20 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Frl.. July 16. 1982
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Quick now, which stock group is likely to suffer the the various markets — were also explored. On average, the two analysts tell me, each of the Tomorrow’s hot technology plays *‘2 most in any further market decline? chosen companies has the potential to turn in annual You’re on the money if you picked technology. earnings gains of 25 to 35 percent a year over the next That, at any rate, is the view of some savvy Wall ' r RECENT ta r g e ts three to five years. PRICE PBICjK Hazy sunshine, Manchester, Conn. Streeters — given sharp cutbacks in capital spending Primary fields include the ihanufacture of telecom (the mainstay of the technology business), softer than Analogic Corp. 25 Vt Saturday, July 17, 1982 munications and computer peripheral equipment, com Electromagnetic Sciences 12 Vt hot and humid expected earnings because of the ongoing recession and puter software products and services and medical in the fact that most technology stocks sport higher-than- DBA Systems 14 H Single copy 25(t strumentation. Electronics, Miss. & Comm. 10 V medical diagnostic equipment, (2) Information Inter Information Int’l. 10 V* IC Barthel of the Philadelphia brokerage firm of Butcher national, producer of a computer-based electronic op- & Singer, are aggressively urging clients — mostly in HBO & Co. 22 3*: market decline and, moreover, they said that the Dow— iHical system which integrates all preparation and type SofTech 15 stitutional — to start building hefty portfolios of setting functions for the publishing industry, and (3) Analysis technology stocks. about 960 at the time — could possibly tumble to the 830- Intermagnetics Gen’l. 8 Vt 840 range in as little as four to six weeks. ADAC Laboratories, manufacturer of computerized im- Xidex (Torp.. 26 Ml iC However, it’s not the big boys they’re recommending ageprocessing systems and accessories for nuclear (such as Digital Equipment, Perkin-Elmer and Cray It was near-perfect forecasting, as the Dow skidded to ADAC Laboratories 20 % 3«; Research), but rather the peewees (the likes of Surival 824 by late September. diagnostic tx^y-imaging. Valleylab, Inc. 19 V* Technoiogy, Mathematica and Ask Computer Systems). In that very same July ’81 interview, Yashewski and In recommending emerging technology stocks, the National Micronetics 13 V> 26- Gulf war 'Family' As the technical duo sees it, their work indicates that Barthel also came up with a list of what they regarded two analysts flash a couple of warning signals. For one Network Systems 17 % 3(£; the emerging* technology stocks will be the stock as the 20 riskiest stocks on the Big Board. They thing, many are unseasoned companies that are spen Tandon Corp. 32 market's single hottest performer over the next 12 to 18 predicted an average decline of at least 30 percent of ding above-average amounts of capital on research and Unitel Video 6 % months — racking up individual gains of at least 50 per their selections (14 of which were in the technology development. So obviously there’s well-above average Ask Computer Systems 16 2P still has field). risks if any of their corporate fortunes turn sour, Codis Corp. 24 V« 4£ cent, and, in many cases, over 100 percent. Secondly, while the two analysts think their selections "We see these stocks under definite accumulation, " It turned out to be another super predicting job. All 20 Survival Technology 9 20i 'stalemate' are likely to be “super performers,” they also believe Yashewski tells me. "They’re hanging tough. On stocks took a drubbing — with the average decline run Recent price equals The over-the-counter quoted balance, they’re not getting slugged like the big names ning 41 Vz percent. In the same period, the major they’ll be late starters. Any strong advance in the junior bid price. contests technology ranks, they feel, will have to await both the difficult to assess action on the (such as Data General and Computervision) — but market averages fell between 13 and 16 percent. By Sajid RIzvi On tbe basis of those two marvelous predictions — final sell-oxf of the big-name technology stocks (which Target price equals 12 to 18 months. rtkSi ground, U.S. intelligence sources in they’re traveling sideways .. . which is invariably a sign United Press International of strength in a bear market.” plus some other excellent market calls — our two they believe are vulnerable to another 10 to 15 percent Source: Richard Yashewski, Joe Barthel o£;; Washington said the 22-month-old technicians, at the very least, merit a respectful decline) and the wrap-up of the bear market itself. They Butcher & Singer, Philadelphia war that has now shifted into Iraq By Paul Hendrie Why, you might wonder, shouid anyone heed the in Iraq said it launched another Herald Reporter vestment advice of Yashewski and Barthel? hearing. also expect the initial market strength — given an end to pi’Mt major counterattack against the was still “basically a stalemate.” In scoring the over-the-counter market for the best the bear market— to be focused (as is usually the case) The answer: Only if you like riding with a couple of Iranian army Friday and claimed to They said the Iraqis had managed HARTFORD — You would have technology bets, Yashewski and Barthel came up with on the blue chips. have destroyed 75 percent of the thought Connecticut Democrats hot hands. 20 names. (See accompanying chart for specific selec “What we’re recommending is for accumulation, not to push back an Iranian advance The last time I caught up with this technical twosome enemy’s armored forces and moved towards Basra, Iraq’s only Persian - were one big happy family Friday was in mid-July-of *81 (just about a year ago). At the tions and projected price targets.) They were primarily for instant gratification,” Yashewski says of the peewee another sharp decline that should knock the Dow do{& the war back into Iran with air- night, as they opened their state chosen on the basis of their technical strength (essen technology plays. to the 750-780 range by November. And after that — Gulf port, but that the Iranians have time, they stuck their necks out with some bold strikes against the city of Hamadan. regrouped in two main armies north convention with the predictable forecasting (the kind that could make you easily wind up tially stocks that showed clear signs of being under ac As for the overall market itself, the two analysts see kind of news we’ve all been waiting for. ^ Iranian ruler Ayatollah Ruhollah salutes to tlieir ghosts of the past: cumulation). However, fundamental considerations — an imminent “summer rally” which should boost the “By the time Santa comes to town,” Yashewski sam and east of Basra for a major with egg on your face). Khomeini, his troops reportedly assault expected over the weekend. Roosevelt, Kennedy, Dempsey, For starters, they toid me the market faced a severe such as earnings prospects and the potential growth of Dow to about 900 in September. Then they expect "we should have already started a new bull marketZ thrown back by the counter Ribicoff, Bailey and Grasso. offensive, issued a new set of peace “It’s basically a stalemate at the Product packaging conditions that appeared to drop a moment. Both sides have incurred You never would have guessed key demand for the ouster of Iraqi losses with no advantages gained by there remains an eight-way race for President Saddam Hussein. either side,” one source said. secretary of the state, a four-way Though conflicting claims made it race for attorney general and a two- Combat on the fourth day of way contest for governor. Multi-property plastic films “Operation Ramadan,” codename for Iran’s push into Iraq, shifted to House Speaker Ernest T. Abate fHuBCAPS the skies with reports of heavy Iraqi succeeded in winning a chance to ad Cease-fire air attacks against Iranian positions dress the convention Saturday, but promise another revolution on the Iraqi side of the Shatt al-Arab the party leadership made no secret waterway that forms part of the dis about its support of incumbent Gov. violations puted border between the two Gulf William A. O’Neill. NEW YORK (UPI) - and at least a dozen com corrosive chemicals, for refrigeration but is ideal rivals. GOV. O’NEILL, SEN. DODD AND SENATE CANDIDATE MOFFETT The extensive development panies in the United States which a strong, inert as sterile packaging for But Iraq also said its ground . . . march with the crowd into the Bushnell In fact, former Sen. Abraham ORShLi of multiproperty layered build machines for making material like glass is ideal, drugs, hypodermic needles reporteiJ forces resumed their counterattack, Ribicoff — in his cliche-filled plastic films promises coextruded filmt. and there are many and other medical and “contained the enemy offensive and kevnote speech - openly endorsed O'Neill another revolution in the In recent years, two products that do not hospital supplies. By Mona A. Zlade mauled the attacking force.” packaging of foods, phar companies, Composite require the extensive Etiemard said multilayer United Press International A military communique released O'Neill spoke earlier to a rally on maceuticals and hundreds Containers Corp. of Med protection afforde by mul film packaging might even in the Iraqi capital of Baghdad said, Democrafs convene the capital lawn organized by labor of other products. ford, Mass., and Ball tilayer films. ultimately reduce the siK Israel accused Syria and the PLO “75 percent of the combat capability groups. He predicted Abate would These multilayer films, Plastics of Muncie, Ind., Nevertheless, the fact refrigerator needed in ttie of violating the latesi,'‘cease-fire in of (Iran's armor) division was not win the 20 percent needed to- coextruded composites of have developed highly that coextruded multilayer hom e b ecau se maid'y Lebanon Friday with attacks on its destroyed as a result of an ingenious force a primary. as many as seven different specialized coextrusion film can be formed by heat products now in the fa m ^ forces outside Beirut. plan bravely carried out by the Iraqi types of plastics, are film machinery for making and pressure into any refrigerator could be For their part, the Israelis forces.” wiffi call for unity "There will be no September for making big inroads as a a wide variety of small desir^ shape, plus the fact stored on pantry shelve^ tighened their stranglehold on west Iran said Iraqi jetflghters at anyone on this stage," O'Neill said. replacement for glass and containers. Ball is using a that there is no material Beirut, preventing the entry of tacked the Hamadan in western He shared the platform with Senate metal containers — and process developed by Dow *' waste in making it, gives it trucks laden with desperately Iran, killing 64 people and wounding candidate Toby Moffett, may even replace coated Chemical Co. of Midland, a big edge over other Playing bridge needed flour and fuel as thousands 350 others. By Mark A. Dupuis Congresswoman Barbara B. Kennel- paper cartons. Mich. materials. Oswald Jacoby and Alan of demonstrators marched through Iraq said it shot down a U.S.made United Press International ly and Sen. Christopher Dodd. The packages are 75 per David Bernard of Com In the long nm though, Sontag write about bridge the streets to demand food. Iranian jet fighter, the third _ , . . cent or more lighter than posite Containers and Jim Bernard and Vaughn said, — every day on the comics Prime Minister Chefik Wazzan reported Iranian loss since the start HARTFORD — Connecticut Democrats opened their O'Neill countered his image as a glass or metal, yielding Vaughn of Ball told United the abilty of coextruded page of The Manchester appealed to U.S. envoy Philip Habib of the invasion. state convention Friday with calls for unity at the top of bland speaker with a fiesty perfor Herald photo by DeMeo savings on freight and Press International they multilayer film to provide Herald. to persuade the Israelis to ease the U.S. intelligence sources, whose ihe ticket despite a nagging contest for the governor s mance. He removed his jacket, OAKLAND STREET HUBCAP MERCHANTS trucking. Their initial cost agreed with Hill that aseptic packaging may be; 12-day-qId blockade to allow in information was understood to come nomination and wider battles for two lower spots, rolled up his sleeves and whipped up is as much as 50 percent coextruded multilayer film as important as the cost Be informed supplies including medicines. from spy satellite pictures, said The threat of one floor fight at the convention fizzled the crowd. Dwight Yeomans (left) and Doug Yeomans they expected the Iranians to strike as a deal was struck between supporte^ of House below glass amd metal in time could replace near savings. ' stay on top of the news —^ But diplomats- said Habib's containers, and they ly every other type of They said such packaging chances were slim because the next in an encircling pincer move- Speaker Ernest Abate and Gov. William 0 Neill ovm Dodd, on the other hand, was subscribe to 'Hie ment against the Iraqis defending Abate’s request to be allowed to address the 1,300 greeted with a round of boos from require less energy in packaging. not only protects Manchester Herald. For Israelis appeared intent on keeping manufacture. They can be It probably will not be perishable products for up the pressure against the es Basra, delegates. some Teamster union members. home delivery, call 6 I on »M Plane crew knew Britain drafts plan 1 HlOHf ST about ‘wind shear’ to tighten security UMKRATUMS WASHINGTON (UPI) - The crew of LONDON (UPI) ~ Prime Minister the Pan American jet that crashed near Margaret ’Thatcher’s government, still New Orleans got a "wind shear” alert reeling from the scan ^ l that allowed an I j ******* ^ ffw from the tower and discussed possible intruder to gain access to the queen’s UPI W IAIHIM IOTOCA8T » abort procedures before takeoff, an ear bedroom, announced plans Friday to ly analysis of flight tapes showed Friday. bolster security at Buckingham Palace The National Tranq>ortation Safety and appoint a senior official to oversee it. • Board said the crew also heard a second Pf '/OW air traffic control advisory to another Government officials said they departing flight regarding “wind shear” expected the specific plans to be outlined Weather experienced by yet another aircraft. in Parliament Wednesday by Home The information was reieased at a Secretary William Wbitelaw, whose news conference as the board completed resignation is being demanded by several MPs. its first analysis of the two "black w boxes” recovered from the wreckage: Both Mrs. ‘^hatcher and Queen Today’s forecast the cockpit voice recorder, which Elizabeth were understood to be'opposed m to Whitelaw’s resignation, government Saturday, hazy sunshine, hot and humid. Highs in the MM records voices and sounds in the cockpit, sources said. low 90s. Southerly winds around 10 mph. Saturday n l^ t, 'I i and the flight data recorder, which con warm and humid with areas of fog again. Lows 65 to 70. tains information such as airspeed and The new post of security chief for the Light southerly winds. Sunday, a mM iire of clouds and ' OLIVE DEMPSTER, MARSHA JELLI80N, HUGH TANSEY, EDNAH BROWN, JOHN TRIVIQNO, JANET COLUMBIA, aititude. palace will likely be filled by a police of BILL PICANO, EDWARD PUBLO, ficial with the rank of commander or sunshine. Continued hazy, hot and humid with a chance Hartford: ‘T o b y Moffett. I Manehaatar: “ I’m un-, Manchaaton "Bush. His Glastonbury: "It wouldn’t Manchester: "I guess I’d Manchester: ’’Bush. He’s Manchester: “ I really B olto n: "Weicker. I’ve The Boeing 727, flight 759, slammed of afternoon and evening thunderstorms. Highs in- the just think he‘s done a haven't followed too heard the most about into a residential area less than a minute deputy assistant commissioner — decided. I'm not really up policies seem to be good, be Bush because I go with Weicker. He’s a great guy." low 90s. ' good job politically. I don't been pretty good down closely yet. I haven’t rtiade him." after takeoff from an east-bound runway equivalent to brigadier general in the to date yet. But I hear a lot but of course I'll have to wouldn’t go along with his know the others too well." there, and he represents up my mind. They all have July 9, killing all 146 people aboard the Army — the sources said. about Moffett." wall to see him perform. I policies and views. He’s a his constituency very well" their song and dance, and plane and eight more on the ground. Plans to revamp security around the . like his policy on grants Reaganite. Probably queen followed a nationwide storm of Extended outlook tor education.” Motfet." I’ll have to decide which Today In history anger over disclosures that an intruder one's on the level." identified as Michael Fagan, 31, entered Extended outlook for New England Monday through Further hearings On July 17,1936 the Spanish Civil War began. A government armored the queen’s palace bedroom early last Wednesday: set on deer hunt car advances on a rebel position In this street scene In Madrid. Friday and sat for 10 minutes on her bed Massachusetts, Rhode Island, and Connecticut: H a^, before police came to ber aid. warm and humid through the period. Chance ^of thundershowers Monday and again Wednesday. n' MIAMI (UPI) — Frustrated hunters The furor continued after police dis Calendars milled angrily around game commission closed a Buckingham Palace sentry Daytime highs will be in the 80s and low 90s but it will be 7 Soviets say U.S. checkpoints Friday condemning conser Campers rescued frightened off a man.tiding to climb the ('ooler over south facing coastal areas. Overnight lows vationists who won a last-minute stay after dam break policy ‘dreamland’ palace railings early llilirSd'ay. A police will be mostly in the upper 60s to middle 70s. tem porarily saving 2,200 starving spokesman said the man jumped down Maine, New Hampshire: Warm, humid weather con Everglades deer from mass slaughter. MOSCOW (UPI) — The Soviet Union, and ran off. tinuing with a chance of shoWers and thundershowers ESTES PARK, Colo. (UPI) - Rescue especially over the north and mountains. Lows in the Andover "It's (the fault) of those dam n^ peo teams Friday removed nearly 200 in a commentary coinciding with the in 60s. Highs in the 80s to low 90s. ple reading Doctor Suess books that’s stranded campers from a Rocky Moun stallation of George Shultz as secretary Mondiiy 'Vermont: Warm and humid with a chance of never been out here,” said Dave Archer, tain National Park campground where of state, said Friday that U.S. foreign British Rail plans Town Clerk, 7 p.m.. Town Office Building. 19, a hunter from Fort Lauderdale. three people were believ^ drowned in a policy under President Reagan is in a thundershowers Monday and Tuesday chance of Tax Collector, 7 p.m.. Town Office Building. In halting a "mercy hunt” aimed at wall of water unleashed by a collapsed “dreamland.” to replace strikers showers early Wednesday, but-turning less humid. Assessor, 7 p.m.. Town Office Building. thinning the deer population from about earthen dam. The commentary by the Kremlin’s top Highs in the mid 80s to low 90s. Ix)ws in the mid 60s to 5,500 to 3,300, f^eral Judge Eugene A fourth camper was swept away in his America watcher, Georgy Arbatov, IXINDON (UPI) - Backing up its low 70s. Spellman appointed a committee of eight sleeping bag at a campsite about three appeared in the official Communist Par threat to fire 20,000 striking train Bolton wildlife experts to report back to him at miles upstream from the Aspenglen ty newspaper Pravda. engineers, British Rail said Friday it 9:30 a.m. Saturday so he can decide on Campground. It was largely devoted to criticism of was ready to begin hiring and training Mondny their replacements if the strikers do not his next step. Bulldozers and other heavy equipment U.S. foreign policy, but was a "touch m . Town Clerk, 7 p.m.. Town Hall. moved into Estes Park to help more upbeat” than recent statements by return to work by Tuesday. National forecast Tax Collector, 7 p.m., Town Hall. Railway officials said it would take shopkeepers and motel owners remove Moscow, diplomats said. Assessor. 7 p.m,. Town Hall. between three and six months to train Hy United Press International 1a)R Angeles hz ankle deep mud from the mountain Describing U.S. foreign policy as a n iy & Fest Hi ho Pep I^isvilft hz Board of Finance, 7:30 p.m.. Community Hall. Amputee climber re.sort’s main street. campaign to impose the will of new engineers and they warned Britons AlKuquerque pc Memphis c TiM-Mdav The 79-year-old Lawn Lake Dam Washington on other countries, Arbatov they would be without nationwide rail An'’hnraKe r Miami Beach r Board of Selectmen, 8 p.m.. Community Hall. service in the meantime. ^ Asheville ey Milwaukee c hops up mountain collapsed 15 miles upstream early said America is using blackmail, com Atlanta pc Minneapolis pc W .'(Inesduy Thursday, sending a 30-foot wall of water pulsion and the threat of military force. The strike by the 20,000member nniings pc 81 61 .... Nashville c - Planning Commission, 8 p.m.. Community Hall. Associated Society of Locomotive nirmingham pc 85 71 .29 New Orleans r SUNRISE, Wash. (UPI) - A one- that carried away a small concrete dam "For a year and a half now, American Itoston hz 83 70 .... New York pc Zoning Commission, 7:30 p.m.. Fireplace Room, Com legged businessman won his gamble with at Cascade Lake before hitting the foreign policy has been in a dreamland, Engineers’ was in its 13th day with Brwnsvll Tx.pc 97 77 .... Oklahom Cty c munity Hall. Hurralo c 8B 66 .... the weather and swung his way a mile up campground. detached both from the real situation, railway officials serving notice that they Omaha - c were ready to use the same tactics as rhrlstn S.C, cy 87 76 1.88 Philadelphia c snow-clad Mount Rainier Friday on his "People worked all night in their the true interests of the Americans and ('haritt N.C. cy 82 70 .... Phoenix pc quest to become the first amputee to the economic, political and even President Reagan did to break last rhicago hz . 89 76 .... PIMsbiirgh hz J businesses to get them cleaned up and summer’s strike by U.S. air traffic con rievoland c 80 60 .... Pru*tlahd Me. c conquer the 14,408-foot peak. presentable," said Estes Park Mayor spiritual potentialities of the U.S.A.,” roliimbus r 87 66 ....• Portland Or. pc Coventry Don Bennett, 52, the owner of a Seattle Harry B. Tregent. “In a couple to three Arbatov wrote. trollers. Dallas c 96 76 .... Providence hz On the other side, Britain’s powerful Denver pc M 57 .... Richmond c electronics outlet, used a pair of special days, we’re going to get everything going Arbatov, head of the U.S.A.Canada Dcs Mnfnes pc 90 60 1.16 SI. liOUlS c F-Tv'- Munduy ly made crutches to “hop” his way to the again.” Institute, said world tensions have grown Trades Union Congress met to consider a Detroit c 88 66 .... Salt Lak Ctypc Town’Council, 7:30 p.m.. Board Room. request by the engineers’ union for Duluth pc 64 56 J2 San Antonio pc 8,700-foot level of the mountain by mid It took the tourist mecca nearly two and the threat of nuclear war has in Kl Paso r 103 72 .... Tuesday creased, but Washington has not in “tangible” assistance in theii' bitter dis San Diego pc ^ Zoning Board of Appeals, 7:30 p.m,. Planning Office. day. years to recover from bad publicity Hartfon) hz 9B 64 .... San Francisc c 1 Bennett, who reached the summit in caused by the Big Thompson Canyon creased its influence in the world. pute witir railway officials over- work Honolulu pc 86 74 .01 .San Juan pc We t ' -■ 4 MANCHESTER HERALD. Sat.. July 17. UW2 •'<- ■ -...... Richard M. Diamond, Publisher Arson siege v v ? ■ Dan Fitts, Editor ■ A ' ' " ■ Alex Glrelll, City Editor • « OPINION ' j- . > ■ j ,( . iscontrnuing - . -'f ■ ’■ V • I BOSTON (UPI) — Arson in vestigators rad ay were stalking one or more “ Friday firobugs” believed responsible for five early morning building blazes in a four- J a c k hour period that strained a depleted NEW YORK (UPI) - The Rev. A n d e rs o it fire force to the limit. Sun Myung Moon, listening im The strange pleasures of sunrurier passively with his eyes closed, was sentenced to 18 months in prison for Washington It was the fourth time in the last six weeks the city, struggling under income tax evasion Friday by a tipped over, prematurely adding Msrry-Qo-R6und judge who said he wished to prove Questions to ponder on a hot that makes nice civilized people, the lingering effects of poUfically water to the dehydrated inner aggravated budget crisis, has been the rich as well as the poor go to summer night, while sitting on whose ancestors built roofs over 'and dampening the peanut Cutter hit with rashes of suqticlous fires— jail. the porch and waiting for a cool their heads as soon as they and jelly sandwiches. all~.bn pre-dawn Fridays. Judge Gerard Goettel also fined breeze to blow the sweat off your Nanchester figured out joints and thrusts, go Probably the h i^ point, to the 62-year-old Korean evangelist brow: camping? There were no deaths in any of the and founder of the Unification hear him tell it, was tte water • Why are the people who are Spotlight My father just got back from fires during the six-week seige, Church the maximum of $25,(XX) and carnival. There were our 13 boys so determined to do away with }Boy Scout camp. He came home Activist which the local media has court costs, which the judge said pitted against troops twice their the gypsy moth so silent on the By Nancy Thompson — Herald Reporter — bug bitten and suntanned — pronounced the work of “ Friday would be more than the fine. number — including one outfit firebugs.” subject of mosquitoes. with an adventure badge, a cut on Moon was expected to remain free that wore clean white t-shirts Gypsy moths, after all, only his ankle complete with bandage on $200,000 bond pending appeal. every day and inarched to barred The building fires occurred Goettel, who presided at Moon’s eat leaves. Mosquitoes eat peo from the camp nurse, and — one between 2:30 and 6 a.m. in a half- breakfast in military formation. trial, said he had considered a ple.. assumes — all of bis socks and t- keeping statistics on the effect of coals, doused in lighter fluid, and mile area in the city’s Rozbury, n u m ^ r of possibilities and con One very important reason for shirts sipce he is old enough to Dorchester and Jamaica Plain sec topography on volleyball games, have reduced the number with LET US NOT despair, cluded that the crimes charged writing this column is that remember to put them on after from U.S. tions, areas of closely packed, three- the team on the downhill side of each subsequent meal. Our next however. Boy Scout cham against Moon “ require some keeping my hands on the swimming lessons. and four-story apartment buildings. the net won every game played dinner is scheduled to be cooked pionships are not decided by .sentence as a general deterrent. keyboard keeps them from He is the only person I know WASHINGTON - Some State No one was seriously injured, but Boston Friday against the Boston skyline. “Otherwise,” the judge said, that day. I think there’s an un over two coals. sheer size. Ingenuity has its Elephantn from the Bentley Brothers Inter itching the infinite number of who considers a week in the. Department bureaucrats apparently seven people were left homeless. The circus set up on Pier 1. ’‘millions w ill say that the poor go to breakable natural law that man I’m trying to find a way to ad place. national Circus graze In the grass In East mosquito bites on my legs. I woods with 13 adolescent boys a suspect that the Declaration of jail and the rich and powerful who dates one side of the net must minister potato salad in- The troop may have been out vacation. But he does — and has Independence was the work of Com can afford lawyers like those who made the foolish error last traveneously so that we don’t classed in the swimming events, always win, no matter who's represented Mr. Moon go free.” weekend of playing volleyball for more than a decade — even but it held its own in racing a munists. At National Educatin Association playing there. starve to death while waiting for Moon, dressed in a gray business wearing shorts and no shoes. though none of the boys are his rowboat with one oar and a canoe They refuse to let a South African dinner to cook through. suit, white shirt and lavender tie,’ As a result, I find it virtually T H IS IS A test: What is the own. activist join his American wife and A corollary question: Why do with no paddles, coming in se took the sentence as he did his con minimum number of charcoal This year, he says, was excep 4-year-old son in this country — un impossible to wear shoes this men insist on throwing trash into cond over all. viction with no visible sign of emo REVf SUN MYUNG MOON tional — one of the best in five or less he renounces a political charter week since I have itchy mosquito brickets it takes to cook two hot fires? I’ve never known one who Their prize was half a Teaching is more than education tion. He sat during the proceedings . . . sentenced to jail six years. It only rained once. Of that bears a striking resemblance to bites in every strategic place dogs? could tend a charcoal grill watermelon. The other half went with his head slightly cocked toward that shoes meet skin. When it If anyone knows the answer, course, that was the night the the document on which this nation his Korean interpreter and his eyes without throwing every twig and to the team that took first place, By Patricia McCormack nuclear weapons, we do expect it to ment of standards for the granting return of Solidarity to its free and manent resident of the United Stales comes to quality of life, ray vote please forward it immediately. chicken barbecue was scheduled was founded. closed. dead leaf into the fire, not to which had to split it among 30 be multi-lateral. However, this ac of cable television contracts for legai standing and for the return to since 1973, was unconstitutionally to be held outdoors. ' Barred from this country is Victor UPI Education Editor Moon was convicted in May of goes for eradication of the My husband is actively engaged mention threatening every beetle boys. tion is not to be interpreted as a sign communities and-or school districts freedom of Lroh Walesa and others singled out for prosecution because Goldberg, a 50-year-old founder of now being held against their wili.” concealing $150,(X)0 in income from mosquito over the gypsy moth in field tests to find the solution that walks by. Then there was the 10-mile I think there’s a moral in there Schoolteaching’s a lot more than of weakness on the part of the were the awarding of a cable televi of allegations he uses brainwashing the South African Congress of a $1.6 million bank account. every time. to this sticky problem. canoe trip. Could you doubt it — someplace. Perhaps it will come readin’ , writln’, computer terminals United States; but rather a peace sion franchise is under active con In other actions, the N E A: techniques on his young followers. Moon’s attorneys had urged By the way, in case anyone is We started out with 12 glowing WHAT IS IT about summer the kid with the food in his canoe to me on the next breeze. Democrats, now defunct. The and handheld calculators. gesture on our part.” sideration.” —Piedged support for a $4 biliion Goettel not to send Moon, who In a statement after the senten preamble of the group’s charter is a New business at the annual Soup labels came up in “ new The rationale: schooi aid' proposal to bolster the claims nearly three million cing, Mose Durst, president oi the virtual rewrite of the declaration meeting of the National Education business item 56” — which went “ The educational community nation’s economy and security. The followers worldwide, to jail. They Unification Church of America, adopted in Philadelphia 206 years Association, the teachers’ union, nowhere. It asked the NEA to urge must have access to and be able to legislation, known as the American contended that the bank account in expressed confidence that Moon s ; ranged from soup labels to the members to stop collecting labels. fully utilize this rapidly expanding Guest editorial ago, with bits of our Constitution Defense Education Act was in question in the tax case represented r-Remember when?- Soviet Union — with things political Some schools do collect them and communications industry.” conviction would be overturned on thrown in for good measure. troduced in both houses of Congress church funds to be used for church and pedagogical in between. trade or cash them in, helping pay New business item 45, among appeal. Nothing in there from the Com June 23. purposes. Old business included renewed for educational materials. those withdrawn, was worded this munist Manifesto. No “ Workers of —Approved a Sex Elquity Action “ The man has been punished “ Our struggle is on behalf of all calls for a nuclear freeze and con So why stop collecting tfio ^dbels? way: Pian that calls for equality for How to moke the the world unite.” No ringing enough by our system,” said defense Americans, for the precious right to tinued opposition to proposals for Those proposing the item were op “ That the NEA urge the FBI to women. N E A ’s new sex equity plan lawyer Charles Stillman. “ A prison believe and practice the religion of rhetoric about “ nothing to lose but tuition tax credits. posing the Campbell Soup Co., one of continue screening of fingerprints of tabs political action as a top priori . sentence will merely satisfy the their choice free of government your chains.’ ’ “ New business item s” --- as the canneries the Farm Labor toch er credential applicants on ty. The Association - developed public blood lust for Moon.” harassment and oppression," Durst proposed resolutions were called — Organizing Committee has Struck. request from those states which NAACP effective Y E T TH E STATE Department “ Women’s Rights Vote” campaign But prosecutor Martin Flumen- said. numbered 77. A resolution’s fate Supporters of the item argued, require fingerprints.” w ill stress registration and get- has declared that this expired baum said Moon “ has violated the Soon after his conviction. Moon depended on the mood or bent of “ Agribusiness is one of thp largest ’The rationale: out-the-vote efiforts for the 1982 law on numerous occasions and testified at a trial involving charges Editor's note: On Saturdays organization was a Communist delegates to the Representative and most powerful industries and “ Checking for out-of-state convic sunset era and it is not bad,’’ Congressional elections. should be sentenced accordingly.” of brainwashing against the Unifica the Manchester Herald reprints front, and that Goldberg, an un- Assembly. Seven thousand took part the growers who dominate it are tions averts credentiallng of child said Martin Kilson, a Harvard Moon’s co-defendant, Takeru tion Church. He said under oath that editorials from other New asmimed member, can’t enter the in the Los Angeles conference. engaged in union-busting and con molesters. Refusing this service is a —Launched a petition campaign Kamiyama, his top aide and the he had talked to Jesus, Moses and England newspapers. This is from government professor. land of the free unless he renounces New Business Item 57 asked the scienceless exploitation.” poor way to save money.” aimed at getting more than 1 million leader of the church’s Japanese Buddha and considered himself the the Boston Glohe. “ Everything goes through a NEA to send a message to the Soviet New business item 36, asking The struggle of the Polish people teacher signatures against Presi its princples. By recanting, he will membership in the United States, potential Messiah, or reincarnated Union. But 57 was withdrawn. NEA to develop a peace curriculum for freedom was the subject of new dent Reagan’s tuition tax credits metamorphosis.’’ achieve what the State Department was sentenced to six months in jail Christ. Here’s what that resolution called for schools, also failed. business item 47. proposal. The NAACP ended its conven The metamorphosis may have calls “ defector status,” and will and fined $5,(XX). He was convicted He resides behind the walls of his for': Among passed items was this one: “ The NEA directs its represen —Declared massive education begun at the recent convention, thus be deemed fit to join his of taking part in a conspiracy to con $600,000 Westchester County estate, tion in Boston on a high note, a “ That the NEA send a message to Resolv^: tatives... to publicly express the cuts by the Reagan Administration Mississippi-born wife, Sylvia, and ceal tax fraud. making few public appearances and victory in the U.S. Supreme when N A A C P leaders delineated the Soviet'Union stating that, “ That NEA locals monitor and... support of the NEA for the struggle — are forcing critical slashes in their son, Mark. The defense also said Moon, a per- pronouncements. Court that reaffirmed the right new battlefronts against exclu although the Representative actively participate in the develop- of the Polish people for freedom, the educational programs. But Goldberg has declined the Assembly voted in favor of freezing to economic boycotts, and sion in the boardrooms, in the apostate’s role. He is a man of both released the nation’s oldest and m ovies made in Hollywood, in principies and stubbornness. He the armed forces headquarters largest civil rights group from a refuses to don sackcloth and ashes Seabrook $1.65 million judgment by a in West Germany. But past gains to please petty bureaucrats in lower court in Mississippi. The that helped more black Washington, even though it has decision also reinforced a Americans move into the middle meant iengthy separation from his delayed class are being eroded by the It’s method as old as the anthems family. sung by the victors. economy and a resurgence in “ He cannot in good conscience Perhaps the victory, the conservative views. defect from his beliefs,” Goldberg’s by ruling culmination of a 13-year struggle What of the hardest problems, American iawyer, Mona Lyons, told in Port Gibson, will catapult the such as black youth unemploy my associate Indy Badhwar. “ And TAG he does not understand why the (XINCORD, N.H. (U P I) — A Nev NAACP into the forefront of ment o f m ore than 50 percent? United States, which espouses like Hampshire Public Utilities 0>m changing times for black A fter all the speeches, the songs, principles, would require him to do mission ruling handed down Friday th e prayers, how will the Americans. Though one out of so as the price of obtaining even a may place a two-year delay on com NAACP achieve the challenges three remains impoverished, visitor’s visa.” pletion of the second unit of th( m ^ Sa k one out of five remains jobless, of this convention and this Seabrook nuclear power plant. i SALE Goldberg and his wifq met in wmm'' In an 81-page decision, the com and all face the tight economic decade? . Harald file photo Israel. He had emigrated there after mission said labile Service Co. ol By concentrating on the most times that plague the nation, an Rose Kennedy visited Manchester In July, 1964, less than a year after her son, continual harassment by the South New Ifampshife may not use any increasing number can lay claim pressing concerns of the John’s, death, to dedicate Camp Kennedy In his honor. Here she mingles with African governn^ent bemuse of bis m on^ from future stock sales or to a better quality of life and neediest of black Americans, some of the students. : outspoken opposition to the official the ^ o n d unit until its financia' Time Again. more opportunity than most of particularly on the racial segregation. But infant Mark picture improves. Public Service Co. spokesmai their parents ever imagined. neveremployed. By somehow at had severe health problems that Nick Ashooh said constructiot The civil rights legislation of tracting the brightest, including could be treated effectively only in this country, so his mother brought would continue for at least a shor the 1960s and the affirm ative ac the young professionals, some of time on the second unit using mone? him here. Goldberg was denied a UPI photo tion advances of the 1970s have whom believe that they have that has already been approprlatec You're sure of a successful Only the Soviets gain visa because of his connection with made it independently in SECRETARY SHULTZ GETS A KISS fo r‘it. resulted in increased black the South African Congress, of Am erica. . . . with wife, Helena, at Rose Garden ' He said he did not know how Ion) political representation, Democrats. It is not only in Denmark that because the Soviets can buy grain work would go on. “ We will contlnui professional achievement and, The NAACP can also succeed sale when you advertise something is rotting. elsewhere, as they demonstrated Interestingly, South Africa is less to review the order and determlni for most, unrestricted move by seeking new and younger worried about his membership than A rank odor is also evident in most during the Carter administration our response to it sometime nex ment — freedom — in their leadership on the NAACP board. the State Department is. Goldberg Secretary of state week,” he said. of the Danes’ West European Donald embargo. respective communities. The B y nurturing the growing was recently granted a multiple- The commission said it agree< it in the Manchester Herald! neighbors. It comes from the rapid Still, it ranks the Europeans, who with Nuclear Regulatory Commis NAACP inspired those gains. number of youth members. By Qraff entry visa by the South African decay of a Western consensus that read the American position on Sion estimates that the firs developing new weapons and government, wbich'has outlawed the What of the future? appeared to have been established Syndicated Soviet trade as being “ do as we say, goes fight to work Seabrook unit will not be completer Communist Party. “ We are in a new era where new allies for the fight fo r during the June summits. Columnist not as we do.’’ until late summer of 1984. PSC ha: omnibus all-purpose political equality in carefully chosen “ Appeared” has to be the Blit even accepting Washington’s Footnote: Last week Sylvia maintained that the first unit will b< leadership centered on small battles against more operative word there, because if the case against the pipeline in toto, it is Goldberg, now a schoolteacher in completed in February 1984. Call 643-2711 ‘opportunities.’ WASHINGTON (UPI) - George The first unit at the Seabrook site . number of black people in one or sophisticated foes. And most of allied leaders had really understodd questionable that the economic Slidell, La., brought her little boy to “ And I certainly want to approach Shultz took the oath of office as scene of several huge antinuclea all, by practicing all that they and meant what they were saying to points to be scored against the Washington. The express purpose of this task fully conscious and two organizations is no longer secretary of state Friday and demonstrations since the mid 1970s each other, their subsequent Soviets in this fashion are worth the the trip was to show Mark the realistic about the problems, but the norm. That’s what I call the preach. . plunged into his new job, s a ] ^ he is more than half completed wit! divergence could not have been so capability and will to resist Soviet consequent political damage to the memorial to Thomas Jefferson. hopes U.S. foreign policy can weave even more, conscious of the oppor for a helpful Ad-visor the second unit less than one-thlr swift and so wide. pressure. ’The worst-case scenario tunities which with creative and Western alliance. “ something v n ^ erfu l” from the built, the PSC said. constructive effort we may be able It is essentially a divergence envisages a Persian Gulf upheaval ’That alliance has survived many tattered fabric of. a troubled world. With Commissioner Pau r.OMBA’nVE P R IN T E R i Dan- to do something wonderful with.” between the Europeans as a group cutting o ff Mideast oil and the strains — American preoccupation With President Reagan lobklng Mc(}uade dissenting, the commis forth L. Sawyer, the millionaire Shultz, 61, an economist and Berry's World and the United States. There are Soviets simultaneously closing the with a long war In Vietnam intense pn, Shultz was sworn in by Attorney sibn ruled no money from futun business executive who saved as several reasons for It — different pipeline valves. ly unpcqtular in Europe, the quarrel Florida publisher -who heads the -General William French Smith in stock sales may be spent on the se Richard Nixon’s labor and Treasury reactions to the Israeli campaign in Possibly. But the Europeans with France over leadership, Government Printing Office, is the White House Rose Garden. cond Seabrook unit until one of Uu FREE------secretary and budget director, emerging as one of the most com . Shultz recited the oath of office in following events occurs: The utility Lebanon, U.S. import penalties on argue Uiat Soviet gas is one way to Britain’s econmnlc warfare witti its replaced the volatile and outspoken bative officials in the Reagan ad - gjirm , clear voice with biz left band reduces ownershiji in the overal) European steet and continuing lessen their present dependence on major continental partners. Alexander Haig, who resigned June ministration. - resting on a blartt Bible held by his project from 35 to 28 percent. European unhappiness with U.S. Mideast oil.--And the Soviets also A lt not since the Suez Crisis of wife, Helena, open to the 28rd 25 because of policy disputes and in TAG SALE SIGN* Seabrook I is completed in 1984 oi economic policy in general. would have a large stake in keeping 1956 has the United States taken He has all the equipment ternal feuding. I^ lm . until other New England utllitiei the gas flowing — the hard currency necessary for verbal combat. His The first crises he faces are the such direct and forceful action . Shultz wasted no time in getting .provide PSC with some financia! BUT TH E MOST damaging U voice has an amplified twang to it, Israeli siege of. Beirut and renewed it would be earning. They could against its own allies. on with his new duties. He met assistance in building both units. the post-summit intensification of flat and nasal, such as one ezpdcts war in the Persian Gulf between When you place your ad In squeeze the Euit^tqans for political The alliance did not succumb in .prtvately with Reagan in the Oval Public Service has been trying foi American efforts to block the Iran and Iraq. <- purposes only at the short-term cost that trial and it is very unlikely that to hear c a lll^ sinners to repen .Cfifice shortly before the 10 a.m. months to attract new investors it projected pipeline to fuel West Soviet Fwrtgn Minister . ,Andrei of needed revenues and the long it wifi in this one. But it will leave tance. He has a keen sense of ■MJT ceremony, and, Inimedlately the Soibrook plant without success European industry with Soviet rhetorical symmetry, and as soon as ‘‘amr becoming the nation’s 60m Gromyko said In a onigratulatory the Mandiastor Harald—I term prospect of losing customers. its dlsfigurliy mark. telegram te hoped Shultz’ apprtnt- In its order, the PUC notes there hat natural gas. The Europeans see he Is well launched, be can ignite secretary of state, he attended his been “ no bona fide response fron Judging from their performance as 'jnent *~wUl facilitate an improve^, Washington’s move to prevent not The worst thing about it is that the first meeting of the National Securi- exporters of oil and gold, their laudimices to a hi(d> fever. meht of Sovlet-American relations , other utilities” and “ the prospeett *Llmlt 1 Sign—Must Bo Plekod Up At The Herald only American concerns but their ''•ly Council. do not warrant postponement o: m ^ e t strategies are primarily way it has been allowed to develop, But it is his facial expression that in the interests of the peoples of our foreign affiliates from contributing • H^Flanked by Am as he addressed motivated by their own ectmomic the Soviets will gain no matter hoW ' is his most arresting feature. His countries, in the In teitm of con commission action.” a.jm ail crowd of V IP s gathered in Other New England utilities havi to the pipeline's construction as an needs. ' > I t turns out I f the pipeline goes eyes are small, or perhaps they.only solidating peace.” ‘humid 06 degree heat in the small also been reluctant for years to ad exercise in economic coercion that through, as it very li k ^ will, they’ll seem small, encroach^ upon as • Reggan smiled widely during the rectangular g^nlen, Shultz said he vance PSC money to help construe is of dubious legality and reneges on ANOTHER S’nCKY point for have their profitable new gas they are by chipmunk chedu ten 15-minute ceremony attended .by has been impressed lapreparlng for the twin unit generating plant on th< understandings reached in June. the Europeans Is the continuing ding to tite rubicund. He has a look Cabinet officers, congressional iiatirifpatrr Mpralb business. Should it be blodced, there his new post “ with the imporUnce New Ham[»hire seashore. eiWIvNiA. in- ’The justification as spelled out in supply of American grain to the leaders and administration officiali. will be poUtlcal compensation in of iszasperation over the inability of ;iind depth and difficulty of the "There would jieve to be Soviets. ’This is. oL course, the “ Today, T'm reminded of the old Washington — or that part of it that European resentment of the others to see those simple truths p i^ lem s that we face.” . .something much more substantia! reverse of the gas situattod— selUiig *Let George do it;'” the **Serving The Manchester Area For Over 100 Years" is vehemently antlpipellne — is that American Strong-Arming, .i. that are so clear to him. that we’ve seen so far in terms of ar "Sure, I said, ‘Insanity Is no excuse for violent proddent said. “ And, Georip, from the gas connection would put the to rather than biqdng from the' He has a penchant fo r simple ’ '^ fii that haiTproUMns on lU iabrt offer from other utilities,” sak acts. ‘ But I was ONLY KIDDIN’I" now on I think I ’ll have a few things Europeans in a dangerously depen SovieU. And W a d t in ^ ’s argu- It’s a rotten ezarhple of how to run Commissioner Lea Aeschliman. solutions to vexing prob|ma ttat for you to do.'*' dent position, weakening Western jg,e}it is that it is Irfelevaiit anyway. an alliance. may not be so easy to solve. 1 I^AIVCHESTER HERALD. Sat.. July 17, 1982 - 7 Saturday TV Sunday/ T V guide and hunter and hto efforts the underworld fiaure who hM min.) [Cloeed Captioned) (X) ( 8 - Muppst Show Bob Donvor and- Britt Ekisnd. „ - MOVIE: 'Matdooraf tbo. C D S - Super Frianda t^ e n a crucial Brttiah defense (R) (60 min.) [Cloasd- daughter of a deeply raliglous Book In to pdH off a dIhinoHE of the private life behind the (29 Independent Network 2:00 A.M. SiOOMA. to m.k. P..C. b.tw«wi th. 3:30 P.M. ( D - Chnniola •' public legend of America'e ( D - Cbftwophw Ctoaa-Up QOv.mm.nt and th. Indians. meehanlam. 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Lova* a - Saeama Straat - Inside Business s - That Girl Rated PG. and California. man, Meryl Streep, Justin (29 3:00A.IVI. ® - Wall Straat Waak Louis lon Starting and Kavin Morgan C D C D -W e lt Disney 'Duck for through outar apaca. William lady Powell. 1076. Ratad R. 6KX)A.M. Henry. 1980. (S7) - Magic of Oil Painting Rukayaar analyzaa tha 'BOt with S:1BA.M. .. (5^1 - Captioned ABC News ® - MOVIE: The Klllere’ A (2D - Monaylina 35) - Bast of Calliope Today's in a 12-round Waltarwalght Hire.' An angry Donald Duck Shatnsr, Leonard Nimoy, OeFo- (D-KIdawoiM stories are 'King Rotio and the a waakly raviaw of aconomic Championship bout plus tha leaves tha studio to find more raatKallay. 1880. 1:30 A.M. ~ dD-OMay/DaNath ' (29 - MOVIE: 'Gorilla at Large' 99 - Shoot/Don't Shoot This forme' boxer becomes involved (221 - Laurel & Hardy 11:30 A.M. Straight Talk Murder strikes at Paradise special, hosted by Peter Falk, Playroom.' Little Red Riding and invaatment mattara. 'C o a ^stt Rscs' from London, meaningful amploymant 128 - Exohanga C D - MOVIE: 'Home Bafoft’ with a gangster's moll and a (23) - MOVIE: 'Mad Wednaada/ (53 (53 - Blacketar 9:30 A.M. a - MOVIE: 'Mr. Rook A Roir Arizona. Hichard Crtnna, Eliza 3 8 - 'Your Msg. for Woman Amusement Park with evidence puts you in the shoes of police payroll hold-up. Burt Lancaster, Hood.’ 'Jealousy: I Won't Ba England. (90 mln.j ( D - MOVIE: 'Bhedow of the Dark' A young woman atrug-i a - 1 Dioam of Joarmls beth Aahlay , David Dukes. A hollywood immortal da- Your Friend,' 'The Juggling (53 3 9 - Heatholiff/ 2:00 P.M. 10:30 P.M. Disc Joekay Alan Frtad traces a - MDVIE: Tha Man In'tha designed to incriminate Go men by using training films that Edmond O'Brien, Ava Gardner. prataed from loaing hia job ba- 33) - White Shadow Thin Man' A jockey ia found glet to ragain har place in a - N a w a 1078 liath, a ferocious gorilla. Came challenge you to take the Movie."Whatever Is Fun,"Halp, Marmaduka C D - Big Vallay C D - Black Nawa ciety after hoepitalization for^il, ® D W o g uo the roots of rook n' roll from Dlx- Gray Flannel Suit* A Madison 1946. comaa a big winner. Harold I'm Shrinking,' 'Electronic Rain (23 - MOVIE; 'MoUntook' Tha dead and a race track scandal ia a->Aursl AHaidy lalind spirltutls snd blues. 9 9 - Mejor Leegue Avenue executive struggles to ron Mitchell, Lee J. Cobb, Anne shoot/don't shoot test. 3 9 - AU-Star SpoitaChallanga C D 138 - Major Lsagua the mystery Nick and Nora muat C D - Publlo Affairs breakdown. Jean Bimmont? ® -P o i n t of View (29 - News Wrapup Lloyd. Rated G. bow,' 'The Bird Room,' 'World Baaabali: Kansas City at Boston Story of a marital dual batwaan a - What About woman Lionel Hampton, Chuck Barry. Beeebell: Keneee City et B o e ^ get ahssd and to find meaning Bancroft. 1964 (29 - Exchange 3 9 - Scholastic Sports Acad. a hard-drinking cattle baron solve. William Powell, Myrna 33) (2 8 - Indapandant Network Dan O'Hariihy, Rhonda Flant*' 3 8 - Boholoitio Sporta Aeod. in hit life. Gregory Peck, Jenni (29 - MOVIE; 'I Hate Blondes' A 5:45 A.M. According to Nicholas: Magic ® - SU Million Dollar Man dZ) - Nova 'Strange Sleep’ To * MOVIE: 'Marriage: Year Man’ and 'Uppity Albert C D - MOVIE: 'Oargoytaa' and hia wife. John Wayne, Mau Loy, Barry Nelson. 1941 News ing. 1958. 6:1BA.M. a-B aim an 11:30 A.M. fer Jones, Fradric March. 1056. night's program talks about the 39 ghost writer creeps from under CS) - Nawa (SZ) - Slim Cuiaina reen O'Hara, Yvonne Da Carlo. 3 D - Indepandant Natwo0c, 3 D - Major Lsagus Beesbalt: One' A medical student and a his publisher's control and slips McQuire.' (3 hrs.) S3) - Twilight Zona ( D 3 0 -Today's FBI Agents go C D - Nawa ® - Feoe the Notion (29 - Nswa/Sporta/Weather discovery of anesthesia. (60 12:00 P.M. 1963. undercover to find evidence 11KI0P.M. Nawa a - Cniaaflra NIoaoow Lhra Oeklend et New York Yenkeee girl struggle to find themselves under the wings of two beauti 6:00 A.M. (29 - Lassie 33) - Coronation Straat (D-Calendar ® - Rax Humbard min.) [Closed Captioned] in the confusion of a large (67) - Frugal Gourmet against laboratoriaa that are de C D C D C D ® ® - News a - Day M Diaoovary (39 * Coronetion Street (S ) - Matters of Life & Death ful blondes. C3D - Pincaladas (53 - 30 Mlnutaa 3 9 - MOVIE; 'Cursa of Blgfoof (2D - Beat of Fred Saxon " ' 3 D - MOVIE: 'Abbott and American city. Sally Field. Rob (2D - Inside Business frauding the government (R) C D - MOVIE: 'Lima Big Man' 6:30 A.M. a - Mr. Rogara Talks 'About 0 9 - Sunday at the King'e (S ) - El Show de R. Berret 8:30 P.M. 3:30 A.M. CSD - Pattama for Living (53 - Amarica'a Top Tan A group of high school studants 5:00 P.M. (60 min.) (29 - Twilight Zona CostsBo Oo to Mars' Bud, Lou ert Pratt. Cicely Tyson. 1971 (22) (39 - Smurfs Jack Crabbe, a 121-yaar-old C D - Agronaky and Company Dlselpllna.' Host Rogara talks House (SZ) - Say Brother C D C D - On# Day At A Tima dSl - ESPN SportsTelk Special: 7 CD - Trollkina ditcovar tha ramalni of a mum- C D - Mission ImpoaalWa (29 - Rlal^arriaga snd two otcepod convlote sccL (53 - Chlldran'a Qoapal Hour (23) - MOVIE: 'Barry Lyndon' A mlfiad baatt timlllar to tha ( D - MOVIE: 'Adventure' Tha man whose Indian name ia Lit C D - Tima for Timothy ibout Issuas of impoitancs to dentally touch tha etertor but (23) - Bpeoiel Report When Barbara announcee her 11:45 P.M. Beoebell Old Timers Game f/ roguishly charming 18th Cen (D - British Open ABC Sporta C D - CBS Sports Saturday JIP call of tha sea ragaa whan a tle Big Man, racalla the adven 3 9 - ABC Nawa ChHdran and thair pa rants. 5:30 P.M. ongagament, Ann foals she has ® - MOVIE: 'Summer of '42' (TD - Barbapapa Abomlnabls Snowman. Tha C D - Atk t|M Dootor ton of 0 rockot ship and land on (221 (29 - BportsWorld Today'i D.C. tury Englishman has many ro provides coverage of tha third monater suddenly raturnt to Ufa feat-talking seaman marries a tures of hia ramsrksbia life. another planet Bud Abbott 3 ) ® - Sportsbeat failad as a mother. (R) The story occurs in the clear (S ) - MOVIE: 'Jungle FIghMra' round of this golf tournament C D ® - Wide Worid of Sports 2:00 A.M. - program featuraa coverage of mantic adventures until his luck and tarrorizas a arhall California quiet librarian. Clark Gable, Dustin Hoffman, Faye Duna a - Chrlatophar Ctooa-Up Lou Costello, Mari Blanchard. 9 9 - USA Presents @ ) - Slampra an Domingo Raul memory of Hermie as he recalls 4:00 A.M. A Britiah patrol panatrataa an from tha Royal Troon Golf Club C D - Hardy Boys/ Nancy Draw Greer Garaon, Thomas Mitchell. way, Martin Balsam. 1970. Q D - MOVIE: 'Chamber di the Michigan 500 from Brook enemy infaatad Burmaae jun runs out. Ryan O’Neal, Marisa town. William Simonsan, Rob a - MOVIE: 'Runnliw Boarad* 1SB3. lyn, Ml, 'Survival of the Fittett' Valasco as al anfitrion de este his 15th summer, when he fell (2D - Style Berenson, Patrick Magee. in Troon, Scotland. (2 hrs.) 3 8 - MOVIE: 'Hawmpa' Tha 1946. Horrora* A maniac cute off h)a a - MOVIE: T Hast Btondaa* A (29 - Twilight Zona in love with an 'older woman,’ gle, only to realize the futility of ert Clymire. 1B72 C D - Paul Hogan hand that la chained, makae hfi Two diachargad aoMlara are 3 8 - MOVIE; Tn Qod We Truef and a report on tha 1082 Tour programs de entretenimiento (28 - MOVIE: ‘Echoes of s 1976. Rated PG. story of tha Army's attampt to 3 D - Major League Beeeball: ghoat wrHar craapa from under (Q ) . Tony Brown’s Journal and found his own life changed. their miaaion. Richard Todd, 33) - Psopls Now 33) - Odd Coupis aecapa and returns for ravanfa auapactad of being aplaa with hia pubHahai'i eontrol and slips When a monsitary goes broke de France bicycle rece. (3 hrt. Tha President snd Black Amer- intarnacional producido en Summer* A 12-year-old facing (29 - Carrascolendas (D - Soccer use camela to patrol tha great Oakland at New York Yankees Iriformntion about a Caribbean Mexico, en el cual se presentan Jennifer O'Neill, Gary Grimes, death gives her father and Laurence Harvey. 1961 32) - Major Lsagua Baaaball; 32) - ESPN Sports Csntsr on those responsible. Patriok . under tho wtnga of two bosutL a monk gose forth In taerch of snd 30 min.) ics.' tn an exclusive interview 3 D - Ufa & Timas of Grizzly American desert during frontier hwaaion. Bradford Dillman, fundi. Marty Feldman. Louise los mas popularas artlstas de la Jerry Houser. (Due to mature mother the strength to accept (2® - Or. Snuggtea 3 9 - Thundarr/Goldia Gold/ Kanaaa City at Boaton/or times. Jamea Hampton, Chriato- 3 8 - MOVIE; 'North Avonuo QINaal, Suzy Parker, Wilfred ful Mondoa. President Reagen talks can subject matter, parental discre Action Jack Comedy Hour Adame liregulara'A surburban minlatar 3 8 - Night Flight Tonighfi pro Hyde-White. 1966 John Saxon, Annie MoEnroo. Laaasr, Andy Kaufman. IBBO. (2 9 - MOVIE; 'Agetha* The story farandula hispsna asi comq in- her fate. Jo.die Foster. Richard (2D -Nawa CInoInnatl at St Loula phar Connelly, Slim Pickens. grama era Taka-Off,* Tha Day a - Thioa Stoogaa didly about 'the Adminlstra- vltsdos especialet de todo el tion is advised.) 1971 ' 3 9 - CFL Football: Wlnnipag at unlaaahaa an unlikely band of Ratad PG. Ratad PG. of the real-life diaeppesrence of tion'a present and future Harris, Lois Nettleton. 1976. 9:00 A.M. ® - MOVIE: 'Haavana Abova' 1976. Ratad G. tha Music Died,' 'Video Artist* 33) . MOVIE: 'B u n ^ Agetha Christie, Ouetin Hoff mundo. Rated PG. (22) - Rock Concert Montreal woman sgsinat tha mob. Ed Boulevard' An aging silaos a - Proto Box a - Inaight a - MOVIE: 'In The Money' policies towards Black Ameri 12:00 A.M. (53 - Apple Polishers A quiet Reverend it accidan- 3 8 - 'Your Mag. for Woman ward Hermann, Barbara Harris, Third World Contaat' 'Discov man. Vanetta Radgrava. 1078. 6:30 A.M. 33) - Mumbo Jumbo, It's Magic tally appointed to a parish In a ery of tha Weak,' 'Night Flight •craen star, attached to an o ^ a - Wild Kingdom tOKX>A.M. The Boys become the dupe of a cans. 9:00 P.M. ® - Thie Week In 4:30 A.M. 3 D - Big Blue Marble An international caat of lllution- 3 8 • To Be Announced Clorie Leachman. 1979. Ratad portunistic young screen wrii|£ diamond smuggling plot play Ratad PG. (53 - Beat of Barrio snooty neighborhood. Pater Intarviaw,' 'Dire Straits' and a - MOyiE: 'Eohots of o ® - Sunday Momtog Q® - Outdoor Life 3 ) G D “ Alica Mel refuses to Entertainment 39 ' Abbott and Costello ists perform their magic. Hosted O - Inoredible Hulk G. pulls him down with her. V i^ ing nurtsmald to a French poo (S ) - Sun Dagger This docu (29 - MOVIE: 'Blondia on a Sellsrt, Cecil Parker,, laabal 'New Wave Thaatar' (4 hra.) 8utnmor'> ilZ-yaar-oM faoing ® - Wondar Woman 6 ) > Tony Brown'e Journal let Vera watch soap operas on eSD - Hare's Lucy - MOVIE: 'Gas' A reporter C53 - Inaight Budgaf Dagwood helps a by Tom Bosley. Jeans. 1983. Rated G. Ham Holden, Glprie Swansea dle on a trip to England...and mentary narrated by Robart tha job. (R) 33) (2D - News/Sporta/Weether 3 8 - USAIQC QymnaatIca: 3 8 - Fsattval of Faith death glvaa har father and Radford offers an in-dapth vis - Streets of San Francisco and a OJ attempt to expose an (53 - Davay/Qollath young couple elope. Penny Sin 3 9 - English Channel Today’s Erlqh Von Stroheim. 1960 ® - KIda Ara Nepta Too To Scotland Yard. The Bowery 6:00 P.M. 39 ® - Major Lsagua Bassball: (S ) - Ounamoke Women's Finals From Eugene, (S I - MOVIE: Tarriflad* Tha mother tha ttrangth to accept Boys, Huntz Hell, Sunisy Cle ual study of tha recently ditcov- QD - Jacques Cousteau oil magnate's scheme to drive QD - Sport Billy gleton, Arthur Lake. Glenn Ford. programs are 'News From No Oregon 32) - ESPN Sports Canter day's guaats ara Gllda Radnar, C D ® (39-Nmvs 39 - ESPN SpMial Golf Kanaaa City at Boston 3 8 - Fantsatloo Animal Pro proprietor of the local 'hot spot' . har fata. Jodia Foatsr, Richard Bsnjl and Jon Stalnborg. (R) (80 mente, Patricia Donahue, Paul arad aun calendar of tha Pueblo (S ) - It la Written Presentation: 1982 British up fuel prices. Donald Suther 1941 where,’ 'Greene and Graana’ 3 8 - MOVIE; 'Baaroh and Harris, Lola Natdaton. 197B. land. Susan An.spach, Sterling 33) - MOVIE: 'Hawmpa' The and 'City Lights: Ban Cross.* (2 3 8 - MOVIE: 'Tha Qlria on tha grama Infantii scarce da al 3 8 - Rook A Roll; First 28 la suapacted to be a mad slayer. m(n.) Cavanaugh. 1S68 Indiana. (60 min.) ® - MOVIE; 'Butting' Two de- 0 9 - Lawrence Walk Open from Troon, Scotland - atory of the Army'a attempt to (2D - Money Weak Baaoh' Bikln|.clsd glrla vaca Yeere Rod Lauran, Stave Drsxel. Den Deatro/ An ambittarad South Ratad PG. tsrmlnsd policeman choose a Final Round Hayden. 1981. Rated R. hrs.) mundo animal. ® - Sunday Maas a - 8 t y l s (29 - Peliouta: *Loe Dos PIMetea* 03) - HBO Theatre: Tha Deadly uae camela to patrol the great (2 9 - Burbujas Programa infan- tioning at thair sorority bouaa (2D - Newa/Sports/Weether ver Pyla. 1964 Vietnamese stalks four vetari - Ring Around tho World dangerous drug dealer at their S D - News American deaert during frontier (20) . MOVIE: Tarzan and tha S B - Entarttlnmant Thia Waak ans in America. Don Stroud. a - MOVIE; The High snd the S 9 - Streets of Ban Franolaeo Game Three retired criminal > English Channel Today’s til producido en Mexico. cauaa a welcome stir among tha (23) - Sports - Davay/Qollath prime target and go after him. (J9 timea. Jamea Hampton. Chriato- Jungle Bo/ Tarzan and a (38-Panama (29 9 9 - Here's Boomer Tiea Farrow, George Kenned^' a - Dr. Snugglas Mighty* When an airliner devel (K7) - 'Danger UXB' From Robert Blake, Elliott Gould. lawyers amuse themselves by programs are 'The Fifth Estate: 3 9 - MOVIE: 'Return of the 3 9 - Mr. Moon's Magic Circus local beach boys. Laalay Gore, 8 Seceucus Seven' A group of pher Connelly, Slim Pickena. woman journalist search for a Tha Crickett. Tha Beach Boys. Boomer helps a blind man (22) - Nswaoantar Rated PG. 6:45 A.M. a - EBPN Sporta Csntsr ops engine trouble, the paetan- Mesterplece Theatre 'Seven 1074 prosecuting unsuspecting Post Mortem' and The Invisible (S7l .> Sesame Street boy, the son of a famed geolo (28 - F-Troop who's teeing aye dog haa died. gsra ponder over thair lives. house guests. friends comes to terms with life 1976. Rated G. 1965. (28 - Cabla Spotlight'' (2D - Sports iTi 3 D - Davay/Qollath teen Sacondt to Safety.' Brian Earth.' (2 hrs.) gist who drowned in raging rap - Julia Child & More (R) a - (MOVIE: 'Frioridly John Wayna, Claire Trevor. Lar-. ® - CBS News after 30. (29) - Big Blue Marble 9:30 A.M. (B71 - Inaida Bualnaas Today ® - NIghtalk Ensmiab’ Tha friendship of two anilata tha aid of tha Navy to da* 0 9 - AM Service Revelation (2D - Nows ids several years before. Mike Company (29 - MOVIE: 'Raggedy Man' A (S ) - Kojek ^ a - Baorad Heart aint Day. 1954. fuse a mine that holds a London 3 8 - Calliope Childran'e (53 (53 - Bugs Bunny Road Henry, Alizia Gur, Stave Bond, 'Turning Your Job Into a Bual- Gtrman-bom mllllonalraa 1a (29 - Big Story (29 *’ Entertainment This Week nstt.’ A coniultanL an owner of 5:30 P.M. lonely divorcaa with two young 11:30 P.M. 2:30A.M. 7:00 A.M. spin on tho laaua of loyalty dur a -E n f o q u o neighborhood In its grip. (60 Programa Today's ttorlee ere (2D - Weak in Review Runner Show 1968. boys haa a brief encounter with min.) [Closed Captioned] 'King Rollo and tha Playroom,' (2 ) (29 - MOVIE: 'Legao/ An (29 - MOVIE: 'Silent Movie' A a aacretariBl aarvica and an ex 33) - Star Trak ( D - Hawaii Flva4) (2D - Croeefire Moscow L iv rj C D - Chrlatophar OeaeUp ing Worid War I. Chartto Win- a - Nows Maksra American couple are among has-been movie director tries to (29) - Conaultation (53 - MOVIE: Theatre of Blood' (2D - Sports Weak pert In tha converalon of your a tailor. Slaty Spacek, Eric Rob n ih (^ . Na'nqr Kslly, Chariot ‘Little Rad Riding Hood/ 'Jeal- A Shakespearean actor, not 3 8 - USA Praianu erta, Sam Shepard. C D - Benny Hill ishow (29 - MOVIE: 'Five Summer ® a - Kenneth Copeland 12KK>P.M. 2:30 P.M. ouey: I Won't Be Your Friend' thoaa Summoned to a British save a studio owner from bank Yugoslavians 6:45 A.M. (29 - Baaeball Bunch job Into a buainatt ulk about Rugglaa. 1042. mention because of a suparna- given the Critics Circle drama (28 - Hogan's Haroat C D - MOVIE; 'Rsvsnga of tha Storiea' The story of the athl^<) ^ - Kan Copeland ® - Fsoe tho Stats (29 - Nawemaker Sunday and ‘The Juggling Movie.' (60 ruptcy. Mel Brooks, Marty Feld (29 — MOVIE: 'Inaida Movae' A tha 'how's' of becoming your ® - Snaak Pravlawa Join film endeavors of surfing, hanglw- a - MOVIE: 'Abbott and teral legacy. Katharine Ross, (13 - New Day award, avenges the affrontary critics Roger Ebatt and Gena Craatura* The Gill Man, half* (29 - MOVIE: 'Silent Movie' A min.) man, Dom DeLuise. 1976. in key roles J own bote. ® - Say h With Sign C D - Thia la tha Ufa Coatallo; Tha WlatfUl Widow of ® - Now England Women by slaying members of the Cir young man recovering from a man. half-fish, breaks loose ing and ekateboarding la c ^ has-been movie director tries to Sam Elliot. 1979. ( ^ - Tha Athletes 7:00 A.M. suicide attempt struggles to Siskel at thay taka a look at tha tured on the beaches of Hawan Wagon oiap’ Abbott and Coa- 3 8 - Festival of Faith cle by various methods found in 6:00 P.M. new summer movisa. from his captors. John Agar, C D - Church Orowth Intamd ® - O r . Robert Bohulsr save a studio owner from bank (8 ) - MOVIE: 'Cheaper to Keep HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - (53 - Captain Bob Shakespearean plays. Vincent help himself and his friends. 2:30 P.M. Lori Nelson, John Bromfisid. and California. rr. 3 D - Or. Robert Schulor tallo tangla with a dang of ruptcy. Mai Brooks, Marty Feld a - Prase Box Her* A private aye chases down 12:15A.M. John Savags, Diana Scarwid, C D C D - News tough hombraa in tha Old Watt a - CFL Football; Ottawa at Producer Fred Weintraub (53 - World Tomorrow Price, Diana Rigg. Ian Hendry. C D - MOVIE: 'Baaroh for ttw 8:30 P.M. 1856. Hamilton man, Dom DaLuisa. 1076. (2 ) - Neweeenter alimony delinquents. Mac (29 - MOVIE: 'Shogun Amy Wright. 1980. Rated PG. C D - Staraky and Hutch 3:00A.M. a - ESPN Sporta Canter Bud Abbott Lou Coatallo, Man has cast 16 Yugoslavian ac (53 - Six Million Dollar Man 1973 Qoda' Three young people pur C D C D - MOVIE: 'International (D -R a o ln g a - MOVIE: 'Rock 'n' Roll High Davis, Tovah Feldshuh. Priscilla Assassin* Lone Wolf and his C D - MOVIE: The Flokls FInHr a - Paullat Inaight joria Main. 1B47 a - English Channel Today's 3:00 P.M. Lopez. 1981. Rated R. (S3 9 9 - Lavema & Shirley (29 - Legend Of King Arthur sue a medallion which ia alto C D - Racing Velvet' Sequel to ^ e 1944 program la 'Whickar'a World: BohooT A rock and roll bend son travel together In this samu tors for key roles in the (53 - News sought by evil, ralantlaaa man. 33) - Btrasts of San Franolaeo of Fats' The dlsappearancsc^ a - Waak In Raviaw a - N a w t CS) ^ 9 - Dayan'a laraai rai adventure story. Tomisaburo (53 - Davay/Qollath (29 - MOVIE: Tower of Evir Ar 3 3 - ESPN Sports Cantay movie 'National Velvet’ The or the Fingers of Fete Inyolvea’V Don't Fsal Guilty About Your creates havoc when they come (B ) (5Z) - Masterpiece Theatre new Tom Selleck adven 3 D - Joala and tha Puaaycata cheologists suspect that a trea Stephen McHattla, Kurt Ruaaell, phaned niece of tha now grown (23) <- Press Box a - Jimmy Bwoggart. a - ChaHoa of Sahrathm Cadillac and I Won't Feel Guilty Today’s program explores tha to town for a show. The Ra 'Pride .and Prejudice' Elizabeth Wakayama, Masahiro Tomi- 3 D - Herald of Truth Victoria Racimo. 1976 (38 - TIms-Out Thaatsr Today's Ufa, career and legacy of kawa. 1980. Rated R. ture movie, “ High Road to 32) - ESPN Sporta Canter sure is in tha caves below an program ia 'Freedom: The 1980 up Velvet comaa to live with her ® ffl» . Saturday Nigh. t ly . unexpected adventure. Teb a-M O V IE:'R oo k'n'R oll High About My Bioyola.' monas, Clint Howard, Vincent it convinced that Mr. Darcy it to (2D - Special Report abandoned old lighthouse 3 D - MOVIE: 'Phantom of the In Devon. Tatum O'Neal, Chris- Guest Host Susan S t James Is S t - Jim Bakkar General Mosha Dayan. (2 hra., Van Patten. 1079. Rated PG. blame for the misfortunes of Mr. China,” and has offered a 35) - No Programa Americae Cup.' (60 min.) Hunter. 1067. , ~ a-M O yiE:'C arpath U n EogW BohooF A rook and roll bond a - N o w s 30 min.) 12:30 A.M. (22) (29 - Kid Super Power Hour which has a dangerous reputa Opera' A monstrous musician tophar Plummer, Anthony Hop- Joined by the Kinks. (R) (90 crostst havoc whan thay coma a - 'Danger UXB* Prom Wickham. (60 min.) [Closed free trip to Opatija to any (2® - Hackle and Jackie tion of ghosts, corpses and terrorizes an opera house. Her 3 9 - Festival of Faith kina. 1978. min.) 3 9 - Worid Chempionefilp *AH ancltnt Itgund con- a - TVvHlght ZwM 3 9 - LPGA Golf: 1982 Captioned] CS) - Gat Smart U Meeterpieoe Theatre 'Seven ® ) - 1962 Democratic Tennis: Austria Cup '82: BenjJ- nSetud to a tariat of brutal mur- to town for a show. Tbs Ra newscaster who can (23) - MOVIE: 'Union Cit/ A eerie sounds. Bryant Halidey, bert Lorn, Heather Sears, Thor- (St - Kung Fu ® 3 8 - Harpor Valloy Cassia monas, Clint Howard, Vlnotnt a - It’s Your Buslnees Mayflower Claaalo • Fine! teen Seconds to Safety.* Brian C9D ' MOVIE; 'Brigham Young' woman killa her impotent hua- Conven. Jill Haworth, Jack Watson. (29 - MOVIE: To Be Announoed Finala mo dars whara aach victim la found 9:30 P.M. The famous Mormon leader pronouce all their names lay Walters. 1962 33) - Wook In Raviaw ia swept off her feat at a high Van Patttn. 1B7S. Ratad PG. a - MOVIE: 'None But the Round from Indlanapolie, IN enlists the aid of the Navy to de band for the apartment'a houae 3 9 - MOVIE: 'Stardust 1972 school reunion. (R) ® - MOVIE; 'Saaaaas' Strother (21) - Nows Wrapup with his haart rippad out C2D CSD - Jefferaons George leads his people to a new land correctly on a regularly (67) ^ Lawmakers ( ® - Neweeenter Martin stars as a demented a - Wofkl Cup Boooar Brave' On a South Pacific Is (S ) - MOVIE: 'Running Soared' fuse a mine that holds a London auperintendent. Deborah Harry, Memories' An embittered 3 9 - Candlepin Bowling a - Morningtown neighborhood in its grip. (60 tries to teach Florence on how now known as Salt Lake City. scheduled program. comic film-maker must cope ® - This Old House Host Bob eclentist whose conviction that (2 ) - Gunantoka land, a Jspanete army platoon Two discharged soldiers ere Pat Benatar. Rated PG. 3:00 P.M. (2 ) ~ Vooea y Carol Programa a - Mlaa Tala Domlnoo suspected of being spies with min.) [Closed Captioned] to land a man. (R) Tyrone Power, Linda Darnell. with annoying fans and an as (67) - Mlorowava Cookery da varaidad musical. Villa introducaa ua to a 1960't the human race It doomed ® - MOVIE: 'Hsovtna Abovo' 7:30 A.M. and the crow of a cracked up Dean Jagger. 1940. Among the actors are (29) - Ring Arour^d tha World C D - MOVIE: 'Challenge of the Ranch-Style tract home badly in A quiat Reverend la accliiclden- a - Baoriflab of tha Maas plans, both Without communL information about a Caribbean (S ) - Embejadoree de le Muelce Cy) “ World Tomorrow sortment of troubled women. 12:30 P.M. Matter' 129 - Black Psrspaotiva leads him to attempt the trans C D - Wo Bollovo 9 9 - Spec. Report Moscow live Vojislav Stojkovic, Gordon (23) - MOVIE: 'Star Trek - tha Woody Allen, Tony Roberts, need of elbow room. (Cloaad formation of men into what he tally appointed to a pariah i a-MkHumbanl cabon, arrange a umporary invasion. Bradford Dillman. Programa musical presentkmfo 9 9 - ESPN'a Horae Racing 3 ) - Inaight truce. Frank Sinatra. Clint John Saxon, Annie McEnroe. Piculjan, Tom Vukusic, Motion Picture' To prevent the Charlotte Rampling. (53 - KIdsworid ( D - MOVIE: 'Amazing 128 - MOVIE:'Tha Lata Shov/A Captioned] •sea as the least destructive anooty neighborhood. F a > Elaoirlo Company la muiica y ei folklore de Col Wkiy. (29 - Solid Gold earth'a deatructlon the U.S.S. CD - Portrait of a Legend Dobermene^ Five dobermen lady coaxes a crusty private ays end most vicious of creatures. Sallara. Csoll Parker, la _ - Viewpoint on Nutrition Walker. 1888 Ratad PG. ombia. (29 - Newamaker Sunday ® - Listen Sime Jagarinac, Ljubo Enterpriae muat challenge an (29 - It's Your Business pinachart help a U.S. under out of ratiramant to find her cat 9:00 P.M. 10:30A.M. a - MDVIE: 'Orders to KHT An - Tom and Jerry Hesther Menzles and Dirk Be Jeana. 1963. Cn a - Calllopa' Chlldran'a 67) - Sooeer Made bi Oarmeny a - MOVIE: 'North Avenue Strgacic, Zlatoo Mar- alien force that ia aweeping (D cover agent wage a war on and together thay unravel C D 3 9 - Love Boat Three men nedict co-star. 1974 American intalliganca agent 10:00 P.M. 12:45 A.M. L 10:00 A.M. Programa Toda/a atorlaa era ® -T V M a a s Irregulara' A surburban minister tincevic, Zoran Arbutina, through outer apace. William (D - Maude crima. Fred Astaire. Jamas blackmaTl, mystery and murder. find thay have almllar taatas In 3:30 A.M. 12:30 P.M. parachutes into France during Q D CS3 - Trapper John, M.D. A 3 9 * MOVIE: 'Running Scared' woman, tha captain undargoat 12K)0A.M. 'Ulll-Put-Puc The Termite,' 'Nlk- ® -T h a t 's Tho Spirit unleashes an unlikely band of Bozidar Koscal and Vlad- Shatner, Leonard Nimoy, DeFo- CD 3 9 - Richie RIch/Scooby & (2D - Newamakers Francitcua, Barbara Eden. Lily Tomlin. Art Carney, Bill C D - Nawa kollna,' 'Gypsy Moths: Vandals ® - MOVIE: 'Casanova's Big World War II with orders to kill women against tha mob. Ed patient may be doomed when a Two discharged soldiers are reat Kelley. 1980. Scrappy Doo Show 1976. Macy. 1S77. a paraonality change and a man ( D - Thia Waak in a-TomAJotry ' Night The exploits of a meek ■ prominent member of tha ward Hermann, Barbara Harris, surgeon becomes incapaci suspected of being spies with mir Obescuk. (29 - Thia Week In Baeaball oata rajactad by nit miatrets. 3:46 A.M. of tha ForatL' 'King flollo end s - Viewpoint on Nutrition CD - Dr. Who 3 9 ** Inttmatlonal Treok and (28 - Jaffaraona Entertainment .Vie Search,' 'Animal. Actora,' -BpaoWIUpart tillor'8 tpprtnticq who m i8- French underground. Eddie Al Cloris LeechiTitn. 1979. tate by psychic powers. (R) (60 information apout a Caribbean Director Brian Hutton (29 - Reeumen World Cup (R) [Cloaed-Captlonad] 3 8 - MOVIE: 'Wolfan' Spiritual quortdM •• Cafsnova. Bob bert, Lillian Gish, James Robert invasion. Bradford Dillman. s - Morningtown (Q ) - Old Tim . Oo.p.1 Field: Dn-Oelen '82 Meet from ® - Madnsa at tha Bijou 'Loot C5D - Champlonahip Wreatiing 'Ma and You Kangaroo' and 'It's - AotuaMdad Bomahal AnfL - ABC News min.) simplified his problems by Soccer Stockholm, Sweden 3 8 - AM Sorvlop Rovolatlon Indiana tranaform thamaahllF Hop*. Joan Fontaine, Baail son Justice. 1060. John Saxon, Annie McEnroe. 33) - MOVIE: 'North Av.nu. City of tha JungIs-WIth Lova 3 2 - ESPN Spaolal OolT So Nice to Hava a Wolf Around Strion 'Odergo Votaky pnaanta ( 5 ) - News 7:15 A.M. (29 - Baaeball Bunch Into wolMIkt bainga tarrorizrng uia House.' (2 hra.) Bathbona. 1064 a - MOVIE: 'By tlM Light Of ez) - Jazz at Meintsnanos Shop Rated PG. addressing his Yugoslav Irraguiara' A surburban minister (39 - MOVIE; 'Tha Playboy of and Kisaas.' (90 min.) S t - Dotlyl , ' Prasantation; 1B82 Brttiah New York City. Alban FInnm, otto ptdgrama prdduddo an ( T ) “ Jimmy Swaggart rSl - Cal.nd.r (29 - MOVIE: 'Homer' An 18- tbs Wsatam WoritT A dlshav- Miami on al oust aa diaeuton ts- (S) - Hoalth Woak the Silvery Moon* A man's wife - Faith for Today actors by their first names, unleashes an unlikely band of (23) - Nowamaksra ^ Open from Troon, Seodand . Gragory Hinsa. Ratad R. 1 . a - World Tomorrow 6:30 P.M. 9 9 "■ Indapandant Network (29 women against the mob. Ed year-old boy in a tmall farm ailed and weary man atumblaa 6:30 P.M. Third Round mat raolontoa do mtjdr Intoroa. ( ) 9 9 - Moot tho Prooo and children think ha Is playing which wasn't all that sim 7:30 A.M. ® ® - Nashvlll# Palaoo Host • » I a - Rax Humbard 8 around with a French actress. ® - CBS News News 1:00 A.M. ward Hermann, Barbara Harris, community expariancaa young Into a remote Inn on the Irish C D C D - CB8 Newa a - MOVIE; 'Abbott and ple either. (3 ) - Qlggl.anort Hotal adult indapendence. Don Scar- Roy Clark la joined by Tom T. 3 8 - MOVIE: 'For Your Eyes a - Heritage Corner ® * InoMo Buolnoto Todoy Doris Day, Gordon McRais. ® - N s w s 3 9 - Unlimited Hydroplane - News Cloris Leachman. 1970. Rated coast and tells a captivating 4:00 A.M. ^ CostsEo Moat Franksnataln' ^ m in g Your Job Into a Buil- (53 dino. Ties Farrow, Alex Nlchol. story of how ha murdered hia CD 3 9 -News Hall, Hsian Comallus and Larry Onl/ Agent Jamea Bond tracks 1063. ® - ABC Nsvn fteolng #1 'Thunder on the CSD - Encore N.ws G. Gatlin and tha Gatlin Brothen. ^ a underworld figure who has C D - Calwidar 8KK)A.M. Tbs corpsoa of Draeula and naaa.* A oonaultant an owner of d3 - ABC News 1970. father. Siobhan McKenna, Gary C D - Oreateat Sports Legends Frfilkoimtaln kidnap Abbott (29 - News/Sports/Weather ® -M a u d e Ohio' from Evansville, IN CSD - Hot Fudge (2D - Art of Cooking Raymond, Elspath March. 1963 (R| (60 mln.j stolen a crucial British defense 33) - Hazel C D - Barrio 0 oocretarlal aorvico and an ex (TD - Twilight Zone (67) - Viotory Garden 3 D - Danoe Fever mechanism. Roger Moora, To and Cdimno. BaHa Lugoal, Lon port in 1^0 convortion of your ® - Great Performanoea 9 9 - Chrlatian Children's Fund (53 - Maks Paaca With Nature (29 - Hoy Miamo Anfritiones ( ® - To Bo Announood 8 3 ) - Praaa Box C D - Jimmy Swaggart a - Inehte Butinees 3 9 - News/Sports/Weather (2D - Nawa/Sporta/Weether NBC pol, Carol Bouquet 1981. 22 Chatieoy. 1648 Job Into a buslnaaa talk about ( O .. MOVIE: 'Lott Weekend* (29 - Newa/Sporta/Weathar 3D - Cartoone Guillermo Ochoa, Lourdes 1:00 P.M. ® - MOVIE; 'Lost Wsoksnd' - Nawaoantar C D - Confluanoo a (SI-:.N B C News - Despedida Guerrero y Juan Dosal prasen- 3 9 - to Major De La Cope (29 - MOVIE: 'Berry Lyndon' A Ratad PG. l-Convaraatton WWl,. tha 'how's' of becoming your The brutal life of an alcoholic la (29 - Flambarda 'Sing no Sad (29 (D - Demooraotlo Caocue Tbs brutal life of an alcoholic Is own boas. (58) - 300 MiUones Anfltrionae (29 - Mighty Mouea tan este programa da asuntos 3 9 - MOVIE: 'Bwaehbtioklef' roguishly charming 18th Cen (2D - Freeman Reporta 8 8 - Joan Rtvara .. i ® - Calabratlon/Euoharlst a >- M Matma* at tha Bijou'Lost depicted. Ray Mllland, Jane Songs.' Christina, Dorothy and 1:30 A.M. ( D - She Na Na dapictad. Ray Mllland, Jana Pace Galbadon y Kiki Ledger (2D - Sporta Raviaw publicos presentando notlcias y Tha commander of a pirate ship tury Englishman haa many ro Wyman, Phil Tarry. 1846. (29 Vooea y Carol Programa 4:30A.M. ® - Nina on Now Janay c»y of tha Junglo-WIth Lavs Wyman, Phil Tarry. 1045. praeantan sets programa de William mourn tha death of (53 - Calendar variada informacion. CD - Kwloky Koala lands on the island of Jamaica mantic adventures until hia luck aiidKisIKIasss.‘ (tO mln.) ' a - MOVIE: 'Kramer ve. Sandy. (60 min.) [Closed Cap (29 - Battle of tha Planets da varaidad musical. C D - MOVIE:'A Dandy In A a ^ a - F r e d Pride 3:30 P.M. veriedad mueical producido an (TD - Independent Network SHOWCASE 3 S - Ask the Manager (D - MOVIE: 'Dead Men Tell to raacua an aaaoclata from rune out Ryan O'Neal, Marias 9:30 P.M. Kiemer' A divorced couple Eepena. tioned] - Qraat Space Coaetar hanging. James Earl Jonae, Berenson, Patrick Magas. 12:30 A.M. A Britiah agent It aakad to ham 3 2 ) - World Champlonahip 11:00A;M.' ttruggise over the custody of - Outdoor Life News (ES - Sneak Pravlawa Join film No Talee' A photographer la - Popi Goes the Country (29 • MOVIE: 'History of the 391 - From tha Edltor'a Desk Robert Shaw, Ganaviave Bu- 1976. Ratad PG. down a Ruaslin infiltrator v^Tj) Tennis: Austria Cup '82: FInaia ® .!• MOVIE: Tonwn'o Doasrt their young eon. Dustin Hoff (29 - Big Story ^ 8 - In Search of.... (2D - Money Week C IN E f ^ S critics Roger Ebert and Gene pursued by killers who have (S) - MOVIE: 'Rage' A rancher hat cauaad tha death of thraa WorkT Pert 1 The foibles of civ 3 9 - Superman mistaken him for someone else. jold. 1976 139 - fMt Newhart 10:00 P.M. seeks revenge against the army, ;a -E lt o n John In Central Park Myaian/ Nos< agants Invsds man, Meryl Streep. Justin 6:45 P.M. ilized man are satirized in this (29 - Risk/Marrlage Siskel as they take a look at tha Britiah aganta. Laurence ElUn playa hia graatait hits, tha jungla. Johnny Wslss- Henry. 1980. 4:00 P.M. new summer movies. Christopher Gaorga, Judy 87) - Nova The Televlaion Ex-, C D - Nows whan hie young son Is acciden a - Three Stoogaa epic comedy. Mel Brooks, (29 - MOVIE: 'Galaxy of Terror* 8:00 A.M. 7 iO O P .M . tally k lil^ by poison gas. Harvay, Mia Farrow. Tom Cdlrt- auilMn-Nancy Kallv, Johnny C£) - Major Leegue Beeebell: Came, Pat Barry. 1971. plosion.' This apifoda looks at S ) ® - Fontaay Island A win tenay. 1B08 a - Star Trak Cartoon 1:00P.M. Madeline Kahn, Harvey Kor- Space explorers from Earth in (53’ (5 ) - Popaya/Ollva 10:30 A.M. tha new technologist that are C D - Agronaky and Company Gaorga C. Scott Richard Bate- Shaimw. 1043 New York Mete at Lot Angelee 7K)0P.M. man. 1981. 3 D - Hoataaa Ciaaalos dow draaaor brings bis favorite 33) - Abbott and Coatallo a - Nawa/SporttAlVblithar ® - W1M Kingdom vestigate mysterious disap Comedy Show SO) - MOVIE; 'BuH.lo Blir The creating a second television re C D - Wslooffla Baok Kottsr mannequin to Ufa and a li hart Martin Sheen. 1972 'T 9 9 - AM Service Revaletion ® ® - 60 Mlnutaa pearances on the planet 3 9 - MOVIE: Tor Your Eyaa a - Robart BObuiM:^' ® a -T M a V ifa tk with DavM (53 - Fantastic Four & Pals career of William F. Cody as volution which could serve to brarian falls In lova with a story 3 D - Twilight Zona (S ) - Nawa „ I Opba 'Conr- (29 - Week In Review ® ® -C o d s Red Denny fetra 9 9 “ Aak tha Managar Morganthus. Ray Watson, Ed Ont/ Agent Jamea Bond tracks transform our llvaa again. (60 C D - Entsrtainmant Tonight a a - Beasnla tifM l Brinktoy book oharactsr. Guaat starring 8 9 - Oaneals In Concert ® - It Takaa a Thief ffhd^iiat found from tho ha will loea hie foster family. (R) ward Albert. ® - MOVIE: 'Dasigning (2D w MOVIE: 'Eohoee of e 9Z) - Firing Una a - C l u b P T L Royal Troon Golf Club In Troon, Summer' A 12-yaar-old facing (SO mln.j 39 - ABC News Scotnind It prtsantad. (2 rift.) Woman' A fashion deaignar 10:30 P.M. a - Oral Roberts and You and a eportswrlter marry after a death gives her father and ® - Entertainment This Week ® -M u t i e Worid mother the strength to accept (*y) - Sporta Extra 1:45 A.M. a - MOVIE: 'Psrfaotlv Frank* whirlwind courtship. Gregory a - Solid Gold (53 (19 - Newa/SIgn Off a - Thraa i t eogaa Peek, Lauren Bacall. 1667. her fate. Jodie Foster, Richard 3 9 - From tha Editor's Dask ROCKY III a - World VWon Sunday Harris, Lois Nsttlaton. 1076. a - ESPN Sports Center (29 - MOVIE: 'Fort Apache, the W eek day T V ■ Ssrias a - Stot of Notre Dama a - Candid Camara 3 9 - Uving Faith Rated PG. a - MOVIE: The Oraet Bronx* A veteran cop battles iM-msM-igso-iM Rdotbf*#! 1073 FIghttfig Irish a - MOVIE: Tattoo MOVIE: 'ChHdran' After ra- crime end corruption In one of a - Latino — •. vt. U8C Moppet Caper' One df tha 9CM 'WlMr t taHew' MO OonnaotlofY (S ) - Wild Jaokaaa: The Eagle world's rsratt jewels, the Beee dloactiva exposure, a group of New York's toughest precincts. 8:30A;M. a * Wawamtbar lu nday Forgotten children turn into murderers. Gil (S )-N s w a bell Diamond, le stolen sihI the Paul Newman, Ed Asnar, Rachel MID-SUMMER ® - Portuguoas Around Ub a-biwranaaMMh (29 - MOVIE: 'Gunn' A private Muppete set out to find It Rogers, Martin Shaker. Ratad R. Ticotin. Ratad R. 6:00 A.M. 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QD-AH oo C D - Chloo and « o Man C D a - Wander Wompn J who bagan har flim caroor Gt age lour. Her films Include 7:30 A.M. a - Voflsd ProEtams a-RotfcyP0A.M. Roberto Gomez Bolsnoa. (D- Leva Boat ®-OddCoupla C D -P a o pW a Court j, . • Shstnsr, Leonard Nimoy, DaFo- 3 8 - Orest Sports Lsgende To "Miricia on 34th Straat," "Rabat Without a Cause," -SHOWN ATt- C D - Franksnadon 2KX)P.M. WPIX NIN e YMCIW a - Bar dan 0006 This lyrical ( D 3 D - Varied Programa a - Family Affair a -V a r ie d Programs ( £ - M 0V|0 . . • raet Kellty. 1880. Rstsd 0. day's show fteturee Fred Parry. "WOat Side Story," and "Splandor In tha Grass." l:3MdS.f^S«4S-12« C D - Jim Bakkar C D - Qheot hhfl Mia. Muhr ® -R e m ln a ESPN S d o r t t l isitvieion afMclat wtolorae Mae- MOWE; Two wa^ — »o b M WIHIame (1052-), the Comedian and C D - New Zoo Ravuo a-ChariloRossShow j a -O o m o r Pyls a - Utda'Houss o n ^ PrUrli Hif Gardener Alan Chedwtek's 4:45 P.M. 33)-Cart»ona C D a - One U it to Uva O - C H I P a HBO H______^s l ^ o t n o » actor Who is tho star of tho popular "Mork and Mindy" ( D ® - ABC Nawa thia a - Carol Bumstt and Frionds a a - Whosl of Fortuno a - T o k o B methads and unique vision of a - MOViE: 'Assault on a Btrateh' A prisoner end hie call- _ **------(D -P ltfa ll SS-FiwiehChaf | USA U S A N M v v o r k meta must brack out of jell and TV altcom. Hia Aims Include "Popeyo" and ‘Th e World SmRTREK2« Morning ® - Buporhstosa u a a - Andy Griffith xeS^bf a - Entarttlnmant Tonight * man's rolatlanehip with nature. Duaan' A woman adventurer 9:30 A.M. SD-MaBleOaitian 3:30 P.M. beck in to pull off a diamond Accordina to Garp.” ( D - Jos Franklin Show S8-BeoobyDoo a-ThsDootOfO a a - Mr. Rogsn WHCT Hartfeni,GT . iHlSPrM. and her ruthlase companion f -SHOWN AT« ... - 3 D - Brady Bunoh 11KH)A.M. CD-OWlBan'alaiand ^ talks en ex-eubmerina offlesr helat Pater Sellete. July a B riM t Ban (1B7B-1027). tha Ohio-born ® - Hot Fudgo 8K)0A.M. a -A d o m -1 2 a - Coconadon Btraal Noighboihoad J WTXX C D - My Thrso Sons ( D C D - Hour Masozins a - Nawa/BportaAnMthar (ai-'B iiB B Byntiy ' - Into joining thorn in raMag a oolttpoBor who wrolo many popular tum-of-tho-cantury (S)-Daybroak C D -W oody and Buga a - Family Food a - Pfogramas Vaifodos r •CNN sunken German eub. Frank Sin C D - TatUotalss Q D -P rio s la Right a a -A n o th e r WMM 2:ID0P.M. I la T i i TImM aongi, Mduding "Mothar Machrao," "A Little Bit of ® - AILOay Movies 33) - Tom A Jonry 12:30 P.M. a-OddCoupto . i WWLP m ' atra. Virne Llei, Tony Franolot*. I pr^ucido •n.EMnq 3D-Oantls Bon 3D-T1oTaeDoiiah a - Nuowa York Ahoia 8Z)-OvorEaay ) ® - MOVft; 'imewietlenel 1966. HoBvart," and "Whan Irish ^ Ara SmUIng." aS-HosWi FioM 3 8 - Allvo Bi Wslll - Young and tha a-ToujMwdFprH ! CINEMAX a i m m Iw ro Y S ^u a l to the 1044 0rqs«nt«ndo •xtractoi d* liMw* July a — Raymond ChamHor (1MB-1B60), the FIRE FO X H ^ a - T O O Chib a - WomsiYa Day USA M t op«r*tas olMloat. ( & - Undordog a a - Movie 4K)0P.M. movla 'NttiontI Velvat' The ori SKX)P.M. author of detoctivo fiction featuring private eye Phillip 6:30 A.M. a - Conouroo de la TV a - loava It to Boavor B :3 0 P i M . : WEDH plwntd nleaa of tha now grown SH O W H A T:*^ (X) a - Ryan's Hope 2:3iOP.M. ( D - Lavamo * BhMaiy Ei Co. — «■ —‘ ,wi i ' ® - Mission Impossible 8K)0P.M. Marlowe, tho hero of eevon novola Including "The Big C D C D - Waka Up with tho ® -C o p u tln a a 4> I Dreem of Jeennie a a - T o x o s eyewiwieee ismee ^ •WXTV rmWfWrnh iVw up Valval oofflee to live with her ISMat-Tg-MO-ltH Captain a a - Indapandant Notworti ( D C D - C a p M C D - Utdo Roioola MOVIE: 'Capone' The rite ® ® - Atehla'a Plaae When Farewell, My Lovely," and “The Long 8 8 - Bugs Bunny/Porfcy Pig O -D a y tim e a - Bovsriy HMWnias '9-M*A*BNf 5 WVtT Hartferd, C T In Devon. Tttum D'Natl, Chrlt- Nows (D-BawMiad ® a O - M e v i e laphsr Ptummar, Anthony Hop- of Al Capons from straat punk e man from Blllle'a peat ehowt C D - Battls of tho Plansu 8:30 A.M. EloeMe Company a 8POTUOHT to gang king and his fell up, Archie Intend# to make har a - 1 Levs Lucy a -L O V O B O O t a-rLovsLuoy 3 D - Mary Oriffbi Mne. 1070. ■ Jolm D. MaodenoM (1016-), the author of 3 3 ) - Hot Fudgo C D - Fllntstonoo )-Matabpaina Extnndt Camlnoo ! W88K rle i lan, M A -v / through betrayal la raeourttad. I him. (h) TaimA-nmsnMi ® - Butiwtnkla 10OQA.M. 11:30 A.M. a a Seeielt Pof Temonow D - Krofft Bupatatara (D-OutorUmltt ®-MOVIBl'Anralntha8ky' Ben Gazzare, Susan Blakely, nMM'ttwn 60 novala, tho most popular of which are . - BMOWH lOi— 3 D - Varisd Programs Disk Von Oyko J OpnilHfRirair IVIM An tttianomar dseperotsiy ) - Rook end IMI: ‘nw'lIrM C D -O n e Day at a Tima C D -Fa m ily Food. 1.-00P.M. I - Are Yod AityBo4)f7 3Da-f*MOl>FOoo Harry Quardino, John Cattav- t Yean mysteries featuring Travis McGee. O -E a r ly Today 3 D - MaglUa Gorilla GnTtiim tlaffl 'MMA Mas to aonvlnea cHy offlelsis stss. 1B7B CD-W attona .(C-BuTsEyd ( D a - A« My ChHdran a -A H v o O W s W that a dsveetatlng comet la on a - Varied Programa ® - Tsnnsaaso Tuxsdo D - InfOmla Talanovala an la a . ® ® - MOVIE: ‘Merilytt- ttw aotllelon oourte with Phoenix, a - Sahrade Pro Teem Rodeo Untold Story' A dramatization y M ANCHESTER HERA LD . S at.. Ju ly 17. 1982 - 9 a - MANCHESTiSR HERALD. Sat.. July 17.19M WinnM Winkle — HeniyRadota.iM r ; ...... WHAT^ THIS 1 HEAR ITS TRUE/ WE FORGOT SHEfS GOLLy/ WE yE6, eiARNEy,. GENERAL OH. AARON COOK ABOUT CONNIE BEINS WENPy, ALL JUST HERE ON A CAN'T JUST 1 M t S M T K Astro-graph TAKEN A W ... tf/ OF US ARE visrrws visa LET HER BE > INTERESTED tt INVE8TINS Crossword TO BlAA^E. ANP WASNT p e p c k r e p / , INVOUR SHOWIFyOO MANCHESTER HEATING OIL •Vi’H-r ' : Q UA inr SERVICE A(MOtt 47Ganstic Anawar to PrSvioua Punia J u ty lA IM I EAQItTARRIE (Nov. 224>m . mMatial 646-3322 TM* coming y«ar, mfluontW 21) Don't prejudge compan U U L l I Broad 4BHaading , "lin o n HOiD • MANCHESTER. CONN CALL pariont could provo quit* for ions or associates today. 1 Sluma 62 Opiufflorug U B f D U n L -1 tunate lor you In furthering Chanoes are, they're worfcliig 2 Nothing 66 Undaan D i u n n e your embltlout goals. Don't tie on your behalf. Treat them fair 3 Nagligibl* □ L i n D iu HAS IT! shy atxxit contacting any who ly and they'll do the same for □□□□nn < Eikimo houM n n n a , 1 you thina could be of help. 68 Accounting 763 CANCER (Jane 1 1 - M 22) UM M CO R N (Dac. 22-Jan. It ) 5 Htna n c s B Capital of . torm cHiin'wiomr M AIN ST. Thare’t a poasIbWty you'i be a You couM be In tor a pleasant nOUIBSS ,TALCOTTVILLt,CT. slow startar today, yet once surprise today when you learn South Dakota SB Orchaatra □□□□ □□□□□□ you begin something you'll be that responsibilities you 3 Enaigwaaving ntambar □ □ □ □ □ □ □ 3-11S1 remarhably persistent In seeing thought to be soMy yours are biiM (abbr.) 60 On tha oeaan 191 It through. Find out more of being taken cars of by others. Motley’s Crew — Templeton & Forman 9 Cauatic □ 24 HR. TOWMG M AIN S T what lies ahead for you for AfKIARUS (Jan. 2»Fsb. It) DOWN □ □ □ □ aubatanca MANCHESTER each season following your It's Important today to be a OTutkMgulf e t □ JU 6 4 3 - 0 0 1 6 FUTURING THIS WEEK birthday by sending for your gracious wkwier or a good loser 1 Watch „ 2 Roof ovaihang School (Fr) 41 Shalvat u .COMPLITB COUJSION MF«I« 643-1GOO copy of Astro-Qraph. Mall $1 If you are Involved In a social liLTEU. OMB -EAT1N(&AT B Trap door 2 Bowling place I , lor each to Astro-<3raph, Box sport. Showing class will, tHlhJ(&/AdAPEU-/ A PL^e , 3 Gained points Ud raniovsr proposal F .POtWMN *NO aaMMCAM CAR* B Auto fallura Supposing (2 . Since 1947 488. Radio City Station, N.Y. enhance your reputation. y o uI cCAW , W0VEK NAMED 4 Noraadaity 23 43 Window paiti # 10019. Be sure to specify birth PISCES (Feb. 2IHHatch 20) B_____ 6 Grou wda.) 46 Search J Art tiinllffe. Prop. I WKONtS/./ Guavara Style Bar date. Don't worry about things which Rajoct OPTICAL National 24 46 Shinbone w U O (M y 22-Aug. 22) The one may never happen. Even If they . 2 Margarinaa Product 2B If not ENERGY SAVWG 4 Bakitiging to 48 Conditionally '• tNng you don't want to be do. you'll be amazed at how Boulder SO Farm agency ^ ST(NM PWME AWBIIGS today Is a loner. Involve your well you can handle them. You \ tha thing 6 l(l^hoadgoar28 Waathar “Over 25 Years of Service” self In a group activity, even are both kicky and efficient 6 Month (abbr.) (p l) bu^u(abbr.|5,?*JJ’> ^ ; WWDONS REPUjgjjjP « * c Ihough you may not be fond of today. 6 Currancy unita 7 Auitrallan 28 '.-•'I. I & DOORS WINDOWS (WIOPIES, everyone who partldpafes. AMES (March 21-ApiS It ) 7 Hoitila rorca birds 30 A ^ 'i (abbr.) : vn O O (Aug. 2>-tept 22) You You should be rather lucky 8 Rap follow«s 52 300, Roman - can be the catalyst to get the today financially, but elthor 8 AINt D Slata (Fr.) 6 Explotiva 31 Salf^ateem 53 Proapactor’a • YANKEE ALUMINUM SERVICES entire family to pull together through Indifference or an (pl.) find Painting Professionals today In matters relating to oversighi you may not make 1 1 1 1 2 Abstract (abbr.) 2 Glass & Screen Repairs their security. Take the Initia the most of your opportunities. being 10 Boat gear 33 Swimming 54 Of tha (Sp.J • tive. TAURUS (Aprs 20-May 20) 3 Bafore (prafix) 11 Cunning mammal 65 Supariativa 2 133 Brandy St., Bolton, CT. ! - Y i' _ uiiivi Hardware & Accessories L M U (Sept 22-OcL 22) The Even though this may be a day 4 Fitting 12 Pep 38 Mida of grain suffix .J* only thing lhat could defeat you of rest for most, you should ALUMINUM 649-1106 today would be the negative give priority to matters which « World’s Greatest SuperherojM 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 e 8 10 11 ■ n use of your Imaginallon. Envi affect your work or finances. m 646-3117 sion events as M n g success Once they're attended to. relax 12 13 M es, not failures. aiKf enjoy yourself. THe PlANTep A / — EVEN WrTHMY m SCORfqO (O ct 24-Nov. 22) OEMRS (May 21-Juna 20) TOXtN 3 0 M B HEfZe IN THE 3 WE StaVICE AND IHSTAU IHIHItfMAl AND C y WtRM^ . _ i; J f i. Rather than hide your true feel- Although your Intentions may STATION.,.ANt? IF M Y^AL- 1 j u &T/h a n a o e p 14 15 l - ^ .... ' Inga today, share what's not be for personal gain, you CULAHONe ARE C O R R eC J TO 5EAT THE ' AM CONDITIONING • REFRIGERATION HOUSE WASHING m High Pretaure Power annoying you with those could derive extra dividends R A i>K > 16 17 18 m HEATIN6 and SHEET METAL Involved. Handled nicely, eve loday from being helplul to THAUL dET IT m W ashing Of Vinyl, 7 rything can be rectified. others. You get through giving. OFF H E ^ m Aluminum And Wood 18 20 21 22 23 24 25 • S’"; -:;.j s • New Endand Mechanical Services, hlc. Sided Homea. 26 27 « e i » SaafeiuS’, la sK s ■ 166 TUNNEL RD. 28 30 31 32 33 34 • MAK Painting M. yERNON, CT. 06066 V ■ 6 4 3 - 3 6 SW • 671.1111 Bridge 36 36 37 • • 38 38 40 41 '’■Serving Mancheiter For Over 30 Yeart’' m• CLVDE a mickey MILLER’S 42 ■ K 3 44 45 46 m A hand for Jackie • p . p AUTO bridge table. Actually, none Pent\and The Florist kevy!* Law t--J ames Schumelster PARTS of the Jackie stories bad any 47 48 48 50 51 mM 24 BIRCH ST. NORTH 7-17-82 element of reality, but they m “AUTO PARTS FOR 1^ ' . ^ 4AQI09l(t m TEL. 643-6247 made good reading. 52 53 54 55 56 a HOURS VA In this Jackie hand, the TBUTHFUL ABOUT BUT MOST OF AW, PONT m • TO • MON.-FRI. 643-4444 ♦ KQIO normal final contract is six 3IN&TO 'IOUB6BLF AT AW- TIMEfv LET THE (3N0MF5 SPIKE » . ______a TO BOAT.* SUN. F.T.D. ♦ KJ 57 58 o MASTER CHARGE hearts or six spades down DO N TW O ^y ABOUT THE PUNCH. m WORLD WIDE WEST EAST 3d7l. CENtER 8T. (BEAR) AMERICAN EXPRESS one since two trump tricks HOW VOISTACIC UP 68 60 1' a SERVICE 4743 4KJ5 must be lost. A OA risr youR PE5B&.. m V9 VQJ103 The bidding in the box is _!Z m ♦J975 *862 Incomplete. It seems that (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) 4QI097S 4432 Jackie replied with five dia SOUTH monds to Sonny’s Blackwood ♦ .... five no-trump. In those d a n IGAP -N- CORK PACMGE STORE VKS76542 the penalty for an insuffi 48S-488 No. Mam SL ♦ A43 cient bid was that the bid 4A86 ManclMstar, Com . We have created one of the most respected, top of research and development in the field of had to be made sufficient visual care. We have patterns for over 3,000 Vulnerable: Both and that it barred the part CELEBRITY CIPHER 649-0591 . dependable and most complete optical J Celebrtty CIphar oryptoorama are ctmM from quouttona by famoua paopta, past different shapes of frames, plus over 1,500 Dealer: South ner of the offender from the and prsdSniEscA tatter In tha ctpharatanda for anott>ar. Todiy’ichmFtqutItC. Remodeled & Enlnrged laboratories and, visual care centers in bidding. Jackie did not I Connecticut. For many years our motto was eyeglass frames on display, hard and soft con West North E^st South To Better Serve T o n 191 CENTERS!. understand this rule so she “If It’B Made of Glass We’ll Grind It.’’:Wlth tact lenses, sunglasses galore, plus hearing I SPECIAL ORDER WAMCHESTER.CONN IV just corrected to six dia Captain Easy — Crooks & Lawrence Pass 24 Pass 3V LIQUOR - BEER - CORDIALS aids. Optical Style Bar has two convenient » CAKE m o m .-SAT. )0-S monds and had to play the locations to serve you: 763 Main Street and 191 (’(203)646-0228 THURS,lO-9 Pass 34 Pass 4V hand there. Large Salactlon of Pass 4 NT Pass 5V I'M S01N 6 o u t THERE ALONE TO WE'VE EOT TO X'M 60 INS TO Main Street, both in Manchester. Between toe West led the 10 of clubs. LOVE GETTIN6 imBortad A PomaaMc WlMa Pass 5 NT See LURE HIM OUT. YOU FOLKS FOLLOW SAVE MV LITTLE “NXHR HIP VOe DFXVVrP .ova YO :-ya4eRRMKTItnmvW«l ...a- AT A PISTANCE. IF I WEEP HBLI^ KIP OF THIS two stores, one store is always at your service article Dummy’s jack held that first Buppy. H»oratory . — ~ - - - - — - — trick and Jackie promptly I'LL CALL. ^ 6uyi . n^terials as tiiey are developed. We stay on six days a w e^. OVER 45 ruffed a low spade. Then ft MANCHESTER U MOHAVHK INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY, INC. Opening lead. 4 l0 was back to dummy with the IVR YIQVFRSYIHRYVI HKHYIDR ~ TWO MANCHESTER LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU ~ YEARS ace of hearts to ruff a sec Supellrm of Snfrly FroIrriMii MEMORIAL CO. EXPERIENCE ond low spade with the ace By Oswald Jacoby of trumps. FVAAOIYDAT” — 8YFXH8Q A. lYLVI eFOUL WEATHEG SUITS 0pp. Eait Cematary CALL 649-5807 and Also Sontag Now her last trump was 763 Main St. and 191 Main St. led and dummy's 10 •SOOTS •HOSE The hands have been pret finessed. The king and queen •OLOVES^TARPS^RESPIRATORS QUALITY HARRISON ST. ty serious this week so we of trumps were Ted and the MANCHESTER will finish : with a hand ace of spades brought down MEMORIALS invented bjh Sonny Moyse. the king. Now Jackie 5 Ofwi Rd. a Maneheeter a 643>6107| MOHAWK INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY, INC. For many years Sonny was PREVIOUS SOLUTION:"There can be no daily democracy L announced, "Leading spades 5 GLEN ROAD - P.O. BOX 946 the editor of the Bridge for the duration, y o u can without dally citizenship.” — Ralph Nader World magazine, and this take your trump any time Alley Oop — Dave Graue „ *1982byNEA.Inc MANCHESTER, CT. 06040 hand describes the exploits you want to." PHONE (203) 643-5107 of his wife, Jackie, at the (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) EVERYTHING IN GLASS 643*2072 YOU SEE, "mE MAJCH I ...WHEN THE CONFRON- / YEAH, YES,BUT ANTI- MISSILE ...INVESTIGATIONS INTO) WEU.AT "WE CAN'T HIDE BEHIND OUR PRODUCT" nikouiA’s Pop _ E (j Sullivan POWERS HAD HtDDE) TATION OCCURRED,^-— X DID DEVCES CAUSED MOST THE eCVERNM ENT ( LEAST *WE FACT THAT THEP EACH ONE ONLY WHAT \THEY OF THEM TO FALL INTO' CORRUPTION INVOLVE^ T N A rli “SUPPLIERS OF SAFETY PROTECTION” • DRAPERY * CARPET • WALLCOVERING^ WERE NO ATOMIC POSSESSED A ( HAPPENED I USE THE OCEAN O R EXPLODE ARE STILL GOING y s o i v w \ m 7 h « c o lo rfu l store tfiot/omes to your door."' STOCKPILES SO WELL.. FEW MISSILES! V ? /'EM? HARMLESSLY IN SPACE! ON TO THIS DAY! j'W AT HASNY JJL WNTTE GLASS GO.. CHANSEDf Kit W Carlyle — Larry Wright WE RE V WE'RE W E R E OUR DECORATING DEN LO S IN G / J U S T N O T F IE L D IN G • 4 e - 7 s a a • Custom dropwry • vvovwn woods • mlnl-bllnds • b o d tp ro o d t 15-0. N O T PITCHING,! IS LOU5V OYEH 30 YEARS EXPERIENCE , • vorticol blinds • swags/cornicos • shodos GUVS.' V HITTING , E IT H E R .y V TOO. 'fue AtW2IMeNT Seews. 131 eiaSELL ST. MANCHESTER Eaperl decoTofi'tg odvic*. of your conveoiertce with rto obligolion •MIRRQRS .SHOWER DOORS .STORE FRONTS Appointmenti doy«. eveningg. w»*k*ndi. N f lW ltW «SAFETY GLASS .BATHTUB ENCLCSSUR^ .ETC. GLOVES M.V AND' H ki& m m K . Wolfe. HAND PROTECTION GLASSES J. B. ELECTRONICS FAMOUS BRAND STEREO • MUSIC AMPS • TV g o g g l e s SALES AND SERVICE TELEVISION - APPLIANCES Frank and Ernest — Bob Thaves MAVillKSTKR 1-^— “ d Z — m 1 m m m m a m n _ _ o o o You SOT THE LMT WERE X WE'RE WERE Y I LOVE V F P f U t e 649-3589 ,1ACK BERTRAND 643-1262 NOT \THROWING PL^VING ) THESE o n e ------I'A-I- H U S T L IN G W i l d I D A W FU L. J IN -P E P TH Int It Sta, 4 Sw OUT THERE,./ BASES. / ANALVSES. &N1,»6Ht EN THI.J ONE. SpecUtUsingin Winea I HEAP. PROTECTION MERCURY AGENci S M C 8!i8?Er«’»®**«lN^SS!Uc, Pine Shopping Plaxa I I FACE SHIELDS Tk AVC5 T-i DISCOUNT LIQUOR STORE ' / • V ■ e w w MA. MS. m Hif ua. m * m o r n 6 4 ^ 2 7 8 6 , to -g U W E M h a W rt tainaatJBalaelltiiia j ^ Fkllf al r;afi niic» to IJ The Born Loser^— Art Sansom I ^ a ^u S UuflUA, ‘7-17 itgraNMlMaAMinMal FOOTWEAR, SAFETY 7 Our Boarding House — Carroll & McCormicI w m a ONE wow-p^ B u ^ Bif»iy — Warner Bros. CJNeSRjR'foOANPHie i o o LIKE, ■ IS'wwinll /^W lNS OVEP \ ^ MIMT-MAN P R IiN TIN G FORWILBERFCB^E.^ 4E, conn tr. • WMCaEtnE S4E-i t t t m. iKi. VWtLE i TOO young AW. THE old-time^ HURRlCAWe'zJ h h a t 0!)30rr i s u j kajow.) .P.CUUZINO to HNVE SEEN TRI6iPEKKE,R,. , baseball WASSO - v r [ RESPIRATORY EQUIPMENT HE WA6 OBVIOUSLY rilSTORYS MUSHY IT WOULDN'T OMnEn nW IM A C0FYM6 SfXlllCI (SREACTEST CENTER FIELDER' 60 200 feet BEIN ' LOW COST PM IITIIN imiiiuBSM^lNe. WHILE YOU WAIT (RHOTO READY) IN HIS LAST YEAR, HE BATTED PROPPED OFF THE CAUTini PROTECTIVE CLOTHING asm can., ntnaw. aan nan H16HERTHAN PLAYERS IN ^ V/ASHINtfTON WHEEL ALIQNMEHT. - B M H E SERVICE - WRECKER SERl(lCE CAUEFUI r ™ i i THEIR PRIME I ^Ui-“ -OENERALRERMRWO n n THIS DOOR MONUMENT V/TI' SEAR A he had so Propane Cylinders Filled HRE-RESISTANT CLOTHING': •SEE US FOR ENGRAVED NAME PLATES MUCH RANGE HE COULD ^AY ^ J P U k YOUR 6066LES •TRY OUR NEW S-EI E M CEMM RUSHT BEHIND , _____ & g J K I S r / MANCHESTER. CO(l^ OEOW SIGNS. SAFETY a . WInthrop — Dick Cavalll OSTRINSKY, INC. 643-5879 643 S735 , eurOA/tMe OTHER J PONT NggD TO RJty PROTECTION 731 PARKER ST. MANCHESTER THANKS RDR J H O W CO YOU HANR SOME BdkBeiT ANAMAlYSriOIELL B R I N ^ N e r UKE THAT FOR FROM DIRT. S tE W WOULD DO M g - iw a T ' - J AAE THE PAPER, ARBCtSANCEiS GREASE I SOOT C H IP ® . WONDEI2S fOiZyOLj. CALL US FIRST! 50 FT. TRUCK SCALE TRAFFIC SAFETY EQUIPMENT LICENSED PUBLIC WEIGHTS HEARING PROTECTORS AND CONTROL DEVICES DEALERS IN IRON. METALS. PAPERS DEBAcre NEVER SPECIALIZED SAFETY SIS • i«t' OMU f u . ..-.v MANCHESTER HERALD, Sat., July 17, 1982 - 11 10— MANCHESTER HERALD. Sat.. July 17. IDtt Obituaries People Bcrtlia A. Brltteii Ridgefield, and a grandson, Joseph Bertha Agnes (Murphy) Britton, Brunelle IV of Manchester. 73, of 402 E. (^ n ter St., died Friday Funeral services will be Monday at Manchester Memoriai Hospital. at 9:15 a.m. from the Newkirk and She was the w ife of the late Edward Whitney Funeral Home, 318 Bum- Francis Britton. side Ave., East Hartford with a She was bom in Montreal, Can. on mass of Christian burial at 10 a.m. O ct. 5, 1908 and had lived in in St. Isaac Jogues Church, East Manchester for the past 40 years. Hartford. Burial will be in Veterans She was a communicant of St. Memorial Field-Hillside Cemetery, James Church. East Hartford. Friends may call at She leaves a son, Walter E. Brit the funeral home Sunday between 2 ton of East Hartford; four and 4 and 7 and 9 p.m. Memorial daughters, Mrs. George V. contributions may be made to (Frances) Lawler of Farmington, Newington Children's Hospital, Mrs. Waiter (Viola) Hogan of Santa Newington, Barbara, Calif., Mrs. Glen Alton W. Small Herald photo* by Tarquihio (Elizabeth) Dougherty of West Alton Wallace Small, 57, of 61 FORMER SENATOR AND KEYNOTE SPEAKER ABRAHAM RIBICOFF Hartford, and Mrs. Richard Rachel Rd., died Friday at the . . . he wants to see a "clean sweep” In November election (Patricia) Bragdon of Manchester; t .r-v. .■ Manchester Memorial Hospital. He two sisters, Mrs. John O’Reilly and was the husband of Carolyn E. Mrs. Thomas Meehan, both of Mon (Lambert) Small. He was Irarn in treal; 24 grandchildren, two great Livermore Falls, Maine, July 5, grandchildren, and several nieces Ribicoff issues rally cry to Democrats / 1925. and nephews. He had lived in Manchester 16 Funeral services will be Monday said. >• programs had been cut. < years. At the time of his death, he HARTFORD (UPI) - 0)nnec- Ribicoff, who retii^ from the at 9:15 a.m. from the Watkins The former senator, 72, described “ A t the close o f the last debate in was employed at the Ward Manufac ticut Democrats officially kicked off Senate with the last election and is Funeral Home, 142 E. Center St. O’Neill as “ in the Connecticut tradi 1980 between Jimmy Carter glsd turing Co. of Manchester. He was a their state convention FYiday night now practicing law, stressed party with a mass of Resurrection at 10 tion of firm, experienced, com Ronald Reagan, the challenger U.S. Army veteran of World War II with a call to victory from former unity in hiS speech and didn’t even a.m. at St. James Church. Burial passionate leadership based on asked, ‘Are'you better off today than and Korea. He was a volunteer Sen. Abraham Ribicoff, on^ of the mention the battle for the will be in East Cemetery. Friends fiscal prudence and humane con you w ere four years ago?’ L et’s ask fireman with the Center Hose Co. 2., party’s biggest success stories in re Democratic gubernatorial nomina today, ‘Are you better off in 1982 may call at the funeral home Sunday Town of Manchester Fire Depart cent history. tion. cern.” than in 1980?’ ” R ibicoff said. from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Memorial ment. He was a past president of the Ribicoff, who also served as Throughout the start of his Ribicoff, a stalwart of the Although making no direct men contributions may be made to the Tenants’ Association of the governor, a congressman and a speech, Ribicoff mentioned, Gov. Democratic Party’s liberal wing, American Cancer Society, 237 E. also criticized President Reagan, tion of the gubernatorial battle Beachwood Apartments. member of the federal Cabinet, William O’Neill on several oc Center St., Manchester. Saying the basic Issue this year “ is between O’Neill and Abate, RibicqS Besides his wife, he is survived by issued a rally cry to 1,300 convention casions and made no direct the quality of our lives at home and did refer to the one-time battle for Waldemar Kangaa his mother, Leona (Bean) McCrillis delegates for a “ clean sweep" in the reference to House Speaker Ernest Abate of Stamford, who is life on this globe for all mankind.” the party’s Senate nominationy Waldemar Kangas, 79, of 333 of Farmington, Maine; a son, Earl November election. challenging O’Neill for the Ribicoff said that since Reagan which will go to Rep. Toby Moffett. Bidwell St., died Friday at L. Stone II, of West Hartford; I and “ The people of Ck>nnec;ticut are Democratic nomination. took office 3 million additional Moffett had been facing'^ :< >•: Manchester Memorial Hospital. He five daughters, Mrs. Anthony entitled to the best. The Democratic ■^1 -A “ We Democrats are here in Hart Arnericans had lost their jobs, home challenge earlier this year frqm was the husband of the late Laura (Esther) Botting of Oregon, Mrs. Party will continue to give them the ford with a purpose — to nominate mortgage rates had increased, John Downey, a form er chairman of (W are) Kangas. Jim (Beth) Stone Johnson of best," Ribicoff said in remarks our present governor. Bill O’Neill, business failures had “ soared” and the state Department of Public He was born in Gardner, Mass, on Brooklyn, N.Y., Mrs. Vincent prepared for delivery in the keynote for a full four-year term,” Ribicoff college and scholarship loan Utility Control. Aug. 26, 1902 and had lived in (Carolyn) Bosco of Hartford, Mrs. address to the convention. Manchester for more than 40 years Harold (Shariie) McGary and Mrs. and before that in Framingham, Barbara Amidon, both of California. Mass. Before his retirement he had He also is survived by four worked at Pratt & Whitney in East brothers, Harold Small, Carroll Small, loud ".-I- Hartford for 30 years. Small, Carl Small and Gerald He leaves two sisters, Mrs. Alma McCrillis; and two sisters, Anna » zpmiw' .Johnson of West Newfield, Maine, May Shardlow and Gertrude union group and Mrs. Helen E. Progen of Wells, Crowley, all of Maine. He is also Maine, and two nephews and a survived by 14 grandchildren. niece. Funeral services will be Tuesday boos Dodd The Holmes Funeral Home, 400 at 10 a.m. at the Holmes Funeral Main St., has charge of • -Home, 400 Main St. Burial w ill be in HARTFORD, Conn. (U P I) - A East (Cemetery. Friends may call at arrangements, which are in sm all but loud group of union complete. the funeral home Monday 7 to 9 p.m. members briefly disrupted a. cam ■ —•a.: Memorial contributions can be paign rally staged Friday over Joseph V. Bramande made to the American Heart <2s®a '•VI prelude to the Democratic State Joseph V. Bramande, 48, of 140 Association, 310 Collins St., Hart m Convention. Arbutus St., East Hartford, died ford, or the charity of the donor’s The workers, members of Friday at Manchester Memorial choice. Hospital. He was the husband of Teamsters Local 493 in New Lon Jane (B o lt) Bramande and the Gertrude F. Halladay don, booed during an introduction m /■ - father of Terri Ann Brunelle of Funeral services were held at for Sen. Christopher J. Dodd, D- Manchester. Newfane Congregational Church in Conn., as Dodd began his remarks. He was born in Hartford and had Brattleboro, Vt., for Gertrude F. The so-called “ unity rally” was lived in East Hartford for the past 19 held outside .the state (Capitol by sup Halladay, 84, form erly of AV/. years. He was a Marine Corp Manchester, who died June 6 at porters of Gov. William O’Neill and veteran of the Korean Conflict and Brattleboro Memorial Hospital. Rep. Toby Moffett, who is seeking had been employed by Northeast She was the wife of the late Bur the Democratic U.S. Senate nomina Ventilating Co. of New Britain. He ton C. Halladay, former assistant tion. was a member of Local 40, Sheet manager of the Metropolitan Life The exact reason the teamsters ’ Metal Workers, of the Elks Club of Insurance co., for the Hartford dis were upset could not be determined Manchester, and the Moose Club of trict. She had lived in Manchester but some members of the local said ' m Herald photos by Tarquinio East Hartford. He was also active from 1928 to 1950. they were upset because Dodd with the Little League Baseball allegedly had failed to answer She leaves four daughters, Mrs. MANCHESTER DELEGATION LISTENS TO KEYNOTE SPEAKER RIBICOFF THE MANY SIDES OF SEASONED LIFEGUARD KAREN McARDLE group in East Hartford. Beatrice Lange and Mrs. Sally letters they Sent him on an issue. . . . the 22 local Democrats back Lleberman for attorney general . . . In lower photo she teaches Dannielle Rankin how to swim Besides his wife and daughter in Hicking of Manchester, Mrs. Janice Moffett, who introduced Dodd Manchester, he also leaves a son, Carmichael of Clinton, and Mrs. during the rally joked off the first Joseph V. Bramande of East Hart Jean Wilson of Newfane; three sons, round of hooes, which came when ford; two other daughters, Laura Maurice (Bud) Halladay of M offett asked the crowd if it wanted I.,ee Boudreaux of Hartford, and Brattleboro, Verne Halladay of Dodd as Chairman of the Senate Democrats call for unity Diane Lynne Bramande of East West Hartford, E. Denman Foreign Relations Committee. Hartford; his mother, Mrs. Jean Halladay of Newfane; 14 As an initial round of cheers (Parisi) Bramande of Hartford; a responded to Moffett’s question Lifeguard grandchildren; and 21 great Continued from page 1 brother, Santo M. Bramande'JrT-of grandchildren. began to die down the booes swelled from the teamsters only to again be port in urban areas crucial to Democrats. Aside from the gubernatorial battle, the main drowned out by cheering. Abate, however, appeared in no way ready to drop his fireworks at the convention were expected to respIt 'Sometimes we sit here and eat Doritos in the rain' Dodd, who joked about the situa uphill quest against O’Neill and claimed a victory of from nomination battles for secretary of the state and School records sought tion, said he didn’t "know what sorts in striking the deal with O’N eill to allow Abate to attorney general — two spots which in past years drew caused the booes. address the delegates on Saturday. far less attention. ’, By Barbara Richmond {•‘ s W J v T ' A.- Miss McArdle was interviewed. She and her assistants The rally on the Capitol lawn Under the deal, the order of nominating candidates In the attorney general’s race, four candidates we^e Herald Reporter were wrapped in towels to keep warm in between followed a reception for delegates will be changed so O’Neill will go first. In return. Abate seeking the nomination. Former Senate M ajor^ sessions. of morals cose victirhs given at a nearby hotel by O’Neill will be allowed to give a seconding speech on his own Leader Joseph Lieberman of New Haven claimed sup .iw mm' Karen McArdle of 16 Benton St., is a psychologist, Guards have to show up in all kinds of weather. and Moffett. House Speaker Ernest behalf. port for a firstballot win but a primary was likely with teacher, babysitter and friend to thousands of children “ Sometimes we sit here and eat Doritos in the rain,” Abate press secretary Ned Barnett said the speaker’s at least one other candidate. ; The state’s attorneys' office of . O’Connell also approved Heiman’s Abate of Stamford, who is every summer. she says. motion to obtain police search and challenging O’Neill for the guber forces “ backed.them (O’Neill’s supporters) into a cor The nomination for secretary of the state drew at Manchester Superior (iourt ordered She’s head lifeguard at Verplanck Pool, where she has While Miss McArdle is being interviewed her tasks natorial nomination, held a separate ner and there’s no way out for them.” least eight candidates and maybe as many as ten.lA the town's school department and arrest, warrants pertaining to the been working for five summers. are taken over by her assistants, but she's interrupted to reception at the same hotel. Abate’s forces, however, lost in a bid before a conven prolonged series of balloting appeared possilde. ’„ the state Department of Children case and records of statements Is her job nerve-racking? run get kick boards, to answer the telephone, and to After their reception, Moffett and tion committee to have the party platform moved up on The various candidates set up tables am qpenpd and Youth Services to turn over to Hansen allegedly made to police It can be at times, she says. “ W e’ve already had to answer to the endlessly asked question, “ When can we leading to charges being filed O’Neill led a parade up the street the agenda from its current last-place spot. Barnett said “ hospHtallty suites” at a hotel near the convention ha|l, the court their records pertaining to pull three kids out of the pool this year. Two kids dove go in the water?” against him. from the hotel to the Capitol rally. a floor fight was likely on the issue. offering fc^ and drink to delegates. two Manchester girls, ages 10 and into each other and one passed out,” she says. She and her assistants also have to do a lot of the 13, who are victims of alleged sexual Hansen, 29, of 22 Greenwood maintenance work around the pool. Verplanck, the Drive, is charged with first, second, molestation. EVEN THOUGH it’s early on in the swimming oldest pool, is constantly having one problem or third and fourth degree sexual Superior Court Judge Edward Y. season. Miss McArdle is already hoarse from having to another. assault and five counts of risk of in O'Connell ordered the action Moffett ready for Senate nomination shout above the screams and squeals of the children in It’s hard on a cloudy cold day to be enthusiastic about Friday, when he approved a motion jury to a minor. the pool. going in the water. The psychologist in her comes out, for disclosure filed by the attorney He was arrested April 12 in con HARTFORD (UPI) - Rep. Toby the Republican Party. In the course of a good weather week she sees, about m^. she says, when she has to convince the kids that the for Richard L. Hansen II, the nection with incidents that allegedly .'■ A- Moffett, who two years ago stepped “The niain difference between 1,400 kids. “ Some just come for fun sessions but I wish water is beautiful “ while you feel like you’re turning suspect in the sexual assaults. occurred over a period of time early m aside to allow a fellow Democratic them is that one of them is us|ng some qf them would come in the morning for lessons. blue,” The purpose of the disclosure mo this year. The alleged incidents congressman on to tjie U.S. Senate, Sometimes it seems we just do a lot of babysitting,” she She has one more semester to complete at Central tion, filed by Attorney Maxwell ended when the victim s’ mother primarily his relationship with a TRY DOING THE CRAWL THIS WAY sat in waiting Friday to be says. Her assistants nod in agreement. Connecticut College where she’s majoring in business, Heiman of Bristol, is to determine learned what was happening and relative in the White House wHile nominated for his shot at the “ I can tell who the good mothers are,” she says. Danielle Rankin watches Miss McArdle show how education. She plans to continue on there to get her whether the alleged victims are notified police, police said. the other one doesn’t seem to knbw nation’s highest legislative body. where the White Rouse is,” Mofiptt “ Some of the same kids come faithfully every day, master’s degree and from there she hopes to get a job qualified to testify against Hansen After the state’s attorney’s office SHE H AS H E R favorite kids and specifically spoke Moffett is expected to be rain or shine. We affectionately call them ‘the water through, in the way she goes about demonstrating how teaching business education. in a pending jury trial. receives the alleged victim s’ school added. < of twins, a boy and a girl. “ They struggle to try and do nominated without opposition Satur Moffett, who vowed to addrbss rats’,” she says. she’s able to dive. Afterwards Mrs. Michele expresses She works several nights a week at Newington I and DCYS records, it will review everything and they’re so cute.” day at the Democratic State At times her job tries her patience. concern that the dive was less than perfect. Children’s Hospital as recreational activities specialist. them and .turn over to Heiman any issues and make proposals for Rape suspect Convention to seek the seat now held This year, she says, swearing is big at the pool. The She also has a favbrlte adult swimmer, Maria Michele She says she thinks some mothers just use the She does this year-round. material that might have bearing on national and state programs on the by Sen. Low ell W eicker Jr., a guards try to discourage it but to no avail. “ They’re of Summer Street, who has been a student for about four lessons for “ babysitting,” while other mothers stay and She was a member of the Central swim team this year the credibility of the alleged vic environment and econontic growth free on bond maverick Republican facing a using such foul language. We really have to crack seasons, along with her three children. She admires watch to see how their children are doing. Of course, and she’s been running in the Turkey Day race the past tims’ testimony. during,the campaign, said he was challenge from within his party. down,” she says. Mrs. Michele's tenacity. some mothers have younger children at home so they couple of years. Heiman also will have access to a w ^ at receiving his party’s Senate James P. Apostle, charged with “ This is not a party for me. It’s She says she Is nervous on crowded days because it’s She calls’ Mrs. Michele over to demonstrate how far have to leave. “ Don’t tell everybody this, but I ’d like to run in the the records of any„ psychiatric nonnination. the kidnapping and rape of a 15- not a social affair. It’s a very impor difficult to see kids who are inback of one another. “ The she’s come. She now knows how to dive. “ I keep telling It’s impossible to know all the kids by first name but Boston Marathon,” she says. examinations the alleged victims “ I drove up by myself just now year-old Manchester girl, is out on tant part of my campaign,” M offett kids have a contest to see how many they can push into her she’s going to be in the ‘84 Olympics,” Karen says she tries. She jogs to the pool from her home each morning, a may have undergone. .from Branford and I was just bond from Hartford Correctional said in an interview Friday at a the pool,” she says. affectionately. “ It seems the names you know are the ones you yell at distance of about three miles — that, plus all of the Heiman has requested that the thinking what a tremendous hono^ R Center. hotel room being used by his cam But despite the frustrations, she clearly relishes her In jest Mra. Michele then admonishes Karen for the most,” she adds with a smile. swimming she does is putting her in good shape for the alleged victims undergo psychiatric is to be able to lotdc forward-to Apostle, 22, of East Hartford, is paign as a press room. job. bringing her in the lim eli^t but her pride shows It was one of those cold days earlier this month when marathon — she’ll probably make it. examinations before they be walking but on that stage and scheduled to appear in Manchester M offett said he was using the con allowed to testify against Hansen. receiving the nomination of my par Superior Court next Thursday on vention to fneet with delegates and ty for as high an office as a United charges of first degree kidnapping find out how he stands in various SEN. DODD AND CANDIDATE MOFFETT States Senate seat,” he said. and first degree sexual assault. towns around the state as well as for . . . Chat before speeches begin “ It’s an awesome responsbility, A spokesman for the Department Fire Calls “ research” on the various issues. not only to Democrats here to carry longer sure fakes a lot less lifestyle of Corrections said Apostle’s $25,000 M offett, 37, had been widely men the banner but nationally this being bond was posted Thursday by a ball tioned as a candidate for the Senate businessman and broUier o f Vice fire from withU tiie GOP ior not the best shot for taking a Republican bondsman. You may have seen' something in the 1980 election. However, he President George Bush. following the party line and for op seat back and getting us on the road government to help you if you won’t The report says a lot of us die of us die before our time in before our time because of heart at stood aside in favor of then-Rep. posing President Reagan on some about a report' issued by the Manchester Moffett, a litoa l Democrat who back to reason and sanity and aWay take their advice? from things that are unnecessary. automobile accidents. I don’t know tacks brought on by stress. I guess Hunter hospitalized Christopher Dodd, , who went on to has gained national publicity for t o issues, M offett said be saw little from these'right-wing sunbelt reac- National Academy of Sciences last The problem I have with trying to Friday, 4:48 p.m. —Medical call, We die from driving car, eating too how I’ll get to work. It’s too far to I’ll step working so hard. I sure defeat Republican James Buckley in work on'energy and envlro^ental diffeience between the two (SOP tlwiarles,” be said. . week saying Uiat half of us die when Andy Jack R. Hunter, owner of 50 South Alton Road. (Town) change my Ufestyle is that I don’t much of the wrong foods, drinking walk and, anyway, the government wouldn’t mind taking a month off the 1980 election. issues, said he couldn’t sajr sAlch of (^ ten d ers. we do, not b ^u se of old age, bpt Manchester Structural Steel and a Friday, 3:31 p.m. —(tentrolled think of my life as having any par too much of the wrong liquids, also says too many of us are killed from writing this column. Dodd, son of the late Sen. Thomas the two Republicans he’d prefer to ‘‘I’m going to iay in ray (accep [Rooney prominent Manchester resident, burning, Tolland Turnpike. (8th because of our lifestyle. The people ticular style. The word “ style” to smoking and generally living at too as pedestrians. Dodd, D-Conn., will nominate run against. tance) speech tomorrow that oh the Air quality report I like to play tennis, too, but I sup was hospitalized Friday after suf UUIities) from the Institute of Medicine who SyncUobted me is something that appears in cer fast a pace. The only thing I ’ll need really big Moffett for the Senate at the state He said Weicker lacked a strom issues there’s not- as much HARTFORD (UPI) - The pose I better be safe and give that fering an apparent heart attack. issued the report recommend that if tain sections of the newspaper and I don’t know where to start money for is fresh fruit and convention on Saturday. campaign field organization, which dlRerence as the two o f them would Department' of Environmental Columnlet up. The government wouldn’t want He was reported in stable condi- we want to live longer, we oUf^t to in magazines like Vogue. I just plod vegetables. I know I’ll have to 1» Tolland County This year, Moffett will face the could make Bush and a united like to have us think," M offett said. breaking up this style the govern me dropping dead on the court un- . ticMi Friday night at Manchester Prote^on retorted very unhealthy .change our lifestyle. winner of the Republican Sm te Republican Party the to u g ^ of the “They are both RepuMlcans that al(mg, living day after day and ment thinks m y life has. eating more of those. They co^ Memorial Hospital, where he is Friday, 2:21 p.m. —Car accident. air levels Friday at Stratford aiad naturally. nomination battle between Weicker two candidiates in November. support the : current version of I muit to live a good long while, so these recommendations. What’s the having a pretty good time doing it, I better not drive to work plenty. chairman of the hospital board of Route 6 and Hendee Road.- (An Greenwich and unhealthy air quality Life is going to be pretty quiet lor and Prescott Bush Jr., a Greenwich A lth ou ^ W eicker has come under R^blicanism that is dominating I* w been thinking about foilowlng senm-of navlnir RomennA like vrair too. anymore. The report says too many The report says too much of us die trustees. dover) for the remainder of Connecticut. TT10 #Ar thA nairt Rrt voar« MANCHESTER HERALD. Sat., July 17, 1982 - 13 12 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Sat.. July 17. 1982 Supbrniar^ket shppper ■Sehior clfizens Advice Weddings Store won't Joe's off! / checks Editor’s note: this column is prepared by the staff of Sloppy behavior by son the Manchester Senior Center. It appears on Saturdays. By Joe DImlnIco for refunds Activities Specialist won't wash with mother Greetings: Throughout the year I see the members of this center D EAR A B B Y : What do DEAR ABBY: My live- By Martin Sloan neighbors’ trash or. the taking trips and having fun and rightfully so. It makes you do with a 15-year-old in boyfriend is a very kind DEAR MARTINI I local dumpsters, I donU me wonder .why I couldn’t be born 60 years of age and boy who stuffs his dirty and gentlenatured person. have started to receive re hesitate to pick up labels or retired instead of being required to work for a living. I clothes back in the drawers, He is always well-groomed wrappers lying on the side fund ch^ks in| the mail, guess I am a little envious. with his clean clothes and Dear Abby and well-dressed. He is and several of them are for of the road or in a parking Anyway, I would like everybody to know that there is doesn’t want to wash his also a very private person. |1 or less. lot. a little justice for I will be on vacation with my family face? Abigail Van Buren After two years of a very When I tried to give them My husband thinks I ’m a for the next two weeks, and part of it being at Hampton This boy is a good kid intimate relationship, I am to the cashier at my local little crazy. Sure I am — Beach. I would like everybody to know that while I will except for the above. For certain that he wears a supermarket as partial like a fox! be basking in the sun on the beach, sipping iced tea, 1 years I ’ve been trying to toupee. (H e's 27.) He has payment for my purchases, Not only am I making will be thinking of each,and every one of you. get him to wash his face never told me, and I would she refused to accept money, but I am also doing Now, back to business. Concerning trips: just a properly. He’ll do it for a never ask him outright, but them. my part to keep America reminder to all tbe individuals attending the Rocky few days, then go back to are using your position of fun? It really upsets me, he has never let me touch Then I went to the store beautiful. Perhaps if there Neck trip this ’Thursday, that the bus will be leaving at his slovenly habits. He gets authority to “ punish” the and I end up nervous, his hair. I manager, who told me that were more refunders, our 9:30 a.m. from the center. Individuals that were put on angry when his dad or I teil boy because you're angry shaking and in tears. We the store wouldn’t accept streets and highways the waiting list will be able to go on the mini-bus. Those him how bad his nose looks with him for defying you. I have been married for 40 His hairpiece is getting such small checks because, would be a lot cleaner. individuals should contact the center for confirmation. because of the blackheads. know you mean weli. Mom, years and he has never pretty scruffy around the as he put it, “ it would cost So, ladies and On Wednesday from 10:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. there will be He could be a very hand gentlemen, please don’ t but no boy ever died of been cruel or mean to me edges and I think he needs more to process them than a slgn-up for the Brotherhood Winery and West Point some boy with a little ef a new one. I'm afraid if ’■A ' feel funny about reaching blackheads. Lay off. And before, but lately he seems they are worth.” trip scheduled to leave on Aug. 17. The cost of the trip fort. something isn't done about down and picking up that one of these days when he to take pleasure in upset What good Is refunding if will be 321.50 per person. For further Information, I don’t nag him about this it soon someone else will empty package. Feel good wants the best-looking face ting me. Could something you can’t cash the checks? please stop by the center and pick up a flier. constantly; I just bring it notice it and mention it, — C.G. from Brooklyn, about it. he can get, he'll clean up be wrong with him? Also, we will be having a sign-up for the Ocean Beach up every few weeks and which would embarrass ir.-' 2 N.Y. If you don’t pick it up, his act. And his nose. WORRIED trip on July 26, starting at 9:30 a.m. The trip is keep hoping that the day him no end. DEAR C.G.; Many someone else will. Your will come when he'll cure scheduled for Aug. 5. The fee will be 32. Just the same as DEAR WORRIED: stores have a policy loss will be their gain. — enough to do this on his DEAR ABBY: I've read Have you any ideas on our other trips, there will be no advance registrations Yes. First tell him lovingly against accepting “ third- Susan H. from Holbrook, own. you for years, but this is how I can get him to taken over the phone. but firm ly that his party” checks. This means N.Y. He's getting to the age my first letter to you replace it without confron Other trips lined up for the shore will be Harkness “ hiding” stunt upsets you that the store may accept DEAR SUSAN: Amen! where he likes to do things because I don't know ting him? Perhaps if you Memorial State Park on Aug. 12, Mystic Seaport on Aug. terribly and to please 1 your own personal check A cleaner America is up to with his pals. He's planning where to turn. Lately when print this he w ill see it and 19. Stay in tune with the column for the registration never do it again. Then if but not a check made out to us! ' a fishing camp-out with his my husband and I go shop get the message without dates. he repeats it, get him to his you by another party. friends now, and 1 told him ping together in a big store losing face. Mrs. Brian C. Duffy Smart shopping award Don’t forget our next picnic here at the center ' physician for a thorough Mrs. Paul Lapine Mrs. Jeb Filkins Mr. and Mrs. Thomas T. Ayer Paychecks are usually an if he wasn't mature enough or a shopping mall, he HIS LIVE-IN LADY My' Smart Shopping scheduled for Aug. 6, a Friday. Hot dogs and assorted physical checkup. A sudden exception to this rule. Re to wash his face, he wasn't “ hides” from me and I Award goes to Debbie Ray salads as well as ice cream will be the menu. The picnic change of behavior such as fund checks should be, too. inature enough to go with have to go looking for him. of Hoxie, Ark. will start at 5:30 in the evening so that we can avoid the you have described could DEAR LADY: Take no After all, the items that his friends. When I can't find him, I Duffy-Tobin She had a $1 coupon good heat. Any individuals willing to help out with the food be symptomatic of chances. Plav it straight. Lapine-Byrne Filkins-Mazzone Ayer-Anderson you had to purchase in Am 1 handling the situa panic and get almost on a P e rs o n a l Touch preparation are asked to call me at the office and leave hysterical, then he comes physical and/or mental Say, “ Darling, your hair' order to send for the refund their name and phone number. tion right? - Barbara Loreen Anderson of Willimantlc, daughter of Joan Paula Tobin of Manchester and Brian Colman Razor. When the store out of hiding, -laughing like problem. Sometimes that is looking a little scruffy. I Linda M. Byrne of Wethersfield and Paul Lapine of Sally Mazzone, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond were probably bought at Rita Bowler is now at home recuperating after a stay A CARING MOM Mr. and Mrs. George Anderson of 172 Eldrldge St., Duffy rlffville were married July 10 at St. doubled the coupon, the it was some kind of joke. which appears to be think it's tim e for you to Manchester were married June 5 at St. James Church in Mazzone of Amato Drive, South Windsor, and Jeb that store! at Manchester Hospital. We all wish her a speedy Manchester, and Thomas Thaddeus Ayer, son of Eugene Bartholi ^Church in Manchester. razor only cost her 59 DEAR MOM: No. You Do you think this is ali in “ meanness” is illness. see your barber.” Filkins, son of William Filkins of 25 Glenwo^ St., and A thoughtful store recovery and hope to see her back at the center real Manchester. Ayer of Bozeman, Montana, were married July 3 at The brii ^ ^ u ^ te r of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Tdbin cents. the late Joan Filkins, were married July 10 at St. manager will recognize soon. Emanuel Lutheran Church. of 78 Trac; room is the son of Mr. and Mrs. "When I go home, I The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mark Byrne Bridget Church. this fact and accept your I was Informed the other day that a long time active of Newburyport, Mass. The groom is the son of Mr. and The Rev. Dale Gustafson of Emanuel Lutheran per Richard ■He. refund checks happily. found a Personal Touch $1 Rolsky officiated at the mass and refund offer and sent in the member, Sal Vendrillo, passed away. Our sincere con Mrs. James Lapine of 90 Branford St. The Rev. P. Sheridan of St. Bridget, performed the formed the double ring ceremony. Melvin Lumpkin was The Rev. In any case, you will Several remedies tried, organist and soloists were Cynthia Dodson and Linda double ring cerdmony. Organist was Harry Carr of display card,” she says. “ I dolences go out to all the family members. double ring ceremony. Clara Dubaldo and Steve Mann have no problem in All participants in our.golf league are reminded about The Rev. Robert Burbank officiated at the double ring Hultgren, all of Manchester. The bride was given in Manchester, and soloist was Alison Davis of West Hart don’t think that’s bad for a were organist and soloist. The bride was given in depositing refund checks in the Arizona ScramM.? Tourney with the Retired ceremony. The bride was given in marriage by her marriage by her father. ford. refunder of only two marriage by her father. your bank account. Just be Swingers of the Manchester Country Club on Aug. 4. The father. Sherrie Lynn Anderson of Manchester, sister of the The bride was given in marriage by her father. The months living in a small but I still have insomnia sure that you do it prompt tournament is 18 holes at the cost of 35. Players wishing bride, was maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Heidi Ross maid of honor was Elizabeth Tobin of Manchester, town.” Eileen Byrne of East Hartford, sister of the bride, Sandy Mazzone of South Windsor, sister of the bride, ly, because many refund to participate are asked to contact the league officers. and Cynthia Dodson, friends of the bride, both of sister of the bride. Bridemaids were Dierdre Duffy and Ms. Ray and other was maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Mary Lapine of was maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Susan Mazzone of checks have an expiration ^Jso, the golf league will have a cookout on Aug. 9 star DEAR DR. LAMB: 1 turns white and it itches. It Manchester and Elysa Fleming of East Hartford, cousin Priscilla Duffy of Tariffville, sisters of the groom. readers whose smart shop Manchester, sister of the groom; Margaret Byrne, South Windsor, sister of the bride, and Chris Coughlin date. ting at 11 a.m. at the Country Club up at 9th hole. Hot have insomnia which 1 started on rny right leg in of the bride. The best man was Ward Duffy of Tariffville, brother ping experiences appear in have been trying to over Patricia Byrne, Carol Byrne and Kathleen Byrne, all of and Melinda Koski, both of Manchester, friends of the dogs, hamburgers, potato chips, macaroni salad and the genital area and then Michael Brand of Mansfield Center, friend of the of the groom. Ushers were Matthew Tobin of DEAR MARTlNi I this column receive a copy come for years. 1 have Newburyport, Mass,, sisters of the bride. bride. Tracy Dischert, of Manchester, cousin of the refreshments will be served, all for 32. Individuals are spread to the other side groom, was best man. Ushers were John Sallng of Manchester, brother of the bride, and Christopher have to' smile whenever I of my refunding magazine. tried numerous remedies bride, was flower girl. asked to contact the league officials for reservations. and finally around my but Manchester and Chris Jones of Maryland, friends of the McDonald of Washington, D.C., a friend of the groom. read in your column about The National Supermarket such as cutting out sugar, Your Health TTie best man was Robert Yakaitis of Glastonbury. Just a reminder: seniors interested in obtaining tocks. My penis finally Joseph Ramando of Phoenix, Ariz., was best man. After a reception at the home of the bride’s parents, a fellow “ trash picker,” Shopper. Write to me In then dairy products; I've Ushers were James Lapine of Florida, brother of the groom. employment within the town of Manchester. Ann started to itch. I have tried groom; Keith Lapine and Steve Lapine, cousins of the Ushers were John Nixon and Marc Novitch of the couple left on a honeymoon to Cape Cod. liie y will A lth ou gh 1 h a v e n ’ t care of United Feature tried relaxation tapes from Lawrence Lamb, M.D. all kinds of medicine but it Manchester and Dean Roberts of Holland Patent, N.Y. After the reception at Fiano’s Restaurant in Bolton, become brave enough to Syndicate, 200 Park Ave., Wright, program counselor for the seniors in the com groom; Michael Byrne, brother of the bride, and Mark make their home in Manchester. munity service program of the Urban League of Greater a psychologist and 1 took a won't disappear. I am sen Paul Solair of Manchester was ring-bearer. the couple left for a wedding trip in the Pocono Moun rummage through my New York, N.Y. 10166. TM course several years Seltzer of Hartford. The bride is a 1981 graduate of Catholic University of Hartford, will be at the center on Tuesday from 10 a.m. ding you a diagram. Please tains in Pennsylvania. They will make their home in America in Washington, D.C. She is employed as a ago which did help some. The reception was at Veterans Memorial Hall, East to 2:30 p.m. to take applications for part-time positions. don't feel insulted, it is the After a reception at the Ramada Inn in East Hartford, Willimantlc. customer service representative at J.C. Penney Co. In I am a _34-year-old Hartford. The couple will make their home in East Eligibility requirements are that the individual must only way 1 could explain it. the couple left on a wedding trip to Canada. They will The bride is a graduate of the University of Connec Manchetser. female and live a fairly Hartford. be 55 years of age or older, with income limits as make their home in Hartford. ticut and is a Spanish teacher at Lyman Memorial High The groom is a 1981 graduate of Catholic University of contented life, cope with follows: family of one, 35,850; family of 2,37,885; family sleeping preparations Many people who think DEAR READER; You School in Lebanon. America In Washington, D.C. He iS employed ais a con Clip ‘n’ file refunds stress well and have an The groom is a graduate of Central Connecticut State The bride is employed by Arrow Travel as a travel of three, 39,700; family of our, 311,625 and family of five, p rescrib e by doctors as they get very little sleep may have tinea cruris, sumer credit adjuster for Connecticut Bank and Trust in excellent diet and exercise College and is a master’s degree candidate studying agent and the groom is employed by J.P. Machine as a The groom attended Montana State University and is Miscellaneous Food Products (File 9) 313,550. well as those you can buy really get a lot more than commonly called “jock machinist. West Hartford. program. business administration at the University of Hartford. in the U.S. Navy stationed at Groton. Menu for the week of July 19 without a prescription. they think. Your sensation itch.” If so, it is fungus. Clip out this file and keep It with similar cash-off 1 believe my problem Monday: Pastrami on rye, cole slaw, pickle chips, I would be surprised if of time during sleep hours coupons beverage refund offers with beverage could either be diet-related That is the most likely chocolate pudding, beverage. your diet has anything at is often faulty. Then you coupons, for example. Start collecting the needed or just plain psychological. cause of your problem. Wednesday: ’Turkey salad sandwich, fruited gelatin all to do with your sleeping need to know the quality of proofs of purchase while looking for the required Maybe my biological clock You could have a yeast in mold, beverage. problems, unless you eat a sleep; a few hours of good refund forms at the supermarket, in newspapers is out of whack. Can you fection (Candida) and un Engagements Thursday: Sloppy Joe on a bun, tossed salad, dessert, lot before going to bed, deep sleep is better than and magazines, and when trading with friends. recommend anything else 1 doubtedly have a complica beverage. which makes some people many hours of light sleep. tion of irritation caused by Offers may not be available in all areas of the coun could try? Whlat is your Friday: Tomato rice soup, egg salad sandwich, sleepy and gives others a Habits make a your home remedies. try. Allow 10 weeks to receive each refund. opinion of hypotherapy? The following refund offers are worth 38.68. This dessert, beverage. burst of energy at the difference. Establish a You'll need to see a doc week’s refund offers have a total value of 321.64. DEAR READER: I'm wrong time. routine and stick to it. tor. Surely failure of your SCHEDULE FOR WEEK glad to see that your Relaxation is an impor Exercise during the day home treatment for a year- This offer doesn’t require a refund form: Monday: 7:30 a.m. golf at country club, 10 a.m. chess HAMBURGER HELPER Cookbook Offer, Box various remedies did not tant element, whether you and early evening and slow and-a-half is adequate and checker and bingo; lunch; 12:^ p.m. pinochle; bus list sleeping pills. In are able to relax as a down before the sleep hour. reason to do so. He will no 5403, Minneapolis, Minn. 55460. Receive the “ Ham pick up at 8 a.m. return from shopping. general they should not be routine habit or use TM or DEAR DR. LAMB: 1 doubt be able to give you burger Helper Soup Cookbook.” Send two box bot Wednesday: 9 a.m. public health nurse by appoint used except in unusual even self-hypnosis if you have this itchy problem medicines which will cure toms from Hamburger Helper. Expires Dec. 31, ment; 10 a.m. fellowship circle; pinochle; lunch; 12:30 temporary circumstances. have learned to use it. The around my genitals. An the fcngus or yeast and 1982, or when the supply runs out. p.m. bridge games; 1 p.m. craft class; bus pick up at 8 These offers requjre refund forms: They can become a bad key is both mental and itchy rash developed on the hopefully resolve any com- a.m. Registration for Winery and West Point at 10:30 COLE’S Squirtpak. Receive a Cole’s French habit and cause more physical relaxation. sides about a year-and-a- plications your home a.m. until 1 p.m. return trips at noon and 3 p.m. Bread Pizza. Send the required refund form, the problems than they solve. The first question is, do half ago. 1 have not seen a remedies may have in 'Thursday: 9:30 a.m. bus leaves for Rocky Neck trip; Universal Product Code seal from one Cole’s box That includes many you really have insomnia. doctor. When 1 scratch it duced. orchestra rehearsal: noon lunch. Phone a ride will pick and the register tape with the price of Squirt up people for lunch and Special Bingo. Those needing. circled. Expires Dec. 31, 1982. rides must call Monday morning to our office for ride KARO Free Roll Offer. Receive a refund of up to pick up. Legal Aid — 10 a.m. to noon. 31 on the purchase of hot dog or hamburger rolls. Working mother seeking Friday: 9:30a.m. cribbage; 10a.m. bingo; lunch 12:45 Send tbe required refund form, two labels setback games. Bus pick up at 8 a.m., return trips at (Including net-weight statements) from any red- or noon and 3:15 p.m. ■ -»r blue-label Karo Corn Syrup, one proof of purchase from any brand of packaged hamburger or hot dog BRIDGE SCORES: Tom Regan, 6,190; Nadine encJ to 'dinner madness' rolls and the register tape with the price of the rolls Malcolm, 4,230; G. M. McCarthy, 3,630; Irene Foisey, I' ■ f circled. Expires Sept. 30, 1982. 3,620; Murray Powell, 520; Helen Silver, 3,510. but your view of yourself NEW AGE. Receive a 31 refund. Send the DEAR DR. BLAKER: Does anyone really ap has changed and so have required refund form, two front panels from any PINOCHLE SCORES: Grace Windsor, 616; Floyd preciate the dinner-hour your needs. Laureen Dyann Hooey New Age Sandwich Slices and one label from a loaf Post, 602; Corrine Gibson, 592; Rene Maire, 576; Ada Charlene M. Cardile Randi L. Alberti trauma of a working Ask Why not get together of bread. Expires Oct. 31, 1 ^ . Rojas, 570; Joe Garibaldi, 571; Maude Custer, 569; Mar mother? I don’t think so. with a couple of the other SKIPPY Go-Togethers Refund Offer. Receive tin Bakstan, 571; Paul Ottone, 564. Dr. Blaker wives (and husbands who Cardile-Burtpn Alberti-Kerin Hopey-Cohen four 25-cent coupons, one each for Skippy and After a tense, demanding day — just as difficult as accompany their wives to Frank Cardile of Bolton and Terry Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Alberti Mr. and Mrs. Allan T. Hooey of bread, Skippy and milk, Skippy and jelly and Skippy Karen Blaker, Ph.D. the conventions) and plan Sr. of 59 Salem Road announce the and bananas. Send the required refund form and her husband’s — she is Cardile of Bolton announce flK 116 Walker St. announce the engage expected to walk into the some alternative ac engagement of their daughter, engagement of their daughter, Ran ment of their dau^ter, Laureen two net-weight statements from 1B-, 28- or 40K)unce house and begin im tivities? di Lyn Alberti, to Robert John Kerin Eyann, to Max Cohen Jr., son of Skippy Peanut Butter. This offer is void in Charlene May Cardile, to Robert mediately to deal with the Steven Burton of Vernon, sOn of Mr. of 162 BIssell St., son of Mr. and Dorothy K. Cohen of South Windsor Washington. Expires Aug. 31, 1982. Thoughts chjidren, do chores that Mrs. Gordon H. Tolman Mr. and Mrs. Paul Zotos and Mrs. B.E. Burton of West Hart Mrs. Edward Kerin of Cape Cod, and the late Max Coh«i & . SOUP STARTER-STEW STARTER It Pays to Mass. Cook Smarter Offer. Receive a 31 refund. Send the wine left unfinished in the who made certain he had ping outings and hours at ford. The bride-elect is a graduate of morning and cook the About collecting The bride-elect attended required refund form and three Universal Product The courage to be well Is a crucial virtue. Once again that time. Otherwise, he the beauty parlor but since The bride-eledt is a graduate of Manchester High School and dinner. Then, after the Russ MacKendrick Manchester High School and Code symbols — two from Soup Starter and one the currents of history are churning into rapids, might also have been swept I have gone back to East Catholic High School and Is Manchester Community College. meal, she cleans up the writes about stamps, coins Tolman-Glass Manchester Community College. She is employed by Hartford from Stew Starter or two from Stew Starter and one threatening to carry before them everything we have up into the hurricane of working in the business Zotos-Strickland employed at Aetna Life and Casual mess. and almost anything 7 ty. The p r o r o ^ v e bridegroom is a % e is employed by the IQodc Co. in Hospital as a respirato^ thoaplst. from Soup Starter. Expires Jan. 31, 1983. lov«l, trusted, looked forward to for pleasure, and sup actvitity that often per world I see them as All this before she can collectible — in “ Collec graduate of ^niard H f^ School, Manchester. The prospective bridegroom is a WELCH’S Free Coupon Offer. Receive a 20-ounce port. vades a busy home with degrading. Linda Diane Glass, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Rae Strickland, dau^ter of Marvin Strickland of unwind from a day that can tors' Corner,” every West Hartford and is employed at The prospective bridegroom graduate , of South Vnndsor High jar of Welch’s Grape Jelly, Jam or Preserves. S«id We are being called to live with enormous Insecurity. growing children. Am I being too sensitive? Glass of 105 Scott Drive, and Gordon Harry Tolman, son Manchester, and Paul Zotos, son of Gloria Zotos of easily start as early as 5; 30 Tuesday In The Herald’s Union Carbide in Elast Hartford. attoided Manchester High School. School and Manchester Conmunity the rquired refund form and the net-weight The churches could become centers of creative and Men are not used to of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Tolman of Keene, N.H., were Glastonbury and Stephanos Zotos of Athens, Greece, a.m. DEAR READER: No, Focus/Leisure section. M»ssss4snnerly employed, by Pratt statements from two 20^unce jars of Welcm’s courageous thinking. They could also become sanc making certain that their married June 19 at LaRenaissance in East Windsor. The were married June 12 at The Unitarian-Unlversallst College. He’s employed by the I -wish there were some Rev. H. Brough Bailey of Hartford performed the dou Whitney Aircraft. Manchester Police Department. A Grape Jelly, Jam or Preserves. Expires Dec. 31, tuaries for frightened Americans, recruiting grounds women take the same Meeting House in Manchester. way to stop this “ dinner privilege. ble ring service. A S ^ t. 18 wedding at the Second Sept. 18 wedding is planned. 1982. for authoritarian figures and movements, some of madness.” As a result, most women The bride was given in marriage by her father. Vicky Pamela Riley of Columbus, Ohio was the maid of Congregational Church is planned. Here’s a refund form to write for: G ose-Up,. which already bear the earmarks of an emerging must take on that respon J. Glass of Manchester, sister of the bride, was maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Ms. Risa Strickland and Ms. Signal, Pepsodent Toothbrushes Coupon Bonanza, fascism. DEAR READER: Shif sibility themselves. 'They honor. Bridesmaids were Barbara J. Glass of. Sonya Kurien, both of Manchester. Chllders-Rodgers P.OJ Box 7719, Maple Plain, Minn. S5348. Send a Will we be scared to death or scared of life? It all and is employed as an mgineer intn ting gears from the must become their own Manchester, also a sister of the bride, and Mlcbelle self-addressed, stamped envelope with your depends on where we find our ultimate security. The LIBRARY BOOK SALE Mr. and Mrs. John J. Childers of Seaboard Coast lin e Railroad in professional to the good mother during that LeMay of Centerville, Mass. , Douglas Hamilton of Cambridge, Mass, was best mail. request; residents of Washington should send only a leader , of the Protestant Reformation, Martin Luther, Ushers were James Kurien of Manchester and Fred WaycroBS, Ga. announce the engage Fitzgnrald,'6a.- ' . self-addressed envelqie. ’This offer — good for a $1 was asked, “ Where will you be, brother Martin, when domestic routine is not period from 5 p.m. ot 8 John Sweeney of Keene, N.H. was best man. Ushers Webster of West Hartford. ment of their daughter, Robin Lee' An Aug. 14 wwtdlhg is planned in refund, |2 in coupons and a mystery coupon — church, state, princra, and people turn against you?” automatic. It takes time to p.m. they must take time Saturday, July 24,1982 were Jeff Morel and Bradley St. Pierre, also of Keene. Childers, to James H. Rodgers, son First UMted Methodist Church in' expires Nov. 30, 1982. Answered brottier Martin, “ Why, then as now. In the unwind and rethink. And to unwind and get tbe help 10 A.M. — 3 P.M. After the reception at the church the couple left on a of Mr. and Mrs. J.L. Rodgers of Waycross, Ga. yet, most women try to they need from their hus After a reception at La Renaissance the couple left on hands of the! A lm l^ ty God.” honeymoon trip to Greece. They will live in Iowa City, Fitzgerald, Ga. The bride-dect is take on home respon band and/or children in a wedding trip to New Orleans. They will make their ; We can deal with insecurity because God in Christ was Iowa where the groom is a candidate for a master of the granddaughter of H.O. Robinson able to. Is it not dishonest to call ourselves Christians sibilities the second they both the preparation and home in Keene, N.H. Playing bridge clean-up associated with iMiUlYCHBNKYUllUUlY fine arts degree in the theater arts department at the ot 114 Maple S t, Mandiester. and and thm to pretend that Christ is not the healer, the walk into the house. •W M a In t t , The bride Is a graduate of Keene State College. The University of Iowa. 'The bride is a writer and was the late Alice Robinson. Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag Layered look still around eternal dispoiser of life and courage? Is it not dishonest When you think about the meal. •om tiBa groom is a hair stylist with Spartan Styling Salon in recently awarded the master of fine arts degree by the T M bride-dect is a graduate of write about bridge — every day on to pretend that God’s love iq person on earth is only taking a few moments to Keene. Iowa Writers Workshop. Sandalwood High School in Jackson the comics page of The Manchester abrat what God has become, instead of also what we are unwind, remember that DEAR DR. BLAKER: LINCOLN, Neb. (UPI) ville, Fla. and attended l^aycross HwaM. qieclallst. to become? The gtory of God Is a human being fully men have traditionally The last time I went with — The layered look in 'PRICES 100 to $15 Junior College and Valdosta State Thelma Thompson of tbe alive. required and received this my husband to one of his Letters to the editor Supermarket shopping tips College, majoring in marketing. She women’s wear will still be Univeralty of Nebraaka, necessary ritualistic space business conventions, I is employed as a marketing Be infprme^ ■round this fall, but Lincoln, n U a t^at even the Rev. Chet Copeland and time for themselves at was bothered by the kind of wuo — uehM ot boom The Manchester Herald’s Open Forum provides space Martin Sloane explains how to save money at the associate with Syscol Gulf AtlanHc stay on top of thb news. — sub- without the inreviooB ovet^ lighter layered styles may Assoelate Pastor tbe end of their work day. activities planned for the Como.ono -Xlamo tor reader dialogue on current events. Address le ttm to grocoy store — every Wednesday and Saturday In his Food Service of JadtsonvUle, Fla. ^scribe to ’The Mandiester Herald. jtowerihg combinations, not look good on abort, Center Congregational The problem is that it wives. In the past I had the Open Forum, Manchester Herald, Herald Square, “Supemarket Shopper” column .in The Manchester The prospective bridegroom Is h For home delivery, call M7-8M8 or sqrs an ektenskm clothing atocky w om ai.' Church was usually the woman looked forward to the shop Manchester, CT 06040, Herald. - • Robin Lee Childers graduate of Fitzgerald High School OIDAHLOQA.7 Win/, ■4 - ■L. . MANCHESTER HERALD, Sat:, July IV 1982 - l.l 14 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Sat- July 17. IWB Little surges MACC News into link lead P ag e 16 Come smack the ball for a 'k / Human Needs Dqiartinent at article which exemplifies the 6464114. Editor’s note: this column is will be held. The IS-hour reserve Aug. 14, a Saturday that 646-4114 from 9-5, or Jackie highest form of giving. As always, the continuing prepared by the staff of the marathon will be played from 6 promises to be a very enjoyable day. Morelewic, evenings, at 649-1292. An anonymous $200 check was generosity of the Manchester Manchester Area Conference of a.m. to 9 p.m. at the main presented to us with instructions community is very gratifying. Churches. It appears in the volleyball court at Wickham .Last week we Incorrectly INTERFAITH DAV CAMP reported that $15 covers two to apply it toward the bill of a 78- We would like to thank the Manchester Herald on Satur Park. ,, opened on Monday and the year-old widow who has been following people who have made days. Please mark this date on your weeks camp for each child. Hie response has been tremendous. $15 fee actually covers one without ho' stove and hot water contributions to various MACC calendar — we need your sup We have 57 children enrolled this since May. I hope our friend is programs: v By Elaine Stancllffe port! The volleyball players will week’s expenses. The public kX": Human Needs Director year, far more than any other response has been very reading this w e ^ ’6 column and Clothing Bank: Alice Lamenzo, need people to stop by and summer. is aware of the appreciation felt MACC challenge them, as well as people gratifying. This week we would T.D., Cowles, Carol Cunliffe, We have 23 counseiors, but stiil like to thank the following people for her loving gift. Joseph Then, Karl P. ’Then, and to come by and cheer them on. can use many more. Especially Three energetic and caring Private individuals and local for their generosity: Mis. R. ^ several anon]^ous donors. young people have come up with needed are male counselors. If ANOTHER REMINDER! the 4 ^ Dusinesses will be approached to Kibbee WiUey, Mr. and Mrs. Vin- Human Needs Department an ambitious plan to raise money any of you 14- to 17-year-olds cent Kanpp, Marlon T. Food Pantry: South United serve as sponsors for the group, moved to Center Congregational m for the Human Needs Fund. have the time to share, we can Jesseman, hfr. and Mrs. William Methodist Church, Concordia pledging an amount of their own certainly put your time and Church in April. Nancy Carr’s of Lutheran Church “Rice Bowl,’’ Katrine Walsh, Mark Albert and choosing for each hour the Gilroy, and Katherine Morley. Jean Stanklewitz are college talents to good use! fice is still located in St. and several anonymous donors. students. Avid volieyball.players, players keep the game going. Another great need is for an ' THREE WEEKS AGO the Bartholomew Church, 'and she adult arts and crafts director. MACC Column reported on the can be reached at 64^2003. The Furniture Bank: Mrs. John the have combined their favorite More details will appear in Hunter. later MCC columns as the time Anyone out there handy with pop- plight of people experiencing Human Needs Department is sport with their desire to help Room At. the Inn: An draws near, but we wanted to side sticks and yam? If you are severe problems with utility open daily on weekdays from 9-5 people. anonymous friend. On Aug. 14 a “Volleyballathon” give everyone the opportunity to interested, please call the bills. We has a response to this and can be' reached by calling Calendar - 5. -..■su, ' I At South Methodist S *' The following events are scheduled at South United Methodist Church for the coming week; Sunday — 10 a m.. Pastor Lawrence Hill preaching, ■-■fir -Jl’- %■ ■ mk‘ii.! • ' nursery care available; 7:30 p.m., adult Bible study. Tuesday — 7,:30 p.m., women’s prayer and study group. , . -iL iL lw Wednesday — 7:30 p.m., evangelism commission. Thursday — 7:30 p.m., adult study, 224 Indian Hill i.,, ’ liPPJfcV'sWar- Trail, Glastonbury. Her^M photos hy Pinto Friday — 10 a.m., AlAnon. MICHELLE BEAUDRY AWAITS PITCH ... swings, misses In Little Miss play but executes fine follow through Youth beach day set The following events are scheduled at Emanuel Lutheran Church for the coming week: Monday — 7:30 p.m., property committee. Tuesday — 9 a.m., staff meeting; 10 a.m.. Old Guard, meetings open to all retired men of community; 7; 15 p.m., Conway Diet Institute. Clampett expands lead ta five Wednesday— 12:30 to 1:30 p.m., Bible study with sack lunch; 7 to 8:30 p.m., Bible study. Thursday — 10 a.m., prayer group; 11:15 a.m., care TROON, Scotland (UPI) - “It’s just a part of my personality Scotland, in 1975, responded best to ditions, with a warming sun settling “Pm concerned with continuing to round before getting a bogey on the 15th hole when his drive caught a and visitation. Unemotional in attitude and un never to want to get too high or too the challenge with a 69, including a over Roydl Troon and a less severe play the kind of golf I’ve played the Saturday — 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., youth beach day; 8 p.m.. concerned about any of bis low," Clampett said of his reserved 60-foot birdie putt on the fifth hole wind, only 12 players bettered par of first two days. It will be a mental trap to the right and he two-putted Alcoholics Anonymous in Luther Hall, 60 Church St. challengers, young Bobby Clampett attitude. “Inside, though, I’m and an eagle on the par-5, 481-yard 144 for two rounds. challenge now to see if I can hit the from 30 feet. Summer office hours are 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Monday -threatened to make a runaway of bubbling." lUh. That put him at 138, five shots Peter Oosterhuis had a 67 tb tie at same kind of shots. Since he was in the second group off the pace, as the field was fairly 141 with Briton Ken Brown (71), and "My goal is to shoot the best score He got that back with a 5-foot bir through Friday. "the British Open Friday by taking a die putt on the 16th. missed a 5- to tee off at 7:40 a.m. (2:40 a.m. well spaced behind the rampaging another stroke farther back were I can this week. If someone beats it, > shot lead at the halfway point. footer for bogey on 17 and closed Clampett shot a spectacular 6- EDT) Friday, the 22-year-old Clampett. Tom Purtzer (66), Rogers (70), great, if not I win. 1 want to see how Californian gave his rivals an West German Bernhard Langer, David Graham (70) and Jose-Maria low I can score. It’s a personal with a 6-foot birdie putt. Here’s Concordia’s week under-par 66 for a 36-hole of The cut of 80 low scorers and ties JL-under 133. This was only bin! Shot awesome target to shoot at as he ran runner-up to Bill Rogers in last Canizares of Spain (72). challenge to see how far I can go.” The following events are scheduled at Concordia year’s Open, and Des Smyth of Arnold Palmer, winner of the was set at 8-over 152. and among the "pK the all-time Open record of 132 up eight birdies against two bogeys. casualties were Bruce Lietzke, Lutheran Church for the coming week: by Henry Cotton at Royal St. South African Nick Price, the Ireland, both with 69, were tied for Open at Troon 20 years ago, had a 73 Clampett, who has spent almost as much time studying the whose 75 included a triple-bogey and Tuesday — 10 a.m., administrative staff in pastor's George’s in 1934. leading amateur pt Carnoustie, third place at 139. U.S. Open cham for 144 and three-time Open cham study. pion Tom Watson, closing with a pion Jack Nicklaus shot 70 for 147. mechanics of golf as he has playing put him at 155, and Ed Sneed (77- Wednesday — 7 p.m.. Holy Communion mid-week ser bogey when he misjudged the wind Clampett never has won as a the game, added, ”I think all my life 153). vice. and drove into a bunker, managed professional in the United States, I always felt golf is a challenge Among other Americans. Fuzzy Thursday — 1:30 p.m., golden age group will meet in only a 71 to fall to 140, where he was but he was a runner-up four times against yourself, not so much a Zoeller (71) was at 144, Masters Horald photo by Pinto Sfarling fights challenge against everyone else. the church room. tied with Sandy Lyle of Britain, who last year and he tied for third in the champion Craig Stadler (74) and equaled Clampett's round of 66, a Even when I played alone I didn’t Curtis Strange (73) were a( 145. TRINITY COVENANT CHURCH ON HACKMATACK STREET U.S. Open last month. He has been record for the newly designed near invincible in two days over the feel I was trying less hard, because Larry Nelson (69) was at 146. Ray . . . the long, long view far USBA crawn course. difficult 7,067-yard Royal Troon it is a personal challenge.” Floyd (73) and Johnny Miller (76) Center’s calendar “It’s a matter of him going out course, and required only 26 putts Clampett, who had only one bogey were at 147, Gil Morgan (74) was at and not making too many mis Friday. in adverse w eather conditions 148, Ben Crenshaw C75) was at 149. The following events are scheduled at Center , NEW YORK (UPI) - Kevin Morgan. takes,” Watson said of Clampett. “I'm not really concerned with Thursday, ran up six birdies on the Lee Trevino (72) was at 150 and Tom Congregational Church for the coming week. Among Episcopalians Morgan will defend his U.S. Boxing Starling, a 23-year-old native of “If he makes a few mistakes then the lead,” Clampett maintained. first 11 holes during his second Weiskopf (731 was at 152. Sunday — 10 a.m., worship service, sanctuary; 10 Association welterweight title Hartford, Conn., who lists former someone will have to go and catch a.m., summer church school. against unbeaten Marlon Starling pro basketball star Earl Monroe as him.” Saturday in a scheduled 12-round one of his managers, is 23-0 with 15 Despite better weather con nationally televised (CBS) fight at knockouts. Christian yoga offered Two hats have Gallup in trouble the Pelt Forum. Morgan, a native of Las Vegas, Starling was sidetracked late last Mitchell snares lead Sister Marie Alice LaGace will lead a holistic course !^ev., will be making the first year when he suffered a broken jaw in Christian yoga, meditation and contemplation Mon Episcopal hierarchy of By David E. Anderson old, 1928 version of the third of its membership in their opinions.” 1928 prayer book. jlefense of the title he won on a 12- sparring with Thomas Hearns, who COAL VALLEY, 111. (UPI) - Jeff the first two rounds. bogey, a routine round. day through Wednesday at 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. in the St. book. a little over a decade. Both sides agree that the And the Prayer Book “systematically "round decision over Tyrone Rackley was preparing to face Sugar Ray R a d io -T V Mitchell shot a recordtying, 7-under- Mitchell started his round with an Asked about the last time he shot Bridget School cafeteria, 74 Main St. The three-day George Gallup is best Gallup told a Washington That comment brought a denomination — like other Society, claiming a majori destroying a living last October. In his only other fight Leonard for the undisput^ world par 63 Friday, giving him a two- eagle on the par 5 508-yard 10th hole that well, he said, "I had one in course will be repeated on the same days from 7 to 9 known as one of the news conference that sharp retort from church mainline Protestant ty of the laity on its side, is religious and literary this year, Morgan knocked out welterweight title. Starling has won stroke lead at 132 in the second and followed with five birdies — one Phoenix in about 1975. 'That's only an p.m. nation’s most reliable among Episcopalians who officials, especially the religious bodies — has lost not going to let the issue go tradition.” Donald Johnson in four rounds to all four of his fights this year and round of the $200,000 Quad Cities in the back nine and four in the eight-year gap.” ^ Cost of the sessions is $15 for the morning or afternoon pollsters, but he is also an have a preference, most Rev. John A. Schultz, members since 1966, the away. Gallup’s poll, however, push his record to 21-8. stopped veteran Babs McCarthy in SATURDAY Open. front. Veteran Peete credited his good series. Registration is open to men and women. To Episcopalian and the com churchgoers prefer the old director of Management peak of the religious It hopes to elect similar- doesn’t make that ,. Morgan is trained by his father, nine rounds last month in his last Noon - Golf: British 0|irn, Mitchell, 27, Lubbock, Texas, “That’s my best score by two showing to the momentum he gained register call 649-9742. bination of those two hats 1928 version as the book of Information Systems at the revival that began in the mlnded deputies overwhelmingly clear. former welterweight contender L.C. bout. Ghannel 8 turned in one of his best perfor SHoB tT Mitchell said of his 63. from the victory at Milwaukee. have stirred something of a services for their worship. Episcopal Center in New 1950s. (delegates) to the He reports that between 2 - Royals vs. Red Sox, WTIC, mances since he won the 1980 ” (Ilrs)'the lowest I’ve ever had on a ‘T m still puffed up from Iasi dispute in the 2.8-million- So does the Prayer Book York and the But they disagree not denomination’s September 1979 and the present, the Channels 22,30,38 Phoenix Open. Trailing him were Tour. week,” he said. "That’s one of the Personal advice from Abby member denomination. Society, a group formed to denomination’s pollster. only on the size of that convention, seeking to pass number of laity favoring 4:30 - Boxing: Starling vs, six players — including touriiament "The fact that’s the second eagle I reasons I’m playing so well this Schultz said Gallup’s decline but on the causes— legislation allowing for use the 1928 version has favorites Calvin Peete, who won the made this year has got to be the week.” Abigail Van Buren offers personal advice daily in one Gallup recently under fight for the retention of Moore to defend Norgan, Channel 3 took, at the behest of the the 1928 book against what figure was “ridiculous.” especially the role of the of the 1928 book at local, declined from 62 percent to S - Boxing, Kalule vs. Moore, Greater Milwaukee Open Sunday, highlight of my playing this year. Holes in one by Robert Thompson of America’s best-read columns, “Dear Abby,” in The “ For years,” Schultz Prayer Book. parish option. 57 percent. and Miller Barber, winner of the The fact I didn’t make any bogies and Thomas Gray highlighted se Manchester Herald’s Focus section. independent Prayer Book it believes is the “anti- Channel 8 Society, a survey of Anglican” Prayer Book said, “Gallup has It is a dispute that has “Hundreds of thousands 5 - Wide World of Sports, U.S. Senior Championship the same today was a big factor.” cond round play. Thompson got his Episcopalian attitudes adopted by the church in projected a much, larger been festering in the of Episcopalians wuit it Channel 8 day — knotted at 6under-par 134 for Baird facetiously called his 63. on the par 3 12th hole and Gray sunk used in at least one service WBA championship Guide to weekend events toward the church, 1979. membership than the denomination for more t Me 7:45 - Yanks vs. A's, WI’OI’ second place in the competition for which included eight birdies and one his ace on the par 3 5th hole. focusing especially on the During the course of his cw g y have listed on their than a decade as the weekly,” says the Rev. BIBLE 10 • Mels vs. Dodgers, WINK the $36,000 first prize. The Herald provides a comprehensive calendar of denomination’s new Book report on the survey, parochial reports. We church went through Jerome Polltzer, president 1, ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. (U P I)-It Thomas Hearns In 14 rounds and In a First-round leader Tim Graham "where to go and what to do,” every Friday in the of Common Prayer, Gallup also said the count only active several trial prayer books of the Prayer Book Socie SPEAKS SUNDAY shot a 76 in front of 5,000 patrons on may not be in his hometown of New boxoff of leading contenders for the 11 -C oif: British Open, Focus/Weekend section. adopted in 1979, and the ' denomination has lost a Episcopalians and poll only in an effort to update the ty. He accused the By York but Davey Moore is just glad title, Mlhara won a 15-round deci the par-70, 6,514-yard Oakwood Eugsiw Channel 8 Country Club course and fell eight Twa hales-in-ane Brawsf to be defending his 'World Boxing sion over Rocky Fratto. Association junior middleweight “I heard of what a complete 1:45 • Yanks vs. A-s, WPOP, 2 - strokes behind the leader. championship iii the United States. fighter he was,” Moore said. “He Channel 11 Defending champion Dave Barr Moore, 10-0, of the Bronx, N.Y., was all right but not what I 2 • Red Sox vs. Royals, WTIC, battled the hot, humid weather for Religious Services puts his title on the line in a expected. He did show Ray a little Channel 38 an even par 140 after 36 holes, just fired at taurney 1 often have enjoyed the ; scheduled 15-round bout Saturday more than be showed me, though.” 2 - Aulo Raring, Channels 22,- good enough to make the cut. COAL VALLEY, 111. (UPI) - 25. "I was hoping to do it again oq 8. privilese of sharing the riches against former champion Ayub Since losing to Leonard, Kalule 30 Butch ^ ir d , who also fired a 63 of the Bible with others who Thomas Gray and Robert Thompson but it didn’t turn out that way. 1 hope pastor. Sunday. 9:30 a.m. FULL QOSPEL study. has won four straight and earlier 4 • Mels vs. Dodgers, WINF Friday, joined the bunch in second (Thursday): 7 p.m.. Youth eervleo Holy Communion first and third CHURCH, (LCA), 40 PHkIn S t never have delved into ita . Kalule, 40-1, at Bally’s Park Place Andover worship: 10:4S a.m. Sunday INTERDENOMINATIONAL 4:30 • Boxing: Munoz vs. Frias, carded holes-in-one on two separate I do it four times tomorrow. " (Friday). Sunday. Rev. Burton 0. Strand, pastor. 9 EMANUEL LUTHERAN page!. It la rewarding to watch ' Casino Hotel (5 p.m. EDT, ABC- this week, he showed little regard place at 134 along with Jack Newton school; 7 p.m. Bible study and CHURCH. 745 Main SI. Rev. CHURCH, Churoh and Chastnut Channel 8 g re ^ s during the second round of Gray, of Prescott, Ariz., said he FIRST CONGREGATIONAL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, 43 CHURCH OF CHRIST. Lydall am . Holy Communion, nursary their wide-eyed wonder and to for Moore and scoffed at his la ^ of Jr. and Bobby Cole, who both shot aallowship. Wednesday, 7:30 Philip Saunders, minister. 10:30 straala, Rav. Dais H. Gustafson, . TV). the $200,000 Quad Cities Open CHURCH of Andover, UCC, Spruce St. Rav. Richard Gray, and Vernon atraate. Eugene c m providad. hear their excited conversation 8 - Tennisr U.S.Pro, USA Cable 65, and Lyn l^ tt, who was at 66 for hit the ball off the tee with an 8-iron p.m. prayer meeting. a m., praise, worship service snd pastor; Rav. MIohasI R. ^T he 23-year-old champion has not experiince. Moore has never gone Route 6 at Long Hill Road. Rev. pastor. 10:30 a.m., worship eer- Browar and Stave HoH, mlnlstara. about the Bible. Friday, the first time two aces have and it “flew right into the left edge PRINCE OF PEACE, Bible study: 7 p.m., deliverance Sunday aorvloaa: 9 o.m. Bibla UNITARIAN UNIVERSALIST Lohmonn.atsoolats pastor; Joll i^ n t too much time at home during more than seven rounds in a fight the day. Richard H. Taylor, pastor. 9:30 LUTHERAN CHURCH, Route 31 vlca, nursery: 9:15 e.m., Sunday SOCIETY: East 163 W. Varhon * I ■ been recorded on the same day in of the cup.” service. school: 7 p.m.. Informal worship. clossaa; 10 a.m. worship; 8 p.m. Hanricks, tatsm; Rsv. C. Hanry .ine past six months. He traveled to wUle Kalule has gone the 15-round Peete and Barber both shot 67 in a.m. Church school; 11 a.m. and North Rhrer Road. Rav. W.'H. FAITH BAPTIST CHURCH, 52 Si. Rav. Arnold Waitwood, Andaraon, pastor amorltus. 6 the tournament’s 11-year history. ” I was so shook up I three-putted worship service with nursery, ST. JOHN'S POLISH vrorship. Wednesday: 7 p.m. Bi These resctlons contrast .';;japan last February and stopped distance fodi' tifnes. Clerc bre^zes Wllkans, pastor. 9 a.m., Sunday Lake St. Rev. James Beilasov, bla study. Nuraery provided for an mlnlstar. 10:30.am., Sorvlca am. contsmponuy worship with In fact, the aces were only the the next green,” he said. coffee hour after service. school: 10:15 a.m., worship ter- NATIONAL CATHOLIC CHURCH. sfiarply with lbs Indifference of ,'tiiampion Tadashl Mlhara in six “I handled him easily in Houston pastor. 9:30 a.m., Sunday school: 23 Qolway St. Rav. Walter A. tarvloae. communion In chapal; S:30 am ., some and the outright hoetUity vlce. ST. JAMES CHURCH, Rev. third and fourth recorded in the Thompson hit his hole-in-one 10:30 a.m., worship service: 7 FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, nvorship, chlldran's aarmon, oom- of otbeip. I ’m convinced that ' rounds to capture the title in just Us and I’ll handle him here,” said to easy win ST. MARY'S CHURCH, Route Hyszko, paetor. 8:30 a.m., mass Fronds V. Krukowskl. Rav. history of the tournament at the earlier in the day, using a 5iron to Bolton p.m., evening service. In English and Polish. SCIENTIST. 447 N. Main S t 10-.30 munlon second and fourth Sun tew can make an objective and - ninth pro fight. After a brief stay Kalule, who is ranked No. 1 and Is Busy slate 31. Rev. F. Bernard Miller, pastor; CHURCH OF THE a.m., ohuroh earvlea, Sunday Robert Burbank, taam ministry; days, nursary. ZELL AM SEE, Austria (UPI) - Oakwood Country Club. sink it on the par-3 IM-yard 12th CHURCH OF 8T. MAURICE. 32 Rev. John L. Suprsnsnl, ST. BARTHOLOMEW'S Rev. Edwsrd J. Ratrdon. Satur perceptive study ol the Bible ‘Hack home, he ventured to South still incensed at being passed over ASSUMPTION, Adams Street at CHURCH, 741 E. Middle Turn eohool, and oara lor email NORTH UNITED METHODIST wiUiout sharing in thla wonder Top seed Jose-Luis Clerc of Argen Gray’s shot on the par-3,148-yard hole, ■' Hebron RomI. The Rev. J. Clifford aseoclats piator. Beturdey day masses at 4 and 8:30 p.m.: Africa in April and knocked out for Weir in Moore’s first title Thompson Road. Rev. Edward S. pike. Rev. Martin J. Soholeky, children. CHURCH, 300 Parkar SL Tha at its contents. There will be plenty of baseball fifth hole came one day early of win Curtin, pastor. Saturday mass at massst el 5:15 p.m.; Sunday Sunday masaas at TOO. 9,10:30 tina breezed past Bruce Manson of “That’s the only thing that Pepin, paetor. Saturday massse pastor. Saturday mesa at 6 p.m.; COMMUNITY BAPTIST Rav. Richard W. Oupaa paator. eSurlie Weir In five rounds. defense. 5 p.m.; S u r ^ y masses at 7:30, masses at 7:30, 9:30 end 10:45 a.m. and noon. the United States 6-1, 6-1 In just 48 today at Mt. Nebo’s Moriarty ning a $5,000 prize. The Coal Valley happened in my round that was at 5 and 7:30 p.m.; Sunday Sunday masses at 3:30, 10 and CHURCH, 588 E. Canlar 8 t Rav. Baglnnlng June 6: "Sunday . “It’s nice that ome Is rl^t close “1 haven't seen him fight in a 9:15 and lia .m . a.m.: Holy Days at 7 o.m., 5:30, Have you ever wished you Field as three games are slated State Bank is offering the award to maaees at 7:30, 9, 10:30 and 11:30 a.m. Jamaa I. Maak, mInMar. 9:16 TRINITY COVENANT Worship for tha tumma/ minutes Friday to reach the good,” said the Huntsville, Texas, BOLTON UNITED METHODIST 7:30 p.m. knew more about the Blbte7 by,” Moore said. "I got some year,” said Moore, "but I’m sure bis 11:45 a.m. ' ' ST. BRIDGET CHURCH, 70 am ., Church school for all agas, CHURCH, 302 Hackmatack St/ montha.9 am.-Ons worship sar- at the site. the first competitor who aces the native. CHURCH, 1041 Boston Turnpike. SECOND CONQRESATIONAL Cease procrasUnattiigl. "Time friends conning down to see me and I style hasn’t changed. He’s mainly a semifinals of the $300,000 > World CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST Main St. Rev. Philip A. Sheridan klndargoiton through Otdda 4 Summer hours; 8 am., morning vioa onty." N a ohuroh sohool. A New Jersey diamond nine hple Saturday or Sunday. Rev. Marjorie Hllee, pastor. 11 CHURCH. (Unllad Church ol is a circus, always packing up Qiampionshlp Tennis tournament. 'Til probably remember that the OF LATTER-DAY SAINTS, Wood- and Rev. Emilio P. PedeHl, oo- continuing during tha aorvloa; worship asrvlos; 9:16 to 6:80 am ., SECOND CONOREOATIONAL i ; want to give them a good show.” counter-puncher who gists Ut with a.m., worship service, nursery. Chrlat). Route 44A. Rev. Robert K. and moving on." Call or write "He played too well,” said Man- will face Manchester “B” of the ‘"rhat's just bad luck,” said Gray, rest of my life.” side Street and Hlllstown Road. pastors. Saturday meteei at 6 10:30 am.. Morning worihip, ' coffts and MIowishIp; 10 am . GHtmCH, 386 N. Mata SL The TUs will not be the first time the hooks. But hp has no knockout 8T. GEORGE’S EPISCOPAL Bsohtold, pastor. 9:30 a.m. today for our free, simple B il^ Colt Intertown League at 1 WendsI K. WeHon, bishop. 8:30 and 7:30 p.m; Sunday maeeaa at nursary proiddad. morning wordilp aorvlos. Rav. LatUt Chapman, paator. 10 son of Fort Worth, Texas. CHURCH, Boston Turnpike. Rev. Church school for all ogas; 11 correspondence course. I t wU . ' flitters have met. Moore wm a punch.” a.m.. Priesthood and Relief 7:30, 9, 10:30 and noon. CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE, am. worship ssrvtos and ohuroh o’clock with Manchester Legion John C. Holilger. vioar. 10 a.m., guide you through an organised sparring partner for Kalule In Kalule has only 19 knodiouts in 41 Clerc will meet Spain’s Jose am., worship satvioa (ohild cars Society; 11:15 e.m., Sacrament JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES, 647 236 Main S t Rav. Noota McLain, tohooi; I t am . fsHawship hour. slated to face Rockville in a ^ n e Family Eucharist; 11 a.m., ST. MARY’S EPISCOPAL Higueras, the third seed, for a place providad). Meeting. Tolland TurnpIks., Tuaaday; senior paMcr; Rav. Goorga Em- CENTER CONOR6GATIONAL survey of the Bible. "You w ill ; .vlfouston U June 1981 wUle Kalule bouts. Moore has stO|q>ed seven of 10 Eight affair at 4. The Legion will Nursery program and coffee FIRST CONOREOATIONAL SALVATION ARMY, 681 Mein CHURCH, Park and Churoh CHURCH. 11 Cantar Straat Rav. know the truth, and the truth in the fina^. Wilander advances Congregation Bible Study. 7 p.m.; mnt, mlnlstar of viaHaHon and ' ^was prwarlng to defend his Utle opponents. fellowship. CHURCH OF COVENTRY. 1171 strssla Rav. SItphan K, Jtoob-' then face the Garden Staters in St. Ma|. and Mrs. Arthur Carlson, Thursday; Thaocratio School outreach. 9:30 a.m., Sunday Newell H. ’Curtis Jr., senior win set you b m ,” John 8:33, Higueras, in a longer and more BOLTON CONGREGATIONAL Main S t Rav. Ellzabtth 8. Caine, ton, raotor, Fradariok P-- against »igar Ray Leonard. The 28- But Moore adipits that it will be a 9:30 a.m„ Sunday tchool: 10:46 (speaking oouree), 7:30 p.m,; school; 10:48 a.m., worship, pastor; Rov. Chat Copeland, Our address and phone foUow. difficult match, defeated Poland’s an exhibition at 7:30. BASTAD, Sweden (UPI) — Mats CHURCH, 228 Bolton Center Moasr, assistant to tha r a ^ . y ^ -o ld Ugandan, who fights out of tough fl|^t and haa been sparring “I was tired when I played Jan Interim pastor. 9:30 am . Worship a.m., holiness meeting; 7 p.m., Service Meeting (mliilelry chlldran'a ohuroh and nursary; 7 atsodote paator; Rav. Clifford O. Manchester Junior Legion is Road at the Green. Rev. J. 8tan> Wojtek Fibak 6-4, 6-3 to win bis Wilander of Sweden, saying he sarvloa In tonotuory, nursary cart salvation meeting. training), 8:16 p.m.; Sunday; p.m., evening aarvloa nuraery. Summar sarvleta 7:30 am . and Simpson, pastor smarltus. 10 Denmark, was stopped Leonard with several lefthanded sparring Gunnarsson on Wednesday,” said ton Conover, minister. 9:30 a.m., 10 am. Holy Communion avtry semifinal berth. also active this weekend with a wants to win before his home fans, provided In Church Lena Houaa. UNITED PENTECOSTAL Public Bible Lecture, 9:30 a.m.; CALVARY CHURCH am . Warship srvios. sanotutry: In the ninth rhund for Us only pro partners to adapt to Kalule’s Wilander, the 17-year-oId French worship service, nursery. CHURCH, 187 Woodbrldge 81. Wtdnstdsv at to a m .' to am. Churoh School. In the other semifinal, Heinz two-day trip to Rutland, Vt. It Friday defeated compatriot Stefan WBtohtower Study, 10-.25. (AaeombMa of God), 647 E. Mid I "loss. southpaw style. " 'i Open champion. “ But today Rev. Marvin Stuart, minister. 10 ZION EVANGELICAL dle Tumpika Rav. Kannalh L. TEMPLE BETH 8HOLOM, 400 has a single game today and Manchester I - t i - Leonard vacated the junior ‘!I know I’ve only had 10 fleets,” Guenthardt of Switzerland meets Simonsson 6-3, 7-5 to advance to the everything went my way. I am Coventry a.m„ Sunday school; 11 e.m., LUTHERAN CHURCH (Missouri Gustafson, paetor. 9:30 a.m., ' SOUTH 'UNITBD METHODIST E. Middle Turnplka. Rabbi Tomas'Smid of (Czechoslovakia, who doubleheader Sunday against quarterfinals of the $76,000 Swedish CHURCH. 1226 Mata 8L Rav. Dr. ; -middleweight-title.^In September Moore said, “but I had lIB amateur satisfied with my tennis at the mo QOSPEL H AU . Centar Street morning worship; 8 p.m., evening Synod), Cooper and High atroate. Sund^A school: 10:30 am., ser Richard J. Plavta, Isratl TdMtsky; miKmvmsr defeated countryman Pavel Slozil 6 Rutland squads. Open Grand Prlx tennis tourna COVENTRY PHE8BYTEfllAN 10 am., braoklng bread; 11:43 worship; 7:30 p.m., bible study Rev. Charlse W. Kuhl. paalor. 9 vice ol worship; 8:30 p.m,,. Shaphard 8. Johnson snd Rav. oantdr, D r„ Lodn Wind, R a U ^ ! “tfSf, after he won the unified fl^ ts and they make up for my lack ment.” CHURCH, Rout* 44-A Wld Trol»- a.m., Sunday tchool; 7 p.m., (Tuesday); p p.m.. Ladles' prayer a.m., bhdna worship; 10:18 o.m evening esrvios. Lawranoa M. Hill. (ID a.m ., Emaritus. Sarvloas, 8:18 p.m. ! velterweight title by stopping of pro experience.” '' 2, 6-2, ment. brMg* Road, Rav. Brad Evana, goapal moaUng. (Thursday): 7 p.m.. Men’s prayer Sunday School end Voulh Forum. CONCORDIA LUTHERAN worship aarvloa 7:30 p.m.', SiMa Friday and S:48 am., Soluiday. / I i 16 - MANCHESTER HERALD. S«t.. July 17. 1962 MANCHESTER HERALD, Sat., July 17. 1982 - 17 Strike said certain MILWAUKEE (UPI) - Green said. anything of the kind. What they did Bay Packers player representative “I. talked to one of our players and offer would'make It tou^ier than ’'S James Lofton says the NFI^ owners’ he said he couldn’t wait to strike. ever to change clubs through free latest offer Is “an Insult” and a ’Their (owners) offer amounts to agency, and It’s impossible now.” • reluctance to put an offer on the strike seemed certain. “They took "This will make the players more seven months to come up with this, table. I don’t think th ^ ’re trying at all.” united than ever,” Lofto said. “I and all I can say Is that It’s a poor just hope the owners pick up their m It was reported the owners were excuse for collective bargaining,” feet and come to the tal)le.” the Milwaukee Journal quoted the prepared to offer a liberalized free agent package as an alternative to This was a reference to NFL com All-Pro wide receiver Friday. missioner Pete Rozelle’s policy of .■'/ ■ “I’m sure a lot of the players got a the players’ demand for 55 percent of the gross receipts. staying out of the negotiations and OAKLAND NEW YORK CINaNN/iTi ST. LOUIS look at what management offered directing the owners to do likewise. r abrhbi abrhbi ab r b bi ab r h bi and figured It was an insult,” Lofton But Lofton said “they didn’t offer Hendrtli U 10X0 Rndlpb------lb- SSIO Lawless 2b 4 0 0 0 LSmith If 4101 Rice paces RSox Murphy c( 4111 Oriflby Tt 4111 Milner If 4______010 Herr 2b 4 0 0 1 Baseball Meyer lb 1000 M n v ^ cf 11X1 Conq>cn ss 4 110 Hmndz lb 3 0 00 Jobnano lb 10 00 Gamble db 1000 Driessn lb 4111 Hendrck rf 4 010 Gran lb 1000 PinMIa dh 1011 Cedeno cf 3 0 0 0 Tenace c 2 0 0 0 GOLF KluUt pb 1000 WinlMd U 1000 HoshMr rf 4111 lorg ph 1012 Burrght if 4111 Mybrty lb 10 0 0 Oester Sb 3 12 0 Sutler p 0000 over Royals, 7-3 Page dh 4 010 Hobaoo lb 1000 Vn Crdr c 3 011 McGee cf 4 110 Lopet____ lb 1000 NetUes lb 4000 Shirley p 2 0 11 Oberkni 3b 3 2 11 Little surges to top Newman c 10 00 Smalley ta 4111 Hume p 0 0 0 0 OSmith ss 3 111 Golf Results second when Glenn Hoffman, Gary NA'nONAL LEAGUE Sexton ta 1010 Wynegar c 4110 Mura p 1000 by United Press International BOSTON (UPI) — Jim Rice went By United Preo Intenulknal TMala aillToUla SOOO LahU p 1000 British Open 3>for>3 and drove in three runs with Allenson, and Reid Nichols led off INDIANAPOLIS (UPI) - Sally Chris Johnson, Sandra Spuzich and takes. I hit a lot of greens.” (West cout garnet not Inchided) Oaktend 100000100-1 Ramsy ph 1110 At Troon, Scotland, July 16 a double and single and Dennis with doubles to make it 2-0. Jerry Jan Stephenson were tied for fourth Little, a three-time winner on the East New York " OMOMOOa-0 Brummr c 1010 (P ar 72) Little fired six birdies Friday to tie W L Pet. OB B-Nettlea, DP-New York 1. LOB- Totals 31 4 8 4 ToUls 3267 6 Bobbv Clampett, U.S. 6746-133 Eckersley picked up his 10th victory Remy walked and Dwight Evans the tournament record round of 66 at 3-under 141. tour this year and the current No. 3 Philadelphia 41 » JM - Cincinnati 010200100-4 NIrk'Price, South Africa 8949-138 doubled, scoring Nichols and / . .. • 40 JH Vb. Oakland 4. New York 7. XB-Wynegar, Friday night, leading the Boston and shoot past Sandra Haynie into a Beth Daniel, who started the se money winner, almost holed out her St. Louii Piniella. Randolph, Page. HRr-:Sinalley St. Louis {B000040»-6 Des Smyth. Britain 7049-139 chasing Blue. Rice then delivered PIttaburgh 41 41 n 1 (91. GrUfey (5) »). EJ—Concepcion. DP—St. Louis 2. LOB— Bernhard Langer, W.Grmny 7049-139 Red to a 7-3 victory over the tw oshot lead of the $200,000 cond round one stroke off the lead, third shot at the 426-yard par-516th, Montreal 44 41 S 4 Henderaon, Mumphrey ^ Cincinnati 3. St. Louis 7. 2B—Oberkfell, Tom.Watson. U.S. 69- 71-140 slumping Kansas City Royals. his two-run double off Castro, who birdied the first two holes to go 5- which would have given her a 65 and New York tt « .4B 8 R ER BB SO Concepcion, HR—Dricssen (10). SB— Sandy Lyle, Britain 7446- 140 Mayflower Classic. Chicago sr M .4W IM Rice knocked in two runs with his pitched six strong innings of relief. under but had four bogeys on the tied her own course record. Oakland Oester. Householder. S—Shirley. Ken Brown. Britain 70- 71-141 Birdies on the 16th and 17th holes West Lngfrd (L 7-U) 41-1 IP H R E R B B S O Peter Oosterhuis, Britain 7447- 141double to highlight a six-run second Rice later scoreci on a sacrifice fly back nine to finish the day at 1-under Haynie, who was not altogether Atlanta a M an - Tom Purtzer, U.S. 7 6 4 6 -ie of the Country Club of Indianapolis a a an M Oarchlnko IM Ci inning off loser Vida Blue, 6-7. by Wade Boggs. par 143. pleased with her 68 Thursday, was San Diego New York cinnati Bill Rogers, U.S. 73-70-142 course put Little past Haynie, a first UPI photo Lot Angeles « a S17 7W Ercksn (W 7-7) Shirlev 6 4 4 4 3 2 David (jraham. Australia 73- 70-143 Rice's double greeted reliever Bill Kansas City, which has lost six round coleader who shot a 1-under Little, who owned the tournament not happy at all with her play in the San Francisco a 47 .4B mo Hume (L 2-61 2 3 2 2 1 1 Josc-Marta Canizares, Spain 71- 73?-143 a « .417 14U May Castro and was Boston's fifth two- straight, scored three times in the par 71 Friday to finish two rounds at record for 18 holes along with Amy second round. Houston Gotsage St. Louis Isoo Aokl, Japan 7549-144 fourth, thanks to some hard-nosed CincInnaU 14 M JM 19 T-l:lt. A-»za. Mura 32-3 7 3 3 1 1 Arnold Palmer, U.S. 71- 73-144 base hit of the inning, one shy of the 139. Alcott and Cathy Reynolds, also shot “I played terrible,” said the No. 2 Out at home Friday's Results Isahti (W 1-0) 31-3 1 1 1 0 2 Fuzzy Zneller. U.S. 7341-144 American League record. Rice’s base running by Amos Otis. The Little's 66 and her first round 71 a 65 on the CCI course at the U.S. money winner. “I was very for Chicago 4, Atlanta 1. 10 Innings Sutter (S 19) 2 0 0 0 1 0 Mnrtin Poxon. Britain 74- 70-144 third RBI came in the sixth when he Roylas loaded the bases with none Atlanta’s Dale Murphy Is tagged out at home pire Dutch Rennert takes good look to make : St. Lrals 0, Cincinnati 4 CAI.IFORNIA CLEVELAND Shirley pitched to 2 batters In 7th. Brian Bame.s, Britain 7549-144 gave her a 36-hoIe total of 7-under Women’s Open in 1978. tunate to shoot 71 today. I did not hit Houston 4, Pittsburgh 1 ab r h hi ab r b bi HBP-bv Hume (L. Smith). WP-Mura. David Russell. Britain 72- 72-144 singled in Boston’s final run. out on singles by U.L. Washington par 137. "This course has been very, very it well at all. Thank goodness for my by Chicago Cub catcher Jody Davis as Urn- call at Wrigley Field. Montreal at San Diego, night Downing U 110 0 Dllone II 4 0 0 0 Ballc-rLahti. T-2:40. A-23.637. Mnsahiro Kuramoto, Japan 71-73-144 Eckersley went six innings before and Otis and a walk to George Brett. good to me,” said Little. “This New York at Lot Angeles, night Beniqus- ' ' "If .1000 Harrah lb 1010 Denis Watson. South Alrica 7549-144 Donna Caponi was the only other putter.” Philadelphia at San Francisco., night Carew |b 0111 Percont lb 10 0 0 Jack Ferenz. U.S. 7649-146 tiring in the 80 degree heat and After Hal McRae popped up, golfer to better 70 Friday, shooting a round reminded me of the round at Haynie started her round with a Saturday’s Games Re lcksn rf 4111 Hargrv lb 1000 Craig Stadler. U.S. 71- 74-^46 humidity, yielding five hits and Willie Aikens hit a double play 69 for a two-day total of 4-under 140. the Open. I didn’t make many mis- bogey on No. 1, an easy birdie hole (All Times EDTl Clark rf 1110 Page) lb 1 0 0 0' Curtis Strange, U.S. 72- 73-145 grounder to first but Otis forced Atlanta (Walk 70) at Chicago iNolesO- Baylor dh 4X11 Thorntn dh 4000 MAJOR Sam Torrance, Britain 73- 72-146 striking out five to improve his which she eagled Thur^ay. 71. 1:Z) p.m. I.vhn cf S ill Hayes rf 4010 Tohru Nakamura, Japan 7748- 145record to 10-7. Bob Stanley pitched Hoffman to throw wildly into the Rosberg sets record CincInnaU (Soto SO) at St. Louis (B. l^ ln cs lb SOOO Bando c 4010 Hoh Shearer. Australia 73-72-145 Boston dugout to account for two Fortch SO), 1:Z) p.m. RJrksn lb 10 10 Mannng cl 1010 LEAGUE ].arry Nelson, U.S. 7749- 148the final three innings to gain his Philadelphia (RuUiven 7-7) at San Gri< h lb 111 X Mllborn lb SOOO Nick* Faldo, Britain 73-73-146 seventh save. runs. Steve Hammond then singled Mariners 6-0 Francisco (Martin 4-4). 4:30 p.m. Willong lb SOOO Fischlin ss 1000 Neil Coles, Britain 73- 73-146 in Aikens. Johnstone single Pittsburgh (Rhoden 0-0) at Houston LEADERS Boston broke open the game in the Boone c S ill Mike Miller. Britain 74- 72-146 BALTIMORE (UPI) - Richie (Niekra 80), 0:M pjn. Kellehr __ 4 10 0 Seve Ballesteros, Spain 71- 75-146 Montreal (Gulllcaton 04) at San Diego Tbtals 41 IS 14 14 ToUIa . 11 0 4 0 tsy united Press International Bernard Gallacher, Britain 75- 71-146 Zisk homered, singled twice and (Hawkins 00), 10:00p.m. California ZDO(U))0000—15 (Including Games Played Thursday, Ray Floyd. U.S. 74-73-147 in leading qualifiers ; New York (Gall (fl) at Los Angeles Cleveland 000000 OOO- 0 Julv 15) I*aul Way. Britain « 72- 75-147 knocked in three runs Friday night 77-70-147 • Brewers 5-3 Cards 6-4 wins for Chicago (Stewart 04), 10:00 p.m. B-Grich. Manning. LOB-Callfornia 9, AMERICAN LEAGUE Jaek Nieklaus, U.S. and Floyd Bannister fired a two- Sunday's Games Cleveland 8. IB—Barior, Boone. Lynn, Individual Batting Mark James, Britain 74- 73-147 hitter to lead the Seattle Mariners to Cincinnati at St. Louis Hayes. IB-Carew. H^BayfIR-Baylor (14). plaver. clb ab r h 2b 3b hr rbi avg. Johnny Miller. U.S. 71-76-147 MILWAUKEE (UPI) - Ted Sim ST. LOUIS (UPI) - Pinch hitter mula One at any time and so we „.,Atlanta at Chicago IP H RERBBSO Jereniv Bennett. Britain 73- 74-147 CHICAGO (UPI) - Jay to fill the bases bul Leon Durham a 6-6 victory over the Baltimore BRAND’S HATCH, England ly, whose Brabham placed sixth. Pittsburgh at Houston Wifson, KC 264 33 ffi 9 6 I 23 .34B mons doubled in two runs in the bot Dane lorg singled in two runs to cap The first 14 cars all went under shall have to wait and see. 'rae California Hrbek. Mnn 296 48 9812 417 60 .334 (Tilp 6eek. U.S. 75- 73-148 Johnstone’s RBI single with two out grounded back to Garber, who Orioles. (UPI) — Keke Rosberg of Finland -"New York at Los Angeles Fnrsrh (W 97) 9 4 0 0 1 4 Harrah. Civ 327 67108 IS 317 48 .330 Gil Morgan, U.S. 74- 74-148 tom of the eighth inning Friday a four-run seventh ining Friday secret of racing at Brand’s is cor Montreal at San DlMO in the 10th inning delivered Bill forced Kennedy at the plate. Gary Bannister boosted his record to 9-5 Friday set a lap record of 1 minute, the official lap record of 1:12.368 set Cleveland Parrish, Dt . 219 42 7210 1 14 38 .329 Fvamonn Darcy, Britain 75- 73-14B night, lifting the Milwaukee night that lifted the St. Louis Car 9.540 seconds in the first day of by Pironi when the British Grand nering quickly because there are so '’Philadelphia at San Francisco Denny (L 0-10) Conner. Mil 330 56107 23 1 19 70 ^24 Greg Norman. Australia 73- 75-148 Buckner with the winning run Woods, batting for Keith Moreland, with his third shutout of the year. Whlt(inn Yount. Mil 327 SB 106 23 815 60.324 A-Malenlm Lewis, Britain 74- 74-148 Brewers to their sixth straight vic dinals to a 6-4 victory over the Cin qualifying for Sunday’s British For Prix was last held at Brands Hatch many bends.” Anderson 74-74-14B Friday, lifting the Chicago Cubs to a grounded to shortstop Rafael AMERICAN LEAGUE Bonncll. Tr 250 40 8 1 17 1 5 36 .324 Harold Henning. S. Africa tory, a 5-3 decision over the Chicago cinnati Reds. Ramirez, who momentarily hobbled mula One Grand Prix auto race. in 1980. The expected challenge from the Brennan Sample. Tx 171 31 5410 I 7 17 .316 Tom Kite. U S. 73- 76-149 rain-delayed 4-3 victory over the Blue Jays 6-0 By United Press InternaUonal HBP-hv Denny (Downing. ^ lo1 r. Canthr. Ml 200 19 63 8 1 3 19 .315 Bon (Yenshaw, U.S. 74- 75-149 White S,ox. the ball before forcing Sandberg at Rosberg, who has never won a Britain’s John Watson, who leads French Renaults fizzled. (Later games not Included) von), Ph-Bando. T-l:45. A-18,4B. Brian Evans. Britain 77-72-149 Milwaukee starjer Moose Haas Atlanta Braves. East (Jrubb. Tex 172 20 54 7 1 2 17 .314 home. TORONTO (UPI) — Jim Clancy Grand Prix in 44 attempts over four the world championship standings McRae. Kc 3S5 46102 21 514 80.314 Mike Cahill, Australia 73-76-149 boosted his record to 6-5 with relief Junior Kennedy led off the 10th W L Pet. GB KANSAS CITY BOSTON Paciork. Ch 206 33 83 16 4 7 38 .312 Rill Izongmulr. Britain 77- 72-149 Tigers 6-3 with a single off the leg of reliever Johnstone then sliced a single pitched a three-hitter over 8 2-3 in years, drove his Williams around by one< point over Pironi and who Milwaukee 00 » JH - ab r h bl ab r h bl White. KC 274 41 8627 4 3 25.310 Peter Townsend. Britain 76- 73-149 help from Rollie Fingers, who won last year's British Grand Prix Boston . ' I » m - Gary Player, South Africa 75- 74-149 Gene Garber, 6-4. After a 2 hour, 19- down the left-field line to make a nings and Ernie Whitt tripled to ig the 2.61-mlle tortuous hilly circuit at 'S .i S JM «k Wilson If 4000 Remy lb 4100 Murray. Bit 215 36 7517 1 IS 50 .306 relieved in the ninth to pick up his MINNEAPOLIS (UPI) - Tom 135.38 mph to erase his previous at Silverstone, was only 11th fastest Baltimore Wahngt as 4 110 Evans rf 4111 lore. Tor 200 22 61 14 3 0 19 .306 .lay Haas. U.S. 78- 72-150 minute rain delay, Ryne Sandberg winner of Bill Campbell, 2-4, who nite a threenin second inning Friday Detroit 41 41 Jll M Brett lb 1110 Rice If S ill Garcia. Tor 361 48 KT719 2 4 28 .306 IkOe Trevino. U.S. 78-72-150 20th save. Brookens belted a two-run homer in mark of 1:10.581 set in private Friday in a McLaren in 1:11.556. Angels 15-0 New 'i’ork 41 41 .4M 8 Manuel Pinero, ^ a in 75-75-150 doubled off the wall in left center to pitched a hitless 10th. night, giving the Toronto Blue Jays 41 41 .4H Mb Otis cf 4 0X0 Ystrtm dh 4010 n rctl. KC 310 59 9419 610 42 .308 a five-run second inning and Jack Watson’s Austrian teammate Niki Geveland McRae dh 4 0 0 0 Boggs lb 1011 Otis. KC 294S 0 8 9 1 9 2 9 S 7 .3 0 8 Hsu Sheng'San. Taiwan 75- 75-150 put runners at second and third. Atlanta knotted the score at 3-3 a 6-0 victory over the Texas testing at Brand’s Hatch last month. .Toronto » 47 .401 Utb 76- 74-150 Morris fired a six-hitter over eight CLEVELAND (UPI) — Bob West Aikens lb 4101 SUpIetn lb 4 0 0 0 Thrnin. Civ 306 56 9215 020 68 .SOB Terrv Gale, Australia Buckner was intentionally walked with two runs in the sixth. Rangers. Frenchman Didier Pironi was se Lauda was seventh in 1:11.303 after Hmmnd rf 4 011 Hoffmn as 4110 HocMc. Sea 2 9 3 2 7 6 6 1 3 0 5 4 0 .3 0 0 Tommy Horton. Britain 77- 73-150 Astros 4-2 innings Friday night to lead the Boone and Rod Carew each drove jn -California 51 17 JOO - Simon Owen, New Zealand 73-77-150 cond fastest in his Ferrari in missing 12 minutes of practice for a Kansas City 47 S J47 1 White lb SOOO Allenson c 4111 Lusinsk. Ch 328 50 9620 1 11 66 290 Detroit Tigers to a 6-3 victory over three runs to highlight a 10-run fifth Slaught c 1010 Nichols cf 1111 Carew. Cal 2S 43 8413 1 1 22 296 Mark McNulty. SouthAfrica 78- 74-150 HOUSTON (UPI) - Nolan Ryan 1:10 066 and defending world cham pitstop to change his car’s skirts and "Gilcago 45 » JM 4 Hubert Green, U.S. 76-75-151 the Minnesota Twins. inning Friday night and Ken Forsoh 40 41 JM 5 Miller cf 1000 Ystrxmsk. 239 29 71 10 1 11 46 297 pitched a six-hitter, struck out 11 pion Nelson Piquet of Brazil was tires. ..Seattle Totals SS 101 Totals M 7 U 7 Hcmdn. Dt 324 51 9610 815 49 296 Ian Woosnam. Britain 78-73-151 Morris, 11-9, went out to pitch the tossed a four-hitter, sparking (he 'Texas M M .4B 1Mb Michael King. BriUln 73-78-151 third best in his Brabham with “I am obviously very pleased,” M 98 .4M M Kansas City 000 MO 000-1 WInflld. NY 257 41781321547298 and scored'twice Friday night and Califoniia Angels to a 15-0 victory -Oakland Boston 000001(ns-7 Individual Pitching Peter Dawson. Britain 78-73-151 ninth then left in favor of Dave 1:10.418 on the last of his 18 laps. Rosberg said. “The car was working Minnesota M 08 JIS IS Keith Waters. Britain 73-78-151 Tony Scott drove in two runs to lead over the Cleveland Indians. Friday's Results E>-Hoffman, Brett. DP-Kansas City 1. itrher. clb w 1 ip h bb so era I'obik without throwing a pitch. He Applause thrilled Cepeda Fourth fastest was Italian Elio de perfectly and gave me no problems, LOB—ICansaa Gty 4, BMtan 8. IB- S^pillner.pill Civ 5 5 711 53 26 48 1.94 Simon Bishop. Britain 78-75-151 the Houston Astros to a 4-2 victory , Toronto 0, Texas 0 struck out four and walked one. Lou It was the sixth straight victory Hoffman. ARenson, Nichols, Evans, Rice. i^nhiry. KC 4 3 78.0 62 6 28 2.31 Roger Chapman. Britain 75- 76-151 over the Pittsburgh Pirates. Angelis in a Lotus with 1:10.650. but it’s too early to speak about Sun ' "Cbilifornia 15. Gevpland 0 Warren Humphreys. Britain 76- 75-151 Whitaker supported him with three for the Angels, who have been Seattle 0. Baltimore 0 SF-:-Boggs. Gossage. NY 4 4 632 48 19 70 2.40 Ryan, who evened his record at 9- Ireland’s Derek Daly was fifth in his day’s race except to say that I am IP H RERBBSO Hoyt. Chi 11 8 133.1 132 22 73 3.77 Vaughan Somers. Australia 78- 73-151 hits, including his sixth home run of MONTREAL (UPI) — Picture this if you can. '' New York 0, Oakland 1 Kansas City Tienic Britz, South Africa 81-70-151 hopeful. averaging over seven runs per game Boston 7, Kansas Gty 1 5vrhmldt. Tx 2 1 002 61 10 44 2.28 9, moved his career strikeout total You’re sitting inside one of the most modern .Williams in 1:10.980, the same time Blue (L 0-7) 1 0 5 9 1 1 SiitcHfre. Civ 7 4 96.0 79 44 72 2.66 Rex Caldwell. U.S. 84-6B-IS2 the season. during the streak. Chicago at Milwaukee 79- 73-152 to 3,384, third on the all-time list. It amphitheaters in Canada, the houselights are later set by Rlccardo Patrese of Ita “Anything can go wrong in For Detroit at Minnesota Castro 0 5 1 1 0 5 Stanley. Bos 7 2 942 64 30 49 8.96 Tom Welskopf, U.S. Saturday's Games Hood 1 1 0 0 0 1 Reattle. Sea 6 6110.1 96 41 Bl 320 Jrri'y Rassetl, U.S. 76-76-152 was the 142nd time in his career he dimmed, the people in the audience are eagerly S p o rts Boston Undrwd. Ok 5 4 106.0 98 43 62 3.06 Pmil Hoad, Britain 73- 79-152 (All Times EDT) 71-61-152 has fanned 10 or more in a game. providing an almost cathedral silence and the Texas (Butcher 00) at Toronto (Leal 0- Eckeraley (W 10-7) 0 5 1 1 1 5 Renkn. Cal 7 2102.0 99 27 SO 3.09 T).'innv Edwards. U.S. .Stanley (S 7) ------Zahn. Cal 10 4 112.1 107 S6 59 3.12 peter Tupling. Zambia 75- 77-182 woodwinds and brass in Montreal’s Symphony 7). 1:M p.m. Brian Jones. Australia 81-71-152 P ara d e California (Zahn 104) at Cleveland Blue pitchedI ■■ ■ to 5 batters In Ind. Bannister. S 8 5134.1 124 40110 3.15 ^ . Orchestra are blending superbly in a harmonic T-1:/ A-MJU. Slaton. Mil 7 1 732 68 20 43 3.18 David Matthew, Britain 76- 70-152 Yanks cop second straight (Sutcliffe 74). 1:00 p.m. f^ian Waites, Britain 75-7^-152 Boxing Kansas Gty (Splittorff 7-0) at Boston Eckersly, Bs 9 7132.0122 23 88 320 medley from West Side Story. Milt RIchman NATIONAL LEAGUE Antonin Garrido. Spain 75- 77-lM (Hurst SO), 1:10 p.m. DETROIT MINNESOTA Hugh Baiocehl, S.Africa 77- 75-152 S o ftb a ll Hold on a minute, though. Seattle (Perry 6-7) at Baltimore ab r h bl ab r h bl Individual Batting 4011 plaver. clb ab r h 2b 3b hr rbi avg. Graham Marsh, Australia 76- 76 -ia Who are those six guys emerging from the wings (Flanagan 08), 7:M p.m. Whitakr lb 4111 Mitchell cf John Bland. South Africa 80- 72-152 NEW YORK (UPI) - Roy 86th base in 90 games, and scored on Mumphrey singled to right to drive "’ Oakland (Keough 7-11) at New York l.emoh cf 4 0 0 0 Wahnm lb 4110 Oliver. Mtl 318 48102 21 2 14 « .SI and moving toward center stage with their" tiny McGee. Stl 178 20 56 3 7 0 24 .315 Gordon J. Brand. Britain 77- 75 -lS Smalley and Ken Griffey belted a single by Dwayne Murphy. The A’s in both runners and knock out .IRawley 44), 8 p.m. ■ Herndon If 4 010 Brnruiky rf 4 110 Philip Harrison. Britain 78- 74-152 -SILK CITY musical instruments? Chicago (Burns 04) at Milwaukee Parrish c 3111 Hrbek lb 3 0 0 0 Pena. Pitt 280 30 t t 16 3 6 43 214 Major Fight Schedule third-inning home runs and Roger scored their second run in the Langford. Bob Owchinko relieved Knight. Hou 328 47 10320 3 4 « .314 J ' ff HnwKes. ^ u th Africa 79- 73-152 Cherrone’s Package Store stopped Could it possibly be? It certainly is. - (McClure 78). 0:90 p.m. Ivie dh 4000 ^ e dh 40 11 75- 77-152 By United Press International seventh on a home run by Jeff and was greeted with a double to toft ‘ Detroit (UJdur 18) at Minnesota Cabell lb 400 0 Laudner c SOOO Carter, Mil 2tt 54 9019 1 19 57 .313 Anthnnv Johnstone. Zimbbw Fogarty Oilers, 13-6, last night at (f'^enotes defending champion) All these men were big league ballplayers once. Erickson tossed a six-hitter over 7 2-- l^ndrx. LA 237 42 7412 4 2 29 .312 Did not qualify 3 innings Friday night, enabling the Burroughs, his fifth of the year. center by pinch hitter Lou Piniella. .(Castillo 48), 0:M p.m. Wcknfss rf 4110WatdU 4000 Ed Sneed. U.S. 76- 77-153 Fitzgerald Field. Pete Denz doubled Now, they’re musicians. Of sorts. They have Sunday s Games Jones rf 0 0 0 0 GaettI 8b 3 110 Jones. SD 289 56 9015 111 SO 211 .July 17 at Atlantic City. N.J — c- showed you that wasn’t true by the way they New York took a 6-1 advantage in Henderson remained far ahead of Madlck, P tt 306 S 96 20 0 8 50.310 Hal i^tton, U.S. 80- 73-153 and homered twice, Jeff Berman New York Yankees to defeat the ' Texas at Toronto Brookns lb 411XFaedo ss 1000 Derniv Hepler, U.S. 78-75-153 Davey Moore vs. Avub Kalule. 15, WBA miniature instruments and are playing them in ac applauded for you and all the others and by the way Lou Brock’s recordsetting pace for Kansas City at Boston Trmmll ss 310 0 Bush ph 10 0 0 Pawsn. Mtl 316 61 9720 i n 45.397 and Gregg Buanni each singled and junior middleweight title Oakland A’s 6-2. the fifth and knocked out Langford. Castino lb Richrds. SD 248 33*78 9 3 1 16 .306 Carl Mason. Britain 78- 75-153 companiment to the orchestra. they talked about you tonight. Don’t you think California at Geveland oOoo Steve' Cipa. Britain 75- 70-153 .lulv 17 at New York — c*Kevin The Yankees got three runs in the Butch Wynegar doubled to right and stole bases in a year. In 1974, Brock Totals 94 0 8 5 Totals M10 3 LSm ith. Stl 328 71 10020 3 6 43.306 homered, Carl Bujaucius homered Morgan vs Marlon Starling. 12, USBA Look, that’s Juan Marichal keeping time with the everybody was wonderful to you?” Seattle at Baltimore Ixarv. Pitt 178 36 54 7 1 2 15 .303 Tonv Jaeklin. Britain 77- 70-153 third off loser Rick Langford, 7-11. Randolph walked. After the runners recorded his 86th steal in his 125th I" Oakland at New York Mark Johnson. Britain 76- 77-153 and singled twice and Tom Bombar welterweight title. clave. Cepeda did. The audience’s reaction made him (^Icago at Milwaukee Minnesota BO OOO 010—1 Ray. Pitt 343 48104 16 4 6 37 208 July 18 at Atlantic City. N.J. — Arturo Smalley led off with a lined shot into advanced on a groundnut, Jerry game. -El-Laudner. DP-DetroK 1, Minnesota Cedeno, Cln 272 33 8220 1 7 37 .301 Denis Scanlan. Britain 78- 75-153 dier launched two hits for Juan Marichal, a man who isn’t in the Hall of Detroit at Minnesota Rob Charles. New Zealand 79- 74-153 Frias vs Ruben Munoz. 12, USBA choke up, something he never did in the 17 years he the right field mezzanine for his 1. LOB-Detroit 1, Minnesota 4. IB- Driessn. Cn 303 41 91 16 1 9 38.300 Cherrone’s. Jim Flaherty, Lou lightweight title Fame yet for God only knows what reason although Thmpsn, P 303 54 91 19 017 56 .300 Brian Marehbank, Britain 76- 77-153 played in the big leagues. Brvnansky, Engle, Wockennfuss, Hern 79- 74-153 Wellington and Rich Marsh each had July 19 at Atlantic City, N.J. - Kevin he won more games for the Giants than any other ninth homer of the year. don. Mitchell. IB-Whitaker. Hlb-Parrlsh Stem s. NY 286 38 85 21 3 3 24 296 A-Andrew Oldcom, Britain Howard vs Mao de la Rosa. 10. “I never thought I’d ever hear cheers like that TEXAS TORONTO 299 49 89 15 4 12 49 298 A-Jnnathan Plaxton. Britain 77- 70-153 two hits with the latter blasting a One out later, Willie Randolph ab r h bi ab r h bl (15). Brookens (0), Whitaker (0). Durhm, Ch welterweights. Bobbv Joe Young, vs. pitcher they ever had except Christy Mathewson again,” he sfiys humbly. "I can’t tell you how good IP H RERBBSO Baker. LA 296 32 t t 7 116 52 297 Peter Berry, Britain 79-75-154 solo homer. Pete Seward. 10. weilerweights; Johnn> walked and Griffey slammed a 2-0 Sample If 4 0 0 0 Garcia lb 1110 Bailor. NY 19223 57 80019297 W.S.M Rooke, BrIUin 76- 78-154 and Carl Hubbell. He was invited from his native it made me feel. Going up on the stage made me Softball Manilli cf 4 010 Rdvrng dh 1110 DrUoit . . . , 77- 77-154 Turner vs Victor Pappa. 10. welter* pitch into the right field seats for his Morris (W U8) 8 0 3 3 1 4 C^nepen, On 332 29 9613 4 1 36 296 Ian Stanley. Australia weights. Dominican Republic to help commemorate feel great. It was like a ball game. I was a little ner —Bell lb 1010 M os^ cf 4 110 Diaz. Phil 292498619014 562S6 .lalme Gonzalez, Brazil 78- 76-154 fifth homer of the season and a 3-1 Hostetir lb SOOO Upshaw lb 40X1 Tohik (SI) 1 0 0 0 1 1 74- 00-154 Sportsman Cafe bested Talaga July 20 at Tokyo - c-Tadashi Tomori Tuesday night’s All-Star Game here, the first ever vous in the beginning, but once we all got into it, I Minnesota . . Homer. Atl 282 54S17 016S2 291 R.M. Jamieson. Britain vs Hilario Zapata. 15. WBC junior lead. Langford, who allowed only 14 Rivers dh 4 0 0 0 Powell rf 4111 Viola (L 1-1) 8 8 5 0 4 Hmndz, Stl 325 45 94 17 2 S4B289 A-Andrew Stubbs. Britain 74- 00-154 Associates, KM, at Fitzgerald. Mike played outside the United States, and he’s having a enjoyed it.” Employees 6-5, Alliance 5-5, JC Blue .Parrish rf 9 0 0 0 Woods If 4 011 718 Mike Ferguson. Australia 76- 78-154 Hvweighl title ' homers last year, has allowed 22 SENIOR GIRLS Llltle 118 0 0 0 1 0 May. SF 216 16 6210 0 6 24 297 Wengzn, Gary Solarz each zipped '‘ Julv 21 at New York — c-Salvador ball up on the stage. 5-6, Trash-Away 5-6, North United , Sundbrg c SOOO Whitt c 1110 Individual Pitching Gordon Brand Jr.. Britain 75- 79-154 One thing bothers Cepeda. People came from as -Rlchrdl lb 10 0 0 Mulinks lb 10 01 wp-viola. T-8:B. A-8J98. A-Martin Thompson. Britain 78- 76-154 three hits and Mark Dumond, Jim Sanchez vs Azumah Nelson. 15. WBC home runs in 21 starts this season. 'Sixteen runs in the fourth inning pitcher, clb 1 ip h bb so era lealherweight title; Juan LaPorte vs. Five others are with him, too. There’s Panama’s far away as Japan, Korea, Panama, Venezuela, Methodist 4-7, Dean Machine 3-8.' Stein lb 1000 Griffin as 4110 Hedrosn, Atl 4 1 n .l 48 33 54 1.64 Greg Powers, U.S. 77- 78-155 Purtill and Mike Pagpni two apiece Erickson allowed a firstlnnlng run powered the Blue Ja3rs past the Flynn ss 100 0 ATLANTA CHICAGO 77- 78-155 P!dwin Luis Rivera, 10. featherweights; gift to the Pittsburgh Pirates, Manny Sanguillen, Mexico and the Dominican to see those former Minton. SF 6 4 72.1 €B 33 31 1.99 Bruce Lietzke, U.S. for Sportsman. Gary LaForce Dujuan Johnson .vs. Nani Marrero, 10. but settled down to retire 15 of 16 Hawks, 19-4, last night at Charter Joonsn pb 1010 ab r h bi ab r h pi Show, SD 7 3 60.1 46 18 38 2.09 I*hilip Elson. Britain 79- 76-155 who you have to figure must’ve been born with a players from those countries who were part of the INDY ToUls MOSOTOtab 90(4 Wshngtn rf 4 0 0tl WUls.Mi 4 3 30 J McAlister. Britain 79- 76-156 singled and homered and Jim Keefe junior welterweights; Freddv Jackson vs. batters at one stretch to even his Oak. Sandy Wilson and Laura Texas aOOOnODO-O Rogers. Mtl 10 41432123 36 99 2.13 Edwin Salgado, 10. bantWweights. Tony smile on his face. Everybody loves Manny.' He’s international celebration for the All-Star game, but Standings: Lathrop Insurance 10- Hobbid tt) OOOOKomidylb 1010 Andujar, Stl 7 81532127 27 68 2.40 Graham Walker. Britain 80- 75-156 added two hits for Talaga’s. record at 77. Erickson won his third Southwick each slapped two hits for Toronto IZKIlOlllx—0 ChmbIS'lb ,0010 Sandbrg lb SOU 83-72-156 .Santana vs. Jose Cabrera, super working the timbales, and Minnie Minoso, Cuba’s Cepeda saw no one from his Puerto Ricodand. 1, ^ i n Itob 9-2, Wilson Electric 9-2, Soto. Cin 8 51432107 38153 2.44 .Inhn Wilkinson, Britain featherweights straight game and was aided by the Blue Jays. Cathy Templeton " E-RIchardt, Hough. DP-Texas 1. LOB Murphy cf 514 0 Bucknr lb 3 111 9 61262128 51 73 2.56 (Tirlsly O’Connor. Ireland 76- 79-156 Standings: Moriarty Bros. 10-1, gift .to the Chicago White Sox, is doing a good job Glenn (Construction 4-7, Veraon Cine ..s-Texas 0, Taranto 0. IB-Maixini, ------40IlDnrhamcl 5011 Kruknw. Phi July 22 at Atlantic City, N.J. ~ homeland. three double plays before being singled and doubled for the Hawks. Horner lb Tekulve. Pitt 6 3 72.1 62 18 t t 2.61 Maurice Bembridge, Britain 79-78-156 Talaga Associates 5-6, Fogarty Moward Davis Jr. vs. Anthony Collins. with the whistle. “It was such a wonderful show, it’s a shame there 4-7, Zembrowski’s All' Stars 5#, Powell. Woods. SB-WhiU. SB-^oarcia 1, Royster lb 1000 Morebid U 3000 Niekm. Hou 8 6142.0120 36 80 2.86 A-Andv Rose. Britain 79-77-156 10. lightweights. Jerry Cheatham vs. replaced by Rudy May. Rich Orioles 7-1, Eagles 5-3, Blue Jays Moseby. SF-Mulliniks. Whisatn If 4111 Woods tf 1000 loollar. SD 10 2136.1 111 SO 92 2.71 Paul Bradley, Britain 7581-156 Oilers 5-6, Sportsman Cafe 5-6, Bobby Thomson, all gray now, is playing the wasn’t anybody from Puerto Rico here to enjoy it,” Acadia Restaurant 3-8, Flo’s Cake IP H RERBBSO Benedict c SOOO Johnstn rf 5011 7581-166 Robert Sawver. 12. welterweights. Gossage pitched the ninth. 2-5, Hawks 1-6. Laskov, SF 7 6101.1 92 25 51 2.75 David Jagger, Britain Cherrone’s Package 5-6, Buffalo Julv 24 at Warren. Ohio - c-Ray flute. Now there’s one for you. He was born in he says. "It made me feel bad. I love my country. I Decorating 1-9. Texas Ramirs sa 3010 DavU c 1000 Valenzul. L 12 7156214 42 97 221 David Fenerty, Britain 81'75-156 The A’s scored in the first when Hough (L 78) 1X8 I 4 I . Mahler p 00 0 0 Bowa as 4 010 Michael McLean, Britain a-75-156 Water Tavern 2-9. Mancini vs Ernesto Espana, 15. WBA Glasgow, Scotland, and you’d think he’d be toting love Puerto Rico. That’s why I live there.” Sutton. Hou 9 51332113 S 95 2.90 lightweight title Rickey Henderson singled, stole his Matuck 118 J 1 1 DSmIth pb 000 0 Ripley p 10 0 0 Barr. SF 1 2 tt.O 59 10 23 3.04 A-Allan Thomson. Britain 79- 77-156 the bagpipes, but no, that’s a flute, isn’t it? Sure is. Mirabella Sill 1000 Proly p 00 00 83-7S-1SB Julv 25 at Las Vegas. Nev. — c*Mike Cepeda speaks candidly about his conviction. WEST SIDE REC Linares ph Candelr, Ptt 5 4 97.1 86 21 61 3.06 A-Magnus Persson. Sweden C H A RTER OAK Weaver vs Randy Cobb. 15. WBA Canada’s own Claude Raymond, who used to pitch Pair of three-run innings lifted Toronto Bedrosin p 0 0 0 0 Hernndx p 0 0 0 0- A-Garv Broadbent, Britain 80- 76-156 “I was wrong in what I did,” he says. “I made a Behind a 17-hit attack, Purdy 1 Clancy (W 8-7) 8X8 1 0 0 Porter ph 1000 Ttdrow p ' 0000 Bill Pelham. U.S. • 78- 79-157 F a r r ’s 11-0, T ie rn e y ’s 8-3, heavvweighl title. for the Expos and now does their games on radio, mistake. It wasn't 170 pounds of marijuana the way Nelson Freightway past Oak St. McUughlln 18 0 0 0 Garber p 0 0 00 Molinar ph 10 0 0 Manuel Calero, Spain 83- 74-157 July 29 at Las Vegas. Nev. - Roger International (torp. downed Manchester Police, Manchester JC’s 5-6, Highland Park May weather vs Carlton Sparrow. 10. has himself one of those snare drums he’s banging they said, but it was still wrong for me to do what I 13-4, at Pagani Field. Terry (^Ivey, Package Store, 6-4, last night at Balk—Matlack. PB-Sundberg 1. LSmIth p 0000 A-David Ray. Britain 84- 73-157 '1:M. A-llJOO. Morals ph 10 0 0 John Fowler. Britain 7081-157 Market 5-6, LaStrada Pizza 5-6, away at and say, isn’t that Orlando “Cha Cha” did. You have no idea how much I learned from my Dave White and Tony Socha each Nike Field. Son Neuner, Rich Grif CampbU p 0 0 0 0 78- 79-157 ' ' J u 'io f'a ? Atlantic City. N.J. - Alexis stars triumph, .Chicago Milwaukee Ross Whitehead. Britain Manchester Pizza 4-7, Army & Navy Arguello vs Kevin Rooney. 10. welter C ep^a wearing a St. Louis Cardinals’ shirt and mistake, how much thinking I did when I was in ripped three hits and Mickey fin, Steve Smyih and Pete Llebfried Totala BiaiTotals M4101 Peter Cowen, Britain 83-75-158 — " ab r h bl ab r h M Two out when winning run scored Andrew Murray, Britain 7880-156 3-7, Manchester Oil Heat 2-8. weights . , beating a conga drum? Of course it is. And look at jail.” Americans bow (Joulombe, Ron Garrison and Jim each socked two hits for Nelson^. RUw cf 5010 MoUtor lb 4111 Atlanta 0001090000-1 Rodger Davis. Australia 79- 79-156 July 31 at Palm Beach. Fla. — Jeff how well he’s handling it. To a disproportionately large extent, the prison Berrord lb SOSO Yount ss 1100 Gilcaao UUOlOOOOl-4 Tennis 7980-159 Sims vs. Lerov Boone, 10. middleweights Elaton two apiece for Purdy’s. Seven Dave Burnett stroked two of tM 'Kemp If 4110 Cooper Ib 41X0 Howard Gark, Britain FELINE Aug. 1 at San Antonio. Texas — Tony All this was part of a saiute to international population in this country is made pp of blacks and There was one winner and one Packagemen’s seven hits. E-Sandberg, Whiaenton, Wills. DP- Steve Martin. Britain 81- 78-159 players hit safely 'for the Police. Luzinsk dh 110 0 Simmons c 4 011 Chicago X. Lu5*AUanta 9, Chlcan 9. IB Denis Dumian, Britain B-70-160 Add one softball add to lede for Ayala vs. Robbie Epps. 10. junior baseball sponsored by the All-Star hosts, the Expos, Hispanics, and Cepeda thought abaut that a lot loser as two Manchester Little Standings: Buckmnd Mfg. 10-1, Standings:. Main Pub lO-I, Paciork lb 4 111 T h n w cf 8011 —Mmuy, Homer, Durham, Wmsenton, H.W. Muscroft, BrIUin 81-79-180 scoreboard middleweights. at Place Des Artistes last Monday evening, and while he was incarcerated. League All-Star squads saw District Nelson’s 8-3, Nassiff Arms 7-3, Baines rf 4010 0fUvlelt 4000 Sandberg. IB-WUis, Murphy. SB-WIIls„ A-Per Andersson, Sweden 81- 79-180 Aug. 4 at White Plains. N Y. — Doug Purdy Corp. 10-1, Elliot Gun Shop 8- Fisk c so il Mo^ & 1111 Durham, M ur^ X. B'-Mahler 1, A-Ian Young. BriUin 82- 79-161 DeWitt vs. Giovanni BovenzI. 10. when the six former big leaguers, who had “For the most part, black and Latins are poor,” Eight All-Star Tournament play 3, Ward Mfg. 6-5, Belliveau Painters Vittner’s 7-4, MCC Veto 56, Oak l«. V^w ss 4000 Moore rf SOOO Sandberg. SF—Boomer. Sandberg. Andersgn Bros. Amoco 10-1, Tidy middleweights. Rodrigs lb SOOO Ganlaer lb 11X0 By United Press International Keith Lobban, BriUin 6189-161 Aug. 7 at Philadelphia — c-Dwighl rehearsed many hours earlier in the afternoon, he says. “All of a sudden,” he continues, “we sign a- Friday night. 6-5, Manchester Police 3:8, Red-Lee 4-6, Garden Sales 1-10, Telephone £p H RER BBSO Swedish Open Carlo Knauss. WestGermny 7982-161 Car 6-5, Main Pub 4-7, Gark Paint 2- 8iairM . 1000 Atlanta 8181-103 Braxton vs. Matthew ^ a d Muhammad. finished their performance, they received a long, professional athletic contract and find people com The Manchester Internationals 1-10, Elks 0-11. Society 1-10. Z Totau MiiosTbtau smos At BasUd, Sweden, July 16 David Williams. BriUin 9. 15. WBC light heavyweight title. Chicago oooaiao-x Mahler Second round Nick Job. BriUin 6380-im warm ovation that came right from the audience’s ing to us with big money, offering us everything un topped Windsor National, 5-3, last Bedraslan MaU Wilander, Sweden, def. Stefan Milwaukee ooomosx-s Garber (L 88) hearts. der the sun. Because of lack of Vacation, we have night in Windsor while the NIKE E-Kemp. DP-CUeago 1. LOB- Simonsson, Sweden, 6-3. 7-6: Henrik FELINE GUcago 9. Milwaukee 4. XB-Kamp, Chicago Sundstnmi. Sweden, def. Per Hjertq^t, Orlando Cepeda’s wife, Nydia, who was in the no idea how to handle it. Years ago, they’d come to Manchester Americans bowed, 3-2, Fourteen hits produced a 5-4 Wlh Sweden, S4. M; Bruce Derun, New Anderson Brois. Amoco was 'Faclotek 8, Flak, MoUtor, StanmonsTHR Proly Herald Angle audience, had all she could do to keep her heart you and say. ’Let’s go get a drink.’ Now they come to Ellington at the winner’s field. for Nels Johnson Insurance over I-tMo^ (10). 8B-R. Law, MoUtor. 8F - Zealand, def.ux««. .w...Ivan V*.du .Pasquelr, asquelr. Switzer-_____ awarded a 7-0 forfeit win over Clark Hernandez land. B’i. M: Joee LM>ez*Maeso, ^ In . from pounding and hold back the tears. Tears of and talk to you about coke (cocaine) and grass. You The Internationals next see action Mota’s last night at Nike. Stu Wolf ,nsk. ‘Ainnaf. Tidrow Herald Sports Editor MORIARTY BROTHERS Paint last night at Robertson Park n> H RERBBSO def. Bernard Boileau, Belgium, joy. know how it is, more money, more high. Fortunate Tuesday night against Windsor ripped three hits and Pat CoUett, Joe L. Smith |75jnO Grand n ix Earl Yost keeps on top of when the latter failed to field a ^"Chicago CampbeU (W 88) She was the one who really had to bear the brunt ly, I never had anything to do with cocaine or any Locks in Windsor Locks while the Erardi and Harry Johnson two iKpOamn (L Ml 718 10 5 8 1 8 At Stuttgart, W. Germany, July U sports In bis regular Proly pltdied to 8 batters In Mb. (^rterfinaU of it when her husband was convicted of possession Americans resume play Monday team. . apiece for the Insurancennen. Bill •Barojas M 0 0 ,0 0,-P t -iM . A-8SJM. t column, "The Herald 315 gUTEII ST MANCHtSTCR CONN •Pl'nn.. Aa.l -inx other drug. I w o u l^’t have had anything to do with —Milsraukae Samty Mayer, U.S., def. Marco Ottoja, of marijuana with the intention of distributing it in marijuana had I known better. If anybody came to against Enfield National in EMleld. liMge ripped two bits for Mota’s;i Haas (W 08) 8 t 8 f 8'ik YugosMvia, 44, 64, 6-1: UU Pinner, West Angle,” on the dally sports the summer of 1978. She was the one who had to me now, I have enough experience not to ever let Mike McMahon and Rob Stanford DUSTY ' Standings; Moriarty Fuel 8-3, ' aers (8 B) 0 0 0 0 Gennany. def. Chris Lewis,. New pages. Manchester Property BaUk-Kdoaman. T-1:19L A Zealand, 64, 74; Peter Elter. West take care of the Cepeda’s four sons, Orlando, Jr., happen to me what did before. I was ignorant each had two hits for the Americans Washington Social Club 6-3, Turn PHTSBURGH HOUSTON Germai^, def. Marcos Hocevar, ^ z ll, Maintenance topped (Jrater Congo, -~81,708. abrhbi sbrhbl now 16, Hector, 12, Malcolm, 9, and All, 5, and before. I also was lucky to come back. How many with Stanford driving in both runs pike TV 7-4, B.A. Oub 64, Nqls Moreno cf SOOO Then as SllO 64, 64: Rameih Kriahnan, India, def. 4-3, on a fourth-inning 'marker last ^'SEATTLE BALTIMORB 0110 Scott d sots Florin Si^rceanUjRomania, 64, 74. explain to them about their father when he was sent do?” with a single and double. Justin Johnson 6-5, Desi Pizza 56, Reed abrhbi abrkbi Iwjno w er Tournament Dyer was the losing hurler. ni^t at Keoiey. Five dlffa^t lb Slip Knight lb 4001 At Zell Am See. Austria, July 16 OIL CHANGE SPE(»L to serve his sentence at Eglin Air Force Base In Cepeda says kids make a terrible mistake getting Construction 3-6, Mota’s 510. '‘- JCrus lb 8110 Sakata lb- players had one Mt apiece for MPM Ukrvao U) toil eras If. 2000 Quarterfinals Local sports I Ellington sna|q>ed a 2-2 tie with a CaatlUo lb 5180 Ford It m v PaicSr rf to } I Garner f t iooo Florida. It was a minimum security confinement, involved with either marijuana or drugs. Bochta lb 8111 Ripktu so 4000 Jose Luis CICTC, Argoitina, def. Bruce run in the fourth inning to take the while Cary Coffin had a pair to lead Eailer U 4000 Howe ft iOlO Manson. U.S., 6-1, 6-1: TMnas Smid, Len Auster, Herald but it was still a prison. “It’s not worth it,” he says. “It ruins you and Cowens rf 4100 Marray lb 8000 Pena e OOO Puhl rf 4121 decision. Congo. ask dh 8118 Ayala U 4000 4000 Czechoslovakia, def. Pavel Sh»ll. Cze sportawriter, keeps you in Cepeda was released in April of 1979 after 10 your family.” J 080 PhJOta e choslovakia, 64, 64; Jose Higueras, months but he feels there are some people, par y-^ch Sullivan hurled ia seven- Sweet c 4000 Roaaoeh el 8010 MeWUm p 8000 Ryan p 1210 formed about the local Cepeda returned to baseball briefly as a batting S occer H «dm cf 4181 ShBlahi db 1000 Ron».„p 0000 |patn, def. Wojt^ Plbak, Poland, M, 6- ticularly in Puerto Rico, who will never forget what striking out seven, to lead the Tens ss 1000 Dsmpeey o sports world. Read tha instructor with the White Sox last year but Is much PEE WEE u pb 1000 . he did or forgive him for it. His wife knows how he happier running the Orlando Cepeda Baseball Inthmatlrmal All-Stars to victory. Brown If 4080______Dniw^lb__ jooo ■p 0000., latest in his “Thoughts Mustangs 2 (Ben Grover, T(giy - Tah^ ------SOMSIblala------ll.-JIJSO asoi Totals 9474 * NORTHERN feels and that was the reason she was so elated over School in San Juan now. He’s president and owner Dave Dussault and Brian Kennedy ifr: m tm m b-t ApLENty,’ regularty In 6.95 each had key doubles and Eric Alliance Printers trimmed Romano), Dolphins 2 (Todd ■SS- ,, aesri th ei MancbiManchester Hriwd. ^ all the grand comments she heard about the former of the school, which teaches baseball fundamentals Gnmdmeier, Jeff Belanger). . E-Brown. DlMMHlMn L'.JpORtay hYiday's Sporta Transactions Rasmussen a key RBI single for the Manchester JC Blue, 52, at Robert / i By Uiuted Press International slugging first baseman, outfielder and designated to youngsters from 7 to 19. Sharks 1 (Joey Motta), TlgenTD. Beattie 8, BattblWO $. flock. UP TO 5 QUARTS OF MOBIL OIL hitter who compiled a .297 lifetime average with “This is the second year I have the school and International stars. son Parit. Tom V ecs^ slewed three ' •Castillo. RoeriStTlK-IUk Ml, Hmim MI. SE Baseball hiU and Bob Watts, Jim Thibodeau son (10). SB-J. CMS, B o ^ . Baltimore — Purchased infielder Glenn Financial advice the Giants, Cardinals, Braves, A’s, Red Sox and we’ve got such fine Instructors as Manny SangulUm MIDGET , IP H RERBBSO IP H RERBBSO Gulliver from Rochester of the Interna Herald Angle and Luke LaBrosse two apiece for ...- Seattle tional Leaim: optioned infielder Bob . Royals. ... We’re very much involved with the Little Astros 4 (Keith Wolff 2, E|$ic PKislMiib.' Bonner to nooiester. Sylvia Porter tells how to I MONDAY THRU SATURDAY “You see, you see,” she happily told her husband Leagues and have kids coming to us from Chicago, Hotdd Sports Editor Earl Yost Alliance while eight different HJalmeer, T.J. Ruckey), Spartans 0. Bannister (W M) 9 1 0 0 MeWUma (t> :5 •14^ 0 4 1 .1 T get “Your Money’s Worth’’ players had one safe^ eadi for JC. Baltimore M 1.0 Cincinnati — Sign^ pitcher Scott Jones afterward, “you thought people felt you had burned New York, Michigan and other areas outside Puer keeps on tra of sports In his regular Sting (Tim Gerag^ty ~ Mrtns (LOO) 814 T I t I 0' 10 0 and asslmed him to Billings of the' — dally on the business I 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM Standings; Irish Inttirance. 52, 4 S, Frink T o S i .'■ US Ptonee'r League. all your bridges and were finished forever, but they column, ‘"nie H aald Angle,” on the Woodbury), Sounders 1 (Chris BA). 484 B 8 8 1 0 page in The Manchester to Rico.” It • T. Maifincs 1 1 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 2 1 1 U Collie 1^ OFFER VALID WITH THIS COUPON ONLY daily qm ts pages. Bob Marie’s Pizza 54, T<^ Stoddard 1 0 0 0 0 0 — Named Kathy Lawlor men's Herald. BaSk-D. Martlnei. T-8J5. A-llJft. swim coach and director of swimmina. ,, j*-. i- .-w. -*3. m,--' MANCHESTER HERALD. 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Unico MANCHESTER - Nice Manchester Friday and and Ian months rent and SURPLUS JEEPS, CARS, The Jefferson House is l^l^suant to an order of Hop. J. received until 3:00 P.M .. August 2. appliances. Pool. Sauna. house calls. 649-4666. thick, 23x28 A . ^ ^ch , ^tu rtoy, July 16tn and Avenue, South Windsor.’"*' -deluxe electric four quart room with kitchen ay, July security. No pets. Call 649- TRUCKS Car-lnv. value applying for a capital grant Stewart Stockwell, Judge, dated 1982 at which time they will be Sliders to balcony. 149,900. or 5 for $2.00. Phone 843- 17th, 9:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. Open every Saturday and»:i( ic^ream freezer, used privileges. Gentleman $2143, sold for $100. 602-998- July 14.1982 a hearing w ill be held luiblicly nponed. The right Is 2711. They MUST be picked 6013. under Section 16(b)(2) of Lesperance Agency, 646- Sponsored by Youth of Sunday. once, like new, $16.00. 643- prefeiTM. $50.00 weekly. 0575 Ext. 7816. CaU Refun on an application praying that ad reserved to reject any and all bids. up before a.m. only. 6777. the Urban Mass ’Transpor ministration of said estate be S|iecifi(-ations and bid form s may 0505. Painting-Papering 32 11:00 United Pentecostal ^ 'rt P u r ity . Telephone 643- dable. 'Your Community Newspaper' 1878. ' MANCHESTER - Im tation Act of 1964, as granted and that the proposed he secured at the Business Office. Church. Proceds used to MULTI FAM ILY Sale - 22— maculate, modern five COVENTRY - Daley Rd. INTERIOR PAINTING, DARK LOAM - 5 yards 26 Westwood Street. July,'’.'.' WOOD STORM WINDOWS amended to acquire named fiduciary, Marilyn E. Hor- 4Fi N. School Street. Manchester, send children to caitip. room, two bedroom apart DODGE DART -1976. Slant lon l>c ap|K)inted as in said applica r*>nne( ticut. Raymond E. Demers, Unique starter home on over ten years experience, delivered, $60. plus tax. 17th and 18th. 9:80-3 p.ra»- - - screens. Four 24 x 39, FURNISHED ROOM with vehicles to be used in ment. Fully applianced six, two .door, automatic tion on file more fully appears, at Musiness Manager large lot. Two bedrooms, low rates and senior citizen Sand, Gravel, Stone St $2.00. SU 32 X 51, $4.00. kitchen privileges in meeting the special TWO FAM ILY Tag Sale, Toys, bikes, household.^ kitchen. No pets. transmission, power the Court o f Probate on July 28. ei:i-07______i i o i n discounts. 643-9980. Trap Rock. Call 643-9504. Items, console stereoiw Seven 36 x 51, $5.00. (lood modern apartment. Help Wanted 13 1 3 fireplaced living room. Saturday 11-5, and Sunday References, security. $370 steering, no rust, low transportation needs of the 1982 at 1:30 p.m. Kathleen M. Helping people satisfy Help large 2-car detaAed gar- condition. Telephone 643- References anif security Sawyer, Clerk One of the best ways to 10-4.105 East Middle Turn Lemonade. plus utilities. M9-4003. mileage, new tires, new (Elderly/or Handicapped) their needs and wants ... PLEASE READ ********** age. Possible CHFA finan- INTERIOR/EXTERIOR PHOTO ACCESSORIES - 6939 anytime. required. Available Aug. 9. 046-07 find a bargain is to shop the pike, Manchester. brakes. $2395. 646-7901. in Manchester, Elast Hart that's what Want Ads are YOUR AD cing. $48,000. Call 646-4040. PAINTING - Wallpapering Two Nikon 35mm film TAG SALE - Saturday 9-4. $55 weekly. 6435470. Classified ads every day. PAINT cassettes and one Contax QUIET FOUR room, first ford, South Windsor, .all about. MANUFACTURER - and Drywall Installation. T A G SALE - Unused Toys, chlldren’s-men’s- 1979 M ERCURY Capri, MANCHESTER - Owner 35mm film cassette, $5 MANCHESTER - clean, floor, appliances, wall to Glastonbury, NEED EXTRA MONEY? Immediate opening for Quality professional work. Wicker items, air- women’s clothes, curtainsjn^ Dnga-BIrda-Pata 43 four speed, four cyl., 30 ClassiniMl ads are taken financing available. Two each. Two Graflite quiet room includes wall, private entrance, pet. Rockville/Vemon, Bolton batch maker. Will train. 40 Reasonable prices. Free conditioner, bicycles, toys, etc. 79 Garden Street...... mpg, AM-FM stereo, 43,000 over the phone as a con Soiling Avon can holp flashbulb guns, $5 each. ------$350, utilities extra. M9- and Columbia area to be hours plus overtime. Major family Ranch with vinyl Estimates! Fully insured. games, etc. Saturday only. GOLDEN RETRIEVER kitchen, living room , miles. Call 6460347. venience. The Herald is fight Inflation. Call now siding, carpeting., Call Doug Bevins at The private entrance, on 6549. •______served__ medical insurance and G.L. McHugh. 643-9321. 170 Ralph Road. YAR D -SALE - Saturday.uu - AKC champion responsible lor only one at 646-3685 or 523- appliances, separate fur Herald, 643-2711, after 1 and Sunday. 7 Oval Lane:::! iround. ’Twelve weeks busline, over 40 preferred. HONDA CIVIC 1974 four interested transit or benehts available. Apply p.m. K MANCHESTER - con incorrect insertion and 9401 naces. $65,900. Gordon TAG SALE - A Big One. (o ff Waddel Road) 94. - „i„ old - shots and pamrs. Call 649-1237. cyl., good condition. paratransit operator in the 7 Clarke Paint, 158 Hartford veniently located one then only to the size ol Realty, 643-2174. jBverything! S tereo’ s, ------after 6 p.m., 659-1713. proposed service area may Road, Manchester. 649- bedroom apartment. Asking $1700.00. 647-8391 the original insertion. SWIM POOLS - Distributor tools, appliances, books, TAG SALE - Saturday, NICE ROOM in nice after 4 p.m. review the proposed 2882. INTERIOR AND must dispose of brand new Appliances and heat in- Errors which do not PURCHASING M ANCHESTER - Bank many more. 9 to 3 - Satur July 17th, 9-4. 41 Santina... neighborhood. Call 643- application by contacting DEPARTMENT - of an owned nine room Ranch EXTERIOR Painting and on ground 31’ long pools Drive, Manchester (oM>^ Wontod 40 ciyded. $355.' No pets. lessen the value of the TELEPHONE R e c e p Paperhanging. Ceilings day and Sunday, 16-17. 243 to Buy MERCURY ZEPHYR James Sullivan, Jefferson aerospace manufacturing with two garages in one of with huge sundecks, safety Ferguson Road, Keeney Street). Security and lease advertisement will not tionist - dependable in repaired or replaced. Free wagon, 1980. Four speed, House, One John H. firm has an opening for an Manchester’s nicest areas. fencing, hi rate filters, Manchester. MILITARY ARTICLES - ONE ROOM with kitchen required. MS-2629 after 9 be corrected by an ad dividual required to coor estimates. Fully insured. four cyl., AM-FM stereo Stewart Drive, Newington, organized individual'with a Special fixed rate finan ladders, etc. Asking ^ 8 KID ’S TAG SALE - SatuS.Vw American, German and and bath privileges. p.m. dinate incoming calls - References. Martin radio, low mileage. Great ditional insertion. knowledge of blueprints cing. Home needs your complete. Financing TAG SALE - Moving - July day, 10-3. 205 Union StreeL,ML Japdnese swords, daggers, Utilities, included. $225 Connecticut, 06111, general office work,'etc. Mattsson after 3:00 p.m., gas mileage, (^alf646-1831. and the material specs special touches, but it available. Call Neil collect 17th, 9:30 - 4 p.m. 61 Organ, bike, Barbi-coii helmets, medals, etc. monthly, 643-2^. telephone 66J-4453. ' ' Experience helpful but will 649-4431. (203) 745-3319. Homo* for Rent 54 manual. Heavy telephone train. Apply Clarke Paint, could be the buy of your Hawthorne Street, houses, skates and muctLuG Cash. 6435143. .1975 MONTE CARLO - Any comment should contact and inventory con 158 Hartford Road, lifetime. Gordon Realty, Manchester. Clothes, toys, more. , ...... tax loaded. 73,000 miles. Good then be sent to Jefferson Classified FRED LEE Painting - trol. All company paid 643-2174. BEDROOM DRESSER sofa, household. ’ ■■■ ’ ■ ■ Produce 50 Apartment* lor Rent 53 EAST HAR’TFORD - Large running condition .- needs House with a carbon copy Manchester. 649-2882. Interior and Exterior. with nine drawers. Double six rooms plus, Cape. benefits in an air- TAG SALE - Household---, some body work. $850. Call to the Connecticut Depart “ Check my rate before you mirrors, $125. Queen size MANCHESTER- One and ’Three bedrooms, fireplace, conditioned plant. Send WANTED: COLCHESTER - Settle es goods. Cheap! EiglU 646-5087. ment of Transportation, Hlaurhpstpr resume to P.O. Box 93, tate. 78 South Main Street. decorate.'^’ Dependable. box spring and mattress, SALE - art work, greeting aluminum storm w in d o w s ^ two bedroom apartments centrally located near EXPERIENCED Fully insured. 646-1653. $40. kitchen table and cards, posters, fan, mis available. Centrally churches, schools and P.O. Drawer A, Buckland Station, Hairstylist interested in Two famiily, five acres, 2-32-46, 4-32-58, 2-32-62; • MUSTANG GHIA 1977. 25,- Ads chairs, $75. Hospital bed, cellaneous. Saturday, 9-4. located on busline near busline. $475 per month Wethersfield, Connecticut, Manchester, Ct. 06040. expanding clientele with commercial zoned, city Tw o aluminum: storm ! 000 miles. AM-FM stereo Hrrali'i EXTERIOR HOUSE Pain $125. Much more. Call 643- 23 Pearl Street, o IJOP A IT h u shopping center and plus heat and utilities. 06109, Attention: Mr. Brian make-up, skin care and water, sewer lines in, gar doors. 27 East Middle ■ cassette, radTals, air- ting, driveway sealing, 5759. Manchester. schools. For further details P u r it y deposit. No pets. Chapman, Room 214 within RECEPTIONIST - Dental ood retail business. Call den, garage, shed, walk to ’Turnpike. Sunday, 8 a.m. fi> { conditioning. Garaged. office. Experienced. Send center. Asssumable experienced. College 3 p.m. * } CORN CRIB call M9-7157. Telephone 289-40M after 5 30 days of this notice. he Locksmiths Beauty lurtilunil M . $3750. or best offer. 646- resume to Box UU, c/o f mortgage. Asking $79,000. senior, references. Call COMPLETE SET scuba GARAGE SALE - Satur p.m. 043-07 To all home Salon, Bolton, 647-9989. •ouUi WM m t 1988. Manchester Herald. Ed, 848-7913, or 859-1231. Peter Krupp, 643-0468. diving equipment for sale. day, July 17th, 92 Hollister TAG SALE - Saturday, J MANCHESTER - Newly I Free estimates. Street, 10:00 to 6 p.m. SA’rUROAV, JULY lOOl decorated one bedroom GLASTONBURY - Six One F^/75R14 Goodyear July 17th. Corner o f J 10-S p m FOR SALE - 1976 Dodge INFORMATION ON custom polysteel radial apartment. Access to shop rooms. Convenient loca C R T OPERATOR - Cruise ship jobs. Great in MANCHESTER - 66 Henry Kennedy and Woodstock, ' tor Uw Ural Dart - 6 cyl., three-speed GENERAL PAINTING tire, new. 742-8074. ping centers, buslines and tion, three bedrooms, □ NOTICES Experienced. Contact Ad come potential. All oc Street. $70,000. Colonial six GIANT TAG SALE - Satur Manchester. St&rling { manual transmission. Probate Notice ministrator, 646-1360. and wallpapering, interiors day and Sunday, July 17th schools. For further details appliances, wall to wall cupations. Call 312-741-9780 rooms, l ‘A baths, large jewelry, paintings, Orien- • $1700. Telephone 643-9942. Courl or Protiate. Diitrict of subscribers ot and exteriors. Fast ser please call 528-4196 carpeting, garage, enclosed porch, two car DOUBLE CEMETERY and 18th. All day. End of tals, antiques, coins, ; Hebron Dept. 2423 - call refun vice, reasonable rates, ful mdpleknuraim between 9 and 5 pm o r ' fireplace. Telephone 633- Lost and Found a 1 FULL TIME/Part time garage, lot 60 X 150. Marion Lot at Rose Hill for sale - McKinley Street off West stamps, appliances, fur- • SURPLUS JEEPS - Cars - NOTICrr; O F H B A R IN G dable. ly insured. 649-9874. B u in n n iu after 5 pm and weekends, positions. 7-11 store clerk, E. Robertson Realtor, 643- Asking $600 negotiable. Center Street. niture, books, dolls, p lan er* 6180. Boats. Many sell for under I'.STAI'E OF ADELFINA Call 647-0149 between 5 and 649-7157. TAIIASEVICH MISSING WHITE Female Manchester area. ApplyA| at EXPERIENCED 5953. guitar, clothes, golf, Bkiif $50.00. For information INTERIOR - Exterior 8 p.m. MANCHESTER - Two I'u n u in t to an order of Hon. J. J cat with biack ^ots. 7-11 office, 690 Ellington fishing, camera, stereo, (312 ) 931-1961 Ext. 2340. HAIRDRESSER wanted 1^ , Stewart Stockwell, Judge, dated The Herald that Answers to Katy. Bolton Road, South Windsor. painting. Also experienced PICK YOUR OWN RED 118 MAIN STREET - ’Three M ro o m townhouse with for all phases of hair a.m. - 6:00 p.m., Sunday video games, train;!*' 7 14 '82 a hearing w ill be held on an area. Telephone 646-7428. In repair work. Reasonable 26 X 43” DRAFTING 'Hit room heated apartment. Mtchen appliances, •GGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGG Lota-Land for Sale 24 11:00 a.m. - p.m. Dishes, mower, tools, aufomobilei. n RASPBERRIES- Bunker apirlieation praying fnr the settle- dressing. Part time - flexi prices and free estimates. table, $20.00. Telephone 6 Hot water, no appliances, breakfast bar, dining area, ble hours. Preferably with •••••••••••••••••••••••• glassware, collectibles, boat, cycle, toys, seven” ; Hill Road, Coventry. Mon Motorcycle*-Blcjfcle* 04 647-9881 or 643-5303. 643-1938 - keep trying. security. Tenant In laundry hook-ips in private f KEY PUNCH OPEMTOR some following. 647-8716 - furniture, antique desks, office ^uipmentiKn day thru Friday, 4 to 8; ______eounl, aseerlainment o l heirs and surance. 646-2426, 9-5 basement and covered MOTORCYCLE Kxperienced person for IBM 647-9385. woodstove, frames, building materials, ligbL^ Saturday and Sunday 9 to 5. ilistrihutcos and distribution somethipg Penonals 2 weekdays. System M Steady, full lim e ATARI VIDEO game with fixtures, carpet, mirrorsv*^ 742-6070. patio! $450 per month in INSURANCE - Lowest 'ir iorcd as in said, application on Building Contracting 33 mirrors, chairs, baby cludes heat and hot water. position. Apply in person; S un 15 cartridges. Extra 50 sq. cedar shakes. Rain— Rates Available! Many op ril>! more fully appears, at the NEED RIDE to Travelers CERTIFIED clothes and furniture, MANCHESTER • Main ‘ 'ourt of I'robate on 7/28/1982 at PUnTMIFIffiNITUREIMRT accessories. Excellent con date July 24th. “ ' S’lTONGBEANS - yeUow M9^000 - 6495989. ' tions. Cali: Clarice or Insurance Company daily OCCUPATIONAL Therapy 10 AGNES - $5,900 LEON CIESZYNSKI mini-bike frame, V.W., 2 DO p . >1. 1061 Naw Britain Ava. dition. $500 or best offer. and green. Pick your own. Street. 2-4 rooms. Heated. Joan, Clarke Insurance 7:45 - 4 p.m. from Vernon Aide - The Manchester BUILDER. New homes, motorcycle, auto parts. 214 •••ggggUggugggggggggggg* Kathloen M. Sawyer, Clerk Waat Hartlord 646-7429. Natsisky Farm, Ver- Hot water. Appliances. No Agency 643-1126. U ONLY $1,180 m Bolton Center Road (next TAG SALE - Saturday to sell tor additions, remodeling, rec u15"07 Street near Middle Turn Board of Education is hwllM Mt*4 icraica IkiM hi pets.>ets. SCISecurily. Parking. OHIeoa-Storea rooms, garages, kitchens to Bolton Library, Bolton 17th, starting at 9.144 noii/Soutn Windsor line, pike East, Manchester. seeking a certified oc ud>M CMbi mV hV* Itm SMOKE Detectors S^7M7. for Rent 55 MOTORCYCLE Center). 646-8493. Street, Manchester. -‘-*3 6444»04. Telephone 646-7659. cupational therapy aide to hWtrie A t t m lw. OtM U m ral remodeled, ceilings, bath solarized. As low as $45.00 INSURANCE - For all your NURSES AIDES-Provide work with handicapped lato W ik >ru> Hid ainitis Ina I tile, dormers, roofing. for panel and installation. SMALL EGGS - 3 dozen - MANCHESTER - Ray WORKSPACE OR motorcycle needs, call personal care to people in children 20 hours per week. 91. Int m r tan hem Ireni ItartlerV Residential or commer Call 643-8820. Free CleaaHled Ada for $1.00. 528-2M2. mond Village - Unusual STORAGE SPACE FOR us.Competitive rates. INVITATION TO BID less than ^99°° their homes. Home Health Free Claaalfled Ada Announcements 3 Interested candidates are n a . In * tin iivn iiU lor M% fn »- cial. 649-4291. “ brand new” spacious one RENT in Manchester. No Aide Certification or Friendly service. Fine BID if6l6 asked to contact Mrs. AIR-CONDITIONER - bedroom trl-level lease or security deposit. companies. Ask for Janet HORSEBACK RIDING Nurses Aide training Judith O’Connell, 647-3448. Cil r 4 r Hiudatn, W2494-1H1 td« ELECTRICAL SERVICES FOOTBALL m.|dOpaMon.-Fri.orlB3paSaL Frigidaire - 220 volts, cools FOR SALE - Six-inch Dado VIOLIN % size, $70.00 BoW Menus, recipes and shop townhouse units now being Reasonable rates. Suitable or Judy. Crockett Agency, DAILY - through miles of preferred. Training E.O.E. - We do all types of Elec for small business. Retail W ^LIPM ENT Md Sm. four rooms, used two head set, $15.00. Three % size. Also, violin futb" ping tips are featured In completed. Available July 643-1577. wooded trails at Coventry provided if needed. trical Work! Licensed. Call I'he Board of E^ducation, 110 Long seasons. $150. 649-5898. pound hammer, $3.00. ’The Manchester Herald’s 1st. Includes heat, hot and commercially zoned. L Flexibility in hours. Must size, $28.00. Telephone 643n;' Hill Kd.. Fast Hartford, Ct will Riding Stable. Ponies for KITCHEN HELP part after 5:00 p.m., 646-1516, water, appliances, CaU 872-1801, 10 to S. MUST SELL - 1974 Honda Manchester Herald the children are available. have own transportation, Small ax, $2.00. Call 643- 4552 after 6 p.m. Focus/Food section, every receive sealed bids for Football time. Pizza and grinder WHAT A DIFFERENCE a 1634. carpeting, cathedral CB750F. Excellent running 742-7576. mileage paid. For further experience preferred. App FARRAND Wednesday. NEWLY RENOVATED •‘Vtuipinunt. Bid information and One Herald Square day makes - different deals ceiling with paddle fan, in condition. $850 or best sDccifications are available at the information call ly in person LaStrada !•••••••••••••••••••••• REMODELING - Cabinets, 310 square feet office and different dealers from FOR SALE - Wood stove, dividual basement with offer. Cali 649-1792. -l-jsin'*ss Office. Sealed bids w ill be Manchester Public Health West, 471 Hartford Road, Roofing, Gutters, Room Manchester, Conn. 06040 all over the state are at the $50.00. ’Telephone 742-8463. hookups, patio, parking. available. Main Street eccived until 10:00 a.m., Nursing Assoc, 647-1481. Manchester between 2 and □ BUSINESS Additions, Decks, all types Collector Quilts $ ^ ^ r month. Damato location with ample EEO/AAP Employer. Eastern Conn. Flea FO R SALE: Batavas Vi*dn'*sday. July 28, 1982 at which 5 p.m. See Joe. o f .Remodeling and •i lie they wili be publicly opened □ EMPLOYMENT and SERVICES Market{Junction 31 and 32, 20 PLAYER PIANO rolls Enterprises, 230-A New parking. CaU M9-2891. Moped, 250 miles. $400 Repairs. FREE Mansfield) every Saturday State Road, Manchester. firm. Call 643-8000. in i read aloud. The Board of R.N.’S-Full time position. Estimates. Fully insured. circa 1921 to 1926 in I'^ucation reserves the right to MATURE BABYSITTER ” ***,*****************!! 9 am - 3 pm. Have your tag 646-1021. MANCHESTER .- Fur Help Wanted 13 Community Health Nur wanted for days and nights. Service* Onered 31 Telephone 643-6017 excellent condition. Asking accept or reject any or all bids or sale here. (Set-up 8 am). $40.00. Call 643-4088 after 5 nished office - tastefully KAWASAKI 440 LTD. sing experience preferred. own transportation •••••••••••••••••••••••• 149 OAKLAND Street - decorated, all utilities, th<7 right to 'Waive technical for Public free. Open Sundays, $1300. 2100 miles. CaU 644- malities if it is in the best interest Excellent benefits in REWEAVING BURN CARPENTRY AND p.m. preferred. Call anytime. too, Two rooms, heated. $260 secretarial services 9383 or 6435165 afternoons. lo io HO. cluding 4 weeks vacation 649-6782. HOLES. Zippers, um Masonry, Remodeling and monthly, no appliances. available. Great location. and paid in service. W EDDING GOWN and Ask for Joe. Nancy J. Harris, brellas repaired. Window additions. Free estimates. Security, tenant insurance. $150. 64655(e. Competitive salary. Call GAS STOVE - good condi veil, size 14. Asking $75.00 Director/Business RN TYPIST/Receptionist - shades, Venetian blinds. Call Tony Squillacote. 649- CaU 646-2428 weekdays 9-5. Manchester Public Health tion. 643-2384. or best offer. Telephone 1982 HONDA GLSOO Silver 11pm - Tam night suparvisor Immediate opening in Keys. TV FOR RENT. 0811. FOR RENT - Two car gar Services Nursing Assoc. 647-1481 643-0017. Wing - excellent condition. Full time position in long-term South Windsor. Must Marlow’s, 887 Main Street. THREE ROOM Apartment age centrally located and 044-07 EEO/AAP Employer. DINING TABLE and sU 3,000 miles - $2700. CaU 643- care facility. Excellent possess general office 649-5221. R.E. M ILLER & SON - with heat, hot water,>stove, suitable for a service type (>enefits. new rates, effective chairs, 8,000 BTU air- KENT 27” 10-speed bicy 2^ after 1pm. skills, phones, typing will Remodeling, additions, refrigerator, carpeting. Se- business. CaU 649-2891. ••••••GGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGG immediately. SEWING MACrilNE conditioner, sewing cle, v e ^ good condition, train on word processor. BRICK, BLOCK, STONE - roofing, rec rooms, pan cqnd floor. $285. Cenfrally Call 643-5151, aak lor D.N.8. Operators. Established machine, electric broom, $60.00. ’Telephone 644-8217. Camper*-Trallara-Moblla LEGAL NOTICE Long term temporary Concrete. Chimney eling, gutters, aluminum located - adults only. No APPROXIMATELY 800 nationwide pillow lamps, complete single Home* 05 Ml TIIK KNKOl.I.FI) CrettfieM Convalescent assignment. Call THE Repairs. “ No Job Too and vinyl siding installed - ets. Security deposit. CaU sq. ft. w/w carpet, heat GGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGG manufacturer has im bed. 649-7829. GASOLINE LAWN Mower IIKIlflKIIS OF THK Heme ALTERNATES Small,” Call 644-8356. year round. Telephone 649- and Ughts. $450 monthly. mediate full time openings. in good running cohdition. 1973 DODGE CAMPER IIK M O C II vrii: P \ H T V O F TEMPORARY 1421 or 649-2954. 109 Center Street. TIIK TOWN OF ANIIOVKR, Experienced preferred. C-& M Tree Service, Free $30.00. Telephone 649-1615. Van - $1800. Good condition. SERVICES, 525-7655. MANSFIELD (®NTER - Telephone 6435922. CaU 646-3108 evenings; 872- CONNKCTICl.'T Dayshift - five day week. estimates. Discount senior Free ClaaelOed Ad* Full benefit program in Haatlag-Plumbing 35 •••••••••«>••«*•••••■••• TEN SPEED 26” Regina Woodsedge Apartments. 14^ ' jays Pursuant to the provisions of the PART TIME Professional citizens. Company Newly renovatM, country •••••••••••••••••••••••• State Flection Laws and the Rules cluding sewing incentive. NEW DOUBLE Hung win bicycle. $65.00. Good condi LPN secretary - experience a Manchester owned and - Roaert Property For •>f the Democratic Party, you are TYPE OR PRINT ONE WORD PER BLANK. < ' 11pm - Tam Apply at Pillowtex Cor dow eight over eight, 41w x tion. 633-6146. n R setting. Two bedrooms 1973 ELKHART Traveler - must, 643-2659 -MAK Pain operated. Call 646-1327. starting at $285. Telephone Rent 50 hereby warned that a Caucus will Staff Nuraa poration, 49 Regent Street, 53h. $45.00. Four metal s i e e R w s ! 24’ travel trailer, sleeps ■>e held on July 28, 1M2. at 8:00 ting. ★ 4M-1270 or 2335660. Part time or full time, Manchester. E.O.E. M-F. patio chairs, mesh back THREE ORCHID Plants - six, new water system, 18’ iLin.. Town O ffice Building. School LIGHT TRUCKING - Fen M & M Plumbing and MISQUAMICUT - 4W LIMIT 20 WORDS. excellent benefit package and and seat, $18.00. 646-2190. Easy care, healthy and self store awning, twin •toad. Andover. Connecticut, to en shift differential New pay B00KKEEP?;R - Part cing. Attics, cellars, gar Heating, Manchester. 649- FOUR ROOM Apartment, rooms, heated, walking LAUNDRY ATTENDANT ages cleaned. All types .mature. $20.00 for all raOTOGUOi holding tanks, good condi dorse candidates for nomlnatira to SE-ale in effect. time. Fuss and O’Neil, 210 2871. Small repairs, second floor, . mature ...... distance to beach. $295 the offices to be voted for in the - Full time day position CLOTHES DRYER, low three. Telephone 646-3430. PAT1BIN tion. Other extras. CaU 649- C «ll 643-5181, aak for O.N.8. Main Street, Manchester. trash, brush removed. remodeling, heating, adults, no appliances, no weekly. Fam ilies only. election to be held on Tuesday, available for person to do Picket, Split Rail, Stake and regular temperatures, 4 ^ - M.OOO or best offer. CrestfieM Convatescent 646-2469 (Betty). E.O.E. baths, kitchens and water pets, ^ferences, seciulty. Available 8-21 thru 9-11. >Iovember 2, 1962. and to transact 4 ironing, mending and sor Fences installed. 528-0670. air, fluff, wash and wear, FOR SALE - Two braided 1 2 3 M/F. heaters. Free estimates! automatic dry, permanent One car. 6tt-U 66. CaU 6435491. such other business 'as may be ting of resident's clothing wool rugs, one '- brown proper to com e before said Caucus. in long-term carefacility. press cycles. Good condi tones, 9 X l2. One - red 15 SMALL LOADS 3W ROOMS. Like private COTTAGE FOR RENT - Weekend events listed at Andov^, Connecticut, t Contact Assistant Ad- ...... S’TONe !" trap* rock, p?ay Flooring 36 tion. m.OO. 644-8142. tones, 7 x 11. $45.00 each. this 15th day of July, 1962, QUILT Favorites home. Working single OiarleStown, R.I. C!aU 649- ••••••••*•••••••••••••«• Telephone 643-7792. The Herald provides a DEMOCRATIC TOWN WORK AT HOME jobs ™ nvSe"nt“ Hom“ ‘ M3 LADY LOOKING for part white stone, loarn adult, married ctmple. NO 4578 or 1-401-3845347. FLOORSANDING - Floors FOR SALE: Kelty back comprehensive calendar of COMMITTEE OF 5 6 8 available! Substantial ear convaiesceni Home, hnnkkepnino ^nd pool sand children, pets. U m m . (MS- 7 like new. Specializing in pack, large size, brand BRAND NEW Surveyor 23 “ where to go and what to * AN D O VER 7 nings possible, call 504-641- ______background. C^M3-1863* 2880. - •••••••••••••••••••••••• By Beatrice E. Kowalski, older floors. Natural and new, never used:^' $60.00. channel CB transceiver - do,” every Friday in the 8003, extension 494, for in Chairperson EXPERIENCED ______^------sUined floors. No waxing Call 649-4744. never taken out of box. MfQfiiM lo Rant 87 formation. FIVE ROOMS • beat, hot Focus/Weekend section. 047-07 Waitresses wanted - im- •••••••••••••••••••••••• anymore. John Verfallle, Asking $40.00. Telephone water, gas for cooilng, WANTED: PRIVATE mediate opening for full 646-5750. USED COUCH. $45.00. 643-1753. 9 10 11 12 SECRETARY - Part time time and part time □ REAL ESTATE I T Bundy clarinet, $50.00. third floor. ReUable adults Garage to rent for restora 1-5 p.m. Experienced. ireferred, no pets, securi- waitresses. Day shift only. ATTICS, GARAGES, Telephone 649-5894. BRAND NEW three-way 8309 tion of clasalc auto. Over LEGAL NOTICE Typing, telephone, make Q-: referenen. 6465118, sized one car or two car person - ...... CELLARS CLEANED - home stereo speakers, him atr-aa" ^ ______Town of Andover, Connecticut appointments. Please call Hi^Elander"Restaurant, 21 ...... UghUrucklng. All types of T.V. Black/whlte with performance, must sell, a garage needed. CaU Harry □MISC. FOR SALE A special variety of 76 CONVENIENT Apartment Zoning Board of Appeals 645-1211 for an appoint Oalik Street, Manchester. brush and trash removed. stand, 19 inch screen - great_bargain. |99.00/pair. Collector’s Quilts are iiw>' Two lide-secented skirts MANCHESTER- Owner - utilities, reasonable, one ------The ISoDing Board o f Appeals o f the Town of Andover, Connecticut w ill 13 14 15 16 ment. Call 643-1947. working. $20.00. Emerson. Brad, 643-1626. eluded in this sat of fivol lot your wardrobe — must sell! Spotless unit month deixMit. Call after 6 ONE CAR garage for hold a public hearing in the Topm Office Building, Wednesday, July 21. AIR-CONDITIONING HouaahoU Goods 40 Call 6^1625. colorful books. Pattern" S'* button-trimmed one- 1962 at 8:00 p.m. to the following ai^lcation asking f(Mr relief from NEWSPAPER DEALER with parking. Gas heat. p.in., 5685877. mechanic - experienced for MOTHER OF Two will USED WINDOW screens >ieces and full directionii^ plaat, and a wrap-style. storage, Telephone 646- the Zoning Laws of the Town of Andover, Connwticut. needed in Glastonbury, Ideal for the couple just .Mo. 8809 with Photo- service and installation. babysit children of all GERMAN MADEWsole and four storm windows ?or prize-winning; do- 88( 6. #194 ^ Dana Austin Lot located at SSO Lake Road — requesting relief Telephone 647-9946. starting out. E)am equity, GuMa b in Sizes 24** to MANCHESTER - Seven from timing regulatlMis Article VI. Section 12.00.00 ^ c c Experience in refrigera ages, full or part time, my USED stereo, AM-FM radio. (odd sizes) $1.Q0 each. sigrnS; flower quilts, hiit-'* not rent receipts. $4i,900. torical and all-time fiaao 82,r. Waist 25* . . . button- room Cbpe - large fam l^ Requirements; 1 .17 18 19 20 tion piping helpful. Must home. References REFRIGERATORS, Needs some repairing. Mso, one wooden screen HOUSEWIVES - Be an Carsan Realty ,522-1605; vorites to piece adlf* trim, IK yards; wrap- room, three bedrOHUS, two 1.,Lot area — has 20,100 squarefeet — needs 40,000 — variance have state license. available. Call 646-0153 WASHERS, RANGES - $45.00. Telephone B47-0M. door 27" * 69", $8.00. Sam 521-8311. applique; plus border- styla, 2K yards. firoplaces, atove, dia- Hymm-AptSa tP shan 88 of 19.900 square feet need^. area advisor and earn Excellent benefits with anytinte. Clean, Guaranteed. Parts Telephone MS-5073. extra money with your own patterns and quiltinS Pattehu avaUabla oaJg hwasber tnduded. Phyown 2. Frontage — has 125 fe e t — needs 200 feet — variance of 75 feet growing company. Call 871- & Service. Low prices! FOUR . Cultivated needed. part time job. Need own motifs. in alaaa akoian. utiUties. Security required. RESPONSIBLE, RBSFUNHIHLIS , Neat 1111 - ask for Dick Avery. PAINYING - Capes only. B.D. Pearl St Son, 649 Main blueberry bushes, various WORLD’S FA IR Uckets, 8. R ear Yard — has 45 feet — needs 75 feet — variance o t SO feet car. Salary plus m tle^e. Horn** For Sale 23 $500.00 firm. Houses Q-76, Collector QnlHs:'^ Available August Iri. $600 • I*"® **® , w anted lo r Street. 643-2171. sizes, best offer. Also net were $15.95, sacrifice $10 is 87.00 pins $1.00 fo r i Manchester area. 8225 needed. 23 Hours per week. Call painted by school teacher. ting to cover grass, berries monthly. 648-1846 or 648- #195— Raymond LaCroix — located on Pine Ridge Drive — requesting 3-11 SHIFT RN and LPN each. ’Two day passes, good pcm |o and handling tor " 1778.^ each including beat and 647-9946. GLASTONBURY - Golfer’s Mike, 6494398. or bushes. $£00. Call 643r anytime throu^ October relief (nnn sonlng regulations Article VI, Section 12.00.00 Space positions open for super PULL-OUT couch, electric. Call 646-1105 Requirements. Site Yard — has 10 feet 8 indies — needs 20 feet Delight - 8!A room Dutch 8274: 31st. E i^ t inair. CaU64»- PART TIME Evenings - In visor and staff part time in excellent condition. $100. Ttsnl$r><«od|si \lSflSttNSISt BOLTON - New three evMiings before U:80. — variance 9 feet 6 indies needed. Colonial on one acre Telephone after 6 pm, 871- 9443, ______A t this bearing interested persons may appear and be heard and written teresting work making rest home and skilled nur wooded lot nestled between PAIR 15 X 6 Chevy rims, -MSerekMT Tin MM fHS. sssran «Mi nr bedroom diqiles. Uk baths, telephone calU from our. sing facility in Manchester 0371. toii, tWs WsaSir m* Mw. fireplace, basement, communications received. Said appeals are on fUe and m ay be seen in Manchester Country Club $15.00. N au ^ h yd e couch, AIR<»NDniONER, 6,000 the Office of the Town Qerfc, Town Office BoUdlng. new office. Good voice a area. Also taking New FASHION with appliances,;^appltances, ccat a r ^ t ^ Please Clip S Mail and Mhinechaug G.C. - HERB’S CLEANING Ser ^ .0 0 . Phone 643-5873. BTU, very good condition. « ¥ * !« • woswiow AUgaU Van Buren offers Dated at Andover, Connecticut 12 July, 1982 must. Salary, com applications for late Pkoto-Gaide pattens- fai security, no pets.' Four bedrooms, 2W baths, vice • General GAS STOVE, Refrigerator, 5.00. Be cool today. Call IM tiit. R.T. ttsst aJI atae rsneea, iiaa a personal advice daUy in 17 July, 1982 missions, and pleasant summer openings for part three fireplaces, cathedral housecleaning, Also, kitchen, set, beds, box MEN’S TWQ tropserYiil^ 7-5104. one of Amwica’s best-read Zoning Board of Appeals tiipe supervisors and staff. S cm . anadal Grace Cob Collee- MANCHESTER - four workiiw conditions. Work ceiling family room, two basements, attics, gar springs, mattresses, practically new, size 37-38 tlaa for brgar aizca; pins oUuinda, “ Dear Abby,” in Andover, Connecticut from 5 pm to 9 pm and New salary scale - shift ages. Light truckiiw and tables, chairs, draperies 1982 AUUH with le-nasi^ rooms, flrat floor, parkUg. car garage. $148,500. short. Very little wear. SEARS 8,000 BTU air- S-BONUS Crapoaat No caninea. Secimty. 6w- The Manchester Herald’a Mary C. McNamara, Chairman Saturday morning. Call differential. Please call Owner - Broker, 646-3234 brush removal. 64M767. and Ilnnens. All items best Three suits, $50.00. emditioner, excellent con GIFT SECTION w m ITS! “ Fries.... $1.25. 8« 6. Focus section. 01957 Mr. Taylor at 647-W46. DNS -.643-5151. for appointment. Machine may answer. offer. Call 646-5182. Telephone 649-1^. dition, $70.00. 649-2691. directions. Price V-