The Sealy News (Sealy, Tex.), Vol. 94, No. 41, Ed. 1 Thursday, December 31, 1981 Page: 8 of 24
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Disabled athletes from every
part of the United States will
be seen on the “Weekend With
the Stan Telethon for Cerebral
Paley” to be broadcast over
station KRIV-TV Channel 26
January 16-17, 1982.
They are the competitors in
the Third National Cerebral
Palsy Games held at the
University of Rode Island this
past summer and sponsored by
the National Association of
Sports for Cerebral Palsy
Competitors participated in
individual swimming, archery,
horseback riding, riflery,
slalom, table tennis, cycle races
and track and field events.
Team competition included
bocci, wheelchair and ambu-
lant soccer. Athletes were
classified into one of eight
division according to physical
ability.
The National Association of
Sports for Cerebral Palsy
(NASCP) was formed in 1978
to provide competitive sports
.opportunities for persons
disabled by cerebral palsy and
other neuromotor conditions.
NASCP is now sponsored by
United Cerebral Palsy and is
one of the activities supported
by the organization's annual
telethon.
As a member of the United
States Olympic Committee,
NASCP is recoghized as one of
the five major handicapped
sport organizations in the
United States. In addition to
sponsoring the National Cere-
bral Palsy Games, NASCP
selects outstanding athletes to
compete in the international
Cerebral Palsy Games, which
will be held in Denmark in
June, 1982.
Sinch NASCP’s inception,
the program has made
substantial progress. In 1978
the first National Games were
held in Detroit with 130
athletes participating. A year
later, NASCP sponsored its
second National Games, and
450 athletes representing 33
states competed.
International meets, current-
ly in vol vi ng more than a dozen
nations, are held every two
yean. In 1971, NASCP sent
the first United States Cerebral
Palsy team, composed of 18
athletes, to an international
competition in Scotland, where
they placed fourth in the
world. A team more than twice
that size is expected to compete
in the 1982 International
Games in Copenhagen.
Three years ago only 20
teams from seven states -
some 400 athletes — partici-
pated in cerebral palsy sports.
NASCP presently acknow-
ledges over 100 teams
nationwide with approximately
2,000 athletes.
“Sports by ability, not
disability" is the philosophy
behind the Games. The intensity
of the competition is what sets
the Cerebral Palsy Games
apart from other special
sporting events for the
handicapped. Accomplish-
ments in sports, NASCP feels,
can lead to accomplishment in
other activities and in turn to a
more independent way of life
for persons with disabilities.
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history.
Wednesday, March 3, marks
the return of the Good Ole
Boys, as Moe Bandy and Joe
Stampley bring their down-
home fun to the rodeo for one
performance only.
Thursday, March 4, Conway
1 (4-ounce) jar sliced Twitty performs all his hit
pimientos songs at the evening rodeo
Bottles hot yellow chiles, performance.
Wemmad and chopped On Friday, March 5, for the
Giblets from turkey, evening performance, and for
cooked and chopped two performances on Satur-
Giblet broth day, March 6, the rodeo
Place bread cubes on baking presents Dolly Parton. This
sheet and bake at 275 degrees beautiful singer, songwriter
just until slightly dry. Saute and actress is unequalled when
garlic and onion in butter In It comes to putting on a
large skillet. Add mushrooms dynamic show.
and saute until tender. Mix In At the Sunday, March 7
pork, undrained capers, olives, matinee, the Houston Rodeo
undrained pimientos, bread welcomes the number one
and giblets. Add chopped soul group in the business
yellow chiles and chile liquid to today — Kool and the Gang,
tast. Mix in broth from And the golden anniversary
cooking giblets to desired doses with the March 7
moistness. Season to taste with evening performance of Don
salt and pepper. Use mixutre to Williams, Country Music Male
stuff medium-size turkey or Vocalist of the Year making
bake in covered casserole at hie second consecutive rodeo
350 degreese 30 to 40 minutes, appearance,
or until heated through.
Stars Named to
Appear at HLS&R
50th Annivanary '
The greatest line-up of star ,
entertainers in Houston Rodeo
history was announced today
to appear at the fiftieth
anniversary edition of the
Show, February 24 March 7.
1982 in the Astrodome.
“For our golden anniversary
Show, we wanted to present
the most spectacular enter-
tainment line-up ever;* said
Board Chairman Allen H.
Carruth. “Of course, with 16
performances this year and the
expansion of our schedule,
there’s more than ever for the
entire family to enjoy!’ Horse
show events begin on February
20; livestock judging on
February 22 and rodeo
performances co February 24.
All events conclude March 7.
Stars appearing at the 1982
Show include Eddy Arnold,
Anne Murray, Larry Gatlin
and the Gatlin Brothers, Merle
Haggard, The Oak Ridge
Boys, Charley Pride, Mac
Davis, The Statler Brothers,
Moe Bandy and Joe Stampley,
Conway Twitty, Dolly Parton,
Kool and the Gang and Don
Williams.
Carruth noted that the rodeo
had added two new evening
performances, with opening
night now falling on Wednes-
day, February 24. “The
addition of these evening
performances makes attending
the rodeo much more
convenient for families. And,
it gives us a chance to present
even more of the star
entertainment that has made
the Houston Show the biggest
and best of all!'
Rodeo ticket prices are 34
and 38 and include admission
to all livestock show events.
Tickets will available at the
Astrodome Box Office on
Kirby Drive and all Ticket
Master of Houston locations
on January 4. Mail orders,
being taken now, may be
addressed to Rodeo Ticket
Director, Houston Livestock
Show and Rodeo, P. O. Box
25395, Houston, Texas 77265-
5395.
Leading off at the opening
performance on Wednesday
night, February is Eddy
Arnold. Arnold is a special
rodeo favorite and has sold
more than 70 million records in
his legendary career.
On Thursday night, Februa-
ry 25, Anne Murray returns.
This beautiful Canadian vo-
calist has taken rodeo
audiences by storm in her
previous two appearance. Her
long string of hit songso
includes, “Snowbird” and
“You Needed Me!’
Friday night, February 26
Larry Gatlin and the Gatlin
Brothers Band perform. This
Grammy-winning vocal group
has played to packed houses in
their previous appearances
in Houston.
Saturday, February 27,
brings two stars to the rodeo.
Appearing at the matinee
performance only is Entertain-
er of the Year, Merle Haggard.
A the evening show only, is
me Country Music Vocal
rou of the Year, The Oak
‘ Ridge Boys.
Sunday, February 28,
Charley Pride appears at both
the matinee and evenfag ■
performances. Pride has
appeared at the Houston
Rodeo more times than any
other star; 1982 will mark his
12th appearance in 13 yean.
Monday, March 1, Mac
Davis, the popular Lubbock,
Texas, singer/songwriter will
star at the evening per-
formance.
He is followed on Tuesday,
March 2, for one performance
only by The Statler Brothers,
the most award-winning vocal
group in country music
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