am . and that; ’That's not very good at all.” Main S t Rav. BIzabath S. Cain*, Simpson, pM tor amarltus. 10 Christ’s “ fooUab" gospel does ' ; died Wednesday at the age of 79, it San Francisco this week. The course to take the opening-round Among those at 72 were Beth CHURCH, 228 Bolton Center a.m„ hollnaa* maadng; 7 p,m„ Sarvlea Masting (m inistry children’s church and nuraary; 7 10 am . Holy Communion ovary ’ ' ' McEtoroe, who rala^ his singles Interim pastor. 9:30 a.m. Worship training), 6:16 p.m.; Sunday:- p.m „ evening aarvio*, nuraary. a ril. Worship arvloa sanctuary; not quaver before man's ' • was announced Fridhy. lead. Daniel, a three-time winner this Road at the Qreen. Rev. J. Stan* service In sanctuary, nursery care salvation msallno. Wadnasday at 10 am . lecord in ttovis Cop competition to Soccer National League slugger struck UNITED PENTECOSTAL Publio BIMa Laoturs, 9:30 a.m.; CALVARY CHURCH 10'am , Church School. "sophisticated” tbeologyl I Lou^iraji died at the Veterans Three golfers were bunched at 2- year and at No. 5 the leading 1982 ton Conover, minister. 0:30 a.m., provided In Church Lana Houa*. 21-3, will team with PetN Flonlng out, grounded out twice and worship service, nursery. CHURCH, 167 Woodbrldg* St Watohtowar Study, 10:20. (AaaambMs* o l God), 647 E. Mid­ SOUTH UNITED METHbDIST (ICor. 1:133:5) ; Home In HoUldaysburg, about 90 PEE WEE under-par 70 — nine-year pro Kathy money-winner in toe event, two- ZION EVANGELICAL dle'Tum plk*. Rav. Kannalh .L TEMPLE BETH SHOLOM, 400 in the doubles competition Saturday lofted an Infield fly with the Marvin Stuart mlnlalar. 10 CHURCH, 1226 Main SL R*lr. Dr. I miles east of Pittsburi^. ’The cause Mustangs 1 (Adam Newton), Postlewait and fiveyear veteran time West Virginia champion Jane Manchester a.m„ Sunday achool; 11 am., LUTHERAN . CHURCH (Missouri Gustafson, pastor. 0-.30 aid.. Qaorg* W. Msbb, Rav. LawaAo* E. MIddls Turnpike. ;Rabbl against the team of Jmryd and Hans bases loaded In four plate Coventry morning worahip: 6 p,rn„ evening Synod), Cooper and High slraals^ Sunday aMwol; 10G0 am ., aar- M. HI6.9 and 10:46 anC Worahip R ich a rd J . P lavin , la ra a lT a b a la k y . • of death was not announced. A Patriots 0 Alice Miller, toth seeking their first Blalock, and 1974 champ Carole Jo GOSPEL HALL, Canter StrsaL dHKilOFCMRR^ Simonsson. . appearances as Giants topped Rav. Charlas W. Kuhl. pastor, 9 vlos of worahip; 6:30 p.m., MfVtM. cantor. Or, Laon Wind, RabM 'i Meteors 4 (Mike Pascarelli 3, victories, and Cathy Morse, looking Calllson. Jan Stephenson, 10th on the COVENTRY PRESBYTERIAN 10 a.m„ braaklng bread; 11:45 worship; 7:30 p.m., Ubla study funeral service ahd' burial are (Tuaaday); p p jn .. Ladle*’ prayar a.m„ Ohrin* wprahip; 10:16 a.m svsning aarvipa. EMANUEL L.UTHERAN Emantu*. Sarvleas, 6:16 p.m. Jarryd, at 20 toe oldest m«nber of Phillies. for her second win of 1962 and her CHURCH, Rout* 44-A and Trow- a.m., Sunday school; 7 p.m,, ' planned for Monday. Steve Morowsky), Jaguars 0 tour money list, was at 73. (Thursday); 7 p jn „ Man’s prayar Sunday School and Youth Forum. CONCORDIA LUTHERAN CHURCH, Church and,Ch**inut Friday and 6:40 am ., Sahirday. the Swedish team that to without brldg* Road, R*y. Brad Evan*, gospel maating. - X - ', ' ;; ‘ ' 16 — MANCHESTER HBg*ALD. Sat.. JiHy 10. HM MANCHESTER HERALD. Sat.. July 10. 1982 - 17_ • I', ' ncc ■ 't 'V - Scoreboard J>

V'i-.' • ^?f; . Softball By United Press International ■:K. MINNESOTA BOSTON E —Davis. D P—San Francisco 1. L O B - fl25.(B0 West Virginia L P G A Classic ab r h bl ab r h bl San Francisco 6, Montreal 5. 2B— Blue Jays 7-6 ' a I Wheeling. W.Va.. July 9 DUSTY Mitchell cf 4 0 10 Remy 2b 4 0 0 0 Wallach. HR—Morgan (6), Clark (17). (Par-72) Scoring in every inning in a game Wshngt ss 4 121 Evans rf 4 0 0 0 O liver (14). SB-Dawson. TORONTO (JJPl) — Ernie Whitt First round: BmnslcynsKy rf 5 1 1 1 R ice U 9 1 2 0 IP H R E R BB SO 34-35-59 cut short to five, CBT trounced ' Baseball cracked a tw()^Hin homer and Al Janet Coles Hrbek lb 4 010 P erez dh 4 0 1 1 San Francisco , ^ Cathy Morse 3037-70 Barricliffe AmcO last night at Jf^nsn dh 4 0 2 1 Boggs 3b 4 0 1 0 Hammaker 715 6 2 1 I 3 Woods drove in two run* with a dou­ Alice Milter 34-36-70 Laudner c 40 0 0 Hofirnn ss 4 0 0 0 Barr 15 0 0 0 0 0 Kathy Postlewait 3035- 70 Keeney Field, 19-4. ^ - - ' . ble and a home run Friday night to Ward If 4 110 Gedman 3 000 Holland 15 0 0 0 0 1 Kathy Young 3655-71 Swinging big bats for the Bankers V GaettI 3b 4 0 2 0 Stapletn lb 3 0 0 0 Minton (S 15) 1 0 0 0 0 1 give the Toronto Blue Jays a 7-6 vic­ 36- 67-71 Jan Ferrarls were Dave Rohrbach and Cliff Castino 2b 4 12 1 Nichols ccf f 3 0 2 0 ' Montreal «... tory over the Chicago White Sox. Hollis Stacy 3036- 71 T oU ls 37 4 12 4 Totals 32 1 6 1 Rogers (L 10-4) ® ® ? ? f Martha Hansen 34-37-71 Hassett with three hits each and MinnesoU 000230000-4 Dale Murray, 6-3, pitched 3 1/3- NATIONAL LEAGUE Fryman 2 0 0 0 1 1 Barbara Moxness 33- 38-71 John Pizzi, Brude Canty, Tom # ...... By United Press International Boston 000001000-1 T-2:29. A-31,330. innings to notch his third straight Mardell Wilkins 34- 37-71 (L a ter games not Included) DP-'Minnesota 1, Boston 1. LOB— Marv Dwver 37- 35-72 Krajewski and Tom Rudd with two Minnesota 8, Boston 5. 2B-Washington, relief victory with Joey McLaughlin Elast M .J' Smith 34-38-72 each. w W L Pet. GB Brunansky, nice, Perez, Nichols, Gaetti. pitching the final 1 M innings to ' Beth. Daniel 37*35—72 St. Louis <7 37 580 - S B -W ard. SF—Washington. 3037- 72 Bob Walsh paced the losers with gain his fifth save. Jane Blalock Philadelphia « 37 540 1 IP H RERBBSO Padres 5-3 Lori Garvaez 3036-72 two safeties. PIttsbureh 42 40 512 4 Minnesota ^nnie Lauer 3036-72 Montreal 42 41 506 4V^ Viola (W 35) 9 6 1116 4033-72 NEW YORK (UPI) - Terry Rohin Walton INDY N ew York SB 46 .462 9 Boston Dianne Dailey 37- 35-72 Chicago 34 S2 5 » 14 Eckersley (L 0-7) 9 12 4 4 Kennedy’s RBI single in the seventh Alison Shearo 3034- 72 Thirty five base hits, 15 runs and B alk-V iola. T—2:19. A-275W- inning scored Tim Flannery with the - Svlvta Ferdon 36- 30-72 five errors helped make it a scorer’s 51 31 .622 - 3036-72 Atlanta tie-breaking run Friday night, lif­ Carole Jo Callison nightmare last night at Robertson ^ n Diego 40 94 590 2V% GoH Alexandra Reinhardt 3036- 72 Los Angeles 45 40 520 7^ ting the San Diego Padres to a 5-3 Judy Clark 38- 35-73 Park as Main Pub outlasted Glenn San Francisco 41 45 .4H 12 victory over the New York Mets in Pal Mevers 3035- 73 Houston 35 47 .437 16 Vicki Tabor 3037- 73 Construction, 15-10, Cincinnati 32 51 5B6 19Mi the first game of a double header. Kathy Martin 3035-73 John Madden completed the hit­ Friday's Results The victory was the Padres’ sixth Beverly Klass 37- ting 30-73 cycle with a single, double, tri: Chicago 12, Cincinnati 0 Be«kv Pearson 39- 30-73 San Diego 5, New York 3, 1st game in a row while the loss was the Jan Steplicnson 37- 30-73 pie and homer for the winners. Dave San Diego at New York. 2nd game seventh straight for the Mets. ,i-(’arol Semple 38- 35-73 Brannick lashed out four hits and San Francisco 3. Montreal 2 By United Press International Martv Dickerson 37- 36-73 * Atlanta 6, Pittsburgh 4 Flannery opened the seventh with C50.000 Greater Milwaukee Open Sue Erl I 38- 36-74 Steve Crispino three, including a Los Angeles at Philadelphia a single off Charlie Puleo, 6-6, and At Franklin. WIs., July 9 Janet Alex 37-37-74 homer. Ed Sadlowski, Brian Moran St. Louis at Houston moved to second on Puleo’s balk. (Par-72) Linda Hunt 37-37-74 and Scott Hanson each collected two Saturday’s Games First round; Sandra Post 37- 37-74 (All Times EDT) After Flannery moved to third on Terrv Diehl 6559-134 Kellv Fuiks 38- 36-74 hits in the success. Cincinnati (Berenyi 5-8 and Leibrandt Sixto f.excano’s long fly, Kennedy Dick' Zokol 6559-134 Carolyn Hill 37-37-74 Best in defeat with the bat were 3-4) at Chicago (Noles 5-7 and Kravec 1- Scott Simpson 65-7D-135 Marlene Hagpe 37-37-74 0), 2, 1:05 p.m. f irst Game hit his single to left field. Mark I.ye 6057-136 Jerilyn Britz 37-37-74 Dave Viara and Jody Novak with 6858-136 Los Angeles (Welch 05) ^Phlla- SAN DIEGO NEW YORK New York overcame a 3-0 deficit Wayne Levi Shelley Hamlin 37-37-74 homers and Randy Smith, Steve 6750-136 d e l^ ia (nuthven 6-7), 7:06 p.ipT ab r h bi ab r h bi Jini Colbert Susie M cAllister 3038- 74 by scoring twice in the sixth off 7056- 136 McAdam and Viara with three hits San Diego (Curtis 04) at \lew York Rirhrds If 5 0 10 Wilson cf 3 010 Calvin Peete Barbara Mizrahir 35- 39-74 67- 70-137 (Falcone ^ ) , 7:95 p.m. Flannrv 2b 4 12 0 Bailor 3b 3 10 1 starter Chris Welsh. After one run Bill Calfee Lynn Adams 39- 36-75 and Jim Mistretta with a pair. ^ n Francisco (Laskey 75) at Montreal Templfn ss 4 1 1 0 Yongbld 2b 0 0 0 0 Jeff Thomsen 7057- 137 Nancy Rubin 37-38-75 scored on Bob Bailor’s infield 65-72-137 (Gullickson 55), 7:35 p.m. Jones rf 3 110 Foster If 4 0 10 David Edward Heverlv Huke 37-38-75 NORTHERN CATHLEEN NUTTER OF NEW YORK Pittsburgh (Robinson 05) at Atlanta Lezeann rf 5 0 11 Klngmn lb 4 0 11 grounder and a second on Dave Victor Regalado 7156-137 lx>ri iluxhold 3037-75 showed way among high school entrants In shot put (P. Nlekro 65), 7:40 p.m. Kennedy c 5 13 2 Valentin rf 4 110 Kingman’s single, Floyd Chiffer, 4- Jay Cudd 65- 73-138 f ’athv Reynolds 37- 30-75 Two big innings — six runs in the St. Louis (Forsch 6-4) at Houston (J. Perkins lb 4 0 10 Hodges c 4 0 10 Andy Bean 66- 70-138 \’icki Singleton 38- 37- 75 A 68- 70-138 fourth and seven in the’ sixth Niekro 7 5 ), 8 :S p.m. Salazar 3b 4 10 0 Backmn 2b 4 0 0 1 1, relieved Welsh. Roger Maltbie •loyce Kazniierski 37- 30-75 7058- 138 paced Town Employees to an 18-7. Sunday’s Games Welsh p 2 0 12 Gardnhr ss 2 0 0 0 When the Mets threatened in the Dave Stockton Brenda Goldsmith 36- 30-75 68- 70-138 Los Angeles at Philadelphia % Chiffer p 10 0 0 Rajsich ph 10 0 0 Morris Hatalsky Silvia Bertolacf ini 4(b30-75 verdict over Bob & Marie's Pizza; eighth on Mookie Wilson’s leadoff 69- 70-139 ' t j • San Diego at New York DeLeon p 0 0 0 0 Mnxwsk Sb 10 0 0 Jay Haas Dot Germain 38- 30-76 entry last night at Robertson Park; San Francisco at Montreal I^ le o p 2 1 1 0 single and a hit batsman, Luis Bod Tway 88-73-139 Pattv Haves 39- 37-76 M • • .‘ ■' i'mSf 68-71-139 Cincinnati at Chicago Jorgnsn ph 10 0 0 Andv North Deanie Wood 38- 38-76 Two hits were produced by Bill DeLeon replaced Chiffer and earned 66- 71-139 ' 1 , St. Louis at Houston Allen p 0 0 0 0 MarV, McCumber Debbie Austin 37- 30-76 08-72-140 Frattaroli-, Dave Walsh, Steve Pittsburgh at Atlanta Totals 37 5 11 5 T o U ls 33 3 6 3 his eighth save with two innings of Mark Pfeil Barbara Barrow 3041-76 6071- 140 San Diego 000 300101- 5 Bobby Cole Unsev Bartlett 41-35-76 .Koski, Mark Lappen, John Mum- hitless relief. 8071- 140 .AMERICAN LEAGUE N ew.. York 00001200CH3 Mike Morley <'aroju ciharbonnier 37-3076 ford. Kelly Sweeney and Greg Lukas By United ^ess Internationa) E—Bailor. Lezeano, Templeton, Flan­ Phil Hancock 7159-140 Katin Hite 3041-77 (L ate night games not included) nery. DP—San Diego 1, N ew York 1. George Cadle 7150-140 Muilc Breer 41- 30-77 of the winners. Frattaroli had the East LOB—San Diego 11. N ew York 5. 2B— Gary Halberg 7159-140 Patti Riyzo 40- 37--77 GB Braves 6-4 only homer. W 1L Pet. Jones. Hodges. SB—Richards 2. Tem ple­ Skeeter Heath 7070140 Amf'lia Horer 40- 37- 77 Boston 4B 36 .578 — 7258-140 Dennis Miller and Bob Renino ton 2, Salazar. S—Welsh. Steve Melnyk Lynn Stroney 4057-77 Milwaukee 45 35 .563 Wi IP H RERBBSO ATLANTA (UPI) — Larry Tommy Valentine 7258-140 Debbie Massey 4150-77 collected two hits each for Pizza. Baltimore 42 37 .532 4 7070- 140 San Diego Whisenton laced a two-run single to Mark Calcavecchia Cind> Lincoln 3040-77 Detroit 40 39 .506 6 Welsh 515 5 3 2 1 1 Fiori 7358-141 Coition Walker 37- 40-77 cap a three-run fifth inning Friday 7071- 141 FAST PITCH New York 39 39 .500 6 ^ Chiffer (W 4-1) 125 1 0 0 0 1 Dan Pohl LeAnn ( ’assaday 42- 30-77 6072- 141 Erupting for 13 runs in the first in­ Geveland 38 41 .481 8 Del.eon (SB) 2 0 0 0 0 0 night that carried the Atlanta Gary Koch Vivian Brownlee 3859-77 67- 74-141 Toronto 37 45 .451 10^ New Y'ork Tim Norris 'n»crese Hession 41- 30-77 ning last night at Charter Oak, the Braves to a 6-4 come-from-behind 71-70-141 West Pulen (L 65) 7 9 4 4 5 6 Mark Hayes Elaine Hand 40- 38-78 — Bluejays trimmed the Hawks, 28-12. Kansas City 47 34 .580 Allen 2 2 110 1 victory over the Pittsburgh Pirates. Dong Tewell 6073- 141 Sharon Barrett 41- 37-78 California 46 37 .554 2 Chiffer pitched to 2 batters in 8th. With Pittsburgh leading 4-3 in the Ed Dougherty 071-141 a-Tammie Green 4157-78 Laura Southwick, Kris English b a t t le 45 38 .542 3 HBP-by Chiffer (Bailor). Balk-Puleo. Brad Bryant 8072- 141 Dt'hliie Skinner 39- and 30-78 Sandy Wilson each collected Chicago 43 37 .538 9/a T-2:39 fifth inning, Atlanta scored three John Mahaffey 8072- 141 Sidney Cunningham 38- 40 -78 Oakland 37 48 .435 12 runs off loser Rick Rhoden, 5-8. With I.arrv Ziegler • 7359-141 Kellii Dougherty Rinkcr 42- 36-78 three hits for the winners while Lisa Texas 33 44 .429 12 Michael Branan 7457^141 40- 39-79 CINCINNATI CHICAGO P»*pgy Conley Nason had four and Cindy Boulay a Minnesota 27 SB .318 22 one out Glenn Hubbard and Chris Charles Coody 7073-542 30-40-79 ab r h bi ab r h bi Catherine Diiggan Friday's Results 1,vn Lott 71-71-142 40-40-80 pair for the Hawks. Walker If 4 0 0 0 Sandbrg 3b 4 2 10 Chambliss singled and Dale Murphy Mindy Moore Texas 3, Detroit 2, 1st game Jim Dent 71-7^-14^ 42- 39-81 Krnehr 2b 3 0 10 Kenndy 2b 5 11 0 followed with a double to left to Sue Fogleman Standings — Orioles 5-1, Eagles 3- BOB HOBSON OF UCONN SAILS OVER BAR Detroit at Texas, 2nd game, night j o 6074- 142 40- 41-81 Cimcprn ss 4 0 10 Bucknr lb 5 3 2 2 I ' Elder Ab'C Hilzman Toronto 7, Chicago 6 score Hubbard. Afte^ Bob Horner Jfidie Mudd 67-75-142 41- 40-81 3, Bluejays 2-3, Hawks 1-4. I^ndsty 2b 0 0 0 0 Durham rf 2 2 2 0 Millie Keeter . . . winning high Jump with leap of 2.14 meters Minnesota 4, Boston 1 71- 71-142 44-30-82 Cedeno cf 4 0 0 0 Morelnd If 3 0 10 was intentionally walked to load the Uarrv Mize Jnan Joyce WEST SIDE Kansas City at Milwaukee, night B H Sikes 72- 70-142 39- 44-83 Drels.sn lb 3 0 0 0 Morales c f 1 1 1 3 Sue Bennett New York at California, night > bases, Whisenton followed with a Bill Sander 72-70-142 43- 40-83 Neither team got tired but there Bench 3b 2 0 0 0 Woods cf 5 22 3 Nancy Maunder Cleveland at Seattle, night Gary McCord 7458- 142 41-40-83 was plenty of running last night at Oesler 2h 2 0 0 0 Davis c 3 1 1 2 tworun single to right to help a Begina Piatt Baltim ore at Oakland, night Eric Batten 7073-142 41-42-83 Hoshidr rf 4 0 10 Bowa ss 4 0 2 1 •a Vickie Moran Pagini Field when Police outlasted Saturday's Games reliever Carlos Diaz, 2-0, to the Jack Renner 8073- 142 Trevino r 3 0 2 0 Jenkins p 3 0 0 1 a amateur (All Times EDT) 71-71-142 the Elks, 15-14, a game that Shirley p triumph. Howard Twitty Minnesota (Castillo 4 5 ) at Boston 2000 71-71-142 BiiMner ph 1000 Frank Conner produced 37 base hits. 19 by the (Hurst 2 5 ), 2:20 p.m. 7359-142 Harris p Clarence Rose Baltim ore (D. Martinez 9 5 ) at Oakland 0000 71-71-142 losers. Hayes p 0 0 00 Dale Douglass (Underwood 4-4), 4:(B p.m. Gavin Levenson 71- 71-142 m Tolals 32 0 5 0 T oU ls 35 12 13 12 Ted Krysicwicz and Pat Reeves Detroit (W ilcox 65 and Morris 0 0 ) at Dave Hill 6074-143 Cincinnati 000 000 0 0 0 - 0 Giants 3-2 Littler leads Texas (Matlack 45 and Hough 75), 2, Tom Chain 7070- 143 each lashed out three hits for the Chicago 10100e62x-12 6:35 p.m. Mike Hill 72- 71-143 E—Con•.r-joncepclon, Oester. LOB—Cincinnati winners and Sandy Ficar, Larry Chicago (Koosman 25) at Toronto MONTREAL (UPI) - Joe Curt Byrum 7073-143 PORTLAND, Ore,.(UPI) - Gene 7. Diirago 8. 2B-Sandberg, Moreland. Wilson, Rick Smith and Marty Jor­ (Gott 15). 7:90 p.m. 72-71-143 Herald photos by Al Tarquinio Bowa 2, Buckner. 3B-Morales. HR— Morgan and Jack Clark cracked Alan M iller ^ Littler fired a 2-under-par 69 Friday Kansas City (BlueDue 65) at Milwaukee Tim Simpson 7459- 143 dan each were in the two-hit group. Woods 13). SB—Trevino. Concepcion. SF -V (Lerch 55). 8:30 p.m. sixth-inning home runs and Atlee I/)n Nielsen 72-71-143 for a total of 142 and a one-stroke '-Jenkins. Best in defeat with the bat were New Yorlc (Guidry 85) at California 6?-76-143 IP H RERBBSO Hammaker and three relievers Ronnie Black lead in the U.S. Senior Open golf (Forsch 7-7, p.m. 72-71-143 Doug Downham with four hits and it Cincinnati Lindy Miller Cleveland (Sutcliffe 6-4) at Seattle combined on a sixhitter Friday night 72-71-143 championship at Portland Golf Club. Shirley (L 2-7) 6 7 4 2 4 3 B illy Glisson Dwight Downham, Mike Bertrand, (B eattie 6-4), 10:35 p.m. to lead the San Francisco Giants to a 7073- 143 L ittler, Dan Sikes and Gay UNITED ' Karris 15 3 6 4 2 0 Rik Massingale Sunday’s Games 6074-143 Lee Zahada. Ron Tedsco and Ray Hayes 125 3 2 .2 2 2 3-2 victory over the Montreal Expos. Charles Krenkel Brewer all broke par in the second Chicago at Toronto 72-71-143 (V ira g o Dave Eichelberger Slater with two bingles each. TECHNOLOGIES Minnesota at Boston With Montreal leading 1-0, round and were the only three Jenkins (W 65) Did not qualify C r Kansas City at Milwaukee 9 5 0 0 2 7 TO-74-144 Standings — Buckland 9-1, Purdy PETER ANTHONY OUTDUELS MARK SKEHAN TO WIN 1,500 METERS WP-Shlrley. T-2:30. A-14.»l. Morgan opened the sixth with his Don Levin players in a field of 150 contestants PRATT&WHITNEY New York at California 72-73-144 8-1, Elliott 7-3, Ward 6-4, Belliveau sixth homer of the season, a shot Doug Black to do so. Brewer had a 70 Friday to . . . South Windsor runner also captured top-honors In 800 meters Baltimore at Oakland John Mazza 7074- 144 5-5, Police 3-6, Red Lee 1-9, Elks 0- Cleveland at Seattle over the right field wall off starter 74-70-144 PITTSBURGH ATLANTA Ron Streck bring his total to 143 going into Detroit at Texas, night 72-73-144 10. ab r h bi ab r h bi and loser Steve Rogers, 10-4. Clyde Rego Bruce Devlin 7071- 144Saturday’s third round. Moreno c f 4 12 2 Wshngtn rf 4 0 0 0 Hammaker went 7 1-3 innings to 72-72-144 R ay 2b 3 0 1 0 Hubbrd 2b 4 12 1 Rojjer Calvin improve his record to 6-5. Jim Barr, J eff Sanders 72-73-144 Madick 3b 4 12 1 Chmbls lb 4 1 1 0 72-73-144 Thmpsn lb 4 0 10 Murphy cf 4 12 1 Steve Benson Al Holland and Greg Minton, who 7073-144 . Parker rf 4 0 10 Homer 3b 3 1 1 0 Kermit Zarley Red Sox, Clear 67-77-144 Easier If 3 1 1 1 Whisntn If 3 1 1 2 pitched the ninth fo his 15th save, Barney Thompson 71- 73-144 .1 5 " Lacy pr 0 0 0 0 Benedict c 4 0 1 1 finished up for the Giants. Robert Thompson Tennis Pena c 4 0 0 0 R am irz ss 3 1 1 1 Forest Fezzler 72- 73-144 reach agreement Berra ss 4 1 1 0 Walk p 0000 Rod Curl 7073-145 Rhoden p 2 0 0 0 Porter ph 1000 Mike Reid 7075- 145 BOSTON (U P I) — The Boston 7650-145 Rom o p 0000 Diaz p 1000 Cards 3-2 Kenny Knox Red Sox Friday announced the team Davis ph 1 0 0 0 Smith ph1000 Beau Baugh 7070- 145 74-7^146 Guante p 0 0 0 0 Bedrosin p 1 000 Jack Newton has reached an agreement “ in prin­ Thomas Gray 74- 7t-146 Stargell ph 10 0 0 HOUSTON (U P I) - George Hen­ ciple” to a multi-year contract with By United Press International Vance Heafner 67-70-146 Totals 34 4 9 4 T oU ls 33 6 9 6 drick hit his 13th homer and Keith 7073-145 Davis Cup ()uartcrfinaSs PifUhurgh 130000000-4 Brien Charter all-star right-handed reliever Mark 72-73-145 At Brisbane Atlanta , 001230 00 x-6 Hernandez singled home the win­ Bruce Douglass 6077-146 Clear. Australia 2, Chile 0 Fi—Ramirez. D P—AtlanU 2. LOB— ning run in the sixth inning Friday Wally Armstrong 71- 75-148 John Fitzgerald. Australia, del. Richard Pittsburgh 5, Atlanta 6. 2^Murphy 2. Rick Borg night to give the St. Louis Cardinals 75- 71-146 Acuna. Chile 88. 7-5. 6-1; Mark CHICAGO TORONTO Ramirez, Homer, Benedict. HR—Madiock Ed Felser ‘ Edmondson. Australia, def. Pedro Rebel- ab r h bi ab r h bl David Sann 74-73-148 (8>. Easier (7), Moreno (3). SB— a 32 victory over the Houston ledo, Chile 01. 02. 03 R Law cf 4 0 0 0 Garcia 2b 3 0 1 0 Mndiork. Parker. Astros. Gary Tlnns At Paris Bemzrd 2b 4 0 0 0 Hrnndz 3b 2 0 0 0 IP H RERBBSO G reg Afttuns France 1. Czechoslovakia 0 7073-146 Kem p If 41111 1 1 1 Revnw lb 4 0 11 Plltshureh The Cardinals snapped a 1-1. tie Al Gelberger Yannick Noah. Franco, def. Tomas' 7073-146 LITTLE Lozinsk dh 5n 1 3______1 Bonnell c f 4 0 0 0 Rhoden (L 55) 415 9 6 6 2 2 Bill Buttner Smid. Czechoslovakia. 6-3. 5-7, 65. 48, 6- with a pair of runs in the sixth. Tom­ 72- 74-148 M LeFlore pr 0 10 0 Upshaw dh 4 0 10 Romo 125 0 0 0 1 2 Skip Dunaway 3 .Ivan Lendl. Czechoslovakia. Thierry my Herr singled and scored on Dana Quigley 7073-146 Baines ri 5 0 3 2 P ow ell rf 2 2 2 0 Guante 2 0 0 0 0 3 LEAGUE Tulasne. France. 65. 48. 6-3. 9-11, 2-1 4 1 1 0 Barfield rf 2 0 0 0 Antonio Certa 7071- 146 Fisk c AtlanU Willie McGee’s triple. Hernandez (called, darkness.) 4 1 1 2 Scott Watkins 71-75-146 Squlilulres lb 3 1 1 0 Whitt c Walk 3 6 4 4 0 1 At Cervia. Italy 42 2 2 then pushed a single through a Barry Harwell 7071-146 VLa'iw ss 3 0 0 0 Woods If Diaz (W 25^ 2 10 0 11 New Zealand 1. Italy 0 4 2 3 1 Jeff Mitchell 7073-146 Hairstn ph 1 0 1 8 lo rg Sb Bedroslan ( S 5 ) 42s0002 drawn-in infield to knock in what Chris Lewis. New Zealand, def 1000 John Schroeder 7073- 148FARM TOURNAMENT Almon ss 0 0 0 0 GrlTfin ss HBP-by Bedrosian (EUsler). T—2:32. proved to be the winning run. Corradn Barazzutti, Italy. 38, 01, 6-4. 0 G ray 3b 8 1 1 0 Jim King 74-70-147 Despite being held to only seven A-2R.an. 7074- 147 3 Adriano Panatta. Italy, led Russell Foley 10 0 0 John Adams hits, Moriarty Brothers trounced Simpson, New Zealand. 04. 38. 78. 2-4 Rodrigz 8b 0 0 0 0 _ , 7071-147 ST. LOUIS ■ HOUSTON Tim Graham Town Fire Thursday night at 'called, darkness.) T o U u 37 6 U 6 T oU ls 34 7 U 6 Cubs 12-0 Lou Graham 7074-147 At Budapest Chicago 800 010 081— 6 abrhbl abrhbi 7074- 147Verplanck Field, 16-1, in a Little LSmiUi U 3 0 10 Tbon u 3 0 0 0 Mike Booker Hungary 1. Israel I Toronto 030 208 00 )^ 7 Gene George 7075- 147 Balazs Taroezy. Hungary, def. Scha- H err 2b 4 1 1 0 Scott c f 4 0 2 0 CHICAGO (UPI) - Gary Wooils League Farm play off game. ^I^ts(xi. Murray. DP—Toronto 1. Bob Ackerman 7074- 147 Y’har Perklss, Israel, 78. 04. 02; Shlomo McGee cf 4 111 Knight lb 4 110 LOB-Chicago 10, T otopIo 8. 8 B - and Jerry Morales each drove in Rod Nuckolls 7075- 147 Dave Campbell allowed the Glickstein. Israel, def. Janos Benyik. Hnindz lb 4 011 Oniz If 4 010 Luzinskl, Pow ell, Woods. l o r ^ Revering. Billy Bassler 7074- 147 Hemlrck rf 2 12 1 Garner 2b 2 10 1 three runs and 38-yearold right- Firemen only one hit, a triple by Hungary, 6-1. 68. 02. m HR-Whitt (7), Woods (1). SB-UFlore. Lance Ten Broeck 6070-147 Porter c 3 0 t 0 Howe 3b 4 0 2 1 Swiss Open S -G riffln . hande Ferguson Jenkins hurled his Blaine McCallister 7075- 147 losing hurler Jason Oatway. Oberkni 2b 2 0 0 0 Puhl rf 4 0 0 0 At Gstaad, Switzerland. July 9 IP H RERBBSO Bob Mann 7075- 148Campbell struck out 13 batters and OSmIth n 4 0 0 0 P u jo li c 20 0 0 first shutout in nearly three years, Quarterfinals Chicago Don Reese 7076- 148 LaPoint p 2 0 0 0 Heep ph 10 0 0 Bill Scanlon. U.S., def. Victor Pecci, Dotson ( L 3-10) Friday in pacing the Chicago Cubs Mike Smith 7076-148 Oatway eight. LahU p 10 0 0 Ryan p 2 0 0 0 Paraguay. 78. 01; Marcos Hocevar, Trout to a 12-0 victory over the Cincinnati Tommy Aaron 71-70-148 John Coleman and Campbell each Brazil, def Sandy M ayer, U.S.. 6-4. 38. Escarrega Kaat p 0000 7074-148 2 2 2 6 2 Larry Rlnker 6-4: Guillermo Vilas. 'Argentina, def. Toronto T oU ls 22 2 7 2 Totals Reds. 7074-146 collected two hits, one of Uie latter’s St. Louis 010 OCB 000-2 Terry Anton Heinz Guenthardt, Switzerland, 48, 64. 7- Leal 4 4 9 3 Jenkins, in earning his 48th career Paul Azlnger 77-70-148 a homer. Triples were produced by Houston 000101000-2 5: Jose Luis Clerc, Argentina, def. Peter Murray (W 65) 3 1 5 4 2 1 Bin Britton 7070-148 E-Hernandez. DP-St. Louii 1, Hous­ shutout, scattered five hits, walked Dan Prior, Todd Johnson and John Elter. West Germany. 65. 02. McLaraln (8 5) 125 3 1 1 Mike Nlcolette 7375-148 ___ 1 pitched to 3 batters In 5tb. ton 1. LOB—St. Loula 6, Houston 6. 2B— two and struck out seven en route to Alpert. W ^Dotaon, Trout. T-5:00. Ar-19.131. McGee. H R—Hendrick (12). 8B -G arn er. SF—Garner. his sixth victory against nine losses. IP H RERBBSO Jenkins’ last shutout came on Sept. First Gam e St. Louis 28, 1979 when he pitched Texas to a KW YORK TIMES EMLY MORNING DETROIT TEXAS LaPont (W M ) 7 Id 6 2 2 2 2 ah r b bl ab r h bl LabU 11-3 0 0 0 0 0 5-0 victory over California. jSports Wbltakr 2b 9 0 0 0 Sample U 4 1 1 0 Kaat ( S I ) I d 0 0 0 0 I HOME DELIVERY Leach lb 4 0 0 0 Stein dh 4 0 0 0 Houston Herndon If 4000 BeB Sb 4222 Ryan (L■ 69)“ 0 7 2 2 2 10 ■;t ;, H UiPrrsb~ “ c 4120 Hoctetlr lb 2011 H B P ^ Ryan (L. ( Smith). WP-Ryan. Rangers 3-2 Now available In Bolton and Manchester I vie dh 3 0 0 0 Sundbrg c 3 0 0 0 T-5:15. A-a.l78. Turner rf 3000 LrPmn rf 3 0 0 0 area. Lemon cf 0000 Wright cf 3 0 0 0 ARLINGTON, Texas (UPI) - SATURDAY Brookna 3b .40U .. 3 0 0 0 SAN PRAKCISCO ' MONTREAL Buddy Bell hit a two-run homer with Women’! Softball Tournament, "Paper will be delivered by 6 A.M. dally. Jonee cf UllO 2000 ab r h U ab r h bl Trmmll as 4011 Jd . 1000 one out In the ninth inning to give the 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. at Fltagerald Wagner ss 6000 LeMastr sa 4000 Raines U 4010 Texas Rangers a come-from-behind Morgan lb 41X1 Taveraa Xb 3 0 0 0 Field and Robertas Park Dally and Sunday delivery available. Totals 33 3 6 3 Tm S s D 3 4 3 , Davu c f 4 1 X 0 WJbnin ph 1 0 0 0 3-2 victory over the Detroit Tigers in One out whoi winning run acored Soccer at li30,— aMCniet Field Same day early morning delivery. Detroit r OOOQUOOIK3 '(3ark rf 41XXOateaIb 0000 the first game of a Friday night RSmith lb 3000 Dawson cf 4 1 0 0 Legion vs. Rockville, S — Morlar- Texas 100QOO(Nfr-3 double-header. E-Hoetletler. LOB-Detrolt 7, Tetaa 3. Bergmn lb 00 00 Oliver lb 4 1 X 1 ty Field Papers available are: 3B-BeU, LanParrish, Jones, Saimde. HR May 4000 Carter c 4011 Pat Underwood coasted into the Sununn U 3000 Wallach 3b 4010 New York TYmaa Wall 8tr— t Journal -B en (10). _ .WobUrd U lOOOCnmart rt 4000 ninUi with a two-hitter but Billy SUNDAY : IP H RE»BB80 O 'M ally 3b 3000 ^ e r as 3 0 1 0 Sample led off with a double, Women*! Softball Tournament, Tho Boston Qlobo Banona Detroit ' VI Undenrood 8 S 1 X 1 1 Hamnur p XOOORogera p 1000 bringing in reliever DaVe Tobik, 2-3. 10 a.m. at Fitsgerald Field and Naw York Dally Nawa Tdtdk (L 14) 14 1 1 1 0 0 B arr p 0 0 0 0 Nonnn m 10 0 0 Texas Holland p 0 0 0 0 Prynoan p 0 0 0 0 One out later. Bell hit a 1-0 pitch Robertson Pgrk. Other gamee /■ . I • Butcher 814 4 8 2 2 3 Kulnar ph 1 0 0 0 down the left field llne^to make a , UPSET WINNEPi WALT TULU8 M lnun p 0 0 0 0 ‘ tbrougfaont day. Finals at 4il4 at MIKE O’SHEA WINS 10-K RUN TRIPLE JUMP SPECIAU8T HERB DAVIS Darwin (W U ) 325 1 0 0 1 1 To4alt 32 3

MANCHESTER HERALD, Sat- July 10, 198? - 19 18 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Sat.. July 10. 1968 HniERTISIIIG 2711 MTES Classified Minimum Charge 22— Concfominiums TAG SAtE SIGNS 23— Homes for Sale 35— Meetlng-Plumbing '* 46— Sporting Goods S8— Misc for Rent 15 W ords MQTICE8 EWIPI.OYMBNT 47— Garden Products 1 2 :0 0 nooa the day 24— LotS'Land for Sale 36— Flooring 88^-Homee/Apts. to Stupe 25— Investment Property 37— Moving-Trucking-Siorage48— Antiques ' Aire things piling up? Then why not have a TA G SALE? The best way to an­ before publication. 1— Lotl and Found 13-Haip Wantod 38— Services Wanted 49— Wanted to Buy AUTOMOTIVE PER WORD PER DAY 2*>Ptr8onait l4»Butineas Opportumtias 26— Business Property 27— Resort Property SO^Produce nounce It, Is with a Herald Tag Sale Classified Ad. When you place your ad, 3— AnnouAcemenu 15— Situadori Waniad 1-2 D A Y S .... 15c Deadline (or Saturday is 28— Real Estate Wanted MI8C. FOR SALE RENTALS 61— Autos tor Sate ...... vou’ll receive ONETAG SALE SIGN FREE, compliments of The Herald. 12 noon Friday; Mon­ .62— Truchi tor Sal# \. 3-5 DAYS . ...14® EDUCATION MI8C. SERVICES 52— Rooms for Rent 63— Heavy Equipmani for Sala day's deadline is 2:30 40— Household Goods 64— Motorcycies-fiicycles 6 DAYS .13® 41— Articles for Sale 53— Apartments for Rent FINANCIAL 16— Private Instructions 85— Camper e-Trailers-Mobile 31— Services Offered 42— Building Supplies 54— Homes^tor Rent Friday. 10— SchooiS'Ciassas Homes 26 D AYS...... 12® 32— Pamiing-Papering ^ 43— Pets-Birds-Dogs 55— ORiees-Siores tor Rent Phone 643-2711 8— Mortgage Loane 20— Inairucttons Wanted 58— Resort Property for Rent 68— Automotive Service 9— Parsonal Loans * 33— Building-Contracting 44— Musical Instruments 67— Autos tor Rent'Lease HAPPY /VOS $3.00 PER INCH 34— Roofmg-Sidmg 45— Boats 5 Accessories 57-Wanted to Rent '' CALL 643-2711 OR STOP IN AT OUR OFFICE 1 HERALD SO., MANCHESTER 10— Iniuranca ^ REAL ESTATE

.•••••••••••••••••••••••• eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee •••«i#eeoeeeeeeee*ee«eee •••••••••••••••••••••••• Artletae for Solo 41 Free Cfaeefffsd Ada T A G SA LE8 LoH-Land for Sale 24 . Building Conmctfng 33 PrgtSfca ' SO Apartmenfs lor A M 03 AfolDreyc/M-Atoyc/M 04 eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee •••••••••••••••••••***** •••••••••••••••••••••••• LARGE CONSOLE 25” PAIR OF Table lamps - TAG SALE - Saturday a n ^ ^ AVAILABLE August |st - MOTORCYCLE FARRAND cost *200. Asking t^.OO. REMODELING - Cabinete, RCA T.V. *350.00. Sunday, July 10th and t lt C S L spacious redecorated six INSURANCE - Lowest Telephone 646-3336. Metal kitchen base 96 p.m. MOVING - % j nx>m apartment - three Rates Available! Many op­ U U D SA L E Roofing, Gutters, Room cabinet, *20.00. Telephone Additions, Decks, all types Fdmdale Drive. Fumiturw t bedrooms, living room, tions. Call: Clarice or SAVOY. MASS. 649-3751. ^ funifflEs of Remodeling and LOCAL PAWN a o p has 40 golf clubs, clothes and * y 6 u Pick dining room, kitchen, first Joan, Clarke Insurance 10.5 AGI^$8,900 Repairs.' FREE point diamond for sale - more. < floor. No pets. Security. Agency 6431126. ^ .O O t Telephone 649-7373. CHESTNUT COMMODE - At the M75 plus u n tie s. CaU 643 3.7 ACRES-$4^ Estimates. Fully insured. very good condition. *90.00. Telephone 6436017.. TAG SALE - 10-sp e e ^ j CORN CRIB 6754. , MOTORCYCLE 'Your Community Newspaper' Call 6^5555. vacuum^ ^U dren’-« | INSURANCE - For all your ■ n lin . liwl tir pn— ml w m t- bedroom accessories, ai^;} | MANCHESTER - “ Wanted motorcycle needs, call THINKING OF HOME Im- *d*»»»«*«**»*«»« 26 INCH Girl'sGirl’s bicvtbicycle. RIRRY PATCH us.Competitive rates. Urn Immt, tr m U> kw o. laS Iw lots of goodies. July lOUr,-* ; Buekland Road mature or retired people” lir M% HOidw. bl Pittn fin and Rothman Home 10 a.m. 7) Lydall Stredl, f for two bedroom Friendly service. Fine •••••••••••••••••••••••• cle, $35.00. telephone 646- %fa«aaaa«a*aaa*aaaaaaaas M il CHS, N24M.1SI1, » m . ■ ' Service. From Manchester. ' , South WbidMir townhQuse with kitchen companies. Ask for Janet I S I f K , Sm . Fri, ar a 3 v a S 4 .1 6794. Help Wanted 13 Condomlnluma 22 ding, rec rooms, BABY CRIB with mattress 10-8 p.m . appliances, breakfast bar, or Judy. Crockett Agency, •••••••••••••••••••••••• Sm. •••••••••••••••••••••••• » new homes. $45.00. Portacrib. *25.00.' TAG SALE - Enormous! | diung area, laundry hook­ 6431577. PLEASE READ Baby swing *15.00. BOYS 20” BMX Bicycle, PART TIME Evenings - in­ MANCHESTER- Owner Call today for prompt Three families. Colle»M^‘ ups, private basement and YOUR AD teresting work making must sell! Spotless unit . Washers, parts only *10.00. original cost, $129. tibles, usables, antiqueSTY' covered patio! *456 per 1978 HONDA Hawk 409cc. courteous service. Free es­ Completely reconditioned, telephone calls from our with parking. Gas heat. timates anytime.. 846-4144. 646-5652. clothing, tools, jewelry, old - - . mbnUi includes heat and Low mileage, fairring, Ideal for the couple just like new. Huffy. Will many other extras: *1,006. Classified Classified ads are taken new office. Good voice a material, housewares, old hot water. 6434066. KENT 27” to sipeed. sacrifice for $65.00. Call * RENTALS over the phone as a con­ must. Salary, com­ starting out. Earn equity, □ BUSINESS SIDING AND ROOFING - music, etc. u3 Anita Drive, CaU 7439331. not rent receipts. $42,900. $60.00. Also: 3.5 HP 649-1794 anytime. venience. The Herald is missions, and pleasant replacement windows, all T l l e t e e ...... Hartford. July 10-11 MANCHESTER -.J^our working conditions. Work Carsan Realty,522-1605; and SERVICES mower, $20.00. room apartthent, second 1977 750 HONDA Super responsible (or only one phases of remodeling. Free Boaina for Rant...... 82 from 5 pm to 9 pm and Sam 521-8311. ••••••••••••••••••••• 644-8217. TAG SALE - July 10th, 18-”* j floor. *32S'plus heat and Sport, *1700.1979 Kawasaki incorrect insertion and estimates. Telephone 6 4 3 - Doga-BIrda-Pata 43 Saturday morning. Call Servicaa-Ollarad 31 m 78 after 6 p.m., ask for ------g Square dance clothes^Jj* Utilities. CaU 6433379. KZ400, *1,600. Both then only to the size ol TIRES- One 600x13, three MANCHESTER - Nice Mr. Taylor at 647-W46. Mike. YORKSHIRE TERRIER - student refrigerator, bar. -■ room with kitchen excellent condition. 643- the original insertion □ REAL ESTATE REWEAVING BURN 650x13, $8.00 each. Two F six montji male, AKC curtains, glassware'.,'" ' 3V(i ROOMS. Like private 6813. 78x14 $12.00 each. priklleges. Gentleman Errors which do not PURCHASING HOLES. Zippers, um­ R.E. MILLER & SON - registered, excellent luggage, books, toys, muCj\“ S preferred. *59.66 weekl]ekly. home. Working single Ads ••••••••••••••• Excellent tread. Three HONDA - 1978 CR250. lessen the value ol the DEPARTMENT - of an brellas repaired. Window Remodeling, additions, markings. $2M.00. 6433033. more. 30 Saulters Road. P u r it y . Telephone adult, married couple. No 23 jackposts, 47V4 -feet, Excellent running condi­ advertisement will not aerospace manufacturing Homaa For Salo shades, Venetian blinds. roofing, rec rooms, pan­ 1878, children, pets. Lease. 1643 •••••••••••••••••••••••• adjustable $15.1)0. 649-0734. tion, hardly used. Must be corrected by an ad­ firm has an opening for an Keys. TV FOR RENT. eling, gutters, aluminunl KITTENS Two months old. CRAFT SALE - Summer ■ ' 2880. organized individual with a MANCHESTER Marlow's, 867 Main Street. and vinyl siding Installed - Six month old puppy close-out. Prices reduc^,„A MANCHESTER - Room on sacrifice. * ^ . 528-8808. ditional insertion. LEATHER UNED collap­ knowledge of blueprints Northfield Green - Im­ 649-5221. year round. Telephone 649- Shepherd-Collie. Free to on Raffia dolls, silk flow ery Cemerlente Street. *50.00 week- sable baby carriage. Made and the material specs maculate three bedroom 1421 or 649-2954. good home. Call after 4 arrangements, broomS', ly .plus security and Campora-Trallora-Moblla in England. Fine condition, manual. Heavy telephone condo - central air, 2 Vi BRICK, BLOCK, STONE - p.m., 6431404. door decorations. 15 Blis^s,,,;;:; refwences. CaU 644^19. EAST HARTFORD - Large Homaa 68 ' contact and inventory con­ baths, pool and tennis. $71,- Concrete. Chimney CARPENTRY AND $55.00. White youth single Street, Manchester. Satur- ■' six rooms plus, Cape. trol. All company paid 000. Ed Gorman bed headboard. Excellent Three bedrooms, fireplace, 1973 DODGE CAMPER To all home Repairs. ‘‘No Job Too Masonry, Remodeling and FREE TO Good home, two day, 9-2. C O I^ R T A B L E Sleeping 3 \ \ t condition. $30.00. Van - *1800. Good condition, benefits in an air- Associates, 646-4040. Small.” Call 644-8356. additions. Free estimates. black, fluffy kittens. Call room. Parking, working centrally located near Telephone 6431008. (lali 6433108 evenings; 872- conditioned plant. Send (?all Tony Squillacote. 649- 241-6575 or 649-0848 after 6 t a g SALE - July 10t»',rK„' ' adult, no smoking, on churches, schools and MANCHESTER - Autumn Maurhpfitrr resume to P.D. Box 93, C & M Tree Service, Free 0811. p.m. - Sharon. Saturday. Stereo, lamps. busline. CaU 64365% busline. *475 per month 1®4 days. Buckland Station, Street. Absolutely spotless estimates. Discount senior 18 ” LAWNBOY LAWN TV, furniture, bookj;'''.' lus heat and utilities, MOWER- Perfect running X iipralii Manchester, Ctm 06040. five year old colonial. citizens. Company FREE KITTENS - Call 649- clothing, give away prices.,,^ ApartmOTts for Rant 53 gecurity deposit. No pets. 12 50, 1973 NEW MOON, Aluminum siding, three Manchester owned and HaaUng-PlumUng 35 condition. Asking $40.00. 4952. 98 Wellman Road. 9 a.m.-b ' Telephone 289-4084 after 5 with tool shed and patio. b'’ irooms, I'/i baths, eat-in operated. Call 646-1327. Call Tom, 64350®. p.m. Excellent condition. Ideal­ subscribers of p .m . (/' o rui MANCHESTER- One and ly located in Vernon. 872- size kitchen with sliders to two bedroom apartments NEED EXTM MONEY? 14” SET OF wire wheel ” **^'***” ‘ “ ...... deck. $73,900. Ed Gorman LIGHT TRUCKING - Fen­ available. Centrally GLASTONBURY - Six 7179 after 5 p.m. Associates, 646-4040. covers-For Dodge Aspen or wantoa 10 uuy aa rooms. Convenient loca­ Sailing Avon can halp cing. Attics, cellars, gar­ day makes - different deajis located on busline near M&M Plumbing and Plymouth Volare. Good tion, three bedrooms, ages cleaned. All types m il i t a r y a r t i c l e s - and different dealers from j , shopping center and light Intlallon. Call now MANCHESTER - 2 condition. $90 set. 6431260 appliances, waU to waU Helping people satisfy trash, brush removed. Heating, Manchester. 643 American, German and all over the state are at tHft,T,;r schools. For further details □ NOTICES at 846-3685 or 523- Bedrooms. 2 full baths. between 10 and 4. carpeting, garage, their needs and wants ... Picket, Split Rail, Stake 2871. Small repairs, Japanese swords, daggers, Eastern Conn. Flea Market- call.6437157. 9401 Beautifully redecorated. Fences installed. 528-0670. remodeling, heating, (J u n ctio n 31 and 32!**""’ ______fireplace. Telephone 633 that’s what Want Ads are All appliances. Pool. COLOR T.V., $50.00 Double ®‘ ®' The Herald that Lost and Found 1 qaths, kitchens and water Mansfield) every Saturday--- MANCHESTER - Newly *180. all about, Sauna. Sliders to balcony. cast iron sink, $25.00. Cash. 643-0143. EXPERIENCED SMALL LOADS OF heaters. Free estimates! 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. Have yoia.“„k decorated one bedroom •••••••••••••• 10-SPEED Raleigh Grand $51,900. Lesperance Agen­ STONE, trap rock, play Telephone 649-W35. tag sale here! (Set-up, apa'rtment. Access to shop- umOfUeoa-Bloroa caa-ororea Looking, for an DRIVER - for coach. Must cy, 646-0505. Prix bicycle lost - Autumn like to travel and know sand, white stone, loam Flooring 30 a.m.) Public free. Opeiui-; ping centers, buslines and for Rant 55 apartment? Check the Street, Manchester. INDUSTRIAL 24” many vacancies listed in J and pool sand schools. For further details ...... New England area. Send MANCHESTER - Bowers 4800 CFPM. Good condi- Sundays, too. Reward. Call 871-2173, resume to A & A Livery DELIVERED. Telephone FLOORSANDING - Floors please call 528-4196 WORKSPACE OR the Classified each day. School - assumable tion. ^ .0 0 . Golf clubs S erv ice, P.O . Box 48, 644-1775. like new. Specializing in PICK YOUR OWN RED BOLTON - FIVE FamOjl,;^ between 9 and 5 pm or STORAGE SPACE FOR IMPOUNDED; Young mortgage, two bedroom older floors. Natural and irons, bag and balls, $20.00. RASPBERRIES- Bunker tag sale today 10-4. Routq,--J after 5 pm and weekends, RENT in Manchester. No Manchester, Ct. 06040. townhouse, with IVi baths, Call 6437793 mornings. hove something female Collie-Afgan cross. stained floors. No waxing Hill Road, Coventry. Mon­ 85 - jst past A & A Store....■> 6437157. lease or security deposit. Tan-white paws. Found appliances, carpeting, anymore. John Verfaille, Reasonable rates. Suitable TEACHER - English, day thru Friday, 4 to 8; STRETCH YOUR vicinity Lakeside Drive basement and air- 6435750._ WHITE FLEXUM Saturday and Sunday 9 to 5. 118 MAIN STREET - Three for small business. Retail Grade 7 & 8. Half time. conditioners. Owner has A T T IC S , G A R A G E S , Aluminum roll-up awning. BURGER BUDGET by 4 and Island Street. Call 742- 742-8070. Finding a buyer for spoih room heated apartment. and commerclaUy zoned. Conn. State Certification moved and is willing to CELLARS CLEANED - I" excellent condition. Size using one part soy extender 7305. required. Contact Mr. Hot water, no appUances, CaU 8731801, 16 to 5. accept any FAIR PRICE. Light trucking. All types of Qoods 40 54 inches. $35.00. ting goods is easy when yoq;„:: to four parts of meat. Your ...... ygng Harding, Principal, advertise in Classified. security. Tenant in­ PersonalB Gordon Realty, 643-2174. brSsh and trash removed, Telephone 6430222. surance. 646-2426, 9-5 NEWLY RENOVATED taste buds won’t be able to U Tolland Middle School. 875- Call 643-1947, 6432335. 2564 Application deadline. USED One of the nicest thin^'"*’-” weekdays. 310 square feet o ffice tell the difference, but your MANCHESTER - Duplex REFRIGERATORS, MIRROR In maple frame, available. Main. Street budget will! July 14iIn. Position to start with separate furnaces, CONCRETE WORK done - 44” x'38” , $40.00. Ehccellent STOP about Want Ads is their low— w a s h e r s , RANGES - MANCHESTER - Main location- with ampip to sell for September 1st. EOE AITIm cost. Another is their quidt*.” carpeting, panelling, and Sidewalks, patio, walls and Clean, Guaranteed. Parts condition. Floor tole lamp, Street. 2-4 rooms. Heated. parking. CaU 6432891. permanent siding. $^,900. floors. Free estimates. $20.00. Call 6431427. action. “"'f: RECEPTIONIST - Dental & Service. Low prices! Hot water. Appliances. No Gordon Realty, 643-2174. Telephone 875-0572. B D. Pearl & Son, 649 Main CORN CRIB pets. Security. Parking. MANCHESTER - Fur­ INVITATION TO BID office. Experienced. Send RACING COVER, for ■uefcland Rd. Street. 643-2171.______5237047. nished office - tastefuUy Repair of Sidewalks, Bolton resume to Box UU, c/o COVENTRY - Daley Rd. GENERAL PAINTING Ciamaro from 75-81, goes on South Windsor Manchester Herald. SATURDAY, JULY 10lh decorated, all utilities, Elementary School, Bolton, CT. and wallpapering, interiors Fifth Avenue Specifications and bid forms may Unique starter home on AIR-CONDITIONER, 6,000 front end of car, no 10^ p.m. ,, MANCHESTER - Ray­ secretarial services large lot. Two bedrooms, and exteriors. Fast ser­ drilling, leather outside, lor ths first available. Great location. be obtained at Office of L BTU, 115V, 7.5 amp. mond Village - Unusual CRT OPERATOR - fireplaced living room, vice, reasonable rates, ful­ cotton inside, real sporty. 1 Superintendent, 104 Notch Road. Experienced. Contact Ad­ Excellent buy, $75. Also, nstivs brand new" spacious one *1% 6 4 ^ ...... wirto untiiTw large 2-car detached gar­ ly insured. 6439874. $65.00. 6432831. Keep Smiling ministrator, 646-1360. 26” men’s 13speed bike, bedroom tri-level P.M., July 15, 1982. Award to be less than *99°° Be Happy age. Possible CHFA finan­ CORN ______^ Raaorl Properly For $60. Call 647-9104. Of Uw MMon townhouse units now being made on or before July 20, 1982. cing. $48,000. GENERAL LANDSCAPE REFRIGERATOR completed. Available July Root 85 FULL TIME/Part time work - tree, shrub installa- Coppertone. 15 cubic ft., positions. 7-11 store clerk, 1st. Includes heat, hot 1” ” *********V**.!**T** M ANCHESTER - New Manchester area. Apply at w a t e r , appliances, COTTAGE FOR Rent - listing - Charming starter sShJw iii'tfenf.w Sl Artlelaa for Sala 41 p.m. 7-11 office, 690 Ellington c a r p e tin c c a th e d r a l Charlestown, R.I. Call 643 INVITATION TO BID HAPPY home located on a large after 6 p.m. Road, South Windsor. ceiUng witn paddie fan, in­ 4578 or 1-401-364-3347. Tbe Manchester Public Schools 13th well landscaped lot on very 18” MAGNAVOX and 18” dividual basement with solicits bids for PAINT for the Manchester Herald quiet street. Two POISON IVY and other un­ RCA table modelT.V.’s. Zip-Front BIRTHDAY PART TIME help to work ★ hookups, patio, parkihg. AMSTON LAKE - two 1982-1983 school year. Sealed bids bedrooms, one bath, one desirable weeds and brush ALUMINUM SHEETS *10.00 each. Deluxe Ger­ *495 per month. Damalo bedroom, furnished cot­ will be received until July 22, 1982 One Herald Square KAREN , in hay. Apply Peila car garage, fireplaced sprayed with EPA ap­ man Grundig table radio, 3:30 P.M., at which they they will Brothers, 364 Bidwell used as printing plates. .007 Enterprises, 230-A New tage. Three minutes from livingroom, screened proved herbicides. Results thick, 23x28Vi". 50c each, *75.00. CaU M32430. beach. Available July 13 be publicly opened. The r i^ t la Manchester, Conn. 06040 Street, Manchestei^. State Road, Manchester. reserved to reject any and all bids. porch. $59,000. Ed Gorman guaranteed. State licensed or 5 for $2.00. Phone 643 6431®!. 31. *150 weekly. 25 minutes Associates, 646-4040. and insured. Carter Tree FISHERMAN’S *38.00 SpKlficatlixis and bid forms may BABYSITTER Wanted - 2711. They MUST be picked from Manchester. 6434274. be secured at the Business Office, Expert Company, 643-7695. wading boots, size 10, new, Part time for two yoiing up before 11:00 a.m. only. 149 OAKLAND Street - •••••••••••••••••••••#■• 45 N. School Street, Manchester, *15.00. Also, antique children. Bently-Bowers Two rooms, heated. *260 HofflM-Apte lo.ohara 88 Connecticut. Raymond E. Demers, OPEN HOUSE wicker sewing stand, area. Call 649-1070. DARK LOAM - 5 yards moOthly, no appliances. Business Manager NAME ...... Painting-Paparing 32 delivered, $60. plus tax. *35.00. CaU 6435490 after 5 Security, tenant insurance. ROOMMATE needed to 0l3Jn p.m. GAL FOR General office Sparkling, custom built five- Sand, Gravel, Stone & CaU 6%2426 weekdays 35. share bouse on Bolton room Ranch In excellent INTERIOR PAINTING, Trap Rock. Call 6439504. Lake. *250 monthly plus ADDRESS ...... Mortgage Loans 8 work, figure aptitude, INVITATION TO BID typing, customer contact neighborhood. Special quality over ten years experience, BARN FULL of treasures THREE ROOM Apartment utilities and security. features include Andersen PHOTO ACCESSORIES - Telephone 6433960. Sealed bids will be received in the CITY ...... NEED DOLLARS? and other office duties. low rates and senior citizen to trash. Country Barn v?ite heat, hot water, stove, windows, oak floors, discounts. 643-9980. Two Nikon 3Smm film Collectibles. - Sullivan reragerator, carpeting. Se- Office of ihfi Director of General I'roperty owners dial 529- ^11 benefit program in­ fireplaced living room, bullt-ln Services, 41 Center Street, cluding dental paid. Five cassettes and one Contax Avenue, South Windsor. cbQi floor. *285. CenCraUy Aiffoa Far Solo 51 ZIP ...... PHONE. 5553 and ask Frank Burke china cabinet In dining room, 35mm film cassette, $5 Manchester, Connecticut, until for help - good credit non- day work week. Call 289- plus all appliances. INTERIOR/EXTERIOR Open every Saturday and July 21, 1982 at 11:00 a.m. for the PAINTING - Wallpapering each. Two Graflite ^^M urity deposit CaU essential. 2736. This beautifully landscaped Sunday. SURPLUS JEEPS, CARS, following: KIIKNHIIA INSTALL home Is Ideal for small family and Drywall Installation. flashbulb guns, $5 each. TRUCKS Car-inv. value STURM or retirees. Owner will Quality professional work. Call Doug Bevins at ’The WIMM »\VS — SENIOR CITIZEN INFORMATION ON NEW DOUBLE Hung win­ ®143, sold for *100. 603993 finance. Telephone 66&-5176 Reasonable prices. Free ' Herald, 5432711, after 1 ^SFIELD CENTER - CEVFER □ EMPLOYMENT Cruise Ship jobs. Great in­ dow eight over eight, 41w x 0575 Ext. 7816. Call Refun­ come potential. AH oc­ Estimates! Fully insured. p.m. Wfipdsadge Apartments. INKIELil FRO MAINTENANCE S3h. *45.00. Four metal dable. M \CIIINK and TRAILER cupations. Call 312-741-9780 Sal. S Sun. 12-3 G.L. McHugh, 6439321. NSmy renovated, country patio chairs, mesh back The Town of Manchester is an Help Wanted 13 Dept. 2423 - call refun­ 358 Oak St. SWIM POOLS - Distributor sCtlng. Two bedrooms 1973 BUICK AppaUo - AM- must dispose of brand new and seat, *18.00. 6432190. starttng at *285: Telrahtme equal opportunity employer, and TYPE OR PRINT ONE WORD PER BLANK. LIMIT 20 WORDS. dable. Manchaatar FM stereo, new exhaust, reauiret an affirmative action on ground 31’ long pools ,4 f l 3 M or 833-6660. WORK AT HOME jobs VARIETY of perennials, four barreU, 86,000 mUes. policy for all of its Contractors and available! Substantial ear­ LIBRARY CLERK - seven with huge sundecks, safety Into'ior good, some body Vendors as a condition of doing INTERIOR AND ground covers, sedlum, MANCHESTER - RecenUy nings possible, call 504-641- hours per week, afternoons fencing, hi rate filters, rust. *96o or best offer. business with the Town, as per VERNON Lakefront - EXTERIOR Painting and ladders, etc. Asking $ 9 7 8 house plants, cacti,sweddsh dep.orated three room Federal Order 11246. 2 3 4 8003, extension 494, for in­ or evenings. $3.37 an hour. lvy,transcanthia plus four Telephone ^432088. 1 formation. Send letter of application Enjoy yearround recrea­ Paperhanging. Ceilings complete. Financing .PHOTO^UIDE. apartment. Available Bid Forms, plans and repaired or replaced. Free kitchen chairs. Private August 1st. Carpeting, specifications are available at the to Bentley Memorial tion on Middle Bolton available. Call Neil collect EXCLUSIVE ; 1970 OLDS CUTLASS- 95,- Lake. Mahogany paneled estimates. Fully Insured. (203) 7433319. home. 6436486. apmlances and heat In­ (jleneral Services Office, 41 Center 0 SECRETARY - Part time Library, ^ iton . 600 mUes. Best Offer. Call living room with fireplace References. Martin clined. *355. No 4bta. 643 Street, Manchester, Connecticut. 1-5 p.m . E xp erien ced. TWO PAIRS of beaded 649-8069 after e Town of Mahehester, Typing, telephone, make PERSON TO Assist in all and beautiful view of lake. Mattsson after 3:00 p.m., COLONIAL COUCH and 26W, 6435600. Fully applianced kitchen, 649-4431. chair, excellent condition. bamboo curtaina for Connecticut appointments. Please call household tasks - Friday’s doorway or room divider. MERCURY Sepbyr wagon. 643-1211 for an appoint­ screened-ln porch, and Best offer. Must see to ap­ FOUR ROOM Apartment, Robert B. Weiss, 5 6 7 8 9-12 a.m. $5/hour. *30.00 per pair. Telephone 1980. Four speM, four otI., ment. References. 643-7026 after deck. ®9,900 for sale by FRED LEE Painting - preciate. CaU 64369K. second floor, mature General Manager Interior and Exterior. AM-FM stereo radio, fo 3 p.m. owner. Call 6435821. 01307 1 HAIRDRESSER Wanted “ Check my rate before you MOVING - Selling four 8275 pete. R e fe r e n t , security. mUeage. CaU 6431831. BOWLING BALL with 8266 lO-IS part time. Mornings 10-1 BOOKKEEPER part time. COLCHESTER - Settle es­ decorate.'’ Dependable. rooms of furniture. Odds ’n i car. 6431265 case, *10.00. Air- ip-lM4Ui p.m., evenings 5-9 p.m., Fuss and O’Neil, 210 Main tate. 78 South Main Street. Fully Insured. 6431653. Ends and more. For more INVITATION TO BID conditioner, good condi­ Versatile, eusy-sew s e p s ^ M A N C H E ST E R - fm - 1671 MUSTANG Fallback- Saturday 11-3 p.m. Street, Manchester. 646- Two family, five acres! information, call 8437318. rates to mix and matoluu Sealed btd< wlU be received In tbe EXTERIOR HOUSE Pain­ tion, *80.00. Trtephone 647- A basic style for the 9 10 11 12 Experience necessary. 2469 (Betty) E.O.E. M-F. commercial zoned, city balf-sise features a zip- in a classic, good-looking'7 'maculate, modem five Office of the Director of General Call Command Perfor­ water, sewer lines In, gar­ ting, driveway sealing, QUEEN SLEEPER Sofa, 8715. ______front closing and slim­ style. >u»i room, two bedroom a p ^ - Servicei, .41 Center Street, experienced. College ment. Fully appliaS^ After 8 |>.m., 6436740. mance of Manchester, 643 BOOKKEEPER- den, garage, shed, walk to Sealy. Excellent condition, ming seams. „ , No. 8276 with Photlfr.-:; Manchelter, Connecticut, unttl senior, references. Call AIACIC c h e f 33inch gold July 22, 19S2 at SiOO p.m. for the 8339 - ask for Manager. Secretary. Central center. Assumable orinnally will sell for No. 8266 arlth Photo- Guide is in Sizes 10 to 18< x mortgage. Asking *79,000. Peter Krupp, 643-0408.. $ ^ . Neutral fabric. Call gas range. Good condiUon. Gidde is in Sizes 12% to Size 12, 84 bust... blouse;! HONDA’A ^ r d UC. following: Manchester location. Able *30.00 or beat offer. Five anbed, 41,000 miles. N IN K T K K N ( 19) NEWSPAPER DEALER to handle complete books, ed 843‘7913, or *531231. Free estimates. 649-5565. 24H. Site 14V4, 87 buat, 1% yanls 431nch; yestwr, plttutUiUes. I Telephone 640-6409. • 2% yards 454nch. 1 yard; skirt, 1% yards,.' AM-Fm cassette stereo, MiCHOCIIMPUTERS needed In Glastonbury, AR-AP, payroll, etc. 8-4 air, extra snow tires. Manchester High School 13 14 15 16 Telephone 647-9946. • ••••••••••••••••••'••••• THREE PIECE Maple Patterns avaUahls only Patterns available onlfpee THREE ROOM Apartment Tbe Town of Manchelter la p.m. five days. Aggressive SMALL POOL Deck wlUi Excellm t condition. PboiM Building Contraeting 3 3 bedroom set, doable bed, ineUss shown. ineisesehown. centrally located - newer equal opportunlUr emplayer, and company, excellent ladders, *35. Good Ampro ITil iWII ' HOUSEWIVES - Be an KEROSENE ... BEST •••••••••••••••••••••••• ood condition. *250.00. Ts aaiia, • f<®F,'UmUy. AppUancet. r^utrea an attlrnutlve action benefits, medical, pension, pool filter, *35. Good used „ i««i area advisor and earn etc. Apply at 73 Summit WAY TO CLEAN LEON CIESZYNSKI felephone 6431*0*. tra^fooditioaiiig and ' policy for all of Iti Contractor* and ul3” radial urea, four for r ______lice yard, transin^ V e n ^ ^ aa a condlUon of doing extra money with your own Street, Manchester, 8-4 BATHTUB. One of the BUILDER. New homes, -.tw.iMqiBn' .V sasssMnr • ' v' *28.0436008. - . buiine** with the Town, o i per part time job. Need own p.m. very best wayi to clean additions, remodeling, rec FRENCH Provindal ^ fwo 'tkmsiumjifnii ment, laimoiT, storage and ***>]> brakes, n ee^ rooms, garages, kitchens twin beds, box spring and llHSM.sTssmtas parkihg. Security »nd teaST- ..‘ ‘‘“ L iS S S ’ federal Order 112M. 20 car. Salary plus mileage. soap scum and dirt from . o. — f nu,nth; ,*800.00>Telephone6439778. Bid Forms, plana and 17 18 19 remodeled, ceilings, bath mattress, large dresser FIVE WINDOWS, six over NssMrA,r.RyTtMis------20 Hours per week. Call your bathtub is with a cloth six with three track MSI Naas. tUSrm «nk iSf’’- speciftcatlona are available at the tile, dormers, roofing. and n l^ t table. *450.00. CSSt. toisllsninr ssS SUs. i>h.> l8 4 3 6 (W ^ ii 6 p.m. 647-9946. SWIMMING Instructors dampened with kerosene. aluminum storm windows. ^1878 CHEVY Malibu General Service* Office, 41 Center for girls resident earn) Residential or commerr Call 6432248. New FASHION with f a s h i o n Street, Manchester, ConnecUcut. mp in Wash _ away residue. The Price, *90.00. Telephone N ew w ith ' Deluxe - dwgpn, ’ 1 2 7 6 (M I Stafford Springs, Two clal. 643429L______Photo-Guide patterns in Photo-Guide patterns 4h

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