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/ . t f , Odd Fellows: DiFazio's task: Rabbi blasts the way if was 13,561 signers Herald writer Word from Wall Street gurus is . . . page 3 . . . page 10 . . . page 6 Mamis tells me that all segments of the market are nature before a robust rally gets under way. Ij: The latest words from Wall Street's leading technical coming together on the downside. In support of this, he One, Bob Ritter of L.PTltothsdilld, Unterberg ’Tow-. bin, says his latest readings ihdicate a drop in the Dow > • gurus — coming as they do amid a topsy-turvy, notes &e following; frightening and at times near panicky stock market en­ • The favorable long-term groups, like the food com­ to perhaps 750-760. And that should end the bear market,. he belelves. vironment — are getting grimmer with each passing Dan Dorfman panies and the retailers, are tired; they’re starting to Manchester, Conn. downtick in the Dow. And even the prospect of a mini­ correct (going down) and should undc^o substantial As Ritter sees it, investors should lake advantage of Sunny today the current market weakness to acciunulate attractive market robound — which a number of pros are predic­ declines. Saturday, Aug. I 4, 1982 ting — isn’t likely to stem the increasing tide of Syndicated • The leading stocks of just a few weeks ago— such as stocks (those with g ^ chart patterns) since “you’re, and Sunday 'never going to find the exact bottom w hich we’re now.,,, pessimism. Columnist General Motors, Bally Mfg., Goodyear and General — See page 2 Single copy 25c From Merrill Lynch technical research chief Bob Dynamics — are breaking down. in the process of making.” "'1 Farrell, probably the single most influential force in the • The stocks that were recently drawing the bargain The consumer sector is his favorite. Here, he likes.* Hrralft technical arena among the big institutionai investors; hunters, like Caterpillar Tractor and Deere, are now J.C. Penney, General Mills, Omnicare, Johnson & John-. "It looks like we’ve seen the top of the summer rally, losing support and could soon,be heading to new lows. son and PepsiCo. Intel and Texas Instruments — two,.;, stocks that he says have excellent long-term chart; that we’re now on the way down and we could see a groups are working. And one by one, the upside stocks “A basic rule is that stocks’that can’t go up must go break in the Dow to the low 700s.” (manely, in the airline, consumer and gambling sec­ down and that’s currently the flavor of the market,” patterns — are also favored. *■ And from technical boss Alan Shaw of Smith Barney, tors) are feding. Oorabine this with the continued says Mamsi. Another technician. Jack Geller of Janney*, Harris Upham & Co: “We no longer see the market l € ' technical deterioration in both the oil and technology AN ANALYSIS of his stock charts indicates that the Montgomery Scott, sees the most recent market decline ; having the muscle to follow through on the upside... and sectors and it becomes evident, Farrell says, bottoming out in the Dow at between 776 and 784. And;* the Dow could well break its ’82 low.” most vulnerable securities are American Express, “we’re getting to where there’s no place to hide.’’ Caterpillar Tractor, Tandy, National Semiconductor from there he sees a substantial rally. Blind since the The major problem, as Farrell sees it, is that there’s THAT ’82 LOW — a Dow reading of just under 789— and Data General. age of 12 — he has a reader and'posts everything ger­ CyNeill says 'Fed' was recorded June 18, and, may in fact, have already not enough fear. “You make bottoms when nobody Mamis is the author of a'recent stock market book mane in Fraile - the 64-year-old Geller believes there’s been broken by the time you read this. wants to own stock and we haven’t yet reached that . called “How To Buy.” “I wish it were ‘How To SeU,’ ” still a fair amount of money to be made on the short side point,” he says. “There’s just too much underlying com­ he quipped; “then I’d really be on target.” in the technolow sector (notably Tand, Scientific Atlan-^ Importantly, Shaw’s sentimeiits reflect a conspicuous placency, too much under-reaction to some of the worst ta and Dlgital^uipm ent). Skip Becker, who runs a Chicago outfit called HPB WM shift from a view held by a number of technical analysts earnings in the postwar decade (such as in the steel in­ Trading Systems, a technical adviser to about two dozen just a few weeks ago that the worst of the bear market dustry) and the record number of bankruptcies.” NO STORY on technical analysis would be complete institutional big^es with some 650 billion of assets, without an update from the self-professed master of the_ decline — a wicked decline in the Dow of over 200 points However, Farrell belelves the market is moving urged his clients to sell on any rallies. The last of four he's clean drops since April of '81 — had just about run its course. toward capitulation (he sees the low 700s coming by late art — Joe “I’m the Greatest” Granville. An ongoing^ major indicators the firm tracks — the volume changes bear ever since he put out his famous sell signal bn Jan. Now, though, deterioration has beset a slew of signifi­ summer or the early fall). And that, he adds,'Should on 100 selected option stocks on the Big B oard- toumed cant technical indicators followed by the fraternity of mark the final bottom. 6, 1981, with the Dow just under 1,005, Granville, it’s man or in his 1978 campaign for sour. And that led Becker to forecast a miniumum drop widely acknowledged, could precipitate a rtiajor market By Mark A. Dupuis chart-watchers. And this has prompted a number of An even lower Dow reading — about 680 — is an­ United Press International lieutenant governor from Carbone in the Dow to 740 — with an outside possiblity that the rally by swinging to the bullish dde. or any state employee acting as an them to downgrade their near-term expectations — with ticipated by the end of next month by Justin Mamis, a Dow could fall to as low as 700 during a given day’s well-regarded technical analyst who’s a consultant to But, alas, not yet. “The massacre has started,” the • HARTFORD - Gov. William intermediary for a contributor. several grudgingly acknowledging that new '82 lows in trading session. the Dow are now a strong possibility. the institutionally oriented brokerage firm of Werthelm flamboyant Investment adviser told me the other day.. O’Neill said Friday he never The governor also noted he asked “My indicators are very bearish and the best I see on “We are going into the sharpest portion of the ’81-’82 prime Among the technical indicators showing deterioration & Co. accepted any campaign donation Chief State’s Attorney Austin J. the upside is 840,” he says. bear market that should take the Dow to under 727 by are (1) the number of advancing issues, vs. the For risk-takers, Becker lists four stocks he regards as checks from state Department of McGuigan to begin the grand jury AT A MEETING this past Aug. 4 just prior to the Labor Day.” He adds that “once we bi-eak 800— which Transportation workers while he probe of the DOT, resulting in decliners, (2) the number of stocks hitting new ’82 highs, market opening, Mamis told Wertheim salesmen to use prime candidates for short selling. They are IBM, vs. those falling to new lows, (3) the number of stock we’ll do inuninently — you won’t see 800 for the balance was Democratic state chairman or several arrests. M WASHINGTON (UPI) - Interest any rally to sell stocks. “When you can make a lot more General Motors, Raytheon and Kodak. of the year.” running for lieutenant governor. O’Neill has said he didn’t think the rates slipped another notch Friday, groups participating in rallies, and (4) the ratio of put money selling short (a bet on lower stock prices) in option activity to call options. A COUPLE OF OTHER technical analysts I spoke Granville reiterates his forecast of a 550-650 Dow — O’Neill maintained his position it DOT investigation would be an issue as major banks quickly followed the what’s supposed to be a rally, the market is clearly to also see further drops in the market — but of a limited with around 622 as his best guess. was traditional for contractors and in this year’s gubernatorial cam­ Federal Reserve Board’s lead, FARRElj, OBSERVES that fewer and fewer stock saying that it doesn’t want to go up,” he asserts. others doing business with the DOT paign because he was the person lowering their prime rate half a to donate to political parties, but who initiated the investigation. point to 14.5 percent in line with a again insisted there was no “quid In addition to Carbone, among the lower discount rate to banks. p in Brief- pro quo” between contributions and others arrested as a result of the The rates generally available to Amid tax fight, goods state contract awards. grand jury probe was former most consumers, four or more O’Neill' was questioned about Transportation Commissioner points above the prime rate, were political contributions after reports Arthur B. Powers, who was charged not expected to decrees^ im­ Joins chamber that a DOT employee claimed to with receiving bribes and other mediately — if at all. have delivered three, $1,0(X) con­ counts. i tributions from a contractor to the In a broadcast interview last But the improvement in rates was Robert H. Bletchman, attorney at law, is a new mount in warehouses welcomed by businesses for whom Democratic State Central Com­ week, O’Neill also said it was im­ member of the interest costs have become a major Manchester mittee. possible for him to know what each t - The DOT employee, William V. of the 40,000 state employees, burden aggravating the effects of 1 Chamber of the recession. 1 Commerce. Carbone of Rocky Hill, was technically in his employ, was doing Bletchman is in and stocks plummet suspended from his job after being all the time. In another major development, I the general pratice charged with larceny as a result of a Repubiican gubernatorial can­ Photo by Goldbaum the Federal Reserve Board an­ of law with offices at one-man grand jury probe .into didate Lewis Rome said Friday he nounced late Friday that it was 150 N. Main St. and By United Press International in May was revised downward 0.9 per­ alleged corruption in the DOT. would bring up the DOT investiga­ Faces of war lowering its discount rate of interest has been in practice cent. In documents filed in Hartford tion in his campaign. Rome said to banks by half a point to 10.5 per­ I for 13 years. As Congress wrestles with the Until inventories require rebuilding, Superior Court, Carbone was O’Neill as governor was “responsi­ attack near the village of Retlnea, Lebanon. cent. Major commercial bapks businesses tend to postpone the in­ reported to have said he dropp^ off ble for every department.” , , Saba Husaldl, 25, holds her 5-year-old quickly followed by announcing they He is a former administration-backed $99.8 billion tax - daughter, Oosama,' after her 37-year-old Read an exclusive eyewitness account of the [chairman of the package, unsold goods in warehouses are creases in production that signal an the <$1,000 contributions, af. thq _ ,,'Ronie .said ho. boUevod -d wa® Incident — an everyday event In wartorn were lowering their prime rate by economic turnaround. Democratic headquaHers in "1978 "morally wrong” for a state worker husband, Assad, was taken away for the same half percent, to 14.5 per­ 1 Manchester Human mounting and stocks on Wall Street are Lebanon — In today’s Focus section. Relations Commis­ plunging. “Usually the end of inventory when O’Neill was state party chair­ to solicit contributions for a political questioning by Israeli forces following a PLO cent. sion, a former direc­ President Reagan is making a big liquidations and resumptions of in­ man. party. He also said he hoped The White House was quick to tor of the Eighth public push for the tax mqasure, but he is creases in inventories are an indication S', (j’Neill said Friday he never McGuigan would give top priority to issue a positive reaction to the in­ Utilities District, a having a difficult time convincing you are back into growth of the' 'S i accepted any checks as party chair­ the DOT Investigation. terest rate slide. former president of Capitol Hill it would help remedy the economy,” the department’s chief "This is another encouraging sign the Democratic Ciub economy’s ills. economist, Robert Ortner, said. and the president is hopeful this - . r . : of Manchester, Against the background of this “But, I don’t believe we can interpret Thousands of Poles trend will continue as we work to founder and presi­ legislative campaign, the government this increase to be economic growth,” he cut the deficit,” said deputy press dent of S.T.E.A. L. Thursday said the amount of goods in secretary Peter Roussel. Robert Bletchman said. “The main factor was, retail sales (Stop Tampering warehouses rose by 0.3 percent in June. went down sharply in June as a result of Six members of the Federal with the Eighth’s American Liberties) and a And it said instead of being a sign of in­ which, retail and wholesale inventories Reserve voted unanimously Friday UPI photo IS 'l to make the adjustment in the dis­ member of the Manchester Lion’s Club. creased production it was a blunt indica­ built up again.” tion of decreased purchases. riot on anniversary eve count rate, the third decrease within On Wall Street, stocks hit a 27V4-month Sales dropped 1.3 percent in June with Safe for fish a month in the special bargain rate low while falling for the eighth con­ durable sales leading the way with a 2.6 for banks. percent decline, mostly in automobiles. s ple trying to lay flowers on the down the building during clashes Two get posts secutive session when a rally collapsed Fresh-water mlniiows have been living for six months In water that con- ; By Ruth E. Gruber Soon after the Fed made its an­ Banking stocks were hard hit in the cross, a symbol of opposition to that killed dozens of workers. nouncement, following the close of after the bankruptcy filing of a govern­ tains a new biodegradable synthetic metal-working, lubricant, shown t United Pr'ess International Poland’s military regime. In the afternoon — Gdansk’s first WINDSOR LOCKS—Edwards Food Warehouse, a ment securities firm. moderately traded session after New here being added to the aquarium. The lubricant concentration Is the ;. financial markets, Chase Manhat­ York’s Lombard-Wall Inc. and its sub­ WARSAW, Poland — Riot police Some Solidarity supporters began eruption of violence since May 3 — tan, Manufacturers Hanover Trust, division of First National Supermarkets Inc., has The Commerce Department reported same as that contained in waste water discharged by metal-working constructing a new cross at a nearby demonstrators ran through the business inventories were up $1.7 billion sidiary Lombard-Wall Money' Markets dispersed thousands of chanting Chemical Bank, and the Mellon appointed two Manchester residents to new plants into municipal sewage systems, according to the lubricant’s •church. cobbled streets of Old Town when positions. to $512.1 billion, after adjustment for Inc., filed separate Chapter 11 bankrupt­ Solidarity supporters in at least four Bank of Pittsburgh lowered their cy petitions. manufacturer, Franklin 0|l Corp. of Cleveland, Ohio. * cities Friday, the eve of the second In Nowa Huta, a huge industrial police bombarded them with tear prime rate to 14.5 percent. The rates Daniel F. Reale Jr. has been named assistant seasonal trends. The value of, inventories suburb of Krakow, riot police gas, flares and streams of water manager of the new EMwards Food Warehouse in anniversary of the shipyard strike wiil all be effective Monday. that gave birth to the outlawed un­ backed by tanks unleased a tear gas about 150 yards from the building. In a brief statement, the Fed said, Southington. Reale, who has been with First and water cannon attack to disperse National for three years, is a recent graduate of the ion. Youths wearing ski masks quickly "As in other recent changes, the ac­ Mobile Americans staying put In Gdansk, birthplace of Solidari­ about 2,0(X) people who had marched erected barricades of benches and tion was taken against the company’s store management training program. through the city chanting Solidarity He was previously employed by the Shopping Bag ty, police broke up a demonstration paving stones, crouching behind background of moderate growth in by some 10,000 demonstrators and in slogans, flashing the victory sign them to hurl rocks) at police. money, some indications of reduced Market. and carrying a huge Solidarity . Adrian Michaud has been named service the Krakow suburb ofjNowa Huta, “Gestapo! Gestapo!” they credit' demands at banks and scene of serious clashes June IS, a banner. shouted. declines in market interest rates." manager for the new store in Southington. Michaud Sluggish economy hard on moving firms “There was some clubbing of peo­ has been employed by First National for 30 years. crowd of 2,000 was dispersed. By early evening, about 3'/: hours The Fed often says it cannot effec­ Other rioting was reported in ple but not much,” a witness said. after the crowd first gathered, the tively reverse a general market Since 1978, he has been service manager at the finance' the move without a company commercial equipment in transit. -T In the Baltic port of Gdansk, Edwards Food Warehouse in Manchester. By Raymond T. DeMeo “This type of market weeds people out Wroclaw, also the scene of clashes city was calm. trend. But the fact that major banks pretty quickly,” said Thomas Tristan, subsidy. Nowadays, said Zbell, a more ’ Zbell says the household moving slump* June 13, but no details were given. “ZOMO” riot police in helmets and often wait for the Fed to move, Herald Reporter likely candidate for a transfer Is a shields attacked with tear gas, A State Department spokesman in general manager of Mariano Brothers has prompted Admiral to seek clients in The official Polish news ageny PAP Washington said the clash, on the before incorporating market “Nine, 10 years ago I had about 25 peo­ Movers, with offices in Hartford, Dan­ recently-hired employee who may be the electronics husiness — people who said only that police “had to in­ flares ’and water cannons when changes in their own commercial Income drops single and living in an apartment, and some 10,000 people chanting “Long eve of the 1980 Solidairity anniver­ ple on the payroll, all working full time. bury, Stamford and Waterbury. need to move copying machines, com­ tervene as appals to stop rioting sary, “demonstrates once again that rates, can make it appear that the Now I’ve got a dozen, when there’s work Residential moves have long been the who can move belongings with a friend’s puters, and expensive sophisticated and disturbing social order were not Live Solidarity,” “Free Lech Fed initiates the changes. pickup truck. Walesa” and “Get a Divorce from the Polish people continue to de­ HARTFORD — CIGNA Corp. has reported a 28.9 for them,” said Frank Serignese, presi­ bread and butter of the moving Industry. machinery, and who want to make surd; effective.” mand the ending of martial law and The latest Fed adjustment came percent drop in second quarter operating income, dent of Manchester Movers. The young couple buys a "starter ‘Tve got 11 trucks, and 1 can barely the job is done properly. j* Witnesses in Gdansk, Warsaw and Moscow” marched toward the city’s against a backround of lower rates keep two moving,” said Serignese. Oimmunist Party headquarters. the restoration of their basic human the largest decline posted for the period by a Hart­ Business is bad, said Serignese. home,” then moves up to a bigger place Naturally, the firm’s competitors ar» Nowa Huta said there was little rights./’ for the day-to-day borrowings, the ford insurer. 'Volume is down 40 percent from a year five years later. Then, the couple moves With the residential moving market at v^ng' for the same hiarket. This nlakev hand-to-hand violence and police so-called ""federal funds" rate, But financial analysts said CIGNA’s performance ago, he said. And it’s not just his firm. again when an employer asks one of the a standstill, moving companies arp tur­ the selUng job tougher, and Zbell say;^ equipped with water cannons and which is the shortest of short term is a healthy improvement over the first quarter and “Believe it or not, when I’m slow, spouses to relocate. When this pattern ning increasingly to the commercial sec­ Admiral has sometimes had to hire extr^ t ^ r gas appeared to have orders to borrowing among banks. better than expected given the industry slump. everybody’s slow,” he said. was a national standard, the moving In- - tor for business. salesmen to solicit new accounts. * use minimum force to disperse the The Fed also announced that the CIGNA, created when INA Corp. and Connecticut The moving business is not moving dusby thrived. Emma Thompson, presldoit of the Summertime is traditionally thd crowds. AAMH, commission most widely followed measure of General Corp. merged March 30, has reported a particularly well these days. The reason: But these days, with mortgage rates at Chambers-Thonipson Moving Co. since busiest time of. year for people in the Herald photos by Pinto In another development. Lech the nation’s money supply, dubbed 28.9 percent drop in second quarter operating in­ high interest rates and a sluggish,,un­ 16 percent and higher, people are her husband’s death last year, said the moving business. In the wintM, m deri- Walesa’s-priest, Henryk Jankowski, "M-1," grew by $2 billion in the come, reported a 49.3 percent decline in the first predictable economy have made people thinking long and hard before th ^ make firm is trying to "make up the usually drop off from 50 to 60 percent, ac^- NURSE ANESTHETIST (^ORGE JOHNSON confirmed reports from government latest reporting week. Such in­ quarter. reluctant to relocate. America’s mobile a move. “If you’re carrying a 7.5 percent difference” in lost resldmitial move cording to Zbell. . . . checks operating room light news sources that authorities were agree on budget creases can' often discourage Its operating income for the quarter ending June society seems to be eagOr to stay put, for mortgage you’re going to be a little, business by working harder to keep old For Serignesei the prospect of a slow- considering transferring the in­ lenders from lowering rates, fearful 30 was $117.2 million, or $1.52 per share. CIGNA the time being. . reluctant to dump it and take out one at' commercial accounts qnd attract new winter is more than a little frightening. terned Solidarity leader from a hun­ that the Fed will have to tighten the reported $164.9 million income, or $2.13 per share, “No one’s building anything and no 17 percent,” said Jim Zbell, general ones. ' Last month, he says, be lost about $1,500. ting lodge in remote southeast nearly a year after the first budget money supply to compensate, Poland to Lake Lansk, about 60 Manchester Memorial Hospital in the second quarter in 1981. one’s moving,” said Seri^ese. manager at Admiral Moving and Storage “We’re, going into, .geos^ral freight This month he figures he’ll break even; and the state Commission on was put forth by the hospital. However, the generally poor The first quarter income was $61.2 million or 79 The slump has put at least one large Co. of South Windsor. hauling,” said Mrs, Thompson. The firm at best. Hospital about to open miles from his Gdansk home. Brian Simmons, an official with economic conditions bringing less In Warsaw, security forces used Hospitals and Health Care agreed cents per share. moving company out of husiness. Gem ' The high cost of moving also itiakes is in the process of moving from “This is the time. We've got to make u without incident Friday afternoon the CHHC, said F riday the competition for credit and the fact ' Moving and Storage Co., one of the Hart­ companies hesitant to transfor middle- Manchester to an Industrial park in now to get us through the utoter monthsi six water cannons agidnst some 500 hospital’s proposed $34,546,000 that money growth has been within people in central Victory Square on bn a $34.3-million 1982-83 budget. ford area’s larger moving firms, filed for management employees who own Windsor, where it has found the large And now the good seasm only has about. new birthing facility The next fiscal year’s budget, budget had been trimmed from a previously set Fed targets, dispelled Execs baffled bankruptcy earlier this year. homes, and who may not be able to wardioase space it couldn’t find to store a month and a half to go,” he said. the day that also marked the eirtth- higher level when both sides ap- such fears, month anniversary of martial jaw. which will be implemented Oct. 1, is a 44.2 percent increase over the parently were happy with a com­ The demonstrators had gathered promise. FARMINGTON - Why 17.8 milUon shares of New parents will have a better op- in the same room in the same bed, around the 40-foot floral cross laid currently budgeted $30,031,000. Heublein Inc. stock were tendered to R.J. Reynolds jMitunity to spend the flnt few days awake, aware and actively par­ The ease vrith wtilch the agree­ ‘ ’There was some give and take on out in the capital’s central Victory both sides,” he said, but declined has officials from both companies baffled. By their Heritage posts of t h ^ dtUd’s lives with them in . ticipating, and without the usual Square, flashing the victory sign and ment was made this year is unusual count, it would be impossible for that many to come home-like surroundings now that' last-minute scurrying about from singing son^. Including the national because litigation and bickering comment on the specifics. He said TOdSLMt in. Mancbeeter Memorial Hospital is room to room. between the two sides has there were no major disagreements gg Heritage Savings and Loan Association borrowers. Hoitage will continue to restructure its Six-month certificates of deposit oil anthem with Solidarity words. on the settlement. General Cinema Corp. of Newton, Mass., owns opening a new birthing wing. The Idea, according to hospital of­ About an hour after the police characterized the budget process 4.1 million Heublein shares, but did not tender its reported an after-tax loss of $194,000 in “It's the same everywhere in the thrift portfolio along similar lines to improve which Heritage has paid,14 percent in­ Replacing the Bfatemity-Nursing f i c i i who were showing the new the prior three years. The hospital announced Friday in Advice ...... 13 the quarter ending July SO, for a'total Industry,” he said. its earnings p^orm ance. terest will mature In August, he sa^. moved in, bands of youth still a press release that though patient Business !20 holdings for tax and regulatory reasons. The Unit, the new 17,000 squarerfoot unit to interested community remained, chanting “Gestapo! The hospital had sued the commis­ shares, in addition to those tendered to Reynolds, loss of about $2.4 million during the first The largest part of Heritage’s an­ He pointed out that the bank’s third Assuming these are rolleq over at a Fainlly Birthing Unit is more up­ members Friday at an open bouse, sion over its 1979-80 and 1980-81 and room charges have yet to be set Classified . 18,19 nine months of the fiscal year. ticipated drficit this year steins from the quarter loss is less than the $808,000 lower rate, he said, the savliigs to th$ Gestapol,” whistling and jeering. based on this new budget, it will be Ckimics__ .8 total 21.9 milUon — or 200,000 more than Heublein dated, spacious, and has Uum ad­ is to simulate as much as possible ' One group hurled rocks as police ad­ budgets, and both were settled in has outstanding. William H. Hale, Heritage president, bank’s selling, at a ff.l6 mUlidn loss, $5 operating loss (excluding the one time bank “will go right to the bottom line,? ditional rooms to meet ^ la t has the h f^ e ^nvjnmment. ' _ ...... September of 1980 when the com­ submitting a schedule to the com- Editorial ...... !!!!!]!!!!!!!!!! !o estimated that the .bank would show a million worth of low' interest securities loss from the securities sale) it reported and make Heritage’s fourth quarter lo^ Eiqiectihg parents were givmi tott- vanced toward them. “I’ve never heard of anything like it,” a Reynolds 'becmne ov V the past IS years an in- At least two dozen people were mission granted $2 million more mission before Sept. 25. Lottery ...... 2 spokesman said Wednesday. loss of $m,000 to $1 million at the end of in the Govemnwnt National Ddortgage in the previous quarter. smaller than that of the jiast quarter. > t creasing public fancy — natural irs of the new wing Fridaiy evening, than it previously allowed for the The officials indicated that they Obituari^ ! ! ! ! ! ! . . ! " ! ...... io the fiscal year on Sept. SO.- , AModatlon. Hale anticipated Heritage vfould cut ■ • - -'T and they seemed Impressed with the arrested. Fidelity Union Bank, the Newark, N.J., childbirth. Two hours after the first police latter year. were relieved that the budget settle- Sports___ !!!!.!!!!.! 15-17 Hale said Heritage is losing money iBy taking' that loss,- Hale said. its losses, fiirtber in the final quarter, The Savings Bank of Mandiestarand- . new unit. “This is really great,” The two-sides failed to agree on ment came easily this year, thereby Television...... 6 7 d ep ^ to ry responslbie for counting Heubelln Heritage freed up the investment cash to Each romn is a combination of a' assault, bursts of water sUll hit peo­ because the Interest rates it pays to its thatiks to the Federal Resetve Board’s Mandiester Sthte Sank, ttie townit two- labor and delivery room, which per­ the current year’s budget when it' avoiding lengthy litigation as in the ...... ’ ■hares tendered, has declined to discuss the dis­ depflisitors continue to exceed the in­ be loaned out in home noortgages at crepancy. I lowering Of the discount rate aryl the con­ other locauy-owned b a ^ boUl|eparM^ i l ^ the mother to experience both Please turn Is page 10 In December 1970, rioters burned was proposed, but settled in May, past years. terest Income it receives from current market rates. Hale said Hie sequent decline in interest rates. profits in the third qihuier. ' / t M ANCHE.STER H E R A LD. Sal.. A ur. 14. 1982 - .’t 2 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Sal- Aug. 14.1W2

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1^ Protesters pteket Police gun :doWn Hartford Courant fugitive veteran FORT SMITH, (UPI) - A .dto- TSMMWWMm HARTFORD (UPI) — The Hartford turbed Vietnam veteran held an army of Courant has attracted the ire of an p t ^ using everything from eiploaives Asylum Hill neighborhood group for iU policy against publishing the names of to an annored car at bay for n»»- The moon is moving toward its full phase. was the worst since 13,458 cars were sold Schweiker was moved to action by the Sharp said, “ It is not the job of a t ^ l ment and testing phase are about to go The morning star is Venus. j story of Mattie Dudley, a judge to sort through and weigh the -Aug. 1-10, 1958. into production. If cars continue to sell at the early Charlottesville, Va., woman who earns evidence. ’The jurors are the ju ices of The evening stars are Mercury, Mars, Jupiter and “It is. considered appropriate that Saturn. August rate, automakers will sell 5.6 $5 a week peddling newspapers. She lost the facts.” program managers change at this Ume,” Those bom on' this date are under the sign of Leq. million, compared with an 8.1 million an­ her benefits because the $1,000 cer­ The trial was recessed before noon. It the Navy said. It said L o ^ e w ill be; nual rate last August. tificate she bought guaranteielng her a will resume at 11:00 a.m. EDT Monday Naturalist Ernest Thompson Seton was horn Aug. 14, replaced by Rear Adni. Stephen! 1860. , : One analyst said the poor figures mean funeral put her over the state’s assets with the start of the defense case. ■Hostettler, now director of the Surface automakers have no hope of matching limit. Franklin is charged with violating the On this date in history: Combat Systems Division. the strong sales of last August when 601,- Schweiker promised last week to black leader’s civil rights by shooting In 1900, 2,000 American Marines helped capture Both Locke, a former naval aviator, 741 cars were sold with the help of change federal policy to let old people him to keep him from using motel ac- Peking, China, to end the Boxer Rebellion. Herald photo by Pinto and Hostettler m et with W illiams F r id ^ aggressive incentives for buyers. buy burial plots and contracts without comodations while in Fort Wayne. Jor­ In 1835, the Social Security Act was passed by and Locke was told to stay on for another So far this year, the automakers have going over the assets limit for dan, then president of the National Ur­ Congress. THIS IS HOW THE ODD FELLOWS BUILDING LOOKED FRIDAY EVENING, AFTER THE WRECKERS HAD BEEN WORKING IT OVER. month to oversee the trUnsition, accor­ sold 3.47 million cars, a drop of 12.2 per­ Supplemental Security Income benefits. ban League, was shot in the back while In 1945, President Harry Truman announced Japan ding to the sources, who declined to be cent from 3.95 million sold at this time in In 34 states, SSI recipients automatically standing in a motel parking lot after be had accepted terms for unconditional surrender, emUna ' . . . . The sturdy building was extremely hard to knock down. But It had become an eyesore. « get Medicaid. identified. World W arn. 1981. exited a car driven by a white woman. In 1972, an East German airliner crashed on takeoff from Berlin, killing 156 people. ^ Developer may seek extension A thought for the day; British philosopher Herbert Calendar Quote / Unquote n ' Spencer said, “ Opinion is ultimately determined by the feelings, and not by the intellect.” “Ronald Reagan will not even run for a second wouldn^t hesitate to do it again.” of option on land in Bucklond term as president. That Is how confident I am — Paula W. TIbbala Jr„ pHol of the B-29 Manchester Coventry about his Inability to rescue the economy of this ■iinola. Qay,” from which the Aral U.B. atomic country." bomb waa dropped in Himohlina In 1848. Allan Hutensky, a partner in the put money down, he said. and interest they claim are owed Taesday Monday — John Anderson, who was an Indepondoni iHanrifFBtrr Herald "Sure, I got excited about It The last time I hit a Hartford developnent firm of Bron­ He said Hartman is “ prepared to them by Hartman Tobacco. Pending Building Committee, 7:30 p.m., Manchester High Q iarter Revision Commission, 7:30 p.m., Board presidantial candidats in 1880. (Penthouso) home run was on my Atari.” Richard M. Diamond) Publlaher son & Hutaniky, says his firm will be flexible" on advancing, the the outcome of the lawsuit, the court School. Room-. . "My husband Is feeling well and looks well. But — Dove CoWno, a New York Vankao hdlalder, Thomaa J. Hoop«r, General Manager likely request an extonslon uflta op­ deadline. Hartman president has granted them an attachment for he knows he will not be released." ollor ha hU pnly the aSnd home run of Ms career. tion to purchase 105 acrea of^ Ridiard A) Newfield CMld.;;dpt;be that amount on the Buckland Human Relations (fommlssion, 8 p.m.. Municipal Tuesday — Danuta Walesa, wlls ot detalnod Polish "We’re absolutely bowled oyer. We hadn't had USP8 ^7-500 V O L Cl. No. 268 farmland on the MandieatahSoath raached tor eonuiMM Friday>:;: . property. . Building coffee room. Zoning Board o f Appeals, 7:30 p-m.. Planning Office. Solidarity union loodor Loch Waloaa. She recant- time to get over our grief — and now this. It's an Windsor line. , ' Hutenlw said them it a "strong The parcel fo question was^zooed Coventry Football. 8 p.m.. Nurse’s Office. ly spent five weeks visiting her huabend. absolute miracle.” PubMIwd douy m m p i Sunday poulbility" that his firm will residential until last year, when Wedneailav and oarlain holidays by the BrooMO it Hutansky signad an “ Drug abuse is a disease and has to be treated — Alan WWIama, whoaa son, BrWah sddler S1.20 waakly, S5.1Z lor ono ‘ develop the land for retail use. South Windsor granted the mall (fommisslon on Children and Youth, 7:30 p.m., ManehooWr PubSaMng Co.. IS month, $18.35 lor IhiM .montha .. .^agreement in June with the proptr- Wednesday as such. It’s not to be punished. If a player refuses PhHip WWiama, 18, turned up safely ollor ho wao Resldratial development Is out of developers a conditional zone Municipal Building hearing room. Bralnsrd Plaoa, Manohstlof, $30.70 lor Six months and M 1.40 1~ 'W’s owner, the Hartman 'Tobacco Parks aiid Recreation (Commission, 7:30 p.m.. Plan­ to seek help or to help himself, then It’s a different prcaianed to have been kHlad ki the PaNdands Conn. 06040. Saoond olaot for ons yaar. MaU ralas ara'^ ' Co, ot Hlotxnlield, to purchaM the the question, he said.' change to permit commercial ning Office. ball game.” conflict Unaware the war was over, tho youth poatago paid at Manohaalar, iMsSabla on roquoat' Hw (dace ot land Hutensky wants development. One of the conditions Thumlay Conservation Conunission, 7:30 p.m.. Board Room. Conn. POSTMASTER: Sond ad- laniMor about |0 millioh. Under the — Art Modell, owner ol the NFL Clevaland had Ihwd ter 47 days in a hut, eating diaeerdad .terms of the o^oR, tho developers to buy wsi origiiiaily eyed as a site of the zone change was that the Comment session, 6:30 p.m.. Municipal Building, first draaa ehongao to tho Manohoaiar To plaea a olaasMsd or disptay Browns, who eays e player with e drug preMein John Anderson Dean Martin raBona’ and fearhin hs srauld be eanlurad bw Horald, P.O. Boa 8S1, were to have paid Hartman $250,000 for the Bodtlond Oammans Shop­ developers make $3 million worfh of floor directors’ office. Thursday should not be automaUeally ousted from the advortlaomonl, or to roport a Argentine, toreea. ManchoMar. Cohn. 0S040. nswa Itom storyjx ploturo'Idoa. 'byOct. 31, aM the balance during p y Mall. Bockland Associates and improvemoits to roads in the area. Finance Committee, 7:30 p.m. Board Room. league. (ABC) "I don't want anyonij taking pot shots at me caS 043-2711. oiS os hours a io Kravco. Inc., both of King of Because of this condition, Judge’s hours, 6:30 p.m., Municipal Building probate Cemetery Commission, 1 p.m.. Nurse’s Office. To auboerlbo, or to foport'a , the following II months. "The Church of England Is now peopled by buf- Save the Oueen,” the nathmoi anthem. ‘ because Tm a day pigeon. Td like to carry a gun, 3:30 a m . 10 5 p.m. Monday Pniaaia, Pa., held, an option to boy Hutensky has said, it's unlikely that court. WIC, 1-2 p.m.. Board Room. doHvory prbbloin, call S47-S94S. through Friday. But Hutensky said Friday he . foons. All they can do Is vouse gales ol laughter." "You’ve got to remember that the entire pop­ but I know I can’t thcbad guyAliiive all the luck.” tOnipa houra ara 8:30 a.m. to 8:30 doesn’t know U the Oct. SI deadline the land until last tall, edten thw let his firm w ill develop the land under — Viscount Cranboume, a mambor ot the ulation of the united States Was behind W.orld/ ^ JMsUng I Kwaa Ikied and ,p4h. Monday through Friday ahd Ths- Manohsatar Haraid la a '.is realistic. He and Ua portnsr, the option expire, according to Hart- the zone change obtained by Democratic Executive Board, 7:30 p.m., Municipal Ekmnomic Development Commission, 7:30 p.m., Plaq- British Parliament, criticizing an Anglican War 11 and the Idea woe to beat thd Japanese. oIttoAd on nni v a r wnbiiki 'a' .7 to 10 am, Saturday. DalMry aubaerlbsr to UnHSd P tS asInlbr. Richard D. Bronson, haven’ t roan prerident Newftahf. Buckland and Kravco. Building coffee room. ning Office. Church committee for recommending elimina­ With that thought In mind, and war being what It ahoutd ba mada by 8 p.m. Mon­ national nawa tsivtoaa and la a IdndMI'OCNioMlMI wMipon In d i i decided exactly how th^ want to The former optioB-bolders are For every 6ci feet men dig down, tion of s patriotic line from the first verse of ‘ Qod Is, give me the same set of conditions and 1 drMng In Beverly HWa, CalN« day through Friday and by 7:30 mambor ol tho Audit Buroau M Emergency Medical Services Council, 7:30 p.m., Patriots Park Board of Directors, 8 p.m.. All Seasoia am. Saturday. ClreuloUona use the land, and they want to be solng in U.S. Oiitrict Court td the earth’s temperature increases Municipal Building hearing room. - more sure ot their plans before they recover $800,600 in option paymenta about one degree. Lodge.

f - f ~ MANCII^h:STER HKHAI.U, Sat.. Aug. 14. 19«2j; : : •> I - MANCHESTER HERALD. S a t. Aue 14. 1982 /■ ( Richard M. Diamond, Publlahar Dan FItta, Editor OPINION Alax Qlralll, City Editor School Basics/ Jack Tougher terms from a genial Anderaon Washington Merry-Qo-Aound aware ofi discipline, however. inaUer of necessity — there Those who think of school in Ludes —. a genial jailer who is weren’t enough rooms to put terms of prison metaphors — and well-liked by students and staff— students in. As enroUment is what student doesn’t? — cannot Manchester has a long-range plan for the high declining and more roosns .are be surprised at the changes in the school that includes Umitlnq the freed, Me campus is being discipline policy at Manchester Spotlight open campus privilege to seniors closed. It is expected that in 1984 Behind the High School that are being con­ with clean records, the freedom to leave the campus sidered by the school administra­ will be a senior privilege. By Nancy Thompson — Herald Reporter "W e’re going to make it clear tion. to everyone in the fall that — as In an interview last year, attack on The changes, which MHS Prin­ room permits — open campus Ludes said an open campus for cipal Jacob Ludes III will bring will be exclusively a senior some students is "setting them to the superintendent and Board privilege for those who’ve earned up for failure.” of Education later this month, anything has changed except the Beirut “ Suspensions and detentions it,” he said. locaiion of the suspension room " I f you don’t have a construc­ are intended to reduce the will be much less comfortable,” Currently, sophomores and “ a — and even that may not be tive use for your time, you con­ number of repeat offenders by Ludes said. significant number of juniors” WASHINGTON - The pubUc has . noticed in the general disruption struct other uses for it — which making punishment much less Administrators hope making are required to report to study the right to know the undisguised ^ caused by major renovations can range from smoking pot to pleasant. the punishment less comfortable halls during their free periods in­ truth about the conflicting claims Proposed revisions in dis­ which will continue in the school drinking a six-pack of b ^ r to will make the violations less at­ stead of having free rein. and threatening calamities that still working at a fast food restaurant cipline include confining students tractive. As part of that policy, this fall. obscure the story of Beirut. The ; to a part-time job that will lead for the entire school day administrators avoid assigning The changes proposed for this T H IS IS the first time in time has come, in the late Lyndon • Ludes’ five years at the school to a career,” he said then. (previously they could go to the out-of-school suspensions fall are aimed at a small minori­ JohnMn’s phrase, “ to lift up the - cafeteria for lunch), increasing ty of students. In an interview that the annual revisions in the His position is not a popular cow’s tail and look the situation ^ whenever possible to avoid discipline policy have not in­ contact between high school ad­ last spring, Ludes estimated that one with students, however. In in­ straight in the face.” giving problem students a sanc­ clu d e some step toward closing FUtniMl Pajamas ministrators and the parents of fewer than SO of the school’s terviews last spring, a cross- I have conferred with leaders on .' : Poty/cottonprints. In sizes S-XL. OwReg. ii.9S tioned vacation, he said. the campus. repeat offenders and making the more than 2,000 students are section of students said they felt both sides of the conflict. I have ' surroundings less attractive by DESPITE THE strong chronic discipline problems. According to Ludes, open cam­ that the open campus policy was sought out the facts in Washington, Flannai Pajamas putting students in a smaller emphasis on deterrents, most That does not mean that t^e pus was never an educational one of the best aspects of the Jerusalem and Beirut. I have had . 1(Xjy« poly coat style. Sizes 8-18. our Reg. 10.99 . room with fewer windows. students may not know that other 1,950 students will be un­ philosophy for the school, but a ' school and should not be changed. access to classified U.S. and Israeli . intelligence. Here are my con- ; •Qifla* Blanket Sleepers Monsanto Wear-Dated® Fleece. 4-6X. Our Reg. 8.99 elusions: t 6.66 eQirlS'Sizes 7-14, Our Reg. 1 0 .9 9 ...... 7.88 1. -r U.S. leaders knew in advance ; Guest editorial r—Rem em ber w hen?- that the Israelis intendea to drived ;, •Ladles’ 100% Nylon Gowns the Palestine Liberation Organiza- Waltz and full-length. Sizes S,M,L. Our Reg. 8.99 tion but of Lebanon. The ; 6.66 policymakers in Washington did not , know the exact timing; they did not * It's up to House anticipate the massiveness of the Israeli onslaught; they preferred . diplomatic negotiations rather than , to be responsible military pressure after the PLO had ; been backed into a comer. But they ; sm did not discourage the Israelis from ■ BAAS On SaturrlavN lln' Mancln'Hlrr come and expenditures that roaring into Lebanon to purge the Herald ri-prinis editorials from could tie budgeting procedures, PLO. other .New England newspapers. already complex enough, into 2. — The Soviets have sought to S S ' i W s I PLAYTEX® This is from the Bostitn Olohe. knots. portray Israel as the aggresMr and - 18HCXJR the PLO as the aggrieved. The truth • ..,fl2... .«J0 ..8.40 oven 20% OFF! Howard Baker. Lloyd Surely three of them unders­ ’Super Legs’ Pantyhose Bentsen. Mark Hatfield. William tand the value of some budget is that the PLO forces moved into - Lebanon 11 years ago and set , ..8.75 Proxmire. Richard Byrd. deficits in restoring vitality to a Soft Scuff Slippers themselves up as an occupying ar- ; •Penty Top, Sheer Leg Robert Dole. Russell Long. tagging economy, and of the dif­ •Ladies' Plush Style O T T my. Then the Syrians moved down ficulty of achieving heavy T. .*a7..:aijo.18.«0 Ottf 4 0 0 OurReg.4.99...... w . r 1 Maybe even Charles Percy. from the north. Both armies laid Reg. 1 4 9 ...... l e d C w They are eight mem bers of the majorities of the kind demanded •Men’s Man-Made Uppersyi waste to Lebanese territory long Cemtrot top, Extra Control Top, OurReg.S.99...... • t . v O Senate who take their respon­ by the amendment for any before the Israeli bomba^ment : • rpore. Regular & Queen sizes. sibilities seriously. All have deficit spending. began. been thoughtful about govern­ Probably all eight of them 3. — The Soviets have alM blamed ment and its role. would acknowledge most of the U.S. armaments for the carnage in; CALDOR MAKES THE 3-R’S EASIER/ One would expect that among points above, but see their vote Lebanon. In fact, the Soviet Union; such a group at least three would armed both the PLO and Syrian; as an easy way of billboarding acknowledge the inappropriate forces to the teeth.. This included; their own devotion to fiscal nature of the constitutional some of the most sophisticated responsibility. Maybe all eight amendment requiring a weaponry in the Soviet arsenal, in­ think that the amendment will balanced federal budget and cluding tjie fearMme T-72 tanks and strike a reef on the House side would have voted against it. Had terrible SAM-8 missiles that were and not be sent out to the state HArald file photo supposed to be invincible. But the three of them changed their legislatures for action. If that Israelis stopped the T-72s in their vote, the amendment, requiring SAVE OVER S6 f • tracks and destroyed the SAM-8s.- . M ¥eO\fES$ t happens, then they w ill have had Barry Goldwater Jr. flew Into Connec­ plays the campaign pin given him by Mrs. 10 WIthItebats * * a two-thirds vote, would have The difference between Soviet and a free ride in casting their vote ticut on a whirlwind campaign tour on Milton J. Monglllo, president of the Hart­ failed 66-34 rather than passing U.S. military hardware in Lebanon without having to face the con­ behalf of his father's presidential bid. ford Republican Women's Organizations. flULLETTE Supermax GILLETTE ‘Body & Curl’ 69-31. sequences of its implications. Here at Bralnard Field, In Hartford, he dis­ is in quality, not quantity. Cool Tip Curling Brush Surely three of them, if not all CompMit ‘St^ar 1200’ 4. — The PLO has collected Celdor Reg. Price ...... 12.99 eight, recognize the purely Maybe, though, things are fCildorHae.PrtPe...... 19.99 billions from the Arab petro-states P^hi^MrSiitPrtM'...... 1446 Caldor Sale Price ...... 9.7 6 emotional appeal of the issue really getting out of hand. and has squandered the money on rUlr.llilHn Ribele ...... S.00* Mfr. MalMn Rebate ...... 3 .0 0 * right now, when the economy Maybe the House will be military supplies while the Palesti­ has been bludgeoned into reces­ stampeded in the final hours nian people have languished in YOUR f i • 7 C FINAL C O S T ...... O a f D sion and the Reagan administra­ before an election into casting ,"»o»r...... 9.88 O p e n f o n i m / R e a d e rs' v ie w s poverty. Long ago, the arming of the 49370 *See clerk for details. #2970 *See clerk for details. tion insists on starving domestic votes for an amendment it PLO ceased to be a crusade and programs while advocating Pen­ knows is a mistake. Maybe the Send letters to: The Manchester Herald, Herald Square, Manchester, CT 06040 became an industry — a highly tagon budgets that will drive House members, in turn, will profitable industry that has deficits still higher in the years hope that 17 state legislatures enriched thousands of arms dealers,; I corrupt politicians and PLO leaders. to come. will be sensible. Maybe 17 Surely three of them know legislatures will be sensible. Please, no more Lee Roderick! —3. The PLO’s huge arsenal gave there is only a political connec­ If not, the future will have to its fighting m ^^m ore firepower tion between the amendment struggle with a legacy not of its than the Israelis pxpected. But as an To tliR Editor: citizens (not paying for these, the Giving the boy a pistol, he went on, and the current situation, that own making. In that struggle, it army, the PLO was divided and dis- proper vprb would be "stole” ) and “ We consider your fatter a hero of organized,-wlth 12 Mparate fighting the amendment could not take might think about those senators Prom time to time the impressed them into military ser­ the Palestinian revolution. When factions. Some groups fought grim-: who took a chance in casting Manchester Herald runs pieces by a effect for a minimum of three vice. you grow up, use this to take columnist, Lee RoderlM. My fer­ ly; others broke and ran. 1 years. their vote on August 4, 1982, Children ages 10 to 14 were taken revenge." Later, the family turned ■ vent hope is that in the future the 6. — The PLO’s swashbuckling Surely three of them know that senators like the eight of whom from their school rooms and made the gun over to the Israeli army and times between seeing his coiumns chieftain, Yassir Arafat, does not the amendment itself poses dif­ just three might have made a soldiers, never to see their parents told the above story. wiil get longer and longer. control the organization. ficult problems of defining in- difference. again (reminiscent o f’ the Czars 3) Just one more story that W T m e r s o n It was about two years ago that I drafting of Jewish children in the didn't get much press coverage. KODAK ‘Cham^ had to write a letter to the editor of 7. — I spent two hours with A ra fa t; > IS^Os). Rabbi Lasowski of Bloomfield Instant Color Camera the Herald criticizing an anti-Israel listening to his categorical t School and hospital basements recently visited a hospital in Israel essay by Roderick. That ai^cle was vehemence. He was prepared to go ^lOiMMMktte Becordar were made storage places for the and sawa wounded Israeli soldier of R ^. 24.70 Berry's World filled with misstatements easily down, te said, in the flames that 19a68 huge stores of ammi^tion supplied 19. The Midler told how bis wound ' o n T fi Ow Aim and shoot automation! Uses criticized. were engulfing Beirut. He would die . ' O e g f e # O ReihW-W new Kodak hl-speed instant film. by the Soviet Union (and often paid came about. there, te told me, before he would ^; tlMord direct from radio or built-in Monday’s essay was'equally •Kodak Instant Color Film by the “ moderate" Saudi Arabians In taking a Lebanese village, a surrender to the Israelis. But I got ' It eonteraarmnee. Haaautotapaetr-lop. 2-Pak (20 S h o ta )...... NOW 14.96 ^aattartaaara optional. #3661 vicious, but more clever in that no with the .(ioilars earned by PLO stronghold, they were fighting the scent of his arrogance dis- -: concrete statements were made. He quadrupling the price of gasoline we house to house to avoid unnecessary Mlving, his alarm mounting; as the ; merely rdferrred to "Israeli have to pay here). civilian casualties. The Israeli came Israelis battered down the ; savagery,” as if it were a fact wide­ We all know of PLO hijacking of upon a PLO f i l t e r in an apartment. barricades and closed in on him. WE’VE GOT THE SOUND AND THE SAVINGS/ aiM ;iiiH».-wi.-ita;i#:iiiiiiM !iJJil ly accepted. jets. What We don’t consider is that The PLO member grabbed a 8. —: The horror of the Holocaust People who know the facts, not the PLO actually hijacked all of Lebanese woman and te r child and still haunts Israeli Prime Minister : just those over-hyped in the media, Lebanon. held them in front of himself as a Menactem Begin, who sees the PLO KODAK ‘Disc’ Film Developed I do not accept that at all. shield. The Israeli Midler hesitated as a reincarnation of the Nazis. & 15 Satin-Finished Prints Twelve years cf PLO savagery 2) Ali Bader el-Din was a Shiite and thus was shot before he could have forced Israel into a defensive Imam in a small Lebanese village, Uke .tte PLO fighter, 9. — I alM had dinnef with Bashir And each print carria* our war. The unprecedented presenta­ Harouf. He consistently refused to Gemayel, who is most likely to be ’Riduie Peileet'auwantea Considering the above, which is, of PLUS guaranMed tenrice: tion of this war Jn the media has preach the Palestinian nationalist couTM, a sniaU' sample of stories the next president of Lebanon^Jfid 'r would like both the Israelis and-^. ■hack arten wa aay, or you misled the American public, in­ sermons supplied to him by the that c ^ d be multiplied, ad even tkmtpay'l 2.99 cluding Mr. Roderick. Every PLO. After several months of more -nauseum, why did Roderick PalesUnians to leave his homeland. 1, evening on the news, for the first 10 resisting, he disappeared. A find it necessary to refer to/‘Israell But he blames the Palestinians : •eWwgae#M d te film lew fey C a ld y .d g ^ ^ minutes, we see bleeding Lebanese shepherd found his body beneath a savagery” ?: If te nepded such a more than the Israelis for bringing ; nwpssBBeejfeMrMBOMBinoBpvnofm igp>. women and children. C<* savagery.” Why the gratuitous use come to Lebanon uninvited and un­ out of Jordan in September 1970, the practice, to avoid a large turnout. of the term “ toaeli savagery” ? wanted. “ Lebanon is not their coun­ Later, some 5,000 came to a try. Beiruit is not their city,” he MANCHESTER VERNON PLO has occupied and taken over I suspect I know the answer, 1145 Tolland Tumpllia TrLCity Shopping Center Lebanon. A l e i ^ y article by David memoriid service. In hn attonpt to which is why the less, I read of said. So they are “ indifferent, to its destruction — unless the buildings . "Comrade, here’s to our pipeline, which has iShlpler in the N.Y. Times on July 25, improve relations, Yassir A ^ a t Roderick, the better. happen to fall on their heads.” developed Into a ‘FUN project’ irr many ways. ” describes how the PLO took ali of visited Harouf and spoke with the STORE HOURS: DAILY 10 AM to 9:30 PM • SAT. 9 AM to 9:30 PM • SUN. 11 AM to 5 PM,® PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU WED. Lebanon hostage. They took homes Imam's 10-year-old son. He said, Rahbl Riehard J. flavin 10. — I found the same sentiment and automobiles from private “ The ZionisU killed your fkther.’’ Temple Beth Sbotom among most Lebanese whom I met. » MANCIIFISTER HKRAI.U. Sat . Aug. 14. 1982 - .> 4 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Sat.. Aug U. 1982

Rlchard M. Diamond, PubllstMr Dan Fitts, Editor ; OPINION Alex Qlrelll, City Editor BacK-To-School Basics/ J a c k * Tougher terms from q A n d e riio ii Waahlngton Merry-Qo-Round aware of, discipline, however. matter of necessity — there Those who think of school in Ludes —. a genial jailer who is weren’t enough rooms, to put terms of prison metaphors — and well-liked by students and staff— students in. As enrollment is what student doesn’t? — cannot N a n c h e s te r has a long-range plan for the high declining and more rocjms, ,are be surprised at the changes in the school that includes limitinq the freed, the campus is being discipline policy at Manchester S p o tlig h t open campus privilege to seniors closed. It is expected that in 1984 Behind the High School that are being con­ with clean records. the freedom to leave the campus sidered by the school administra­ By Nancy Thompson — Herald Reporter “ We’re going to make it clear will be a senior privilege. tion. to everyone in the fall that — as In an interview last year, attack on The changes, which MHS Prin­ room permits — open campus Ludes said an open campus for cipal Jacob Ludes III will bring will be exclusively a senior some students is “ setting them to the superintendent and Board privilege for those who’ve earned up for failure.” of Education later this month, anything has changed except the Beirut “ Suspensions and detentions it,” he said. are intended to reduce the location of the suspension room “ If you don’t have a constnuc- will be much less comfortable,” Currently, sophomores and “ a number of repeat offenders by — and even that may not be tive use for your time, you con­ WASHINGTON — The pubUc has : Ludes said. significant number of juniors” making punishment much less noticed in the general disruption struct other uses for it — which Administrators hope making are required to report to study the right to know the undisguised , caused by major renovations can range from smoking pot to pleasant. the punishment less comfortable halls during their free periods in­ truth about the conflicting claims Proposed revisions in dis­ which will continue in the school drinking a six-pack of b ^ r to and threatening calamities that still will make the violations less at­ stead of having free rein. cipline include confining students tractive. As part of that policy, this fall. working at a fast food restaurant obscure the story of Beirut. The ; for the entire school day administrators avoid assigning The changes proposed for this THIS IS the first time in to a part-time job that will lead time has come, in the late Lyndon ; Ludes’ five years at the school (previously they could go to the out-of-school suspensions fall are aimed at a small minori­ to a career,” he said then. Johnson’s phrase, “ to lift up the < cafeteria for lunch), increasing ty of students. In an interview that the annual revisions in the His position is not a popular cow’s tail and look the situation ^ w whenever possible to avoid discipline policy have not in­ contact between high school ad­ last spring, Ludes estimated that one with students, however. In in­ straight in the face.” giving problem students a sanc­ clu d e some step toward closing >Mon*8 Flannel Pajamas ministrators and the parents of fewer than 50 of the school's terviews last spring, a cross- I have conferred with leaders on ^ Poly/cotton prints. In sizes S-XL. Our Reg. 11.99 tioned vacation, he said. the campus. repeat offenders and making the more than 2,000 students are section of students said they felt both sides of the conflict. 1 have : surroundings less attractive by DESPITE THE strong chronic discipline problems. According to Ludes, open cam­ that the open campus policy was sought out the facts in Washington, •Boys’ Flannel Pajamas putting students in a smaller emphasis on deterrents, most That does not mean that t^e pus was never an educational one of the best aspects of the Jerusalem and Beirut. I have had . 100% poly coat style. Sizes 8-18. Our Reg. 10.99 ■> room with fewer windows. students may not know that other 1,950 students w ill be un­ philosophy for the school, but a ' school and should not be changed. access to classified U.S. and Israeli . intelligence. Here are my con- ; •Qlfis* Blanket Sleepers c ee elusions: - ‘ Monsanto Wear-Dated* Fleece. 4-6X. Our Reg. 8.99 V e V O 1. ^ U.S. leaders knew in advance : •Girts’ S izes 7-14, Our Reg. 10.99...... 7 .8 8 Guest editorial r—R em em ber when?- that the Israelis intended to drive ;. the Palestine Liberation Organiza- •Ladies’ 100% Nylon Gowns Waltz and full-length. Sizes S,M,L. Our Reg. 8.99 tion but of Lebanon. The ; 6.66 policymakers in Washington did not., , know the exact timing; they did not ■ It's up to House anticipate the massiveness of the Israeli onslaught; they preferred . diplomatic negotiations rather than . / ; r ^ to be responsible military pressure after the PLO had ; been backed into a corner. But they i did not discourage the Israelis from • 9RAS anid SUMWEAR On SuliirdavH lln* M«n«’ln*Hlrr come and expenditures that roaring into Lebanon to purge the . Hcrulil ri-prinis »-uge arsenal gave there is only a political connec­ If not, the future will have to its fighting mbn'more firepower tion between the amendment struggle with a legacy not of its than the Israelis pxpected. But as an To lli« Editor: citizens (not paying for these, the Giving the boy a pistol, he went on, and the current situation, that own making. In that struggle, it army, the PLO was divided and dis­ proper vprb would be “ stole” ) and “ We consider your father a hero of organized, with 12 separate fighting the amendment could not take might think about those senators From time to time the impressed them into military ser­ the Palestinian revolution. When factions. Some groups fought grim-, who took a chance in casting Manchester Herald runs pieces by a effect for a minimum of three vice. you grow up, use this to take columnist, Lee Roderisk. My fer­ ly; others broke and ran. years. their vote on August 4, 1982, Children ages 10 to 14 were taken revenge.” Later, the fainily turned vent hope is that in the future the 6. — The PLO’s swashbuckling Surely three of them know that senators like the eight of whom from their school rooms and made the gun over to the Israeli army and times between seeing his columns chieftain, Yassir Arafat, does not the amendment itself poses dif­ just three might have made a soldiers, never to see their parents told the above story. will get longer and longer. control the organization. ■' ficult problems of defining in- difference. again (reminiscent of the Czars 3) Just one more story that It was about two years ago that I drafting of Jewish children in the didn’t get much press coverage. KODAK ‘ChamiT had to write a letter to the editor of 7. — I spent two hours with Arafat • 1870s). Rabbi Lasowski of Bloomfield Instant Color Camera the Herald criticizing an anti-Israel listening to his categorical ' A M / F M -A C m e School and hospital basements recently visited a hospital in Israel essay by Roderick. That aiticle was vehemence. He was prepared to go itte Boeorder Our were made storage places for the and saw a wounded Israeli soldier of 1 9 . 8 8 Reg. 24.70 Berry's World filled with misstatements easily down, he said, in the flames that huge stores of ammuiiition supplied 19. The soldier told how bis wound Our Aim and shoot automation! Uses criticized. were engulfing Beirut. He would die . 2 9 . 7 6 Reg. 9949 new Kodak hl-speed instant film. by the Soviet Union (and often paid came about. there, he told me, before he would , 4 ' Record direct from raoio or Duiii-in •Kodak Instant Color Film Monday’s essay was equally by the "moderate” Saudi Arabians In taking a Lebanese village, a ' aandenearmike. Has auto tape-etop. surrender to the Israelis. But I got 2Pak (20 ehote)...... NOW 14.96 vicious, but more clever in t ^ t no with the dollars earned' by PLO stronghold, they were fighting the scent of his arrogance dls- ■ Battertee » « optional. #3661 concrete statements were made. He quadrupling the price of gasoline we house to house to avoid unnecessary solving, his alarm mountings as the merely rdferrred to "Israeli have to pay here). civilian casualties. The Israeli came Israelis battered down the savagery,” as if it were a fact wide­ We all know of PIX) hijacking of upon a PLO f i l t e r in an apartment. barricades and closed in on him. WE’VE G O T THE S O U N D A N D THE S A V I N G S / 1 MAKE CALDOR YOUR ‘DISC’ FILM PROCESSING HEADQUARTERS/ ly accepted. jets. What We don’t consider is that The PLO member grabbed a 8. —; The horror of the Holocaust People who know the facts, not the PLO actually hijacked all of L e b a n ^ woman and her child and still haunts Israeli Prime Minister just those over-hyped in the media, Lebanon. held them In front of himself as a Menachem Begin, who sees the PLO KODAK *Disc’ Film Developed do not accept that at all. shield. The Israeli soldier hesitated as a reincarnation of the Nazis. Twelve years cf PLO savagery 2) All Bader el-Din was a Shiite and thus was shot b^ore he could & 15 Satlii-FInlshed Prints have forced Israel into a defensive Imam in a small Lebanese village, take the PLO fighter. \ 9. — 1 also had dinner with Bashir \ And each print carrta* our war. The unprecedented presenta­ Harouf. He consistently refused to Gemayel, who is most likely to be C *fietura Partaot* mtafaniae Considering the above, which IS, of 'j - ' . Hi "'■A FLUSguaraniaadaarvica: tion of this war Jn the media has preach the Palestinian nationalist the next president of Lebanon. He i 1 course, a small sample of stories J •badfwhuimsaf.orrou misled the American public, in­ sermons supplied to him by the would like both the Israelis and -. . - . , that could be multiplied, ad even M r dwi’ipay'f 2eQ9 cluding Mr. Roderick. Every PLO. After several months of more-nauseum, why did Roderldi Palestinians to leave his homeland.', xs 7/ % evening on the news, for the first 10 resisting, he disappeared. A find it necessary to refer to/'Israell But he blames the Palestinians 4 ^ minutes, we see bleeding Lebanese shepherd found his body beneath a savagery” ?. If be neisded such a more than the lsraelis for bringing •OWergeod an dIeetllinWtIOTCelder developing Aug. ISOS, ia PiepeoeeitayeMrliidlBeindependentleb. women and children. Consider the bridge, shot once throu^ the head. phrase, be could have mentioned devastation to his beloved Beirut. points that are never made. The PLO ordered that his funeral be "Iranian savagery,” or “ Soviet He said that the Palestinians bad ki 1) Since Hussein threw the PLO held at night, contrary to Islam):' savagery.” Why the gratuitous use come to Lebanon uninvited and un­ out of Jordan in September 1970, the practice, to avoid a large turnout. of the term "Israeli savagery” ? wanted. "Lebanon is not their coun­ Later, some 5,000 came to a try. Belruit is not their city,” he MANCHESTER VERNON PLO has occupied and taken over I suspect I know the answer, 1145 Tolland Turnpike TrLCity Shopping Center Lebanon. A le n ^ y article by David memorial service. In an attempt to which is why the le s s.l read of said. So they are “ indifferent to its destruction — unless the buildings . "Comrade, here's to our pipelirte, which has iShipler in the N.Y. Hmes on July 25, improve reiaUons, Yassir Arafat Roderick, the better. happen to fall on their heads.” developed Irtto a ‘FUN project' In many ways." describes how the PLO UxA all of visited Harouf and spoke with the STORE HOURS: DAILY 10 AM to 9:30 PM • SAT. 9 AM to 9:30 PM • SUN. 11 AM toSPM ^ PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU WED. Lebanon hostage. They took homes Imam’s 10-year-oId son. He said, Rabbi Ricbard J. Flavin 10. — I found the same sentiment and automobiles from private “ The ZionUU killed your father.” Temple Beth Sbotom among most Lebanese whom I met. s MAN(;iII'-.STF-R HERAl.D, Siri . 1982 - 7 «. - MANCHESTER HERALD. Sat.. Aug. 14, 1982 BIRTHDAY ALMANAC Sunday TV Compiled by the cdHort of 77m World Almonmc Book of Who Saturday TV Aug. 16 — Themge Edward Lawranc* (iaas-1936), tha British archaotoglst, military strategist, and author a plot 10 aatatamate Adolf Hl- known as "Lawrence of Arabia." He led an Arab army 0 - Groat Parformancs* IS auckered into finding a 0 - HaMWakk' 0 - Worid Tomorrow 12:30 P.M. woman so that she can foe mur­ dar. Ricfiard Bunon, Robwt MH- that helped In the conquest of Palestine in 1918. a man. Dean Martin, Jarry Jockion Brown*. Crotby, SlMo Colaman. Kalhadn* Haln Murphy, 'Thomaa MHchal. 1943 5:00A.M. ^ , ‘Dane* h/WIVW IIIIn PMIWIIW.Amarica: Two IWW wwwiff.Dusta.' chum. Rod Staigar. Ratad PG. QD - Christopher Cloee-Up firm. The Bostary Boys. *' 0 - Botams Stiaat dered. (60 min.) Aug. 16 — Margaret Mitchell (1900-1949), the 5:00 A.M. 1954. Lewis, Uiabath ScMt. .1953. and Nash, Carty Sknon and WWcId Hyda-WNta. 1980. 12:45 A.M. 0 - N a w * - MOVIE: Anything O o t e . Tonight's program lotes at two (S ) - Tom ft Jerry 9:30P.M. ^sicsl coms^ choreographers, Jerome Rob­ 0 - Inaid* Buafnot* author whose Civil War novel. "Gone With the Wind,’ (X ) - Sign On/Nmn QD-BndyBundi Brooo springnowi NghHght tNs 0 - Spofta ifintM , 0 - Baat of Qreucho 9:15 A.M. 0 - StraigM Tak (3D - Professional Rodeo from IS ) - This OM House concort fikiMd n Now Yoik'a 0-BlBat(iiV> d ) - MOVIE: Thay Cams to in Europe, each sign leading lad­ bins and Petar Martins. (60 0 - Christian Childron'* GD • SMt of Gfouetw 0 - MOVIEv To Bo 0 - Kung Fu won the 1937 Pulitzer Prize for fiction. It became the Mesquita. *TX D -B a s a b a H Bunch Mwfiton Square Gordon and ^ annorad 0 - Davay/QoHadi les. Corrfution follows.* Bing min.) 11:00 A.M. 0 - To dw Manor Bdm car h^ack among' Armouho4d Crosby. Mitzi Gaynor, PNI Har­ biggest best seller In the United States. G 2 ~ Prog oont'd QD - MOVIE: ‘Hook, Una and Banary Park. 1980. Ratad PG. I Saturday 9:30 A.M. ® - Round Cero Programs 0 - ESPN Sport* Cantor 0 - Exchange O - Scholastic Sports Acad. D - S o u l Train 10:00 P.M. thamsahrat at they try ton bnakI " IS ) - Sporta ris. 1956 Aug. 17 — Mae Waet (1892-1980), the actress whose O - Abbon and Costallo Bhdiaf' EaritHy mm. davotad to 0 - MOVIE: 'BaHknon Into the car fiHad with tan mil­ 0 - Commant depOrtivo producido en la Ou- 0 - 8R0: Jotmny Cash's 0 - N * w s Little Rascals D (9 - FonVHappv DiV* 4:00 P.M. QD - Outdoor Ufa America .lohnny performs In (rank aensuality made her the target of reformers IS ) - Spocta fishing, catchaa Na doctor and BuBat* Two davar pool huadara (X ) 0 Fantasy Iskaid A lion doHars from Lai Vogst cas­ ^ & - MOVIE: 'Tha Ucly Takas dad de Mexico en el cual se IS ) - News/Sporta/Weather f¥)-WroatMng . Ns yim In p In which tha 0 - Yaatafyw... 1947. daieid* to taka thak chanca* brida-to-ba wants her father to *^a Chanca* A city ^ri who la 0-DlaloBus GD “ NA8L Soccer presentan los momentot culmi- tNs special benefit for medical 11:45 P.M. throughout her career. Her notable films include "My o - laurol S Haidy flthsrmm la supposed to fake l^ e her away end en erchaaoio- inos. Gary , Lockwood, Bko research. O ® - FHntston# Comedy G S -H M H m y - Ckriatlan CNkban'o againat a alaak inastar huttlar. Soinmar, Lo* J. Cobb. Jack Pal- aaarcNng for a husband in the 0 - Point of View IS) - Heahh Week nantas de los met memorablas 0 - MOVIE; 'Oypof' An *m- Little Chickadee,” "I’m No Angel,” and "She Done Him 5:15 A.M. Show his death, than dIa appear. Jamas Cobum. Omar Sharif, gist encounters the spirit world Far West finds an unwiiiing vic­ partidos de boxeo. f f Canadian Open Coverage bitlou* mother promote! her Wrong.” ® - Intfnrtonal RacquMbalt Lawla, Pctar Lawford. Anna Bnjoa BoxMtnar. 1980. Ratad h r e diicovery. (R) (60 mki.) ancs. 1969 tim. John Wavne, Jean Arthur, 0 - Schoasdo Spota Acad. O ( 8 - Meet the Press ® ^ MOVIE: 'PapWon' A con­ ® -B i g S « n v (S I - GHO Highlight of tho man's finals is presamed tifo doughtara in stage carsera. Aug. 18 — Robert Radford (1937- ), the actor-direc­ CD - MOVIE: 'Sunahlna'' A Q ) - Pnn Box Mowow Uvo Franeia. 1969 PQ. [Ooead Ceptkxwd) 0 - MOVIE; ‘AHan' A space PhHSHvara. 1943: ' - * 0 - Batman ( 8 - Inside Businees Today fr«e-5ptntod young woman dies vict. sentenced to life imprison­ 0-artxriyAdam* from Montrsal, Quebec, Canada. one a* c wriptocae artist. Roaal- tor who has been a popular film star for the past craw rttumlng to Earth Is at­ 0 - Crosstirs Moscow Uvo 'Two Good Business Ideas That ( B - MOVIE: 'Victory' A soc­ (3 hrs.) of bone cancar at the age of ment on Devil's Island, is IS (8 - Span Stara (9 )-W o fld a f StawhNl 0 - PaHcula: 'Franoh Can QD - Newark RaaHty tacked by wi afian craatur* who 5:15 A.M. cer match between German pri­ Ind Ruaaall, Natalie Wood, Karl (B)-Antiqu** Failed.' Two businessmen tell Maldan. 1963 decade. He starred in "The Candidate,” "The Sting," 20. Cristina Raines, Cliff De determined to escape despite all ® - MOVIE: ■Mahogany' A - Special Report 0 - Indapandant Nanvotk kivtde* a body and takas over ' 0 - Yoataryoor... 1947 J 0 - Day of Otsoovory soners of war and the n a tk ^ 0 - MOVIE: 'Another thin and "The Way We Were." He directed the highly ,,odds. Steve McQueen. Dustin their story of how they went Man* Irish wolfhounds, a Young. 1973. young black woman rises from ® - last Chance Oaraga 4:30 P.M. from wHNn. Vartxilca Car­ 0 - Sesame Street , broke even though they had team offers an opportunity for 12:00 A.M. Hoffman. 1973. Rated PG. the d^ths of the ghetto to in­ 5:30 A.M. escape. Sylvester Stallone, Mi­ burned bath house and escaped acclaimed "Ordinary People." 5:30 A.M. 0 a - Thia Weak In GD-WM m Shadow _ 9 - Stanley and Hutch 0 - ESPN Sports Canter twright, Ian Holm, John Hurt. O - New Jereey Hlapeno go<^ product ideas. 0 - MOVIE; The Dctccdvc' ® > Taatro Fantastico ternational fame as a fashion 1979. Rated R. 0 - Naw Ag* chael Caine, Pele. 1961. convicts require the attention of Aug. 19 — Bill Shoemaker (1031- ), the jockey who CD - MOVIE; 'Dia. Monstar, model. Diene Ross, Anthony BaMbeR S)-Cro*afln B - Streeta el Ben Ftandaeo 0 - Wtaadkig S - Celebrete 0-Dii«cdans Nick ar>d ffora Charles. Wiliam A detective ia asked by a has won more races than any rider In U.S. history. Ho 0-Biography 4:15 P.M. woman to solve the myatery of Die' An American scientist en­ ® - Carraaodandas Perkins. BHIy Dm Williams. ® - MOVIE: 'A m of • 7:30 P.M. 0 - Nswt/Spotta/Waadwr 1:00A.M. ( 8 - Three StCMgea 1:00 P.l\^. Poweli, Myms Loy, Ruth Hus­ has won the Kentucky Derby three times and the Bel­ counters horror when he meets 1976. Rated PG. ThouseiMl Doye' 'The story, of Tha Courageous Dr. Chrlslian.' d )-U r K f o Ftoyd 0 - lirtamadonal RacrpiadMM 0 - Para Ganta Grands Vivo sey. 1939. her Iwaband'a death. Frank Sin­ 8:30 A.M. C£-Vlsdiam 0 0 - NBC Reports 'Japan ® - Insight 0 - MOVIE: Riot in Coll atra, Lee Remicfc. Ralph Meeker. mont Stakes five times. his fiarKe's father who meta- @ - Magic of OH Pahiting King Henry VIU end his court- The doctor is ghrsn a chanca to vs. U.S.A.-'Hw HK)h Tech ... 0 - Monty Wa* desde Mexico. Richard Rjocha es f f - Nsws/Sports/Waather morphasizes into a monster fun­ QD - MOVIE: ‘Deadly Block 11' Prisoners take over a 1968 Aug. 20 — J^ u e lin o Sueann (1921-1074), the writ­ CSD Cl) - Tartan/Looa Ranger/ sh^ of Anne Bdeyn. Richard daon out a shantytown that's QD - AH In dw FamHy Shoot-out.' Tonight'* program 0 - Evening With tho Stadar 10:00 A.M. el anfitrion de eats programa gus. Boris Karloff. Nick Adams, Zorro Adventure Hour 11:30 A.M. Burton, Genevieve Bujold, ‘An­ nsar a town inhabitsd by Itinar- Stranger' A young woman building and hold eight guards ganador dal pr4mio Emmy en el f f ( 8 - CHIPS A crook uses (3D - Streeta of San Frandaoo er whose novels were huge best sellers. They include ( £ - 8IW Na Na axamkia* the Japanasa threat traveling ki dw coumrysida Is ^ Brothara m > Sunday Morning as hostages. Neville Brand, Em­ animala to steal jewetery and Freda Jackson. 1965 (E ) - MOVIE: 'Private Eyas' D (i)-Blaciiatar thony Quayie. 1969 ams. (90 mki.l to Amarlcan aupariority ki Ngh que presenta econtscimientos f f - Work! Champlonehip "Valley of tho Dolls," "The Love Machine," and "Once QD - Agronsky and Company offarad a rida by a man who - Pre-Saaaon FootbaH: ile Meyer. Leo Gordon. 1954 Ponch meets Ns look-alike. (R) (3D - Biography The Boys wind up on a health IB) - Wad Stroat Waak Louie (B ) - Fnigal Gaurmat technology. (60 mki.) aho auapacta to bo an aacapaa 6:00A.M. CD recientes en los Estados Unl- Tertnii: The Celifomie Cleealc is Not Enough.” D S - HaathcWf/ 0 - 8pof1aLoak Cleveland at Detroit - Wild Kingdom dos. (60 min.) ® ThatOiri farm and uncover a fur- Marmadufca Rukeyser analyzes the ‘60s with 0 - Ausdn CHy UmHa from a mental asylum. Haytay i. CD - Kidaworid 0 FInel from LeCoete. CA Aug. 21 — Kenny Rogers (1038-), the popular coun­ smuggling gang. The Bowery a weekly review of economic 5:00 P.M. 0 - Amariea's Top Tan CD - My Three Sons 0 - BIx Million Dollar Man 4:30 P.M. 0 - MQVIE: Th a Hunter' A IS) - Moneylino (3 ) - All-Star SportaChallanga 0 - Boxao Dasds RHoxioo MB*. Sknon Ward, Starting CS) - Straight Talk saga about a pMeasional f f - News try and western singer whoso hit records Include Boys. Joyce Holden, Roben Os- and investment matters. ( S - MIsalon ImpoaaMa Hayden. 1976 - Sunday Maas 0-WHdKkigdam dD “ I Dream of Jaannie CD 0 - Major Laagua BasabaH; D CD - CBS Sports Sunday bounty hunter who risks an by f f - Entertainment This "Lucille," "Tho Gambler." and "Coward of the (S ) ~ Laurel & Hardy terioh. 1953. ( 3 - Scholaitic Sport* Acad. ® - CBS S p ^ Sakuidav 0 - IMOVIE: 'Saturday dw 0 - Don Kkachnar's Rock Chicago Cubs at New Yoik Today’s program features a 10^ 2:00 PaMa 0 - This CM Housa 14th' Mysterious things happen (3D - Dr. Snuggles tiackii^ bail jiimpera to every Week County." (S ) - Reaching Out CE) ® “ Thundarr/Goldie (S ) - Big Story Concert O - Baat of Notre Dame Mats round heavyweight bout be­ comer of the country. Steve C D -B ig Valley 0 - QHO HigMights to a coupla whan they move Football #6 1976 Fighting Irish (32) - ESPN Sporta Center f f - MOVIE: 'Rlcherd Pryor Gold/ Actkm Jack Comedy ( 3 - MOVIE: 'Saturday tha IX ) 0 - Wida WofM of 0 - Nawa/8|*iita/W*sttiar 0 - MOVIE: 'Challsnga of tween James 'Quick' TiHls and McQueen, Kithryn Hefrold, Eli 5:45 A.M. Hour CD - Major Laagua BasabaH: into a bout*. Richard Benjamin, vs. use. (36 - MOVIE: 'The LolHpop Tim Witherspoon pkia the Fal­ In Concert' Richard Pryor leta 14th' Mysterious things happen Sparta Today's program toa- dw Mastar' Wallace. 1980. Rated PG. loose in tNs rare solo movie CSD- News Baltimore at Boeton Paula Prantlsa. 0 - S h a N a N a (S )-N a w a Cover' An embittered ex-r^ze mouth 10 Kilometer Road Race. CD - Newark Reality to 8 couple when they move turst a hasvywalght bout ba- HBwrs Quids/ 0 - Naws 0 - N o v a performance. Rated R. into a house. Richard Benjamin, CD - Outdoor Ufa iwaan Trevor Barbick and 0 - Exchange 0 - Pelicula: ‘El TunsI' fighter and an abandoned cNId (90 min.) 6:00 A.M. OD - Magttia Gorilla ® - Laurel & Hardy travel down the coast together. Paula Prentiss. Ranakk) Snipes. (90 min.) 0 - Thia Was Amarica 0 -Tarzan (SD - Outdoor Life 0 - MQVIE: 'Blu* Lagoon' A f f -S o H d Gold f D - Plncelades (39 - MOVIE: 'Under the (3D - TwWght Zorw 8:00 P.M. 10:30 P.M. Don Gordon, Carol Selfinger, young boy and girl are ship­ (@ - Slim Cuisine 6:15A.M. (Q) - Presenta ® - Streets of San Francisco f f - MOVIE: 'Victory' A soc­ CS) - Patterns for Living Rainbow' A secret service man ( 9 - Coronation Btraet 0 - 1982 SUongaat Man In (X ) - Chronid# 0 - MOVIE: 'Saftal' A satiric Lee PNIlips. 1965 wrecked on a tropical island FoodwH Compaddon (X ) d ) - Advantufu* of Uttto 0 - Championship Wrestling cer match between German pri­ and a talent agent tangle with 12:00 P.M. ® >- MOVIE: 'First Spaceship Lord Faundony Tonight's pro­ 0 - Mombi' look at the 70'a pokes fun at -CD - Nawa (S I - MOVIE: 'Abbott and 4:45P.M. ^here they must fend for .them­ soners of war and the national The Chinese ( D - Children's Gospel Hour everything from ecology to rell- unruly munchkins at a hotel. On Venus' In 1980 eight scien­ 0 - MOVIE: 'Undar dw gram faaturs* a terias of Hku- ' CD - Calendar Coatallo Go to Mara' Bud, Lou ® - Conversation With... selves. Brooke Shielda, Christo­ team offers an opportunity for QD “ Barba papa Chevy Chase, Carrie Fisher, Eve CD - 30 Minutes Rainbow' A sacrat tarvics man 0 - Indapandant Nalwork gioua cutts. Martin Mull. Tues­ Iff) - Staraky and H u t^ pher Atkina. 1980. tists set out for Venus and find tratkxii covering the evanti in Naws and two escaped convicts acci- - Sunday Review aacapa. Sylvester Stallone, Mi­ (S ) - Vintage Baseball Film: Arden. 1981. Rated PG. CD * America's Top Tan the remains of what was once a and a talant s ^ t tangle with Ftands Hodgson Bumon's day Weld, Saiy Kelermen. 6:30A.M. dentalty touch tha starter button 5:00 P.M. 0 - F M / T V chael Caine, Pale. 1981. jnrulv munchkins at a hotal. 1:30 P.M. 'The Old Bail Game' (39 ~ Best of Calliope Today’s CD - Troltkins civilization • far in advance of novel. (60 min.) 11:00 P.M. 1:30 A.M. (!D - Agronaky and Company of a rocket ship and land on an­ CD - Mission impoesible ® - Nova 'The Wlzatri Who f f - The Athletes Chevy Chaas, Carria Fnhsr, Eve other planet. Bud Abbott. Lou (3$ - MOVIE: 'Spiral stories are 'King Rollo and the CD - ABC Weekend Special Earth's. Yoko Tsni, Old rick Lu­ d ) - Pr* Oaaaon FootbaH: d) QD d) d) 0 0 - 0 - Indapandant Network . ^ CD ** Tima for Timothy 0 - Thia Weak In Baseball Spat on t)>e Floor.' Tonight's are becoming Playroom.■ 'Little Red Riding ces. 1962. Arden. 1981. Rated PG. Costello. Mari EUanchwd. 1953. (32) ** World Championship f f - MOVIE: 'Ledy Caroline Staircase' A mute girl is *Zsck and tha Magic Factory' New York Jatt at Groan Bay News Naws CD - Ask the Doctor 0 - Throe Stooges Tennis: The CalHomia Classic program looks at Thomas Edi­ stalked by a psychopathic killer Hood,' 'Jealousy; I Won't Be 0 r 'Your Mag. for Wdman iamb’ The wife of a member of Conclusion. A boy visits his @ ) - Week in Review QD 0 - Today's FBI Ban and QD - Paul Hogan ® - News 0 - Video Jukebox Final from LaCoeta. CA son. (60 min.) [Cloaed Cap­ Pertiment becomes involved whose obsession is murdering Your Friend,’ 'The Juggling aunt who owns a magic factory. 0 - Nawsmakan (3D - Chrietopher Cloee-Up tioned] l2 l - Major League Beeebell: 0 - To Ba Aixwuncad Na agents try to save the Kfe of (2 ) - Chalice of Salvation (3S) - 'Youl' Mag. for Women with Lord Byron to the embar­ 4 Movie,' 'Whatever Is Fun,' 0 - O d d Coupla 0 $ - MOVIE: 'Never. Never 0 - Money Weak handicapped women. Jacqueline |R) [Closed Captioned] Baltimore at Boston /or s wsshhy 'executive's son. (R) 0 - TwWght Zona rassment of her farNly and the Bisset, Christopher Plummer. 'Help, I'm Shrinking,' 'Electronic 0 - IncradttH* HuBt •. Land' A family helps an aban­ & - MOVIE: 'The Hunter* Ai (f f - MOVIE: 'The F.B.I. 8:30 P.M. Philadelphia at Montreal (BOmln.) 0 - CFL Football: Caigary at 0 - MOVIE: 'No Nukss' 0 - In Porfomwnco jeopardy of her huaba^'s posi­ John Phillip Law. Rainbow,' 'The Bird Room,' CD - Soccer S) - Naws Bridah Columbia doned child escape her loneli- saga about a profes8ional| Story* The Nstory of the F.B.I. - One Day at a Tims TV addicts Jackaon Brown*. Croiby, Stills bo^ty hunter who risks all by 0 - MOVIE: ‘I Thank a Fool' CD CD tion. Sarah Miles, Richard Cham- O - MOVIE: 'I Covar th« 'World According to Nicholas: (3D - Life ft Times of Grizzly 2 9 - This Old Housa Host Bob 0 0 - Samiiw Davte Jr. d ) - PM TV No. 2 and Nash, Cariy Sknon and ness through the myth of Peter told through the eyes of ona Ann and 'company' present a Magic Man' and 'Uppity Albert Vila assesses the efficiency of 0 - MOVIE: 'Dearly r... Pan. Petula Clark, Christian Hen­ tracking bail jumpers to every A doctor, accused of commit­ bertain, Jon Finch, Margaret Waterfront* A reporter be­ Adams 3reatar Hartford Open Cover­ GD - Pro Season FootbaH; Biassing' A . young woman Bruce Springatsen highlight tNs ting a mercy-killing in London, is agent and his family. James vanety show for a senior citi­ Leighton, Laurence Olivier, John McQuire.' (3 hrs.) the house's heating plant. (R) age of tha semi-finsi round is New York Giants at Batdmor* son. 1981. Rated G. comer of the country. Steve Stewart, Vera Miles. 1959 zens' hotel. (R) P E K IN G (U P I) — The Chinese may not know who comes involved in a smuggling (39 ~ CFL Football: Toronto at [Closed Captioned] finds trouNs when she merriae concert filniad at New Yoik's McQueen. Kathryn Harrold, Eli brought to trial and prosecuted Mills. 1973 racket and several killings. Ben (29) - Lassie Hamilton xesemad from the Wetherafield Into a strict religious ebet, Madison Square Garden and a.i ® - Press Box by a relentless barrister. Susan B - News/Sports/Weather f f - Exhibition Basketball: shot J.R. yet, but more and more of them are becoming (SS - Major Laagua BasabaH: Country Club in Hartford. CT. 0 - PKA FuH Contact Karat* Wallace. 1980. Rated PG. 12:30 A.M. Lyon, Claudette Colbert. 1933 (@ ^ - Smurfs 0 9 ~ English Channel Today's Mwan Jensen, Ernest Borgnine. Battery Park. 1980. Rated PG. @ ) - Wild Kingdom Hayward, Peter Finch, Diane Cll- B - Kojak NBA All-Star Game from addicted to television — a development that offers both Baltimora at B o s ^ (60 min.) 0 - Canadian Open Tanni* ® - Miss Tele Dominco CMna ( D MOVIE: 'Just For You' A (S ) •* Or. Snuggles (S) - Carrascolendas programs are 'Shanghai Sha­ Rated R. 0 - Rtok/fitotrlago @ ) - MOVIE: 'PInchdIffa ento. 1962. (@ - Inside Businese Today 0 - Fantasdeo Anknal Pro­ Coverage of the Canadian Open 0 - Sacrifice of the Maas I f f ~ Matters of Life ft Death theatrical producer establishes a promise and problems for China’s leadership. fS) - News dows.' 'Old Treasures From is prasanted from Montr^, 0 - Night FUght Toni^t's^ 0 - ABC Naws Grand Prix' When a mechanical (f f - That'* Hollywood ® - Siempre en Domingo 9:00 A.M. New China' and ‘La Peau De 'Selling Houses for a Living.' grama infantil scares da el ® - Rax Humbard (f f - El Show de R. Barral Raul Velasco es el anfitrion de relationaNp with hia neglected Armed with marching orders to go forth and “ enrich - Rock Concert Quebec, Canada. (3 hrs.) programs ate 'Take-Off,' Jlmi' genius ia cheated out of Ns au­ $9) - Superman ** Apple Polishers Ghagrin/ (2 hrs.) Three realtors talk about ntoney mundo animal. Plays Berkeley,' 'Vkjab Artist,' 1:45 A.M. (f f - Entertainment This este programa de entreteni- children. Bing Crosby, Jane Wy­ the cultural life of the masses,” the television industry CD tomotive design, he plans to in­ (B ) - Electric Company man, Ethel Barrymore. 1952. - MOVIE: 'Young Joe, the fluctuation in the real estate 0 • MOVIE: 'Smoksy Bitsa 0 - Rock n' RoU: The First 'Bkjse From Harlem,' 'Discovery vent a better machine and win dD - Moneymakers Week miento internacional producido (3D - Big Blue Marble ISS - MOVIE: 'Tanan and the business. 2B Ysara QD - Singles Magazine has been at the forefront of China’s effort to shrug off Forgotten Kennedy' Joseph Green Goddess' Tarzan seeks tha Dost' A high school of the Week,' 'CUff Richard' and . an important race. (Animated.) 10:30 A.M. 1:45 P.M. (E ) - Say Brother en Mexico, en el cual ae preaen- 0 - I Lova Lucy Kennedy. Jr. undertakes a peri­ (29) - MOVIE: 'Blondie's Big 0 - Naws/Sports/Wsathar d ) - An Evening At the tan los mas poputares artistes the legacy of the chaotic Cultural Revolution and merge an ancient Mayan relic contain­ 2:15 P.M. hotshot creates havoc at Ns ‘New Wave Theatre.' (4 Itrs.) Improvisetion Rated G. 0 - TV Mat* f f - Spec. Report Moscow lous World War II mission in an Deal' Dagwood invests in a fire­ town's homecoming vyeekend. (2S) - Muticales 5:15P.M. de * la farandula hispana asi into the modern world. proof paint and uses the boss' ing a priceless secret formula. 0 1 - Major Laagua BasabaH; 0 0 - Hare's Boomer G 9 - Festival of Faith (2$ - What About Women 0 0 - Kids A rt Psopis Too live attempt to return as a hero and Jimmy McNichol. Janet JuUen, 2:00A.M. (3D - MOVIE: 'Spys' como invitados especiales de There are now an estimated 16 million TV sets in achieve the family dream. Peter house to demonstrate. Penny Herman 'Bruce Bennett' Brix, Baltimora at Boston Boomer leads a dance duo 0 - MOVIE: ‘Murdar Clinic' Today's guests are Willie Tyler 2:00 P.M. f f - Usten JIa Holt. 1938. Walter Banws. through a storm to shelter in an (S ) - MOVIE: 'Witching Time' todo el mundo. Strauss, Barbara Parkins, Ste­ Singleton, Arthur Lake, Jerome Doctor and Ns eeml-invalid wife d ) - MpVIE; Th a Ambush- A girl from the past returns to ft Lester, Jim Plunkett and Pat - MOVIE: 'Scared Stiff A 5:30 P.M. China reaching 400 million people — 40 percent of Cowan. 1949. 2:30 P.M. (B ) - JuHa ChHd B Mora mansion. ere' Matt Helm it sent to dis­ Hurley. (R) (60 min.) CD 12:45 A.M. phen Elliott. 1977. (S )-N a w a living in an isolated clinic are cast a spell on the farmhouse singer flees with a busboy ( D - SportsBeat 9:00 P.M. China’s population and nearly twice the [lopulation of (S ) - Money Week ® - Baseball Bunch D - BasabaH Gams Compeny 0 - MOVIE: 'A Study In plagued by a monster amidst cover the whereabouts of an .1 where she was bom-or does 0 - That'* Tha Spirit friend when he thinks he's killed - Alice Jolene helps (f f - Faith for Today (S i - MOVIE: -Th« Mysterious experimental flying saucer which (33) - Beach Boys In Concert CD CD the United States. Stranger' A printer's apprentice GS - MOVIE; 'Stanlay' Viet- 5:30 P.M. Bortar The British violin­ tha clinic's sinster corridors she? John Finch, Prunella Gee, 0 - Tom 8i Jarry a man. Dean Marttri, Jerry out her ex-trucking partner. (R) (S) - Burbujas Programa infan- (S ) - Monaymakera playing criminologist Sheriock armed with a razor, who attacks was brought down somewhere The Beach Boys play their grea­ 1:00 A.M. Production of TV sets — still mostly Small black-and- daydreams himself into a Euro­ til producido en Mexico. nam vet uses a rattlesnake as Patricia Quinn. Lewis, Lizabeth Scott. 1953. CD Computers Are People ISS - Robin Hood Ns personal weapon of revenge G£ - Star Trsk Holmes is out to solve a series any young women who chances in Mexico. Dean Martin, Seme 0 - MOVIE: ‘Willy Wonka test hits. (3D if f - Twilight Zone white models — increased from 3,000 sets in 1968 to 4.8 pean castle and meets a magi­ - Mr. Moon's Msgic Berger. Janice Rule. 1967. - Davey/Qoliath and the Chocolate Factory' CD ® * Major League Too Academy Award winner cal friend. Chris Makepeace, - MOVIE: 'Tha Gorgon' A against mankind. Chris Robin­ 0 - Are You Anybody? of murders in Ns evar- to enter. Exciting climax. Wil­ Baseball: Baltimore at Boston 0 - Are You Anybody? Denis Sanders direaa tNs f f - NAIA Track ft Field million in 1981. Circus young man, investigating mur­ son, Alex Rocco, Susan Carroll. mettcuious style. Reginald Ow­ liam Berger. Francoiee Prevost, 0 - MOVIE; The Uvaly SaT 6:45A.M. Willy Wonka, the worid famous Lance Kerwin, Fred Gwynne. 0 - MOVIE: TIm Lady Takas confectioner, offers five children - MOVIE: 'The Feminist ( S ) ' Press Box unique one hour special about A 12-inch black-and-white set, at $210, is fast 1981. (§D ** Sesame Street ders in a mid-European village 1972. a Chanca' A city girl who Is ens, Alan Mowbray. i933. ^ s' b . Young, Barbara Wilson. A cocky young rate car builder- (3D - Davey/Goliath CD artists using computer technol­ f f - Nawa/Sporta/Waathar where the victims turn into driver enters college, builds a holding lucky candy bars a and the Fuzz' A woman's liber- 0 - Tony Brown’s Journal hf-fomine standard equipment in urban households. A 9:30 A.M. G $ - MOVIE: 'Spiral ssarching for a husband in tha 0 - MOVIE; 'Under dw ^ - @ ) ~ Sacred Heart grand prize. Gene WHder. Jack ationist is forced to share an 'Black Church: Friend or Foe?' ogy to enhance their creativity. ff-Deapadida 6:30 A.M. stone, is aided by an assistant Staircase' A mute girl is Far Wqst finds an unwilling vic­ Rainbow* A secret service man S ) > Sports car for millionaire racer end top-of-the-Iine, 20-inch color TV is status symbol whose C£) - Best of Berrk) - Bugs Bunny Road to a professor. Peter Cushing, wrecks it. James Darren. Pa­ Albertson, Peter Ostrum. 1971. apartment with a tough cop. 0 0 - MQVIE: Forca Ton I f f - Riak/Marriaga CD CD stalked by a psychopatNc killer tim. John Wayne, Jean Arthur. arid a talent agent tangle witii 0 - Nswscontsr 7:00A.M. Rated G. David Hartman. Barbara Eden. 5:45 P.M. from Naverone' Allied soldiers $1,100 price tag, equal to three years salary for the f D - Insight Runner Show Christopher Lee. 1965 whose obsession is murdering PNI Silvsrs. 1943. unruly munchkins at e hotel. mela Tiffin. Doug Mcchira, CD ~ Chriatopher Cloaa-Up 0 - What's Hspponingl f f - Puriia Chovy Chase, (Carrie Fisher. Eve 0 - In Psrfbrmsncs Joanie Sommers. 19M (S ) ~ Special Report Joanne Worley. 1970 plot to blow up a dam and des­ average worker, apparently is no deterrent to the new CD - Davey/GolUith CD - ARCO Jesse Owens ® - Candlepin Bowling handicapped women. Jacqueline 0 - Hogan's Hatoas troy an impregnable bridge. Games Bisset. Christopher Plummer, Arden. 1981. ® > NIghtoons 0 - All-Star SpoRsChaHang* CD (S) - Kenneth Copeland ® - Electric Company ® - MOVIE: 'The Night the 6:00 P.M. 1:15A.M. Chinese consumer. (S ) - Microwave Cookery (B ) - Say H WHh Sign Lights Went Out In Georgia' Rotert Shaw, Harrison Ford, (3D - Sport Billy John fillip Law. 0 - MOVIE: Capon*' Tha (g ) - NIghtNk ( D - Ken Copeland 0 0 0 0 - Naw. (3$ - MOVIE: Friday tha China’s one national channel and its 29 regional A CD ^ 9 - Laveme & Shirley 0 -S p o f t s (ff) - Actualidad Semanal An- Bound for Nashville, a talented Barbara Bach. 1978 - Big Blue Marble 12:30 P.M. 6:00 P.M. rise of Al Capone from street CD - This la the Life fitrion George Volsky presents 13th' Part 2 Terror at Camp stations eaqh broadcast about 30 hours per week. CD " Davey/Qoiiath (29 - Natural History/ 2:30 A.M. country singer and his sister 0 - MOVIE: 'Tha Black Bird' CD - It la Written Crystal Lake continues as camp (S ) “ Sports Review D - Kidtworid Sunbeam (X) CS-Naws punk to gang king and Ne Ml 11:30 P.M. CD - Church Growth Intemti este programa producido^ en stay one step ahead of trouble. Detective Sam Spade's son "Television is coming along very, very rapidly here,” ( ^ - Herald of Truth through betrayal is recounted. 0 - ESPN Sports Canter Miami en el cual se discuten te- (3D - Lawrence Walk counselors are attacked by an (St - Consultation CE) - Portrait of a Legend HD - Staraky artd Hutch ( £ - OHO HigMIght dD - Or. Robert Schuler Kristy McNichol, Dennis Quaid. doesn’t' realize he has a price­ unknown killer. Adrienne King, (S ) - Health Week dD - Lawmakers Correspon­ Ben Gazzara. Susan Blakely. mas recientes de major interes. less bird until crooks try to steal f f - AM Service Revelation a Western diplomat said. ” It’s now about where it was D - Tom and Jerry dent Paul Duke interviews peo­ (X) - MOVIE: ‘Tho Scalphun- 0 - MOVIE: Th a Good Mark Hamill. Rated PG. Amy Steel. John Fury. 1981. 6:45 A.M. 0 - Tima-Out Thaatsr To- Harry Guardino, John Cassav­ Earth' Chinese peasams strug­ ^ (32) - ESPN Sports Center (ff) - MOVIE: 'Incredible it. George Segal, Stephana Au- in the 1950s in the United States.” (2 ) (IS) - Kid Super Power ple in tlie news who are day's program is *Kiak>e to Ja­ etes. 1975 tara' A fur-trader and a runa­ (3$ - Coronation Streat f f - Big Story Rated R. CD - New Day Hour D - Get Smart way slave fight Indians in the gle for survival m times of har­ * (2S) - W.V. Grant Shrinking Women* A house­ dran, Lionel Stander. 1975 The major limitation now is programming which, for involved with currem events. maica.* (60 rNn.) (3S) ~ Sunday at the King's f f f f - NBC Sunday Night (S ) - MOVIE: 'Willy Wonka D - Ufa of RHay (B ) - Sneak Pravlawa Co^ Old Watt. Burt Lancaater, Shal- vest and drought. Pad Muni, ^ - Week In Review wife subjected to the chemicals CD - CBS News Double Feature 'The 25th 1:30 A.M. technological and ideological reasons, still lags far 7:00 A.M. 3:00 P.M. (39 - Festival of Faith hoeta Gene dskel and Roger Isy WImara, Tely Savalaa. Luise Rainer, Walter Conooky. in-aerosol sprays and preserva­ ‘House and the Chocolate Factory' (S ) - MOVIE: 'Clash of thq - ® - Jimmy Swaggart (f f - Calliope Children's Man.' A police academy com­ (D - Calendar behind the demand it has created. fy i - Captain Dob Willy Wonka, the worl^ famous Titans' The child of Zeus bat­ CD - CBS Sports Saturday ( 8 - Kung Fu Ebert take e look at what's hap­ 1937. tives finds herself shrinking fasti .@ ) - Special RepcKt mander has problems shaping pening at the movies. (® • Ring Around the World Programs Today's stories are (3D - Indapandant Network General programming in the evenings and on Sundays CE) - World Tomorrow confectioner, offers five children tles mythical monsters to save Today's program features a NFL 2D - Week In Review d ) - Bantiy Hill Show (8 ) - Croaafira Moscow Uva Lily Tomlin, Charles Grodin, Eli­ ® (S^ - Samnw Davis Jr. ‘Victor and Maria: The Sandcas- hia recruits. 'Hardcasa.' A sus­ News 0 > Momingtown zabeth Wilson. 1981. CiD - Six Million Dollar Man holding lucky candy bars a a princess from an arch rival. pre-season game between the 8:30 PaM. (S ) - MOVIE: 'Oat Out Your Greater Hartford Open Cover­ tie,' 'Uncle Smiley Goes Up the pended cop must deal with an is still dominated by a handful of “ proletarian” dramas Oakland Raiders and the San ® > Newscenter d ) - MOVIE: Th o CoUector' ® - MOVIE: 'Cornin' 'Round f f - Night Oallarv grand prize. Gene Wilder, Jack Laurence Olivier. Claire Bloom. A moody, lonely clerk kidnaps a Haruflcarchiafa' A young hus­ age of the final round is pre­ River’ and 'Four Summers.' (60 escaped convict who is holding whose predictable plots have been run and rerun ad 0 d ) - News (8 ) ® • Harper Vaiiey Stella 7:30 A.M. Albertson. Peter Ostrum. 1971. Burgess Meredith. 1981. Rated Francisco 49ers. (3 hrs.] & - Sneak Previews Co­ band goes to any lengtha to lift the Mountain' Hillbillies be­ sented from the Wethersfield min.) the wife and mother of a fellow f f -M o n e y Waak hosts Gene Siskel and Roger and Buster team up with 'Char- girl he has admired from afar . CD - Wa Believe come involved in feuds and love nauseam. (3D " Josie and the Pussycats (3 ) - It's Your Business PG, ( D - MOVIE: 'Blue Sunshine* Ne* WeNs to save a once- and hopes the will fall In love the s ^ t s of Na wife. Gerard Country Qub, Hartford,' CT. (2 G8) - Festival of Faith cop hostage. (f f - MOVIE: 'M ' TNeves or­ (32) - ESPN Sports Center A man falsely accused of mur­ Ebert take a look at what's hap­ Deparidieu. Patrick Oewaere. p. CD - Insight potions. Bud Abbon, Lou Cos­ hrs.) f f - Maaterpfoce Uteatre ganize to trail a degenerate “ They show the same shows over and over and I (S ) ~ Newsmakers pening at the movies. populbr eatery. (R) with him. Tsrsnea Stamp, Sa­ f f - Newscenter 10:00 A.M. dering three women sets out to mantha Eggar, Maurice Dalli- Carol Laure.1978. CD - Viewpoint on Nutrition tello, Dorothy Shay. 1951 ® - MOVIE: 'Flash Gordon' 'Disraeli.' Disraeli proposes to chitd-kiUer since the police have already know what’s going to happen,” confided one 0 9 - No Programs - This Week In Baseball (B ) - TNs Did House f f - MOVIE: 'Drive-In' It's paralyzed the activities of the CE) @ - Richie Rlch/Scooby find the real killer. Zalman King, 2 9 - Voces y Carol Programa more. 1966 (3D - Celliopa Children's (E ) - Matinee at the Bijou Flash fights to save Earth from the wealthy widow of his politi­ Chinese viewer, who requested anonymity because (SS - Heckle and Jeckle ft Scrappy Doo Show (29 (S ) - Victory Garden Deborah Winters, Mark God­ da vareidad musical. 2:45 A.M. ‘Cooking Up Trouble.’ A per­ Ming the Merciless. Sam J. Friday night at a small town cal ally Wyndham Lewis. (60 underworld. Peter Lorre, Ellen 9:00 P.M. d ) - Racing Programa Today's ato/iea are Texas drive-in and everyone ia Widmann. Inge Landgut. 1931. revolutionary inspiration in China is not supposed to be @ ) - Special Report I D - Dr. Who - Beseball Bunch dard. 1976. 0 - Black Parspactiva 0 - Unaxpurgatsd Benny HH 'King Rollo and the Breakfast,’ former is murdered and Ns two Jonas, Melody Anderson, Max min.) [Closed Captioned] CD - MOVIE: 'Don't Raise the CD (X) - MOVIE: 'No Placo to 0 - Stroats of San Francisco England's popular funnymar friends try to care for his sort. Von Sydow. Rated PG. there, including a. hold-up team boring. - Ring Around the World. GD - Old Time Goepel 1:00 P.M. 0 1 - Jaffaraons HIdo' A young woman la ‘Model Railroading, Unlimited' and two rival youth gangs. (E) - Great Performances 1:45 A.M. Bridge, Lower the Rtver* An 0-Pres* Box presents his zany cast of char and 'The Orphans.' (2 hrs.) (90 min.) @1 - Evening at the Maybe because of this, the most jwpular program in O ) - Viewpoint on Nutrition (B ) - Matinee at tha Bijou stalked by a man who thraatens acter*. Glenn Morshower, Lisa Lamole. 0 - ABC Nows GEl - ESPN Sports Cemer CE) - Ware Moving American with a .^-rich-quick 0 0 - Satuiday Night Liv* Symphony Special: Arnold 9:30 P.M. China is the nightly news, 30 minutes of local, national G > Momingtown 'Cooking Up Trouble.' A f^r- to kill her. Marions Hanley, 0 - World Tomorrow 10:45 A.M. Billy Milliken. 1976. Rated PG. ( S ) - News D - Sha Na Na scheme ends up with Ns British KatNean Bailer. Keir (hillaa. 3:00A.M. Schoenberg's Gurrelleder The CD CD - Jofforaone George is 2:00 A.M. wife leaving him. Jerry Lewis, former is murdered and h*' two 0 - MOVIE: 'Student (2D ~ Pax Humbard - Jewish Life f f - Paper Chase convinced that he is no longer and international reportage. 7:15A.M. Newsmaker Sunday satellite falls back to earth ton, Noel Purcell. 1949. Mark Hamiil. Rated PG. 0 - ABC News Ebert take a look at what's hap­ (29 - MOVIE: 'Made for Each 0 - Sbi-Gun Hamas tlaa mythical montter* to save Glann Ford, Michael Burnt. Dana to the United States this October to talk to serial dis­ @ - MOVIE: The Fixer' A phan Elliott. 1S77. ' CD * Nina on New Jereay bringing s deadly bacteria. Ar­ 0 - ABC News (3D - Cartoons pening at the movies. Jewish peasant living under Othar* A newly married couple 0 - MOVIE: 'Incrodibi* a princats from an arch rival. Wymer. 1973. ® - Lawrence Walk f f - Newsmaker Sunday 2:15A.M. tributors. (39 - Yesteryear... 1947 Laurence Okviar. Clair* Bloom, 3:30A.M. thur Hill, David Wayne, James ® - High Faather strict Czsrist rule tries to make face the problems of new in­ Shrinking Woman' A house­ (3D - Fred Price - World Cup Soccer Olson. 1971 10:00 P.M. 0 0 - Navn/SIgn Off "Th e problem,” one Western diplomat said, "is that 10:30 A.M. laws, new babies and even new wife subjected to the chemicals Burgos* Meredith. 1981. Rsiad 11:45P.M. - Mighty Mouse the best of his Hfe. Alan Bates, 0 - PKA FuH Contact Karats (32) - 1982 NCAA World 0 - Cita con CokMTibina Dirk Bogarde, Georgia Brown. servants. Carole Lombard, in aerosol sprays and preserva­ PQ. 0 - MOVIE; ‘Faar No EvH' A (E ) ' 'Danger, UXB' From 6:15P.M. CD GD “ Trapper *lohn, M.D. 2:30 A.M. up to now the Chinese have been unwilling to pay the (S ) " Crossfire (39 - MOVIE: 'Scout's Honor' Series Highlights Qonzo ia hit with a paternity An orphan who is shuttled from 1968 James Stewart. 1939 tives finds hers^ shrMcing fasti 0 - AM Sarvtca Ravaladon demonic archangel It reborn 3:45 A.M. l^-Adelente Masterpiece Theatre 'With 0 - Throe Stoogas 0 - Ufa of Riley going rate.” @1 - Battle of the Planets Lily Tomlin, C h ^ s (kodin, EU- Into a tlanaga bm. Stefan Am- (3D - Video Jukebox Love From Adolf.' Brian's inju­ auk. (R) (60 min.) one foster home to another (29 ' Slim Cuisine & ~ L o Major De U Cops 0 - Music Maksra In G D -N a w s , ^11:30 A.M. 6:30 P.M. 0 - MOVIE: Goodbye to - Great Space Coaster yearns to be a Cub Scout. Gary zebethWHson. 1981. grim, EHzrtwth Hoffman. * ^ . Star Trak Cartoon ries have left Nm shattered. (60 CD-N ew s (29 - Pelicula: 'El Rio do las (£D - MOVIE: 'Tommy* A 0 - MOVIE; ‘Massacre at 0 - Face dw Nation min.) 0 - CBB Naws Yaatarday* The cNef of detec­ ® - MOVIE: Under the Coleman, Katherine Helmond, 0 - B o b Nswhait Central High' High school pal* (S ) - News/Sporta/Weather CD - Jimmy Sweggert tives must contend with a re­ Wilfrid Hyde-White. 1980. Animas' deaf, dumb and blind boy goes 0-Nswtnwksn 12:00 A.M. 0 0 - Thia Waak with 0 - New* Rainbow' A secret service man through a fantastic odyssey be­ find fun ki ridiculing thak more r, ® * Robert Schuller 2:15 P.M. (3D - Independent Network sentful husband and jealous rival SHOWCASE (29 - What About Women 7:00P.M. 0 0 - NIehola and Dymas GD - HawaH Fhra-O passive schodknates . untk David Brinklsy when asked by a friend to res­ and a talent agent tangle with (29 - MOVIE: 'Flash Gordon' fore being cured of Ns infirmity. ' & - MOVIE: ''Drive-In' It's 0 - Major Laagua Basoball: 0 - ABC Naws Newe unruly munchkins at a hotel. Flash fights to save Earth from ( @ T Purtie I D - Agronsky and Company 0 - MOVIE; 'PapMon' A con­ there's a new playar..kit*m on 0 - Rax Humbard cue her kidnapped daughter. Re-runs Roger Dattry. Ann-Margret, El­ k Friday night at a small town Now York Yankoes at Chicago 0 - Kiner's Komar 0 - Too Young to Dio CINEMAS Chevy Chase, Came Fisher, Eve Ming the Merciless. Sam J. fifll - Superman ton John. 1975. CD - Waloom* Back Kottar vict, aamancad to Ufa Imprteon- n i i i i l i i i l i i n ^ '****' *" taking thak Hvss. Andrew Stav- Whit* Sox Raymond Burr, Vera Miles, Don ■AM UIH0W B * t Texas drtve-in and everyone ia 0 - Pre-8*a*on FoodwH: 0 - MOVIE; 'Willy Wonka - Novn/Sports/Wootho, Arden. 1981. Jones. Melody Anderson. Max mam on Oavfl's Island, It QD - Clwmplonahip WraatHng sns, Robert Steven*, Robert Now York Giants at BaMmors 0 MhcheH. 1969. Von Sydow. df) - Washington Waak/ (@ ) - NoVa 'Finding a Voice.' QD QD 0 - Muppst Show Carradine. 1979.Rat*d R. there, including a hold-up tearn 2:30 P.M. and the Chocolate Factory* »*-“ aBSr«nr" ® - From the Editor's Desk Review Paul Duke is joined by Tonight's program tails the datatmkwd to aaeap* datpita all 0 - N a w t and two rival youth gangs. 0 - MDVIE; ‘Flarti Qoidan' f f - ESPN Sporta Cantar C B -fU c in g odd*. Stay* McQtiaan. Dustin ’ 0 - MOVIE; 'Looking for 0 - MOVIE; T h a Sacrat of Willy Wonka, the world famous fights 10 save Earih from * ® - Superman W - Style top Washington journalists anS; story of Dick BoydsH and others 0 - Vooaa y Carol Program*' 4:00A,M. Gienn Morshower, Lisa Lamole, Danger' The gang tries to ex­ confectioner, offers five cNkSran f f - HaaWt Waak lead the GD - SoHd Qoid Hoffman. 1973. R a i^ PQ. Santa VIttoris' SImpla-hasned,. Ming the MarcHess. Sam J. (S ) ® - Spider-Man and lyzing the week's news. with speech handiceps. (60 da varaldsd mutic*l. 0 - H a z * l Billy Millikan. 1976. Rated PG. plain what became of the Ar­ holding lucky candy bars a 8:00A.M. min.) [Closed Captioned) 0 - ESPN Sporta Canlur 0 - Cafahranws Programa wily Italians band together to Jones. Melody Anderaon, Max 2:45 A.M. Friends ® IS) - Seeama Street my's cooking pot. The Bowery outwit tha occupying Nazis grand prize. Gene Wilder, Jack 1:30 P.M. comioo producido an Argentina. 0 - Ountmok* 0 - Praas Box Albertson, Peter Ostrum. 1971. Von Sydow. Rated PG. 0 - IBogh* Four young com- CE) CEl - Popeye/Olivo & - MOVIE: Jungla Q«it*‘ 3:30 P.M. 0 - MOVIE; 'Scours Honor (S)-ClubPTL Boys. 1967. whose main purpose is to con­ Comedy Show D - MOVIE; Scared Stiff A An orphan who It shuttled from IS ) - MOVIE: 'Bataan' Amarl- Rated G. * 0 - Flambard* 'Inheritanca.' Ica sra followed both on and off When one of the boys can lo­ I2 ) - Styl* 12:30 A.M. 4:15 A.M. (St - Oral Roberta and You 0 - S t y l o fiscate ofw million bottles of Mark and Chrtstin* s r ^ about th* stage at they learn their Nielsens ( D - Fantastic Four & Pals cate diamonds by smell, they're sin^r flees with a busboy one foster home to another can* avacusta troofp* on Ba­ 0 - Enfoquo wine. Anthony Quinn, Anna If f - Inside Buaineaa sent to Africa by a diamond friend when he thinks he's killed 0 - MOVIE: 'No Nukao' yeema to be a Cub Scout. O vy taan. Robert Tsylw, Gaorg* 0 ■ TWWght Zona cc ■ Calandar Iff) - Jim Etakker tha ownership of lombards. craft. CE) ^ 9 “ Super Friends 0 - Newsmakers Magnani, Vima Lisl. 1969 f f ® - NBC News (60 min.l [Closed Captionodl 3:00 A.M. . Latino 0 - Horsoshow Jumping; (f f - 300 MtHonaa. Anfitriones NEW YORK (UPI) - 1 PG 12:00P.M. 0 - MOVIE; 'FeHtaig In Lov* 0 - MOVIE: 'Kies of Death' ROCKY II b 8:30A.M. The Clavstand Grand Prix Paca Galbadon y Kiki Ledger Again' A diaconient^ mkfdl*- Reruns were the order of 0 - Faoo dw State presentan eate programa c|e A captured jewel thief r*fui«a f P - Portuguese Around Ua 0 - Nswsmakar Sunday man trie* to racaptura his to eld en estlstam D.A. to ligh­ the day on the television SHOWHAT: 0 - Natw England Woman 3:00 P.M. variedad musical producido an lost youth. Elllon Gould, Susan­ IM-1-W-S.447JI-M CD - Eighth Day Eapana. ten hi* semenc* until he lasms tube during the past week, Daytime TV 0 - Dr. Robart Bchular 0 - MOVIE; 'King Boknnon's nah York, Kaya Batard. that hi* cohort* kept all of tho CD - Day of Discovery Trsasura' An expedition crew (ff - Phil 8ihm loot, giving non* to his family. the weekly Nielsen TV STAR WA RS 0 - CFL FoodwH; Calgary at ratings announced ***^(3D - MOVIE: 'The Night tha British Columbia ssarchas for the hiddan treasure f f - In Search of.... 0 - Firing Un* Brian Dorijevy, Victor Mature, Lights Want Out in Georgia* f S B of King Solomon. David McCal- (E ) * Checking It Out Richard WIdmark. 1947 Wednesday confirmed. B^nd for Nashville, a talented 0 - MOVIE: 'Navsr, Navar hjm, Brin Ekkind. PavTck Mac- 10:30 P.M. hombr* euyo unico kitarat 4t tu Land' A famUy helpt sn sban- 0 - WoH* Fargo Open All the shows in the top ' —SHOWHAT: 0 - El ChavD Comsdia an la I D - Waltona 0 - John DmMnon Show ) - Muppat Slfow country akiger and Ns sister Nae. 1976. 7:00P.M. 0 - Sport* Extra N-12:2S 5:00 A.M. 6:45 A.M. companla. A paaar da atio doned child escape her loneli­ 0 - N * w * Wrapup 20 were re-runs, if CBS’ 60 cual 'El Chavo' aiampre ae an- d ) - Ona Day at a Tima 0-BavarlylltH Haa ^ ^ 0 -7 0 0 Club ) 0 - BaaamaBti stay ona step ahead of trouNe. 0 - MOVIE: 'You'r* a Big t P ( D - 00 Mlmitea d ) - Sign On/News QD 0 - N a w * Lind* a* mantlans junto a *u **- Kristy McNichol, Dennis Quaid, ness through the myth of Peter 0 - From the Editor'* D**k cuantra envueho en algun tipo 0 - Hoy Mlamo Anfrttionas 0 - M o v l * poao latpataandb au raputadon ) - Por Amor Boy Now* A young man, woik- 3:15 A.M. Minutes, which includes 0 - Biography de problama. Roberto Gomez QD - Happy Daya Again Mark HamUI. Rated PG. Pan. Petula Clark, Clvistian Hen­ CD f f ** Code Red Danny 0 - EBPN'* 'H MOVIE: 'Faking in Lova 0 - N * w * f f -S o H d Gold 11:00P.M. SUMMER :» - Varied Programs QD - Jimmy Swaggart d ) - Brady Bunch 0 - Whal'a llmpardngl Again' A discontented middla- BMy MiHIken. 1976. Rated Pa IMI GD 0 12:00 P.M. daporta* y un tagmanto daad* 0 - To B* Announcad 0 0 0 0 - New* poorly in the ratings — 0 - Joel* and tha Pussycats - 1 Lova Lucy 0 - AR-Pay Moviss Hollywood dtulado 'En PamaHa'. 3:00 P.M. 0 - Qtxid Tirrwa^ agad man tries to racaptura hia 0-TwWgMZorw (f f - Sports Probe LOVERS [ £ U:SS d ) - Morning Stretch QD 0 - Eyawitnaaa Now* 0 - Bmw* AHon's Sahits to 0 - Off the 8*1 3:30 A.M. NBC’s “ Cassie and Com­ 0 - ESPN Sports Canter 0 - Crisdna Bb s h 0 0 - Qukflng Ughi 0-GIMgin'sWand lost youth. Ettkm Goulo, Susan­ 0 - MOVIE; ‘A Utd* f f - Sports Sunday 1:M 0 - T h a t Q M QD 0-Oonahuo 0 - Mwou* WMby, M. O. nah York, Kays BaO^. th o O sZ 0 - AuMraHan RiHe* FoidbeH pany" in 58th place, CBS’ SKREToTp 0 - ONTrant Strakas 0 - Midday ~ BA Bogg* 0 - Q o t Smart 0-HwpyDwnAa*i Bomenee* The son of a French * f f f f Electric Grand­ 0 - K U u d * m 0 - MonoyHft* 0 - No Programs 0 - Straight TaA 1:15P.M. taxi driver qnd the daughter of 0 - MOVIE: 'Bataan' Amort- O - KIOVtE: 'Wltclilng Tiro*’ C ron k ite’ s U n iverse in N-HN H ^ —«•- H 9 — ^ ------»-- 0-Charii*Ro*oBhow - King'* Combia ' can* evacuate troop* on Ba­ mother A widower hires sn 0 - Weekend Sport* Wrap- 0 - Jim Bakksr 0 - Biiga Bunny 0 -F llp p a r 0 - N m W 6 : 0 0 P .M . an American woman run away electric grendmother to cere for A g M from th* past return* to MO PAMES 1231 0 - N * w * 0 -- Jowith Had a g* together vrith the kind help of taan. Robart Taylor, Gaorga up * loon on as examples. NBC’s 0 0 - Today 0 - Varied Programs 10:30A.M. 0-BanwyM>M* Murphy,, Thomas hwch*. 19(43 his chiidran. (R) (60 min.) 0 - ESPN Sport* Center 5:45 A.M. 0-NawaatNoon 1:30P.M: 0 - Tom A Jatiy and Friand* en aging ex-convict. Lawrence r* bomror does trip to baseball’s Hall of A N N I E ^ kll 0 - F-Troop 0 - Calabradon/Eueharlat C S -A H o a 0 0 - Wpndar Woman 9:00 A.M. f f - Evading at ttia Popa 'Na­ *h*7 John Finch, PiwwH* Gao. C D -S ig n O n 0 -C o u p l* * 0 0 -A a t h o W a r M Tiima Olivier. Kelerman. 1978. -3:30 P.M. 0 - EngNah Ch*nn*l To­ Fame, "T h e Game and Its JM 0 - Nawa/Sporta/WaMhar C S -A H e a 0 -B a t iy * 0 -P n a p la ‘a Court 0 - Up Front Rated PG. thaniel Rossn.’ Cellist Nsthanisl night'* program* or* The Fifth Patrtd* Quinn. NIGHT pnl d ) - Calandar 7:30 A.M. w iu a riuyiMiw 0-Chio6iMilffMM«i 0 - MOVIE: 'Pandukim' A Rosen joins the Peps to perform G lory,” was last on the 69- IMS 0 - El ChapuHn Cokirado Co­ CD-LosaAoM 0-PwfcyPlB . 0 - M e v l a ■ 0-Wondafama '0-HlgbF*adwr E*t*t*; HJD,' 'Jounwy Into India: SHIFT l£H 6:00 A.M. GD - Shazzam - IM A Mdvla '' polics cpptain I* accused of arranmments by Hayden and The Gang**' and 'E*rty Musical show list. madia produdda en Mexico. 0-VarMProgtaiw _ 2:00I>.M. 0 - K e f * 0 - Utd* Heuao on dw -■v 0 - Sunday MOmbig 0 - Hoy Msmo Anfritiorw* murdering hi* wKa and her Tchaikovsky. (60 min.) d)-JbnBalikar Robarto Gornsz Boianot. 0 0 _ ^ - -4 ■ 0 - Q h o a l and Kira. Muk ln>.rrum*nt*: Bowed kistru- 4:00 A.M. CBS led the battle of the GD QD - Varied Programs ucu * Mnufr wiinui 0 - Helo Caneguey' rfumu GuWarmo Ochoa, Louidas Guar- tovar. Gaorg* Pappard, Jean Sa­ 0 - Cartoons 0 - Qomar Pyi* 0 - N * w D a y 0 - WIM. WHd West merit!' |2 hra.) - Vtdao Jukebox reruns with a 13.3 rating, AN OPFICSR AND d ) - New Zrx> Ravu* 0 - FamHy Affair 0 - T d w 2 0 0 - On* Ufd to Uva 0 - C M P a 0 -N o w a w M * raro y Juan (Toaal prasantan i l ^ , Richard KH^. 1W9. AOBNTLSMANR 0 - Varied Programa 0 0 - Whaal of Fortuna 0 - Ofal Robart* |. aat* programa da atuntoa publi- - Ail Creatures Great and 0 - (XD 0 - ABC Naws/Morn 0 - Charli* Rosa Show 0 - Nawaeantar 0 -P h t a B 0-PranahChcf 0 - Entartainrtiam Tonight 0 . - Big 8u»y 0 - Portrait o(* L*g*nd ’ ( , 0 - Suparharoaa 0 0-Andy^QrlBMi . ' 0-OMTbnaGo*p*l cos praaantarxlo iKtdqiaa y var- SmaH ------SHOWnAT d ) - Joe FranMin Show - Carol Bumatt and 0 - Tha Doctor* 0 - Magic Qardan lads informacion. 0 -S p a r t s 0-8ooobvDoa 3:30 P.M. 0 - Vkitana B a a * * Flh 4:00 P.M. 7:30 P.M. 1Z3*-2R4:1I-TM-1EK-lIO* 0 - Hot Fudge 11:00A.M. 0 - Adam-12 G S “ Corarwdon BiTaat 0 - N*wso*m*r 4:30 A.M. 0-OWgjw'eMend %OkiB*aam*' 0 - It’s Your Buakwap 0 - MOVIE: ‘Braakthrough’ f f - Oraatast Sports Lagands 9:30A.M. GDCS-HourMaBadna . 0 - Nawa/SpeR*/W*Mhar A Nazi ssrgsant gau kivolvad in 0 - Urcon Sunday NIgiN 0 - Ahhort and Oottago none. 0-Dsyhraak 8:00 A.M- 0 - Family Paiid -Buge'Bunny 0-Bupofman - MOVIE: 'Smoksy BHss Today's program features Roy RIDAY TH E 131 0 AH-Day Movia* d ) - Woody and Bugs CD - Brady Bunch C C -P rtM la Right 0 0 - Afidlhar WMM ' 0 - Odd Coupii Dust' A high school a plot to assasalnate AdoH KH- Campanells. 0 - Stale W*'r* In 0 - MOVIE: 'Biwkdirough' Tlte top 10: Mash (CBS), 12:30 P.M. -O varEacy 0-Bis.Sary S dar. Richanl Burton, Roboit Mh- 0 - Tom A Jarry CX) - M y ‘na** Bona 0 - Tie Tae Dough hotshot ersttas h a m at hit ,AN*zi aergeim g*t* Involved in Too Close for Comfort P T .9 9 V 1R| 0 - Haaldi Field ^ J D ^ ^ 0 - Young and tha 0 - Nuowa Vdrti Ahora S 0-VauA*adPorlt 0 - Oral Robart* and You . chum. Rod Stalger. Ratad PG. ( f f - Antologla da la Zarzuala 11:30P.M. OD-Tatdatalaa 0 - Woman'* Day USA 4:00 PiM. town'* homacoming waakand. hx>{F*nna producido en Eapana • plot to ■SMaeinate AdoH HF (ABC), The Jefferson? ■ SHOWHAt: "..... 0 - AHv* A W ail 0 0 - M o v l * 0 - Mr. Boaora* NaigMx Jimmy McNichol, Janet Julian, 0 - AM Sarvlaa Ravaladon 0 -C B S N m « * d*f. Richanf Bunon. Robart Mit- 6:30 A.M. 0-OsndsB*n 0 - laava It to Baovar 0 - Uvama A Shblay A Co. 5:30'P.M. presentando extrsetos de famo- (CBS), Trapper John M.D. IMM44M6Wt4»lItJS 0-Urxlardog . ^ 0 - Ryan'* Hop* Waltar Barn**. 0 - Waak In Raviaw sas oparetss daaicaa. 0 - Dmrid Ouartilnd chum. Rod Staigar. Ratad PG. H ) QD - Wake Up wHh tha 2:30 P.^. 0-UtdaRaacals 0 - Cyawtetaia Nawa (CBS), 60 Minutes (CBS), Captain 0 - CapuHna 0 - 7 0 0 Chib 0 0 - T a x a s ^ 0 0 ' - Indapandant 0 - Canqaoqlqnda* 0 - MOVIE: ‘Airowhaod' A 0 - New* 0 0 - Capital . 0 0-M-A-S-H 0 - H Tokq* a TMaf 0 0 - Sport* Wnp-up m 0 - Bugs Buntty/Porky Pig 0 - Conourso da la TV 0 0 0 - M o v i a csvaky unit In tha Souihwaat *t- 8:00 P.M. - MOVIE; 'Blua Ugoon' A Three's Company (ABC), QD - Batds of tha Platiats 0 - B a w l l c M 0 - KIOVIE: Toby and dia . tampu to sign a psae* trtaty 0 - MOVIE; 'M ' Thiavss 0 0 - Evaning at th* 0 0 - 1 praam of Jaanni* 0-ILowaLuoy 0-MOrvQrifim 0 - Elaettle Oompany KoaM Baar' Escaping from a CD ( D - Archie's Ptsoe Ar­ young boy and gM are thip- House Calls (CBS), Hart to TMixTRA-nnisniAi 0 - Hot Fudge 8:30 A.M. 0.MatefiG*m* with ^ Tonto Apacha. Qiarl^ Prganize to trail a degenarata chie tries to find the 'perfoct' Improv MOiNHATi 0 - Paydma 0 0 - Sanreh For 0-Out*rUmha 0 - Ixtranea Camkaia convict iNp on ha way to Aus­ cNId-kiMer since the police have wreckad on a tropical Island Hart (ABC), Fantasy 0 9 - BuHwMdo d)-FHmston** 11:30 A.M. 0 - Xioftl Buparatara tralia, young Toby bofriands ■ ton Heaton, Jack . Kety partner to replace Murray. (R) 0 - O d d Coupl* whare thay mutt land for tham- 0 - 1 Lova Lucy ToriMmiw 0 0-8ooobyDqo 0-DtokVanDyko Jurwlo. 1963. paralyzed the activities of the Island (ABC), and Alice 9-EwfyToday d ) - Varied Programa 0-Fam ily Nud 0 - Am You Anybody? underworld. Peter Lorre. EHen CD - Roots of Rock and RoH 0 - MOVIE: 'BrvakdMOugh' aalvet. Brooke Shialdt, Chriato- 0-AHvaAWall 0 - N a w s - Soccer A Nazi aargaant gata involved in phor Atkki*. 1980. (CBS). 0 0 - Varied Programa 0 - MagHIa Gorilla 10:00 A.M. 0 - B u r s E y a 1:00 P.M. 0 - Intamia Talanoyal* an la Widmann. Inge Landgut. 1931. CD f f " Big Easy A detective 0 - AM Batviea Raydaden 0 -.Elaettte CompMy Oermeny 0 > Rompsr Room 0 - Tsnnaasas Tuxarlo 3 } - On* Day at a Tima 0 - O d d Couola 0 0-AHMyChHdr*n cual Linda aata catada con un ;i ♦ MANCHESTER HERALD. Sat., Aug. 14, 1982 — 9

8 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Sat.. Aug. 14, 19B Wbinl* WinUt Hisnry'Radata aficl,J.K.S. GENERAL OH. V O iw /iie s iK O K P s BUT WE KNOW &NE*6 IlCAN AARON COOK Tfm Azores on mmte'S Bos/zvess IN A FINANCIAL , ■ '^mgitword'- RAyAtENT BINP RIGHT NOW. { AHP Astro-grAph moAi ’niefT’oess/e. i W i i M MANCHESTER PROM MY S U W « 6HECA»nr ~ ‘ HEATING OIL SaTpIMN-UMf PAY? 'F H O M t m / 'WL'- . ACMOtt-i-ABPNoentolatt.^ JAnawarld FravHma Fume QUALITY SERVICE August is, 1M2 you don't have, aomeone tMua ..ALl,. StCs|i«(«WM*< checking your every move. 1 8 This coming year you can loots 4 Gdd(S|N - v Ik f'WibaN' C A U 5B 8- 3S 00 lor several persons Irom your C A P M C D IW (D a ^ 22nlaa. I t ) ( Animal fltsb^ past to re-enter your llte. Those Lady Luck lookt favorably 12 Our country M A Ip in t who brought you good luck will upon your partnarahip arrange^ country HAS IT! (abbr.) ments today, so don't do on do so again. Th<»e who carry ISMaandar 67 Candid only trouble haven't changed your own somathlng which 763 could be done belter If another 14 Olhar , 60Nackpiaca . either, so try to avoid them. T w a i n S T were involved. iSCindar 61 CoMfol r CHURE Mm MW ,, LEO (July 21-Aug. 22) II you 620110 are In need of assistance today AGUAIUUS (Jan. tO^ab. It) 16 Am uM NOVraM TALC0TTVILL1,CT. pertaining to a conlidenlial Your contemporariet may lack 18 Madlcationa NOhatyla 1 3 - 1 1 9 1 manner, look to members of your drive today, so you must 20 Automoiiva to- 63 HtH a tcort 191 .daty (tbbrj 64 Mara your family, rather than to be careful not to let them dis­ Motley’s Crew — Templeton & rviinan.' 24MLT 0WMG M A IN S T . outsiders, lor help. Predictions tract you Irom fulfilling your 21 Dtprtvad.' 65F0ftcatlat goats. 2 2 R a tn ^ in g . 66N tW tb lp FEATURING THIS WEEK ... MANCHESTER of what's in store for you In the ItGIva 40Taachar seasons following your birth PISCES (Fab. tStlareh 20) IRSKT" bavuraga pntnx (abbr.) B434I01B date and where to look lor your Persons fond of you are anx­ eooo NEWS/MABEL,,,EARL Now FOR 24 Ntvada city ^ „ imnporarily 43Coanafila •c o w n m eoLUSKM rifair 6 4 3 - 1 9 0 0 luck and opportunities are in ious to see that you are happy. SiWe US L£?TS OF FRESH THE BAD 26 Gaitrointat- DOWN I T Shoal 45 inMcticidt: ■ •FOMUMS and ASMRICAH CAM your Astro-GrMh. Mail $1 for They are likely to treat you VE6ETABLES FROA HIS NEWS... tinaldiiaasa Since 1947 each to Astro-Graph. Bo* 489. more generously than usual 30Succaadad Radio City Station. N.Y. 10019. today. (&ARDEN,.. 23 Commantator 49 Hubbub Ah Cunltf/e, Prop. 33 Nuclaar (Comp. Wd.)« Be sure to specify birth date. ARKS (March 21-AprH It) agency (abbr.) Savaraid ENERGY SAMH6 ___ VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) This Is a good day to devote 34 African river 25 Nagaliva 60 Destroy ' J.B . ELECTRONICS Conditions are changing lor the your energies to domestic mat­ 36 Koraan border bland artiwtr 62 Duatbowl ISTORM w JB S riiT ters which need attention. You better today and something river 4 Porcaltin 26 Htali victim could happen to Instill new can get a lot done today II you 27 Lean,at a 37 irOCt an 6 CIMMieal - 64 Aleuticn Keep Your Eyes hope in your heart. A friend choose to. panicia tbip t& DOORS WVDOWS . CANOPtESj TA U R U S (AprU 2 0 -«U y 20) It's ttyla MMOTEX SPEAKER SYSm S might be Instrumental in 6 Horae food 26 Of m in lobe island triggering It. to your advantage to be asser­ 39 Rude 29 Potaislum 66 It situated tive today regarding decisions 41 Tic------7 Smudge YANKEE ALUMINUM SERVICES LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) It compound Important to you and your toe 6 Dog doctor, 56 Longs (tl.) On This Space may be difficult to dismiss 31 Brilliance career or commercial matters mate. Be bold In making judg­ 42 Mora foxy for abort 66 Crafty Glass & Screen Repairs 32 Pipalina from your mind today. This ments. 44 Musical ’ 9 Fancy . 69 Compass symbol tOLaroact 3S Cupid Hardware & Accessories could be because Lady Luck is GEMINI (May 21-Juns 20) point trying to got your attention. Don't let golden opportunities 46 Baby carriage continem 38'Ovtr (poetic) Next Week... ALUMINUM 6 4 9 -1 1 0 6 SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) slip through your lingers today, World’s'Griateet Superheroes 705 Main 81. Manchaatar, Cl Don't waste your energies and especially II something pops up 1 2 3 4 r 6 7 e 9 10 11 Imagination on trivial ideas which could enhance your security or add to your -’C40»e Tire FIRST today. Think In grander terms. I-rairMTTlN’MkMAWjaAkB/ _____ r/a5PTHI9306H T W 12 13 14 r'iu Don't be afraid to put Into resources. THE cxipis duern-cone BusnN’ f wnr, > CANCER (June 21-July 22) coonePKveec 'WS SERVICE AIW W*t4u 1H0«STWAIW action that which you conceive. INH6R6AHVf \ um AKrotm o' HOUSE WASlING 17 SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. Spend time today with those ineoeHcwv9» 15 16 AIR CONDITIONING - REFRI^M TION 31) If you have something who are active and young at High Preaaure Power important to do today you'll heart. Make having fun your 18 19 20 21 HEATING and SHEET METAL 4 find you'll rrerform best when top priority. Washing Of Vinyl, 1■ 1 Aluminum And Wood 2 3 ! 25 22 ■ New Englend Mechanical Services, inc. | Sided Homes. 31, 32 26 27 28 29 ■ TEN-INCH, TWO-WAY SPEAKER SYSTEM 1 166 TUNNEL RD. MAK Paintii% 33 35 36 VERNON, CT. 06066 B rid g e ■ ■ « 4 3 - a e 5 S 37 38 40 871-1111 iMsirt/s ■ ■ " •70 each ■ m U S T B M P ..^ 1 AUNT BE ABLE- TO ENUOV • TO 8 MON.-FRI. WEST EAST AN EVFN1N& WITHOUT HEB ME-zANYMOEE?.', 63 F.T.D. 4---- aioattsf throws a spade on the first 61 62 ■ STOS8AT.8 8UN. pieyiNo, NA6e)iN& a i n d MASTER CHARGE V5432 09876 diamond and South must WORLD WIDE “ MAWN6MEFEEL 307 E. CENTER ST. (REAR) eAKQJlOJ 4---- ruff. 64 65 66 AMERICAN EXPRESS l-l SERVICE ♦ J98 41073 Now he plays his last four MANCHESTER SOUTH trumps and is delighted to (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) BEHIND LENOX PHARMACY 493 see that all adverse trumps VAKQJ 10 have fallen. Meanwhile, he has had to 4KQ6342 make four discards from IGAP -N- CORK PACIUGE STOIE dummy and if he hasn’t let 480-480 No. Main St. Vulnerable: Neither the ace, king, queen and jack Dealer: East CELEBRITY CIPHER MandMstar, Conn. A of spades go he will be set. B l OsUMIy Oisiisr oilMognm emWU (ram quotMm by lamM iMoi*. IM Wnt North East South So he has thrown them ■M pMM. Swli MHr M aw UpMr ManUb lor vnllMr. ToUVscW; M •guak y. 649-0591 TWELVE-INCH, 3-way SPEAKEn SYSTEM 10” 100 W a n s ...... $75 Pass 10 away. Now he enters dum­ RemoHeted & t'li in rjfcii 12” 150 W a tts ...... $92 24 Dbl, Pass 44 my with the ace of clubs and Captain Easy — Crooks & Lawrence 15” 150 W atts...... $125 la i CENTER ST. 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IW - MANCHESTER HERALD. Sat- Aug. 14. 1982 ■ ■ ■ ' ..... Obituaries Talks Dijiipzio's task: People Haz«l Qllbmrt Hazel Gilbert. 86, of 333 Bidwell 13^561 signers St., died Thursday evening-at a local start convalescent home. By Paul Hendrie She was bom in Buckkmd, Nov. 8, Herald Reporter c 189S, and had lived in Manchester all her life. Before retiring she had Lucien DlFazio, named last worked at the Cheney Brothers in afresh \ < w weekend to.ruq for the U.S. Senate Faces of war Manchester. as a cojiservative alternative to She was a member of the Calvary Democrat Toby Moffett and . w Church Assembly of God of By David Zenian Republican Lowell Weicker, said Manchester. She is survived by a United Ptess International Friday he thinks he can win — if he Violence hits Lebanese village brother, Harold E. Gilbert, of gets his name on the ballot. Karaey, New Jersey; two nieces, Despite sporadic sniper fire, an DiFazio must collect 13,561 peti­ and mothers, eager to tell their Evelyn Donahue of Adams Stceet, Uth cease-fire in the Lebanon war tion signatures by Aug. 31, he said, Editor’s note: Howard Gold-- soldier who was talking with , the Manchester, and Catherine Ander­ held Friday as talks — suspended by f >1 baum, a .freelance writer- bus driver, were injur^ In what stories to a foreign journalist to earn a plape on the ballot. He ad­ gushed out the claims of their in­ son of Arlington, N .J.; and a ’ Israel's fiercest air blitz a day mitted his work is cut out for him. photographer, is a professor, of the Israeli army had declared a nephew, Harold Gilbert Jr., of earlier — resumed and reached a journalism at Bradley Universi­ "pacified” area. nocence. V.-. “ I don’t know if we can do it,” Their men, they Insisted, Sebring,‘Fla. final stage on a plan for the exodus DiFazio said Friday. "It’s a huge ty, Peoria, 111. He returned Within minutes of this incident, Private funeral services and of Palestinian guerrillas in west Tuesday following a five-week the village and neighboring wanted nothing to do with the task and almost seems unsurmoun- PLO. Certainly, when the burial will be held at the con­ .Beirut. table. We think we can do it.” trip to the Mideast. He is a villages were sealed off by the venience of the family. There are no Lebanon and the PLO said they formbr college teacher of Focus Israelis, who were determined to guerrillas had occupied the DiFazio said he has 150 people village a few short weeks ago, calling hours. The Holmes Funeral have agreed to the plan developed scheduled to hit the streets today editor Adele Angle. blot out whatever pockets of by U.S. envoy Philip Habib to there had been a degree of Home, 400 Main St., is in charge of around the state with petitions. He resistance still existed after their evacuate an estimated 6,000 to 9,000 cooperation. arrangements. ALVADA JUBENVILLE AND HELEN DYER said signatures collected in a given Initial invasion in June. Soon the guerrillas to as many as seven other LUCIEN DIFAZIO By Howard Goldbaum groves of olives and figs were But, the women pressed, this Arab nations. Prime Minister . . . head nurse and staff RN happy new wing ready town will be filed with the town Special to the Herald had been at the point of a Jeffrey B. Qallagher clerk in that town. By filing the . . . thinks he can glowing in the unearthly light of Jeffrey B. Gallagher, 14, of 25 Menachem Begin said Friday Israel the flares; Israeli soldiers Russian-made gun. A few of the signatures by individual town, , k K expected a full agreement by next voted for Ronald .Reagan in 1980'i9 RETINEA, LEBANON - The women even volunteered that Woodsvale Rd., Madison, Connec­ DiFazio said he has until Aug. 31 to village is perched on a small rise, followed search patterns, ticut, died Thursday at the Yale week. said DiFazio. attempting to eliminate all they welcomed the IDF as their President Reagan added there is Birthing facility collect them. If he filed them He said his effort will be unlike overlooking the main coastal liberators, although it was clear New Haven Hospital from injuries collectively with the secretary of highway between Tyre and Sidon. possibility of escape. suffered in an automobile accident. “great reason for hope” as only any past third party efforts hn The next morning tanks and ar­ that all the villagers really “technical" details remained to be the state, the deadline would be Connecticut, because there is a tight Its 300 re s id e n ts , m ostly wanted was to be left alone'. f •, He was born in Newburgh, N.Y., Aug. 24, he said. farmers, have called themselves mored personnel carriers roared and was the son of Charles and resolved. Continued from page I location of these rooms sidesteps organization and lots of money. ...’ into the village. The children “Will you take the names of In Beirut, rescue workers scoured the need to run patients downstairs He said he wants, to join Weickdr Lebanese for the past 35 years. these men?” they asked the jour­ Patricia Gibson Gallagher. The l)IF\/,IO ’S CA.NDIDACY But they are Palestinians, part clung to their mothers’ skirts. mother was formerly of demolished areas for more victims said one expecting mother to her from the fourth floor labor rooms and Moffett in any debates thw nalist. "Can you tell the Israelis emerged from a convention held last of the first group of refugees who The young ones had seen this Manchester. of Thursday's shelling, which killed husband. where the new unit is to the regular weekend in a Fairfield home among might have. He said a debate would drama played out before, and no that these men are farmers, not or wounded up to 500 people, accor­ The unit is located in the new wing show voters they have a choicS, made their exodus northward terrorists?” He attended local schools and was operating rooms. conservatives who oppose Weicker. with the creation of Israel in amount of soothing could erase a 1982 graduate of theJJr. Robert H. ding to Palestinian estimates. of the hospital, and also has ttvo con­ The idea behind the birthing room, The cause has the backing of the besides picking between WeickdT the terror from their eyes. Independent sources were unable to ventional delivery rooms for and Moffett, whom DiFazij) 1948. For 35 years they have THIS WAR is filled with in­ Brown Junior High School in a concept that was pioneered by National Conservative Political Ac­ coaxed olives and aubergines All the men from the village nocents. They are the children determine the number of dead or caesarean operations or for mothers Manchester Memorial in 1969, is to classified as liberals with similar Madison. Besides his parents, he is tion Committee. from the reluctant soil. were gathered beneath the long wounded. who choose to give birth, permit the expectant couple more positions. * whose games mock the violence survived by a sister, Lisa, at home. However, DiFazio insisted his is The daily destruction of Beirut, barrel oT an Israeli Defense of their elders, children who lose His maternal grandmother, Mrs. The cease-fire — arranged after traditionally, with anesthesia. The involvement in the birth of their not a strictly negative, anti-Weicker Besides economic issues, DiFazlt) Force (IDF) tank. The men sat President Reagan bitterly com­ said he will stress other consei^ some 40 miles to the north, their limbs and lives in the es­ Elizabeth Gibson of West Center child. campaign. seems from this, relatively in groups of three and four, ner­ Street, Manchester and his paternal plained the Israeli assault had Officials said there has been no in­ vative issues, like his stands againK vous men ranging in age from 16 calating horror. They are the “I made a pre-requisite of my bucolic outpost to be taking place grandmother, Mrs, Dora Andrews delayed enactment of Habib’s peace crease world-wide in mortality campaign at the convention that I abortion and against busing H) • to 65. Israeli civilians who had to live plan — held firm a day after it took achieve school desegregation. 1^ in another land. The village’s their days in concrete bunkers as of Eastman. Ga., and several aunts, statistics since the beginning of the would stop dead in my tracks if I irrigation pump chugs along as it At one end of the line an Israeli uncles and cousins. effect at 11 a.m. EDT Thursday. The Police natural childbirth procedures, and saw any effort to solely stop Lowell said Weicker and Moffett both su ^ lieutenant demanded answers; at the PLO lobbed rockets into the feeds the precipus'Canal water to Funeral services will be held Mon­ military command in Tel Aviv-said port busing and the right to choo^ populated areas of northern they said it is attractive to many Weicker,” said DiFazio. ”I know small plots^,X^ the other end a waiter from the day at 1 p.m. at the South United PLO snipers had violated the cease­ couples. Toby Moffett and Lowell Weicker an abortion. i local cafe served the prisoners a Israel. fire as did. Syrian troops in the DiFazio claimed he is not a pupptt On the n l^ t of July 21 a convoy Methodist Church, 1226 Main St., The nursery area of the unit con­ personally. I have no personal ax to of Israeli troop buses crossed the dank Turkish coffeq, courtesy of They are the vast numbers of i Manchester, Burial will be in the eastern Bekka valley, wounding an charge tains a demonstration room where grind with either of them.” of NCPAC and other ultr^ their captors. Palestinians, now into another bridge over the Litani River a East Cemetery, and friends may Israeli soldier. mothers can be taught bathing and conservatives. He said he is in t& DiFazio has not been embraced few miles south of the village. THE WOMEN began to generation of living in mud brick call at the Holmes Funeral Home, Habib’s plan calls for the evacua­ feeding techniques for their babies. unanimously by conservatives, race to win, not just to run a proteiffi The driver of the last bus chatted scream. Some threw stones as squalor in the refugee camps of 400 Main St., Manchester, Sunday tion of the guerrillas and a near- There is also a visiting room where some of whom question his conser­ campaign. * with one of the soldiers, who was they saw some of their husbands Gaza and Rashidea. from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. simultaneous establishment of a driver parents whose child must be vative credentials. DiFazio used to “ I told the people at the conven­ on a slow, dusty journey home and fathers and brothers being ■And they are most of the multinational peacekeeping force in hospitalized longer than the mother be a liberal Democrat and that tion, and they agreed with me, thik for a few days’ respite from the led into the bus which was to take farmers of this village, men who west Beirut. Israel wasnts most of can be visited. makes some conservatives nervous. we heed a broader base of support^ want above all to protect their Roger Alesci the guerrillas to leave before the EAST HARTFORD - A Hartford said DiFazio. ‘‘They wanted ji fighting in ^ iru t. them southward into Israel for Roger Alesci, 62, a form er There is also a place for siblings “If being a conservative means groves and water pumps from peace force sets up, fearing the PLO man is being charged with two to stay while their new brother or that I'm pro-Ronald Reagan, except broader base and want to win. T h^ THE NIGHT’S CALM was detention and further Manchester resident, died Thursday questioning. The scene was the thunder of a war raging about may use the foreign troops as a counts of manslaughter after he sister is being born close enough to for a few mid-coqrse corrections want to win as badly as,I do.” shattered when a PLO rifle shot in Baltimore, Md, allegedly, while being pursued by brutal but short. The young thorn. “screen” and delay their exodus. the birthing room so a visit with the that are necessary, then I’m a con­ DiFazio, who has run — in sortie that was intended for the driver But, as the journalist assured He served in the South Pacific in In Tel Aviv, Prime Minister police, drove his car at high speed forrri or another — for the U.S. Israeli soldiers fired their 1942 with Army Company K, 169 In­ newest addition to the family can be servative,” said DiFazio. “In 1960, tore into the side of the soldier. the villagers that he would pass Menachem Begin told the on Silver Lane headon into a small Congress from the 1st District foitr The driver gunned the bus over machine guns into the air as the fantry. He had lived in Manchester made. when I was a liberal, the problems old womfen continued their futile on their stories of injustice to the newspaper Ma’ariv, “The business car with five people in it. Two were Also new to the unit is air con­ were on the other side of the world times, has yet to win an election.^' the metal sheets of the rude military authorities, a shout until the break of World War II. He with the terroists will end by next killed instantly, and the other three wail. leaves bis wife, Caroline, a son, ditioning and central heating, more ' from what they are now. bridge, trying to evade the volley from the IDF search party drew week. Philip Habib promised me were left seriously injured, police of rocket propelled grenades that When the dry dust of the tanks’ Roger, and two daughters, Denise efficient than what the old unit had, “Demand side economics, up and him away. that... the matter must be over in a said. followed the initial burst of fire. retreat had settled, a deceptive and Caroline, all of Baltimore. He officials said. through John F. Kennedy, was the calm entered the now manless Obviously relieved to be vin­ few days.” The accused suffered slight in­ The new wing will be in operation right medicine, but. we’ve given the Instead of a massacre, only dicated, the soldiers showed the also leaves two sisters, Josephine juries, police said. homes of the village. The wives Rescue workers in Beirut used the Monday. country an overdose of it. I don’t five soldiers, including the American journalist what they’d Pontillo of Spruce Street, cease-fire to look for victims of the One of the survivors, seven-year Manchester, and Blance Reale of think the New Deal was meant to be CartI o f T hanks found — a pile of PLO weapons, latest Israeli air, ground and sea old Sharon Mitchell of Glastonbury, right for all times. So I gpew.” the grenades and rocket Cooper Street, Manchester. He also assault. was in “extremely critical” condi­ We wish to thank friendf, leaves two brothers, Edward launchers bearing the Russian In one case, civil defense officials tion Friday night following the noon­ DIFVZIO .SAID be.'.expects to Manchester Police and Cassinari of Plainville and Albert Personal advice Deparfhienlsi And Manchester lettering of their manufacturers. said they recovered 70 bodies from a time accident, a Hartford Hosptial draw votes from Democrats, as well ^ '* ** As the journalist drove away, Cassinari of Newington, Calling demolished building in south Beirut spokeswoman said. Abigail Van Buren offers personal as Republicans. Ambulance Service for their many hours are at the Schawb Funeral acts of kindness during the passing his notebMk and camera fill^ and that 30 others were still trapped Sharon s mother, Eleanor, 41, of advice daily in one of America’s “For the media to think that the with images of guilt and in­ Home, 3512 F re d e ric k A ve., best-read columns, "Dear Abby,” in of our Wife and Mother. but feared dead in the structure’s Homestead Street, in Glastonbury, Democrats would not switch over to nocence, the last of the Israeli 5-YEAR-OLD OOSAMA HUWAIDI IS COMFORTED BY MOTHER Baltimore, and the burial will be basement. and her sister, Ann Marie, 9, died The Manchester Herald’s Focus sec­ me shows they don’t understand that Almet E. Sullivab Monday. and family :. searchers also disappeared down . . . her father was brought to Israel for questioning “The victims are all civilians,” from multiple injuries when their tion. ' the same people switched over and the village’s lone road. said a French rescue worker on the car was crushed by a large Lincoln The mothers began cooking scene. Continental, driven by David dinner for their now diminished Palestinian officials said more Brown, 24, of Bellvue Square, Hart­ families, and the children ford, police said. CONNECTICUrS 1982 Rome: than 500 people were killed or lESf huddled close to their sides. wounded and 800 houses destroyed in Sharon’s brother, Raymond Todd Photos by Goldbaum Israel’s 10-hour attack Thursday. Mitchell Jr., 14. waain serious and While Israel said its war planes guarded condition Friday night, as SUMMER SALEI plan for and artillery hit only Palestinian was another passenger, William targets in west Beirut, reporters Luchon, 14, of 'Tolland. BEST NAMES! touring the city saw dozens of The hospital spokeswoman said 4 years civilian areas destroyed by the tons the latter two were expected to sur­ BEST SELECTION! of shells and bombs that terrorized vive, but they had reservations the city. about Sharon. “She’s being watched THURS. AUB. 12 — 3 TO 10 FBI AUB 113 - 10 TO 10 BEST PRICES! The non-stop barrage temporarily extremely carefully,” she said. WE GUARANTEE ITI HARTFORD (UPI) - Connec­ halted negotiations to end the war East Hartford police also charged SAT AUB 14 - 10 TO 0 ticut should move to a multi-year and Lebanese Prime Minister Brown with third-degree larceny, . SUN AUB 10 -> 12 TO 0 budget system to allow more control Chefik Wazzan walked out of the dis­ alleging that he shoplifted 17 pairs over government and better plan­ cussions with Habib. of jeans from a store in the Charter WORLD PREMIER BOOTS ning of long-term policy goals. Wazzan said Israel’s latest at­ Oak Mall. Republican gubernatorial candidate tacks “indicate that they are still Police said Brown was being pur­ SAVE AT LEAST Lewis Rome said Friday. HART opting for a military solution.” sued by a store security officer and But Habib resumed his dis­ sped his car out onto Silver Lane, SUZY CHAFFEE SKIS Rome announced appointment of SKI cussions with tl^e Lebanese ran a red light and continued at a IN 50% a task force to work on a four-year negotiating team headed by Presi­ high rate of speed toward Hartford. POLES MEET SUZY on all ramalning t budget plan, which he said would PERSON dent Elias Sarkis Friday, and Waz­ Police spokesman Robert Kenary ALPINA, CABER allow for better management of said Friday night his department’s 50% OFF SATURDAY AUQ. Uth zan later said it was now up to Israel and moral state government and would let peo­ officers were in a cruiser nearby, LANGE, NORDICA to decide when the evacuation plan from >12 NOON—NEWINGTON ARAICHLE ple know where the state Was would be implemented. and witnessed Brown doing the headed in the future.' motor vehicle violations. Intending •2 PM—VERNON “Habib has enough details to tie •4P M —AVON SAVE 33% to 50% up the negotiations and begin the to pull Brown over, they started ^ . 9 9 The tour-year budget would be .an following him. AN ISRAELI SOLDIER SHOWS PLO ARMS outline of spending and specific implementation... but that is only onKOFlACH WOMAN PLEADS WITH SOLDIER possible if Israel’s Jntentions are But Kenary-said Brown sped up, budgets for each of the four years reached a speed of 55 mph, then SKIS 1982-83 DOLOUKIE . . begs him not to take her husband . . . cache uncovered during search of village would be presented' annually for good," he said. SKI JAWS “The Lebanese and Palestinian appeared to lose control of the car. 1 9 0 2 -1 9 0 3 See them at legislative approval as is now the He crossed into the left lane and hit case. sides have agreed on the Habib plan. KASTLE wHhLOCKS nZZO’S FUST and |i .Now it is up to Israel,” Wazzan said. a dar, then skipped back into the “They’ll know where I’m taking westbound lane at an angle, police 8 m tiMm first at them,” Rome said of a four-year Israel has accepted the plan “in rag. 24.95 SAVE 20% iUij principle” but said most of the said. Kenary said Brown then ap­ RIZZO...and SAVE budget, which he said would tell parently overcompensated for the lawmakers and state residents “ this Palestinians should leave west 10% TO 33% Beirut before the arrival of the angle he was going at and ended up 14” is the path I want you to take." back into the oncoming traffic', HATS,,GL0VES Rome charged the current course multi-national fprce. Lebanon and the Palestinians when he hit the Mitchell car head M TTENSM d being taken by Democratic Gov. on. lAVE 25% TO 50% William O’Neill had the state want at least a token multinational AlIAOIXSSIMES presence before the first group of 1,- He said Brown was doing about 55 n dl remainktt 81/82 headed for a personal income tax, mph when the collision took place. which O’Neill has repeatedly said he 000 Palestine Liberation Organiza­ )YNIU8C, DYMItAR, tion guerrillas leaves the city. He said his officers reacted to the 33% to opposes. incident properly, and disputed "in­ Rome said he thought a bipartisan "The timing of who comes in first lUWT, M S S im and and who gets out first is still un­ nuendo’s” that the pursuit con­ commission studying the state's tributed to the accident. He said his m o w SKIS 70% OFF taxing and spending policies would resolved,” Wazzan said. Government sources said a com­ officers did not know anything about SWMfi recommend an income tax in its the shoplifting until after the acci­ report to be completed by January. promise would be the deployment of SBOOVALENTE Lebanese Army regulars and U.N. dent, but were only trying to enforce Id recommend an income tax in its a motor vehicle law. CL0TMK-SIIVE33%T070% MANDIEW 82/83 observers in west Beirut to super­ report to be completed-by January. He said Brown suffered no serious vise the first stage of the Palestir on remainii^ AFRC^ “I believe that commission is injuries, and that the incident is still 25% OFF nian evacuation. ’ j heading toward an income tax and I under investigation. Adventure Gm t , Comfy, HCC think the governor of the state of They said once the Palestinians Rockee CRAZY^EAtS 'Mi Connecticut .knows that,” Rome begin leaving, the multinational ' force consisting of French, U.S. and Skyr, _ NEW! said, referring' to the Bipartisan Got a news tip? V’ Commission on State Tax Revenue Italian troops could move into the If you have a news tip or story W Im Stag, SiOKKTVIW ir^ kis from ^20.95 and Related Fiscal Policy. city to supervise the rest of the evacuation.Military sources in Italy idea in Manchester, contact City and more! 49“ ootsfromH4.9l said that nation's peace contingent Editor Alex Girelli at The UNDER THE SCRUTINY OF THE ISRAELIS Manchester Herald, telephone 643^ had received its marching orders •Pgckages froi men of Retinea wait their turn to be questioned and the force of 590 volunteers with 2711. About collecting nearly 200 vehicles left the'Legnano ^ 9 . 9 5 STORE HOURS: Russ MacKendrick writes about barracks, 18 miles north of Milan, Eighty percent of the world’s jute, stamps, coins and almost anything early in the day. used In twine and packing material, s n m u m Mon-FrilO-8 WOMEN OF RETINEA WATCH GUN BARRELS PARADE PAST In the Ma’ariv interview. Begin comes from East Pakistan. The 18-B collectible — in "Collectors’ n aM aa__ m__ tf-s ■ AF . We auMiiiiaa'ltl . . . as the Israeli halftrack storms Into their village Comer,” every Tuesday in The said that only when Syrian troops plant requires a hot, humid climate. ' R t 03. Vamon Cirala aVERNON a 0730607 Sun ii^-s Herald’s Focus/Leisure section. left Lebanon' would the Israelis Some parts of East Pakistan get up l a y a w a y e " leave the counitry. to 200 inches of rainfall a year. MANCUKSTER HERALD. Sat.. Aug. 14. 1982 - l.'t 12 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Sat.. Aug. 14. 1982 News for senior citizens - Weddings , , II I j ; I II its fall programs

die of September which will give us ' DEAR ABBY: We kiss emotionally disturbed. I no right to invite an escort Editor’s note: This column is plenty of time to make up the rain prepared by the Marfcbester Senior and cuddle by the hour. We was phjwlcally ill! without the permission of Citizens Crater. It appears in the dates. ^ . aren’t youngsters. He’s a 1 had surgery with the the bride’s family since Splish 1 was' informed the other day that widower of 66, and I’m 69 understanding that I had they are footing the bill. Herald on Wednesdays and Satur­ Tony Golas, an active member and days. and have never been Dear Abby only a 30 percent chance of I honestly thought it was splash avid ^ If e r is in the hospital. On maiTied — or anything. surviving. To make a long socially correct for a behalf of seniors and the staff, we Nerangl, a 2-year-old By Joe DImlnIco (Yes, I’m still a vir^.) Abigail Van Buren story short, I am now 21 woman to be escorted, and Activities Speclaiist hope for a speedy recovery. The kissing and cuddling is and haven’t had a seizure since no escort was Bengal tiger, finds Also in the hospital are Reginal as far d k ‘l will go. Of since my operation. I am provided for me, I invited solace from the 8 0 - Greetings. Gburski, Georgia Vince and Alice . course, he would like sex, also happily married and my own. degree heat by playing This year the center is expanding Scagel. Again we hope that all will but I told him no marriage, am expecting a baby next Was 1. wrong? with the water spigot its fall programs, especially have a spee^ recovery. ^ Kush’S ;flo sex. month. S(X)IALLY AWKWARD that shoot water into educational ones. For the first time Annabelle Dodge is home resting Bonnie Lopez . He wants to live together Abby, please keep telling the tigers’ pool at the we have the instructors available comfortably. We hope to see her DEAR AWKWARD: Richard Sweet first and has given me your readers that if there Los Angeles Zoo. with expertise in specific areas. The soon back a t the center in an active every excuse Imaginable for Yes. You should not have is any doubt about a invited an escort without craft classes scheduled for the fall role. ^ not wanting to get married. once to tell them I was diagnosis to get a second hi will include: crewel, needlqwint, Lopez-Sweet first asking permission to The center will be closed for ac­ Maiidy, his children are DEAR YOUNCi planning to kill my mother. opinion. ceramics, basketweaying, rug tivities from Aug. 30 to Sept. 3. This do so. Mr. and Mrs. William L. Lopez of against it, and he hasn’t Whether he will give In, 1 I was sent to a foster home, HAPPY ENDING UPl photo hooking, quilting, rhacrame, will ^ v e us the opportunity to do the cannot predict. You could then a mental institution, East Beach, R.I., formerly of Ver­ ' enough money. Also, he IN C»LORADO DEAR ABBY; I notice refinishing and caning. All the floors and spruce up the l^lding. non Road, Bolton, announce the . says there are plenty of save a lot of Ume by giving and ended up in a half-way >a^'5 / classes will be free of charge with him a deadline. But never house. Fifteen seizures a DEAR HAPPY: I shall. that you used the word Pinochle scores engagement of - their daughter, women i.who will give him “assume” a lot. Never the exception of the cost of Bonnie-Lee Ann Lopez of 241 W. sex without marriage. give a man a deadline (or day were about average for Congratulations, and materials. Ullian U wis, 661; Mary HiU, 624; an ultimatum) unless me. There were times I thanks for a wonderful assume anything. When Arvid Peterson, 600; Sam Schorrs, Center St., to Richard George The lack of money and you assume, you make an The staff hopes that all the seniors Sweet, son of Mr. and Mrs. George his children being against you’re prepared to lose. was so drugged from success story. will take advantage of this and par­ 599; Robert Schubert, 589; Betty medication that I had to “ass” out of '“u” and Turner, 578; Helen Silver, 577; Sweet of 627 Center St. ' it happen to be true. I don’t “ me.” ticipate in as many programs as The bride-elect is a 1973 graduate , know about other women. DEAR ABBYi When I close one eye to see D EA R A B B Y : I Annette Hillery, 574; Floyd Post, ASSUMED NADA possible. Stay in tune with the ‘ We live in the same apart- was 12, there was some straight. I Was told 1 was received an invitation to 572; Bridge scores: Carl Popple, 4,- of Bolton High School and attended IN OK. CITY Mrs. Chris G. Nelson Mrs. Ramino D. Salcedo column for the starting dates and Manchester Community College, ' ment building, which 0ves question about what was emotionally disturbed. , my cousin’s wedding. With times. 680; Annette Hillery, 4,l70; Irene . me an edge. wrong vrith me, then 1 was J entered a hospital for it came an RSVP card, Supermarket Shopper Walsh, 3,940; Mabel Loomis, 3,670; a e is employed at P ratt & Whitney If you hate to write August will be a busy-month for ' Sex without marriage is finally diagnosed as having some tests, and during the with a stamped envelope B arbara Conklin, 3,630; Mary Aircraft. letters because you don’t trips. Monday we will be having a The prospective bridegroom is a against my principles, but ejpilepsy. I was given large examination they dis­ for my reply. I accepted Nelson-Sheridan Salcedo-Carpenter Thrall, 3,560. know what to say, send for registratjpn for the Rocky Neck trip 1968 graduate of Manchester High ; at my age, my chances for doses of medication to con­ covered a tumor the size of the invitation and indicated at 9:30 a.m. The trip is scheduled to Abby’s complete booklet Schedule for week School and served in the U.S. Navy 'marriage are practically trol the condition. a large turkey egg on my on the card that I was Christine A. Carpenter of Bolton and Ramiro D. leave Aug. 26. The fee is $2. The next four years were right temporal lobe. This bringing an escort — and 1 on letter-writing. Send $2 4 Mary-Ellen Anne Sheridan and Chris George Nelson, Cashiers sound off Salcedo of Mansfield were married Aug. 6 at Emanuel Monday: 7:30 p.m., goU and 11 for four years aboard the USS '. nil. The attraction between and a long, stamped (37 both of Manchester, were married Aug. 7 at St. James On Aug. 20, at 9 a.m. we will be Midway. He also is employed at Pratt :us is strong. a nightranre. 1 went com- tumor had been putting wrote his name. Lutheran Church in Manchester. having a registration for the Fall a.m., golf picnic at Ninte Hole; 9:30 Now it seems that 1 have cents) self-addressed hand. Church in Manchester. a.m., registoation lor Rocky Neck; & Whitney Aircraft. A June 4 wed­ Jf I hold out for pletely/wazy. I slit my pressure_on the part of my By Martin Sloahe The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas River Shopping Trip. The cost of the brain that controlled my committed a “cardinal envelope to Abby, Letter There are also the Don't they understand The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William L. 10 a.m., chess and checkers, bingo; ding is planned. marriage, do you think wriste; ran away, tried to Carpenter of 18 Hillcrest Road in Bolton. The groom is trip is $18 which includes transpor­ personality. So it turns out sin.” I have been informed Booklet, P.O. Box 38923, Several months ago 1 customers who wait until that if 1 take these coupons Sheridan of 55 Candlewood Drive. The groom is the son noon, lunch; 12:30 p.m., pinochle he’ll give in? overdose on my medication the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Ricardo Salcedo. tation and lunch. Choices for lunch and even callte the police I never was epileptic or (by my mother) that I had Hollywood, Calif. 90038. wrote a column araing their order is all rung up I could lose my job? Can of Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Nelson of 24 Sunset St. The Rev. Dale Gustafson officiated at the double ring games,'bus pick-up at 8 a.m. return YOUNG AT HEART The Rev. Francis Krukowski of St. James and the are: turkey, chicken breast or supermarket cashiers for a and bagged and then tell your readers understand ceremony. Marsha Warren was soloist and Alfred Ekiker scrod. The trip is scheduled for Sept. trips at 12:% and 3 p.m. little more cooperation and me that they have some why 1 am not overjoyed to Rev. Donald Long of Worcester officiated at the double Tuesday: 9 a.m., bus for shop­ ring ceremony. Jane Maccarone of Manchester was was organist. 15. consideration in dealing coupons. I am expected to see a customer with a The bride was given in marriage by her father. We will also be having a signup for ping; 7:45 p.m., trip to Brotherhood with customers. As a unpack everything and find handful of coupons? soloist and organist. Matron of honor was Deborah Carpenter of East Hart­ Winery will leave from Pic an’ Save The bride was given in marriage by her father. Susan the Eastern State Elxpositlon Fair Resolve the cause of anxiety first result,, I received many the right price to deduct Sure, it is my job and I ford, friend of the bride. on Aug. 27 at 9 a.m. The cost of the parking lot; 12:30 p.m., bus returns letters from cashiers who for the free-product chose it. But there is no K. Sheridan of Vernon, sister of the bride, was maid of BridesiTiaids were Arlyne Salcedo of Ithaca^ .N.Y., from shopping. honor. Bridesmaids were Linda Hassettof Manchester, trip is $7 which w ill include asked for “equal time.” I coupons or check that they excuse for some of the sister of the groom, and Deborah Gauthier of West Wedne^ay: 9 a.m., public health stop having attacks. DEAR READER; Of sister of the groom, and Marjorie Sipples of transportation and admission into think they deserve it, so purchased the pi - Jucts for things we cashiers have to Haven, friend of the bride. the fair grounds. Lunch is not in­ nurse by appointment; 10 a.m.. DEAR DR. LAMB; I Sometimes resolving the course they do. In their consider what they have to which they have cents-off endure at the hands of Manchester. The best man was Michael A. Esposito of East Haven. Friendship Circle, pinochle; noon, have been having a causes of anxiety, is rather raw state none of these Best man was James Jobin of Yuma, Arizona. Ushers cluded. The trip is scheduled to say. coupons. thoughtless customers. Ushers were Daniel Salcedo of Cooper City, Fla., and lunch; l2:30 p.m., bridge games; 1 problem with hyperventila­ simple. Incidentally, items has a lot of calories. were Albin Berzinis of Medford, N.J. and Kurt Hassett leave on Sept. 22. Then there are the peo­ If customers would show Robert Salcedo of Mansfield, both brothers of the The Brotherhood Winery Trip will p.m., arts and crafts class, bus pick tion. ’That is what my doctor anxiety is made worse by Most of their calories are DEAR MARTIN: The ple who give me outdated us a little consideration, it of Manchester. majority of supermarket groo?n. u be leaving the Pick an’ Save parking up at 8 a.m., return trips at noon and says IS causing my symp­ Your Health habits that increase body from carbohydrates. ’They coupons or coupons for would make it a lot easier After a reception at the Army & Navy Club in After a reception at Emanuel Lutheran Church, the 3 p.m. toms. It is very fri^tening adrenalin, such as smoking are low in fat and contain shoppers are very nice. Manchester, the couple left on a wedding trip to Hawaii. lotat7:45a.m.onAug. 17. There are which they don’t have the for us to do our jobs and couple left on a wedding trip to Cape Cod. They will Thursday: 9 a.m.. Mystic trip; 10 and causes .me to have and drinking coffee. no cholesterol. No plant Some are darlings — help­ They will make their home in Manchester. .still seats available. Anyone in­ Lawrence Lamb, M.D. products. When I refuse to give them the best possible • make their home in East Hartford. terested in going should contact a.m., orchestra rehearsal. , rather deep depression for I am sending you The foods contain cholesterol. ful, patient, pleasant and take the coupons, some of service. — Denise from The bride is a graduate of East Catholic High School, Friday: 9 a.m., register for Fall Health Letter 19-8, That But since you fry your very understanding. and she attended Manchester Community College. She is The bride is a 1979 graduate of the Manchester Daniels Travel Agency for detaUs. ' several days after it these people get very nas- Portage, Pa. Memorial Hospital School of Radiologic Technology and The agency also has information on River trip; 9:30 a.m., cribbage; 10 ! happens. Anxious Feeling, so you vegetables you are adding But there are also employed by CIGNA Corp. in Hartford. shoppers who treat a 1982 graduate of Manchester Community College. the Greenport trip which is a.m., kitchen social games; lunch, My doctor has given me will understand the a lot of fat to your diet. 12:45; setback games, bus pick up at mechanisms liivolved. That is especially true if cashiers as if we are trying The groom is a graduate of Manchester High School, The groom is a 1982 graduate of Quinnebaug Valley scheduled to leave bn Aug. 30.- : mild tranquilizers and has Community College and Ellis Technical School in 8 a.m . return trips at noon and 3:15 ‘ told me. to. try and watch or This causes you to blowoff attack occurs it is very Others can Send 75 cents you bread them first, as to take advantage of them. A All you gardeners don’t forget the and he attends the University of Connecticut. He is wise to try to breathe slow­ Hardly a day goes by that Clip ‘n’ file refunds Danielson. program we have scheduled for p.m. • control my breathing. Pre­ too much carbon dioxide with a long, stamped, self- the batter or flour will soak emplyed by Conyers Construction Co. of Manchester. ly and not very deeply. we are not accused of pur­ Aug. 25 on canning and freezing. The Mary Jo OeMalne sent conditions in my home through your lungs. The addressed envelope for it up oil. Don’t try to hold your posely shortchanging program is sponsored by the Univef-1^ Menu for week are very upsetting at carbon dioxide comes from to me, in care of the breath as that can trigger There are many good someone. i Dairy Products, Oils, Margarine, Diet sity of Connecticut Co-operativ'e ^ Monday: soup, chicken patty on DeMaine-Neff times, and very diffiedt to carbonic acid (water and Herald, P.O. Box 1551...... carbon dioxide combined). reflexes that affect your Radio City Station, New things to be said about Why in the world would I Products (File 2) Extension Service. roll, lettuce and tomato, vanilla pud­ Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. DeMaine deal with. vegetarian diets and there circulation and could in­ York, N.Y. 10019, we want to ring up the All golfers are reminded that the ding, beverage. ' of Hartford announce the engage­ Is this type of thing Ufe The loss of acid upsets the are also some problems. I Clip out this file and keep it with similar cash-off threatening? Just how acid base balance of your crease your chances of wrong price? If a customer I coupons — beverage refund offers with beverage cookout will be Monday, at 11 a.rti. Wednesday: turkey on wheat ment of their daughter, Mary Jo fainting. DEAR DR. LAMB: I You need to be sure you are is overcharged, the money at the Ninth Hole Stand. From here bread, sunshine salad, potato chips, DeMaine, to David Alan Neff, son of serious is it? I would ap- body causing what doctors getting enough good quali­ I coupons, for example. Start collecting the needed predate any information call respiratory alkalosis-- 'These reactions are com­ would like to know if fried goes to the store, not to us. I proofs of purchase while looking for the required U cookies, beverage. on In all rain dates for the golf Mr. and Mrs. John Neff of 7 mon as part of anxiety. peppers, eggplants and ty protein. To do that you In fact, errors are em­ league will be made up at the end of Friday: soup, ham and cheese on you. have and so would meaning too much alkali need a combination of I refund forms at the supermarket, in newspapers Northfleld St. others who have for the amount of acid in Your comment about your squash have any barrassing, especially and magazines, and when trading with friends, the season unless otherwisb rye bread, pickles, ice cream, The bride-elect is a graduate of nutritional value. I grow mature bean seeds and experienced this same your body chemis^. home situation suggests when we must get a super­ j Offers may not be available in all areas of the coun- specified. Our league ends the midV leverage. Buckley High School and is that you have a reason for my own vegetables and am cereal in your diet. Of visor to approve the cor­ thing. course, if you are drinking [ try. Allow 10 weeks to receive each refund, empioyed by Interstate United It is difficult to avoid unresolved anxiety. You a vegetarian. I fry them in rection. j The following refund offers are worth $7.10. This ' Corp. The prospective bridegroom is corn oil. Of course I eat a milk or using milk DEAR READER: The being more anxious if you might benefit from some We also take verbal j week’s refund offers have a total value of $21.89. a graduate of Manchester High reaction you have, start watching your professional counseling. If lot of bread also. My blood products then you will not abuse because of rising 'H A bout Town have a problem in that I CHEEZ WHIZ $1 Offer. Receive a $1 coupon. School and is employed by Mott’s assuming your doctor’s breathing. It is better to you can either alter the pressure is 118 over 68 and prices. We only ring up the I Send the required refund form, two back labels with Shop Rite. An Oct. 9 wedding is I’m 5 feet 3 inches tall and regard. Depending on your diagnosis is correct, is solve the reason why you situation or your response amount we see m a rk ^ on I I iniversal Product Code symbols from any size or G planned. from either breathing too start over-breathing in the to it your anxiety level may weigh 150 pounds. I’m 74 diet you may also need the item. We have no con­ 1 ^ some vitamin B-12. I v.iriety of Cheez Whiz and a register tape showing a off-campus courses,- contact the fast or too deeply or both. first place. Of course, if an decrease and you might years old. trol over prices. When we I $1 or larger purchase of fresh vegetables. Expires Tennis court Community Services office at 646- Swietek-JaworskI do our own shopping, we I :>ec. 31, 1982. 2137. pay the same prices! I CHIFFON MARGARINE Coupon Offer. Receive Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Swletek of We take verbal abuse lighting out South Windsw announce the engage­ I three 20-cent coupons for Chiffon and four recipes. because shoppers are stuck I Send the required refund form and the daisy from The Manchester Community ment of their daughter, Sandra in a slow checkout line. Is I the fronts of three packages of Chiffon Margarine. College tennis court lighting system Parents set Swictek, to Frank C. Jaworskl, son it our fault that the of Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Jaworski Procrastinating at work is problem I . iSxpires Dec. 31, 1982. will be disconnected for an in­ customer at the front of the I IXiLLY MADISON 50-Cent Refund Offer. Send definite period of time due to con­ Tuesday meeting of 33 Clyde Road. line didn’t have enough ■ the required refund form, the Universal Product . The bride-elect is a 1981 graduate decision. A man I met two struction on the new bfiilding. TTie you to travel that far and money to pay the bill or I t !ode symbol from the bottom of one Zingers family of Southern Connecticut State DEAR DR. BLAKER: I college will make an announcement Chapter 469 of Parents Without years ago when I was in the take such a chance of being didn’t get a check ap­ j pack or three Zingers three-packs and a register College. The prospective have been in therapy for when the power is restored. Partners will have an orientation army has traveled across rejected to ask for your proved? j tape with the price of a half-gallon of milk circled, meeting on Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the ^ bridegroom is a 1978 graduate of ' two years specifically to the country to my hand in marriage. Every accusation breaks ‘ work on my tendency to Ask j Expires Nov. 30, 1982. home of Howard Madsen, 197 Trinity College in Hartford, and he hometown and has asked Secondly, don’t do down our concentration is a master’s degree candidate at In­ procrastinate in my work [ ESTEE Refund. Receive a $1 refund. Send the Hackmatack St. Dr. Blaker my hand in marriage. anything you will live to and lessens our ability to j required refund form and the Universal Product MCC offers Any widowed, divorced, separated diana University. situation. I never knew him very regret. Don’t feel achieve accuracy. Thank My tberapist and I have Code symbols from three different Estee products. or never married person who has at A July 23,1983 wedding is planned. Karen Blaker, Ph.D. well and was never very at­ pressured to answer right heavens for the thoughtful new courses ' talked about the roots of Expires June 30. 1983. least one living child is eligible to tracted to him but you have away. shoppers. Without them this problem but my KRAFT *1 Refund Offer. Send the required re­ Join. For additional information, to know a little more about the job would be impossi­ More than 50 non-credit courses PIrnie-Albert behavior has not changed If he can’t stay around fund form and five Universal Product Code symbols call^Sally Raymond at 6494882-or my situation to understand ble. — Cathy from from any 8-ounce Kraft Dips. Expires Dec. 31,1082. will be offered this fall at Mr. a ^ Mrs. Bruce Pimie of in the least. for a while or travel back Howard Madsen at 643-1219. why I might be tempted by Bethlehem, Pa. LIGHT 'N ■ LIVELY Refund Offer. Receive a re­ Manchester Community College. Kinnelon, N.J. announce the engage­ ‘ Can you throw any light and forth for vacations, this offer. fund of $1, $1.50 or $2. For $1. send the required re­ New courses include personnel in­ ment of their daughter. Heather Pir- ; on the subject? I a m .42 years old and start a correspondence DEAR MARTIN: I Mrs. Aaron L. Johnson Mrs. Lawrence J. Keenan The patient said she did first and then spent the fund form and Universal Product Code symbols terviewing and recruitment nie, to Michael R. Albert, son of Mr. have n e W been married. I with him— anything to buy think that your readers and that the frosting was rest of the day trying to from three different Light ’n' Lively products. For techniques, marketing for the small 3 area students and Mrs. Robert Albert of 41 DEAR READER: A am not pretty at all and am time so that you can get to should get an idea of what her favorite part. complete the tedious part. $1..50, send the form and UPC symbols from four business, overcoming test anxiety, McDivitt Drive. thraapist ^ friend mine quite overweight. In addi­ know him better. it is like on the other side of dream workshop, divorce support, Then the therapist asked different products. For $2, send the form and UPC Keenan-McGrath on dean’s list Miss Pirnie is a graduate of the once had a patient with the They worked out a plan tion to these drawbacks, I The lack of an initial at­ the checkout counter. Johnson-Wait and literary research for begiimers. ' same problem. They her about her cake-eating symbols from five different products. Expires Sept. Three area students have been American School in London, whereby the patient agreed stutter when I talk. traction doesn’t mean the Coupon clippers should see , worked through her habits. The patient said she a few' things from a 30, 1982. Also, controlling your future, named to the dean’s list at the England aite of Sweet Briar C ollie to complete, the t^ o u s I bad accepted the fact relationship is not meant to Karen Wait of Manchester and Aaron Linn Johnson of Cheryl Ann McGrath of Holliston, Mass., and feelings about authority, always ate the frosting Jobs first and leave the cashier’s point of view. WEIGHT WATCHERS Cooking Spray Offer. storytelling workshop, wines of Ger­ Barney School of Busineu and in Virginia where she received bra that I would never marry be but you do owe yourself Receive a refund of up to $1 for one dozen eggs. Glastonbury were married Aug. 7 at the Second Lawrence J. Keenan of Manchester were married June talking a t length about her first. pleasurable part for the 1 may get a few hundred many, effective money naanage- Public Adminlstratioo, Univer­ bachelor ,of arts degree in although it disturbed me the opportunity to develop Send the required refund form and a register tape Congregational Church in Manchester. 26 at St. Mary’s Church in Holliston. ‘ parents. But her behavior From this, the therapist end of the day. customers through my line mrat, home repairs foKwomen, self sity of Hartford for the second economi^' , greatly. Now I have my feelings for this man. with the prices of Weight Watchers Cooking Spray The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward R. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Robert N. McGrath. The prospective brid^room is a didn’t change. went on to discuss her It worked for her and a day. If I get a smile or a defense for women, passive solar semester. chance. What should I do? and one dozen eggs circled. Expires Sept. 30, 1982. Wait of 36 McCabe St. The groom is the son of Mr. and The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Allan R. Keenan of graduate. of Virginia Military Finally she asked her work habits and was not may be helpful for you. friendly hello from a few of energy and home energy auditing. ’Fbey are Lori Franz of 7 Converse Down in the dumps? Get Here’s a refund form to write for; Free Oreo Mrs. Richard Johnson of Glastonbury. 202 Hollister St. Institute. He is a second lieutenant -patient if she liked cake, surprised to learn that she DEAR READER: them, I consider myself The Rev. Newell Curtis of First Congregational After a reception at The Beverly Club in Bellingham, Most courses meet one evrataig Road in Bolton, and Mandiester always did to most ' DEAR DR. BLAKER: I Fint, feel flattered that help from Dr. Blaker’s Cookies or Ritz Crackers, P.O. Box NB-222, El in tee U.S. Marine Corps and is ' and if so, what prat of the newsletter, “Fighting lucky. AH too often I get Church officiated at the double ring ceremony. Herb Mass., the couple left on a wedding trip to Jamaica. per week with varying starting residents Pamela.Andrnlonls of 8 gratifying part of her work am about to make a big this man thought enough of Paso, Texas 79977, This offer expires Sept. 30,1982. attending the Basic School for cake she liked Uie best. Depression.” Send 50 cents money thrown at me and Chatzky was the organist. They will make their home in Tuckahde, N.Y. dates. For a copy of the fall tabloid H eatto Lane and Joseph Cantln Jr. containing non-oedit, weekend and Marine Officers at Quantico, Va. and a stamped, self- change grabbed out of my 4 The bride was given in marriage by her father. The of 42 O’Leary Drive. maid of honor was Kristin Wait of Manchester, sister of addressed envelope to Dr. the bride. Blaker in care of the The best man was Paul Roche of Athol. Mass. Ushers {Thoughts Dior changes Herald, P.O. Box 475, Mouse trap called inhumane were Richard Martin of Cider Mill Road in Bolton and •Jobless politician Radio City Station, New Kenneth Robert Of East Hartford. Births York, N.Y. 10019. HONOLULU (U Pl) - trap the Humane Society “What happens is the mind on Newark rhouse walks into the After a reception at Flano’s Restaurant, the couple ! Very few malpracUce suite aw inltia^ gainst Write to Dr. Blaker at The Hawaiian Humane says is inhumane. house, gets stuck on the ■ spent their honeymoon in their new home in South Wind­ seeks benefits ’ physicians with whom the patirait or “family have a the above address. The Society has taken,a stand “These traps are card­ sor. ; h m standing and soUd wlaUonshlp. Such rdaUonship NEWARK, N.J. (UPl) — Christian Dior, the against a new mouse trap board little houses that substance and can’t get Her paternal grandparents Aug. 6 at Manchester Ackerman of 32 Keeney S t volume of mail prohibits The groom is an office manager at RT Coachworks in Murray, Daniel Kevin, ’ s^ v e s even the most tragic injury and Ul»w. Surt swank French fashioa firm that planned to run — a mouse motel. have an extremely sticky out. Our concern is, the are Jean Bartlett of Memorial Hospital. His Sek, Slden, son Of INDIANAPOLIS (U Pl) - An out-of-work poliU- personal replies, but 'Manchester. The bride is employed by the Hartford In­ son of Kevin J. and ; trust is of great value to the physician as well as the media aite tto t “pvd down” Newaiik has patched Residents of a subdivi­ substance or very strong mouse is not killed instant­ Manchester aiid Gerald maternal grandparents are Saem and Hok Fkw Sok of cian who appofaoted himself to a bigh-pnying Msltibn questions of general in­ surance Group. > MaryAnn Templeton J patient; things up with the O ty Council with an apology and sion trying to get rid of the adhesive on the bottom of ly. He’s left there to suf­ Murray of 20 Imperial Bartlett of Andover. Florence D. Morris of 446 W. Middle Turnpike, oetore ioiu^ an election, says he is eiijpble to terest will be Ascussed in • The resources of faith, in the face of injury and a Momise to bring the city a giR. future columns. pesky rodent resorted'tb a them,” said Alex Wade. fer.” Drive, South Windsor, was Dens, Kara Lyn Hartford and Edward F. w a s b orn A u g. 4 a t receive unemployment beneHte. The state isn’t so j Iness, aw Importantly strengthened with time and prac- The iid, created by Landsowne k Avedon Co. in bom Aug. 1. His maternal Wallace, daughter of Peter Morris Jr, of East Hart­ Manchester Memorial sure; : tice. ’Trust is established t h r ^ i relationship over time New York, reportedly was to read: “What would grandparents are Mr. and and Susan Parciak Denz ford. His paternal grand­ Hospital. His maternal Attorneys’Thursday said they would stui^ the un­ ! and in many circumstances. The real powers of New /York be without Dior? The answer: Service Note Mrs. Paul C. Templeton of of 80 Amott Road, was mother is Elizabeth grandparents are Hncordia Birdies balance bogies Madalyn Murray O’Hair, He says he suddenly Lutheran Church for the coming week; School prayer and she was to become the realized that what he and Tuesday — 10 a.m., administrative staff meeting in foremost atheist in the free his mother had done in the Pastor’s study. A world. name of freedom was Thursday — 1:30 p.m.. Golden Age group meeting in as Daniel assumes lead Murray says his mother devastating affront to the was also a communist. Or the church room. debate rages name of God. He says he ’Thursday through Sunday — senior youth group cam­ at least had communist douhlo-bogoy on the 14th hole, readi­ fell on his knees, asked ping trip to Burlingame State Park. JERICHO, N.Y. (UPI) — Beth feet, missing a twofooter for par. sympathies. And when the ly concedes tliat Daniel should I'M forgiveness and vowed to By David E. Anderson permit state-sponsored, Daniel, who ate up the golf course She recovered a stroke on the 15th parents separated, she Hi ■Avalk away with the .$18.7.50 i first make amends. group prayers in the with her exceptionally long driving by knocking home a 25-foot birdie pulled Murray out of a UPI Religion Writer schools. UPI photo ability but refused to “ taste victory putt, saved par on No. 16 with a deft prize I " Baltimore school and tried Last year he formally an­ Adams. 31, enjoying her best year BILL MURRAY, AT 18. WITH MOTHER Here’s Emanuel’s week The dilemma of the “ Bitter feuds in the just yet,” fired her second straight chip to l ‘/2 feet and birdied 17 from to set up a new life in nounced the devil had I as a pro though still seeking her . . . they took prayer to Supremo Court debate over returning name of religion have TIM NORRIS CLAPS HANDS WITH CADDIE 68 Friday to take a five-snot lead five feet. Russia. Specifically, she is made him do it. He told The following events are scheduled at Emanuel maiden win on the lour, said she state-sponsored prayer to never ceased,” says Dr. , . . after equallino this yeat's PGA tour 36-hole score of 127 over Lynn Adams after the second “ But I goofed up again and three- n said to have gone to reporters he regretted his Lutheran Church for the coming week; would try to be even more public schools was brought Avery Post, president of round of a $125,000 LPGA tourna­ putted 18.” said Daniel. 25, who is Europe to apply for a part in the effort to outlaw Sunday — 10;30 a.m., reception for Jeff and Lorraine aggressive in the third round. prayer was a violation of sharply into focus during a the United Church of ment. ‘ fourth on the LPGA money list with Soviet immigration visa. Murray’s mother gloried school prayer, and he Henricks in Luther Hall. I "I can atlord that because I have the constitutional separa­ Senate Judiciary Com­ Christ, “ and they appear to Daniel, who had six birdies to $180,548. “ I missed another two Murray says the applica­ in the victory. And she es­ would no -longer support Tuesday — 8 a.m.. Old Guard leave church for Ed nothing to lose, except maybe a few tion of church and state. mittee hearing. bp gathering momentum in balance two bogies on the 6i347yard footer, and it might have been tion was denied. But he atheism in any form. Werner’s cottage; 7;15 p.m.,| Conway Diet Institute; more shots, ” said Adams. "I tried tablished an atheist Confronting each other the 1980s.” Meadow Brook Club course, is at 8- because I looked up at the leader doubts it was because the The authorities told her it Instead, he said he would 7;30 p.m., Christian education committee. to cut that corner on 14 and maybe organization in Texas to were two senators — one The tradition of prayer in under-par 136 after 36 holes. Adams, board and that distracted me. 1 mother was undesirable. was traditional, and it dedicate himself to Wednesday — 8 a.m. to 5 pjm., youth beach day. MacPhail's power limited get a birdie, but 1 blew it I lost my press other charges opposed, one in favor and the schools — sporadic' at who had an even-par 72, is at 141 should know better than to do that. " Instead, he thinks Soviet would continue, and Bill Christianity, and return of Thursday — 10 a.m., prayer group; 11;15 p.m., care first lee shot in the rough and against the public display both members of the best even before the 1962 while Dianne Dailey and Martha Daniel said she will not presume G officials believed that the Murray’s connection with and visitation; 7;30 p.m., concert series committee. of Christianity. She public religion. Southern Baptist Conven­ and 1963 Supreme Court victory as she prepares for Satur­ double-hogied instead atheist could better serve history was forged. Saturday — 8 p.m.. Alcoholics Anonymous in Luther Hansen are at 142. objected to prayers being tion. decisions and never in­ Just how much power does Lee MacPhall have in day’s third round. "That corner is like a cold beer in the communist cause by The mother went to the Ills MOTHER an­ Hall, 60 Church St. First-round leader Carole Jo said in state legislatures, At the witness table stitutionalized to the extent “ Hey, if I have a five shot lead the refrigerator; you can t help remaining in America and, newspapers. And the nounced at the same time Summer office hours are 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Monday his position as president of the American League? Callison soared to a 76 and is seven for instance, and sbe some of its supporters with one hole left, maybe then I'll reaching out and trying to grab it television stations. She that the son had lost one of through Friday. there was a similar divi­ Earl Weaver’s latest tirade against umpires last shots back along with Marty Dicker- as Murray now tells it, wanted to remove tbe Defending champion Donna said that she would not his running lights. But sion. Former Southern suggest — generally met g week in a nationally televised game in Baltimore son and Dot Germain. start celebrating.'' said the working to undermine U.S. phrase “ In God We ’Trust” Caponi recovered Irom her opening allow her son to be Murray aligned himself Baptist Convention Presi­ little opposition until the ft between the Orioles and Boston Red Sox leads one Only seven players have bettered graduate of Furman University. “ I taws and institutions. from coins. Herald Angle round problems to manage a 72. hut brainwashed by religion in with Southern evangelists, dent Jimmy Allen opposed country became aware of g to believe that MacPhail’s hands are tied when no par so far, but Daniel has made it have a lot of confidence in my game And she allegedly is 14 shots back at 150 and formed a Houston- Bible school to convene it, and Edward E. its religious and ethnid ft penalty was imposed. look easy. Through 12 holes Friday right now, but 1 don’t want to get too agreed. school. She also said she BUT AS the mother pros­ Sally l.iltle, the l.l’ C.A tour's based foundation that McAteer, head of the New pluralism. 'A Weaver’s childish actions after irritating senior she had already collected four bir­ pumped up. would take the matter to pered in her way, the son Tile Presbyterian Church of Manhester will sponsor a Earl Yost, Sports Editor leading money winner at $213,010. MURR AY SAYS the un­ court, if necessary, and carries his name. He is Right Religious Round­ That pluralism — what g A.L. umpire Bill Haller, who was working behind dies, helped by strong drives and ac­ “ If you do asume too much, you says he suffered in his. He vacation Bible school Aug. 16 through 20 from 9 a.m. to withdrew prior to iter second round dermining started the day eventually the mother and presently telling his story table and a member of historians have called a ff the plate, following his ejection should have curate irons’ play. m ight wind up dropped out of school, and 12; 15 p.m. at the church, 43 Spruce St. because of an inner ear intection the mother returned to son precipitated one of the to church groups and Bellevue Baptist Church in ■’community of comr g resulted in both a fine and a suspension. “ But I don’t think a five-shot lead eating peanut married at the age of 17. Classes are open to children in kindergarten through "I'm feeling tired and a little diz­ Baltimore to put him back great national debates of religious gatherings Memphis, backed it munities’’ — will be is going to be enough for m e,” said butter instead of That marriage failed junior high school. Hie program will include crafts, Bi­ zy," said the 30-year-old South in school. He was 14. The modfern times. * around the country. passionately. threatened and religious S Weaver got off lightly after he became involved Daniel, who is bidding for her fifth filet mignon.” quickly, and Murray took ble study, singing, puppets and snacks. To register, call African, who had a 76 in the first school was Woodburne The mother did file suit. He tells them that the It is not a division unique feuding will intensify if g with umpire Terry Cooney when a base running victory in 1982. “ Just look what I did Adams, who to drinking and the use of 643-5375 or 643-0906. ^ round "I'm going to rest lor a lew Junior High. Murray says And she won the legal side mission of his new life is to Southern Baptists . such actions as state- , § decision Iw Cooney went against the Orioles. Two on the 13th hole and I think you'll had an up-and- drugs, He says he needed Nctes eff the cuff days and try to regain my strength that when they walked of the argument. In 1963 positive. He says he will feelings on the issue run sponsored prayers are g slaps on Cooney’s face - apparently costing $1,000 down round that every prop; by the time he agree.” i'he tournament, which is known through the halls to class, the Supreme Court ruled, work for as long as it takes deep both within and again brought into thp each - resulted in a $2,000 fine and a week’s suspen- Bob Russell of Manchester has resigned as chair­ Daniel reached the 375-yard par 4 featured four bir­ was 21, he was smoking 60 Center’s events listed as the WUI Classic, was c'tt to 79 his m other stopped to 8-1, that law requiring the to create the political across denominational classroom, opponents feel. A sion metted out by ktecPhail. man of tbe Long Distance Running Committee of 13th in regulation but then dies, two bogies cigarettes a day. players at 153. listen to children repeat recitation of the, Lord’s pressure or legal struc­ The fallowing events are scheduled at Center lines. g The remarks attributed to Weaver down-grading The Athletics Congress in Connecticut...The 19th proceeded to three-putt from 20 and an “ absurd” the Lord’s FTayer at their Prayer or Bible verses in Murray worked for his tures necessary to revoke Congregational Church for the coming week; And it is precisely those g the league president after the fine and suspension annual CbarUe Robbins Five Mile Road Race will desks. public schools were in mother for a while. Then the 1963 ban on school 'Sunday — 10 a.m., worship service, sacrament of bap­ deep feelings to which op­ were announced were strong enough for MacPbail be held Sunday in Middletown starting at the Snow The mother reportedly violation of fundamental he went into private in­ prayer. And he adds that be tism, sanctuary; lo a.m., summer church school; 11:15 ponents point in arguing THE g to take further action...but he didn’t, School at 5 p.m. Koobins, a physician on the staff of became livid. She com ­ dustry. He says he became against President ft A few days after being reinstated, Weaver was the AUddletown State Hospital, wiU be one of three Pro football roundup law. In effect, the decision prays every day that his a.m., center church women and property cqminittee BIBLE plained to school cleared the classroom of increasingly disenchanted. mother, too, will see the meeting, federation room; 11:15 a.m., coffee shoppe, Reagan’s proposed con­ g thumbed by the umps a record 87th time in his honored men to be inducted into the Manchester Show of union authorities that classroom all religion. He says he did not like the error of her ways. terrace (Robbins room if inclement weather). stitutional amendment to SPEAKS 'ft managerial career. Sports Hall of Fame on Sept. 17 a the Army & Navy ■ » : ^ Ejection No.88 was Imposed the following game Club in Manchester. Ticket sale has been steady an slated on field E u gsM ■ * g: by Haller when Weaver made some choice remarks indication that another large crowd will be on hand Giants and Colts BrMwr •ft iHiniipnging the authority of the league’s vetei^ to honor Robbins, Dick DaMelson and the late Sam l^AMI (UPI) — Players from the g umpire who is considered by many inside basebaU Massey... Condolences are extended to the family Dolphins and Washington R askins insist they will make a Religious Services ■ ft: men as the best in the group. of Rich Jarvis who died earlier this week. He was a headline pairing John the Baptist preached a When Weaver tried to show up Haller, he was standout catcher with area fast pitch softball teams show of union solidarity by shakipg baptism of repentance foK 'ft gone, to the delight of tbe Baltimore fans but his an- and in local league play...Big Andy Bessette of hands on the field before an NFL remission of* sin (Marie 1:4).‘ exhibition game Saturday, despite Imagine his feelings when tbe* Ucs to a partial fan, or viewer, were out of line. ■Tolland, who suprised by winning the National NEW YORK (UPI) - Saturday's Phil Simm.s at quarterback Scott threatened disciplinary action. matchup between the New York bridge Road. Rev. Brad Evans, a.m.. .Sunday school; 7 p.m.. sinless son of God came :g Two men this season in particular have been 56-pound weight throw in the New England Relays In Brunner, who helped the Giants to v/orship; 7:30 p.m.. bible study Synod). Cooper and High streets. Gustafson, pastor. 9:30 a.m., study. Andover pastor. Sunday. 9:30 a m. gospel meeting. requesting baptism. John's;* Manchester last June, gained a fourth place in his The players will be subject to $100 Giants and Baltimore Colts pits a the playoffs after Simms was in­ (Tuesday): p p.m.. Ladles' prayer Rev. Charles W . Kuhl, pastor, 9 Sunday school; 10:30 a.m., sar- EMANUEL LUTHERAN ;ft drawing more ink than usual. Weaver and the New v/orship: 10:45 a.m . Sunday \ery human reactkNi wad to fines for disrupting the game if they 4 FIRST CONGREGATIONAL FULL GOSPEL (Thursday): 7 p.m.. Men's prayer a.m.. Divine worship; 10:15 a.m vice of worship; 6:30 p.m., CHURCH, Church and Chaatnut York Yankees’ George Steinbrenner. favorite event, the hammer throw in the recent team that turned it around and jured. should also see some playing school; 7 p.m. Bible study and deter Jesus, protesting: *T CHURCH (UNITED CHURCH OF INTERDENOMINATIONAL ‘ (Thursday); 7 p.m., Youth servlee Sunday School and Youth Forum. avanlng sarvloa. Mraals. Rav. OMa H. OuMafaon, National Sports Festival competition in In­ go ahead with the planned made the playoffs last year against time, as will thirdstringer Mark sellowship. Wednesday. 7:30 CH U RC H. 745 Main St. Rev. need to be baptised by you. and. 'Major league basebaU would be better off without CHRIST). 107 Route 6 at Long Hill (Friday). Holy Communion first and third CONCORDIA LUTHERAN pastor; Rav. MIchaal R. handshake before the exhibition p.m. prayer meeting. do VAU come to me?” (Matt. dianapolis...Have a nice weekend. a team that wants to do similarly Reed Road. Rev. Richard H. Taylor, Philip Saunders, minister. 10:30 PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. 43 Sunday. CHURCH. (LCA), 40 Pitkin SL Lohmann.aasoelata pastor: M l I <1^ the likes of both. PRINCE OF PEACE a.m.. praise, worship service and .1:13fr.»* h begins, NFL official Jim Miller said this season. pastor. Sunday worship. 10 a.m., Spruce St. Rev. Richard Gray, CHURCH OF CHRIST, LydsH Rev. Burton D. Strand, pastor. 9 HenrIelCs. Intom; Rov. C . Honty The game will be the debut for a LUTHERAN CHURCH, Route 31 Friday. nursery care provided, social Bible study; 7 p.m., deliverance pastor. 10:30 a.m., worship ser­ and Varnon straata. Eugene a.m. Holy Communkm. nursery Andarson, pastor omorltus. 8 The Giants staged a dramatic tur­ and North River Road. Rev. W. H. service. number of Baltimore rookies, in­ hour after the service. vice. nursery; 0:15 a.m., Sunday Brewer and Slava Hon, mlnlatara. care provldad. a.m. contemporary worship wHh nabout in 1981, going from 412 to 9-7. Wilkens. pastor. 9 a.m., Sunday FAITH BAPTIST CHURCH. 52 cluding linebacker .lohnnic Cooks, tehool; 7 p.m.. Informal worship. Sunday sarvloat: 9 a.m. Bible UNITARIAN UNIVER8ALI8T bommunion In ehopol; 9:30 a.m., New York even won a playoff game school: 10;15 a.m., worship ser­ Lake St. Rev. James Bellasov. .lemn set John's mind at ease ST. JOHN'S POLISH classes: 10 a m . worship: 6 p.m. SOCIETY: East. 153 W. Vernon worship, ohtidran’s sermon, com­ the second player chosen in this Bolton vice. pastor. 9:30 a.m., Sunday school; by replying. "Let it be so now-.^ before falling to the eventual Super NATIONAL CATHOLIC QHURCH, v/orship. Wednesday: 7 p.m. BL .St. Rev. Arnold Waatwood, munion socond and fourth Sun­ year's NFL draft Cooks is counted ST. MARY'S CHURCH. Route 10:30 a.m., worship service: 7 il Iff n m ^ r for i » to do this to* Bowl champion 49ers. CHURCH OF ST. MAiJr ICE. 32 23 Qolway SL Rev. Walter A. ble study. Nursery provided for Ml minister. 10:30 a.m., Sarvloa. days. nuraary. fuiniV all rijdileousness.” The iOerutaifis and Connors in showdown on to help tighten a defense that was 31. Rev. F. Bernard Miller, pastor; p.m., evening service. Hebron Road. The Rev. J. Clifford Hyszko, pastor. 8:30 a m ., mass services. ST. JAMES CHURCH. RaV. NORTH UNITED METHODIST The Colts were perhaps the worst Rev. John L. Suprenant, CHURCH OF THE will of God must be done, even {' the league’s lowest-rated last year Curtin, pastor. Saturday mass at in English and Poiiah. FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, Franole V. KrukowakI, Rav. CHURCH, 300 Parker SL Tho ’I team in the NFL last year, winning associate pastor. Saturday ASSUM PTION, Adams Street at hv the Son. Later Jesus 5 p.m.; Sunday masses at 7:30. ST. BARTHOLOMEW'S S CIEN TIST, 447 N. Main SL 10:30 Robert Burbank, taaih ministry; Rov; Richard W . Oupaa, paator. claimed a 7-6 (106), 0 4 victwy. tiebreaker on Denton’s second ■ “ My own serve was erratic in the' and gave up 531 yards in last week's masses at 5:15 p.m .; Sunday Thompson Road. Rev. Edward S. remonstrated with certain TORONTO (UPI — Vitas only two games after compiling a 7-9 9:15 and 11 a.m. CHURCH. 741 E. Middle Turri- a.m.. church aarvloa, S un da y, Rev. Edward 4. Raafdon. Satur­ Beblnnlns Juna 6; "Sonday religious leaders because they Earlier, the aecondHranked Con­ (h>id>le-fault. He then slammed a first game. I was throwing the ball 30-14 exhibition loss to Minnesota. masses at 7:30. 9:30 and 10:45 Pepin, pastor.'' Saturday masses pike. Ro[v. Martin J . Scholsky. Gavlaitis, aided hy the'■ sodden record in 1980. Coach Mike McCor­ BOLTON UNITED METHODIST school, and care for email day maaaaa at 4 and 0:30 g.m.: Worthip for tha aummar did not accept John's bapUsm nors ousted unaeeded Lloyd Bourne backhand winner cross-court. too much in front,~hnH decided to be a.m.; Holy Days at 7 a.m., 5:30, at-5 and 7:30 p.m.; Sunday pastor. Saturday maaa at 5 p.m.; of Stcive Datum’s serve, CHURCH, 1041 Boston Turnpike. children. , Sunday* masaat at t:30, 9.10:80 momna..9 a.m,-:Ona woraNp aar- MS from God a dubious mack was eventually fired and Baltimore also added rookie 7:30 p.m. masses at 7:30, 9, 10:30 and Sunday masses at 8:30, 10 and a.m. a ^ noon. ' 1t rallied from 0-S in a first-set Of California 6 4 ,6 4 ip a match that Hie players allowed only one ser­ patient and try to get a solid serve Rev. Marjorie Hiles, pastor. 11 11:45 a.m. dca onty.' No church achoot. rebuke had 1)4 not so Frank Kush, a big winner at Arizona defensive end James Williams to its 11:30 a m . COMMUNITY BAPTIST TR IN IT Y c o v e n a n t ! SECOND CONQREQATIONAL offered tots of comic gettnret, and vice break In the two sets. The break and volley. I bad help from a few a.m.. worship service, nursery. rnknowledged i t : tiebreaker Friday to score a State, was brought in. training camp roster. SECOND CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, 565 E. Canter 8t. Rev. CHURCH, 302 HKknwtaek St an amusing argument, hut tennis did not come until Denton double- lucky breaks.” CHURCH, 385 N. Main St Tha ; straight-set triumph and move into ” We go into this with three pur­ ■'Oiir players will be more ST. GEORGE’S EPISCOPAL CHURCH. (United Church of CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST ST. BRIDGET CHURCH. 70 James I. Meek, minlater. 9:16 SumiMr haul,: 8 a.m., momino - Rav. LatHa Chapman, paator. 10 that was btunUy electrifying. faulted before taking a foot fault in Ctmnors was untroubled by the 23- CHURCH, Boston Turnpike. Rev. Christ). Route 44A. Rev. Robert K. O F L A TTE R -D A Y SAINTS, W ood- Main S t Rev. PhHIp A . Sheriktan a.m.. Church school for aH agaa, vranMp MTvIoa; 9:1610940 a.m., ' a semiflnal showdown with Jimnqr poses,” said Giants Coach Ray enthusiatic," Kush said. “ They are am . waraMp oarvlca and church Third-eeeded IVan Loidl moved to the eighth game of the second set, year-old Bourne and reserved some John C . Hojiiger. vicar. 10 a.m.. Bechtpid. pastor. 0:30 a.m. Side Street a n d Hittatown Road. and Rev. Emilio P. Padatii, eo- Kindergarten through Grade 4 ' coSm and taNowaNp; 10 ajn. achool; 11 a m . faMowi hlp hour. Obviously Jesus recognized rConnM. ■ Perkins of the game in Baltimore. at home, in front of their friends and Family Eucharist: 11 a.m., Church sohotM for all ages; I t Wendel K. Walton, btahop. 8:30 pastora. Saturday massea el 5 continuing during the aarvloe: .the aanlfinals, also by a 6-4, 6-3 giving Gtenilaitis a 54 lead that of his toughest shots for a verbal mornlno woraMp tanloa. CENTER CONORECMTIONAL .lohn's baptism was unto ; ' GemlaiUt, the No. 4 s ^ , wai “ Number one. I’ve got to take a look families." Nursery pfogram and coffee a.m., worship service (child care a.mV, Priesthood and R ^ a f and 7:30 p.m; Sunday maaaea at 10:30 a.m., Morning worship, ST. MARY'S EPISCOPAL ' CHURCH. 11 Cantor StraoL Rov. remlffsiim of sins. H U apoitle^ often helpless, against a ptwerfnl score, defeating Shlomo QUdtstein allowed him to serve out the match. exchanges with chair umpire Nick fellowship. provided). Society; 11:15 a.m., Sacrament 7:30, 9. 10:30 and noon. nursery provldad. CHURCH, Park and Church at my first units on both offense and In other Saturday exhibition '.Hawaii H . Curtia J r ., aanlor 1-nmmanded baptism for the sorvethat I Denton djght aces of Imml. "W e have been practicing Wolfe. At one stage, Connors BOLTON CONGREGATIONAL FIRST CONGREGATIONAL Meeting. JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES. 647 CHURCH OF THE NAZAI^tE, MreaM. Rav. Staphan K. Jaoob- same end (AFt* ,2:96). U m ii defense. Secondly, I’ve got to look at games, it will be: Buffalo at Dallas. paator; Rov. Choi Copeland, " b the first set, allowing him to hold In the evening finale, h^ceeded together a lot this week and that deliberately gave up a point by ser­ CHURCH, 228 Bolton Center CHURCH OF COVENTRY. 1171 S ALVA TIO N ARMY. 661 Main Tolland Turnpike. Tuesday: 236 Main St. Rev. Neale McLain, ' WHi, rodor; Rav. Pradarlefc P. asaodata paator, Rov. CtUtord O. why do churches teach that as many people as I possibly can. Cleveland at Detroit, Denver at Los Road at the Green. Rev. J. Stan­ Main St. Rev. Elisabeth S. Caine, S t Ma). and Mrs. Arthur Carlson, Congregation Bible Study, 7 p.m.: senior pastor. Rev. Georg# Em - Moaar, aaaWanl to tha raotor. John McEnroe defeated Hehri may have telped him (Denton). I ving two balls across the court at Simpson, pa-tor omoritua. 10 people are forgiven, without ' service at love three timet. and third, if we can win, that’s Angeles, Minnesota at. Atlanta, New ton Conover, minister. 0:30 a.m., interim pastor. 9:30 P.m. Worship 9:30 a.m „ Sunday school: 10:45 Thursday: Thaocratig School mrn, mtnistar of vialtatton and Sununar aarvleaa 740 a.m. and a m . Worthip -rvloa, tanduary: thU obedient step? But Denton; the 19th-ranked Leconte,, 7 4 (7 4 ), 63 to determine was surprised by his big serve in the once to rile Wolfe. a.m „ holineea maating: 7 p jn .. outreach. 0:30 a.m., Sunday fine.” York Jets at Green Bay, Raiders at .worship service, nursery. service In sanctuary, nursery cere (speaking course), 7:30 p.m.; 10 a.m. Holy Coimnunlon avafy 10 am . Churoh Sdipol. Lendl’a semifinal opponent. first game,” "Gerulaitis said. “ It Later in the second game o the se­ provided In Church Lane House. salvation meeting. Sarvlfsa Maating (minlatry school; 10:45 a.m., worship. Wadnaaday al 10 ajn. i player on the compoto' and the The Giants’ big concern is to add TEMPL£ BETH SHOLOM. 400’ Uerulaitis, who got only 40 per­ seemed he was hitting about two cond set, Wolfe assessed Connors San Francisco, Philadelphia at UNITED PENTECOSTAL training), S;18 p.m.: Suncliy: chUdran’s Muiroh and nuraary; 7 SOUTH uNrrm m e t h o o s t E. Mlddlo. Turnpika. Rabbi I ei(bth seed of the tbomament, lost punch to an offense that ranked last Tampa Bay, Pittsburgh vs. New CH U RC H. 187 Woodbridge 8 t p.m.. evening service. nOraery. . cent of his lorvesin durUig the first aces a game,: anti when a guy is get­ with a Grand Prix code violation for Manchester Public Blbta Lecture, 9:30 a m .: CHURCH, 122SllWn S t Rav. Or. Richard J. Plavki, -tra tl Tobolaky. I bit precition in the Uebreak. He in the NFL in i m . Coventry Rev. M ar^n Stuart minleiar. 10 Watchtowar Study, 10:25. CALVARY CHURCH Shaphard S. Johnapn and Itov. set while Denteo was serving at 70 ting that many free points it’s hard obscene language during a dispute England at Knoxville, Tenn., and I cantor. Of. Laon Wind. Rabb. I tuitained two double-faulti' and The Giants are expected to start GOSPEL HALL, Center Street a.m.. Sunday sdhool: 11 a m ., ZION EVANGELICAL (AssambHaa of Qod). 647 E. Mid­ Lawranea M. Hl|l. 10 a.m., Emarltua Sorvtcaa, 8:15 p.n. over a missed line call. Washington at Miami. COVENTRY PRESBYTERIAN mominq worship; 6 p.m.. avanlng dle Turnpike. Rev. Kenneth L. ( iquandered a aet pobt at Gerolaitia percent, took a 9 4 lead in the "to come back. 10 a.m., breaking breed: LU TH ER A N ^CH U R C H (Miasoufi woriMp aarvloa, 740 p.nu Btoto . Friday and 9:45 am ., Saturday. ^CHURCH. Route 44-A and Trow- ...... ‘ MANCHESTER HERALD. Sat.. Au^. 14- 1982 — 17 16 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Sat.. Aug. 14. 19C MB's in the news Butch Hobson ^ I. NEW YORK (U PI) — The New York Yankees demoted veteran in- Scoreboard fielder Butch Hobson to Columbus of the International League Friday and purchas^ foe contract of righthander Lynn McGlofoen from foe /-/,• Clippers. Hobson, who hit just .172 in 30 games wifo foe Yankees this year, had been designated for assignment on August 3 but wasn’t outrighted to Columbus until Friday. ’That was the extent of the MB SKATTl.F. MlNNl. •It’s all over for Moriarty ah r b hi ab r h bt WHO AM I? Brothers’ entry in the Greater Hart­ scoring. Simpson0|III|I94m I rf IJ w 8 a110 a V Mitchellavaaavaavaa cf ^ ® The winners overcame the one- MCastnSb 4 0 00 Wshngtss 4120 ford Twilight BasebaU League. Dave Wottle Baseball Bochte II 3 0 2 1 Bmnskyr r'rf 4110* • • « GOLF Last night in New Britain the Gas run deficit in the fifth frame with 7isk, dh 3 0 0 0 Hrbek lb „ 3 110 House Gang dropped a 5-2 decision two markers, gaining a S-2 edge ttot CHARLES’TON, W.Va. (U P I) — Olympic gold tnedalist Dave Wot­ Kevmg lb 3 0 00 Ward If 40 1 ’ tle, whose tattered running cap attracted worldwide attention at foe Swc'cl (’ 3 0 0 0 Gaetti 3b 4 0 11 to Mallove’s Jewelers of they never relinquished. llendrsn cf 3 0 0 0 Johnsn db 3 0 0 0 1972 Summer Games in Munich, was one of seven people inducted By United Press International Middletown. Jay Hickey’s two-run double TCruz S.S 3 0 0 0 Laudner c 3 0 10 Greater Hartford Open Friday into foe National IVack and Field Hall of Fame. ICruz 2I> 3 0 0 0 Castino 2b 3 0 0 0 The loss was the second in four drove in Carl Vasques' and Kyle At Wethersfield. Conn.. Aug. 13 “ I started wearing it (foe golf hat) in races, and foe Olympics was NATIONAL LEAGUE Tolnis 28 1 S 1 ToUls 32 3 8 2 (Par-71) . playoff starts in the double elimina­ Zupan who had reached starting ^ By United Press International I If* KB 000 000” 1 just like any other race,” Wottle said. “ I think it’s in my jeans, my Second round: tion set and it also found the losing pitcher Dave Bidwell for (West coast games not included) MiniiesoU 00D00201X—3 Tim Norris 63- 64-127 back-to-back singles. son likes to where a hat.” East E-Hrbek. Perry, Revering, T. O nu. Raymond Floyd 6 6 «-1 3 0 Jewelers avenging a 5-1 defeat ad­ W L Pet. OB LOB-Scattle 1, MinnesoU 6. 3B— Gavin Levenson € 6 ^ 1 3 0 Two insurance runs were added in St. Louis. M 50 .561 — ministered in Manchester last Mon­ IP H RERBBSO Mark McNulty f» « - 1 3 1 the seventh inning on only one hit, ^iladelphia 64 51 -5B7 D.A. Weibring '6 6 «-1 3 1 day n i^ t at the hands of the locals. Montreal 61 53 536 S Sealile • ,« , « 6 6 ^ 1 3 2 Perry (I. 7-I0I 6 8 3 2 1 5 Jodie Mudd h i After the MB’s lost a golden op­ two walks setting the table for Don Reese Pittsburgh 60 54 528 4 John Adams 6&66-132 Hickey’ s second two-run double. New York 40 64 .434 IjBi MinnesoU , ^ Hubert Green 6 6 «-1 3 2 portunity for a big first inning with MIAMI (U P I) — A judge delayed a probation violation hearing for Chicago 40 GB .419 16V% B Castillo (W 6^) 9 3 1114 Pete Hopkins wrat the distance on Bill Britton 64- 68-132 some shoddy base running, former N FL lineman Don Reese Friday because a prosecution West WP-Perry. T-2.20. A-7,flB6. Rex Caldwell 6666- 132 Middletown got on the scoreboard in the mound for the winners, witness San Diego running back Oiuck Muncie, must testify against Iros Angeles ® 5! 55!! “7,. David Edwards 68-64-132 Atlanta 62 51 6® l*A Peter Jacobsen 6567-132 scattering six hits, two by Silva. another football player charged wifo drug trafficking. 1.. .U-.. the second frame, bunching three sian Diego 61 54 .530 SVk TORONTO MILWAUKEE I w ai a pitcher. ’The Mark Calcavecchia 6468-132 hits for one run. Bidwell was reached for seven hits ^ n Francisco 60 56 517 5 ab r h bi ab r h bi Orioles liked what they Nick Soli 6667- 133 Muncie is a witness in foe trial of Pfow Orleans Saints running back Houston 51 63" .4jT 13 Herald photo by Tarquinio The lead was short-lived as big with Hickey the biggest throm in his Garcia 2b 5 12 0 Molitor Sb 3 0 0 0 saw, too. But I tore up Thomas Gray 6667- 133 Mike Strachan, wbo is charged witfo 12 counts of distribution of Cincinnati 42 73 .385 22^ Mullnks 3b 4 010 Yount ss 4 0 2 1 David Graham 6865- 133 Bill Chapulis homered over the side with two doubles and two RBIs. cocaine. He has pleaded innocent and i ^ go on trial in New Orleans Friday’s Results Whitt c 5 0 11 Cooper lb 4 0 0 0 my ankle in a spring Clarance Rose 7663-133 rightfieid fence with Buddy Silva on The losers wound up second best Montreal 3, Philadelphia 2 Upshaw lb 2 0 0 0 Simmons c 4 12 0 camp. That ended my Steve Melnyk 67-67-134 federal court Aug. 30. Pittsburgh 7, St. Louis 4 ’ Moseby cf 2 0 0 0 Oglivie If 3 110 basevall career. Now • Bob Eastwood 6866- 134 base in the third inning for a 2-1 MB in the final regular season stan­ Cincinnati 3. Houston 0 Bound for the Netherlands Bonnefi If 3 010 Thomas cf 3 0 10 Fm the first millionaire Roger Maltbie 67-67-134 advantage. dings. New York 6. Chicago 4 Powell rf 4 0 0 0 Howell dh 4 0 10 Richard Zoko) 6 76 7- 134 Atlanta at San Diego, night Woods dh 3 0 10 Edwrds rf 3 10 1 ever in my sport — Curtis Strange 6866- 134 Rich Hebner San Francisco at Los Angeles, night despite a b e a t attack a Sloven Lindsey 6668- 134 Members of the Manchester Soccer Club 16-and-under squad Glenn Bogginl, Angelo Morson, M ark Qoohee. Standing. Tom Saturday's Games Griffin ss 4 0 1 0 Gantner 2b 3021 ToUls 82 1 7 I ToUls 31 3 9 3 few years back. Victor Regalado. 67- 67-134 left Friday morning from Kennedy Airport bound for Amster- Finnegan, Rich Weintraub, Dan Gardiner, John Janenda, DETROIT (U P I) — The contract of veteran infielder Richie Hebner l^hiladelphia (Carlton 165) at Montreal Toronto lOOOIBOOO—1 Rod Curl 6768- 135 dam Netherlands, for a two-week stay which will see them play Adam Ansaldl, Thonglay Luangprasecth, Coach Jan W allart. was designated for assignment Friday b foe Detroit ’T igm , who (Sanderson 6*11). 2:15 p.m. Milwaukee 000 201 OOx—3 •taaom .lay Hass 68- 67-135 Chicago (Jenkins 7-13) at New York laOB-Toronlo 12. Milwaukee 8. 2B- si|jd o| t t l'k t it pjoau Andy Bean 686 7- 135 a six-game schedule. Return date Is Aug. 28. Team members Missing was Danny Guachlone. called up third baseman Howard Johnson from their Evansville farm (Swan 7-6), 4:(B p.m. Honnell. SB—Upshaw, Mulliniks, Ed­ a iKMt aq Tgsi n] amiji Jim Booros 6966-135 St. Louis (LaPoint 5-3) at Pittsburgh 676 8- 135' club to replace him on foe roster. , u- wards. f O nsR uuiiep oeev ajaiMoa Greg Powers (l-r) First row, Dan Evans, Chris Sarli, Eric Wallert, Jeff Thrall, iCandelaria 9-4). 5:06 p.m. IP H RERBBSO [TOonaapud aq) Jo jaqniain Howard Twilty 68-67-135 Hebner, 34, has one more year to go on a contract paying him an es­ Houston (KnepMr 4-12) at Cincinnati LEAGUE^ Toronto e ‘fonqinv P*3 naMSNV Kermit Zarley 65- 70-135 timated $250,000 annually. The Philadelphia Phillies expressed in­ iBorenvi 5*11). 7:® P >r»- I.eal (1. 8-10) 6 8 3 3 4 4 Jim Dent 6760-136 Atlanta (Perez 0-2) at San Diego (e)18nNEA,lDC. terest in obtaining foe left-handed hitter earlier this week. .larkson 1 0 0 0 0 0 Isad Aoki 7166-136 iMontcfusco9-7). 10:06 p.m. McLaughlin 1 1 0 0 0 0 .lim Simons 6067-136 San Francisco (Barr 2-3) at Los Milwaukee George Archer 676 9- 136 Angeles (Wright U)). 10:06 p.m. Vuckovch (W 13-4) 9 7 1 1 8 5 Barry Jaeckel 6769-136 Sunday’s Games WP—Vuckovich. PB—Simmons. T—2:50. Steve Liebler 6760-136 Sandy Mayer Philadelphia ht Montreal A-49.064. .lay Cudd ©68-137 Chicago at New York. 2 Lyn Lott 67-70-137 CLEVELAND (U P I) — Top seed Sandy Mayer of Atherton, Calif., St. Ixiuis at Pittsburgh. 2 MAJOR Don Bies ©60-137 RSox stop Birds, 5-2 Houston at Cincinnati came back from an injury B riday to win his match with David Seigler Tom Chain 66- 71-137 San Francisco at Los Angeles CHICAGO NEW YORK LEAGUE Mark Pfeil ©-72-137 of Dallas in the quarterfinals of a $75,000 Grand Prix tournament. Atlanta at San Diego ab r h bi ab r h bi Beau Baugh 70^-137 Mayer won foe first set 6-1 but droppied foe second, 76 (86). He in­ Sandbrg 3b 5 0 0 0 Wilson cf 6 2 3 0 Tim Graham ©68-137 LEADERS ©68-137 Tigers 10-1 Pirates 7-4 jured his shoulder in the third set, but during a t ree-minute injury AMERICAN LEAGUE Bowa ss 4 2 10 Backmn 2b 5 2 10 .Inhn Mazza BOSTON (U PI) — Dwight Evans loss. The Orioles have lost 12 of their home Evans and scored on a single man’s walk and scored on a single Bucknr lb 32 2 2 Bailor 2b 0 000 Larry Mize 7166- 137 time-out the tour physician checked him out and prounced him fit to Bv United Press International ©60-137 doubled, tripled and scored two runs last 17 games and are without a road by Tony Perez. Carney Lansford by Reid Nichols. DETROIT (U P I) — For a guy who (\^Vst Coast game not included) Durham cf 4 0 11 Foster If 3 12 2 I,on Nielsen PITTSBURGH (U P I) — Tony, continue. He came back to win 6-3. .lohnstn rf 3 0 11 SUub lb 3 0 2 1 By United Press International Frank Conner ©60-137 and Jim Rice collected three hits victory since July 11. then singled to chase Flanagan and East ©68-137 Tudor picked up his fourth com­ doesn’t like to hit fly balls to left Pena and Bill Madlock smashed solo W L Pet. GB \V(N>ds cf 1 0 0 0 Jorgnsn lb 110 0 (Including Games Played Thursday, George Burns Friday night to help the Boston Red The Red Sox reached loser Mike In other quarterfinal action, seventh seed Tim Wilkison of Fripp Duvis c 2 0 10 Valentin rf 4 0 2 1 August 12) ©68-137 reliever Sammy Stewart managed plete game and improved his record field, Lou Whitaker did a real fine homers and Mike Easier went 3-for- Milwaukee fiB 46 .596 — .Scott Watkins Sox snap a three-game losing streak Flanagan, 8-10, for five consecutive Island, S.C., beat Andy Kohlberg of Lakeway, Texas 75,6-1, and eighth llendrsn If 4 0 10 Hodges c 3 0 11 AMERICAN LEAGUE .leff Mitchell 7067-137 to retire the side. to 3-0 agaist the Orioles this season. job of hitting fly balls to left field. 3, including an RBI double, to power Mostor Kenndy 2b 4 0 10 Brooks 3b 4 0 10 Individual Batting Robert Thompson 7067- 137 with a 5-2 victory over the hits in the first inning, chasing the seed Robert Van’t Hof of Dallas defeated third seed Hank Pfister of Baltimore 50 5.3 .527 8 Bird ]) 3 0 0 0 Gardnhr ss 4 0 0 0 plaver. cib ab r h 2b 3b hr rbi avg. 7068- 1© Boston increased its lead to 4-0 in He lost hid shutout in the sixth when He hit three of them Friday night, the Pittsburgh Pirates to a 7-4 vic­ l)etroi( 58 56 .513 9^ Dan Pohl Baltimore Orioles. left-hander before he could retire a Bakersfield, Calif., 76 (7-5), 6-4. Prolv p 0 0 0 0 Zachry p 2 0 0 0 Wifsnn. KC 377 56131 13 12 2 X .347 (’hip Beck 7068-1© the third when Evans led off with' a Lenn Sakata led off With a homer. with one falling in for a double and New York 56 56 .500 U © 6 0 -1 © tory Friday night over the St. Louis Cleveland 54 57 .486 12‘>d Heriindz p 0 0 0 0 Rajsich ph 10 0 0 Harrah. Civ 427 83 143 X 4 24 06.335 Lee Elder single batter. Jerry Remy led off double, took third on a single by Cooper. Mil 446 73 144 X 2 23 87.324 7068-1© The Orioles added their final run in the other two into the seats for home Cardinals. Toronto 55 61 .474 14 Morals ph 100 0 Orosco p 10 0 0 Bob Byman John Tudor struck out six and with a single and Evans snapped an Rice and scored on Perez’s groun­ Totals 34 4 8 4 ToUls 36 6 12 5 Garcia, Tor 478 71 153 X 2 4 X 3X .1 C. Snead 7068-1© the seventh on a double by Gary runs to drive in three runs and lead a ’The decision left St. Louis in first West ©-70-»^lffl walked one while scattering five hits O-for-9 slump with a triple to right- California 66 48 .575 — ('hicago 202000000-4 Paclork. Ch 2S7 X 8621 4 9 44 3X Don Pooley dnut. The Red Sox scored their final Roenicke and a triple by Ken five-home run parade that gave the Rick Mears New W k 20001030X-6 Yount. Mil 4X 83 1X32 9 19 74.317 Terry Diehl © 6 0 -1 © to raise his record to 8-9 and drop place in the National League East, a Kansas City 64 49 .586 I center. run in the sixth when Dave Stapleton MOUNT POCONO, Pa. (U P I) — Recod-breaking Rick Mears Chicago 61 52 .540 4 Fr- Henderson, Bowa. Zachry DP—New McRae. KC 4X 86 134 X 5 X 87.315 Mike Donald 7167- 1© Singleton. Detroit Tigers a 10-1 victory over half-game ahead of Philddelphia. York I. IX)^(liicago7. New York 10. Hrbek. Mnn 381 X1X15 4 18 67.315 Tim Simpson 706B-1© the Orioles to their fourth straight Rice, now hitting .313, doubted singled, took second on Glenn Hoff­ turned in the first 200 mph lap ever posted at Pocono Raceway with a Seattle 56 56 .491 9Vi( the Kansas City Royals. Third-place Montreal trails by three Oakland SO 65 .435 16 2B—Wil.son. Foster, Henderson. SUub. Murrav. Bit XI 5211019 117 X .313 Perry Arthur 7068-1© 1 hair-raising ride Friday that shattered the old standard by almost 10 HR—Buckner (9). SB-Wllson. S—Hodges. White.' KC 3K 52 114 34 6 5 X .311 Mark O’Meara 70-68-1© It was the second time in three games and Pittsburgh by four. Texas 45 67 .402 \m Rice. Bos 406 X IX 17 317 X .300 © -72-1© Minne.<«ota 40 75 .346 26 .SF-Staub, Scott Simpson games Whitaker has hit two home . Starter Don Robinson, 13-6, helped miles. IP H RERBBSO Bnnnell. Tr 337 52 104 21 2 6 44 .3® Gary Halibcrg 67-71-1© Friday s Results Chicago Gantnr. Ml 290 34 92 13 1 4 X 3X 60.70-1© runs, and one of his teammates,' Mears was clocked at 200.983 on foe first of his qualifying laps Boston 5. Baltimore 2 Ray Barr his own cause with an RBI double, Bird 6 7 4 3 1 3 Mmphrv. 282 46 »1 3 7 4 X .3(6 .lohn Cook ©-70-1© rookie Glenn Wilson, hit his fourth around foe 2% mile trioval, marking foe fiffo time he has broken a Detroit 10. Kansas City 1 Zisk. ^ a 3X 46 I® 19 1 17 X 304 6070-1© his 16th RBI of the season. He Milwaukee 3. Toronto 1 I’mlv (L 2-2) 1-3 3 2 2 0 1 .lack Renner home run in seven games. track record this season. The 1979 Indianapolis 500 mile winner also Herhandez 12-3 2 0 0 1 3 ^Parrish, Dt 3X 54 I® 14 2 X 57 .303 Rill Calfee 7168- 1© scattered nine hits, three walks and New York 4. Chicago 3 7166-1© Yanks win on Cerone homer bettered the records at Phoenix, Atlanta, Indianapolis and Texas8. Cleveland? New York Otis. KC 371 61 112 24 3 9 X .3® Jack Newton four runs in his fifth complete game 7.iv hrv 6 7 4 *4 4 4 WhiUkr. Dl XI « 118 18 7 9 49 .382 Dana Quiglev 7060-1© Minnesota 3. Seattle 1 (»-7 1 -l© of the year. He struck out eight. Milwaukee. I California at Oakland, night Orrtscb (W 2-7( 3 1 0 0 0 2 Dccines, Cl 402 X 121 27 4 X 72 301 Ronnie Black Bird pitched to 1 batter in 7th. Brett. KC 412 X 124 X 7 17 X XI Phil Hancock 7168-1© CHICAGO (U P I) - Rick Cerone's stands, for his third homer. Tommy doubled him home. Vance Law Law’s sacrifice fly. .Saturday’s Games 66- 73-1© Brewers 3-1 (All Times EDT) Balk-Prolv. T-2:4B. A-12.617. Bell. Tex 407 45122 21 0 10 46 .3® (ieorge Cadle leadoff homer in the seventh inning John, ^9, worked seven innings to singled in Kemp to put Chicago Kansas City (Gura 13-81 at Detroit Winfild. NY 3X X 107 16 619 ® .287 Hod Nuckolls ©-76-1© David Pearson l,anslrd. Bs 313 X 93 IS 2 6 44 287 Allen Miller ffl-71-1© broke a 3-3 tie Friday night to lead get the victory. Rich Gossage hurled ahead 2-1. In the Yankees’ fifth, Willie Ran­ MILWAUKEE (UPI) — Pete ■Petrv 12-6*. i:15 p.m. Herndn. Dt 4X 67 IX 111117 61 2® 7060-1© Baltimore (I*aimer 9-3* at Boston ST. I.OUIS PITTSBUROH Larry Nelson the New York Yankees to a 4-3 the final two innings and got his 23rd dolph and Mazzilli had infield hits, Vuckovich fired a seven-bitter and INDIANAPOLIS (U P I) — David Pearson, Bobby Allison and Kyle Bochte. Sea 3K 40114 17 0 8 X 296 Bnhby Nichols 67- 72-1© The Yanks tied it 2-2 in the fourth Erkerslev 11-10*. 2:20 p.m. ab r h bi ab r h bi Herr 2h 3 10 1 Moreno cf 5 2 2 0 Individual Pitching Mike Nicolette ©-70-1© triumph over the Chicago White save. with third baseman Aurelio Jim Gantner singled in the go-ahead Expos 3-2 Petty are among foe drivers participating Saturday in the first California (Renko 10^) al Oakland pitcher, rib w 1 ip h bb so era 6070- 1© on Lou Piniella’s infield single, a 'Keouj'h 9-151, 4:(6 p.m kSmith If 40 10 Ray2b 4 110 Charles Krenkcl Sox. Rodriguez throwing wildly to first run in the fourth inning Friday NASCAR race in Indiana, foe NASCAR 200 late-model sportsman race Bair p 0 0 0 0 Madick .1b 3 2 2 1 Splllner. Civ 8 6 97.1 76 32 X 2.31 Lonnie Clements 7168-1© The Yanks took a 1-0 lead in the double by Graig Nettles and Roy MONTREAL (U P I) - Doug Flynn Toronto (Stieb B-Il i at Milwaukee Sulcllffe. Civ 9 4 lX.I 111 57 » 2.® Did not qualify The victory snapped New York’s for an error on Mazzilli’s ball, night, lifting the Milwaukee at Indianapolis Raceway Park. _ u , (Caldwell 10-10). 8:30 p.m. Ramsv ph 1 0 0 0 Thmpsn lb 4 0 11 first on Lee Mazzilli’s fifth homer Smalley’s groundout. lirnndz lb 3 0 11 Easier If 3 0 3 1 Undrwd. Ok 8 41X2114 X 67 2.® Ken Green 7070-140 three-game losing skid and halted allowing the runners to advance. Brewers to a 3-1 victory over the continued his torrid hitting wifo a The track is foe home of foe U.S. Nationals drag races. Purse for , - New York (Rawley 6-7) at Chicago (Isnbrrv. KC 8 5 W.0 ® 10 X 3.® Dave Barr 6071- 140 off the season and first as a Yankee. (Bums 1.3-4), 8:30 p.m. lorg rf 4 110 Lacy rf 4 0 11 7160-140 Chicago’s winning streak at four. Chicago made it 3-2 in the fourth Jerry Mumphrey then reached on an Toronto Blue Jays. two-run triple Friday night, helping the weekend race totals $51,000, with the winner taking $6,000. Cleveland (Barker 11-7) at Texas Porter r 4 0 0 0 Pena c 3 2 11 Slanicv. Bos 7 5 1182 IX 37 X 3.11 Ix)u Graham McGee cf 3 0 11 Berra ss 4 0 10 Ujdur. Del 6 5101.0 81 32 46 3.12 Mark Balen 7268-140 Cerone hit a 1-0 pitch from starter In the Chicago second, John hit on a walk by Paciorek, a single by Vuckovich, 13-4, struck out five foe-M ontreal Expos notch their Although Indianapolis is famed for the Indianapolis 500, NASCAR (Schmidt 2-4). 8:35 p.m. 7070-140 error by shortstop Law as Randolph Seattle (Moore 6-9) at Minnesf»ta Oberkni 3b 4 1 20 Robinson p 40 11 Hovl. Chi 13101X 0187 X 87 322 Bobby Cole Steve Trout, 6-8, into the left-field Tom Paciorek and Steve Kemp Kemp, Carlton Fisk’s sacrifice and and walked eight in his sixth com­ fourth straight victory, a 3-2 deci­ O.Smith ss 3 12 0 Vrkveh. Ml 12 4 144.1 1« X TO 3.X Mike Booker 7466-140 scored the tying run. has never run an event in foe city. (Havens 8-6). 8:36 p.m. 7466-140 plete game of the season. sion over foe Philadelphia Phillies. Sunday's Games Fnrsch p 0 0 0 1 Wilt. Cal 6 31182110 X X 3X David Thore Braun ph 10 0 0 NATIONAL LEAGUE Skip Dunaway 71-(»-140 The victory may have been costly, Baltimore at Boston 7070-140 Kansas (’itv at Detroit Lahti p 00 00 Individual batting Ed Dougherty however, as Montreal starter David Martin p 0 0 0 0 bSbhr Larry RInkcr ©-71-140 Toronto at Milwaukee plaver. db ab r h2bSb hr rbi ayg. 7070-140 Palmer was forced from foe game Art Wail New York at Chicago Green rf 2 0 10 Oliver. MUMtl 00 4X 63 M 13527 IX 27 2 21818 78.321 Tommy Armour Record 5,000 meter run highlight in Syracuse Rangers 8-7 .leff Tliomsen 7160-140 Seattle al Minnesota Totals 32 4 9 4 ToUls 34 7 13 6 McGee.' Stl 286 31 85 9 8 1 36 .321 7268-140 in foe third inning wifo a strained DENVER (U P I) — Art Wall shot a 5-under-par 65 Friday for a 134 St Uuis 110000 011-4 Knight. Hou 429 57136 27 3 4 50 .315 Antonio Cerda California at Oakland Doug Campbell 707 0- 140 ARLINGTON, Texas (UPI) - right elbow. Palmer is scheduled to total, joining Gay Brewer in the lead at 6-under 134 midway through a Cleveland at Texas, night Pittsburgh 211011 lOx-7 L Smith. Stl 416 91 12823 6 6 54-3(» ©-71-140 B -0. Smith. DP-St. Louis 1. Durhm. Ch 391 6012025 4 16 66.307 Buddy Gardner SYRACUSE, N.Y. (UPI) - say is the largest such amateur Victor, who set the Games’ old 14:15.3 set in 1979. Brown covered Dave Hostetler’s bases-loaded be examined Saturday. $150,000 seniors tournament at foe Pinehurst Country Club. .lim Berlonrino 73-67-140 Pittsburgh 2. LOB-St. Louis 7, PitU- Baker. LA 398 »12212 1 20 07 .307 ©-71-140 Record-breaking performances in athletic event in the world. record of 36:41.26 just last year. foe course in 14:07.5, five seconds sacrifice fly delivered George Wifo two out lathe second inning, ’The gallery favorite, Arnold Palmer, was one stroke back of the hurgh 7. 2B—O. Smith, EUsIer, Thomp- Carter. Mtl 382 6SU624 122 71.304 Bobby Pancralz BALTIMORE BOSTON .son. Robinson. 3B—Hernandez. HR—Pena Michael Brannan 7160-140 the open women’s 10,000meter run Jeannne Pare of Brooklyn Cassaboom-Holm and bronze Tim Wallach drew a walk from leaders, adding a 67 to his opening 68. Jack Fleck and Bob Goalby are Jones. SD 323 56 96 15 1 12 56 .300 7268-140 ahead of his closet challengers, Wright from third base in foe bot­ ab r h hi ab r h bi (7). Madlock (12). S—Forsch. Rav.SF— Morgan. SF 312 46 9413 1 9 38 .301 loanee TenDroeck and in the open men’s 5,(X)0-meter shattered by rhore than one minute medalist Ellen Mendel of Ballston James Howard of Saranac Lake and tom of ninth inning Friday night, Mike Krukow, 11-7. After Chris tied for fourth with 136. Sakata 2b 4 111 Remy 2b 4 110 Herr Madick. Ptt 414 69124 27 211 66.300 I^onard Thomp.son 68- 72-140 run highlighted competition Friday Ford rf 4 0 0 0 Evans rf 4 2 2 1 IP H RERBBSO Rav Pitt 362 3410819 4 6 40 296 Blaine Mc('allisler 7160-140 the Games record in the open Spa all broke last year’s mark. Craig Holm of Victor, who took foe capping a three-run comeback that Speier Walked, Flynn, picked up Ripken ss SOOjORicelf 413 1 71-70-141 on the second day of the Empire St Louis Uhdrx. LA 300 51 9014 4537296 Tom Shaw women’s 10,000-meter run with a “ I expected a little more com­ event last summer. lifted foe Texas Rangers to an 8-7 only last week by .foe Expos in a Murray lb 4 0 0 0 Perez dh 4 0 12 Forsch (L 11-7) 3 6 4 4 1 2 Thmpsn. P 391 64117 25 0 21 71 297 Don Levin 71-70-141 State Games in Syracuse. time of 35:32.2. Setting a blistering petition,” said Pere. Charles Marsala of Staten Island trade with the Texas Rangers, Avala dh 4 0 10 laansfrd 3b 4 0 2 0 Lahti 1 2 1 1 0 0 Guem. LA 407 6612018 522 71 296 Mike Gove 7260-141 victory over foe Cleveland Indians. R'oenick cf 4 110 Stapletn lb 4 110 Bob Murphy 7071- 141 The Games bring together about pace, the 21-year-old Brooklyn In the open men’s 5,000 meter run, tripled down foe left field line to Martin 2 2 1 1 2 0 Cnepen. Cn 406 3611017 4 2 40 293 smashed his own mark of 9:41.01 set Hostetler’s, game-winning blow, Singletn If 3 0 11 Hotfmn ss 3 0 0 0 Bair 2 3 1 1 0 3 Ucv, Pitt 256 46 75 13 1 3 23 293 Bob Probeii 7368-141 Dempsev r 3 0 0 0 Allenson c 4 0 0 0 707’ 141 5,700 of the state’s outstanding College graduate finished 38 seconds Barry Brown of Bolton Landing last summer in foe school boys’ 3,- came off reliever Bud Anderson and' make foe score 2-6. Flynn is batting Pittsburgh Lezean SD 370 63106 21 4 14 69 290 Fred Couples Teepee to return Dauer 3b 3 0 10 Nichols cf 3 0 11 Skeeter Heath 7071-141 amateur athletes in what officials Robinson (W 13-6) 9 9 4 4 3 8 Sterns, NY 360 4610026 3 4 28 291 ahead of Kare Cassaboon-Holm of bettered Luis Ostolozaga’s mark of 000 meter steeplechase with a made a winner of reliever Danny .321 with 6 RBI since foe deal. Totals 32 2 52 Touts 34 5 11 5 Michael Burke ^ 7368-141 laahti pitch^ to 1 batter inSth. Schmdt. P SC 8920 2 2 0O.M 74__ff7-14l record time of 9:19.74. Taking foe Darwin, 86. Dan Splllner, 7-8, took Baltimore 000 001 100-2 HBP-bv Robinson (McGee). T-2:44. A Diaz. Phil 387 55112 20 017 69.289 Mike McCullough Boston 301001 OOx- 5 Jim Kiely 7360-142 silver and bronze medals, respec­ foe loss. A’TLANTA (U P I) — Some say it was love of wampum that inspired -25,700. ■ Kenndy. SD 399 53115 32 1 14 69 288 DP—Baltimore 1. LOB—Baltimore 5. Raines. MU 425 00 13022 3 3 32 288 Tom Woodard ©-73-142 tively, were Orla Castberg of Gran- the Atlanta Braves to take down Chief Noca-Itoma’s tepee, but smoke Boston 6. 2B—Rice. Evans. Ayala, Doug Dalziel 71- 71-142 Mrphy, Atl 426 8012216 229 80 287 70-72-142 Reds 3-0 signals from superstitious fans have forced them to put it back. Roenicke. 3B—Evans. Singleton. HR— .Individual Pitching Bill Krat/ert ville and Ron Markezlch of SakaU (5). Paul Asinger 7468-142 The Braves said Friday foe teepee will go back up during a pitcher, clb w 1 ip h bb so era Prayers liffle help Williamsville. CINCINNATI (UPI) - Frank IP H RERBBSO PHILADEt.PHIA MONTREAL Mrosn. Atl 5 5 902 63 43 78 1.94 Dale Douglass 72- 70-142 Other standout performances Twins 3-1 ceremony Monday in which foe chief is expected to perform a short Baltimore abrhbi “•’/.'’ i ’L Show. SD 9 4 91.1-73 25 50 238 Bruce Douglass 7468-142 Pastore pitched a five-hitter and. Flanagan (L 6-10) 0 5 3 3 0 0 .lim Thorpe 7078-143 were recorded.by Yvette Cash, Bar­ dance and possibly bounce afound a doll likeness of Los Angeles Rose lb 4 12 0 Raines If S 10 « Rogers. MU 14 6 187.1160 40123 2.46 MINNEAPOLIS (UPI) - Gary Johnny Bench drove in one run and Stewart 8 6 2 2 1 1 Trillo 2b S 0 1 0 Yongbid rf 4 0 0 0 U&ey. SF 11 81422127 32 72 232 Bob Burton 7073-143 Boston 72-71-143 By Milton RIchman bara Lundberg, Darrin Roach and scored another Friday n i^ t to lead Dodger Manager Tommy Lasorda. Matthws If s o n Dawson cf 2000 Candelr. Ptt 9 4 127.1107 26 97 2.54 Doug Black Ward and Gary Gaetti singled in Tudor (W 6 «) 9 5 2 2 1 6 Schmidt 3b 3 0 0 0 Oliver lb 3 011 Jerry Heard 72-71-143 Joe Zelezniac, who all repeated ’The ceremony comes none too soon for Braves’ fans desperate to Flanagan pitched to 5 batters in 1st. Soto. Cin 9 8180:0138 61194 2.56 UPI Sports Editor runs and Bobby Castillo pitched a foe Cincinnati Reds to a 3-0 victory Dial r 4 111 Carter c * ® ® Barr SF 2 2 90.0 75 17 28 2.70 .lark Ferenz 72-71-143 their gold medal winning perfor­ find the answer to the team’s Incredible two-week slide from lOW HBP-^y Tudor (Singleton). T-2:14. A Bill Buttner 70-73-143 three-hitter Friday night to give the over foe Houston Astros. MBOOOXMaddox Clcl ^4 W010 1 w WallachwaMavii vw3b -3110 . . - Knikw, Phi 11 61482152 59 87 2.72 What does a manager do when the whole bottom mances of last year. games ahead of Los Angeles in foe National League West to 1W games -32,905. Vukovch rf 4000 Speier ss 2 100 Andujar. Stl 010196.0179 40 93 2ff) Rik Massengale 72-71-14.3 S p o rts Minnesota Twins a 3-1 victory over Pastore struck out eight and Dejesus ss 3000 Flynn2b 30 12 Ed Selser « 72-72-144 drops out and he has no earthly idea how, when or Cash, of foe Bronx, captured foe behind. ' Gary Koch 72-72-144 foe Seattle Mariners. walked none in pitching his second •■K.WYORK CHICAGO nrUKOWKrukow p iuuu2000 Palmerraui.c. p .. --v-lOQp where it’s all going to end? scholastic women(s 100-meter The teepee was removed July 29 from Atlanta-FuUon County Gross ph 1 0 0 0 Smith p 10 0 0 Ivon’ Hinkle 72- 72-144 P ara d e Castillo, 6-9, struck out four and shutout and third complete game of abrh b i. ®'’ *;55'„ McGraw p 0 0 0 0 Reardon p 10 0 0 I.indy Miller 7868-144 He does the same thing an airline pilot does when hurdles in 14.93 over Karen Allen of Stadium’s left-field bleachers to make way for more fans during the Ilndlph 2b 5 110 UFlore cf 4 0 2 0 Billy Bassler 73- 71-144 walked one to post his first complete foe season. Joe Nieko, foe HoustoU MoiriUi db 5 13 1 Benwrd 2b 4 0 0 0 ToUls 31 2 6 1 his plane suddenly starts falling for no. apparent Wappingers Falls and Debbie Grant Braves’ homestand against foe Dodgers. Vic Tortorici 72-72-144 Milt RIchman game of foe season. Gaylord Perry, starter, pitched seven innings and M m X 'yrt 4 0 0 'l Biinekrf 4000 Philadelphia reason at all. of Spring Valley. But foe Braves have won only two of 16 games sine and went into Wintield II 4 0 0 0 Insk dh 4.0 0 0 Montreal 7-10, pitched an eight-hitter in a fell to 11-9. DP-Montreal 1. LOB-Phlladelphla 5, He prays. Lundberg of Johnstown beat Friday night’s game in San Diego wifo a 10-game losing streak. PInlella rf J I I 0 Paclork lb 2 2 0 0 losing cause. r.rlllevrf 1 0 0 0 Kemp If 412 1 Montreal 2. IB-Trillo. That’s what Joe Torre is doing and who could perennial gold medal winner Although foe teepee was taken down two weeks ago, it would nor­ Dl.r..W..SB-Raln«.s™^^ By United Press Inlernational Nettles 3b 4 0 10 m c 3 0 0 o tl25,0® LPGA Classic Perry was coasting along with a Smallev ss 4 0 3 1 VLaw ss 2 010 possibly blame him in the face of the utter Oneitba Davis of Port Washington in mally have been gone by this time anyway — a fact foe Braves’ front PhiUdelphIa At Jericho. N.Y.. Aug. 13 catastrophe that has befallen his once breezing, three-hitter until four straight Mets 6-4 Mvbrrv Ib S000 Rodrigz 3b 300 0 7 3 3 3 2 5 (Par-721 foe open women’s javelin with a office and Noc-aHoma himself point out when confronted wifo claims rdllins lb 0 0 0 0 Krukow ( t 11-71 singles In foe sixth produced two McGraw 1 0 0 0 0 1 SATURDAY Second round: _ way out front Atlanta Braves. throw of 40.08 meters. NEW YORK (UPI) - George that foe teepee was removed simply to make money from more ticket f'eronc r 3111 Beth Daniel 6868—1© Minnesota ruqs. Totals 36 4 10 4 Totals 30 3 5 1 2 Red Sox vs. Orioles, Charinela I^ss than two weeks ago, on July 30, they had a Roach of foe Bronx fought off a Forter drove in two runs, one in a P.”rer"*' 2M 1 0 0 0 2 Lvnn Adams 6073—IW sales. New York 22, 30, 38, WTIC Martha Hasen 60-73—142 whopping, bulging nine-game lead in foe National that happen.” ' challenge of Ricardo.. Cook of “ We just took it down one week earlier because of foe fact that foe rhirnso 000100000—3 SmiUi lW l-l) 2 M 2 I 1 2 1 three-run seventh inning Friday Rear^n (S 19) 32-8 2 1 1 0 0 3 Golfi Greater Hartford Open, Dianne Dailey ©-73—142 League West and the only question was who’d they Dodgers were in town,” said the chief, whose real name is Levi Fr John. Rodrigues Dot Germain 71-73—143 There are few calmer, more even-dispositioned WllUahuville to take the scholastic night, helping foe New York Mets T-2:04. fk-masj- Channels 22, 30 meet from the East in foe division playoffs for foe men in baseball than Joe Torre. He doesn’t start men’s triple jump in 14.20 meters. Walker and who sells insurance when he isn’t on foe Braves’ warpath. Marty Dickerson 71-73—143 Tigers 10-1 post a 6-4 victory over foe Chicago 3 Football I Raiders vs. 49ers, Carole Jo Callison 67-78—143 pennant in October. But then everything went to raising foe roof when things go bad. Once in awhile, Another repeater, Zelezniac of ’The teepee normally is dismantled before the Atlanta Falcons begin ferone (31. Cubs. Channel 3 Elaine Rand 71-73— pot. he does let off steam and he did after last Monday’s Albany easily took foe en’8 men’s DETROIT (U P I) — Lou Whitaker Jesse Orosco*, 2-7, who pitdied their-exhibition season. The Braves now say foe chief’s home will be HOUSTON CINCINNATI Avako Okamolo 73-71-JM New York , . , » i i ab r h bi ab r h bi 4 Mets vs. Cubs, Channel 9, Beverly Klass 71-73— The Braves, who set a majorleague record by 5-0 shutout at foe hands of foe Giants. shot put by more than 3 meters over hit two home runs for foe second final three Innings in relief of Pat put In place for foe remainder of foe Braves’ home games and be Thon S3 40 2 0 Lawless 2b 4 00 0 ^ ^ ^ 3 , ’O *0 i WINF Beverlv Davis Cooper 7569—144 jack-rabbiting out of foe chute with 13 straight vic­ “ We played very flat in th ^gam e and after it Fred Decker of Schenectady and time in three games and riiokie Zachry, was foe winner. Mike Proly, taken down for Falcons’ games. 5 I I Puhl rf 4000 Walker If 4110 Silvia Bertolacclnl 73-71—144 Knight lb 4 0 0 0 Cedeno cf 4 0 10 5 Boxing! ’quick’ Tiliis vs. tories, went into a terrible tailspin. They lost 10 in a was over, I had a meeting and got a few things off Greg Rayner of Hilton. Braves’ Executive Vice President A1 ’Thomwell said foe decision Julie Pyne 73-73-145 Glenn Wilson hit his fourth homer in ^2, who relieved Doug Bird in the TtoIiTX i 3 ? 0 0 1 0 Gamer 2b 4 00 0 Driessn lb SO00 Thomas, Channel 8 Barbara Barrow row and 14 out of 15 to fall out of first place and trail Rnrnias 2 1 0 0 1 U Cruz If S 0 0 0 Bench Sb Sill my chest,” he said. “ We were 24 games over .500 In preliminary basketball, seven games Friday night to lead seventh, tocfo foe loss. was made after a “ deluge of phone calls” from people suggestihg that HBP-bv John (Paclorekl. T-2;37. A - 7i30GHO Highlights, Channel Kathv Hite 72-74—146 foe Dodgers by 114 games. That was their sorry Howe Sb 3 0 0 0 HosMdr rf 2 0 0 0 M.J.‘ Smith ‘^*‘^115 after our first 100 games. Now we’re 12 over, and if Dwayne Washington scored 34 foe Detroit Tigers to a 10-1 victory Chicago led 4-3 entering the taking down foe teepee w u the reason for Atlanta’s problems. 34JM. ■ '______Scott cf S 0 1 0 Oester at Sill situation after losing, 8-2, Thursday in foe opener of 30 Amy Alcott someone would’ve tried to tell me this was gonna points to lead New Yoiic City to a over the Kansas Cify Royals. seventh. Mookie Wilson led off wifo PtiJoU c 2 010 Trevino c 3 0 2 1 8 Jets vs. Pacers, Channel 5 Patti Rizzo a four-game series in San Diego against foe third- happen a month ago, I would’ve told them they 103-90 triumph over Hudson Valley. Tom Brookens and Alan an infield single on a disputed call at ( Heep ph 10 0 0 Pastore p 2 0 0 0 Pam Geltzen 75-71—1© Roberge p 0 0 0 0 8 Giants vs. Colls, Channel 11 Sandra Palmer 7078—1© place Padres, who had lost their previous three. were crazy.” Trammell also homered for foe first base. Piroly replaced Bird and KANSAS Ci t y De t r o it Niekro p 2 0 0 0 Auto Hadn$ Reaulta ab r h bl ab r h bl 8 Tennis! Canadian Open, USA Sharon Barrett 71-76—1© "1 always pray,” Torre said. “ I thought our pitchers have done well overall,” ’Tlgws, who won their third-straight balked Wilson to second- One out By United Preaa InUrtintloMl Ashbv c 1010 « . . . 8.15 Yankees vs. White Sox, Sandra Spuzich 73-73—1© WWilaon If 4 010 WblUkr 2b 5 3 3 3 Totau SI 0 5 0 ToUls 21 S 6 S Gail HIraU 72-75-147 ___ __ He wasn’t joking, either. He meant it. he went on. “ Our hitting is a mystery though., I game and snapped a three-game later, Foster singled in Wilson to tie Startliu Grid for CART Wahngt aa 4 110 GWIIaon cl 4111 Houston 000000000-0 Atlanta Falcons pHuhtU A t.P f^ O , Pa.. Au«. tt, UB BrettSb 10 0 0 Herndon If 5 0 10 WPOP Cathy Mant “ But I don’t pray ‘let me win,’ ” he said. “ Why don’t know what’s happened to it. We went 40 in­ Kansas City winiiing streak: the score 4-4. Cincinnati (BO()WOO*-S BcUy King I NY Yankee! — Ontrtgbted Inllelte • 1st row-Rlck Meara, Penako Port, Prvor Sb 2 011 Parrisb c 413 0 DP-Cincinnati 1. LOB-Houaton 4. should I be singled out to win when someone else ■ Bonnie l^uer 2 'Z t"}£ nings in one stretch there and scored only one run.” MUt Wilcox, 7-6, made his first Slnglps by Rusty Staub and Ellis Butch Hoheon to Ortuinto rt the x n o i mph: Kevta Cpaan. Praake PwO. Otia cf 4 0 10 Turner dh 4 0 10 Cincinnati 4. SB-Oester. SB-Cedeno. lli30! GHO Highlights, boycott meeting International U a p »; UlSU; vJobiwy RuUMriort, March MeRae dh 4 0 2 0 Lemon rf 612 1 Robin Walton very likely is asking and hoping for foe same thing? Torre made a couple of moves W ed n ^ay, when start since July 9, allowing two hits Valmtine d^vered Foster and Ron Driessen. &-Housebolder, Pastore. SF— Channel 3 Kellii RInker 2 M H 2 ’That’s a pretty tough decision you’re asking him to 1 contract ot righWiander Lynn McGMhen 'Alkene lb 3 0 0 0 Leach lb 4110 Bench. outfielder Brett BuUer was brought back up from SUWANEE, Ga. (U P I) - The and no runs in five inifoigs. Pat H o^es greeted Willie Hernandez from the CUppeni. ^^M*’ rm-Mario' A n d r^ . WlMcal 0 » Hmmnd rf 4 0 0 0 Brookna 3b 4 111 IP H RERBBSO Shelley^ Hamlin 2tZl~}£ make and that isn’t what it’s all about. Even when I FootbsU Judy Clark ZfZt-JS Richmond and righthander Tommy B og^ was Atlanta Falcons boycottad an N FL Underwood earned bis first save. Wifo an RBI single. worth, 1M.4B: Gordon Johncock. Widest While 2b 4 010 Trmmll u 1211 Houston SUNDAY Catny Morse was-,plA}(ing, I never went up to the plate, and reactivated. He h(q>e8 they’ll help. I Baltimore - AdcM rookie delenaive Coawo^, a i m ; Mika Moalay, March Wathan c 4 0 0 0 Niekro (L 11-9) 7 6 S S 1 1 1 Mels. vs. Cubs, Channel 9, Nancy Rubin 73-76—I© meeting Friday in an attain t to. Kansas City starter Dave Frost, Chicago took a 26 lead in the first. end Jamea WlUlama to training camp Totals 34 1 7 1 ToUU 37 1014 10 Rahal. March Coa-rorth. Roberge i 0 0 0 0 0 Debbie Austin 72-78-1© pray^ to get a hit. But I always prayed.” Also on foe positive side, he said, has been the hastoi the negotiations for a (collec­ who lasted 3 L3 innings, took the Larry Bowa sigled and Bill Bodmer Kansas City ODOOODOlO- 1 Cincinnati WINF "Stoireal (CFL) - Plnc^.

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Call now flashbulb guns, $5 each. • Four ft. lengths, picked 60A, 30A and 8 branch cir­ Registrars of Voters August 18th only at East table, toys, childrens Centrally located. Adults 1976 AUDI FOX - Two The Manchester Board of Educa- dable. at 646-3685 or 523- IMMACULATE ^11 Doug Bevins at ’The of Bolton responsible for only one Hartford Holiday Inn, 10,1, up,. $55.00 a cord. Also, cu its. Asking $95.00. clothes, child’s record only. No pets. Security door. Brown, 4-speed, AM- linn solicits bids for MUSICAL Herald. 613-2711, after 1 available cut, split and Telephone 649-3693. 036-08 incorrect insertion and WOODWORKERS for 9401 4, or 7 pm. NO CALLS player, baby swing, deposit. Call 646-7690. FM cassette, excellent INSTRUMENTS for the 1982 1983 PABKLIKE YARD itm. delivered. Telephone 742- srh(H)l year. Sealed bids will be then only to the size ot manufacturing operation. ACCEPTED. stroller, womens-mens running condition. Im­ the original insertion 8056. SKIS - aluminum 71“ (180 clothes, stainless steel THREE ROOMS - Second maculate appearance. iccTlved until 3:00 F.M .. August e y e g l a s s e s ' n e e d a Please call for an appoint­ WALL TO WALL cm) with safety bipdings 2h. 1982 at which tim e they will be Errors which do not ment. 649-6414. STAFF NURSES - Evening TEACHER - PHYSICAL sink, electric cook top, floor, heat, stove, $2900. 646-3995. BATH TOO. To see better Education for Coventry 25” COLOR Console TV - and two poles. Like new, refrigerator. Near p.iihlidy opened. The right is lessen the value of the and night positions fL E T YOUR blender, lights, plant pots, reserved to reject any and all bids. and look better, give your High School. Level 9-12. RECENT ROOF Excellent condition. Must $70.00. Telephone 649-9940. WAITRESSES - After­ available. Active rolls in te W S P A P B R help you many misc. Rain date Aug. parkacie. Quiet older per­ 4 DOOR 1974 DATSUN 710 - S|N’citi(-atinns and bid forms may advertisement will not One year position begin­ sell. $350. CaU after 5:00 glasses an occasional bath noons and evenings. treatment within Owner Financing ^ p frjiit jars sparkling 21. sons preferred. $325. station wagon, excellent he secured at the Business Office. be corrected by an ad­ ning September 1, 1982. p.m. 643-4638. COUCH WITH attached in soap and water. Rinse Experienced preferred. therapeutic community. ({lean and sweet smelling, Available October 1st. Call running condition. $900. 45 North School, Manchester, ditional insertion. Must be certified in tables, recliner. $50.00 •••••••••••••••••••••••• 643-6802. Call 646-6023. f'onnectirut. Raymond E. Demers. am. polish with a soft Apply in person: LaStrada Work in individual, group P o esib io flash jars, dry completely SEASONED HARDWOOD both. 'Telephone 643-2509. Itosiness Manager. tissue. Going camping? west, 471 Hartford Road, and family therapy, physical education. Con­ Dogs-BIrds-Pots 43 Vary Low Sixties ^en put a large piece of - cut to length, deUvered, 026-08 Manchester. rraining and supervision tact Dr. Donald Nicoletti’s TWO BEDROOMS, gar- FIAT SPIDER - 1972. 850. Read today’s 'Classified offered. Benefits include: office at 742-8913. E.O.E. newspaper inside the jar $75. a cord. Cut, split, TRIUMPH MiJtorcycle FREE To GOOD HOME- age, in-ground pool west Two door convertible. 1971 Ads for the equipment and put the lid on. ’The delivered, $60. a cord. Cali wheels, front and rear with CUSTODIANS - Part and Creative scheduling, Lovable, neutered male ilus utilities, same as above, as is. 646- you’ll need. 3 l \ r evenings, 218-9101. tires, very good condition. full time. Manchester steady shift assignments, MUNSONS Candy Kitchen llaper will absorb any Shephard/Cross. 7 months Available Pmmediately. 1432 after 4 p.m. Legal Notice has opening for a combina­ $99.00. Telephone 6434102. area, ^ p ly Building Ser­ alternate weekends off, ifioisture. old. Has shots. 6474234 646-6882. The Department of Public ’ HianrliFstrr vice Corporation, 217 recently upgraded tion delivery, clean up and anytime. 1972 TR6 ■ Hard-soft top, Utility Control hereby an­ stock person. Hours are A TRULY UNUSUAL VALUE WEAR-EVER Su p e r Walnut Street, Hartford. salaries, merit reviews, Free ClasIHIod Ads FOUR ROOMS and bath - good body needs minor nounces that it will conduct AD ve n tn re s tuition reimbursement, Monday - Friday, 4-8, 9- Shooter electric cooltxie, FREE HOMING Pigeons heat and hot water in­ work. $180( . CaU 643-7266. 8 ROWZE OR BUY, YOU’LL BE MOST WELCOME! W N TE M PO R AR Y Dining canape and'candy maker. a public hearing at the l^ p r a l^ KENNEL WORKER - Part paid health insurance and 5:30 Saturday. Call for ap­ AN tVq UE* jVnny’ Linde to a goof391, or 949-2094 24“ PORCELAIN Kitchen first floor. Air- 1978 FORD VAN EIOO. 6 Verplanck School. 126 Olcott St. ' 8 Operators. Established LPN OR OFFICE Aide to High School, Hebron, Conn. •tia r S p.m. Manchester. apartment. Access to shop­ full baths.' Beautifully PARRAND i sink with faucets ahd gar­ conditioning, beat and on jer. $1500. CaU 649- Keeney School. 179 Keeney St. 9 nationwide pillow work about 17 hours per Skills required - typing, ATTICS, GARAGES, ping centers, buslines and redecorated. All CELLARS CLEANED - REMODELING - CabineU, bage dimosal in good con- Bite parking Included. Call after 5 pm. Manchester High School, Brookfield St. 10 manufacturer has im­ week, in Rockville dictation, filing, otfice schools. For further details appliances. Pool. Sauna. Light trucking. All types of Roofing, Gutters, Room diUon7$ttm Call649-1403. TAG SALE • Hand thrown for appointment to see - Washington School, 94 Cedar St. 11 mediate full time openings. specialist office. Send machines and receptionist TOLLAND - 4.7 acre please call 528-4196 Howell Cheney Regional Technical School 12 Sliders to balcony. $49,9W. brush and trash removed. Additions, Decks, all types pottery, framed prints, M r Experienced preferred. resume to: Box Y, c-o duties. Call Dr. Grabber - building lot with brook. between 9 and 5 pm or Moforeyefat-BfeyefM 84 791 W. Middle Tpke. LesperanceLesper Agency, 646- o f Remodeling and CRIB M ATTRESS With clothing, baby equipment Dayshift - five day week. Manchester Herald. 228-9423. $27,500. Telephone 643-9774. Call 643-1947.______rO t- ■ a I CKIH M ATT after 5 pm and we^ends, Dated at Manchester. Connecticut, this 11th day o l August. 1982. 0501 Repairs. FREE piasUc fitted cover plus and toys, etc. 279 Parker MANCHESTER - 3300 MOTORCYCLE Full benefit program in­ EsUmates. Fully insured. Street, Manchester. 649-7157. Eklward Tom kiel BABYSITTER - Reliable EXTERIOR HOUSE Pain­ several fitted sheete. $8.00. square feet. Comer'store. INSURANCE - Lowest Town Gerk of Manchester cluding sewing incentive. SECRETARY■' Fast paced COVENTRY - Large Telephone 643-6017. August 14th and 15th, 104. person to care for two year ANSALDI-BUILT Raised ting, driveway sealinR. Call before noon, Located on Main Street. Rates Available! Many op­ 0354)8 Apply at Pillowtex Cor­ position in non-profit building lots, 4-5 acres, Rate date August 21st. 118 MAIN STREET - ’Three old in our Manchester health careagency, Ranch ^ Spring Street. 8 trout stream. 200’ frontage Experienced college or after 4:00 p.m. room heated apartment. CaU Lenny, 563-2511. tions. Call: Clarice or poration, 49 Regent Street, rooms, 2 fireplaces. Large DENNIS R. MILLER - Manchester. E.O.E. M-F. home, 1-2 days 7:30 to 4:00 requires bright self each, partially wooded, senior. Call .Peter Krupp, Hot water, no appliances, Joan, Clarke Insurance family room, and outside Remodeling, additions, YORK BARBELL BENCH ESTATE TAG SALE - p.m. References. 646-6668. starter, with ability to excellent soil condition. 643-0468. Free estimates, security. Tenant in­ Mfao. tor Rent 58 Agency 643-1126. Legal Notice deck. Many extras! References. roofing, rec rooms, pan­ for body building. New con- Saturday, Sunday August HELP WANTED - Part work independently with $15,000 plus - financing eling, gutters, aluminum surance. 646-2426, 9-5 PART TIME Painters - an eye for details. Must Assumable mortgage. 80’s. available. Call 242-1962. diUoo. Adjustable to five 14 St 15, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. weriedays. . MOTORCYCLE Notice is hereby given that a Primary of the Democratic Party will be time inserter - must be 18 and vinyl siding, ’t’eleirtione SMALL WORKSHOP with held in your town on September 7 .1M2 for nomination to each office In­ Manchester area. Apply: Phone 643-1727. CAN YOUR Business sup­ incline poaUions. Welded Living room chairs, INSURANCE - For all your years old. Apply Circula­ have good secretarial 2 car garage. Approx. 600 dicated below. 649-1421 or ^2 9 54 . 1 ^ . $4oTT(Tqleptione 645- bedroom chests, night tion Department, Building Service Corn., 217 skills. (60 wpm) Organiza­ port a full time MANCHESTER - Main sq. ft. Centrally located. motorcycle needs, call Notice is also given that the following is the name of the party- Manchester Herald. Ask Walnut Street, HartfoiM. tion skills, ability to work bookkeeper? If not, call tables, tempi, mahogany Street. 2-4 rooms. Heated. CaU______640-7690. us.Competitive rates. endorsed candidate, It any, of the Democratic Party for nomination to for John, with people. Interested in □ Bu s in e s s china hutcb, mahogany Hot water. Appliances. No •••••••••••*•••••••••••• Friendly service. Fine each of lice Indicated, together with the street address of saUt candidate: VACANCIES at MHS iublic affairs and MANCHESTER- Tbis coloiful Patchwork OFnCE FURNITURE - IHUiet,iHUiet antique coal-wood pets.ts. 8Security. Parking. Homm-Apts. to shore 88 OFFICE NAME ADDRESS and SERVICES Paiow is just, one of 40 COMPUTER KEY Athletic Dept. - Assistant fegislative process helpful GLASTONBURY Town will pick up and deliver. An ensy-to-aew lingerie Couch with table, only kitchen' 1 range, antique 5^7047 or Jiidy. Crockett Agency, SecreUry of the State Julia H. Tashjian 31 Basswood Road ittoas inoraded with full O.OO. OaOks only | 60.(». Wlndaor, Conn. PUNCH OPERATOR Field Hockey & Diving but not required. Line - Country Club loca­ 429-1611. set for the fuller figure. brau-metal bed, Castro ROOMMATE NEEDED to 643-1577. Coach for Boys & Girls Experience with word • k No. 1340 with Photo- directions in Make It with S[fice chairs $35.00. Call sofa bad, waU mirrors, Notice Is also given that the following are the names of the enrolled Are you quick to pick tion. 8'A room (jQlonlal on Sersleaa Onarad . 31 ■Naadla A TkrOad. Inter- 149 OAKLAND Street - share Colonial In Bolton members of Uie DemocraUc Party who have filed certificates ol Swimming teams. Contact WILL BABYSIT M & M Plumbing and Guide is in Sizes 38 to 60. after 5:00 p.m., 6tt-0388. dinette sate, paintings, 1975 HONDA CBS60. things up? We need an processing helpful. . Send acre wooded lot in quiet,. ••••••••■•••••••■••(••a* Youn eating, plck-nn p r o j ^ Two rooms, heated. $260 Lake area. WO fuUy in­ eligibility and consent to primary In conformity wlUi Section MOO of the Richard (^bb at 647-3553 or resume to: Director of CHILD or intent days ip Hedting. MtIncbMtet. MB* Size 40, 44 bust . . . prin- framea, houaahiild .monthly, no appliances. clusive. Telephone 647- Excellent condition. independent take executive neighborhood. 4 ceis-line slip, 8 yards 46- for family and nom* (Wa- Oeneral Statutes, as candidates for nofninatlon to each office indicated, 649-8496. External Affairs, Easter bedrooms, 2XA baths, 3 REWEAVING BURN my home.______Nathan Hale 2871. Smdil repairs, etot qvdlt, aprons. Infant'a SUDim a GLASS tihithtub appUaneea, marble ana Security, tenant insurance. 0071. $700.00. 4,000 original together with the street addresses of said candidates: ^charge person who Seal Society of Conn., P.O. HOLES. Zippers, um- Sc'hool area. Call 643-1890,MS-1850, remodeling, heating, iheh; half-slip, 1% yards; door. Fits S’ tub, $50.00. brass cocktail table, CaU ^.2436 weekdays 94. miles. CaU ^2 0 88 , or 74^ OFFICE NAME ADDRESS fireplaces, cathedral panties, 1% yards. ' ” and popovsr; handy jworks well with little PART TIME D R IV E R Box 1013, Amston, Conn. brellas repaired, \iindow baths, kitchens and water Iside and armchair Aluminum screen door clothing and more! 89 6087. Secretary of the State Patricie T. Hendel 117 Parkwey S. celling family room . Pafttrvi available onlg WOMAN WITH or without supervision. We will wanted 15-20 hours per 06231. EOE. Aluminum siding, 2 car shades, Venetian blinds. UVE-IN COMPANION for heaters. Free estimates! «.Jdlaa are alao fea- with storm window, 85Vk x Richmond Drive, MANSFIELD CENTER - children to share private New London, Conn. train you to work with week, $5.00 per hour. Keys. TV FOR RENT. elderly lady, small family hi titts »howH. , tiaadj. Ideal for Manchester. Directions on­ Woodsedge Apartments. 1974 HARLEY DAVIDSON Dated at Hartford, Connecticut, thii Mh day of August, IBfB. garage. $143,500. Owner-i ••#•?••••••••••••••#•••• home. $300 monthly, plus Albert P. Lenge our own in-house com­ Telephone 649-8848. FULL TIME S A L E S . Broker, 646-3234 for ap­ Marlow’s, 867 Main Street. qr child care. Experienced giving. S k " ’ - * ly, 649-1819. 1-84, exit 92, Newly renovated, country half utility, 6444177. S X 125 - 2 stroke. Good con­ 649-6221. w ^ references. Call 646r fkartng M2 Center Street, left on Ver­ Director/Attomey Election Divislan puter system. Full Mature person. Apply In pointment. ' Q-118. Maka It with setting. Two bedrooms dition. $350 or best offer. Office bf Secretary of the State NEWSPAPER ^ set' setniT ’ Needle k Thread ia $S,W FOUR BACK YARD Sl(-i non to Richmond. benefits. THE W.G. person; Marlow’s, Inc.. 867 s t a r ^ at $28i, Telephcme After 5 p.m., 6494604. The foregoing is a copy of the noUce which I have received from the DEALERSHIP available Main Street, Manchester. FliOCklSANDIliilG 'F lo ors (W eaekwto SnU a copy. ting benchea - withrith backs. GLENNEY CO. Please COVENTRY - aean as a BRICK, BLOCK. STONE - - , : ,r , , nke new 420-U70 or 2^4060. Office of the Secretary ol the State, in accordance artth Section M33 of in Vemon-Rockvllle area. Speciallzilig In Ts srOir, Mai $IJW, IsshNln S r for . $10.00. ^’Telephone □ AUTOMOTIVE 1978 HONDA OOLDWING r Hounds tooth - seven room Concrete Chimney floors, natural andi the General Statutes. As provided In said noUce f primary ot Uie call for appointment — Please call 647-9046 for in­ TEACHERS: Repairs. “ No Job Too •'••••••••••••••••••••••• MU Maw. Attnn.mik Zir 648-4751. ra S R O N FQUR ROOMS • Liquid cool. Full dresser. DemocraUc Party for nomlnaUon to Uw state or district office Uieretn Cape. Four bedrooms stained floors. No waxing terview. SUBSTITUTE, elemenUry Small.” Call 644-8356. i C IM . M )la Nm sM ^ mis S M . ★ September 1st. Stove, •••••••••••••••••••••••• Low miles. $2700. or best specified will be held on September 7, ItSl. The hours of voting at said possible, wall to Wall in INTERIOR-EXTERIOR John VerfailUte,' and bi(di school for Hebron, several rooms. Country New FASHION with NEW LIFE Preiei TAG SALE* Saturday only, reirigerator, one car Autos For Sato 81 offer. 643-1665, or'742-7294. ’ Primary and the location of the poUs wlU be as foUow. Abigail Van Buren offers MEN-WOMBN - Door to Andover, Marlborough, PAINTING • W allpam ^ Phote-Gnide patterns in cushion, AugustUth.,9to5.SimiU parking. No pets, no •••••••••••••••••••••••a HOURS OF VOTING 11:00 Noon to 8 P.M. .sized treed and shrubbed C & M Tree Service, Free LOCA'riON OF POLLING PLACES personal advice daily in door canvassers for tlier- Ite^onal rostiict No. 8. aiid DrywaU lnKalliition. all site rapKOs, has a ^teaA Vito Digest ‘ oyen, refrigerator, fur­ children. First 7 ^ last SURPLUS JEEPS, CARS, HONDA 1978 550 Four K kH. Primary or secondary estimates. Discount senior Looking lo r S a sw COMMUNITY HALL, m BOLTON CENTER ROAD one of America’s best-read mal windows. Car needed. fSO^y. Requirements: ’ ity profaMUondl ' ncUdl Grate ^ l a Collee- YoureeU niture. tf^Ms dedi, is HP months security. TRUCKS Car-inv. value Faring, luggage rack, 1410 financing possible. Very citizens. Company lonabte * jirices;' apariinentt Check tlon for iarxer iiMa: pint Dated at Bolton, OnnecUcul, this llUi day a l August, 1003. columns, “ Dear Abby,” in Good commission for r lA t c o lle g e degree. Call 1081 ioaim wiiui 16-paga $10J». New outboard m otor, and a References. No utUitles. $2143 JKtld for $100. 60^9Se- miles. Mint condition. $1,- Town Clerk Catherine K. leUier low $80*s, and worth It! Manchester owned and Estimates! Imtly Insured. maiiy ykeaheies listed in 2 BfHfUS CoUppiasf whole lot more! 074 East The Manchester Herald’s person. Evenings - 1-413- Superintendent of Schools, Group I - Belflore Agency, GIPTSECnON wlthfAl $U.OO. Trieiphaiie $350. Ask for Mrs. Brown - 0675 Ext. 7816. CaU Refun­ 495 negotiable. Telephone '■ Town of BoIUn, Oonnecticut operated. Call 6^1327. G.L. McHugh, ^9 3 21 . the uassllied eacA day; Price.... nJB, llid d e ’T u n ^ e . ' Focus section. M5-9316. 2 ia ^ 7 . 643-4210. 647-1413. dfaectlew. Price... $5J5. 0494621. dable. 0494078. 137-08