PAGE TEN-B- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri„ Dec. 3, 1976 Cut your own taxes evelopment fund hearings set Inside today Two public hearings have been set public input into possible uses of the ment of Housing and Urban Develop­ The weather Over-65 should delay home sale to discuss possible uses of federal federal funds. The first hearing will ment for final approval, which is be held Wednesday, Dec. 8 at 7:30 expected in early spring. Area news__ 1-B Editorial ...... 6-A Community Development funds. Increasing cloudiness with chance of Business...... 3-A Family .. .2-B-3-B By RAY DE CRANE than if you wait to sell until 1977. price to be considered is what Inter­ p.m. in the Whiton Library. The se­ Here is the reason why. Under nal Revenue calls the adjusted sales 'The town has received $301,000 in snow flurries this afternoon and Churches ...... 6-B Obituaries__ 8-A (Last of Three Parts) third-year grants. This money, plus cond hearing will be held Thursday, evening, high around 30. Partly clear Classified .7-B-Sf-B Sports ... 4-B-5-B current tax law no tax is paid on the price. This is the agreed-on selling Dec. 9 at 7:30 p.m. in the Nathan tonight with low 15-20. Fair Sunday Because of the many changes in price less those expenses incident to any carryover from the first and se­ Comics...... 10-B Week-Review . 2-A the new income tax law. some moves profit from the sale of a home by Hale School cafeteria. Lottery with high in 30s. National weather Dear Abby ... 10-B Wings ...... 2-A someone 65 or older — no matter how the sale. This would reduce the final cond year, can be spent on communi­ forecast map on Page 7-B. should be made in the final weeks of ty projects. The advisory committee will meet large the profit — if the selling price selling price by the real estate com­ after the public hearings and discuss this year to capitalize on tax advan- mission, if any, and by various es­ Information on eligible activities n u m b e r tages while other decisions should is ^,000 or less. the suggested uses. It will draw up a Admittedly, not many homes are crow and closing costs. under Title ! of the 1974 Housing and best be postponed until next year. plan for the monies. A public hearing sold these days for $20,000 or less. So There is also a formula for deter­ Community Development Act and on HARTFORD (UPl)' - A case for delay is in the sale of a grant application requirements is on this suggested plan will be held in The winning Connecticut Fiance next year, under the new law, this mining what part of the gain is late January. ' and Lance named home by someone who is 65 or older. exempt from tax when the adjusted available in the Municipal Building, lottery number drawn If you will make a profit on the sale, figure is raised to $35,000. If the plan is approved, it will then For technical purposes, the selling selling price is more than $20,000. the Mary Cheney Library, and the Thursday night was 97- News the tax bite will be bigger this year Whiton Library. be sent to the Board of Directors. Red-258. The public hearings, which have After the directors act on it, the plan Norman Kerr, 63, of If you will m ake a profit on the sale, the tax. bite will be been set by the Community Develop­ will be passed on to regional agencies Jewett City won $100,000 in ment Advisory Committee, allow for review and to the U.S. Depart­ the special weekly summary Carter mulling bigger this year than if you wait to sell until 1977. _drawingj______Complied from United Press Internetlonal In the event, the portion of the gain $70,000 is 2-to-7, then 2 7ths of that was made? Since the ratio between that is exempt from tax is the ratio $28,000 gain, or $8000, would be $35,000 and $70,000 is l-to-2, only $14,- over long list that $20,000 bears to your actual exempt from tax. Your tax would be 000 of that gain will be taxable if the I adjusted sales price. based on the remaining $20,000 of sale is made next year. Siefferts State That may sound complicated, but it taxable profit. If you have the same number of fS really isn’t. If, for example, you sold That’s the rule for 1976. dollars to spend, would you sooner be SERVICE HARTFORD - Dr. Milton a home at an adjusted selling price of Beginning in 1977 we will begin taxed on $20,000 or on $14,000? Helpqm, former chief medical of appointees $70,000 and reaped a profit of $28,000, operating with a $35,000 figure, in­ examiner for New York City, says here is how your tax problem would stead of that $20,000. STORE Peter Reilly's mother was not run PLAINS, Ga. (UPI) - After an­ Reporters, who asked Carter about be worked out: Now what happens to that $70,000 (End Series) over by a car before her murder nouncing his first two major ap­ further appointments, were told, Since the ratio between $20,000 and house sale when a profit of $28,000 three years ago as alleged earlier pointments, President-elect Jimmy "That’s all for this week. We’ll have this week by James E. McDonald, Carter today went back to the some more by the latter part of next head of the New Haven crime telephone for more consultation on week.” laboratory. the others who will serve him. Carter announced no plans for this Carter said Friday, in announcing weekend. Chaminade to present PORTABLE NEW HAVEN - Vietnam-era the appointments of lawyer-diplomat He will fly to Washington draft evaders in Connecticut will Cyrus Vance as secretary of state Wednesday for two days of meetings with business leaders, the Joint yule program Monday FnOM THE PEOPLE WHO BRING YOU not be prosecuted because of their and Georgia banker Bert Lance as t *LP.P.S LOW PRICES ..»t PERSONAL SERVICE expected “pardon” next month by budget director, he hopes to have ap­ Chiefs of Staff and his own transition ThaVs where it will go A program of vocal and instrumental music will be r h d s a g ilt President-elect Jimmy Carter, pointed his chief officers by Christ­ team chiefs. featured at the Chaminade Musical Club’s Christmas l o r y o i r .. U.S. Attorney Peer Dorsey said mas. Carter is culling a list of 70 names, Minna Noone, left, points to the location of the 400-acre industrial park proposed for program Monday at 8 p.m. in the Federation Room at Friday. He has "stalled” all “I believe the nation can be compiled and investigated by his Buckland. Looking on is William Anderson, who along with Mrs. Noone and four other local Center Congregational Church. legals actions against those now reassured that at least in these two chief talent scout, Hamilton Jordan. A happ y He said his appointees would have residents, travel^ to Columbus, Ohio Friday to view a J.(^. Penney distribution center. A 4 Deborah Benson, mezzo-soprano, will sing Brahms’ in custody and told the FBI not to appointments the choices have been "Cradle Song of ’The Virgin” accompanied by Joan pursue any outstanding warrants. superlative,” Carter said of Vance “ good balance’’ in terms of similar center would be the major tenant of the Manchester park. (Herald photo by Dunn) Niiler, pianist, and Linda Goldstein, violist. She will also holiday home. and Lance at a news conference. ”I background and geographic origin sing four carols accompanied by Mrs. Niiler. have complete confidence in these and would include a “good represen­ ’fte Brahms Sonata for Violin and Piano in E flat Gift Chrulmat Regional two men.” tation of women and minorities.” major will be performed by Linda Goldstein violinist, and Suggestions Asked what procedure he used in Penney complex described Carol Rich, pianist. • HERB aON. KITS Trees BOSTON — Doctors at making his selections. Carter said: • PLANT STANDS “I spent, I would say, six or eight There will be a carol sing and refreshments after the 9 BIRD FEEDERS Massachusetts General Hospital Fords dance program. , AMARYLLIS BULBS and astronauts involved in the hours a day on the telephone, calling • GARDENING BOOKS 1- TAQ Anyone interested in an informal evening of music and NOW United States’ space shuttle different people around the nation in fellowship is invited to attend. House Plants CUT • program are planning to work at benefit whom I have confidence, who have as Hmmense^ clean, quieV LATIN together to study the causes and WASHINGTON (UPI)-President special knowledge about, for in­ 2- FNEEH Tucker, of 235 Burnham St., said. structed, the area was sometimes WE HAVE AN effects of hypertension. ' Ford and his wife Betty danced into stance, foreign affairs or defense By GREG PEARSQN CUT “1 think Penney will appreciate our used at night for "drag-racing,” ac­ ENDLBU the early hours of the morning today capabilities or finance or inter­ Herald Reporter VAMETY, K U t NORTNERN •SANYO requests for landscaping,” Steve cording to the neighbors. Mrs. Noone B A L tA M KINGSTON, R.I. - Gusty in a rare post-election public national and domestic trade, or MANY, MANY "Immense, “clean,” and “quiet.” Penny, of 395 Burnham St., said. “If said that they called Penney on the T Y B E t o r S>UVI^ALUD winds carried the scent of appearance at a white tie and tails health, education and welfare, or. These were the words used most A BURLAPED GE 12”dmb. matter and security at the site was B^nai B*rith honors Weiss KANTCMI 12”nmB&WTV marijuana across the University benefit ball for the National whatever the case might be, asking it’s properly landscaped, it will add frequently by six Manchester soon increased. i ; of Rhode Island campus as Symphony Orchestra. them for their advice on who ought to to the building.” B&WTV residents who visited a J.C. Penney A complaint about parking lot Town Manager Robert B. Temporary chairman for several hundred students The crowd gathered around the be considered for Cabinet positions The size and operation of the 10 0 % . Distribution Center in Columbus, center was mentioned by ' the lights shining on homes brought Weiss has been named the event is Gerald Okrant,/ « I S O L I D S T A T E | gathered for a publicized smoke- President and his wife to applaud apd or for lesser posts. WHITHAM NURSERY Ohio Friday. similar quick action from Penney of­ recipient of the Communi­ and Marshall (^hen and ;°OUD STATE ONLY in Friday in defiance of state cheer them on as they danced to the "Then, out of that series of residents. Penny said that he was ‘ atom with Us’ All six spoke favorably of the "absolutely amazed” at the size of ficials.'Mrs. Noone said she was told. ty Service Award Manuel Jainchill are co- laws. State, local and campus ”12th Street Rag” at midnight. recommendations that come to me Columbus facility, which will be presented by the Charter chairmen. Publicity will be Rout* 6 BOLTON 64S-7I02 police paid no attention. Ford smiled somewhat self­ from knowledgeable people, \here in­ the building. The Columbus neighbors, unlike : \ similar to the two-million-square- "The whole warehouse and dis­ local residents, had no input into the Oak Lodge of B’nai B'rith. handled by Max Goodstine OPEN DAILY A SUNDAY SKIO to 5K)0 P.M. consciously as an exuberant Betty evitably develops a pattern, which foot catalog distribution center that tribution center is just incredible,” Penney plan before the center was The award is given and Sql (?ohen. finally threw her scarf around his shows that many different people ... Penney is planning to locate in National recommend a certain group of per­ Robert Spencer, of 376 Burnham St., built. People agreed that this might periodically to recognize neck and pulled him to her in a tight Manchester. ' '■ sons.” Carter sai he then turns the said. have contributed to their lack of con­ an outstanding contributor SALt - Gary hug. The local center would be part of a LAkE'"cif Y list over to his staff “and we do an in- While the Columbus operation is a cern. to the Greater Manchester Gilmore wants to phone his The Fords arrived at the $125 per 400-acre industrial park planned for depth analysis of that pereon, con­ large one. employing about 2,300 peo­ Mrs. Noone said that while they community. Prior winners mother and talk her into dropping person affair shortly after 8 p.m. and Buckland. The six residents who flew ■ • centrating additional questions about ple during the Christmas season, it is visited the plant, there did not seem were Judge Jay Rubinow a U.S. Supreme Court appeal remained until after midnight. to Ohio live in the Burnham St.-Crbft that person or groups of persons.” also a quiet one. to be any traffic problems. One per­ and Doctor A. Elmer which thwarted his efforts to die Others on the dance floor steered Dr. area, the residential section ! • "And then, out of that, I form my "On the outside of the building, you son at the center did say that at peak Diskan. before a firing squad Monday. The clear of the President and his wife at closest to the proposed site. own opinion', talk to the persons being hear nothing, even in the loading time, someone might have to wait A committee has been court issued h temporary stay late first, but later they began to 'in­ The residents’ main complaint was considered, either by telephone or in area. ' Tucker said. He said that through two or three light changes established to run the (im ­ I -Friday. terrupt to shake his hand and chat. that there was a lack of shubbery and munity Service Award And much later in the evening, person, and, ultimately, make a trucks back up right to the loading before getting onto the main road. buffering around the Columbus facili­ dock. Thus, none of the loading is Anderson suggested that more in­ E Breakfast, which will be several women went up to him and decision.” 200 WASHINGTON - The log jam ty- centives might be made in held in March. kissed him. done outside, he said. I • of Christmas packages sitting in "For a $35 million building, they Three of the people who made the Manchester to encourage carptwling. CASH BONUS post offices along the East Coast could have spent $100 on bushes,’’ trip — Spencer, William Anderson, of At the Columbus center, there is less Adult school ! • QUASAR could start breaking up soon if 18,- Francis Maffe, of 116 Croft Dr., said. 340 Burnham St., and Minna Noone, than 1.2 employer for every car, he offering new 13” 100% SoUd 000 striking United Parcel Service Police-Town labor talks Maffe and others who took the trip of 327 Burnham St, — spoke with said. courses ONANYNEW I • COLOR TV employes approve a tentative con­ agreed that the buffering was not a Columbus residents who live near the Alan Lamson, assioi'itit town State COLOR tract agreement reached Friday. necessity around the building, but Penney plant. planner, who also made the trip, said M anchester’s Adult *277 *278 The walkout began Sept. 15 and would have added to its attrac­ the work conducted at the center is a VEGAmCHEVETTE "The neighborhood had that at­ Evening School will offer effects 15 eastern states. in binding arbitration tiveness. titude, It's there, who cares'," Mrs. "very clean process. What happens C several new courses when 7 7 CHEVEHE HATCHBACK The one residential area near the Negotiations between the town and Tile 111 St hearing for the binding ar­ Noone said. inside, you are almost totally un­ its winter semester starts Our Stock No. 4931 with 4-apMd trana., 1.6 IKrc| DETROIT — New car sales in Columbus center is 500 feet away, but the union representing the bitration process cannot be held until Spencer said that the residents had aware of on the outside.” Jan. 31. •ngine, body aid* moulding, radio, Cartar Caro November were nearly 6 per cent railroad lines between the homes and LIST PRICE $3M6 Manchester Police Department have the third member of the panel is lived with the rail lines in their back Generally, those who made the trip Monday’s schedule will above a year ago as the U.S. auto the buildings act as a natural buffer. spoke favorably of the center coming include courses in drafting, entered binding arbitration, the final selected, and a date that is open for yards before Penney came. This con­ OUR PRICE $3425 industry recorded its best sales the three panel members and the The railroad was there before the tributed to their “ho hum" attitude, to Manchester. They also, however, advanced crewel and em­ month since June on the strength step of municipal labor negotiations. building was constructed. CASH BONUS...... $ 200 ’^is is the first municipal labor town and union representatives is he said. again expressed their opposition to I- broidery, and social dan­ of big cars and new rebate- The residents said that they would 291. fearing that if both the industrial cing II. OUR PRICE dispute in Manchester that has gone found. Mrs. Noone said that the neighbors inspired interest in the small require adequate buffering at the park and the highway are built, they ’Tuesday’s offerings will mt^els. to binding arbitration, which became A town spokesman said that he did say there was noise and dust LESS CASH BONUS $ 3 2 2 5 | \\ Manchester trenter, a request that will be sandwiched between. include courses in painting effective for municipal employes. expected it would be at least two during the construction. The they have already made to Penney As Maffe said, "If we can get rid of in acrylics, drawing, music 177 VEGA HATCHBACK DENVER - A Colorado The town and Manchester Police weeks before the hearing is held. neighbors also praise Penney of­ The police have been working officials. ficials for quickly responding to com­ 1-291, the center is good for our appreciation and a writers’ I Our Stock No. 8043 with 140-2 bbl ongino, A/trana., Episcopal bishop says he’s not In­ Union, Local 1495, have selected 'T d be pleased with the building their representatives for the binding without a contract since July 1. plaints. neighborhood and great for the workshop. body aldo moulding, radio, w/walla, whaol ringa, Cartar terested in an armed confronta- being located in Manchester, but we arbitration panel. When the building was being con­ town." On Wednesday nights Cara. tioh with a secessionist group that have to have buffering,’’ Floyd there will be courses in L IS T P R IC E $3964 has hired off-duty policemen to The town chose Joseph Bogdan, an enam eling on m etal, OUR PRICE...... $3785 prevent a diocese takeover of attorney from Milford. The union rosemaling, bargello, CASH BONUS...... $ 200 their church. The secessionists selected Frank Raccio, an attorney dough art and federal in­ RCA XL100 19” COLOR ZENITH 19” COLOR voted last Sunday to break away from New Haven. The two attorneys Dr. Heller to direct ^Messiah^ Sunday come tax. OUR PRICE from the church because of its will now meet to select a third, ’Thursday’s schedule in­ I LESS CASH BONUS ...... $3585 liberal policies and ordination of neutral member for the three- 100% member panel. cludes courses in shirret, ii D E L U X E $ women as priests in particular. By JUNE TOMPKINS called standardized work. Dr. Heller fiberglass rod making and QET A $200 CASH BONUS ON ANY NEW VEGA OR SOLID The town and the union have been said. Even so, there is a Mozart ver­ WALNUT QHI^y STATE unable to reach an agreement What the audience will hear Sun­ fundamentals of amateur CHEVETn i ! International day night when Handel’s “Messiah” sion of the "Messiah." radio. only^ 3 5 8 through the first three steps of Mozart rewrote and reorchestrated NOW THROHOH JANUARY 10, 1077. bargaining — negotiation, mediation, is performed at Bailey Auditorium Brochures on the evening BEIRUT, Lebanon — An ad- will be an individual interpretation some ofthe “ Messiah" because school will be distributed 1 vance toward the Israeli- and factfinding. Handel's music had become “old The fact-finder’s report by Dr. Jack Heller based on a to the local banks, the Lebanese border by Arab League Handel-Mozart version. style." Mozart also added woodwinds Municipal Building and the USED CMS With a , I peace-keeping troops appears to recommended a five per cent raise in to the orchestration. each year of a two-year contract. The Dr. Heller, professor of music at town libraries by the mid­ be Imminent. University of Connecticut and music Handel’s religious oratorio is still dle of January. 60 Day 100% guarantea.* report was considered generally being updated. "We can’t recreate favorable toward the police union’s director and conductor for the TOKYO - Polls indicate Manhester Civic Orchestra . and the 18th century, so we adapt music *«nglno, transmission, roar axia, front axia, demands. of that period to today’s tastes," Dr. ECHS chessmen aaaambllaa, braka ayatam I Japan’s pro-American ruling par­ Both the town and the union Chorale which will perform the great ty may lose Its majority in parlia- work, talked about the many versions Heller said as he explained that it’s a defeat MHS I rejected the report. A union bit of a myth that there is only one ment for the first time in 28 years spokesman, however, said that the of the "Messiah” in a recent inter­ 74 DODOE S3295 72 GHEVELLE $2545 TRUCKS in Sunday’s elections. way to interpret the "Messiah.” 1 Dtrt 8wlr>o«r Cpw. V-8, A/tr«nt„ Malibu Cpa. V-a, A/lrana., union’s rejection was primarily a view. ’The East Catholic Chess I vtnyt roof, rodlo. P/atoorlr>o. P/tlatrIng, radio. 75 CHEVROLET $3495 The individual tempos and inter­ HONG KONG - The Chihese strategic move since the town was Referring to a 72-page section from , team defeated Manchester 72 NOVO $2195 70 m $2945 Vi ton Pickup. V-6, atd. trana., | the book “Handel’s Messiah” by Jens pretations of an oratorio are deter­ 4 radio. army’s ranking political com­ expected to reject the report. High in a m atch at 1 -Door, a eyt., ltd. Irtnt., radio. Station Wagon. 4 cyl., atd. trana., mined by the conductor. For in­ 2 i missar accused Mao Tse-tung’s Both sides must agree to the report Peter Larsen, Dr. Heller said there Manchester. High School. AM/FM radio. Vary low mllaaga. 74 CHEVROLET $3695 is no one original version of the stance, in the chorus number, 75 FORD $4995 Vt ton Pickup. V-a, A/Irtna., widow and three other radical for it to be adopted. Play lasted slightly over an I LTD Country Squlro Wigon. V4 , 74 CHEVEUE $3495 "M essiah" in existence. When "Behold The Lamb of God,” Dr. Malibu Claailo Coupa. V-a, P/atoorIng, radio. leaders of creating serious hour and a half. East |A/trini., Hr condition, luggige Handel first performed his work in Heller chooses to use a different ■ rock. Mono radio, P/atoarlng, A/trana., air condition, vinyl root, 75 DATSUN $3495 SYLVANIA 17” COLOR clvillan-milita strife before they rhythm than is written and often Catholic captured five of I P/brakaa. radio, P/ataorIng, P/brakaa. Pickup. 4 oyt.. 4-apd. trana., SONY COLOR TVs , 1741 in Dublin, it was with a very nine boards in a split tied 73 GOIET $2595 radio, ahali cap. were purged in early October, the heard because he thinks that is the 75MDSTMI6 $3595 New. China News Agency reported small orchestra and organ accom­ right down to the end. IQhla Cpo. V*8, A/trana., atoroo 2-Door, a cyl., A/lrant.. radio. 75IUUER $5495 10 0 % panying the chorus. way it was originally meant to be. I radio, P/atoarlng, P/brakaa. 4-whaal drlvi, V-a, 4-apaod EVERY SIZE L.P.P.S. i today, Liang Pi-yeh said in It’s a dramatic interpretation and Winning boards for East K W m $3995 SOLID trana., P/ataarIng. AM/FM radio. 12"-15”-17”-19” speech to a committee of C3iina’s As Handel performed his oratorio coincides with the dramatic flair at­ were Boards 1, Geoff 74 PLYMOOTN $2995 4.0oor. V-a, A/trana., radio, vinyl STATE in various theaters and churhes, he Gurka (South Windsor); IStaalllta Cuatom 4-Door. V-a, roof, P/itaarlng. P/brakM. 75CHEVR01£T $4215 4th National People’s Congress, tributed to Handel. lA/trana., air condition, 7 1 CANKE $2195 Vi ton Pickup. Scotadala trim, V- PRICED I the accused had incited masses to would alter the orchestration to suit Board 3, David Hayes I P/ataortng, vinyl root, radio. Sunday night’s performance will Cuatom Coupa. V-a, A/trani. 8, A/trana., P/ataarIng, P/brakaa. the occasion. Dr. Heller said. If (Coventry); Board 5, Mike radio. ran pahkinu aw7 from tni SHOPPttid OlktiR hAAAli fight among themselves and other feature a countertenor singing the OPEN . offenses. Handel knew there was going to be a alto arias. Countertenors were not Hennessey -(Manchester); bassoonist or an oboeist on hand to Board 6, Brian Hayes GOOD PLACE TO BUY A CAR*' F K ’tlS uncommon in the 18th century, es­ SAT. 'H S play in th.orchestra,he would write pecially in church choirs where (Coventry); and Board 7, the extra parts. • Jon Benson (Manchester). women were not allowed to sing. What is considered the standard "Having a countertenor was a prac­ Hie next in a series of Shop The Holiday (Herald photo by Tompkins) matches is scheduled for version of Handel’s “ Messiah” tical issue,” Dr. Heller said, Dec. IS at East Catholic APPLIANCES TELEVISION CATALOG AUDIO became so because a knowledgeable “because he could project his voice Dr Jack Heller is shown in his study looking through books and group edited the assorted High. GIFT GLIDE more. The voice quality was manuscripts of Handel’s "Messiah” which he will direct Sunday jn T R 4 ^ INSTANT CRIDITV manuscripts salvaged from Handel’s Also participating in the 1229 Main Street, Manchester 848-6464 different and desirable." UF TO tS»9 WITH FORMER NORMAN S LOCATION DAYS TO papers, rewrote and abridged the night at 7-30 at Bailey Auditorium. The great work will be per­ same league is Penney Open Evoningo 'til 9 — Thurodayt 'Ml 6 — Satiiniayo 'til S AMKOVIO caioiTCAaot.T! Toilay And Evoryday In The Herald Another instance of Handel’s prac- composition until it became a so- formed by the Manchester Civic Orchestra and Chorale. High of East Hartford. CHRISTMAS —See Page Tw«>-A MANCHESTER EVBNINO HERALD. Mandieiter. Conn., Sit., Dec. 4 .1W6 ^ PAGE THREE-A

PAGE TWO-A - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchetter, Conn., Sat, Difc 4. lt>i Car sale ' increase reported B ids asked The, Board of Education DETROIT (UPI) - The Ford Motor period. Ford sales were off 5 per cent has invited bids for science Wings of Evening CLIFF SIMPSON Co., recovering from the effects of a 28- from an extremely strong 10-day sales equipment to be used in toe day strike, today reported its end-of- figure in the Nov. 21-30 period last year. 1976-77 school year. November new car sales were the Its sales for the month were off 11 per The bids will be opened strongest since mid-July. , cent. Dec. 21 at 3:30 p.m. Expectations of Christmas “How silently, how silent­ realizing how sick he was himself. Together with strong reports from “With Ford sales moving back toward Specifications and bid ly, the wondrous gift is Now he is back on TV with his own General Motors and Chrysler Corp., the normal levels, we should see moderate forms are available at the Many families are filled with ten­ given! show. Industry appeared headed for its best 10- but definite increases in industrywide office of Raymond sion and strife. Recently I heard that No ear may hear his com­ Today we take our chuckles from day sales period since the end of June. OM sales in December and the early months Demers, business manager, one out of every two marriages now ing, but in this world of his “Kindergarten Concordance.” He was up 39 per cent and Chrysler jumped 85 , of 1977,” Ford Sales Vice President 45 N. School St. ends in divorce. When I was in the ac­ sin, calls it "A unique glossary of per cent. Bennett E. Bidwell said. tive ministry it was one in four. I Where meek souls will religious terms and phrases, as Even with the sale of 59,930 cars in the thought that was terrible. receive him, still the dear defined and used by Sunday School CARD Now it is much worse. As the Christ enters in.” students everywhere.” colder days tell us that the “spirit of “The Three Wise Men” ADULTERY: The sin of saying Christmas" will soon fill the air, you're older than you really are. ?UEfte GALLERY there are some who hope that this T he First AGNUS DEI: A woman composer of will ease the tensions in their I came from Tigris’ sandy church music. records StoTM Will Be families. I think that it is true that at plain CONVERSION: The point after a Christmas we look upon our fellow- Where I beheld the won­ touchdown. man with a less jaundiced eye than at drous star. FAST DAYS: The days you have to Wurranly deeds Vice president With my slow-creeping other seasons. eat in a burry. Michael A. Geoffroy and Carolee H. Leonard Hokanson of camel train Butinets TOMORROW However, I do not believe that just HANNUKKAH: An island off the Geoffroy to Joseph N. L’Heureux, proper­ Manchester has been I nightly followed it afar. mtmmmmmmesxsvassa: and the fact that Christmas is here solves coast of Florida. ty at 109 Henry St., $38,000. elected an assistant vice a family's problems. Such expec­ T he Second HEAVENLY HOST; St. Peter Millionth policy First Hartford Realty Corp. to Carlos J. president of The Hartford tations often lead to disillusionment. I came from Persia's HYMN: The bottom of a lady's Silva and Clara Silva, both of Bloomfield, Insurance Group. EVERT Actually I have seen family reunions table-land dress. The Hartford Life Insurance Company property at 180 Grissom Rd., $48,000. He is responsible for held at this season that increased That lies beyond'the SUNDAY PONTIUS PILATE: A disease the has issued its one millionth individual life Gloria M. Gouin to Paul Gibson, proper­ commercial multi-peril un­ strife and tension rather than the ■Syrian dawn; Christians suffered under. insurance policy. ty at 31 Santina Dr., $43,000. derwriting in The Hart­ reverse. The passing of time is not A candle in an angel's ROUND JOHN VIRGIN: One of Kim Potrykus, a six-year-old frtmi Ver­ Quhrluim deed ford’s property and casual-' 1 0 kM. to 5 P.M . enough. Our hearts must change. hand the Twelve Opossums. non, d a u ^ te r of a Hartford Life claim Julia S. Vendrillo to Irene S. Neddow, ty underwriting depart­ It is true that angels sang of It seemed, before the properly on High St. West, no conveyance Neighbors are strangers no manager, Edward Potrykus, was ment. Come browee end shop In "peace on earth” but there was a stars had gone. tax. presented the policy by Robert B. Goode, Hokanson has been with leisure lor Hallmerk condition for that peace. It comes to more T he Third executive vice president and chief Certifieale of devise The Hartford for 25 years Cards, Russell Riovar "men of good will.” This was not just Have you heard of the “Hill Estate of Jennie E. Watkins to Lura C. And I, ‘mid mountains operating officer of Hartford Life, a and has spent his entire Candy end thousands ol an idle promise from heaven that we Center?” I had not until recently Rush, property at 214 S. Main St. heav'nward piled, Chanukah Fair Sunday member company of The Hartford In­ career in underwriting new gin idaee. have only to wait and sooner or later when Joseph Zezzo was our guest at Release of allachmenl I saw the star that led surance Group. posts. He was named a all will be well. Disappointment is in lunch. The Hartford National Bank and Trust them west; Members of Temple Beth Sholom are arranging some of the gift items that will be I Organized in 1902 in Boston as The property underwriting Manchiiter Paikade store for those who expect that the The Rev. Mr. Zezzo is the director Co. against Michael A. Geoffroy. I, too, with them would (Columbian National Life Insurance Com­ d ire c to r in 1969, was VamoH Ftaza only requirement is — of the Christian Activities Council in available at the Chanukah Fair on Sunday from 1 to 4 p.m. at the Templeat 400 E. Middle s ^ the Child. pany, the firm was purchased in 1959 by .Marriage license elected an assistant (Next to K-Mart) “Hitch your wagon to a Hartford. He told us of this very new Tf*e. Bonnie Castleman, gift shop chairperson, shows a metal sculpture to Susan Wichman, Daniel Dube, 465 N. Main St., and Gina I, too, would make the Hartford Fire Insurance Company, parent secretary in 1970 and a E. HMd. star. organization located at SSO Far­ games chairperson, and Emily Lessner, fair chairperson. There will also be a bake sale, Castelli, 222 Hilliard St., Dec. 4. (Putniin Bridie PUul Holy Quest. of The Hartford Insurance Group. secretary in 1974. Hold your breath and mington Ave. which was formed to snacks, books, games and a moon walk for children. (Herald photo by Pinto) Delivered ahead of schedule T he Three help make the Hartford area a real there you are.” We asked in great community. It has been financially The Commercial Products Division of the Pratt & Whitney Aircraft If we would find peace this Christ­ Jerusalem, ' i AWAf^D WiNNINO suppcHled by every insurance com­ MARX M O THIRO RUCKt Group has deiivered its first refanned JT8D-209 ehgine to the mas we must do some soul searching But none could tell us of T h e a te r 4 pany on the Hill, by many churdies, HAYEFDN “MMAL CMMERT about the realities of life. What about his birth, McDonnell Douglas plant in Long Beach, Calif, six weeks ahead of the Junior League, and other spon­ MCBI r i U n K 1:00 7:00; Sunday X M confession? What about repentance? And then to little sc h e d u le * $:0S 0:00 schedule. The engine will be installed in the Air Force/McDonnell 10 a.m. What about forgiveness? l ^ t about sors. L SOCIAL WORLD iRNIEV NSKSS” Bethlehem After only a year-and-a-half the Douglas YC-15 Advanced Medium STOL Transport (AMST) good will? What about love? What We came — the least of all Saturday center has instituted an Artist's 2SS-6281 prototype aircraft and will begin flight tests early next year. The to about "turning the other cheek?” the earth. UA 1 — "Alice in What about humility, ^ c e , kindness Association, the Hartford Social Wonderiand" 2:004:10-9:40; JT8D-209 will replace one of the four Pratt & Whitney Aircraft — the fruits of the spirit? There came we to our journey's goal; Club, the Asylum Hill Christian Com­ "Ehnnumielle” 3:908:10 RMncnMivr sfVfNng nviaia JT8D-17 engines presently powering the YC-15 in test flights. The 6 p.m. No farther bad we need to roam; Certainly, let us expect great munity, and the Western Hill UA 2 — “Peter Pan” 1:15- PiMWwd wonr evening exoepl engine delivers .2,000 pounds more thrust than the D-17 model, and things from Christmas. But, let the There was a home for every soul Organization. Groups have been 4:20-7:90; "Gils” 2:»4:45- Sundeye end h o M M . Enlend el the Mencheeter, Conn. Pam Office eeSe- provides significant savings over current JT8D engines. spirit of the Christ-child come in and Where Christ himself could find no formed for youth, for the aging, for 9.00 UA 9 — “Camelot” 2:00- transform our attitudes. Then indeed home. the middle-aged, for women, and for — John Finley minorities — especially black and 5:008:00 Suggoolod Corrior Ratos the miracle of Christmas will come Vernon One 1 — “Santa n Aovunoa to pass. As we sing the familiar Out of the mouths of hahes Puerta Ricans, fw newcwners, etc. Oaus” 1:158:00; “Car Wash” s in g le o o o r ...... IS * The building is used every n i^ t with Weekly...... #0* Christmas carols may their message We rejoice that Didc Van Dyke has 7:108:00 One month...... SS.M LaPointe gets contract penetrate our hearts. The marvelous come back from his bout with a vareiety of programs. Vernon One 2 — "Animal Thraemonffie ...... t 11.ro SAT.-SUN. It is an exciting project and one Ski m onffi*...... SZ3.40 FAMILY ADViNTUne expectation is expressed by Phillips alcohol. At one time it was Crackers” 2:00-7:90; One yeer...... t*a.t0 SHOW ASC Systems, subsidiary of LaPointe Industries, SUM which, I hope, will challoige other "Monkey Business’' 9:908:15 Mel M e e Upon Requeel Brooks in “0 Little Town of depressing to read his humorous “SANTA CLAUS” Rockville, was recently awarded a follow-on contract by Bethlehem” : communities. Here is a candle Showcase (Cinema 1 — “The Sukewiben who M to receive book "Faith, Hope, and Hilarity,” their neeiepepw before SSO p.m. 1:15 A 3rfK) •99’ the Naval Air Systems Command, Washington, D.C. for shining in the darkness. Tenant” 2:06-I:90-7:108:S eheuld telephone the drculetlon additional production of the AN/ARN-84(V) Airborne Showcase Cinema 2 — depertment. 047-0044. MdNTOSH, CORTLAND "Marathon Man” 2:158:45- Tacan Navigation Set. DELICIOUS & MAGOUN The basic award was for $2,800,000, but, with the addi­ 7:158:40 plus Manchester week in review Showcase Cinema 9— "The tion of exercisable option quantities by the Navy, this Here are just a few of the SENSATIONAL VALUES Song Remains The Same” contract has a potential total value of approximately $6,- Fresh Apple Cider 2:004:95-7:008:95; Late Show 400,000. This potential total, coupled with the $3,100,000 11:55 already awarded ASC Systems, under an existing Navy on sale TOMORROW ONLY! Showcase Cinema 4 — contract awarded in Oct. 1976, has enabled ASC to move FERRANDO ORCHARDS "Two-Minute Warning” 2:15- aggressively into the TACAN navigatioq field. BIRCH MT. R0.1 Seven see J.C. Penney plant 4:45-7:908:50 QLASTONBURY The preproduction units built by ASC Systems during ^9 mtfM bsfond Showcase Cinema 5 — dHandienttr early 1976, have been approved by the Navy, after exten­ y/fo’i Bkeh ML Inn) PLUS! Hundreds of On-the-spot price reductions! Manchester residents who live Sources close to the case of Brian close the Green School and continue “Carrie” 2:004:008:008:00 near the proposed site for the 400- Rooney said that a settlonent has with renovation plans for the 10:00 sive government observ^ testing at ASC in the Rockville acre industrial park took a trip to been readied, though not finalized, in Washington and Bentley Sdwols. Sundnv dtuic Plant and at the Naval Testing Facility in Norfolk, Columbus, Ohio to view a J.C. the matter. Formal r^ o r ts will be prqiared by UA 1 - "Alice In (M featn i and (Et|orale Virginia.______SEE TOMORROW’S NEWSPAPER for MORE ^ Penney catalog distribution center. Rooney will be reinstated to the minority and majority group Wonderland" 2:005:108:40; Or. Jock Holier. Conductor The Columbus center is similar to s^ean t with full back pay, accor­ chairpersons for presentation to the "Enmianoelle” 9:308:10 one proposed for Manchester that Board of Education later this month. UA 2 - “ Peter Pan” 1:15- SENS A TIONAL MONEY SA VERS! E ding to the sources. He was demoted tmki, he. S, 1S7S would be the major occupant of the from sergeant to patrolman earlier Renovations at the two schools were 4:207:30; “Glis " 2:958:45- 7:30 PJI Mey AdtoriH industrial park. Six monbers of the this year, apparently for a dis- approved in a referendum in 9:00 Neighborhood Committee and Alan dpliniuy reason. November 1975. UA 9 - •‘Camelot” 2:00 MHchitlBr Mfli Scbul Lamson, assistant town planner, 5:008:00 Health Vernon Cine 1 — “Santa PieMiit Hendefs made the journey. People d an s " 1:154:00; "Car Wash” The Neighborhood Committee met The union and management at the 5:007:108:00 As Seen with Penney officials Monday to Carol PetrucceUi of Bloomfield, illEBBtatj who started her college education at Meadows Convalescent Home Vernon Cine 2 — “Animal on TV further discuss the park proposal and reached a contract agreement this Crackers" 2:005:058:90; possible changes that could be made. Manchester Community College in "Bdonkey Business” 9:907:00 75 C week in time to avert a threatened •Fisher Price’s Members of the committee again 1968, returned to the college as the Siowcase (Cinema 1 — "The Symphony Orchustro new director of its Wcnnen’s Center. strike at the nursing facility which ond 100 Voices expressed their concern about the was to begin Dec. 1 . Tenant” 2:064:307:109:35 amount of traffic that m i^ t be Showcase Cinema 2 — After 20 hours of negotiations, the STUAtT GIUESPif O oirm otltr Movie Viewer created by the park. Business “Marathon Man” 2:154:45- union and officials at Geri-Care, the 7:158:40 SOLOISTS The committee also wrote to Gov. About 60 employes at Treasure chain that owns the Meadows, agreed Ella Grasso to express their opposi­ Showcase Cinema 9 — "The C5ty at the Parka^ were notified on a 15 cent hourly wage increase Song Remains The Same” Mofiloo Ptokt Soprono tion to relocating 1-291 north of Croft that the store, will close sometime in which will also affect employes at 2:004:95-7:000:95 K#nn#lh Filch Counlerlenor Dr. January. Loss of sales during the the Royal Crest Nursing Home in Showcase Cinema 4 — MorthoH Ceopor. Tenor Two Manchester attorneys, Bruce Woodword MoeKhe togs past several months and the repeal of Meriden and two nursing homes in “Two-Minute Warning” 2:15- Beck and Anthony Pagaiu, dropped a 4:45-7:908:50 \! the Sunday Blue Laws were deter­ Massachusetts, all owned 1^ Geri- OonaRon $9. Senior CItizene ai TM itlbaaiki freedom of information complaint mining factors. Care. Showcase Cinema 5 — Rtudewle II. Children Under 18 I M l w i against the town after they were The Red Cross Bloodmobile went “Carrie" 2:004:008:008:00 10:00 provided with a letter from Town Education over the ^ with a collection of 190 •Schroeder’s Piano Manager Robert B. Weiss to a pints during the Bloodmobile's visit Penney official. A citizens task force voted 7 to 3 in A child's favorite- at Manchester Memorial Hospital. The attorneys have also requested favor of supporting a pn^iosal to with all Schroeder's The monthly quota is ISO pints. copies of any correspondence or B1 bomber { famous friends. records the state Commerce Depart­ doesnH bother VERNON - ROUTE 83 - JUST ONE MILE NOItTH OF 1-86, EXIT 95 A 6 B ment might have concerning the ■ilVUfflH2 negotiations with Penney. Today Meetings next week Jimmy Carter WOW! ■ per customer they announced this complaint will WASHINGTON (UPI) - •Lakeside’s be dropped also. Here's next week’s schedule of Wednesday President-elect Jimmy Pillsbury’s Perfection public meetings in Manchester 7 p.m. —Conservation (Commission, Carter said Friday be did OPEN Race the clock - and beat it! The Manchester Chamber of (locations are in Municipal Building, Coffee Room. not object to President Holly Hobbie^*^’ Fast action! Slow motion! Even You, too, can be perfect! reverse! With film cartridge. Commerce sponsored a breakfast 41 Center St., unless noted): Thursday Ford’s order to begin Friendship Cake Set Tuesday that was attended by Monday 6:30 p.m .—Judge's Hours, Probate production of the B1 Penney officials and local oreii S IM Cake mix, 4 frosting mixes, cake pan, In order to Insure Chrlstmes delivery, we cannot issue ram checks on toy Hems, 7:30 p.m. —Planning and Zoning bomber, because be will bowl, spoon, platter and decorating bag. businessmen. Court. Commission, Hearing Room. have the final say-so about 12 NOON TO 5 P.M. 7:30 p.m. —Eighth Utilities the future of the controver­ Regional affairs District, Firehouse at comer of sial warplane. JCiC The Manchester Youth Services Hilliard and Main Carter has been critical AMERICAN TRADITIONAL in BEAUTIFULLY DISPUYED SETTINGS.. .See 3 H| B M |.B Department is being considereir to Tuesday of the Bl, which opponents fine quality Colonial, Traditional and luihenlie 18th Century Reproductions. Art stolen says is not needed in the SUNDAY America's most preitigiout craftsmen. Some of our name brands include head a 36-town region in a program 9 a.m. —Directors Comments, missile age. But be said a CiiIiihIiiI Crojlnmen e Jam,$ RIvrr a l,n»k«rrre/l a L,,y Box a Pnrion a Polrial Pine PONG SUPER HANDBALL that would offer alternatives to deal Directors Office. BRIDGEPORT (UPI) - Police today be not come to a final a clayhm Wnn-u< a-,Spro)iue.(.'or/flun a TrII Cllr • Bar Colony * Burlln^lon Houir ond more PONG with status offenders. 10 a.m. —Development (Commis­ today hunted for two art thieves who The program is aimed at keeping sion, Hearing Room. stole two drawings valued at 87,000 decision about the plane. AN EXAMPLE OF OUR OUTSTANDING VALUES! 4 young children accused of status 7:30 p.m. —Ekiilding Committee, from Housatonic Community 12 - 5 P.M. offense out of private Institutions. Coffee Room. College. 52” Long CATCH Save The Capitol Region Council of PoUce said Friday the most expen­ % 7:30 p.m ..—Data Processing, Repeat an _ 1 Governments (CRCOG) is con­ Directors Offi^. sive of the two, a drawing entitled Barbs Hand-Rubbed Pine off Extra ^ rW O FF templating a change in Its system of 8 p.m. —Board of Directors, Vaudeville, was stolen from behind By PHIL PASTORET Sleigh Table Saftoulf representation. The change, if Hearing Room. college president Vincent Dar- VERNON STORE ONLY Our Original Low Prices on adopted, would base voting on a 8 p.m. —Hockanum River Linear nowski’s desk. For us, the best way to $ 00 “ one-man, one-vote’’ system. Park Committee, Probate Court. It was insured for $6,200. serve spinach souffle is to The Super Pong® Presently, all member-towns of someone else. 148 SonyEXI AM/FM Son of Hibachi® ALL UNPAINTED SAVE 849.50 TV Video Game CRCOG, except Hartford, receive People with ten coavlc- Stereo Phonograph Double Portable Grill tleus sever stand up to be Available In light or dark flnlshl FURNITURE^ one vote. The change would benefit Our . larger member-towns such as coosted. Our In Our Inventory Manchester and East Hartford. 79^10 Reg. Dr, Heller to direct 1899 12.88 Choose from night stands. 5-drawer (Continued from Page One) Dr. Heller gives the “Messiah” a On screen digital scoring; projects Public safety Exceptionally fine stereo system, in color on ootor TV; hooks up to any TV, Fold and light; flames heat charcoal desk, storage chest. 3 and 4 drawer light delicate quality that is C hanged fully automatic, with magnetic cart­ for use in minutes. Sell extinguish­ chest, ladder back chair. Not all The first hazardous driving con­ ticality was the fact that ne wrote the expressive of the joyous religious M EN’S SHOP ridge. 6 per Store, No Ram Checks. ACAdapter...... 4.99 ing and sell cleaning. items in all stores. No Ram Checks. ditions of the winter season occurred religious drama in the form of an significance of the work, the M., 'The Complete Men's Store” ^espatby^’s Thursday. oratorio rather than an opera. Dr. prophecy and fulfillment of the birth Snow flurries and icy roads ted to Heller said. An opera was costly to of toe Messiah. Thought for Nov. 9: If you c olo n i a I Showcase 3 WAYS TO CHARGE produce, and it was one way of Dr. Heller quoted from Larsen's didn't vote, kindly shut up 14 accidents in a seven-hour ^ n , in­ about the election results. TRI-CITY PLAZA-VERNON MANCHESTER VERNON - . SUNDAY ONLY cluding one that fatally injured a avoiding the problems of a big book, “The 'Messiah' is the first in­ OPEN MON. THRU SAT. 10-9 ■ M After Ihe electioa, welt 1148 Tolland Turnpike TrI-CIty Shopping Conter 10 a.m . to 6 p.m . Manchester resident. The other ac­ production. An oratorio is really a stance in the history of music to SUNDAY 12-5 VERNOiN 9 RTEa 83 - OPEN DAILY 10-9, SAT. 10-5, SUN. 12-5 concert version of an opera. Dr. attempt to view toe mighty drama have to listen to all the people cidents were minor, according to with political kaow-who. Charge H With Master Charge o! BankAtnericard police. Heller said. from an artistic standpoint.” MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Mancheiter, Conn., Sat., Dec. 4 .1W6 - PAGE FIVE-A PAGE FOUR-A- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Mancfaeiter, Com., Sat., Dec. «. String players’ competition opens ■Science today:—---- Computer helps recovery room nurse Cheney Homestead In the group with conventional monitoring, 11 of the 91 By AL ROSSITER Jr. . could, computers played a key role in the launch of estimated the cost at between |25 and ISO a day in The Manchester Qvic Orchestra former U expected to P«nrtdc an a ^ play a patients suffered such events, ali related to devices for the anditkm which is the winner of the competition will . IIPI Science Editor Saturn rockets and Apollo spaceships during the past operational systems. and Chorale, Dr. Jack Heller, mnsic helping the patients breathe. Two patients died. s ^ e d ^ for Jan. IS. win a $100 prize. WASHINGTON (UPI) — Taking a cue from the space decade at Cape Canaveral. To see how patients fared with such computerized sur­ holiday Sunday director and condnctor, will have a program, a New York medical team has demonstrated The Mt. Sinai team used a computer to do the s ^ e sort veillance as compared with less sophisticated conven­ Patient recovered competition for string players who In addition to the opportunity to the value of computerized surveillance systems in of thing. Specially designed bedside sensing units were tional monitoring techniques, the Mt. Sinai team set up a In the group monitored by computer, only one such 1784 bouse during guided tours wish to poform a concerto tilth the The Manchester Historical Society silver punch bowl presented to FYank monitoring the vital signs of patients recovering from hooked up to patients who just had undergone open heart 30-month study. event occurr^ and that patient recovered. That one will bold its ninth annual Holiday at Woodbridge Cheney in 1899 by throughout the afternoon are Mrs. orchestra at its March 6,1977, con­ open heart surgery. Comparison made event occurred after a nurse ignored a warning from the Richard Egan, Mrs. George Smith, cert surgery. the Homestead Sunday from noon to members of the Silk Association of Opinions have varied whether computers are Ihe computers monitored 35 different physiologic computer system because everything else appeared nor­ Mrs. Harry Maidment & ., Mrs. Musicians wiriiing to enter the Ninety-one open heart patients were studied before the 4 p.m. at the Cheney Homestead, 106 America. worthwhile additions to the hospital recovery room, but a variables such as heart rate, blood pressures, pulse rate, mal. When the patient developed a serious heart George WaDca*, Mrs. Steven Sutton, competitions most prepare one Hospital notes 1^,000 computerized system was available at the Hartford Rd. Ifo . Roland Agostinelli of JS9 Lake new study by doctors and engineers from the Mt. Sinai respiration, temperature and concentrations of oxygen irregularity and the nurse began resuscitation efforts, St. will be in the first floor library, Mrs. Pierre Marteney, Mrs. Henry movement the concerto they wish hospital. Then, 120 patients who had undergone similar Ample free parking will be Hospital adds further support to the electronic nurses. and carbon dioxide in the blood. surgery and were of similar ages and sex were placed in she discovered part of the ventilator tubing had become available in the area between the where she will have apple bead dolls Mallett. Mrs. James tfoPberson. to play, and also submit a resume of "The data suggest that computerized surveillance can disconnected — an occurrence the computer had in varioOs stages of construction and Also, Mrs. Clarence Chambers, music education and public perfor­ Automatic the computer monitoring units. homestead and the Manchester Com­ play a role in reducing morbidity and possibly mortality There were only two computer beds available so the signaled. will explain the craft. Mrs. Myrtle Mrs. Mary Davidson, Miss Jean Low, mance eqierience. iw h.««i-n ioT w i.v Mabel Hastings, Scantic Mead Rd., South Windsor; Measurements were performed automatically and munity College building. If possible, Dorothy Lucas, 94 Walker St.; John in postoperative cardiac surgical patients," Dr. Roy sicker patients were given priority, thus biasing the study Jurado, director of the cardiac surgical intensive care Carlson of 11 Brandy St., Bolton, will Miss Marion Jesseman. Miss Resnroes are to be sent to Mrs. recorded by the computer every 10 minutes and were guests are urged to wear period WtodsorJoseph Schmidt, South St., Coventry; Ned Jurado reported at a recent meeting of the American toward the conventional system since patients of all con­ unit at Mt. Sinai, said the study indicated that the com­ costumes. be doing pencil sketching in the third Catherine Shea, Catherine Putnam, Baitiara Didde, Personnd Manager, Squier, North Windham; Marie Yncera, Heart Association. available at shorter intervals when requested by doctors puterized surveillance led to an earlier recognition of un­ Miss Avis KeUo^, Miss Prances 241 Henry S t, Manchester, C m . or nurses in thp intensive care unit. ditions were Included in that group. Refreshments will consist of floor s tn ^ . u T a ^ f M .; ^ i c l a Glastonbury; Jacob Douglas, 40 Olcott Faster than humans The incidence of sudden, unexpected and preventable favorable physiologic trends. This enabled doctors and Hostesses who will explain the Hoxie, Miss Haxel Lutz, and Miss 0e»40, t y Jan. 4. Jurado, director of the cardiac surgical intensive care homemade cookies and mulled cider P«key, SUenien St; Swan HaskeU, 90 St. . By keeping tabs 6n pressures, temperatures and other life-threatening events was compared between the two nurses to take action in time to avoid life threatening served from the rive-gallon sterling history and uses of the rooms in the Betty Dorr. Mnatians chosen for auditkitts will uplt, said in an interview that the average patient needed complications. be notified by Mrs. Didtie. Each per­ rapidly changing parameters much faster than humans computer monitoring for 37 hours following surgery. He groups.

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Cwm., Sat., Dec. 4, 1876 - PAGE SEVEN-A They need a crash course in Russian life lIaitrI}P8tpr Enrm iifl H m lb architects or engineers, or training American femllbs tempted to run Manchester — A City of Vlllafle Charm WASHINGTON — I have here a ballet dancers, just for the hell of it. away and seize opportunity by the letter from a group,of females in Upon emerging from the classroom, Founded Oct. 1, 1881 Andrew Tully ^ forelock in Minsk or PlnA should Member. Audi! Bureau o( Ctrculaiion Member. Urriled Preaa Irrternattonal Berkeley, Calif., who say they are these women are assigned to employ­ planning to emigrate to the Itoviet think twice, or even 13 times. As an Published by the Manchester Publishing Co., Herald Square, ment through which they will be Union because they are tired of the C unskilled worker, the Russian enabled to repay their government Manchester, Conn. 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711. woman is lowest on the pay scale. "superficiality” of American life to one of those unsanitary looby bins Both the straw bosses and the for Its benevolence. Raymond F. Robinson, Editor-Publlshor Harold E. Turkington. Managir>g Editor and, besides, women are treated Moscow maintains for folks who take executives in that singular citadel of In the USSR, a girl does not go to a better in Communist paradise. the Soviet Constitution too seriously. hypocrisy are mostly still males; good school so she can become an in­ Opinion My 15 correspondents do not wish The most recent statistics show while one out of every two workers in teresting wife and a sparkling con­ their anonymity breached “because that women outnumber men in the versationalist at dinner parties for PERSONAL the industrial force is a woman, only S&H STAMPS MAKES US we might get in trouble.” Very well. USSR by about 14 million bodies. the boss. Dolls do not metriculate at NOUNS TEE But they need a crash course in con­ one out of seven becomes a foreman NsrssnsSisd hm t Spstlw n r Unlike American tomatoes, most Slavic-type Vassars to learn how to MON.-SAT. temporary Russian life, before they or a shop leader. D O N l W NIU YOU WATT We are all Russian females do what men tell storm headquarters of the Soviet Slsl Orasl aiN i Asr Asjr OssMle* do something rash. them. And of the approximately 67 Berkeley's collection of Madame~t)e 1081 AMIN ST. Farges points out that three out of secret police. n S u s T THUNt. The Soviet Constitution says that million women in the Soviet labor MANCHESTER Americans now every four Russian doctors are Thus, for their own sake, I advise "Women in the USSR are accorded force, four-fifths are officially ad­ MIDDLE TUMinKi I PlNNN 646-3338 women. Just so. But because the the Berkeley Fifteen to knock off W0 Now Jm m , toeAt, equal rights with men...The possibili­ mitted to be engaged in physical Politburo believes it needs men for those ideas about discovering their MANCHESTER A Jogghtg $uH» tree back two centuries. Even ty of exercising those rights is labor. r M isn « A much-acclaimed book more important jobs, a doctor in the Identity in some Russian commune. currently high on the bestseller many second-generation assured by women being accorded an Moreover, jobs performed by The difference between male W1 BMVM» AND INSTALL INDUATMAL / HAS IT! ARTISTIC equal right with men to work, pay­ USSR earns less than a skilled fac­ P h o n e lists is “Roots.” In it, author Americans of European des­ women include sotne of the most ar­ chauvinism in the U.S. and in the ment for work, rest and leisure.” duous and disagreeable. They mine tory worker. MR CONDITIONING - REFRIGERATION HAIR cent have only the sketchiest There is, to be sure, an elite Soviet Union is that hereabouts a Business-Directory Guide For Alex Haley, a descendant of Label those words Catch No. 1. coal, in violation of a 1922 labor code. 646-0863 knowledge of their forebears minority of women in the woman can rebel against it. HEATING and SHEH METAL i DESIGNS. slaves, traces his family They sweep the streets, shovel show, beyond their parents. In fact, except for some artists, professions, but they serve by official 341 MMOAP MTMKKT history back through seven some highly skilled and highly haul concrete, dlk ditches, collect I New England Mechanical Sarvicat, he. INC. 34ANCHIMTKM PMOFSMSIOP 44L ^ A N K Moreover, in terms of roots decree, not by personal preference. Manchester and Surrounding SUITC les generations and in doing so garbage. They do the dirty, unskilled ' MAMCHCftTKM. CONN. educated women, plus those who A woman with a university education ROUTE 183, P.O. BOX 3147 in this country’s history, any work in heavy industry. Russia’s own I^^oday t thought j TALCOTTVILLB, CONN. (06066) presents an emotionally know some man rather well, women BETTY GAtUACHER* Prop. black American can point to propaganda handouts praise women is required to put that education to 643-2736 * 643-2102 powerful saga of the black in Russia lead lives that would cause work. The Soviet Union does not Vicinity deeper ones than can the American females willingly to retire as constituting the backbone of the FAMOUS BRAND experience in America. nation's unskilled labor force. waste money educating female One of the common misconceptions CAMPING EQUIPMENT Following up isolated majority of white Americans. of what the church does Is that it \ TEUVISION - APPLIANCES The difference, of course, is tries “to make people better featuring this week... linguistic hints and scattered Christians.” On the contrary, the TENTS, COTS, HEEPHMHEEPwa IASS,BAaa, AINAll MATTRESSES, MANCHESTER that any white American who tTQVEa.lANTEINaSTenS.lANTEINS records, and employing a great purpose of the church is to com­ — ••A:’ wanted to trace his roots would HOME MPtOVEMENT deal of historical sleuthing, municate to people that they are MT Haley was actually able to dis­ find it a far easier task than already loved by God, that is, that FARR’S they are better people than they think THtiVtnYTHINQiTOBt cover the name of his first Haley did. CAMP-IIRE-SPOIIT 2 MAIN STiaT imUUNI ■ TV 649-3889 they are. When people get that OPEN DAHT TO S P.M. J. FAM * 143-7111 M iiliisiais ancestor to arrive on these Except for an insignificant message, fully, they then have the shores — one Kunta Kinte who, number, the Europeans who 1IP.S. power to demonstrate by their ac­ in 1750 was kidnaped at the age came to America at the same tions that they no longer need VOLKSWAGEN REPAIR time as Kunta Kinte, and selfishness, false pride, greed, or by ftetory traintd tpecfaffsfs •of 17 by slavers in Gambia. \ r n \ i . other “vices” in order to convince Haley went so far as to lie before and after him, did so themselves that they are as good as Phil Psi* ifi I f f l U K naked for days in the hold of a voluntarily. Even if they came they'd like to be. Loolcsro and ZIdsk CARPiT AND FLOOR COVBUNG as indentured servants, often So the task of the church is not so freighter to try to experience 6 4 S .S S M MAM tlM R'SNI SOI Itii UT t.| ISSM I III 1-I TEL. jammed into pestilential ships, much to "make people better” as it U K H S m i SSI SI IONS C tll C SltlU S4S-4S42 for himself what the Atlantic is to tell people that they are already they were not chained or for­ PAP AUTO REPAIR CoRiecticHrs Lirgest Floor Covering Deiler crossing must have been like “better,” having been created in the 700 Main 8L • “Arco Charge” * Manchester for young Kunta. cibly separated from their best image of all— the image of God. “Roots” has been hailed as families, or stripped of Rev. David W. Rinas Concordia Lutheran Conn. Most (Complete Garden Center MERCERY I tZ 'i both a genealogical and a language, culture and even Church literary tour de force. Few their names. PtMMia 6 4 8 -2 7 8 6 other black Americans have “Roots” has been called by EAST HARTFORD NURSERY 1375 Silver Lene NO SIRVICE CHAROB any idea who their distant one reviewer an important gift East Hartford 869-0800 to black Americans, but it ancestors were, or even what Y e s t e r d a y s H for * NoMt * AM n m • StMimMpt part of Africa they came from, speaks volumes about the We Have Everything For iSSTMataSIriM or would know where to start different paths taken and the Your Home Gardening Need*. looking. different destinies found by 25 years ago both races on this continent. FLO’S Cake Decorating Supplies NOTiCE! Something no reviewer Grade school children hear concert 640-0228 075-3252 We are not all that different. by Hartt Symphony Orchestra at seems to have commented up­ A GOIflHE I N OF *HLT0N CAKE DECORATHMS MANCHESTER AUTO PARTS on, however, is the fact that However our roots may have Verplanck School. Primo Amedeo is elected president 70 UNION ST. it’s a rare American of any been planted here, in the final of the Police Benefit Association. 1*1 CSNTU *T. 270 Broad 8L Opan 0-8:16 Dally 648-4528 MANCHISTIR, CONN. SOCKVILLI, CONN. color who can trace his family analysis we are all Americans Mon. • SsL 1S-S Mon. - SM. 1S-S Is Op«n Saturday til 5 10 years ago M.1S-* now. This date was a Sunday; The MANCHESTER HARDWARE w ith Herald did not publish. Wedding Caket A Specialty ’’if ifs Hardware We Have ir CompMe Machine Shop Service Pictured above are Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Larson, owners of the Manchester Hardware & Supply located at 877 Open forum EVERYTHING IN Main Street in downtown Manchester, looking over a Black & Decker cordless grass shear. The Manchester OUR PRODUCT Hardware has been serving satisfied customers for over 60 years! They have a complete line of hardware, & MARIFS PIZZA THICK CRUST PIZZA • MIRRORS • SHOWER DOORS hand tools, power tools, Case cutlery, and the largest selection of Seth. Thomas clocks in Manchester. They ORINDlRt - UtAQNA • STORE FRONTS • SAFETY GLASS J also have a complete line of plumbing parts, including faucets, pipes, copper tubing, fittings, and heating RAVlOU - MANICOTTI E Gerald Ford: Faith of a president • BATHTUB ENCLOSURES supplies. aTUFFlO SHILLa - tPAOHSm Council for Blind raks Out Sarvfca l i Our S ptela lty Lee Roderick Emerging from bis chat with Mr. “Prayer is very important to me. “We stand in danger today of J A WHITE GLASS GO., Inc. opposes Filer program From Proverbs, I have a favorite losing the soul of America to the 646-7479 Ford, the Georgian told reporters \ FURHITURE T O P S PICTURE WIHPOWS^^j^ 8000 FOOD •FAntmiCt The Herald'* seductions of material gain and To the editor, central agency with its understan­ gathered on the White House lawn verse which I express daily, and have 530 MAIN STREET Washington Correspondent that “there could not have been a for a good many years. It is a daily moral apathy, to a new code of con­ C-i N»nchs*l«f 649-7322 s i b n m u s l I am Gertrude DeLeo, a resident of ding, experienced trained staff and oven 21 y£4HS txptmMce______WASHINGTON - Gerald Ford better demonstration of friendship source of strength to me; “Trust in duct which reviles the basic truths Manchester. I am writing as presi­ personnel to help us when necessary, may have been a football player, but dent of the Connecticut Council of the to solve or minimize our blind and unity and goodwill than shown the Lord with all thine heart; lean and mocks the fundamental beliefs it is impossible to imagine him me by President Ford.” not to thine own understanding; in all on which this nation and much of C Blind and as a very concerned in­ related problems. believing, as Redskins Coach George 763 dividual. Any blind individual in the State of Then, as the two men shook hands thy ways acknowledge Him and He religion were founded. Public of­ MAIN ST. DDNWILUS Specializing In Allen has said, that “losing is like and Carter prepared to depart, he will direct thy paths.” (Proverbs 3:5- ficials have a special responsibility SIAKE SENVICe We, the members of the CCB are Connecticut regardless of race, dying.” Or to imagine him saying, as 643-1191 added, "God bless you, sir.” 6) to set a good example for others to GARAGE FiwtEslIUipMst unanimously and vigorously opposed creed, color, sex, age or economic Jimmy Carter did after a political 181 11 NNs St, TiL HMS31 to the dismantling of the Board of status can obtain qualified assistance Students of Carter are quick to The President, who reads daily follow, in both their private and MAIN ST. Gioini IsiMir S ai defeat in Georgia: “Show me a good single out his strong religious convic­ from a Bible given him by bis son public conduct...Personal integrity is MANCHESTER Education and Services for the Blind in preparing for gainful employment loser, and I will show you a loser.” as proposed by the Filer Committee. from this agency. tions as the main wellspring of the Michael, a seminary student at not too much to ask of public ser­ 643-1900 President Ford, who clearly played Southerner’s inner strength. What is (jordon-Ck)nwell in f^ssachusetts, vants. We should accept nothing We shall work together with all other Finally, but most important, our football at Michigan with his helmet not so well known is that much of continued: “As a public official, I less.” Serving Hanchetter over SO yri. organized blind as well as with un­ B.E.S.B. is equipped to give on, knows that only dying is like Kitchens of Distinction Gerald Ford's strength likewise feel that I am responsible to conduct To remedy the abuses of honesty MEB) A N{W KITCHEN7 COME TO TNE EXPEETS derstanding, concerned citizens, professional assistance to any blind dying. And he has demonstrated blind or sighted, to prevent such a individual by locating suitable derives from that source. myself privately so as to earn the and decency that have rocked the repeatedly since his recent election Shortly before the election, three respect of those I serve and those country from both the White House Penttan^ The Florist disaster. employment in accordance with his loss that as a politician be may be a USTOM iriTCH EN 1 have been totally blind 59 of my 60 educational background, capabilities evangelical leaders met with the with whom I work. and Congress in recent years, Mr. 24 BIRCH 8T. loser but as a person be is a winner. TEL. 643-6247 years of life and through personal and interests, where he or she can President in the Oval Office to dis­ “The most effective public ser­ Ford added that “we must look not C IV 6 49 -7S44 Altbougb the heart of this city, if 643-4444 F.T.D. ENTER experience I have seen our agency cuss his religious faith and the vants I have known were those who only to the government but, more Im­ sse CtNia tnOT. lUIKNfSTBI succeed on a par with his sighted not the country yet, now belongs to grow, reflecting the changes for our peers. relationship of personal morality and had a high moral code in their per­ portantly, the Bible, the church, the Jimmy Carter, it is Mr. Ford who MSTE CHQ WOELO WIOE betterment. This has been especially public service. Mr. Ford’s response, sonal life. We cannot stand very long human heart." AMER EXPRESS SERVICE I am sure the members of the Filer continues to amaze observers here significant in the last few years. obscured at the time by the crush of on the shifting sands of 'situation Gerald Ford the President will Committee put a great deal of time with his not-soKX>mmon decency and Many excellent programs have been and effort into their statewide plan. I other news, could well serve as a ethics.’ History proves that power probably be sandwiched obscurely grace in defeat. developed in the field of education, believe however, there could not guidebook to all public officials. and prestige are slippery peaks from between Watergate and Carter era in Its sr C ill Ui For Frit Even Carter, who regularly ItSiR ttti • Ahmlnusi Produoli rehabilitation, mobility and industry. have been a single member in the “When some of these very difficult which the mighty have often fallen the history books. But Gerald Ford IRON belittled the President during the • S tl Us AwiSsn • ttaSssary ... .. ------. . . . ^ In all programs planned and group who is aware of the unique decisions have to be made by me in into disgrace. Jesus said, ‘What is a the man has left us a legacy that will campaign, went out of his way during vieallierSlopiMrs OSTRINSKY SCRAP METAL developed our agency has made the problems resulting from complete or the Oval Office,” Mr. Ford told the man profited, if he shall gain the endure long after he has left office. his Thanksgiving Week visit to the Sorsosiss * Psfsh Ssrsssiss. DEALER IN WASTE best use of the latest techniques, in­ partial loss of vision. Since we are three Protestants, “I don’t hesitate whole world and lose his own soul?’ MANCHEtTHI AWNINa GO and PAPER White House to praise him. C p o i d With The - EAST HARTFORD NURSERY MATERIALS 731 PARKER 8T. novations, adaptations and Inven­ neither mentally nor physically han­ to ask for guidance through prayer. COMIINATION WINDOWS 1IO«l8TCEIITntT. East HArtford Nursery, 1375 Silver Kane, East Hartford, continues to grow. The next step of the long range Tsl. 643-5735 or 643-5879 tions devised specifically for the dicapped, we cannot be adequately IN ALUMINUM • WHITI ToMbImm 1 4 9 ^ 1 • SHOWN • MACK ftMtSiRta IMS plans Is nearing completion. This has been the removal of the offices from the store making the store much blind and visually impair^. served in generalized programs. ' lighter and more pleasant. A new counter area has been built and new wooden gondolas are being added for We must continue to have access to Gertrude DeLeo potting soils, pots and a variety of goods. Outside the tree and shrubbery display area has been more than the services of our well coordinated 98 Falknor Dr. Congress insured another term for all doubM so that It is'easier and more pleasant to view and choose plants. Manchester ICMNER MG & UPHOtSIEKI CtEMBK WASHINGTON - The past As a result, 95 per cent or more of Enterprise Institute, It is rather Mancheiter’i Only Complete Carpel Servleel Originally the Nursery was a vegetable stand and over the years the store has been re-done, enlarged, and MANCHESTER green houses, poly house, fertilizer area, lath house and a power shop have been added. Congress made its re-election vir­ the incumbents were re-elected. This quixotic to expect a Ckmgress to vote I 14 High Street, FMr { Ray Crbmley ^ Today the Nursery is a full garden center carrying trees, shrubs, annuals, perennials, house plants and MEMORIAL 00. tually certain. is more than in the 10 preceding rules which will hurt the chances of MANCHESTER (her 30 Yesra’ Eaperlenee Phone: 646-8630 seeds as well as chemicals, fertilizers, tools, soil, mulch, and everything needed to plant and care for all your Oppoaite Em I Cemetery (toll 848-S807 As noted by Representative John years, where re-election averages its own members to secure re- growing things. QuaiNy Mafflorlsls A. AIMETTI, Prop. Favors Penney project B. Anderson, R-Ill., “they set up a Ckmgress — and this cut across party had been running at nine out of ten. election. That Is expecting too much The motto of the Nursery is “Where you and your business are appreciated." Our customers are our most special 15,000 newsletter fund lines — to use methods of collecting Challengers obviously didn't have of human nature. valuable asset; Please feel to call us at 569-0800. HarriMll Sl., M.nclir.lrr 4 whereby every incumbent can flood political contributions which even much of a chance before; they have One Congressman I know has “Serving the area since 1955” Dear sir: terest he said (end of quote). his district with printed material at the Federal Elections Commission less now. pledged to limit his membership in I for one have a very special in­ Got A PataOni ProMiwT Wen Heipl Would you please allow me space the expense of the taxpayer...” considered illegal, but was powerless the House of Representatives to four terest in this project. I have resided These new re-election safeguards Swvic. .till III.M . MMiwUilns W u. - Md Mf»lc« im m •pwdliia in your Open Forum to comment on Congress so worded the election to prevent. terms. He believes a longer tenure •nouoh llm# wWi YOU lo hrtp you islscl ths rlglrt pMnI Rnlrt 1*1 Util ^ in Manchester since 1914 and this is are on top of a vast panopoly of ad­ M M NKKSniJKn OR MIW STISn GREENS & TMNGS MANCHESTER the proposed Buckland Industrial laws that contributions were dis­ The Federal Election Commission, would be Counterproductive. 249 BROAD 8T. 643-1633 Y«Yra plamilng. Sm u* Mr pMM m i tm ic * a lia i you pMn yout MM the best project that I have ever had vantages congressmen have had for cowimrSiMtcopiiMiaMci projwot. Park, couraged among those who might furthermore, was organized and Further, he says, he can afford the LOW COST PRINTma HARDWARE an opportunity to witness to date. years — government contracts and WHILB YOU WAIT (PHOTO RSADY) First of all I would like to con­ want to back a newcomer uncertain regulated in such a way as to time to do the job as he wants to do it “Plan! People Hardware - Garden Supplle* - Plumbing Supplle* If the Eighth District is allowed by jobs for Influential groups and wuwu ciuM • n m a u i • M w a n w ri gratulate Town Manager Weiss and of victory. But encouragement was guarantee its complete ineffec­ while young and single. But once Are Nice People'' EAJohnson PAINT CQ his committee for an excellent job in court order to furnish sewer service citizens, special favors for in­ MINIT-MAN PRINTING 877 Main St. given to those special interest groups tiveness — especially in dealing with married, with family interests, he MO MAIN ST. • MAHCHSSTIR • M S - im ^OPEN DAILY 10-8:30, 6UN. 11-4 | ,trying to get Penney Co. to locate In to this project then let the district dividuals who Influence votes, Free Parking Rear Of Store which wanted to have post-election campaign irregularities by influen­ didn't see how he could do justice to • SEE US FOR ENQRAVED NAME PUTE8 Manchester. build a two million dollar sewage dis­ expense-paid trips to their states and .TRY OUR NEW S-M MHO COPKM Influence with certain or almok- tial members of the Congress. the job and to his personal respon­ QIH Certificates Available n a MAIM tT „ MAWCHI8THI * G43-4G01 posal plant then people will decide districts to influence voters, special I note in Tuesday’s Herald that a certain winners. The voting members of the Com­ sibilities. office funds which can indirectly be Frank Arnone Per aU your Dry CIsanIng Nssda. director of the Eighth District tried that consolidation is the best and only As a result, special interest groups, mission are so chosen as to Now Representative Larry solution. used for campaigning, a staff paid for V O ® ' 649-7901 Suadss, LsaUiars, Wadding downs, to make it harder for the committee which donated around |9.5 million In guarantee a stalemate on virtually Pressler (R-S.D.) may change his I would ask residents of by the taxpayer which more often ' API’l lANCt S' JOHN’S FLOOR COVERING INC. Orapariaa and ate. Parfcade Cleanera to proceed on this project by asking the Congressional elections of 1974, every question of importance coming mind, having only completed one out , can’t be beat. All eur werk la dens on the Manchester to get behind Manager than not is u s^ both directly and In­ I ¥ Penney If they knew about the sewer came forth with $20 million or so In before that body. Thus matters are of tl^e four terms he's picked as his BBRNIB'S 119 Oakland St. SroomsTiix FREE premlaee. One day sarvica It naadad. Weiss 100 per cent and hope they will directly In campaigning. I SM.. M«i. a T u m TS S P.M. problem. Then a statement by him as 1976 — heavily to incumbents, settled not by some impartial group, limlL but his reasoning is sound. I Installing Since 1953 BpSclal.jwolal Prom, CrCruise and name park after him. ' W*d.,Tfiun.aPiLTSIP.M. follows; meagerly to challengers. but rather by congress—by the men Efforts to change the system have have In the past three decades LINOLEUM - CARPET - CERAMIC - FCRMICA Wedding Ratas. Sincerely, OPEN DAILY 10 AM. - • P.M. 649-8559 Quote — I don't think I have nearly The law was further shaded In such whose own election will be affected. been noteworthy for their Ineffec­ watched men grow t it ^ and set in KITCHEN S BATH REMCDEUNQ 37 OAK STREET Geo B. Snow PARKADE CLEANERS enough information to make a deci­ a way as to permit those special in­ As has been suggested by one tiveness. As Professor Ralph K. their ways in the routine of Congress 0*M Mml, Tm*., I(L is I* I ML, Ikin. 4 Fll IS I* I ml ' MANCHESTER, CONN. 93 (Uncord Rd. MANCHESTER PARKADE 643-9961 MAIRNaTa CM««4WlS**lS*| I43«7t 4S1 w in MNWU TPKL. MJUKNISTBI sion in favor of this project without terest groups which happened to observer, it is like, having wolves Winter, of Yale Law School, noted in and become tied too closely with in­ 10 to 9 Weekdays - 10 to 5 Saturday Manchester these facts must have a special in- favor the majority of those in guard the sheep pen. a debate sponsored bv the American fluential cliques. PAGE EIGHT-A - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Mancheater, Conn., Sat., Pec. 4, 1976 States hope to retain pollution funds For Home Delivery O b ltuailM I Lord Britten, I About town Phone 647-9946 iimtftfcstrr lEurnttts Hrralb Environmental Protection Agency’s Connecticut and New York have HARTFORD (UPI) - Worried PRICEi nFTEEN CENTS composer, dies they could lose billions of federal en­ national program manager for con­ -the most serious problems, having Sat., Dec. 4,1976 Mrs. Michael Kohul Dr. Elise Snyder of Deep River, a vironmental dollars, representatives struction grants, said Friday after a spent only 50 per cent of federal practicing psychiatrist anci a teacher funds available for their use at this Mrs. Emily V. Kohut, 55, of Or­ ALDEBURGH, England (UPI) of seven Northeastern states are meeting. . , „ , . n u. - ____ _ at Yale University, will be guest mond Beach, Fla. died Sunday at the trying to make sure they make up In 1972, Congress passed the point. Lord Benjamin Britten, 63, of the gpggker Sunday at the meeting of the Connecticut has spent |153 million Ormond Beach Hospital. She was the shopping lists acceptable to federal Federal Water Pollution Control Act leading composers of the 20th cen- iJnitarian-Universalist Society: East and allocated fll.5 billion to states to of the $309 million It was allotted. Here are the week’s wife of Michael. Kohut and mother of officials. tury,...... died today at his home. atl0:30a.m . at the Community Y, 78 New York has spent about $1 billion Michael Kohut Jr. of Manchester. Britten’s opera "Peter Grimes" Representatives of the New clean up their water, but that money N. Main St. Her topic: "Being Alone must be spent on federally approved of its $2 billion allocation. She is also survived by another son, was credited with giving a new vs. ^ ih g Lonely.’ England Interstate Water Pollution two daughters, a sister and five dramatic dimension to opera. Control Commission, composed of projects before a Sept. 30, 1977 suburban calendars grandchlmren. deadline. The composer had been seriously the six New England states and New PWP fashion show FrWay The funeral was Monday. Burial ill since a heart operation in 1973. York, are worried because they will ’The EPA has criticized states for Andover was in Shady Rest Memorial Park, Queen Elizabeth II made him a life Trinity Covenant lose their money if it isn’t spent soon. not implementing pollution control Sunday afternoon i Monday Youth Basketball League practice. D ^tona, Fla. "We’re trying to make sure the programs fast enough. Falcons and Eagles, 6:15 p.m., The Dale Woodward Funeral peer in 1976. Assessor, 7 to 9 p.m., Town Office The public knew him best through yule program money is not only spent, but spent ef­ suites’ officials have said they The Manchester Chapter of Gilead Hill School gym. Home, Ormand Beach, was in charge Parents Without Partners (PWP) Building. his operas "Peter Grimes” and "A ficiently,” John T. Rhett, the U.S. can’t act quickly because of the com­ Minstrel M aids C h ristm a s of arrangements. Sunday at 4:30 will present a Holiday Fashion Show Fire Commissioners, 7:30 p.m., Midsummer Night’s Dream,” his plex wording of the law. Concert, Hebron Elementary School, on Sunday at 2 p.m. at Piano’s firehouse. entertainment for children “Let’s ’The annual Christmas program by Rhett said he was hopeful that 1:15 p.m. the Sunday Bible School ofVTrinity most of the monejr could be spent, Restaurant in Bolton. Andover Grange, 8 p.m.. Town Gregory M. Neault Make an Opera,’) "Billy Budd,” and Hall. Saturday his numerous songs and instrumental Covenant Church will be Sunday but admitted the problem was in There will be a nominal donation, First games for Youth Basketball The funeral of Gregory Michael with proceeds going to the PWP Tuesday compositions. from 4:30 to 5:45 p.m. in Fellowship *Sing ’ri Share^ large part caused by the complex League; Falcons vs. Condors, 1 p.m,; Neault of 863 Tolland Tpke., who was Children’s Christmas Party. Born in England, Britten began Hall of the church. requirements to qualify projects for Board of Education, 7:30 p.m., An­ Owls vs. Eagles, immediately killed Thursday night in a one-car Tickets are available at the ^ r . studying composition at the age of 13 Following the Christmas carol rally Sunday funding. dover Elementary School. following, at Gilead Hill School gym. crash on Tolland Tpke., is Monday at singing, led by Andrew Brodersen, "We wouldn’t be having a meeting Refreshments will be served and 9 a.m. from the Newkirk and and had written several full-scale ’The Rev. and Mrs. Jack Mackey of Wednesday Boys should report at 12:30 p.m. symphonic choral and instrumental chairman of the diaconate, a Christ­ like this if the situation was all door prizes awarded. ’The show is Whitney Funeral Home, 318 Burnside Windsor will lead a “ Sing ’N Share” open to the public. Tammy Young at Heart, 1:30 p.m., An­ mas tree will be trimmed by pupils sweetness and light,” he said. works before he was 17. Rally Sunday at 2:30 p.m. at Calvary dover Congregational Church. South Windsor Ave., East Hartford, with a Mass at from the beginners’ class through Britten was only 32 when the Church, 647 E. Middle Tpke. Conservation Commission, 8 p.m.. St. Bridget Church at 10. Grade 6 with each one providing an Monday Burial will be private. production of "Peter Grimes” at Jack and Marcella 5^ckey are Town Office Building. ornament. learns Board of Education Central Com­ Friends may call at the funeral London’s Sadler’s Wells ’Theater won featured regularly on Channel 18, The elementary and junior high Thursday mittee on Facilities, 7:30 p.m., home today from 7 to 9 and Sunday him an internationai reputation. Hartford, in the television series grades will present the nativity Attorneys to drop Bicentennial Committee, 7:30 Timothy Edwards School cafeteria. from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. "The Rape of Lucretia,” “Sing ’N Share.” The Mackeys are program. “Six Who Were There.” p. m.. Town Office Building. South Windsor Town Council, 8 “Gloriana,” "The Turn of the engaged in evangelistic ministry in to skate The main parts will be played by p.m. Council Chambers, Town Hall. Screw,” "Owen Wingrave," and the New England states, ministering second FOI complaint Friday Erin McCann as Mary, John Mrs. Elnora M. Lincoln ' “ Death in Venice” followed. in churches of various Assessor, 7 to 9 p.m.. Town Office Wednesday Berggren as a Roman Soldier, TOLLAND — Mrs. Elnora M. Lin­ Along with the many operas, denominations, conventions and Tammy Cramer, 8, of 141 Building. South Windsor Senior Citizens, 1 ’Two Manchester attorneys will ap­ ning and Zoning Commission and the coln, 77, of Urbana, Ohio, died Friday Britten wrote concertos, chamber Kenneth Hagenow as Melchior, Paul p.m., St. Margaret Mary’s Church seminars. parently drop a freedom of informa­ Development Commission), and the Plain St., East Hartford gets Bolton at Rockville General Hospital. She music, works for children’s voices, Anway as Joseph, Doreen Jordan as The Rev. Mr. Mackey is a former Hall. the inkeeper’s wife, and Mark tion complaint filed last week against state Ciommerce Department. help putting on skates from was the mother of Mrs. Jean Auperin cello compositions, piano music and pastor of Faith Center in Hartford, Today Thursday Twombly as a shepherd. The musical the state Commerce Department. The complaint against the town Karin Gauthier of Prospect St. of Tolland and widow of Roy Witter a ballet. He was an accomplished and before coming to Connecticut St. George’s Episcopal Church numbers will be accompanied by Friday, the department provided was dropped earlier this week when a as they prepare to skate at St. Holiday Party for senior citizens, Lincoln. pianist and often performed with was associate-pastor lof the Christmas in the Country Fair, 10 guitarists. Heather Isoma, Brian the attorneys, Bruce Beck and copy of a letter from Weiss to a sponsored by Child Development and Mrs. Lincoln is also survived by tenor Peter Pears. Assembly of God in Concord, Calif. Mary’s Hall on Main St., East Sullivan, and Gary Jodoin. Anthony Pagano, with copies of com­ Penney official was given to the at­ q. m. to 4 p.m. Adult Living Classes of South Wind­ another daughter, a brother and two .’The rally will include a musical Hartford. ‘‘It’s too tight,” she munication between the state and the torneys, who were told this was the Monday sor High School, 11 a.m. to 1 p.m., St. grandsons. Refreshments will be served to the program of solo and duet selections pupils, their parents and guests. J.C. Penney company, a source lose only written information the town said. Assessor, town clerk and tax Peter’s Church Hall. 4 The graveside service will be and the sharing of Gospel truth. A to the matter has said. had on the matter. collector, 7 to 9 p.m., town hall. Harpsichord recital, 270 Long Hill Tuesday at 2 p.m. in Woodstock Fire calls free-will offering will be received, Beck and Pagano had filed a com­ The Commerce Department has Quarryville Junior Ancient Fife Rd., East Hartford, 8 p.m. (Ohio) Cemetery. and all interested people are invited plaint seeking copies of all com­ and Drum Corps, 6:30 to 8:30 p.m., The White-Gibson-Small Funeral also apparently provided the lawyers Vernon East Hartford to attend. ’The evangelists will also munication and information that took with copies of all information K-4 Building, Bolton Elementary- Home. 65 Elm St., Rockville, Is in present a program of music and Food store place in negotiation with the Penney available on the matter. Center School, Sunday charge of local arrangements. song, and the Rev. Mr. Mackey will Friday, 11:27 a m. — First aid call to 39 firm. The complaint was filed Penney is the major tenant for a Ballet, "The Plain Princess,” 3:30 There are no calling hours. speak at the regular Sunday evening Tuesday Woodbridge Ave. closes doors against Town Manager Robert B. 400-acre industrial park, which has p.m., Vernon Middle School, Rt. 30. The family suggests that any service which begins at 7. Board of Selectmen, 7 p.m., town Friday, 1:29 p.m. — Auto accident at Weiss, town commissions (the Plan­ been proposed for a site in Buckland. memorial gifts may be made to 479 Main St. For the second time since hall. Monday Clark County Historical Society, 3(K) Friday, 2:42 p.m. — Brush fire at 184 February, Manchester’s downtown Ambulance Study Committee, 8 Open Space Committee, public W. Main St., Springfield, Ohio, 45504. Main St. area will be without a supermarket *4* p.m., town hall. meeting, 7:30 p.m.. Memorial Friday, 3:27 p.m. — Smoke detecter when Arthur’s Fine Foods at 118 E. Wednesday Building, Park PI. went off witbont smoke at Uie Founders David L. Champury Center St. closes its doors tonight. CBT bank Senior citizens, 1:30 p.m., town Tolland County AARP, 1:30 p.m.. Plaza. Elks Carriage House, N. Park St. EAST HARTFORD - David L. Friday, 5:01 p.m. — Car fire at 100 Bed­ Arthur Stoltz, owner-operator of hall. PTO Dutch Auction, 7 p.m., Center Champury, 75, of Hartford, former ford Ave. Arthur’s Fine Foods, said the super­ robbed Planning Commission, 8 p.m., town owner of Trade Sign Hangers of East Friday. 5:33 p.m. — Smoke detector market would close at the end of its hall. Road School. without smoke again at Founders Plaza. business day today. Tuesday Hartford,-died Friday at St. Francis HARTFORD (UPI) - Solid Waste Disposal Study Com­ Hospital, Hartfor. Friday, 6:21 p.m. — First aid at Main Stoltz, who recently suffered a mittee, 8 p.m., Bentley Memorial Town Council meeting, 7:30 p.m.. St. fire station (victim walked in). Police today searched for a Mr. Champury was bom in New heart attack, said that he is closing masked man and a woman Library. Memorial Building, Park PI. Friday, 6:22 p.m. — Broken water pipe the store for health reasons and Haven and lived in East Hartford for accomplice who ordered 25 Zoning Commission, 8 p.m., town Neighbors Night, Hope (Tiapter at 700 Burnside Ave. because he has "other problems many years before moving to Hart­ persons to lie on the floor hall. OES, 8 p.m.. Masonic Temple, Friday, 9:37 p.m. — Brush fire at Rt. 2 someplace else.” His stores in Blast ford three years ago. and Sutton Ave. while they stole $6,818 Thursday Orchard St. Hartford and Hartford will remain He is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Today, 3:38 a m. — First aid to 431 from a bank. Board of Education, 8 p.m., 5-8 . St. Bernard’s Guild Christmas open, he said. Phlip Demma of Hartford; two Main St. Police said no one was Building, Bolton Elementary-Center party. Mass at 6 p.m., dinner, 7 p.m.. About 12 employes of the brothers, Frank J. Champury of Today, 4:33 a.m. -- Broken water pipe injured during Friday’s School. Church hall, St. Bernard Terrace. Manchester store will be affected by Hartford and Ernest J. Champury of in the empty toy store next to Zayre's robbery. Zoning Board of Appeals public Department Store at Founders Plaza on the closing, but most have found East Hartford Springfield, Mass.; and two sisters, Officials said their in­ hearing, 8 p.m., town hall. Main St. other jobs, he said. Mrs. Daniel Santry of Croton-on- vestigation was hampered Sunday Hudson, N.Y., and Mrs. Herbert Today, 5:41 a.m. — First aid to 28 Arthur’s Fine Foods opened in ear­ ONE M Y ONLY Friday Stevens St. by the fact the camera Bolton Grange, 8 p.m., town hall. St. Rose fair, 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Lucas of Glen Cove, L.I., N.Y. ly May at the E. Center St. store, used to scan the bank was Today, 7:50 a m. — Assist cleanup at which was left vacant when the A&P -M onday The funeral is Monday at 10 a.m. at out of film during the the toy store at Founders Plaza. moved out in February after 25 years Hebron Rose Hill Funeral Home, 580 Elm robbery'. St. Isaac Tekawitha Guild, Com­ St., Rocky Hill. Burial will be in Rose Manchester of business at the site. The A&P SUNDAY Monday munity Building, 6:30 p.m. Hill Memorial Park, Rocky Hill. Friday 11:59 a.m. and 1:20 p.m. relocated in a larger facility at the Town Meeting to elect two St. Rose Ladies Guild Christmas Friends may call at the funeral —Manchester Memorial Hospital for Burr Comers shopping plaza in April. In Memoriam members to Rham Board of Educa­ Party, St. Rose School, 6:30 p.m. E home Sunday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 faulty smoke detector, repaired after Stoltz said that there is a "good I” loving memory oI Michael tion, 8 p.m., Hebron Elementary Emergency Medical Service Meeting orginally set for 1 p.m. at p.m. first call and replaced after second. possibility” that one of the several 3. i9a. 5 School. The family suggests that any businesses interested in moving into the Town Hall, canceled. (Town) Gooe from us but leiving memories. Minstrel Maids perform at Gilead memorial gifts may be made to the Today 5:02 a.m. —standby for Ver­ the E. Center St. location may do so Death can never tdie away. Hill School Christmas Concert, 10 Redevelopment Commission, 7:45 Connecticut Humane Society, non Fire Department. (Eighth in a “ very short time.” ’ Menxwies that will always Unger. “Oops,” says Tammy falling, despite Deanna’s help and en-iij p.m.. Conference .o..- Town Hall. lAliile upon this earth we stay. a.m. Russell Rd., Newington. District) Stoltz said “the whole economy is couragement from Karin (background). The skating program at | Hebron Youth Basketball practice. Board of Education, i.jO p.m., rough, and it has been difficult run­ Sadly missed by Owls and Condors, 6:15 p.m., Gilead Penney High. ning three stores.” Daughter. Lois Olsen St. Mary’s is run by the town Recreation Department. g Hill School gym. Tuesday Town Council, Council Chmbers, C Tuesday Police report Deanna Bouchard of Glastonbury calls to Tammy, “Come to i| Town Hall. 8 p.m. Youth Basketball League practice. m e.” And Tammy tries. (Herald photos by Dunn) | Hawks and Falcons, 6:15 p.m., East Hartford Women’s Club. Veteran's Memorial Clubhouse. 8 Secrecy surrounds Gilead Hill School gym. A child escaped injury Friday fered injuries in a one-car accident p.m. when he fell from a car to the street Friday at 9:45 a.m. on Burrows Hill Wednesday Junior Women’s Club, South at The Center after the car door Rd., state police said. infant's death Pre-school story hour, Douglas Congregational Church. Forbes St.. 8 opened accidentally. DeLucia drove the car north on the Teachers Area school menus Library, 10 a.m. p.m. ’The boy, Daniel B. Joslyn, 2Vi of road and skidded off to the right Thursday W ednesday 731 Hebron Ave., Glastonbury, was at Porter School striking a tree, police said. She suf­ Board of Selectmen, Town Office Planning and Zoning Commission. taken to Manchester Memorial sign pact fered facial cuts and Ruff suffered a Hebron Fernori Tolland Building, 3 p.m. 7:30 p.m.. Town Hall. Hospital where no injuries were broke ankle. ’The Hebron Ambulance STOREWIDE- found. took them to Windham Memorial FARMINGTON (UPI) — Secrecy surrounds an investigation of Rham High School Elementary & Sykes Middle & High ’The accident occurred shortly in Vernon Hospital for treatment. the death of a newborn infant discovered under a student’s bed at Monday: Breaded beet patty, mashed Monday: Tomato soup, frankfurt on Monday: Hot chicken sandwich, Coventry voters to act after 8:30 p.m. The boy was a She was charged with speeding and Miss Porter’s School, one of the nation’s most exclusive girl’s IN ALL DEPARTmENTS potato, green beans, pudding wlUi top­ roll, potato puffs, fruit cup. cranberry sauce, broccoli, peanut butter passenger In a car being driven by is scheduled to appear in Common preparatory schools. Disagreements concerning the ping. Tuesday: Hamburg gravy, mashed fudge bar. William Henderson of 233 Burnham Pies Court 19 In Rwkville Dec. 3. A source close to the investigation told the Hartford Courant area of competitive athletics have potato, buttered corn, whole wheat bread Tuesday: Pizza, cole slaw, peaches. St. the infant, found wrapped in a plastic bag, may have lived about Tuesday: Hamburg on bun, potato and butter, cookies. Wednesday: Cheeseburger, potatoes, on spending $37,389 been settled and the contract chips, juice, peas, cake. On Friday morning, Dolores E. two hours. between the Vernon Board of Educa­ Wednesday; Beef stew with vegetable, banana. Coventry voters will meet council. Coventry Wednesday; Lapizza casserole, garden vegetables, biscuit with butter, lemon Thursday: Italian grinder, chips, Columbe of 147 Eldgerton St. lost con­ Connecticut Medical Examiner Elliot Gross Friday only would tion and the Vernon Education • $2,708 for travel and meeting Eric L. Whipple, 18, of Main St., salad, Italian bread, juice, brownies. pickled beets, ice cream. Wednesday to decide on the Town trol of her car when the brakes failed say his office was investigating the cause of death. tarts with garnish. expenses, membership fees, and Coventry was arrested today at 1 Association was signed Friday after­ Thursday: Veal steaks, mashed potato, Thursday; Juice, grinders, potato Friday; Baked fish, french fries, Council’s recommendations for spen­ at the top of the hill on Edgerton St. ’The infant’s body was found about Nov. 13, but it did not professional books and periodicals a.m. in front of Whipple’s Restaurant noon. corn, peaches. chiis, fruited Jello. stewed tomatoes, strawberry ice box ding $37,389 in federal revenue and the car rolled don to Center St. become publicly known until Friday as officials of the school, for various boards, commissions and at the corner of Rt. 31 and Daly Rd. Friday: Tuna salad sandwich, soup, Friday: Baked fish, buttered noodles, cake, roll, sharing funds and unappropriated where she struck the stop sign in whose famed alumnae include Jacqueline Onassis, tried to hush The three-year pact calls for a six town offices. and charged with threatening. citrus salad, choice of dessert. green beans, bread and butter, peaches. Parker & Hieks cash surplus. order to stop. up the death. One person close to the investigation told the per cent salary increase the first • $9,000 for highway road signs. Police said they found a car Monday: Hot chicken sandwich, celery The Town Meeting is scheduled for Five drivers were charged with (iourant there was a "no holds barred coverup.” year; 6.25 per cent the second year; Ninety per cent of the money will be blocking the entrance to the STOCK-UP Elementary schools Middle School sticks, broccoli, peanut butter fudge bar. 8:30 p.m. at Captain Nathan Hale speeding Friday as the result of Headmaster Warren Hanson called an assembly Thursday mor­ and 6.5 per cent the third year. It also reimbursed by the state. restaurant and standing on the hood Monday: Hamburger on bun, french Monday; Tomato soup, frankfurt on Tuesday; Pizza, cole slaw, peaches, School. radar operation. ning to inform students and the staff of the investigation. He has provisions for cost-of-living • $4,181 to cover increased costs of holding a shotgun was tip p le . ’They SAVINGS fries, carrots, pears. roll, potato puffs, fruit cup. Wednesday: Cheeseburger, carrot The recommendations, ratified by Other arrests: warned students not to discuss the matter. adjustments based on the Consumer Blue Cross insurance for town confiscated the shotgun and took Tuesday: Ravioli with meat sauce, cole Tuesday: Tacos with tomato and let­ sticks, vegetable, frosted brownie, the council this week, call for ap­ Thadeus Kybinski, 46, of Addison Students said the girl involved was a sophomore from out-of- Price Index. employes. Whipple to police headquarters. TimE slaw, Italian bread, peanut butter brow­ tuce and buttered corn or beef stew with Thursday: Italian grinder, chips, corli, propriations of: Rd., Glastonbury, wa charged with state and has returned home. In the original proposal girls’ fruit. • $2,000 for the restoration of the ’The incident was the result of an nie. vegetables, whole wheat bread and ^ • $12,500 to pay the debt on the selling liquor to a minor and is Hanson said, “It’s a shame it happened, but my major respon­ athletics were not included under butter, cookies. Friday; Toasted cheese sandwich, Brick School. argument between the youth and his Wednesday: Hamburg pizza, garden Cumisk property. The money will scheduled to appear In Commom sibility now is to the children here.” competitive athletics but rather had salad, fruit Jello, topping. Wednesday: Curriculum day; No soup, carrot sticks, strawberry ice cream • $11,850 for public safety. older brother, Douglas Whipple, who come from unappropriated cash sur­ Pleas Court at East Hartford Dec. Extra police have been assiraed to guard the campus, a mix of $5,000 placed in escrow for further Thursday: Beef stew, corn bread, lunch. cake. plus derived from the sale of the • $12,114 to general government for 20. ’The alleged offense occurred at is the owner of the restaurant, police stately old mansions and modern structures on tree-lined Main ON GIFTS AND NEEDS FQR fTlEN. BOYS. WOfTlEN. negotiations. pineapple slaw, cake. - Thursday: Juice, grinders, potato Because of parent-teacher conferences furniture, equipment and the con­ said. property. the Silk City Package Store on St., Farmington, one of Connecticut’s wealthiest communities. The revised contract includes the Friday: Taco, rice pilaf, tomato chips, fruit tarts. lunch will be served the last three days at tinuing re-indexing program. He was released on his promise to Friday: Fishwich with tartar sauce, Parker only. Hicks will have half-day • $12,900 for the Board of Educa­ Oakland St. CHILDREN AND THE HOAIE. salaries of coaches for both boys and wedges, buttered corn bread, choice of • $325 for public works. appear in court Dec. 21 in Rockville. green beans, pickled beets, peaches. sessions those days. tion for a piano and a portable Percy L. Moore, 32, of 11 Ralph girls athletic coaches. dessert. • $500 for the Booth Dimmock 4 classroom at Captain Nathan Hale The salaries will be based on the Rd., was charged with fourth-degree Andover School. A citizens’ request for Library. larceny in connection with alleged Two elderly nuns number of hours spent In activity per another expenditure, for band un­ • $125 for the Public Health Nur­ State police of the Colchester day an the number of days, weeks, or shoplifting at Sears. Court date in iforms, isn’t recommended by the sing Association. Dec. 13. barracks are seeking the driver of a months the activity is in progress. |v,v.v.v.:.x.;..x.x.x.x....v....v...v.vx^^ Samuel Danger, 38, of 250 Union red Volkswagen bug involved In a killed in accident Head coaches are to receive a Yule trees in good supply St., was charged with reckless three-car accident Friday. i salary based on a percentage of the James M. Ouellette, 25, of Rt. 87, driving and with driving while under first step of the B.A. degree through Growers of Christmas trees have a In some cases, the grower allows living units of multiple-family I 100-hour quill being raffled Andover was driving east on Rt. 6 WEST HARTFORD (UPI) — Police today investigated a car the influence of alcohol after In inci­ the three-year contract. Assistant good supply available for the 1976 families to cut their own trees; in dwellings, Hibbard said. and was turning into the commuter accident which killed two elderly nuns and critically injured a SOU’RE IM p coaches will receive 60 per qent of calling Leonard Bjorkman, dent shortly after 2:30 a.m. today at o a t a n t t o '* holiday season, the Connecticut other cases, the grower cuts the tree parking lot by Rt. 316 when the red third outside St. Mary’s Home. the head coach’s yearly salai^. The code requires that cut trees be Bolton 643-5745; Pat Morianos, 649- Tolland Tpke. near Exit 94 from 1-88. Sisters of Mercy Mary Jude Martin, 61, and Mary Aidan O’Con­ Forest and Park Association an­ after a family has made its selection. car passed on his left striking his car, The Board of Education is working placed in stands with a high water Raffle tickets for a hand­ 6338; Pat Broadhead, 742- Danger was allegely using his car as nor, 72, and Mary Laurain Fortin, 61, were walking across Steele nounced Friday. In most cases, the selection and police said. The red car kept going toward a cohesive athletic program capacity —at least two gallons for some heritage quilt are being 9176; or Bonnie Kelly, 742- a means of keeping his wife and Rd. when they were hit by a car driven by Bonnie L. 'Todd, 20, of John E. Hibbard, secretary- cujting occurs during the second and places of public assembly and at sold by members of St. 6022. children from phoning police over a but in the westbound lane and forced Southington. 945 Main Str66t Downtown Manchoster in an effort to conform with federal forester for the East Hartford-based third weekends of December, Hib­ least one gallon for units in multiple- George’s Episcopal Church, Tickets will also be sold at domestic disturbance. Court date is the car driven by Lawrence Viola, 45, Sisters Martin and O’Connor were pronounced dead on arrival regulations banning sex discrimina­ organization, said the produefion of bard said, so the customer is assured family dwellings. the church fair Saturday from Dec. 21. of Stoughton, Mass, who was driving at St. Francis Hospital after the 7:07 p.m. accident Friday, police tion. It is expected the physical natural trees has increased in of a tree which will retain its needles Bolton. Mary Clayton of Tolland, a 10 a.m. until 4 p.m. Paul N. Fontaine, 29, of 46 Brent- west off the side of the road and onto said. education program at Rockville High Connecticut and more of the state’s through the holiday season, Hibbard said a tree wiil shed few church member, hand em­ Proceeds from the raffle more St., East Hartford, was served a guardrail where the car hung over Sister Fortin was listed in critical condition. School will be coed by 1978. citizens are seeking freshly cut trees. Hibbard urged buyers of freshly needles and will not support flame if broidered the Colonial scenes will be used to defray church a warradt charging him with four a gully, police said. ' Ms. Todd told police she could barely see the elderly sisters Natural Christmas trees have been cut trees to keep them in water as it is kept in water. The red car kept going. ea8t OPEN THIS SUNDAY Bloodmobile another measure to retain needles " ’There are many growers selling on a white background. It took expenses. counts of issuing bad checks. Court dressed in black garb. traditionally marketed in a variety of The drawing will be Dec. 31 date is Dec. 13. towards Willimantic. Police asked “The accident is under investigation. There is no indication she The Red Cross Bloodmobile will ways, Hibbard said, but it has longer. freshly cut trees throughout the 100 hours. at 8 p.m. at the church. that anyone with knowledge of a red was speeding. It is a dark pavement and there are street lights, visit St. Luke’s Church, Maple St., become popular for families to pick The state fire safety code regulates state," Hibbard said, "so families Tickets may be obtained by Hebron Volkswagen bug with damage to its but I feel with the dark clothing and everything she did not see Ellington, on Dec. 20 from 1 to 6:30 their tree at plantations throughout use of natural trees in places of don’t have to travel long distances to Jimi A. DeLucla, 17, and Edward right side please call them at 537- them until she made contact’’ said Lt. Robert Soule. - 5 p.m. p.m. public assembly and in individual get their tree.” KWX>:-:W:¥:w:¥x-x-x-x-x-:'«¥;-x-:-x-:-x-x-x-x-:-xwx-x-xwx-x-:'X-»>:*w

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchetter. Conn.. Sat.. Dec. 4.1878 - PAGE THREE-B PAGE TWO-B- MANCHESTER EVEaWlG HERALD. Mancheiter, Conn., Sat., Dec. 4 ,19TO MARC plans party <■ t Births ^ Hennigan-Palmer ^ ^ Brawn-Carlin L 25th wedding anniversary The Manchester Associa­ Members are asked to Mrs. Merle Pelkey of 130 maternal grandparents are tion for Retarded Citizens, Moquin, Tammie Sue, are Mr. and Mrs. Milton brother, Keith, 5; and a bring a gift for the annual Nutmeg Lane, East Hart­ Joseph Skaparas of Parker Inc. will meet Thursday at daughter of Stephen and Rush oT Elkhart. Her sister, Jessica, 19 months. Christmas party for ford. Her maternal great- St. and Rita Skaparas of 49 Anna M. Carlin of Hebron and Theodore J . Brown of 7:30 p.m. at Lincoln i Dawn Aitken Moquin of maternal great­ retarded citizens to be held Mr. and Mrs. Raymond R. Lanzano grandparents are Mrs. Wilfred Rd. His paternal Andover were married Oct. IS at the First Center. 36B St. James St. ^ was grandmother is Mrs. Ber­ Yuruniello, on Saturday, Dec. 11 from Sr. of 154 Lyness St. celebrated their ChriHlupher son of Irene H. Ducharme and Mr. grandparents are Mr. and Congregationai Church of Andover. Entertainment will be bom Nov. 22 at Manchester tie Johnson of Eagle Rock, Alan, l;S0to3;S0p.m. at Robert­ j j i 25th wedding anniversary on Dec. 1 Timothy B. and Joan Dew- and Mrs. Sam Attardo, all Mrs. Ernest J. DeLaura of The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Cariin provided by the Workshop Memorial Hospital. Her Va. Her paternal great- son School on N. School St. at a party hosted by their children. of Bloomfield. Hartford. His maternal Sr. of 46 Webster St., Hebron. The bridegroom is the son Singers, Mrs. Frieda Per­ maternal grandparents are grandparents are Mr. and son Yaconlello of 26 Sim­ There will be entertain­ great-grandparents are of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Brown Jr . of Skinner HUi Rd., An­ sons, Don Woods and Ken I ll The couple was married Dec. 1, Priscilla Faulkner of Mrs. Jesse Rush and Mrs. mons Rd., East Hartford. ment, refreshments, music UeLuura, Norman Mr. and Mrs. Joseph dover. Woods. Tliere will be a :§5|; 1951 at St. Augustine’s Church In Manchester and Terry Maybelle Spencer, all of He was born Nov. 29 at and a visit from Santa Hartford. Anthony II, son of Nor­ Skaparas of Enfield and The church was decorated with floral sprays and carol sing and Aitken of Glastonbury. Her Elkhart. Manchester Memorial Claus. Residents from paternal grandparents are Hospital. His maternal man I and Deborah Mr. and Mrs. Daniel candelabras for the double-ring ceremony. refreshments will be ilSil; The Lanzano’s have four sons, Ray- Mansfield State Training grandparents are Mr. and Skaparas DeLaura of 16 Robichaud of West Hart­ The bride, given In marriage by her father, wore a served. mond of Vernon, Randall and Robert Mr. and Mrs. George School and the Meadows Moquin of Autumn St. Her Rlchardt, Kyle Aaron, Mrs. William A. Dewson of Lawton Rd. He was bom ford. His paternal grand­ gown of white Chantilly lace d ttign^ with high neckline, There also will be a of Manchester, and Ronald at home. Convalescent Home will be Knollwood Dr., Coventry. Nov. 29 at Manchester mother is Adelina S. Luz of long tapered sleeves, and hoop skirt with chapel-length brief business meeting for maternaT' great- son of Kenneth and ' A-.'.: ,V , I MARC guests. grandparents are Mr. and Deborah Alper Richards of His paternal grandparents Memorial Hospital. His Portugal.. train. Her illusion mantilla was edged in lace and she adults. Among the many guests and Mrs. William Pearson of Birch Dr., Andover. He are Mr. and Mrs. Tliomas carried a bouquet of carnations trimmed with lace. relatives attending was Frances Manchester and Esther was born Nov. 26 at F. Yaconiello of 54 i Mrs. Elmer Taylor of Mansfield was maid of honor. Donofrio of Hartford who served as Aitken and Walter Aitken, Olmsted St., East Hart­ Bridesmaids were Mrs. Lewis Brown of Rockville, the Mrs Lanzano’s maid of honor. Manchester Memorial bridegroom's sister-in-law; and Miss Jennifer Brown of both of Manchester. Her Hospital. His maternal ford. Andover, the bridegroom’s sister. Miss Barbara Taylor The couple received many gifts and paternal great­ grandparents are Mr. and of Mansfield was flower girl. C B Convae recently returned from a cruise to grandmother Is Estelle M rs. W. S to o th o ff of Prikey, Laura Andrew Brown of Manchester was his brother’s best A new weekly column for all you Bermuda, They are communicants of Moquin of New Haven. Westhampton Beach, N.Y. Jal alal raaults Elizuheili, daughter of ? > > ■ man. Ushers were Lewis Brown of Rockville, the Citizens Band radio enthusiasts out the Church of the Assumption in and Mr. and Mrs. A. Alper I John P. and Patricia Attar- BUM \ ' f bridegroom’s brother; and John Carlin of Manchester, there on Channel 16 and the other Manchester. of Waialua, Hawaii. His the bride’s brother. John Carlin of Manchester, the channels. Fellow with the handle of Rush, Rachelle Lee, paternal grandparents are do Pelkey of 58 Jensen St. daughter of David M. and She was bom Nov. 29 at nw* simn bride’s nephew, was ring bearer. "Ink Dippo-” will bring ^ the Mr Lanzano is employed by the Mr. and Mrs. C. Somers of Fin S4aH 14N 4N SN A reception was held at the Garden Grove in latest ratchet-jawin’ from CB*land. 9i‘;\ Democratic State Central Com- Connie Levitz Rush of 128 Manchester and Mr. and Manchester Memorial 14.N U» lU l-Hmica 4 SN U4 SM LM l-W a 4 M Manchester. The couple is residing in Lebanon. Watch for it every Saturday in The mittee in Hartford. Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Lanzano: Silver Lane, East Hart­ Mrs. J. Richards of Tar- Hospital. Her maternal KtIrMSitiiil 4JI WBah I-S pa4 H IM Mrs. Carlin is employed as a typist at Goodway ford. Her maternal grand­ zana, Calif. His paternal grandparents are, Mr. and tiM a 1-4 h M S31M M id a S-3 paM SM24 Fitztherick Photo Herald’s Weekend magazine. M fc U M FiU SIMM M k U S -n paU S4U.N Graphics in Glastonbi^. Mr. Carlin is yard foreman at parents are Mr. and Mrs. great-grandmother is Mrs. Mrs. Corrado J. Attardo of TrifKla 144 fM WILM Dm Andover Auto Parts in Andover. Carl Levitz of Elkhart, Ind. William Heins of Bloomfield. Her paternal sew 24iM4a4ijil IlM 2M IN Mrs. Theodore J. Brown I-SkalOMiil 4.44 IN Ul l4atMUIa.0b,a L44 4M Her paternal grandparents Manchester. He has a grandparents are Mr. and S4ni4prti IN 4N 4«aFlri4cii 4N I4«i-2mia 4N gBaiata 24 pB4 S1I.44 t iM a M fM S1I.4I M fd a 24 eaM S IM M P iflK ta 24 paU U).44 M a da 24-1 gaM SSSIN T iificta 2 4 1 paM t » lN im IM i 4«taa S4caNrra 144 4.H 4.N AU FOOD MARTS OPEN SUNDAY • 9 A. M. TO 4 P. M. Finast 44iTil|a Mliarta ll%M 1.21 4N YOiaraUBlai IN IN )4»Xftni I.U IM I4reidua'0ckaa 3 N 14ai^f.2ama IN OairMa 3-4 gaU H IU IS r H k M a 4-1 fN SS4.2I Mayonnaise M k U 4-3 m M 124.14 9X sevT. msKCfn - m a m »a'’ Mada 4 ] paU SIRN M k U 4-1-1 FaU 4I2.N Mr. and Mrs. Matthew S. Hennigan Prince Progresso TrifatU 4-J.I paN S4N.II TOmi romi S-ClunU I N 144 I N oust A q u a rt ------0 24ilnrl II.N 4.44 2.N I t e a H U I N Enast 4 4 n JM S.N 3-4rriap 4 3.N Roberta Lyn Palmer and Matthew Straughan Hen­ Spaghetti JSpaghetti Sauce ja r 44hFl 3N COFfEE (Naiala 24 gaS SS4N IM a U S4 paU S H U nigan, both of Manchester, were married June 5 at Trini­ VVALDBAUM S Parltcb 24 tiH SII4N M id a 14 FaU H S IN IM V U I AIIIID . 1 I I VAC. UN I M k U S41 paU 1I.42ZM ty Covenant Church in Manchester. M ltU 24-4 paU S3I5.N 4 I im anon The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Helen Cooper of wm< this coupon a purchase of $7.50 or more. >4taKim4ai,ir 4 L24 IM IN SUnlcnarra II.U 14.U 11N I SUPERMARKETS' Limn one. Velid Oec.S-11.1976H-5S1 l4niaaZkFal 1.00 S.N 44liaraU^4aiw UN IN Wethersfield and William L. Palmer of 2ffl Fern St. The I 44aa4artrn IN 14nB4nKau I I.M bridegroom is the son of Dr. Donald S. Homigan of 232 Food Mart H WaMa I ) FaM S24N OBaMa 44 paU U IN 3 M fcta 1-1 pai4 SSIN MKUV4M12U.I4 Ralph Rd. and the late Evangeline Ann Hennigan. Mada 3-14 nit S417.24 M k U S IM N S m m MART. tacM iM vB m cin m r oooo lu ii, rn/K nO K m ST I H T I The Rev. Norman E. Swensen officiated at tte double­ 1 DOC I v m t M T , BBC 11. iMMT MIB CAR • M M CtUM M son nmm SIM. 1 ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ 44icnaia-Ckaiia 4 IZN 4N 4.U Urpri-Odiaa HU S.U 4.U ring ceremony. Dorothy Carllberg of Manchester was 24ica4kF>a 4.44 2.N StaaaWiaa IlM 4M organist and Gail Morris of Manchester was soloist. ntKD imcmn s m ., m c s ***• ^ ^ ^ OPEN Holiday Grocery Values, proof . It Pays to Shop the FInaat Wayl ;4aaa4etu JM 3-lm4t4caM. . . . . m"47* Wortz Saltines...... ;.^39* Chunk Tuna Tnfida 424 f«4 SIN.44 TtllKU 4-Sl pN SH7.N LUNDY FRESH i H o w a iia D P d m Ii m OM lid: SN1 bodice with lace yoke, fingertip sleeve, and train. The Tom ato S a u ce Brand . . . i »°'.1.00 Del Monte Pears . 2;!;^'89* UiaU: 411473 IHLM. 6 gown was given to her by a member of the family who I AMOIWO HAVOH M OONCI U N j SUNDAY PORK SALE! AVIRAOC P r i n c e & Cheddar ;j,°'1.00 PurplePlum&’S T...... ^ '4 9 * wore it 35 years ago. She wore a matching lace mantilla ROASBNG CHICKENS AV ASSOITB M u e lle r s Utcvom...... Ja'539* Hawaiian Punch...... *Si'49* and carried a bouquet of mixed dried flowers. U S D A Choicp Beef Boneless G(M MISS FANCY u N s n o c i 9 a.m. to 4 p.Hi. Miss Patricia Palmer of Manchester was her sister’s PORKCNOM Tetley Tea Bags ...... ?^1.29 Tomato Juice wKcb.___ . . • “bb”44* Jai alai entries maid of honor. Mrs. Sharon Dziob of Southington, the 3 III - 3 LOW • 3 c a n a o n CHUCK SMOKED I ” »»»««»« OF M xw mMm — ragaCOOFOIIFT M»F«II»T Ajax Liquid . . ”b.?'69* W elch’s ...... ”^“69* bride’s sister, was matron of honor. liCss Jean Hennigan l^mFMKT. MOM of Manchester, the bridegroom’s sister, vras bridesmaid. F a c ia l T i s s u e fVchmond . . . I? 5SL M I4m 4* M KtOA CMICI wsas. IB—IMUMI 7S 0Z . H m M 4-1 H * ? * M UkMk l-l after which the couple left for Nova Scotia. They resided Swift or Agar M M iatan M tms k4 korai I in Washington, Maine for the summer and are currently 1 1 . 2 S pke. S374ttll2Ul 71M4M3S-147 ni-S494«74H in-m-nini living in Barrington, R.I. ncsM-uiincMc WM-POMC BONELESS CHUCKJTEAK .M .2 9 ncM m om orani IhilwSf M l-M fpa-hpil M l-8r9N M M iil 14 i rmainmu M Mn. Hennigan is instructing gymnastics at LeFebvre $.1 2-lMHirri 1-1 2fn—81 mm M 14B.WI I M Veal Patties sss ^69* Sliced Bacon ssr il.39 M IKmUw l M 3 M |i 9«r1« S-l Uan»INK I M Dance Academy in Rhode Island. Mr. Hennigan is a stu­ Canned Hams 9*2 9 U m 4 in li 4.1 l OailptiWi $1 2— rtftniil 98— m B m 91 98 m — la— I dent at Barrington College, R.I. 4-1 MroWilitiiiu 14 C ^ es Uver -89* Pork Sausage J1.29 9 9 9fi«ts— 91 9 li—»*Mir8 4-1 FUpkaa 4-1 7*ta»GMi8 8 91 74MH4h— M $2 ^ WiUlAtM'S NEW r o i l s u it DiUI A 9 M p M n a 7*2 9 te » — t l-t 4MIIZ4UM M Beef Patties *2.49 Sliced Bacon 99* kkkr^Imk Id8—— TODAY’S TREASURES PORK ROAST DOMESnC FInaat Frozen Food Valuaal 83M47-241 148 is4-;a4ii4n PORK RIBS ' am m n i ChjM Mild Fjnnks.a79* B ^ Franks J1.09 COOKED immtBirti LI l*FrMiMeb88* «T TMB ma (0 9 W i Tea 8 i 7.41 188 become a “catchall” in the pots, coffee pots; banks, •MRRLAR azIUCMM Baked trash the Finast Way! 9U8|M 12JI 148 L4I 9 M I — I X EGO NOODLES 'TiST' antique nomenclature. cases of knitting needle NESTLE S QUIK M.8S Blade Steaks SmaPtf Ainounta 1.44 lb . ib98* 7-U m —Sm u 1.48 4J8 mita Carando Pepperoni 9 4 M d i Im i i4 8 — 241 — 91128 Originally, it derived from cases and other small, KOZY KITTEN CAT FOOD Fresh Ground Beef S c m SS* S u i WMrBLENDED OIL i^HER OILL SPEARS St* f Finast Fresh F in a s t F r a n k s lSlS.‘i'...... » 6 9 * T H :4 8 ’J I hri— 241 — 9I7X the French, “tole peinte,” utilitarian household Chickan Roll .SSSV» Bologns USDA Choice Boneless Beef Shoulder or — U7pd4H2J8 TrN— 24-9 — 9581X PORK A BEANS TrN— 97*9 fS i 97X18 4 — *1. s 5 u W flK “s’0U p‘ MIX .i UQHT CHUNK TUNA Fsttc 49* KirschnerTasty-bite I or Salimi, ’^? 7 9 * o o a Y M U C0(RSl (I) which was painted sheet- items. "Hot" Bagels ..'SSI. 12, Bngiish Muffins S « a i9 1 l( D 24fAktlw3 IM 1(8 iron. But the origin of the Designs for these ranged ^APORATED MILK 'H 2 f SPAGHETTI SAUCE TOMATO JUICE ucu«n. » 4 f Polish Kielbasa S'C'd ____ ibl u39 Bottom Round Roast IWlSoii 148 141 148 9 n M n 's Sitter I2 M 5.88 art of tote or more proper­ from those copied from ^^unschweiger______9IMriMt.ta9 918 2J8 3 ASri, lag 3.M Genoa Danish Salam i.., 3 9 * B eef Loin 4 to 6 lb s 'fit fo r a K in g ’ 7-Nm V«i 2J8 VSL Ikll ly “japanning” belongs to richly wrought oriental E nriched-A 0 P K , S $ ^ rmim QuinieU 2U — $81(0 In-store Bake ShopI J— d i IM — 914JI PerfetU 2 U — 9I7J8 England. pieces to the simplistic’ Palm o|ive| TASTERS Ylayer CakcYpineapple B reakfast TrN— 1-97 — 9I8J8 TrifccU 2-( l — 9SI2.M Id lj 8i— l-9 riiU 92118 In the early part of the fruit and flowers motif. ^ "PKi rovi OHM'' rifiN m o o m c h A Treatl Enriched Rolls ...... g „79* Beef Shell Roasts ■ m i9 i8 iq 27th century England was Colors of American pieces T W 911 (I) 9h«al— tl.M IIX 4.x FIESN ■ CUSP Pound C akes *J5Sr’ ...... ? 1 . 3 9 Beef Loin 4 lbs or over (Smaller Amounts 1.88 lb) 9RnMrTi XII 11J8 188 94— 7 X 128 importing large quantities were generally bright *'!3“1**DETERGENT I CHO ICE I M ix e s I in Ju ice Pumpkin Pie ...... '5.°,79* 74—1 D— 4J8 2J8 2 4 p rlM I X AvalBbU OMy lb S4bI»F MTF . M » MTTU FOOD CLUB FIG BARS XS St* fJ . HUI • **CA«fiMt MSr* Q uarters 9 4 l|8 id IJ8 121 IfrMir Eifrta 7X "japanning.” long period and English 148 TOPCO LIOUIO DETERGENT M.3S RICE-A-RONI okSTfCwm B e e f S h a n k “T ...... p l . l 8 T-r—fi By the end of the 17th craftsmen developed a ANN. DALE CHIPS A PLENTY !SS7S* MAINE POTATOES 5 59* 711:92:21 — 249 — 998X Favorites from the Seven SeasI — 249 — 9X48 Farl— 2U — X7.X century it was possible to Nrf— 249 — 9195JI technique for using pearl CRISP CELERY •a m . » w a i 49. TrN— 2*94 — 9 2 n i.X FMZfN FOODS O AlO llf F M » lAKfO OOODSf Cheese Food K ...... X ‘99* TrN— 2-97 — 991178 produce thin sheets of iron, shell in ornamentation. ntSM, ^ FiHM, oAfir D u n m i nm ni xxTiTvnM COM (1) plate it with tin and cover OATIOID. IM% fio n il ^ULIFLdwEh ss: ..69* Buttermilk Biscuits Brand 8 ctni 1 . 0 0 Turbot .99* son 918 14) 9TXi FaNh ILM IIX IX As a home craft, japan­ 9n8t8iek 7X 4J8 128 44—lla— SX IX it with a hard finish of var­ ning was employeid by a TIOPKANA - 1SS% FIOIIDA 741— 111 2X 9 — • I X WHIR ^ YELLOW ONIONS 8.J1. Befit Yogurt ... 4 c'“,1.00 Crab Claws *£S;". »1.69 9— now 148 nish. large number of "gentle T M :X 1 5 ORANGE BREADS T K :9 1 I2 — 1 944 — 9 X X ORANGE Flni4lFresh gallon Red Snapper .1.09 — U7 — 9X18 9— eta 9 9 9 2 — 984X18 American japanned ladies” in the early 19tb TANGERINES 16^*1. B B iH v 4 37 F— cta U7 — 94IJ8 u h u IIIK Homogenized cin I A T T n M X 9872 tinware had its origin century. By the 1820s, sten­ JUICE MOAL. C la m s ...... ^k“,'1 .6 9 TrN— 97-9 — 91X88 M M L n $ .7 ll •ATLMO JUICE CARTON ijiAC^OSH APPLES 3t..79* about the end of the 18th cils which had been u ^ to i i f t r " : B e fit M ilk Fofliliad Fraih e e .... n r i . 2 9 century, although tin-plate ornament fine furniture, Potatoes CRMHUaCV J lTi Ce T jRANGES •tz.iAN 79« BREAD ^ CheddaTchesse pesw. puweepet had been an important were adapted for use by TOPPMtf Mr. Dell FevoritesI 4 Plainfield entries English import in the the tin industry. However, Bread Dough m m ■ ■wTTiaMMo YELLOW TURNIPS u.12* Ch^dsTCheese iVt 2 * ^ < e e L ^ MAwees • m u M Colonies prior to the the popularity of japan •■CM.tMMlWFFntnM Aftorted C a lif o r n ia 10^ off! 25' off ROJUIt ED P ^ N U T S Cooked Ham 1 WilMtuacouponoflfUlIoz With this coupon on (1) M b « Revolutionary War. ware (tole) lasted well into Single Entrees PW PAeeeAev.HeieescvT HTUttfl HUM Doevts C n s c e n t RollA iS I Quick or Regular C ollea By about 1790, America the 19th century and still BUHERNUT SQUASH .a39* MAimPUl • eecetATfve • ettee Domestic Sliced | f091 TM 1 rs lOthATC Eggo Waffles 1 Quaker Chase & 4th 8 S 14 ftk 1 5 14 had its own japanning in­ enjoys a revival from time Margarine jSSS IS HOUSE PLANTS *ff ..69* Fresh to your lit CYC 1. ianar 18^1 1. Lincaki Cjryiy 52 1. block koic Im 4i dustry, fostered by in­ to time by home crafts iiN C t n B B e tie er e e o w iw m j ^ ^j^rder! ). Back Mr—aa 17 1 2. IticilT 7* 11 1 Hiuful ttm 2-1 2. Flriai bter 21 Fried Chicken m in AMO m m aiui TUR^TM • MNRPM 1 Oats » Sanborn $7 1 Cm hMnatk Om 91 t (kuken'i Tm 31 1 Dakily DtzM IS•1 3 Carr) U 121 dustrious tinsmiths who enthusiasts. fS 1 » ! I M I VMiaDpc S.11H-S64 MFO 1 $—CM H 11 1 1. Imu NmI 121 i Mite HnaiUin ID11 4. Grace Irawanc 31 MeMtn Cream Cheese \/ 11 employed peddlers to sell IM H II'I .AIMlRCAii 4. NdtDM 1-2 S. Mm'i U 7-2 5. Tdifia 1■2 5. Kakeiand Tasti Puffs SCOPE ssr 1 8^tt YmM * 1 i OUi Mk 41 i ktitriMa Debhie 7•1 (. Narauape Uf) (1 for them. Traveling first Cheese Singles SS "^Roast Beef 8. nuntiai Chuck M 7. T7iMrt.7 52 7 . Um HM 51-2 7. Ga Satth 191 25*^ off ' Off 7. laaney 7-2 t MM ii 91 1 fiaca Mke 12: 1 1 M—w Mrckaal 91 on foot, then by horseback ...... I MftaeryA—V { Valuable Coupon Worth $1.00 j 'I 15 Com orlifed. Peai2:£79* MOUTHWASH I fOWAID fOMrAADiMfimuwa. 1W nSCHM Of tiMiHfiFtff.fiiHnmuT— im itt fUTUMO firiM | 1 With Ittit coupon on (1)72 01 | With this coupon on (1) 22 02 1 Nilivt Mwie “ Sib 1 5 H ItkllK 11th C 914 and later by horse and JONHeiN ChORSO KiSSM ratoM. Freshiy 1 Beef 1 Spray 2X8 911 1. nr, Imi c. M 1.9* MM 121 1.1'lSM 7-1 wagon, American peddlers Macaroni & Cheese ‘AS 49* i^rmuia 44 .SIS. .SK. *1.09 S liced 1. 8il— 1 7-1 1 kl 191 2. Cartaaa Pec 21 inileSwt IM j grayboatwiSitand I 1 Galnea Niagara 1 IX Ami H I 1 SihK licU, 52 1 TeNiw Piince 1;-i 1 UHeriar Hatne 7-2 scattered the colorful tin Swiss on Rys srSe! to O rd e r ITtlF—H 7-2 4. Siud M 4. Saher'iPrye 91 4. C* Ca liic 191 Rose M llk -a a r *1.19 irauA Ow Rtf OiKount fVkt M99 I u e? 4. Cmsmm 17-1 1. UMwm 7-2 5. Maa 2i-1 5. Kflak 92 from North to South Jeno's Snack Tray %S 99* JS u 1 Burgers I starch 4 Me Fer M 191 4. »tk 07— 52 Coupon Swlnii 1.00 I Family |jnYaM0aG.$-11H-$95 mFo I 1 Cara 1-7 i Ihii 82 throughout the East and TASn O' MO Purmssan Wsdgs a t W estern Anjou Pears 10 .«79* mibM Jarlsburg Cheese tnfiMrtad, Ib2e19 aaV lM O K S-IIH-SM MFC i CbitMi ik«Ur 1-2 1. Wu Nmi 151 7. S#8 lH$ter 4•1 7. lak Utk M Ptaytex Tai;;^ s -ST*1.59 I T o m a t o e s Pack • pftgv 7. XRiMlack L TiM S1-1 1. frwady h—r 191 Midwest. Dinners 'SSmJ!* 2 A&99* I Y—i rHo |»tlli Cf p.nl... 17.99 I Fraah 10 1 1 IiIt % 121 tLt Csrawsy Qouda tSS!tS. M cIntosh A pples ^A-*M.b 3 .^ 7 9 * E g g p la n t Lpn. G e r m a n B o lo g n a Ml, . , , n l . 2 9 IkWctaSpcX * ' Hi • 510 8NiC91( 12th ITC Production methods of ^fton Swabs !USS 89* I ilOWNMMW i HM91I 1. Mu Oitiu 91 I.U Mae 1•2 1. Cad Ml 91 f i ...... * off ' Off IM the tin plate retarded the Potatoes «SSSS. SS 3 «* . Fresh Lem ons. 6 h»39* E s c a r o l e F a vo riia , Hillshire Farm s Kielbasa .1.39 10 15 1. FZl Mvi M C 7.7 1 Pnulca 91 ttmU 92 tnaiiNk V^Coid Capaulee 5Sa 49* Vita Party Snacks •£ ■ S S "St S!?*n *’ r*** " " n . m w . m m f , N H N | | ! , Salad I With ih ii coupon on (1)9 01 With Ihii coupon on (9) pkga ITihliilM 1-1 l Cndt «li| M IMhatMtUka (I t 1 leaa Seeaaei 31 size of objects somewhat. Bird Food ST." ',i?1.89.. .Jj599* Chicory Favoriia, , C h ic k e n R o ll ...... n 1. 09 1 Oven Claanar A ssorted Flavors 1 ITi Smrfiri 01 1. St Ip k lit 4. Oatama 121 4. P l. t Ictty km 91 4.T— Mu 1-2 S. Culm kcipK St 5. Uatl Nw 191 1 Pre— 2-1 The tin sheets were about **'" —wp* "F*** qUinwIm noM. IWm. otlMd (or hM r lla^rM 11 S. Ob Tht Have 191 I M l or to oUnr nW I daM n or wI io Im N n .. "'rd Feeder 2vllbabird1ood . . » aa 1.59 Red Radishes. . Dandy Loaf Carandoa, , « ...... 9 9 * Ami& Jell-0 1-1 t ilMI friBltr 41 iUtmelP— 1 10x14 inches and japanned 8.laitil8art ll-l I. Ob Ike kt 12-1 7. NarcMM Mer II I 7. krt* t (1 Bays Party Rye ...... i3 5 9 * Hammer 72 Gelatin 77 7. K'l CatM 17-1 1 KtH OOP, 91 i. imi bteheaer 91 1. PrMer I Han 41 trays were usually AwaUabia O nly in W a a Wdh M r. Oak D aptt. jaaVtU O M S.ltH-iSiMFa a p V iM Dw. U f ^ 1 OariMi Mu 3-1 P rt(^ allK tIv* Decambar 5 Ihru Oacambar 11.1976 In Minchaatar, Varnon, Eail Hartford •UT KI - M7>i( bm ■ IM produced with a half sheet, W« Rnerve me Right to Umit OutnUUtt No) Ratponpibla lo r Ty|>ographicil Errors aOCMK SHCUl - to lm Fn ■ M a' whole one or by splicing 410 WEST MIDDLE TPKE. MANCHESTER / • i PAGE FOUR-B - MANCHESTER EVENING HERAIJ). Manchester, Conn., Sat.. Dec. 4 ,1W6 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Sat., Dec. 4, 1976- PAGE nVE-B Herald angle N ordiques W halers, tie Tennessee people happy, San Francisco Dons

HARTFORD (UPI) - The of 58 shots, 23 in the second period. Webster, who scored on a power (Busniuk, Webster), 14:12. 7, New Earl Yost England, (T. ‘Abrahamasson, living up to notices “We’re shooting some goals now,” pry Majors from play, his 12th of the season. Pitt New England Whalers were Neale said, citing the l^alers’ si-4 . Other Quebec scorers were Mafrk -Rogers), 16:42.8. Quebec, Constantin 1 forward or guard. netted 40 of 66 shots for a Sports Editor suddenly pourit/g goals into the 5 (Brackenbury, Fitchner), 17:21. NEW YORK (UPI) win ver Calgary Wednesday night. Tardif, Richard Grenier, Charles Friday night, USF went .606 percentage and net, but not fast enough to beat Penalties: Lee, NE, 3:29; New No. 2 ranking and the first year at Pitt in 1979, reached the decision be I — A year ago great "Psychologically, we needed these Constantin and Curt Brackenbury. PITTSBURGH across San Francisco Bay dominated the boards, 46- Sugar Bowl in 1996 back to when he produced a 6-4-1 did. the clock. England bench (served by Rogers) (UPI) r- The people of things were predicted and took an easy 93-70 win 32. 6:47; Weir, Que, 14:59. national prominence. The team out of a squad that What it came down to, he Nursing a one-coal lead in the third for the University of over the University of Ray Murry had 22 for the The Whalers meet Winnipeg Tennessee finally are Vols were 6-5 this year. had been 1-10 the year said, was that he decided to period, the Whalers Friday night Third period — 9. New England, San Francisco Dons. California, the Dons’ tonight. getting the coach for “I'd like to see what the before. go home to the South, STEVE eROSA N TOSSEP Bears, now 1-1. allowed a 5-4 win turn into a 5-5 tie as Quebec 2 2 1 0^5 Hangsleben 10 (G. Roberts, Arndt) M T . P . P'A S S E ■ S- FOR I : THTHE fourth straight victory this Only two other major NFL. Drafted No. 1 in 1968 after whom they’ve been challenge would be to build Shortly after Tennessee where he and his brothers With a super group of P^orm man in$ide Christain Bordeleau scored for the New England 2 2 1 0-5 Quebec. C. Bordeleau 13 (Cloutier, S. RATRIOTSIN■ S I N ir r i s .WHO season without a loss. teams were in action leading UMass to the Yankee Quebec Nordiques, the World Hockey the program up to what it Athletic Director Bob had played football and TOSSEP 15 T.ffS, THE AFC freshmen to be added to a While traveling the major league First period — 1, New England, Bernier), 19:30. Penalties; campaigning for three It didn’t look like a rout Friday night. Missouri Conference, Landry is enjoying his Association East Division leaders. was before,” Majors said. Woodruff announced the where his father, Shirley, HI6H LAST S tA k j team that had won at least I baseball trail on occasion for nearly MqijiGregor 4 (Backstrom) :26. 20 Busniuk, NE, 16:26; S. Bernier, Que, years. edged Illinois, 76-75, in the finest year in the pros despite the Ten minutes of overtime failed to Majors will sign a six- job would be offered remains a successful small A.KENANPER60N 19 games for four years three decades nty path often crossed (C.Bordeleau), 12:08. 3, New 16:26. University of Pittsburgh a JOE FERGUSON opening round of the Show- Lions' record. The 6-4, 210-po'und change the score. year contract giving him a Majors, rumors began that college coach at the running, there was talk the f College 1 with that of Danny Murtaugh, the England, Pleau 3 (Backstrom, football Coa'ih Johiiny C KEN STABLER Me Classic, and Wichita signal-caller hopes his. luck will “We can’t nlav this wide open as $50,000 annual salary on he already had accepted it. University of the South. Dons might be able to Pittsburgh Pirate manager who died we’ve played in the last two nights or M acG regor), 13:04. 4, Quebec, Overtime — No scoring. Penalties: Majors, who shaped a 1-10 L-basketball State lost to Oregon, 57-49, change and he'll be able to finish the Jan. 2, the day after the But Majors said he reached “1 felt very comfortable a o f J 3MSUS dethrone UCLA as the West J Thursday at the age of 59. Grenier 10 (S.Bernier, P,Bordeleau), none. team into this year’s No. 1 in a first-round game in the year without any serious injury. Lan­ Christer (Abrahamsson) is going to Sugar Bowl. He will start his decision only in Pittsburgh; I love Coast basketball power and I have a number of pleasant 17:38. Penalties: Constantin, Que, Shots on goal — Quebec 19-23-10- in the rankings, announced at halftime as the Dons led Sun Devil Qassic. dry missed the final games the past sue us," said Whalers coach Harry goals for some of our players since work the same day. Wednesday night after Pittsburgh,” he said. But, even speculation that San memories in Murtaugh's company, Neale, shaking his head. 19:35; Selwood,NE. 6-58 New England 14-12-10-4—40. Friday he was resigning to only. 43-41; five minutes In other top games. three seasons due to knee surgery in they've been frustrated all year.” , People of Tennessee talking with his family. he explain^, in Tennessee Francisco might, with during regular National League Goalie Abrahamsson played one of Second period — 5, Quebec, Goaltenders: Quebec, Brodeur; become head coach and into the second half the North Texas State nipped '73, shoulder fracture in '74 and a Scoring for the Whalers were Gor­ have been clamoring for Majors said it was “real­ “there are some roots luck, have a national title, season play and at World Series his finest games of the season despite Brackenbury 3 (Dorey, Fitchner), New England. C. Abrahamsson. assistant athletic director game was deadlocked at St. Louis, 62-60, in the other damaged knee in '75...Ed Krause, die Roberts, Alan Hangsleben, Gary Majors’ return since his ly difficult to say why” he have there.” Basketball within their grasp. ' games invoiving his club. five goal' airninct him He stopped 53 5:40. 6, New England, G. Roberts 5 A-8,354. at the University of 51-51. director of athletics at Notre Dame MacGregor, Larry Pleau and Tom first-round Show-Me game Murtaugh was a slow-talking, fun- Tennessee, his alma Coach Bob Galllard's Then the Dons took and an All-American choice in to earn the right to meet provoking, tobacco chewing man who mater. first-year players never charge, thanks to a 16-0 basketball and football while at South Missouri, Arizona State took great delight in exchanging He leaves Pitt shopping quite jelled, however, and burst led by Redmond, Bend, has been named winner of the EAST GIRLS rolled to an 86-55 victory barbs with writers. once again after only a although their 22-8 record starting at forward to give over San Diego State and Walter Camp Award and will receive Winning its opener in im­ Dead-panned Danny was one of the year in the limelight. for 1975-76 was excellent it the Dons more board will meet Oregon in the his due at the annual dinner Feb. 5 in Steelers rooting Broyles, Royal pressive fashion last night nicknames the Pittsburgh press However, “1 don’t have to still seemed disappointing. strength. He connected on New Haven. was East Catholic’s girls’ Sun Devil Classic cham­ tacked on the Pirate manager and it worry about people calling basketball team , 65-19, But now Bill Cartwright, an incredible 11 of 12 shots pionship, surprising Wake was most apropos. Off the cuff for the job,” said Pitt over Penney High in East James Hardy, and Winford and registered 22 points, Forest remained unbeaten, Until one got to know Murtaugh, for Oakland win Athletic Director Casimir Hartford. Boynes are sophs and they including eight during the at 4-0, with a 92-75 triumph you would be led to believe that he Thee Manchester youngsters are Myslinski. to end careers East was slow In finding are getting a lot of help 16-0 b u rst. The 7-foot over Washington and was an old grouch —■ until he turned members of the Hartford Whaler Cartwright led the Dons Myslinski said he hoped bland contest to run out the have felt no pressure to the range and held a 22-11 from a long bench and Nebraska edged Hawaii in on his warmth and affection. Peewee hockey team, Galen Byram, with 24 points, while to name Majors’ replace­ AUSTIN, Tex. string on a pair of un­ leave,” Royal said in a halftime lead but some Marlon Redmond, a 6-6 a sloppy game for the se­ The jut-jawed Irishman was one of Jim Ferrari and Eric Stepper. Win­ Boynes had 16. iNEW YORK (UPI) — Obviously, the Pittsburgh Steelers will ment by Dec. 21, the day (UPI) - Darrell successful seasons. prepared statement adjustments enabled the senior with a 7-footer,s cond straight night, win­ the best liked skippers, always ning three of the first four games, Overall, San Francisco be rooting like crazy for the Oakland Raiders against the Cincin­ the Panthers fly to Biloxi, Royal and Frank Now, however, it looks Friday. “The only pressure Eaglettes to open up a 31- reach, who can go at either ning by a 60-59 score. making himself available to the Byram tallied five goals and added Miss., to begin as if the game will provide I have felt is from people point lead going into the media, and treating everyone alike, three assists, Stepper had two goals, nati Bengals Monday night. Broyles have visited preparations for the Sugar the final coaching urging me to stay.” final stanza. from major league city to a town like three assists and Ferrari one goal Not s obvious is the fact the The Steelers are 27-point favorites, on countless golf Bowl, where a win over appearance for the two Earlier in the day, Senior guard Debbie Manchester. and two assists...Hartford Golf Club Steelers’ playoff fate may hinge on but interest in the contest has been fourth-ranked Georgia courses and at scores however, he said he was Beaulieu came off the Murtaugh's retirement from will host a national platform tennis what the Baltimore Colts do against spiced up a bit by the fact former men — giants in their 3,000 mile ll'ip wortliwhile could give them the of Southwest thinking of quitting the bench in the second half Washington still unable baseball was brief, only a few tourney this weekend...Philadelphia the St. Louis Cardinals today. Pittsburgh quarterback Terry profession and the closest national championship. Conference functions head coaching job and one and sparked the Eaglettes months. He had hoped to spend some Phillies and Minnesota Twins will The Bengals must lose one more Hanratty, who was Terry of friends. “I’m very sorry to see over the past 20 years. Reports of Broyles’ im­ of his close friends — Bily with 13 points. Co-captain 4 meet in baseball's Hall of Fame game this season for the Steelers to B radshaw ’s sidekick for five time with his family, principally his Johnny go; he’s done an Rita Lupacchino had 15 to tack loss on Flyers game Aug. 8 at Cooperstown, have a chance of getting into the seasons, will start for the Bucs. But it appears they will pending resignation began “Rooster” Andrews— said grandchildren, but as so often the excellent job here,” points and 19 rebounds to NEW YORK (UPI) N.Y....Single match tickets are now playoffs to defend two straight Super “I’ve entered him in my prayers,” meet for the final time on a to circulate Thursday and he was convinced Royal right side of the faceoff cir­ Rutledge and Oilers' Ken case, death cut short his plans. Myslinski said. “ All the lead East with Kathy The Washington Capitals available at the Hartford Civic SuperSonics snap Bowl championships. Bradshaw said of his former team­ football field tonight. on Friday Royal admitted had already made up his cle. Broderick matched recruiting he’s done we’ll Doocy adding 12 markers are now two for two Center for the Aetna World Cup ten­ With the New York Jets the only mate. • “Nobody in his right mind Royal’s Texas Longhorns he was considering the mind to resign. l(uroii!< 2, Blurs 2 shutouts in the WHA's Perfect score be benefitting from for and Gail lamonaco seven against the Philadelphia nis play March 10-13...Sophomore other team left on the Bengals’ would want to play against this and Broyles’ Arkansas same move — resignation “ I very definitely think Dennis Maruk scored third scoreless tie ... Willy The first winner in The Herald's three or four years.” points and three assists. Flyers: two points in two guard Tony Catapano was the only road loss streak schedule, the Steelers’ best chance of defense." Razorbacics play tonight in as football coach, but con­ he has already made his two goals to help Cleveland Lindstrom and Anders weekly “ Beat the Experts” football Majors, meanwhile, said East’s jayvees also years, that is. UConn football player named to the making the playoffs is the Raiders. The Steelers' defense has allowed what a week ago seemed to tinuation as athletic direc­ decision and I don’t think break a five-game losing Hedberg scored goals a contest to correctly tab every game he hopes to carry the team opened with a victory, 40- Hartland Monahan's But, having wrapped up its division only 28 points in putting together a be nothing more than a tor. this game has anything to streak. Maruk gave minute apart to spark a was Ray “Moose” Finnegan. The All-ECAC Division II squad...Just for he carried as a player to a goal-mouth score with just “ I would like to ^ y that I do with it,” Andrews said. 10, over th e ir Penney Cleveland a 1-0 lead just three-goal, second-period former Manchester High player, now the record: Among the prominent NEW YORK (UPI) — It ay have taken two seasons and a 3,000- title already. Oakland's only motiva- seven-game winning streak. 30 seconds left Friday counterparts. Gretchen outburst for the Jets over in local real estate, said he was a Manchester men who ran in the Five tion for the game against the Bengals In today’s games, the Cardinals night gave the Caps a 4-4 mile, cross-country pilgrimage, but the Seattle SuperSonics Lindberg had 10 points and the Fighting Saints ... Den­ winner in his first try. Explaining his Mile Road Race. Judge Jay Rubinow is the home field advantage in the must beat the Colts to keep their tie with the Flyers and have come to the end of the road and found the one victory sophomore Laurie Barry Pro hockey I nis Abgrall scored two system, Finnegan said he just flipped placed 778th, former mayor John playoffs. playoff hopes alive and the Los Bowling Washington Coach Tom they’ve been looking for. eight for East. goals to lead the Stingers a coin when he had any question in Thompson was 772nd, School Board And. with a one-game advantage Angeles Rams can clinch the NFC’s McVie was even happier They downed Philadelphia, 121-112. Illinois tabs Moeller East’s next tilt is home past the Cowboys ... and his mind as to the game winner...Hal member John Yavis was 658th, Atty. over Baltimore already, another Western Division title with a victory than he was last year when 1:57 into the first period Friday night to snap a 14-game losing had a season-high of 20. Wednesday night at 6:30 Chris Bordeleau's goal Goodnough was a visitor at the desk Vic Moses was 856th, Atty. Jules Colts’ loss would mean the Raiders over the Atlanta Falcons. the Caps managed their and scored his second goal streak on the road and drop the 76ers Jury. 121. lluHks 103 POWDER PUFF - Rae against South Windsor. with 30 seconds left in yesterday and reported he had cut Karp 914th and Dr. Carlos Benevides could afford to lose to the Bengals. Sunday’s games have Tampa Bay EARLY BIARDS - to handle grid team only other point against with five minutes left in placed 820th...Steve Grogan needs into second place in the NBA's Atlan­ Pete Maravich dropped in 28 points Therefore, the Steelers must hope at Pittsburgh, Washington at New Sophie Welply 135-142-385, Jacobs 187-453, Carol Philadelphia. Washington regulation time game down to “ ju st 136” speaking in three quarters — he sat out the the game to insure the tie. three more touchdowns to tie the tic Division, half a game behind the the Colts manage to keep the York against the Jets, Dallas at Dot Bentley 132-368, Vi Schubert 200, Virginia has an 0-7-2 record against enabled the Nordiques to engagements this year. The former fourth period — and five other New CHICAGO (UPI) - All Claude Larose and Larry NFL record for quarterbacks. John­ Boston Celtics. pressure on the Raiders. Philadelphia, Detroit at New York Carr 138-368, Nan Pfaffen- Assard 175, Marilyn liiinois Athietic Director the Flyers. tie the Whalers. Milwaukee Braves and New York Gary Moeller had going for Patey tallied for St. Louis. ny Lujack in 1950 with Chicago's The victory ended an on-the-road Orleans players scored in double In the midst of their fervent against the Giants, New Orleans at bichler 146-363, Nancy Chmielewski 187, Gerry Cecii Coleman who made In that 5-5 game last Mets Speakers’ Bureau chief is now figures. Lou Hudson topped the .him in his bid to become Uoluriidu .3, Vanrous er 2 Bears and Green Bay's Tobin Rote losing string' which dated back to rooting for the Ctolts and Raiders, the New England, Houston at Cleveland. P astu la 141-352, V era Tonski 191, Gerry Tracy the announcement in year, we were hanging on on his own and already has a number Hawks with 30 points. head football coach at the Simon Nolet scored an each rushed for 11 scores...The New March 10 of last season at Steelers also must remember to beat Kansas City at Denver, Buffalo at Dawley 142-362, Julie 197-460, Carol Anderson Champaign and then, aiong for our lives, we were out- of coast to coast sports bookings next I*i>luns 124, Kings 115 University of Illinois were unassisted goal with 2:26 England Patriots feel that they have the Tampa Bay Buccaneers Sunday. Miami, San Francisco at San Diego Landsberg, 134-346, Fran 183-467, Evelyn Feder 187- with Moelier, met sports shot about double," McVie year. He resides in Wellesley, y o u th , a w in n in g left in the game to lead the best one-two punch among the Chris Ford fired in five straight and Chicago at Seattle. Doyon 130-340, Anne 505, Ellen Albert 455, EMith writers in CJhicago, said Honor swimmers said. "Tonight ... we had Mass...Former UMass quarterback points to break a 108-108 the late in background and the stamp between 150 and 175 can­ Colorado to ts third fullbacks in the NFL in Sam Cun­ Pro Basketball Komm 126, Dot Giglio 140, Tracy 453, Lorrie Baker Katie Tucker of awfully good scoring Greg Landry of the Detroit Lions has the final period as Detroit rallied of approval of Bo didates had applied for the straight triumph, extend Onr 4t rt/n H INiwoiNiU iMVIOi ningham and Don Calhoun...Have a Marcia Cooley 345. 455. Manchester and Chris chances, but so did they.... some pretty good credentials for from a 15-point deficit to snap a four- Schembechler and Woody job. Philadelphia had all they the Rockies' unbeaten Open 24 Hours Dells nice weekend. Anderson of Vernon were Comeaback of the Year award in the Milwaukee. They have won all 12 of game losing streak. Bob Lanier’s 32 Hayes. Officiais said could handle to get the 4-4 skein to four games and FOR EMEMOCY som a EASTERN BUSINESS honored last night at the bring the club within three their home games this season. points ignited the the Pistons, who PARKADE DUSTY - Moeller was named to Schembechier and Hayes tie." — Stan Waickowski 161-378, annual AAU swim awards points of second-place Seattle's Fred Brown took care of now have won five in a row at home. Experience factpr Lou Polinski 203-551, Rich the job Friday and both gave Moeller their en­ I'luiiir!* .'1, Kruini* I Larry Aceto 140-369, A1 Gr- banquet in Northford. Both Chicago in the Smythe the 76ers with a game-high 29 points, Howard Porter chipped in with 21 zyb 161-381, Ron Joiner 154- Higgins 225, Gene Wildes promised a five-year con­ dorsements and Michigan Bill Flett, Ken Houston 14 in the final period. Guard Slick tract at $35,000 after the received age group Division. Nelson Pyatt M obil points while Ford had 20. Ron Boone 367, Larry Seretto 148-385, 244-563, Butch Savino 209, Athietic Director Don and Eric Vail scored goals Watts threw in 27 as Seattle’s free­ awards, Anderson in short scored the first two finished with 26 points for the Kings in Celtic success Dave Grzyb 147-383, Paul Art Thompson 218, Paul board of trustees routinely Canham had recommended for Atlanta. Houston H EA TIM O IU wheeling backcourt spearheaded the confirms his appointment and long courses, and Colorado goals. Van­ and Brian Taylor and Scott Wedman G ilberto 146-385, Tony Danilowicz 201, Bob him to Coleman. scored what turned out to Fairbanks blasts Sonics into a second-place tie in the each had 21. Dec. 15. "This is a great Tucker in the 15-18 group couver's goals were by OIL lURNEII A CJiaron 205, Bob Oliver 215- be the winning goal at 13:31 E Rinaldi 403, Ed Ralph 385, Pacific Division. Pacers 112, (.Cavaliers 109 BOSTON (UPI) — Don’t knock experience A former center and cap­ chaiienge and a great op­ 1(X) meter freestyle and as Rick Blight and Bob HEATIN8INSTALUTI0N Dave Dynes 376, Bub 589, Don Wilson 203, Barry of the second period, Coach Russell said. “We took a Billy Knight's layup with eight tain of Hayes’ 1962 Ohio portunity." Moeller said. a member of the 4(X) meter Dailev. “We lost because of inexperience,” was the assessment of Holmes 368, Ernie Oakman Pinney 216-574, Tom steering home Guy 643-5135 time out and you know you call time seconds left and Don Buse’s steal and Jenkins 228-584, John State football team, "Illinois can be one of the freestyle relay team. Chouinard’s shot from the W II V support of fans (Chicago coach Ed Badger following the Bulls’ 115-109 overtime 367, Ray Dawson 363. The Aeros' Wayne 315 Cantar St Mandiaatai outs not just to stop their momentum two free throws helped Indiana end defeat to the Boston Celtics Friday night, exter'^ing their club Belasky 200, Ernie Whipple Moeller at 35 will be the top football teams in the but to say something to your team. Cleveland's five-game winning youngest coach in the Big country. We can be on a MERCHANTS - Ed 551, Ken Bower 562, Dick 1 told our team that we had streak. Knight finished with a game- record losing streak to 13 games. Murphy 200. Ten. He has been an assis­ par with anybody in the Big stopped moving without the ball. If high 29 points, assisted by Darnell The victory, the Celtics third in a Orlowski 137, Tom Mazur tant to Schembechler for 10 Ten." FOXBORO, Mass. (UPI) — Coach Chuck Fairbanks says fans he was 14 for 24 from the floor and 136-145-376, Bunny Goodin F o r have not shown enough support for the New England Patriots in you move enough, you at least might Hillman's 20 and Wil Jones' 16. row, coupled with Philadelphia’s loss years, first at Miami of Your Shopping Convenience get to the free throw line.” Center Jim Chones topped Cleveland to battle, put the defending NBA added 10 of 13 from the line to equal 135, John Goodin 135-369, Ohio and for the last eight C their last home game of the season. Bob Landry 141-146-417, Tom Burleson added 22 for Seattle, with 19. while “ Bingo” Smith added champions back on top of the Atlan­ his career high of 38 points. CONS I lU CH O N - Carl years at Michigan where / Stan Waickowski 361, Ding UQUORDEPT. The teamnnounced Friday 14,500 while George McGinnis was high for 17 and Campy Russell 16. tic Division by a half game with a 12- Playing all but three minutes. Bujaucius 157-402, Otto they have collaborated on Batch 354,<01wm'Griswold seats were still available for Sun Should the Patriots win Sunday, Philadelphia with 26 points and Doug Trail liluzcrs 113, Suns 99 8 record. White also pulled down eight Mayer 371, Charles Gilbert an outstanding 76-10-3 N O L O W a P M C U day’s imporUnt game against the they would clinch the “wild card” Collins had 23. Bill Walton scored 24 points and “ Wi were dumb and made too rebounds and dealt out the same 392:----- 385, John Rival 394, An8y record. ANTWHEM New Orleans Saints. “I’m disap­ playoff berth in the National Football Elsewhere in the NBA, Boston beat Herm Gilliam 21 and three other many fouls,” Badger said. “The number of assists while connecting Hirth 366, Wes Bunce 368, Moeller was pointed in the apathy of the New league’s American Football Chicago, 115-109. in overtime, Buf­ Portland players were in double veteran teams get the fouls," he for a seemingly endless number of MTE OWLS - Carol A1 Pietrandrea 361. Schembechler’s defensive ARTHUR DRUG England fans for the last home game Conference. falo whipped the New York Knicks, figures — Maurice Lucas with 20, noted, pointing to the significant clutch baskets at key moments. Doughney 198-513, Ruth coordinator for the past of season,” said Fairbanks at his dai­ 135-112, Denver shaded the New York Bob Gross, 16, and Dave Twardzik, difference in free throw attempts. Johnston 481, Beverlee eight years and one of ly- news conference. Ragonese 177-450, Priscilla Nets. 126-124, New Orleans topped ip. Ricky ^ b e rs led the Suns with 21 Although Chicago made six more “ There’s no sense forcing the t;OP- Rose LaPolt 464. M ic h ig a n ’s b e t t e r “I think this ballclub has given the Cuchman 191-500. Atlanta, 121-105, Detroit dropped while Alvan Adams, still slowed by a shots from the field than Boston, they offense,” White commented on his recruiters, both big assets New England area and its football Kansas City, 124-115, Indiana took sprained ankle, had 15. went to the line just 17 times, conver­ opening 12 minute shutout. “I just try in trying to remake the 4V fans their best season in the club’s TRI-TOW N-Don Dzen ‘D ro p footbalP Cleveland, 112-109, Portland stopped I.akcnt 114, Spur* 103 ting 11, while the Celtics had 37 to pick my^ spots. When the offense l.S.MIXED- Fred Fighting mini, 5-6 last BOLTON FUa ON. history. We’re coming into a game Phoenix, 113-99, and Los Angeles Kermit Washington came off the attempts, making good on 29 of them. 210-200-567, Roger Geddes season under outgoing p CINCINNATI (UPI) - “ Drop flows to you, then you take your Kozicki 207. John Jenkins that can assure a place for us in NFL dumped San Antonio, 114-105. bench to score a career-high 20 points “Right now, our problems are 222-526, John Miller 200- Coach Bob Blackman. 646-3523 football” is again being voiced by shots.” The 6-foot-3 guard's 12 points 210-567, Ernie Whipple 215- playoffs. Itruw s 13.5, KnirkH 112 as Los Angeles rolled to its fourth youth and inexperience,” said Norm 531, Andy Michaud 204-564, Blackm an was 29-36-1 some students at the University of in the second quarter helped erase a 574, Don W ilson 201, “In a home game you like to have Rookie Adrian Dantley and Bob straight win. Cazzie Russell led the Van Lier, who scored 20 points and Joe Tolisano 202-547, Ray overall. Cincinnati. 28-22 first quarter deficit and gave Charles Hartley 212, Steve the advantage of an enthusiastic McAdoo pumped in 30 pbints apiece Lakers with 24 points and Kareem handed out nine assists while Bessette Jr. 201-550, Ed Pelletier 219, Ginger Three student groups have gone on Boston a five point halftime lead, 48- home crowd as opposed to thousands as Buffalo handed New York its fifth Abdul-Jabbar had 21. Larry Kenon quarterbacking the Bulls' attack. Hanlon 202-546, Stan Luszc- Y ourkas 175-489, Gail record urging the school to abolish 43. of empty seats. I’m afraid we may straight loss. Randy Smith added 24 was high man for the Spurs with 22. ,’We had the plays set, we just zak 236-607, Jim Day 570, Shimaitis 200-520, Alice intercollegiate football. The Student lose our home advantage for this im» for the Braves, while New York was didn't run them right. They did when The Celtics lead to nine points ear­ Dennis Bouyette 521, Irv Brown 189-488, Diane Bren­ portant game. y Senate adopted an antifootball led by Earl Monroe’s 23 points and it counted and that Jo Jo (White), ly in the third period. But Chicago, Foster 504, Dave Slota 545, nan 473,Lois Sperry 488, resolution by a 13-1 vote, the “I was told fans when I came here Spencer Hayward's 19. Foreman out he's one of.the best. When he had to sparked by Mickey Johnson, who had Don Goehrlng 514, Paul Marge DeLisle 452. Graduate Student Association sup­ that fans in New England are sup­ \ii|{K*'iH 126, V iit 124 MINNEAPOLIS (UPI) - All-pro hit he did. You can’t forget he was 28 points, and Artis Gilmore, who Barton 532. ported that resolution by a 15-10 posed to be the best in pro football. David Thompson and Dan Issel running back Chuck Foreman of the the MVP in the playoffs last year. He added 23, had a 92-91 advantage with margin and the Residence Hall scored 30 points each to snap the 1/76 This makes me wonder.” Minnesota Vikings will sit out Sun­ knows what he’s doing. That’s what 3:16 remaining in regulation time. Association adopted a similar resolu­ Nuggets’ six-game away losing In seven regular season games, day’s game against the Green Bay we have to get to. knowing what The Celtics then ran off six str.ught tion. streak. Bobby Jones aided the late- counting the upcoming contest Sun­ Packers because of a Charley horse. we’re doing,” said Van Lier. points, but the Bulls came right back 9 "The university’s football team closing Nuggets with 22 points. John GHRISIIUS VAI3IUM SPECIM.S a f day, the Patriots have sold out all 61,- Sammy Johnson, who came to the White, a seven year veteran, didn't and Johnson scored on a layup with the Parkade... 279 seats twice. Since the Saints enjoyed one of its finest seasons ever Williamson and Archibald paced TOMORROW Vikings from the 49ers in the trade hit his first points until the second 15 seconds to go, drawing Chicago game was not sold out 72 hours prior this year, finishing with a 9-2 record. New York with 30 and 26 points, Noon to 4 P.M. for Jim Lash earlier this season, will quarter. But by the end of the game. within a point. Martin Ltd. to game time, the contest will not be respectively. Forward Rich Jones start in Foreman’s place. ^ 3 3 and up Liggett Drug Prague Shoes televised. Thom McAn HOLIDAY AT Swiss Colony Miles Shoes CONHECTICVr VACUUM Card Gallery THE HOMESTEAD Parkade Bakery Reeds Inc. 49 Main 81., Manchester • 846-5495 Nugents Pats’ defensive backfield most improved HAVE A HAPPY HOLIDAY Food Mart D&L 4 It’s the Ninth Annual Yuletide Anderson Little pleted 51.3 per cent of their passes Festival! We’ll be all dressed up BOSTON (UPI) - The’odds new success can be traced to the first returns against the Jets led the just as the ball hits its tqrget. Bernles Adams Apple against New England this season, the benefited from the teachings of in traditional manner. You’ll not used to be in the flinger’s favor round of the 1976 draft. Top choice Patriots to victory two weeks ago. In the 38-24 win over the Jets Nov. Kings Patriots have intercepted 22 aerials. Howard, a 10-year veteran in his se­ only see rooms furnished with when quarterbacks threw into Mike Haynes, a candidate for AFC “We worked on our drops (coverage 21, Fox and Howard each intercepted Badio Shack Consumers cond season with New England. The Cheney family heirlooms but the New England Patriots’ Rookie of the Year, leads the con­ from the line of scrimmage) and got a pass, McCray snatched two and former San Diego safety goes over OPEN SUNDAY Parkade Lanes secondary. Now there’s a 50-50 ference with eight interceptions. Tim Haynes and Fox used to things ahead Haynes three. Haynes has been most the strengths and weaknesses of op­ enjoy refreshments of old time Youth Centre Simmons Shoes of time. chance the pass will go in­ Fox, New England’s third choice in effective in the last month, intercep­ posing receivers, explaining the 10 A.M. TO 0 P.M. mulled cider and cookies, too. Rag Doll the first round, has three intercep­ ‘"Those two have developed on ting seven passes. favorite moves and tricks of each Special music and demonstrations complete against the most im­ tions from his free safety position. their own this season and have “I think I have a lot of intercep­ potential pass catcher. proved defensive backfield in Their play has lightened the burden played like veterans right away. With of hand crafts. Free parking in tions because more teams try to "These gyys help me too," .said the SLEDSeTOBOOOANS parking lot to west of the pro football. on veterans Prentice McCray (five those guys back there now, I don’t come out and pick on me,” said 32-year-old Howard. 'They've helped Enemy quarterbacks completed steals, two for touchdowns) and Bob have to worry about overpiaying.my Haynes, who holds the Arizona State make us a winner. And as long as the homestead, at 106 Hartford Road. position.” o n c h o / t o r 57.9 per cent of their passes and had Howard (three interceptions). career mark with 17 interceptions. team is going to be a contender. 1 feel BICYCLESeSKATES just 13 intercepted against the Knowing the pass defense was Each defender has his own special­ “But when you see a team rtlake a I can play four more years. If the Patriots last season. With two games porous in 1975 and that the two ty. Haynes is adept at intercepting lot of interceptions, you have to team wasn't winning, then the the most in the American Football SPECUUS ON SUNDAYS left this season, quarterbacks rookies would be forced into starting passes as they fly over his head; credit the defensive line. They’re coaches would have to get younger sum Conference. Already have thrown 20 more times roles this season, coach Chuck Fair­ McCray iikes to lay off the short putting a lot of pressure on the guys (to replace Howara) and start ADMISSION *1 The Patriots, needing one victory o rk o d o against the Patriots than all last banks assembled his secondary last receivers, making them look open, quarterback, forcing him to throw rebuilding.” » A 2 MAIN ST. to clinch a-playoff berth, face New m season, yet have completed 14 fewer spring to prepare them. then step in front. Howard tries to the ball before he wants to. That With a 9-3 mark, and average Children 16 vears and under when with Orleans this Sunday, a team that has passes. “The whole secondary came to a get a hand in front of the ball and makes him throw the ball high and player age of 25.5 years, the Patriots parents and Manchester Historical Society 'A Shopping Tradition Since T956” had 14 passes intercepted this year FARR S While qaurterbacks have com­ special rookies camp in May,” said grab his own deflection; and Fox give us a chance to pick it off." are past the rebuilding stage and on ■ ^ IAO^MC Half of the reason for the Patriots’ Members free. McCray; whose two touchdown enjoys crunching would be receivers Havnes and Fox aiso have the way to years of contention.

~y ...... MANCHESTER EVENINQ HERALD. Manchester, (kwi.. Sat.. Dec. 4, 1976 - PAGE SEVEN-B PAGE SIX-B - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Mancfaeiter. Conn.. Sat.. Dec. 4,1876 News for senior eltlzana V AREA CHURCHES ( AH Stoi»&Sh<^ □ N0 TICE8 LOCAL CHURCHES ...... By WALLY FORTIN— '""''^ ...... ^ Loat and Found 1 National Weather Forecast ROCKVILLE BAPTIST CHURCH. We held our annual Big Holiday Fair on Thursday, and FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, COVENTRY PRESBYTERIAN It really was something. Not only did we have nice ST. BARTHOLOMEW’S CHURCH, 69 Union St. Rev. Robert L. LaCounte, (Hten Sunday LOST - Silver Heart at the SCIENTIST, 447 N. Main St. E. Middle Tpke. Rev. Philip Hussey, CHURCH, Nathan Hale School Rd. 31. pastor. weather to. bring out the shoppers, but we really had Steak Out. Reward. 64966)9. pastor. 11 a.m.. Church Service, Sunday School Rev. Dr. Richard W. Gray, pastor. 9 a.m.. Worship Service; 10:15 a.m., many wonderful and exciting gifts on sale, all to the Saturday Mass at 5 p.m.; Sunday for pupils up to the age of 20, care for 9:30 a.m., Wprship; 11 a.m., Sunday Sunday ^hool; 7 p.m.. Evening Service. shoppers delight. 9 am<4 pm FOUND - Half grown light tan Masses at 8:30,10:15 and 11:30 a.m. very young pupils, subject of the lesson- School; 7:30 p.m., Bible Study at par­ We opened the doors at’9 o’clock, and right then and male mongrel pup wearing sermon: “God the Only Cause and sonage on Cornwall Dr. ST. BERNARD’S CHURCH, brown flea collar on Route 66, iD> GOSPEL HALL, 415 Center St. Creator,” golden test from Bible, "0 Rockville. Rev. John J. White, pastor. there the rush started. By noontime we had reached |1,- Hebron. 6497069 after 5 p.m. 10 a.m., Breaking bread; 11:45 a.m., come, let us worship and bow down: let FIRST ASSEMBLIES OF COD, 763 Rev. William J. Flynn, assoc, pastor. 200. Along with all the gifts, and baked goods sold, we Sunday School; 7 p.m.. Gospel meeting. us kneel before the Lord our maker.” Oak St., East HarUord. Rev. Ralph F. Rev. Frank Alagna, weekend assistant. also were able to serve nice hot soups, sandwiches, FOUND Angora cat - Vicinity Jelley, pastor. Saturday Masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sun­ desserts and beverages downstairs in our diner hall. Then S sm S C r . of Wetherell Street. Very ST. BRIDGET CHURCH, 70 Main St. Psalms 95:6. The Christian Science Reading Room, 978 Main St., is open to 10 a.m.. Church School; 11 a.m.. Mor­ day Masses at 7, 8:30,10 and 11:30 a.m. about three o'clock we closed the doors and had come up siap^siiop ^ friendly. Call 643-4437 Rev. John J. Delaney, pastor. Rev. ning Wor^ip; 7 p.m.. Evening Service. anytime. William J. Stack, Rev. William J. the public Mondays through Fridays from SECOND CONGREGATIONAL with the grand total of |2,000. 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. and the first and third Killeen. VERNON ASSEMBLIES OF GOD, 51 CHURCH, UNITED CHURCH OF Gloria and I have so many people to thank. We hardly %'s: yttaniiisi j Paraonala Thursday evenings from 7 to 9 except DOIM Saturday Masses at 5 and 7:30 p.m., Old Town Rd. CHRIST, Rt. 44A, Coventry. Rev. know where to start for fear we’ll miss someone. So you I o konorCtifonlilp 2 5 9 ^ i,-— 1■ ^ 9 2 5 ^ 6 3 . 1 holidays, a free public lending library is ■ o OaoJIun.Dw l- to.DM M larWMfW MremMwof ***l^n^>! Wrs (MOoMI lvwv w DwOm t-M.OwI 11 ntfpitcuwn. WANTED - Dependable ride school auditorium; Sunday Masses at 9:45 a.m., Sunday School for all ages; Robert K. Bechtold, minister. folks who donated articles, baked goodies, served the lomti iiitntMuiis maintained. 11 a.m., Morning Worship; 7 p.m.. UCXJCXJcJ" V y y_y y_y V y V Ji V ,v y y PaKy Ofpt O W M W W j to Pratt & Wmtney, second 7:30, 9 and 10:30, in church; 10:30 a.m. 9:15 a.m., Christian education for all food, sold the articles, you all know who you are, and we shift, from the center of and noon in school auditorium. ZION EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN Evening Evangelistic. ages; 10:30 a.m.. Service of worship. salute you all; and yes, let us not forget to add all of you CHURCH (MISSOURI SYNOD), Manchester. Phone 6499882. -W n Wat M« coupon and • I7.M pufCDiio. M l mOMIwA.CM.I-M Dm M l*M0B*b*gp*»e«8em6* — T'*<=>------o o M W t.D * iBwiaiiii ' ------to------partly cloudy elsewhere. nvi itaimiiiuiiiMinimum tcouiiif^a readings 111 include:U.IUUC. (ap- NATIONAL CHURCH, 745 Main St. and it's your kind op people who make our job so Church and Park Sts. Rev. Stephen K. 8 a.m.. Holy Communion; 9:30 a.m., OrecoryPop) [QjlQj)()j)QgoUf I •••••« •••••••••••••••••••• proximate maximum temperatures in parenthesis) Atlanta 32 Rev. Philip Saunders, minister. Jacobson, rector; Rev. Donald E. Wapping. Rev. William McGrath and (3iurch School; 10 a m.. Holy Communion enjoyable,. Rev. Joseph Schick, co-pastors. (52), Boston 23 ( 36), Chicago 16 (3i), Cleveland 11 (30), Dallas 10:30 a.m.. Praise, Worship Service Haldeman, assistant to the rector. and sermon. Nursery care provided; 11 By the way, we still have quite a few nice gifts left so □ FINANCIAL 38 ( 56), Denver 5 (32), Duluth 3 (16), Houston 40 ( 66), Jackson­ Saturday Masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sun­ mmmmmmmui. Wfth V M coupon and • %i.50 pun and Bible study for all ages; 7 p.m.. 7:30 a.m.. Holy Eucharist, Rite 1; 9 a.m.. Parish Coffee Hour. we will be having a gift sale every Thursday from now un­ ville 42 ( 68), Kansas City 24 (37), Little Rock 31 (47), Los Deliverance Service. a.m.. Holy Eucharist, Rite 2, with ser­ day Masses at 8:80 and 11:30 a.m. til Christmas. We are also going to have the drawing on Chicken of the Bond$-atoek$-Uortgag»» 9 Angeles 50 ( 65), Miami 64 (77), Minneapolis 5 (22), New Orlans mon by the Rev. Mr. Haldeman, Church TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH, FAITH BAPTIST CHURCH, Orange ST. FRANCIS OF ASSISI, 673 Meadowlark Rd., Vernon. Rev. Donald the prizes on Thursday, Dm . the day of our annual 16ooc.boxKeebler 40 ( 65), New York31 (37), Phoenix 45 ( 68), San Francisco 39 Hall 72 E. Center St. Rev. James School and Nursery care, followed by a Ellington Rd., South Windsor. Rev. John Christmas Party. FOR SALE - Manchester (58), Seattle 34 ( 44), St. Louis 21 (37), Washington 25 (45(. reception for the Rev. Barbara West McCHean, pastor. Light Beliasov, pastor. C. Gay, pastor. Rev. Eugene M. Kilbride. 8 and 10:30 a.m.. Worship Service; 9:15 Hoose Stote Bank Stock. CaU 646- during the coffee hour; 11 a.m.. Morning Bowling S’/ioz.can' 0497 after 5 p.m. 9:30 a.m., Sunday School; 10:30 a.m.. Saturday Masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sun­ a.m., Sunday School. Worship Service; 7 p.m.. Evening Ser­ Prayer, Book of Common Prayer, with day Masses at 7:30 and 11 a.m. Other action here at the center starts with our Tuesday inoH ^ vice. sermon by the Rev. Mr. Haldeman, 5 SACRED HEART CHURCH, Rt. 30, Senior Bowling League at the Parkade Lanes with the j s Qo.ulw.0.e0aMfwi.0.e S-W»-an .O .)^ ie II lm.AA6o.p..ojUwiw,InwnAtoipnftinwwn 2 6 1 ^ 1 ® UwdSwi.DK i-Sm'Oac 1i Uwonacanparcumomf 257?< ESTABLISHED Realtor has Rev. Walter A. Hyszko, pastor. LUTHERAN CHURCH, (Wisconsin were setting up the main hall for the fair, we had 12 Manchester, Conn. An Equal RN - Part time 11 to 7. Charge SECOND CONGREGATIONAL 10 a.m.. Worship Service, child and in­ opening for highly motivated Opportunity Employer. 9 a.m.. Mass in English; 10:30 a.m.. CHURCH, UNITED CHURCH OF Synod), 300 Buckland Rd., ^ u th Windsor. fant care available, coffee fellowship players for bridge with the following winners: salesperson with real' estate nurse position in small skilled Mass in Polish and English. CHRIST, 385 N. Main St. Rev. Joseph 9 a.m., Sunday School; 10 a.m.. after the service. Marge McLain, 6,160; George Vallone, 4,480, and license. Ask for Mr. Bissell, nursing facility. Call Judi Car- Wnfessions: Saturday 4 and 7:30 UNITED METHODIST CHURCH, of canned goods needed. Noon to 12:30 p.m., lunch is Short Ribs of Beef Beef Chuck Children’s Church and Nursery provided; 1040 Boston Tpke. (Rt. 44A), Bolton. Rev. •1 9 9 quality P.C.B.’S. Blueprint EXCELLENT opportunity for from 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. in IN THE HERALD Sunday, December 5,1976 The old farmer sadly mothers that have free time ALLELUIA the Board of Directors Office reading, and over all machine replied: “We’re just poor Chlquitaor to capitalize on it. Part time WANTAOS Brand New Songs of Praise and Worship HEW STORE HOURS in the Municipal Building to shop experience a must. 7:30 p.m. folks and don't own scales. Dote Brand Excellent opportunity for positions available, no 643-2711 C kim po^ and Sung by: hear comments and I rigged up a sort of ' 5 * - T aggressive person who wants experience required. Call 871- DEACON JOHN B0881DY Manchester nigh School suggestions from the public. to make it happen. Call 646- 2007 for appointment. This printing test pattern is I pou and The Daystar Singers, of Manchester sugar we bought; ironfrom you Future sessions will be held 4100 for appoinlment, or apply part of Ihe Herald quality OPEN as the weight. We figured P d t a t i i ^ the first TuejOay of each in person at Multi-Circuits TEXAS OIL Company needs control program In order to Donation: month from 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 Inc., 50 Harrison Street. mature person for short trips This new stereo LP album of original songs that was accurate.” Gnat lor baking 6 9 give you one of the finest a.m. and the third Thursday of Equal Opportunity Employer. surrounding Manchester. Con­ is featured at: Bibles and Books, 57 E. •8 Sanoral Admleelon Honesty is not the newspapers in the nation. each month from 6:30 p.m. to tact customers. We train. Center St., and many fine music stores, gift'' ALL DAY monopoly of anyone. Truly •1 Senior CItIzem and 8:30 p.m. in the Board of RN - Assistant director of nur­ Write J.T. Dick, Pres., shops and book stores. Sing praise to tte our measure usually comes sing services for small skilled Southwestern Petroleum. Ft. Studonta and over 8:(X)a.m.-10;(X>p.m Directors Office. Lord with... 12 home to us. ”A just nursing facility. Monday Worth, Texxas. SUNDAY balance and scales belong 'M ANCHESTER; 263 Middle Turnpike West Mon.-Sat. 9-4 Sun. Pascal A. I^lgnano, through Friday 7 to 3. Must Tlcktts avallablB at the Secretary to the Lord,” Prov. 16:11. Charter Oak Mall have sincere Interest in lear­ WOMAN WANTED to work in CREATION SINGS... door. 8 a.m.-10 p.m., Mon.-Sat. Board of Directors ning and ability and desire to commissary, Monday-Friday. Silver Lane & Forbes St. 9a.m.-4p.m.Sun. 9 A.M.-5 P.M . CHURCH OF .•EAST HARTFORD: Manchester, Conn. teach. Background in No experience necessary, will Adv. Space Courtesy of r CHRIST Dated at Manchester, Geriatrics preferable. Call train. Apply in person to State ALLELVIAt Lvdall and Vernon JStreets •VERNON: R k 83 & 30 Vernon Circle Connecticut this 26th day of Terri Morgan RN, for appoint­ Vending. Inc.. 190 Burnham Savings Bank of Manchester Street, South Windsor. Produced by: Genesis Music, P.O. Box 1533, Manchester Phone: 646-2903 November, 1976. ment. 522-8200. •sv.*'.

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SMALL ENGINE Service MANCHESTER ■ For only Corporation expanding dealer W.SOO you can jpurchase a network. No experience MANOHIBTU large Six room Colonial. Huge necessary. Complete training modem kitchen, 1 1/2 baths, OPEN HOUSE program. 4500. investment YOU GATT 11166.... big bedroom closets, makes EAST...... OF. T ...... TK...... mVERREiU...... T ESTATEMAIKEI tllllllM lf...... I.— required to start your own buying this beautiful this house an excellent buy. SUNDAY 1-4 P.M. business. Ideal for retired or 1siz room Cape on treed Vacancy. Call T. J. Crockett, "TNERFS NO NOME UKE THE ONE YOU OWN” CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING rt time. Details on request. lot. Three bedroom*, Realtor, 643-1577. LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN Sr. Barker. ESCA Field living room with BEST BUYS BY BELFIORE NEW LISTING AND Training Division Box 619, fireplace, formal dining 134 TImrod Road JIM DEROCCO GET ON THE BEST SELLERS LIST!! A PLEASURE TO SHOW Wading River, New York. room, and applianced PRiCE REDUCED AQAINl recommends this newly listed and Immaculate older PHONE 643-2711 11792. kitchen. Exterior recently Colonial in centrai Manchester, featuring good sized, airy vinyl sided. Asking $35,900 <39*900 FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACINQ YOUR AD UQUOR STORE • Good going rooms, some wall to wail, and a new ro^. The yard is FRECNETTEAIIftlTIR la the asking price on this business. Ele independent. M M I4 4 presided over by tall, stately shade giving trees. A 6 room Raised Ranch In BLANCHARD & ROSSEHO 122,000. Hutchins Agency, 646- nearby Coventry. realistic mid-thirties price makes this a true value on 3166. Panelled rec room, eat-ln today's market. Move in before Christmas! kitchen, three bedrooms, JIM FINNEGAN REALTOR* REALTORS SECURITY SYSTEMS. garage and more. At this thinks the ideal home buy is a residence between five and Manufacturer-Distributor es­ price It won’t last long — tablished throughout the M call today. twenty years old — mature enough to have all the northeast with over 50 dealers ^ amenities added, young enough to be modem. Jim offers ONLY *39,900 seeks qualified Individual to ' Heralb ZINSSER this Garrison Colonial in the Henry-HolUster St. area as set up security firm in the CLASSIFIED AOVtRTISIMG Will buy this gracious 9-room Colonial Realtor an example: Six rooms, three bedrooms, m baths, gar­ Manchester area. Over 70 PHONE 643-2711 540-1611 age, wall to wall, kitchen range, dishwasher. Hot water with 1V9 baths, first floor den, 2 Beeutilul six-room Spin Level, In Mountain Spring priroducts. Training provided, FORAttlS TAUCt IN PIACINQ YOUR AO oil baseboard heat. Children can walk to all schools. Low, fireplaces, 4 or S bedrooms — plus a 1- Road, Tolland, a nico roeldonllal aroa. 3 bodroomt, M'arketing l and technical low, very low forties—and worth it! High thirties? car garage and a huge treed lot. eerpotod living room with bow window, lully auistance available. $3,000. ALEX MAHHEW Immediate occupancy available by sppllancod kitchon. P a n o M family room with bulll-in CaU Mr. Rolo, collect,, 288- transferred owners. (Hurry). P.S •toroo. Laundry room eomplolo with wathor A dryer. 7421. has listed a spanking new Garrison Colonial with MCOW MMIE mUKIRy RESIIIEIKE «v m room Dutch ColonioL Flastsrod wstto, full In­ Located on South Main Street. All Ihia and much more h r only $42,900. 8 fieldstone front and fireplace, baths and a 2-car gar­ “ FUIoge S ettin g of 52 Aerea” sulation, largo andoaod aeraonod porch, 2-ear garaga, age! Quality-minded builder has tremendous extra insula­ KEEP HAPPY LAND LAND LAND!!!! 12 Rooms Plus 10 Room Professional Office Suite panalad family room, bullt-lna, Ulo baUis, wall-lo-wall tion, wall-to-wall in all bedrooms. KEEP SMILING carpating. CRy uUlltlaa. BaautHuOy landacapsid and JOE LOMBARDO One of the finest country estates that we have had the Iraad lo t Lot alxo, 120x377. BuiH by Anaaldl. Osmor BRAND NEW BOLTON — 27 aeroa, 4 room houao, 4 aero pond. privilege to offer. A rare opportunity for a Doctor, Dentist, offers this quality, newly listed Colonial, custom crafted And quality constructed Garrison 8 acroa, 6 room flaldalont Capo In being Iranalarrad. Many axtraa too numoroua to men­ by Wendell Reid. There are seven rooms, three Lawyer or other Professional to enjoy the best of country tion. Priced tor quick aato. Colonial, 3 spacious bedrooms, living butinoaa xono. Situation Wanhd 15 living with adjoining private offices. The main house is a b^rooms, IVi baths, 100 amp service, and two zoned room, dining room with walk-in bay 160 acroa, 0 room Ranch with view. handsomely restored center chimney Colonial (circa 1722) DIRECTIONS: South on Main St. to left on Spring St., heat. There is a built-in bookcase, a dishwasher, disposal, window (ideal for plants), kitchen with COVENTRY — 8 acroa, heavily tread. NEED FULL Day The Only One That with 2 additions of superb archltectual design. Circular right on Gardner, left onto TImrod Rd. 8" insulation, and a thermostatically controll^ cooling custom oak cabinets, and appliances, Housekeeping. Own transpor­ tation, references. Tuesday drive, 4 car garage wlOi spacious qraesite parking area at Sign posted. fan. There is a lovely, finished family room AND there is first noor family room — fireplace and iHoutoCallal a realistic, very low forties price. Call Joe now. available. Call after 3, 64^ rear. deck — laundry area wiUi separate en­ ^ TEDFORD 8613. Exceptional features and extras too numerous trance plus a 2-car garage, O n f c i i K to mention. For details, please call Arthur or CHARLES LESPERANCE MANY MORE - CAR US - WE WORK professionally landscaped lot and more!! Only 334,900. Suzanne Shorts, 646-3233. 649-7620 THE WI[LIAM E. BRnORE AGENCY L WATSON BEACH REAL ESTATE CO. P * 4 RIAL 1ST A TI B47-9914 □ EDUCATION REALTORS 647-1413 193 E ^ Center Street Mcncheetor $39,900 - BY OWNER, KENT DRIVE Private Inatruethna 1$ iquRl Hoy$mg Opportimtir immediate occupancy. Six FDREST HILLS COVeriTRV I4S.S00 room L Ranch, with garage, NEW LISTING REMEDIAL READING and on 3/4 acre, comer lot. Uvmg Elaborate 8H room Tudor styled Help Wantod 13 Halp Wantad 73 math; Individualized work RAISED RANCH room with fireplace, family ★ PRICE REDUCED^ 'Trilevel home with 2V9 baths, 1 * • ►a I prognun, (lzt-6th grade) by / Sunken bathtub li featured in tbii 3 bedroom home. Formal dininc room off kitchen, with sliders 4 fireplaces, 2 decks, sunken family Masters degree teacher. 366- WANTED - Child care for M in e h M tir MANCHESTER - A neW fur­ room, completely equipped to deck. Kitchen with bullt- room, 4 bedrooms, double garage, plus ASSISTANT Stock clerk - Part 8075. kitchen, family room witn iliding *34,900 time. Typing. Apply Watkins three school age children. BROOM nace, and new storms will doors. 2 car garage. 1ns, plus extras. Three ail tbermopane windows (Including curtail your heating bills in bedrooms, wall-to-wall carpet Brothers, 5frs. Garrity, 643- Before and after school and TUTORING - Reading and RAISED RANCH E4M MNIK IffItTWTT screens and diamond inserts). The 5171. school vacations. Bentley this big Cape Cod. Fireplace, 1 throughout. Rec room in b a ^ math. Master’s Degree 5 Bedrooms, 3 Full 1/2 baths, deep treed lot, are BARROWS a WALUCE ment, oil hot water heat. exterior is a maintenance-free blend of School area. 643-4213 after 4 teacher. Call for free evalua­ Bathe, Carpeting, aaoBTii in*. n m a stucco, brick, and redwood. All this set some of the many fine Menu nuns wrists Northfields, North Coventry. TOOL DESIGNER - p.m. tion, 64M023. Appllancas on a high wooded lot. Low 70’s. P.S. features. Priced $36,900. ^11 742-6809, no agents please. Experienced, overtime and Lexington Drive T.J. Crockett, Rjealtor, 643- Stop out Sunday afternoon...we will be ASSEMBLERS & Coil Priced Rsducedll benefits. Interviewing 8 a.m. winders - Must have finger 1577. INSPECTION Sunday and there. to 4 p.m. 6464048, Dynamic Monday - Immediate occupan­ Ranch lovara mual inapact thia unusual home, faaturaa dexterity and capable of fine □ REAL ESTATE Metal Products Co. Inc., 422 work. Will train. Hours 7:30 to MANCHESTER - 86 East ANDOVER - Offers Invited on cy. Seven large rooms, 418 Include flraplacad living room, work-tavar kltchan, ? North Main Street, •••aassassssaasssassssssss Eldridge Street. One of the this lovely Seven room Ranch, Hackmatack Street, near Manchester. 4:00. Apply to Able Coil k ASSU M ABLE 7 m badroomt, 2 full baths, 1st floor dan plus family room, Electromcs, Howard Road, Homoa For Bah 23 best buys in the area. Over­ with finished recreation shopping and bus. 11/2 baths, MORTSAGE lot It complalaly fenced, apotlasa throughout. Bolton, Conn. sized seven room Cape with room. Included are: two small wall to wall carpeting, 8 g HAPPY JOB SHOP Machinist - Abie to MANCHESTER - Large Two three bedrooms, two and 1/2 buildings, one suitable for closets, 7 storage areas, Available on this clean, 7 room full MRS. KLEEN I BIRTHDAY set up and work from ACCOUNTING CLERK - High family, eleven rooms, con­ baths, family room with horses. A 24 foot pool with fireplace, one finished room, dormered Cape Cod home. 3 kingsixed blueprints. Excellent wages School graduate. Figure ap- venient location, reduced to fireplace, garages, vinyl deck and slide. All situated on dark room comer, and work Wm I side Colonial In a nica quiot naighborhood, bedrooms, 2 full baths, fireplace, new Uvea in thia 2 yr. old full dormarad Capa on quiet tide i STEVIEPOI for aggressive worker. 45 hour ’ titude. Familiar with Com­ $33,000. Paul W. Dougan, siding, storm windows and an acre, bordered by a wild -area basement, 2 car garage. atraat, flraplacad living room, formal dining room, Realtor. 6434335. RANCH - Seven rooms, three patio, one acre lot. $55,900. Off tralfic-fraa atraat. Thraa badroonta, formal dining beating system, lots of carpeting, rec work week. Call 328-9679, puter Processing techniques. bedrooms, modem kitchen, L screens, etc. We will consider life refuge. Asking $%,900. kingsizad master bedroom, W hatha, vinyl tiding, gat taking your home in trade. South Main Street. 6494576, room, 2-car garaga. limnadMa ooeupancy. room, garage, aluminum siding, plus a 1 I ^ oeeween 9 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. Good benefits, free parking. shaped living and dining Dubaldo/Lesperance, 646- large tree shaded lot. High 30's and grill a patio. I Your adoring Ekiual Opportunity Employer. Sensibly priced to sell at $58,- 0505. 643-2565. MSItcNGtlGT room. Large paneled family 900. T.J. Crockett, Realtors, worth it. PART TIME - applications Cml 322«11, Ext. 206 r " for ■ ■In- room in basement, g a r ^ , List Your Home Here! NEW HOMES I family .. . now being taken. Apply lerview. 643-1577. TO SETTLE ESTATE patio, 300' deep lot. $39,m. We need e new home for this spsce eech Bulldar hat two axcitlng hornet available at a tubstan- Tuesday, 11 a.m. to 6 p.m.. Phiibrick Agency, Realtors. Ual savings, cathedral calling In living room, country Tommy’s Pizzeria, 206 West RN’S-LPN’S. Ufe Med Ser­ Six Boom Cofonfal week. Cell us. We went to sell yow home. Country kHchtn, torg« trsGd 6464200. Manebtflar kitchon with bulll-ina, largo dock, 2 tots of sliders, 2 Center Street, Manchester. vices is seeking more capable lot. gsrsQG, child*sFn|L - 8 pJiL 17G Main Gt 648-4626 PAGE TEN -B - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchetter, Coim.. Sat.. Dec. 4. irw MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Ifanchefter. Own.. Sat.. Dec. 4. 1976- PAGE ELEVEN-B. 81 ACROSS 2 Sound of Answer to Previous Punie Doga-BIrdf-Peta 43 Apartmenta Per Bent 83 Hemee tor Bent 84 Aulea Per Bale contempt I Barrel (abbr.) 3 Poem writer UU UCl DOG-CAT BOARDING COLONIAL 6 Rooms • 3 VOLKSWAGEN Dasher - 4 Insect sag 4 Columbus' r a n Charlea M. Bchultx HYPOCHONDRIAC bathlng/grooming. Complete bedrooms, handy location, 1974. 4-door red, bbi<± in­ 7 Hugs ship an n modern facilities. Canine OIUMTO a iT aiP M lit references and security terior. Low mileage, 31MPO. Dear Abby lOEituaiy . 5 Here(Fr.) 5 6 FA f? Holiday Inne, 200 Sheldon U r|e vutttj of ApocUMiils ud required, 9250 per month. One owner 93,196. Discount I I Frosty 6 Business man Townlioiiioi lliraufhaiit' uuu anaannanii ^TELETHON Road, Manchhster. 646-5971. Mandittlor. Phllbrick Agency, Realtors, Auto, 6436037. 12 Estspiitting 7 Stain naonn aii] □□□□ RAI5CD F50,0o0 awittf OfSeo apwi 4aai a-$. 6434200. By Abigail Van Buren 14 Constant 8 Component of nnccia □□ annan CHRISTMAS SALE- Sot to-s, tiMdor «t-s 1971 CHEVROLET MaUbu - 16 Gat the drop atom □nnacinDDn iniDa ANTIQUES, Collectables and BOLTON - Charming Lake Four door power steering, on (comp, 9 Ptrticipant at IVE!^rn ^ v;«ALL OF IT 646-1021 wtf I 6 party Miscellaneous. AU items dis­ 230-A Hnw State Road front two bedroom House, power brakes, antomaUc, air L A t counted. Sunday November available January to June. No conditioning, new snow tires, 18 Asia Minor 13 In proper 0 • 1 T ^ COuMTeAFeiT 28th., 10 to 5. Cba-Ro-Lane 94 MANCHESTER mountain manner i 1 n ODuCij HUP children or pets. 6433838,643 high mileage. 91400- 6438247. 19 Frsqusntly Wapping Wood Road, 8005. 15 Shelley work £ £ £ V □ a n n AMP F|CTITfOu5, * E llin ^ n , Conn. Route 74. DEAR ABBY: The son of a wealthy professional man 17 Communion m ocH O N m m i 1068 AMBASSADOR SUUon it K !< Fleur de lie 43 Esusngee SIX ROOM House - Three wagon • Automatic, good run- has gotten a girl pregnant. That may not be unusual, but 22 Corruption veesel AVAILABLE SOON - Brand Tryktut 45 Large truck O P C O U P S S . AKC REGISTERED - Great bedroom^ fireplace, two*car condition. 92M. Chill 647^ the boy’s father bought him a new car with the 24LopoB ' 20 Federal Invee- 32 new huge three bedroom Reel 47 Nixon pal . tMNlUlNlOl T>W«»ri.A Dane puppies, fawn males, garage. Sbowplace. CaU 643 understanding that the boy not marry the girl. 'Ihis I 26 RM r In Hades tigering body 33 champion sired. CaU 7432511. Duplexes. Wall-to-wall »33 or evenings, 633-3382, Mr. consider most unusual. 26 Jackls's 2nd 22 Glade 34 Fall in flakes Rebozo carpeting, fully appllanced Duff. 1976 DATSUN B-210. The girl Is forced to go on welfare. The cost of pre-natal husband 23 Common 36 Pismire 48 Food WINTHROP AKC MINIATURE kitchen, one and 1^ baths, AutomaUc, radials, air con­ care and delivery, plus the cost of raising the child will be 27 Grmk sea metal 38 Dentist's 50 Petition Schnauzers - Color, salt and sUders to deck. Frechette & CAPE - Six rooms and garage. ditioning, very low mileage. at the taxpayers’ expense. 29 Not winning 24 Marsh degrH (abbr.) 52 Depression Martin, Realtors, 646-4144. 31 Farm animals I S E E BV THE RAPER6 'TtXJ CAN'T CO TOPICAL- pepper, 3weeks-old. Ready to 9275. Lease and security. No Call after 5 p.m. 6430679. As a taxpayer I resent the idea of supporting the 25 Snooty person 39 Old Testament initials MIckay Finn — Morria Walaa go. Call after 1 p.m., 643S06. pets, uUIIUes aren’t included. 38 Notation 27 CsIHornla book 53 New Deal THAT UTTLE B O -P ^ HAS... „ h u / aor w it h t h e ’TWO BEDROOM Apartment • grandchild of a wealthy man. However, what do you advise 38 Raddlah project (abbr.) 1971 PLYMOUTH 'Cuda - SN in such a situation? The district attorney seems to feel that county 41 Large tub "KINDERStARTBH KLARION." OLD ENGLISH Sheepdog pup­ In Stone Mansion, on large brown Raw materials 54 Sharp bark cubic Inch, Holley, Hurst, welfare is the answer. 37 Ssswaad 28 Melarlsl fever 42 WHAT'S T SAIL HAS MADE A RE- ' pies. AKC registered, diam- spacious grounds. FIVE ROOM Duplex - Stove luggage rack, red/black. OOiHO j MARKABLE RECOVERY. Professionally decorated, DEE DEE ESS product t 2 3 4 1 9 7 1 9 THEN (SAIL IS... REALLY TO \ WHEN SHE FIRST CAME plon bloodline, shots and and refrigerator, wall-to-wall Showroom condition, 92200 or 40 Couple wormed. 4230959. shag carpeting throughout. /MARRIED ID ROLF.fp HAPPEN ) HERE, I WAS AFRAID carpeting, two children, no best offer. 6434864. 41.Pledges 10 n 12 13 TO HER?/ THAT HER WITHDRAWAL , Heal, appliances, parking. pete. Can 8728689. DEAR DEE: Pity a male who is old enough to become a Security. i... njontj, 44 Summer time WAS TOTAL AND FREE KITTENS - One 1970 MONTE CARLO - All father but Isn’t man enough to handit hla own problems. / (abbr.) u 19 II 17 PERMANENT. yelelllow, one all black male. 0885. The wealthy professional man who would bribe w son to DELUXE Three bedroom power options. Bucket seats, 46 Vlata 11 30 21 CalII 6433802. Condominium. Carpeting, rec console, air, am/fm, much forestall marriage, but then offer no financial help to the 46 Metric unit 1 1 room, fully appllanced more. (Jnly 60,000 miles. 647- girl and/or the child Is as morally guilty as the son for 47 Scouting 32 23 M AKC REGISTERED - kitchen, 2 full plus two half 9804. evading any responsibility for the consequences of his organization ■ ■ ■ 2t Pomeranian and Poodle pup­ FOUR ROOMS - H eat, baths. Tennis, pool. 9885. per actions. 48 Sup 1 M pies. ’Tiny males. Available utilities, appliances included. month. Phone 6437806 after 1 1973 CHEVROLET Impala - To fill the gap created by such moral cop^tuts, the U.8. 49 Rib 32 33 34 for Stud. 742-8963, evenings 81 Nonaenae 29 30 mi I U Hrq U'1 Pjl un p.m. Hardtop, excellent condition, ?|overnment has created Aid to Dependent Children. And 1 ■ Central location. Garage, 55 Slight and weekends. security deposit required, no 36,000 miles, air conditioning, or the sake of the Innocent children, it's a good thing It 39 radio, steel belted tires. Best intantionsllv 1 1 ^ ts , 9»0. Call 6 4 6 ^ after did. 56 Emcee 37 39 Homes For Sale 23 Heal Eatale IVanlad 2$ Articlaa lor Sale 41 Articlaa lor Sale 41 0 go offer. 6437634. . 1 and white kitten. 8 weeks old. OfflcM-SlarM tor Bent 88 Linklettar DEAR ABBY: We are older people who have just 57 Eggs 41 42 43 MANCHESTER - Quick oc­ PLANNING TO SELL? - Our DOMESTIC RADIATORS - ’TWO DESKS - Excellent con­ CaU 6434454. 1 ■ MANCHESTER - Newer bought a light-colored carpet. We cannot afford to replace 58 Bishopric 4« cupancy and no need to counseling can help without, Various sizes. Good for steam dition, Colonial maple, and Duplex, Half of two famUy. A’TTRACnVE Four room - Trucks tor Bale 82 59 Auzillsry verb Priacllla’a Pop Al Varmaer PUPPIES - One half German office. Central downtown it, so we have bought 10 pair of slippers for guests to put 1 ■ redecorate. Seven roofn, three of course any obligation. or hot water beat. Call for contemporary walnut, 945 Three bedrooms, kitchen on before coming into our house. 60 Snooze 49 90 91 92 93 54 bedroom Colonial in mint con- Odegard Realty, I details. Amedy Realty, 875- each. Grib 910. Two snows, Shepherd, 1/2 ?, 910. CaU 742- appUances, and wall to waU location, in professional 1970 FORD Camper Special dition. Fully appllanced 6283. five radials in all, new, sizes building with parking, heat, Pick-up. Power steering, The problem; We have a dear friend (he’s also a relative) 99 98 97 OH BOV/ I FINALLY MY NEWSFYkPER IS MOM USED IT carpeting. Individual en­ who refuses to remove his shoes and use the slippers we DOWN kitchen, one and 1/il baths, 2- WANTED By semi-retired 16313 ZX, 945 each. 6431177. trances, and full basement, and air conditioning. automaUc. Call 644-1073. FEEL UKE A UP THERE WITH THE TD WRAP THE KEESHUND-Year old male, Available November 1st. Call have provided .for our guests. 98 99 90 1 car garage. Adjoining lot also woman, reasonably priced NEW (Never Fired) with washer and dryer book 1 English _3 REALJOURN/kUST/ BEST OP TH EM / GARBAGE/ available. Call Suzanne or three or four room apartment Winchester automatic 20 ELECTROLUX VACUUM - all shots, with papers. Must 6432865. 1974 CHEVROLET Fleetside - His wife still comes, using the slippers, but he refuses to brosdcaaura sell. CaU after 6, ups. Within waUiing distance ^ ------A Arthur Shorts,* 646-3233. J. in Manchester area. With gauge shotgun. Model 1400 With power nozzle. In to schools, and shopping. 9280 3/4 ton Pickup. V-8, come if he has to wear the slippefs. Watson Beach Co., appliances, heat and hot MK II, including extra excellent condition. Cail 873 per monUi. &nall pet accep­ OFFICE - Ideal location, good automatic, power steering, Please advise us. Manchester Office, 647-9139. water in two family bouse, or winchokes, gun slick cleaner, 9190. FREE ’TO good home - Affec­ table. Damato Enterprises, proiection, moderate rent, all power brakes, low mileage, MINUS ONE GUEST Equal Housing Opportunity. small apartment complex, in chemically treated gun case tionate, 6 months old, pU^ul 6431021. lacllitles, tasteful decor, rear step bum^w^amper Win at Bridge good location. Call 640-3373. and one box of shells. CHRISTMAS TREES - Lots of Springer Uke dog. 643-SW. parking. 6431680, 6433549. cap. Like new! DEAR MINUS: Carpets, including llght-colore-l ones, OPEN HOUSE, 93 Croft Minimum or 9150. firm. 649- 50. Variable. ^.00 stump. We EAST HARTFORD - Modern were made to walk on. If you want this uncooperative Drive, Manchester, Sunday 2 5696. cut, you pick up. Order, Barden Products 47 two bedroom Townhouse. PROFESSIONAL OFFICE JEEP -1973 Commando. WIUi guest to visit you, make an exception to the,rule and don’t ResuHs different in 1976 to 5 p.m. Newly decorated six deposit. AIm individual home Heat and hot water, 1 1/2 space - Prime location, power angle plow. New make a big deal out of It. room Ranch. Inunediate oc- FOR SALE Organ - Silver- orders delivered. 918.00. Tag FRESH SWEET Cider - Also baths, disposal, dishwasher, irk in g . All uUUUes. Call 643 motor, clutch and tires. Call A club lead from dummy 4 □ MISC. FOR SALE apples. Botti Fruit Farm, 260 cupancv for the holiday’s. tone, 40 keyboard, 13 pedals, and cut also. 742-7107. Silver full basement with hook-ups. 2212. 6433113. CONFH)ENTIAL TO BIBLE STUDENT IN ASH- NORTH proiroduced South’s queen and Bush Hill Road, Manchester. We■'est’s ace. Extras include fireplace, huge with bench and music books. Street, Coventry. 9245. CaU 5231708 days. VILLE, N.C.: Psychiatry is NOT an atheietic concept. The AJI game room, attached garage, 6434810. ’TWO ROOMS for rent - Both 1FQ8 East and West played Articlaa lor Sale 41 9200. 647-1627. greatest textbook on human behavior ever written Is the pool and 1/2 acre lot on quiet SINGER - Brand new console are corner rooms, one down Motereyclea-Bleyelee 84 «7 6 4 3 carefully from then on, but NEW THREE Bedroom Bible in which the principle of psychoanalysis wss set forth street. Priced to sell, 140's. ALUMINUM sheets used as REAL CHRISTMAS ’Trees - sewing machine. Call 5237117 Anttguea 48 Duplex. One and 1/2 baths, (wiUi lavatory) and one up­ A97652 there was no way to keep Tag and or cot. White and after 6. stairs. Both are carpeted, ’TRIUMPH 1976 Bonneville 3,000 years ago. \ ^ t h from winning (our of his Captain Easy — Crooka and Lawranca printing plates, .007 thick, appliances, wall-to-wall 750,8000 miles, oil cooler and "And ye shall know the truth and the truth shall make COVENTRY - Stones throw 23x32”, 25 cents each or 5 for Blue ^ruce. Wreaths, free WANTED Antique furniture, carpet. 9260. monthly. CaU heated, air conditioned, well WEST EAST ^ e trumps and his two side glass, pewter, oil paintings, or rack. 91,750. 2834042. you free." (New Testament, John VIII; 32) . 4 K 3 KNOW 90 METHINO7 THE 5 WAMI’« from beach. Winterized two 91. Phone 643-2711. boughs, fireplace wood, PAIR UNIROYAL Snows - 6431344. Ughted parking area. Chiil now 49765 acta plus Uiat one ruff in dum- bedroom summer cottage. trunuul, 94.00. Stanley ’Tree F78-14 (7.75-14) On Dart other antique items. R. to inspect. J ^ H. Lappen, Not until one knows “the truth” about himself, complete V J 10 9 7 VK65 RISHT, TANYAl... I RECKON I FOUND Harrison, 643-8709. m)Mor a total of seven tridu. YOU MISHTY ATTRACTIVE RIEHT 915,500. 1-267-9452.______CLFIAN USED refrigerators, Farm, 742-6438. Long Hill wheels. Used two months. RfXUCVILLE - ’Three room Inc., M35261. with aB the grim hostilities, insecurities and unres^ved ♦ K5 * q j 10 2 npars' 4A43 4 K J to 8 Why does this hand show the FROM THE FIRST- ranges, automatic washers, Road, off Route 6, at Aiidover Cost 9100, sell for 980.6436724 apartment with heat, hot conflicts. Is he truly “free.” advantage of modern bidding? A hand full of cash la Church. after 5:30. ANTIQUES Wanted - fur­ EAST CENTER Street - 540 Mobile Homea 85 SOUTH (D) with guarantees. B.D. Pearl’s water, stove, refrigerator. It is the role of the psychiatrist to remove the Because any modern East boHar than a garaga Appliances, 649 Main St., 643- niture, oriental rugs, pain­ 9165. Adults only, no pets. and 300 square foot offices. camouflage, self-deception and rationalizations, and to 4 A q to 4 2 tings, pewter, Windsor d ^ r s , Modern first floor. Central 18’ CAMPER trailer - single 4A432 would reopen with one lull of ahiff. 2m . WANTED) Used furniture - GARAGE SALE - Sunda' Parking for one car. Secmlty bring the unconscious conflicts into the consdoua mind December 5th., 9 to f . desks, pottery, weathervanes, heat and air, ample parking. axle, excellent condition. 4 AOS notrump after the bidding Wiil buy for cash, one item or deposit. .6437890. where reason can deal with them. Once reason is gained, went one spade-pass-pass. SEWING MACHINES • 1976 Featuring: Dining Room Set, baskets. Ron Dionne, 6431691 6431180. Eleven years old. 91,500. Call 4Q Bualnaaa Property 28 (X ^ le te bousdiold contents. 742-8930. the cure begins, because the truth does make one free. East-West vulnerable This reopening notrump does Zig Zags unclaimed layaway. Will also buy or trade any an­ and many other itons. Ill FIVE R(X)M Apartment in Concord Road, Manchester - WANTED - Complete estates, not show anything Uke 16-18 BOLTON ROUTE 6 ■ 4,000 948.50. Singer Touch and Sew, tique, or collectables. Call Duplex, 9196. per month plus I West North East Sooth * originally 9389. now only off Deming S tm t. clocks, phonographs, steins. heat and utiliUes. Security SOMETHING Special - One of points. With that sort of band square foot Commercial anytime, 742-9162. Will buy outright or sell on OmCE STAGE a kind. This home offers 14 East reopens wiUi a double. Building, plus eight room 968.40. Fully guaranteed. Call and references required. Call Pass Pass Pass 236-1123, Dealer. POLAROH) SX-70 Model 2 - consignment, any quantity. B/W Realty, 647-l4l9. m m iT private front dining room, Instead it shows a hand just Cape Cod. F.J. Spilecki, 1975 SIMPUCTTY Heavy duty 644-8962. wiUi bar. Large Uvlng room, like East held. Maybe a point Realtors, 643-2121. snow thrower. In excellent With case, excellent condi- IlSO s q u irt ftti, ceoler ot I Opening lead — J v UNIFORMS WANTED - Cub Uon. 999. Call 6435423 after FIVE ROOM upstairs - apart­ 1 Mncbester, air coodiUoninf and I hugh master bedroom. A must or two higher — maybe a point condition. CaU 649-4260 after ’THE PACK RAT - CoUec- to see. Large selection of new, Astro-graph Scouts, Boy and Girl Scouts, 5:30. ______ment and garage. Central, Iptiting. CaU6C«51. or two lower, but something MANCHESTER - Excellent 5, or wedcends. tibles. Antiques, C^versation and pre-owned homes. ’Trades newer 2,000 souare foot brick Brownies, nurses. East security deposit. 649-3616. By BERNICE BEDE 0 8 0 L between 10 or 11 and 15 points. Catholic ScIxMl. 649-1226. Pieces, ’Turquois Jewelry. welcomed. New 14 foot wide, By Oswald & James Jacoby One notrump buys the con­ Allay Oop — Dava Qraua building. Full basement, large KEEP HAPPY Suitable for holiday gift FOR SALE - Afghans for FOUR ROOM Apartment from 99,995. Im m ediate For our fioale about that tract and makes rather easily. parking lot, two lavatories, Christmas. Made to order. AU KEEP SMILING living. Sunday 12 to 5. 40 Mfsc. tor Bent 58 parking, excellent financing many uses. North Main SEASONED OAK FirepUce available immediately. Adults * 1930 matdi, we have selected wood for deliveries. Call 7C- sizes. Call 875-0166. 34 Flora Road, off Route 85, avaUable. Plaza Homes, 1348 For Sundqy, Dec. 6, 1976 a hand that shows one of the MOUte NOT SOINS T OfcOURSE HOT! /'l.RRST IM THERE.' THAT ^ YUMVvw..' NOW I ’VE SEEN Street. 989,900. F. J. Spilecki, Bolton. only, no pets. Security, SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) TD EAT THACT / WHATCHA THINK ( fiONHA WARM 7888. CampbeU Avenue, Vernon. parking for one car. 6431285. MANCHES’TER - 525 Square Wilbur Cross Highway, Berlin ARIES (March 21-April 19) Do OUSHTA DOrr! EVERVTHINe.' Realtors 64^2121. ’I^ke., Berlin, Conn. 1-823 something where you can utilize Your financial possibilities look improvenients we have added MEAT RAW, ARE / 1 AM, A SAVAfiET\ IT A LITTLE... SCHEFFLERA (Umbrella) - feet Industrial space. 985 to bidding in 45 years of play. ConUnuing our answer on t o u t MOVING SALE - Three both your mental and physical good today from two entirely HARD FIREWOOD for sale. ’Tree. 81/2 feet h i^ . 935. Boys VERY CLEAN Four room monthly, including beat. At both tables in that 1930 revokes, a revoke may be cor­ rooms of furniture, and Schwinn 20” , Raleigh Colt □ RENTALS Warren E. Howland, capabilities today. Your best: An different sources. Stay on top of Heal Batata Wanted 28 Any size load. Call 643-0651, apartment - Includes stove anything that looks like a match South opened one rected before the offender or 228-3483. fixings, complete or in part. 24”. 643-4377. Realtors, 6431108. FRONT KI’TCHEN - 12 Foot outdoor sport that takes two to and refrigerator, separate wide, two bedrooms, needs play. moneymaker. spade. Everyone jiassed and bis partner plays to the next ALL CASH for your pnm rty 295 A, Bidwell Street, heating and hot water system, Manchester. GARAGE SALE - Sunday Rooms for Bent 52 work. 93,495. Call Plaza TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Per­ SAQITTARIU8 (Nov. 23-Dec. both Wests opened the jack of trick. If a declarer’s revoke is within 24 hours. Avoid red CHRISTMAS TREES - no pets, security and corrected an opponent who ’Thousands to choose from. December 5th., 9 to 4.21 New- Homes, Broker. 1-828-0369. sonal advantage comes today 21) Although you have a warm hearts. tape, instant service. Hayes references required. 9180.643 more from manging what The play went queen, king, has played after the revoke Corporation, 6464)131. Tagging. Yeoman’s Tree H-0 ’TRAIN SET - Complete, num Street, Manchester, off ESSEX MOTOR INN - Weekly 7279. and easy manner that endears Farm, 411 Lake Road, An­ Center, near Mr. Steak. rooms, single 956., double 989. □ AUTOMOTIVE SELLING YOUR MOBILE another has than from trying to you to any crowd today, you'll ace and a heart was led right may ch^ge his play without never used, in original carton. plus tax, continental HOME? Buyers waiting. Chill promote what you have. You’re a enjoy yourself more with special back. West won and shifted to penalty. If a defender revoke^ SELLING your bouse? Call us dover. Follow signs from Cost 9120. Sacrifice for 975. THREE ROOM Apartment MEDITERRANEAN shelving breakfast, maid service, color Plaza Home Brokers, 828- good Impressarlo. someone than you will with a the five of trumps. It went declarer may change his play. first and we’ll make you a Route 6. Evenings 64320Q. with heat, hot water, stove, Autoa For Sale 81 group. cash offer. T.J. Crockett, unit, attaches to wall. TV, utilities, pailung. (Dali, 0360. QEMINI (May 21-June 20) In jack-king-ace. Then South led Incidentally, dummy is not 6432300. refrigerator, wall to wall E Realtor, 643-1577. FIREWOOD FOR SALE - By Excellent condition, paid partnership situations today get CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) and ruffed a heart. allowed to revoke since all STEREO COMPONENTS - carpet. 9185. First floor, NEED CAR? Credit bad? BRAND NEW 14 foot wides trunkload, truckload, cords. AKAI X 2000 S Tape 9100., will sell for Also adults only, no pets, security Bankrupt? Repossessed? the ball rolling, then let your II you have a project that's Im- players can see the dummy’s wc l« Ajq jS IMMEDIATE Cash for your CaU 6232823, 2836243, 644- Recorder, esceUent condition, selling Ventura six string CLEAN FURNISHED ROOM Honest Douglas accepts from 99995. in stock ready for counterpart assume the more portant to you. lay the Berry’s World cards. for mature adult, on bus line. deposit. CaU 6437690. prominent role In a joint under­ groundwork as quietly as possi­ property. Let us enlain our 2169. 9180. G arrand Lab 72-B guitar and case, 935. lowest down, smallest immediate deUvery. Price in­ fair proposal. Call Mr. Excellent condition. 643-9282. CaU 646-4701, after 6. cludes wall-to-wall carpeting, taking. ble. Later you can bring It all out The Flintstonaa — Hanna-Barbara Productlona Changer, 9W. Pair Sansui S P LARGE SIX Room Duplex - payments. Douglas Motors, In the open. Belflore, 647-1413. NIKORMAT FT Camera with 2000 Speidiers, 9100. CaU 643 Central location. No pets. 3ttM ain. matching appliances, bow CANCER (Juris 21-July 22) It new 50 1.4 lens. Hardly used, 7414. SNOW PLOW - Fisher Speed MANCHESTER - Female window, front country kitchen won’t be hard to acquire willing AOUARIUS (Jan. 23Fab. 19) roommates wanted to share Security, references. and much more. Large selec- THE STATION MAY WE BUY your home? and works perfectly. Great Cast. Four-way hydraniic, Available immediately. 9225 WE PAY 915 for complete helpers today. Just make your You stand out In a crowd today. rt-V STATION excellent condition. 7 1/2 foot house with other working Uon of homes to chooss from, needs known. Someone will be Your charismatic appeal will F YOU L06T THE s a i d I W AS Quick, fair, all cash and no camera for the bennner, or XMAS ’TREES - Cut or tag per month. 6431924, 6432289. junk cars. Call Joey, Tolland NEWSCASTING JO B „, P E R F E C T IN ^ R -0 :K girls, and students. 64380(16. all priced to sell. Excellent there to do the legwork. draw people to you who'll seek B roblems. Call Warren E. the professional, noo. Call your own, 95.00 and up. 194 blade. 9750. 6435069. Auto ^ y , 5231990. TO BR UC E b a s a l t s y DICTION, financing available. ’Trades your advice and counsel. lowland. Realtors, 643-1106. 647-1601 before 2:00, or after Frendi Road, Bolton. THREE and a half room LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) You're VO IC E AND C 5:00 p.m. Building Suppilea 42 LARGE Comfortable Room - welcome, parts, suppUes, and PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) ‘ rvL.. Parking, on bus line. Adult. apartment - Heat, hot water. PAR’TS Department now open accessories, full time service still In a very beneficial cycle 7 ^ SELL YOUR House through SNOW TIRES - HR-78 14, Workine adults. No children, Saturdays. Complete line of where your prestige or sell- People are voicing nice sen­ J. Watson Beach I ^ l E s t ^ WESTINGHOUSE 14 cubic NATURAL STONE for References preferred. 649- department. Plaza Homes, image Is concerned. You're timents about you behind your ’Three months old. Mounted on 6526. pets. Convenient, suburban Chrysler parts. Chorches Company. Professional real foot frost free refrigerator, Ford rims. 995. Heavy duty retaining walls, veneers, location. 6432880. Motors. 649-3646. 1348 Wilbur Cross Highway, handling yourself so as to draw back today. More Important: estate service for nearly 50 three years old, 9150. Norge air shocks for Ford products, patios, etc. Pick up by the Berlin Turnpike, Berlin, favorable attention. Another Is doing something to years. Cali our Ma.ichester of­ continuous seif-cleaning oven, three months old, 935. 647- pound or deUvery by the ton. PLEASANT CLEAN - fur- Connecticut, 1-828-0369. pleasantly surprise you. nished room. Centrally MANCHESTER - 30 Locust 1975 CORVETTE - Automatic, VIRQO (Aug. 23-Sapt. 22) In fice, 647-9139. four years oM, 9100. 6M4622. 1317. Bolton Notch Swrone (}uarry.“ Street. First floor, four rooms factory-air, power windows, 6433163. located for working person. negotiations centering on your CaU 6430505. heated. Available immediate­ tilt steering wheel, am/fm, work or career today, don't be Your ■ a ly. 9220. CaU 6432426, 9 a.m. CB rad io , 8-track tape Her Set afraid to ask what you think ' Apartmenta For Bent 53 to 5 p.m. player.Must be seen. you’re worth. You’re desired and Birthday Reasonable. Dealer. 6432791. can get It. iUSINESS & SERVICE JUST REMODELED - Five Dec. 5, 1970 c a WE HAVE customers waiting LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oet. 23) for the rental of your apart­ rooms, second floor, two TRIUMPH Spitfire, 1974, Perhaps times or conditions You can form several powerful children maximum, no dogs. yellow, excellent condition, won't permit you to do just what alliances this year with persons ment or home. J.D. Real make an offer. Call 646-4938 who can further your self- Born Loaar — Art Sanaom Estate Associates, Inc. 643 9220 monthly including beat. you'd like to, but a trip to some 1980. One month’s security. after 5 p.m. place different will at least give interests. These will be doers References. 97 Weils Street. you some respite. who'll deliver what they promise. Call 6430423. CHEVY BELAIR - 1968 3 LOOKING for anything in real door. Small V-8. Radio, IXCK1IJ6 estate rental - apai^ents, ROOMMATE WANTED - automatic transmission, fair R7P A GIRL WHO POe^NT homes, multiple dweUlngs, no Bugs Bunny — Halmdahl and Stoffal CIsrStyWAXc fees. Call J.D. Real Estate Female, responsible, depen­ condition. 9400. Call 742-8400 dable. 647-9437. after 6 p.m. Sarvicea Ottered 31 Servicea Ottered iSm. Associates, Inc. 6431960. "Sometimes it ain1 easy avoidin' the trappin's 31 BuHdlng-Contractlng 33 HoolIng-SIdtng-ChImney 34 OR ANM ew? MANCHESTER - Immediate 1975 HONDA Civic - CVCC. HEH, HEH, GET VER REFUND ) ol the imperiai presidency!" CAM ’TREE Service - Free es­ MANCHESTER - Nice, quiet AT \A/INDOW FIV E.' ------^ HA6IT$! VINYL REPAIR - We can fix WES ROBBINS carpentry ROOFER will Install roof, one bedroom apartment in a occupancy. ’Three bedroom Automatic. 92500. Between 5 timates, discount senior sofas, chairs, cars, etc. No Dimlex m residential area. and phone 6438022. citizens. Company remodeling specialist. Ad­ siding or gutters for low dis­ small adult apartment com­ need for expensive ditions, rec rooms, dormers, count price. Call Ken at 647- 9265. per month, includes Our Boarding House — Carrol & McCormick Manchester owned and plex. Price includes private 1967 MERCURY Brougham'- recovering. 5635878. bullt-lns, bathrooms, 1566. entrance, parking, heat, hot appliances, fully carpeted. operated. Call 646-1327. kitchens, 6433446. Heat Is not included. No pets. Good running condition. New water, kitchen appliances, exhaust system, radial tires. TKATi THE PLAN! '^TrtE FU22 HAS WINDOW CLEANING - BIDWELL Home Improve­ basement storage and laundiy Security deposit and CUSTOM DRAPERIES made Commercial and residential, LEON CIESZYNSKI builder - references required. Two 9350. Call 644-8706. BEEN LEANIN’ to specifications. Free es­ ment Co. Expert installation faclIiUes. 9225 per month. No AN REMEMBER. ViWEN V'PlCK UP . fully insured, free estimates. new homes custom built, of aluminum siding, gutters children accepted. Shown by \0N ME ALREADY timates and measurement. pets. Damato Enterprises, P<7U6rt, WEAR ytH 6000 ^UlT.THE ONE ON accounta; Quality Maintenance, Inc. 643 remodeled, additions, rec and trims. Roofing installa­ m -im . appointment. Call 647-9936 or 1967 FORD Thunderbird - Call anytime before 9 p.m. 8845. 6432003. Good running condition, best WITH THE HI«H-PRICEP eRAvy^TAlIB! ~ E R ^ A H ~ 6 4 3 4 2 6 6 . ______rooms, garases, kitchens tion and repairs. 649-6495,873 remodeled, bath tile, cement 9109 offer. Call 6«-1173. w ell LET AM06 TW16T IN THE WINC A FEW fARWN’ A’TTRACnVE Second Floor, FOB A FEW O m vJE$' FOB LAU6H6 DICK’S SNOW Plowing - Ser- work. Steps, dormers. five room flat, available (or MANCHESTER - E l^ t room TlCKET&.'ARE KEEP HAPPY -t h e n I I I b iv e h im b a c k ving Rockledge, surrounding Residential or commercial. HORACE Tetrault - Siding, immediate occupancy. Fully House. Appliances, M50. J.D. 1976 TRIUMPH TR 7 - You 3URE THIS areas. Parking lots, Call 6434291. Real Estate. 6431960. Original cost 97,000, asking — t^HIfr MONEY BELT! AIN’T ILLE6AL Aca - WIrth This Funny World roofing, stormwindows, aw­ carpeted, all appliances, base­ aHH'nWerw Bier, hu. REWEIAVING bums, holes. driveways, apartments, nings. Quality workmanship, ment storage, wltti washer 95,000. JLoaded. Air con­ 3 sidewalks, sanding. Call 643 FIVE ROOM Duplex - ’Three ditioning, 3track deck. Phone Zippers, umbrellas repaired. To place a ClaaaHlad free estimates. Fully Insured. and dryer connections. . ^ Window shades, Venetian 2204. Ad„.caH 643-2711. 8739187, 6433147. bedrooms, large kitchen, 568-M48 after 5 p.m. Days, GREETIN'S, ^ I BELIEVE VOUR SPORTS 12-4 Convenient to schools and 6430688. blinds. Keys. ’TV for rent. shopping. Call Mr. Peterman washer and dryer hook-up FUDOSY,'WHAT'S DERARTMEtvr MADE A «»t fr,-\ t r m i s iM f Marlow’s, 867 Main St. 643 Garage,yard, cellar and attic. 6 0 T To ReSToRE TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY SPEXXALIZING cleaning and 6439404, or 6448659. SLIGHT MISTAKE IN 5221. repairing chimneys, roofs, C en trally located. 9210 FIAT - 1974 Spider converti­ YER A W IN M IV ka OUTLOOK UMIT 5 0 0 (XUACS Carpentry and general con­ monthly. 6431156. ble. 3speed, Z-Bart, stereo, BEEF)? FITTING ME FOR . HfAtffl 4 Painting-Papering new rooM. Free estimates. M 32 tracting. Residential and M A N CH ESTER - One THIS BOWLING TOTHS GEINERAL Remodeling and Years Experience. Howley, bedroom apartment available 31,000 miles. Must sell, 92500, painting, interior and commercial. Whether It be a MANCHESTER - ’Three room 6337334. BALL.' / TeAWV I F o o d s PAINTING - Interior and small repair job, a custom 6435381. at the ’Theresa. Excellent exterior. Free estimates. exterior, paperhanging, location on Main Street. apartment In a two family References. Reasonable built home or anything in house. Appliances, utilities. FIAT - 1972 Spider Converti­ excellent work. References. between, call 6431Sn. Heating-Pluinbing 38 Located on the busline across prices. 6437831. Free estimates. Fully in­ from shopping, bank and 9175. J.D. Real Estate, 643 ble. 5-speed, 46,000 miles. 8232 1980. New tires and exhaust. 6 moi. • 9 yr*. sured. Martin Mattson, 643 CARPENTRY - Repairs, SEWERLINES, sink lines, church. Price includes wall- BRICK - BLOCK, stone, 4431. to-wall carpeting, dishwasher Excellent condition. 92,100. fireplaces, concrete, chimney, remodeling, additions, gar­ cleaned with electric cutters, MANCHESTER - Five room 6337334. Just for her ...» dainty / G b r is h ages, roofing. Call David ^ professionals. McKinney and all kitchen appliances. dress over a cool slip and THE repairs. No job too small. PAPER HANGING Expert. apartment. Two bedrooms pantiesi Patria 64317M. Etros. Sewage Disposal Com­ Ideal for elderly person or ^ TH0U6HT» Save. Call 644-8356 for es­ Your average paper, in couple. 9200. per monUi. No and den, or third bedroom. 1967 FORD Convertible • timates. pany, 643-5M. No. 8232 with Photo- average room, 930. Mr. pets. Damato Enterprises, Stove and refrigerator in­ Could be a classic. Will need a Guide ii In Sizes 8 mos. NEW CEIUNGS - Archways cluded. 210 per month. SecuM- new top and tires. Otherwise, ISTBbvISA Mr » V uq U& PM Oi II-H Richman, 646-3864. and ceiling beams installed. Flooring 38 6431021. 8 yrs. Size 1 . . . dress, WHBN ARE VOO LEAV1H6 TRUCKING - Odd Jobs - te required. Amedy Realty, mechanically good. Priced to IH yards 46-lneh! slip, Cleaning cellars and attics, Ceilings resurfaced, various seU. CaU Mike at 6431646.. 0 PAINTING, Paper hanging, textures, wall knock-outs and FLOOR Sanding - Reflnishing, MANCHEISTER - Unusual one 44 yard! panties, H yard. Short Ribs — Frank Hill moving large appliances, also Calpentry work. Call 6434W, bedroom townhouse Paltarna availabla only stone and loam deUvered..644- Installations. Drobiak Dry floors like new, no waxing, FEMALE Roonunate wanted 1971 HORNET Sporubout - 3 H E H A S N 'T GOT WE PONT HAVE A aWJQANA Wall Company, 6438882. (specializing in older floors). apartmentsm Private en­ in aiaea ahown. 1775, 6444532. trances and patio. Full base­ to share apartment. 975. a cylinder, standara. Asking 91,- TO OlOtO, leso f»r saeli iH* A DISGUISE. Bia ENOUGH TO GO Olllngs and inside painting. month plus utilities. 120 000 or best offer. 742-6101. AROUND HiS NOSE. QUALITY PAINTING and UNRI Construction Co. - Tom John Verfaille, 6435^,nSn- ment, includes beat, FORMICA TOPS - Cabinets Charter Oak Street, \ \ j Paper Hanging by Willis Corbitt. Building, Remolding, appUances, carpeting and air ANNS C A M T and doors made to order. Top Schultz. Fully Insured, conditioning. 9250jper month. Manchester, after 0 p.m. VOLKSWAGEN Dasher - quality work, reasonable Additions, Garages, Kitchens, weekdays, anytime weekends. 1974. 4-door. 31 MPG. Low Olaasttss^oe Svoata^t ttaeatd references. 6434M3. Roofing, Siding, Recreation EXPERIENCED Floor No pets. Damato Ehiterprises, 11M As*, f l Aaisiwaa -^ 1 ,2 ., e Itn McNnihl 8|ra4 , Im. prices. References. 6437831. mileage. One owner. Am/Fm Rooms. 6435356. Mechanic - will Install vinyl 6431021.' MtwVsi«,H.V.1NN PAINTING, INTERIOR - NEWER 4 1/2 room Duplex - radio. Only 93,195. 6S337M or sheet goods to your satisfac­ Appliances, carpeted, base­ Wit 9»*. •"> zif ELECTRICIAN - All types of Paperhanging. Neat work, PRESIDENTIAL Village 2837475. ceil. Ibis UmSsr MS till. wiring, electrical improve­ NEWTON SMITH ^ tion. Have many references. ment laundry hook-up, reasonable, fully insured. For Remodeling, Repairing. Rec Free estimates, no obligation. Apartments - Near churches, ' The SprlM A Summer '76 ment, and r m ir work. 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Dec. 4,1976 nday! Ballet in Vernon The Connecticut Valley Regional Ballet Forum Company will perform in Vernon Sunday at 3:30 p.m. at Vernon Center hBddle School. The company will present “The Plain Princess,” a d ^ c e piece for young of the arts audiences. The event is a fund raising project spon­ sored by the Girls’ Athletic Association and the “Z” Club of Rockville High Hebron soprano in ‘Messiah’* School. Nancy Kirchmyer, mezzo-soprano, of The Connecticut Valley Regional Ballet Hebron, will be one of the soloists in the is a resident ^ u p of Uie Greater Hart­ performance of Handel’s “Messiah” to be ford Conununity College. Marguerite de given Dec. 12 at 8 p.m. at Bushnell ^guera is artistic director, and Dorothy Memorial Hall in Hartford. Silverherz, a graduate of Rockville High The oratorio, being presented by the School, is coHiirector. Hartford Chorale, will also feature Iva Advance tickets to the performance are Petersen, soprano; Jack Litten, tenor, available by calling Karen Miller at and Howard Sprout, baritone. The Rockville High School. orchestra is comprised of members of the Hartford Spiphony Orchestra. Henley Area theater Denmead will conduct the performance. Mrs. Kirchmyer is a soloist at Asylum “The Hostage” by Brendan Behan, is being shown through Dec. 11 at 8:15 p.m. Hill Congregational Church and Temple Beth Israel, both in Hartford. She in Harriet S. Jorgensen Theatre at the University of Connecticut, Storrs. received her bachelor’s degree in music education from State University of New York at Fredonia, N.Y., in 1967. She has Singers at Emanuel performed roles in several operas. The West Bank Singers with Charles Mrs. Kirchmyer lives with her husband, Fidlar, conductor, will present a program James, who is orchestral director in the of both Christmas and secular music on East Hartford schools, and three children. Sunday, Dec. 12, at Emanuel Lutheran For reservations, call 246-6807. Church at 7:30 p.m. For further information, call Ron Dinner theaters Erickson, 643-5527. '“Fiddler on the Roof” is showing at Pine-Brook Dinner Theatre in Higganum through Dec. 12. From Dec. 14 to 19, Rudy At Foot Prints Vallee presents a program of humor and The Gallery Dancers will hold an song. “The Ink Spots” entertain in a evening of English country dancing holiday revue Dec. 21 throu^ New Year’s Friday at 7:30 p.m. at Foot Prints Eve. Gallery, 466 Main St. For more informa­ At Chateau de Ville in East Windsor, tion, call Frank Van Qeef at 649-9208. “South Pacific” is showing through Dec. A jazz group including Tom Chapin of 19. Manchester, saxophonist and flutist, will At Coachlight Dinner Theatre in East play at Foot Prints Sunday from 4 to 6 Windsor, the holiday family show opens p.m. The event will be a reception in con­ Tuesday with Ron Holgate in “The Un- junction with Foot Prints’ holiday gift sinkable Molly Brown” and continues show. There will be hors d’oeuvres and through Feb. 3. wine. TTie gift show will be open to the public through Dec. 24, and will feature Free events pottery, macrame, dolls, photographs, The cultural program cominittee at jewelry, clothing, batik and mandalas. Manchester Community College is spon­ The Plum Cake Players will put on a soring a free ‘‘Evening of Student One-Act holiday show, a participatory musical for Plays” Friday at 8:30 p.m. at the children, at Foot Prints on Dec. 12 at 2 auditorium on Bidwell St. Wine and p.m. For more information, call 643-8953. cheese will be served after the perfor­ mance. The program will include Tennessee Real Art Ways Williams’ drama, “Hello From Bertha,” Annea Lockwood: Spirit Catchers — Re­ Thornton Wilder’s “The Happy Journey to cent works focused on sound as nourishing Camden and Trenton,” and Murray energy will be presented tonight at 8:30 at Schisgal’s comedy, “Dr. Fish.” Due at Civic Center Real Art Ways (RAW), 197 Asylum St., Also at MCC from Dec. 10 to Jan. 28 will That “Wascally Wabbit,” Bugs Bunny, is shown as he appears in a Hartford. _____ ^ be a student exhibition in the Stairwell RAW’S art gallery will feature Connec­ scene from the Bugs Bunny Follies, in a live 1%-hour stage show with Gallery at 146 Hartford Rd. from 8 a.m. to ticut artist, Tom Legace, in a photo show special guest stars Batman and Robin opening Thursday at the Hart­ »«i I i . 10 p.m. weekdays, and from 9 a.m. to noon of experimental photochemistry now on Saturdays. ford Civic Center for six performances. For reservations, call 566-6000. through Dec. 30. Page r - WEEKEND - Dec. 4, 1976 Chrittmat ballat WEEKEND - Dec. 4,1976 - Page 3 ’The Center Ballet ’Theatre group of 1227 Burnside Ave., East Hartford will present This week’s movies on TV WAIT EXCLUSIVE COMPIINY TONKHn Forum the third annual production of the Christ­ (1970). Alan Arkin, Martin (1955). Ralph Meeker, Maria mas story ballet, "Scrooge,” at 2 p.m. Today Balsam. English. Saturday, Dec. 11 at the George Penney HOW SBOUT------. 1:00 (5) “ Planet on the 11:00 (9) “ The Paw n­ of the arts High School on Forbes St., East Hartford Prowl” (1970). Jack Stuart, broker” (1965). Rod Steiger, Thursday Mrs. Joyce Karpiej, director, said Ed­ Amber Collins. . Geraldine Fitzgerald. L. mund James of East Hartford will pan­ 1:00 (9) “Journey to the Far 11:30 (30) “The Magnificent 11:00 (5) “Miracle in the tomime and dance the title role. Side of the Sun” (1969). Roy Ambersons” (1942). Joseph Rain” (1954). Van Johnson, LTM tryouts set ’There will be a cast on stage of about 70 Thinnes, Lynn Loring. Gotten, Dolores Costello. Jane Wyman. Tryouts for the Little Theatre of of the center’s dancers. 3:00 (3) “The Phantom of 11:55 (40) “Embassy” 2:30 (9) “Sudan” (1945). the Opera” (1962). Herbert (1972). Max Von Sydow, Maria Montez, 'Turhan Bey. Manchester production of “Tartuffe” will Manchester residents performing in­ Richard Roundtree. be held Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday clude William Bean, Alison Hublard, Don­ Lorn, Heather Sears. 4:00 (9) “Safari” (1956). at 8 p.m. in the LTM rooms, 22 Oak St. na Klucewiscz, Camille Medeiros, Qaudia 3:00 (9) “(kwgan’s Bluff.” Victor Mature, Janet Leigh. Clint Eastwood, Lee J. Cobb. Charles Plese will direct this classic Medeiros, Susan Welch, and Heidi Witt. 8:00 (9) “Men in War.” 4:15 (3) "That Funny Robert Ryan, Aldo Ray. farce. Elast Hartford dancers include Joseph Feeiing” (1965). Sandra Dee, Monday 11:30 (9) “ Operation McCarthy and Denise Ouellkte. Bobby Darin. Disaster” (1951). John Mills, Students In concert To learn more about it, call 569-2082. 11:00 (5) “’The Night of the 6:30 (5) “ Anzio” (1968). Hunter” (1955). Robert Richard Attenborough. Two Manchester High School students Tickets will be on sale at the door. Peter Falk, Robert Mitcbum. Mitchum, Shelly Winters. 12:30 (3) “ Desperate 6:30 (9) “ House of Seven will participate in the annual Christmas 2:30 (9) “The Crosby Case” Moment’’ (1953). Dirk Corpses” (1972). John Concert of The Travelers Insurance Co.’s Ballet coloring book (1934).Wynne Ginsob, Alan Bogarde, Mai Zetterling. Ireland, John Carradine. Choral Club, Thursday at 8 p.m. at Dinehart. 12:30 (5) “The Miracle of The Hartford Ballet has published a 9:00 (24-57) “The Impor­ Bushnell Memorial Hall, Hartford. 4:00 (9) “ Mr. Blanding the Bells” (1948). Fred coloring book based on the company’s tance of Being Earnest” Violinists Linda Embser and Michael A. Builds His Dream House” MacMurray, Alida Valli. production of ’"The Nutcracker.” Hart­ (1952). Michael Redgrave, Weiford will perform “The Snow” by Sir (1948). Cary Grant, Myrna Joan Greenwood. ford performances of ‘"The Nutcracker” Loy. Edward Elgar and will be joined by the 11:30' (3) “ Captain New­ are scheduled for Dec. 17,18,19 and 20 at 9:00 (20-22-30) "Cat on a Hot Rev. Mack Weiford in “Concert for Two man, M.D.” (1964). Gregory Bushnell Memorial Hall in Hartford. Tin Roof” (1976). Laurence Friday Violins and Piano in D Minor” by Antonio Peck, Tony Curtis. The 40-page book with text features all Olivier, Natalie Wood, Robert Vivaldi. 11:30 (5) “ Foreign In­ 11:00 (5) “ P ossessed” Wagner. Miss Embser is the daughter of Mr. and the major characters of the ballet. trigue” (1956). Robert (1947). Joan Crawford, Van 11:30 (3) “ Kansas City COMING NEXT MONTH ’The coloring book is the work of Ellie Mitchum, Genevieve Page. Heflin. Mrs. Richard E. Embser of 39 Judith Dr. Bomber” (1972). Raquei Bender, a Meriden artist. The book is 12:15 (40) “Damn the 2:30 (9) "Crimson Canary” The Weifords live at 43 Spruce St. Welch. available at book, department and toy Defiant” ( 1962). Alec (1945). Noah Beery Jr., Lois ‘YUNYLADr Linda and Michael are students of Midnight (9) “Bigger Than Guinness, Dirk Bogarde. Collier. Abraham Miskind at the Julius Hartt stores in Manchester and elsewhere in the Life” (1956). James Mason, 12:30 (8) “The 4:00 (9) “ 13 Rue Madelene” School of Music and each has participated Hartford area. Barbara Rush. • Millionairess” (1960). Sophia (1947). James Cagney, Sam ROGER MOORE - LINDA BLAIR in the Manchester Civic Orchestra. Linda 12:30 (5) “ N ightm are” Loren, Peter Seilers. Jaffe. PAUL LE MAT - DIANNE HULL At the Bushnell (1956). Edward G. Robinson, also plays regularly widi the Connecticut '1:40 (5) “The Ambassador’s 8:00 (9) “ The Roaring DARREN McGAVIN - BURGESS MEREDITH Kevin McCarthy. String Orchestra and last July was on tour Tonight at 8, the Conn^ticut Opera Daughter” (1956). Myrna Loy, Twenties” (1939). Jam es CANDICE BERGEN - JAMES COBURN in Switzerland with the Greater Hartford Association will present Rossini’s “II Bar- Olivia De Havilland. Cagney, Humphrey Bogart. GENE HACKMAN - ELLYN BURSTYN Youth Orchestra. bieri de Siviglia” at Bushnell Memorial Tuesday 9:00 (3) “ Report to the JOE DON BAKER - MAX VON SYDOW Michael started violin in the public Hall in Hartford. Commissioner” (1975). MARLON BRANDO - JACK NICHOLSON school system of Corinth, N.Y. and after Sunday 11:00 (5) “(Thain Lightning” Michael Moriarty, Susan Wednesday at 8:15 p.m., Peter Serkin (1950) . Humphrey Bogart, private study played in the 1973 and 1974 7:30 (30) “They Were Blakely. appears as guest pianist with the Hartford Eleanor Parker. Area All-New York State Orchestra con­ Expendable” (1945), Conclu­ 9:00 ( 8-40) “ What's Up, Symphony Orchestra under the baton of 2:30 (9 )-“Rendezvous at sion. Robert Montgomery, Doc?" (1972). Barbra Strei­ certs and has performed in many concerts Arthur Winograd, music director. Serkin Midnight” (1935). Ralph John Wayne. sand, Ryan O’Neal. This week’s sports on TV with his family. will perform Mozart’s Piano Concerto in Bellamy, Valerie Hobson. 8:30 (30) “They Died with 10:00 ( 24) "Blood and Sand” 1:00 ( 22-30) NFL Football: The concert is free and open to the A. 4:00 (9) “’The Big Heat” ball: UConn vs. Yale. Their Boots On” (1941). Errol (1922). Rudolph Valentino, Today 8:30 (9) Super Bowl ‘76. Browns vs. Oilers. public. The Travelers Choral Club will (1953). Glenn Ford, Lee Mar­ Lila Lee. Thursday at 8 p.m., the Travelers Flynn, Olivia De Havilland. 9:00 (8-40) College Football: 3:00 ( 24-57) Volleyball: U.S. sing “Now Let Every Tongue Adore vin. 1:00 (20-22-30) NFL Foot­ Choral Club presents its annual program Noon (5) “Let’s Go Navy.” 11:30 (8) “ Frankenstein Arkansas vs. Texas. vs. People's Republic of 11:30 (8-40) “The Man Who ball: Cardinals vs. Colts. Thee” by Bach, the German Christmas of Christmas choral music. Phone Victor The Bowery Boys. Meets the Wolf Man” (1943). 9:00 (9) NHL Hockey: China. Would Not Die” (1975). Alex 1:30 (8-40) College Football: song, “When Christmas Mom Is Dawning,” Stiff at 277-2713 for a free ticket. 1:00 (5) “ The Crimson Lon Chaney, Bela Lugosi. Rangers vs. North Stars. 4:00 ( 20-22-30) NFL Foot­ Eklmund Jam es of Elast Hartford plays Scrooge in the Center Ballet Sheafe, Keenan Wynn. To be announced. "The Three Kings” by Cornelius and Pirate” (1952). Burt Lan­ 11:30 (9) “Flesh and Fan­ 11:30 (9) Racing from ball: Bills vs. Dolphins. Dec. 10, 11 and 12, Chris Borden 11:30 (9) “The Brothers "4:15 ( 20-22-30) Pro Bowling. several traditional Christmas carols. Theatre production of “Scrooge” at Penney High School in East Hart­ caster, Eva Bartok. tasy” (1943). Charles Boyer, Roosevelt Raceway. 10:30 (5) Sports Ebctra. narrates a full-length color travelogue on O’Toole” (1972). John Astin, 5:00 (8-40) Wide World of ford Saturday, Dec. 11. 1:00 (9) “ Last Days of Eldward G. Robinson. Midnight (9) Wrestling. 10:30 (9) Super Bowl ‘76. Afghanistan. Pat Carroll. Sports. Pompeii” (1935). Preston 11:45 (3) “’The Art of Love” 1:00 (9) Champions. 12:30 (3) “ Fer-de-Lance” 6:00 (9) Racing from Foster, Basil Rathbone. (1965). James Gamer, Dick (1974). David Janssen, Hope Aqueduct. 2:00 (8) “Tarzan’s Three Van Dyke. Monday 6:00 (20) Game of the Sunday Challenges” (1963). Jock Lange. 12:30 (5) “Task Force” CB radios becoming theft-proof 12:30 (5) “Destination (1949). Gary* Cooper, Jane Week. 9:00 ( 8-40) NFL Football: Mahoney, Ricky Der. 1:00 (3) NFL Football: Tokyo” (1943). Cary Grant, Wyatt. 8:00 (24) College Basket­ 2:00 (40) “First Men in the Giants vs. Lions. Bengals vs. Raiders. Faye Emerson. By INK DIPPER A new generation of almost theft-proof overrides regular broadcast signals with attended — including at home. Most peo­ Moon” (1964). Edward Judd, CB radios has developed, with two types any strong CB traffic. ple, though, have trouble forming that Martha Hyer. CB radios are becoming more than just Ftaluring Thu growing in popularity. habit. 3:00 (5) “Blood on Satan’s little boxes under the dashboard, and the The radio, of course, is still in clear Wednesday World’s Largost The second-generation CBs, of course, Claw” ( 1970). Patrick rising crime rate has a lot to do with the One is installed in the dashboard just view. But it’s infinitely harder to remove. 11:00 (5) “ San Antonio” Selection Of are trouble to install unless they’re Wymark, Linda Hayden. Ask Dick Kleiner new look. like the regular AM radio, and in smne A thief would have to dismantle the entire 3:00 (9) “ Singapore, (1945). Errol Flynn, Alexis Ice Cream bought in a new car. Installation in either Products Thefts of CB radios cases manidacturers have combined the dashboard to remove the radio, and that Singapore” (1967). Sean Smith. DEAR DICK: Whatever happened to the movie, “ Bound for Ca/ukl. case would cost a t least $ 2 5 and tie up the have skyrocketed with AM-FM radio or tape player with the CB wouldn’t be worth the risk. Flynn, Terry Downes. 2:30 (9) “Criminal Lawyer” Glory”? It was made anmnd Stockton, starring David 36 FLAVORS — 60 VARIETIES the growth .of the CB’s car for an hour or more. (1951) . Pat O’Brien, Jane Carradine, and was the story of the folk singer. Woody f o r a compact entertainment- The two-part radio is not a new concept. 5:00 (9) "Crash Dive” use. Those little radios And they cost more, too. A two-part (1943). ’Tyrone Power, Anne Wyatt. Guthrie. JOE L. ROSS, Stockton, Ca. communications package. Most commercial two-way radios and The studio is so high on the picture that they held up release Custom Decorated ke Cream Cakes are easy to steal in most The other type of new-breed CB omies rpdio can cost ten to 25 per cent more than Baxter. 4:00 (9) “Run for Cover” mobile telephones come in two parts regular units, and the built-in system with 7:00 (8-40) “Journey Back (1955). James Cagney, Viveca until the fall. It should be coming out very soon and, supposed­ Open All Year cases—just pop open the in two parts. The guts of the radio — the ly, it’s a good one. because the electronic parts are too bulky to Oz” (1971). Animated car­ Lindfors. Manchastar door, turn a couple of an AM-FM combo can often double the 1227 Bumtkto Avo., East Hartford 528*0751 transistors, diodes and wiring —are in a to place under the dashboard. 8:00 (9) “Vagabond King” DEAR DICK: Would you please find some information for 811 Main St screws and out they com- price of regular CBs. toon. Powdor Mill Shopping Cantor box mounted in the trunk or under the It’s more trouble to install a two-piece .(1956). Kathryn Grayson, Rita me. Would you find out the real name of Jaime Summers, the 846*5998 e. But you can see the advantages if you 8:00 (9) "The Man Who Shot Bionic Woman. MALISSIA MCCLOUD, Pendleton, Ore. Across frotn Marco Polo Restaurant seat. In the passenger compartment is Morena. radio, but like the built-in model it’s also Liberty Valance” (1962). John All you have to do is look at the show and you’ll see that The same people who made small for­ either a control head with volume, squelch compare that with the cost of buying a se­ 9:00 (3) “Save the Tiger” tunes stealing stereo tape players five nearly impossible to steal. The control cond unit after the first is stolen, or Wayne, James Stewart. Jaime Summers is played by Lindsay Wagner. and channel knobs or a microidione that 9:00 (8-40) “Catch-22” (1973). Jack Lemmon, Jack years ago have turned their evil talents to hrad would be simple enough to take, but paying |35 a year more in insurance DEIAR DICK: Is Henry Winkler (’The Fonz) going to have has all the controls built-in. Wires connect it’s no good without the transceiver Gilford. his own show? If he is, when is it going on and what will it be CBs. The rip-offs have forced insurance premiums for five years. the two pieces. stuffed away in the trunk. 11:30 (3) “ The Mating called? Will he stay on Happy Days? MICHELLE SCHMIDT, Television channels companies to drop automatic coverage on ’There will always be a market for COLD WEATHER Game” (1959). Tony Randall, Automobile manufacturers are counting We’ve been asked which is the best'to North Vancouver, B.C., Ctm. 20...... WATR, Waterbury CBs installed in cars. under-dash units, but they are becoming Debbie Reynolds. Strangely, Winkler is not consumed with desire to have his 2 ...... WCBS, New York heavily on the built-in dashboard models, buy, and Our only reply is that they’re both I BEAUTY ADVICE 22...... WWLP, Springfield In most cases, a car owner has to pay one of several alternatives instead of the Exptrt CosmtHdans 11:30 (9) “Fort Apache” own show. He seems content where he is, aithough he would 3 ..WFSB, Hartford and they’re offering them as options on good deals. ’The standard under-dasji 5 ...... WNEW, New York 24...... WEDH, Hartford extra for CB coverage and the annual only game in town. It’s a change that can (1948). John Wayne, Henry like to make some movies, too. At the moment, he’s happy as 1977 cars. The radios come complete with models are okay if the owner plans on 8 ...... WTNH, New30 ... Haven WHNB, West Hartford premium can run |25 and more. be appreciated by everyone but the Fonda. ’The Fonz, loves playing the part and there’s no talk about him 40...... WHVN, Springfield nine gimmicks, including a feature that taking them out every time the car is un- ARTHUR DRUG 12:30 (5) “Desert Sands” having his own series. ’That may change, but that’s the situa­ 9 ...... WOR, New York professional CB thief. tion at the moment. 18...... WHlCri Hartfoid .57...... WGBY, Springfield ,SV.- Page 4 - WEEKEND - Dec. 4, 1976 ' ' - I V / * ‘t- * • * . . 4 • A ^ % W , , 4 4 t • ^ . * Ik, 4 • .VV, A / ) ■ Racing 9 ^ '• * W E !t :it e V ft )-l'^ . 4,'l976 - ’ PaEe I Today, Dec. 4 W eekend...... iioii-SO Midnighl Daytime programs, Monday — Friday N e w s...... 1:00 3:30 5:30 Hee Haw ...... 30 College Football...... 840 Wrestling...... 9 1 iwwfBar'B party ^ Children’s To be announced ...... 24 Bobby Vinton ...... 3 Bonanza ...... 40 H ock ey ...... 9 • M orning Strum’n Drummers...... 40 12 O’aock Live ...... 8 3:15 ...5 12:15 ..3 4:00 $128,000 Question ...... 7:30 Moneychangers...... 20-22-30 6:00' 9:30 50 Grand Slam ...... 2830 General H osp ital...... 840 headquarters it Living Faith ...... 18 M o v ie ...... 2 4 -5 7 M o v ie ...... 49 ,5-9 .... 3 To be announced ...... 3 Partridge Family ...... 5 Kitty Today ...... 22. 3:30 22-30 12:30 0 D on 'H o...... 40 w« hav* tiw tuppIlM Human Relations ...... 24 6:00 Connecticut Woman...... 8 9:30 W ith lt...... 5 Mickey Mouse a u b ...... 3 . 24 N ew s...... 822 M o v ie ...... ToTell’the'’rnith!!!!!!!!'30 for any alia party - 2-1,000 •]] Sesame St...... 57 Nashville on the Road ...20 A lic e ...... 3 6:30 12:30 Hodgepodge L odge...... 24 Gamer Ted Armstrong. . 40 Break the B a n k ...... Flintstones...... 40 4:15 . . . 5 As Schools Match Wits ...22 Jerry F a lw e ll...... 18 1:00 To be announced ...... 3-830 Search for Tomorrow ...... 3 Lilias, Yoga 4 Y o u ...... 57 • hats • decorations 1:30 R a c in g ...... 9 Once Upon a Classic .. .24-57 M o v ie ...... 3 10H10 The Champions...... 9 Rin Tin T in ...... 5 10:00 Phil Donahue ...... 9 4:00 • noise makers • paper tableware < . 3 Pro Bowling ...... NFL Game of the Week .. 20 Music H a ll...... 30 Price Is Right ...... 3 Gong Show ...... 2822-30 2822-30 8:00 Carol Burnett...... 3 7:00 Gilligan’s Island...... 3 • cups • candles 840 Getting O n ...... 24 Andy Griffith ...... 5 All My Children ...... 40 Mary Tyler Moore___ ...3 N ew s...... 5 1:30 N ew s...... 3 Bugs Bunny...... 5 . 24 4:30 Black Perspective___ .. SO All My Children...... fairway ha$ Holmes 4 Yovo ...... 840 10:30 Best of n ils Moring ...... 3 Porky, Huck & Y o g i ...... 5 8 IrfK) ■ Brady Bunch...... 8 2:00 Mission: Impossible ...... 5 Open D o o r ...... 57 ...18 Romper R oom ...... 9 700 a u b ...... Black N ew s...... 5 1:40 Little Rascals...... 8 Match G a m e ...... 3 M o v ie ...... 9 every little thing! ..3 To be announced ...... 8 6:30 Sanford and Son ...... 20-30 Emereencey ...... 2822-30 PTL a u b ...... 18 M o v ie ...... 5 T o d a y ...... 22-30 M idd ay...... 5 S om erset...... 20 . 24 F reesty le...... 18 N ew s...... 3-82822-30-40 College Basketball___ ...24 Howdy Doody ...... 22 10:35 Good Morning...... 40 Ryan’s H ope ...... 840 Hogan’s H eroes ...... 22 “wliere Self, Inc...... 24 1:55 Leave It to Beaver ...... 40 a Movies ...... 8 9 WolF ’Trap...... 57 Insight ...... 20 Sesame Street...... 24-57 Soundstage...... 24 M o v ie ____;..;...... 2 7:30 dollar’s 2:30 Room 222 ...... 40 Z o o m ...... 24-57 10:30 S o m e rse t...... 22-30 8:30 Artists Showcase...... 57 Flintstones...... 5 Cross W its...... 30 5 2:00 I Love Lucy ...... 5-40 7:00 Bob Newhart...... 3 Munsters ...... 8 1:30 Alike D ou gla s...... f~ 11KI0 Risk of Marriage...... 30 t h e n iifo c is o f m o ia i t r c A | . 24 5:00 Agronsky 4 Company .. ...3 Peter Marshall...... 5 Edge of Night...... 8 As the World Turns...... 3 N ew s...... 822-30 N ew s...... 9 dowTftown manehcltsf Wide World of Sports ...8 4 0 Education ...... 8 What’s Happening___ .840 Hollywood Squares . .20-22-30 Family Feud ...... 840 4:30 3:00 D o lly ...... 5 8K» Voyage to the Lawrence Welk...... 18 Super Bowl ...... 9 Infinity Factory ...... 24-57 Celebrity Revue ...... 9 Dinah ...... 3 Dick Van Dyke...... 20 Captain Kangaroo ...... 3 .89 a tto rn of the Sea ...... 9 Human Dimension...... 20 IldH) Flintstones...... 5 BROWN’S Bugs B unny...... 5 Days of Our Lives .. .2822-30 . 18 N a v a jo ...... 18 N ew s...... 22 9 M G a m b it...... 3 Star ’T rek...... 8 11:30 Cartoons...... 8 2d)0 . 24 Adams Chronicles .., .24-57 R e b o p ...... 24-57 All in the F am ily...... 3 M o v ie ...... 5 PTL a u b ...... Movies ...... 8 5 TIRE SHOP Public affairs ...... 9 $20,000 P y ra m id ...... 840 20 Tuesday, Dec. 7 Don H o ...... 8 Brady Bunch...... 22 T o d a y ...... 20 B E S T IN Straight T alk ...... 9 2:30 Partridge Family...... 30 6:00 9 M Sunday, Dec. 5 SERVICE; 8:30 Wheel of Fortune____2822-30 Guiding Light...... 3 N ew s...... 8822-30 MASH ...... 3 Front End Alignment M onkees...... 5 Electric Company ...... 24-57 Mickey Mouse a u b ____ ; . . 5 5:00 Brady B unch...... 5 Rich Man, Poor Man . . . 840 6:00 Dusty’s ’Treehouse...... 8 One Life to Live ...... 840 Voyage to the F reestyle...... 18 Catholic Service ...... 9-22-30 3KN) Sing and S h a re...... 18 11:30 Brakot Edge of Night...... 40 E m erg en cy ...... 22-30 Everywom an...... 3 Joe Franklin ...... 9 Movie ...... 9 A ttorn of the Sea ...... 9 Police Woman ...... 2822-30 Moments of Comfort...... 18 Movies ...... 5-9 Masterpiece TTieatre . . . 24-57 Peter Marshall...... 3 11:30 Mister Rogers...... 24-57 Wlwol Balancing D octors...... 2822-30 Community College...... 24 Lure of the Dolphins...... 24 6:30 Latino...... 40 Volleyball...... 24-57 Gabe Pressman ...... 5 Love of Life ...... 3 9:30 TIrM 9:00 5:30 Camera Three ...... 3 As Man Behaves ...... 57 Happy D ays...... 840 French C hef ...... 57 G unsm oke...... 40 Thurber : ...... 57 3:30 Oral Roberts...... 18 PTL a u b ...... 18 ’This Morning ...... 3 Rev. Robinson ...... 5 333 Main 8L Partridge Family...... 5 Z oom ...... 57 9:30 10-.30 PTL Q u b ...... 18 Moneychangers...... 20-22-30 M o v ie ...... 30 S tu m p ers...... 2822-30 646-3444 Brady Bunch...... 5 3:00 Odd Couple ...... 8 This Is the Life ...... 8 Best of TTiis M orning...... 3 6:30 One Day At a T im e...... 3 4:00 10KK) 11:40 Phil Donahue ...... 822 • Afternoon All in the Family ...... 3 Mike D ou gla s...... 18 7:00 Gilligan ...... 8 I Love Lucy ...... 5 Nashville on the Road . . . 18 Famous Classic T ales...... 3 D elvecchio...... 3 Space: 1999 ...... 22 Sesame S treet...... 24 Noon Lost in S p a c e ...... 5 Electric Company...... 24-57 International Zone ...... 3 Point of V ie w ...... 9 N ew s...... 82822-30 10d)0 To be announced ...... 8 Weekend News...... 5 11:55 Not for Women O n ly ...... 30 N ew s...... 3-9 Another World ...... 2822-30 N ew s...... 40 Wonder Window ...... 5 Chris Panos...... 18 Sports O nly ...... 18 Switch...... 3 NFL Football...... 20-22-30 Living Faith ...... 18 S a in t...... 8 Animals, Animals ...... 8 Jewish H eritage...... 40 HOLLISTER’ R e b o p ...... 57 N ew s...... 5 Wild Wild West ...... 40 Connecticut Profiles ...... 24 M o v ie ...... 40 Howdy Doody ...... 22 As Man Behaves ...... 57 7:00 F a m ily ...... 840 5:00 Magnificent Adventure ... 57 OSTOMY PRODUCTS Ring Around 10:45 Midnight Monday, Dec. 6 N ew s...... 82240 Journey to Adventure...... 9 Festival of Lively Arts 10:30 David Susskind...... the W orld ...... SO Jewish L i f e ...... 30 5 ■■rtwhsKirayiml Andy Griffith ...... 5 PTL a u b ...... 18 for Young People ...... 3 Sports Elxtra...... 5 ■ edwbMitwMm 7:30 12:55 6:00 9:00 Concentration...... 8 Police Story ...... 2822-30 11:00 Mission: Impossible ...... 5 Firing Line ...... 24 ■ «n» p h o t laip o tib l. Arthur and Company...... 3 S.W.A.T...... 8 N ew s...... 3-822-30 Johnny Cash ...... '3 Bowling For Dollars...... 9 Great Airsgip ...... 24 Flintstones...... 5 Conquest of the Sea...... 8 11KH) Brady Bunch...... 5 NFL Football...... 840 700 a u b ...... 18 To be announced ...... 57 Yogi Bear ...... 5 Oddball C ouple...... 8-40 1:00 now avaftoWa from; ro-vic inc 203-646-33221 M o v ie ...... 9 Voyage to the Worship for Shut-Ins...... 8 N ew s...... 3-22-30 David Niven ...... 9 Athanson’s F o ru m ...... 18 Sounding Board ...... 20 10:15 Rex Hum bard...... 9 Anyone for Tennyson? ... 24 MEDiCAL 146 SHELDON ROAD. MANCHESTER . C h r is t p ^ r s ...... 9 Joyce Davidson ...... 5 PUTS a tto r n of the S e a ...... 9 M o v ie ...... 2822-30 MacNeil-Lehrer Report .. 24 Goodies ...... 57 Pat Robertson ...... 18 P ro te cto rs...... 40 Pelicula ...... 20 Cathe^al of Tomorrow .. 22 M o v ie ...... 9 PHARMACY Community C o lle g e ...... 24 Life of Hitler ...... 24 Mary H artm an...... 30 Treehouse Q ub ...... 20 Getting O n ...... 57 12 0 10:30 PTL a u b ...... 20 G u nsm ok e...... 40 Wolf Trap ...... 57 Everybody’s B usiness___ 57 M o v ie ...... 30 Antique W orkshop...... 22 1001 MAIN STREET Gamer Ted Armstrong___ 9 5:30 M o v ie ...... 2 Z oom ...... 57 Jerry F a lw e ll...... 40 Adelante...... 30 11:25 9:30 7:30 Faith ipr T o d a y ...... 18 3:15 EAST HARTFORD 11:00 8:00 N ew s...... 840 6:30 New York Report ...... 9 Celebrity Sweepstakes ____ 3 Everybody’s Business .... 57 N ew sm akers...... 2 Buy Your Christmas N ew s...... 3-822-3840 Connecticut Heritage _ 24 5 2 8 -6 5 5 3 I Love Lucy ...... 5 Wilburn B roth ers...... 18 We Believe ...... 3 11:30 % Adam 12...... 5 Mary Hartman...... 857 My Partner the Ghost ... 40 A New Years Party N ew s...... 82822-30 W onderama...... 5 Face the N ation...... 3 10:00 Gong Show...... 8 Topper ...... 9 Black P erspective...... 57 Needs Wholesale Sports O nly ...... 18 Catholic Service...... 8 Make It Real ...... 8 Executive Suite ...... 3 Liar’s a u b ...... 9 Dick Van D yke...... 20 6:00 Community C o lle g e ...... 24 Davey and Goliath...... 9 In sig h t...... 18 N ew s...... 5 Hollywood Squares ...... 22 N ew s...... 3 Top Quality Villa Alegre...... 57 11:30 Voice of Faith ...... 18 Animals, Animals ...... 40 Jersey Side ...... 9 Connecticut...... 24 M o v ie ...... 5 Kojak ...... 3 Electric Company...... 57 Paper Supplies: PTL a u b ...... 18 Andy Williams ...... 30 Everybody’s Business .... 57 Candid C am era...... g 7:00 Love American Style ...... 5 8:30 Artistic Soundstage...... 57 Room 222 ...... 40 Noon • PICNICS •WE0DIN8S Movies ...... 89-40 Silent Night...... 18 * N ew s...... 822-40 MacNeil-Lehrer Report .. 57 Spread a Little Sunshine .. 3 10:30 Face the S ta te ...... 3 Consumer Survival ____ 24-57 • SHOWERS • FORHUL DINNERS Andy Griffiyi ...... 5 Johnny Carson ...... 2822-30 Insight ...... 8 Meet the M a y o rs...... 9 M o v ie ...... 5 Opon S to B WtMayt Concentration...... 8 8:00 12:30 Day of Discovery ...... 9 6:30 Issues & A n sw ers...... 8-40 RtoRSilinlay Bowling For Dollars...... 9 11:00 Tony Orlando 4 Dawn .... 3 Movies ...... 85 Oral Roberts...... 22 N e w s ...... 3-8 Hour of P o w e r ...... 9 Hair N ew s...... 3-22-24-30 700 a u b ...... 18 Cross W its...... 5 M o v ie ...... 30 TTiis Is the Life ...... 18 1:00 Church T o d a y ...... 18 Journeys to the M in d _____ Mary Hartman...... 857 Happy D ays...... 8-40 Sacred Heart...... 40 Victory Garden...... 24 20 Tomorrow ...... 2822-30 Firing L in e ...... 57 MacNeil-Lehrer Report .. 24 Firing Line ...... 9 M o v ie ...... 9 To be announced ...... 57 Superman...... 40 1:30 12:30 Mary Hartman...... 30 Dick Van D y k e ...... 20 Baa Baa 8:45 World Press ...... 57 Joe Franklin...... 9 NFL T o d a y ...... 3 As I^n Behaves ...... : 57 Black Sheep...... 2822-30 7KX) Designs 11:30 Davey and Goliath...... 40 2:20 Dialogue...... 8 M o v ie ...... 3 National Geographic ... 24-57 Sesame Street...... 57 Sixty Minutes ...... 3 M o v ie ...... 2 Spanish Insight...... 18 24 HOUR TOW VN 7:30 Love American Style ...... 5 M o v ie s ...... 840 648S13S 9:00 G randstand...... 20-2^30 Price Is Right ...... 3 Johnny Carson ...... 2822-30 8:30 3:25 Gospel Jubilee ...... 18 B arrio...... 3 Conversations W ith ...... 40 Adam 1 2 ...... 5 N ew s...... 57 Merv Griffin ...... 5 The S aint...... 5 World of Disney...... 20-22-30 ______Inc, New Dayi8 Ten Pin Pick-Up ...... 8 Midnight Laveme 4 Shirley...... 840 4:35 Oral R oberts...... 9 IKK) W om an...... 24 / iw om ^gr|^^^|E w s/ Liar’s aub ...... 9 N ew s...... 840 Sing 4 Share ...... 18 With Jeanne Parr ...... 2 Jerry Falwell...... 18 NFL F o o tb a ll...... 3 Victory Garden...... 57 Friends of Man ...... 20 M o v ie ...... 9 Day of Discovery...... 22 M o v ie s ...... 5-9 Evans and Novak...... 9 Proudly announces the return Candid Camera...... 22 • e o m a v 7:30 12:30 Christopher Closeup ...... 40 Connecticut: Seen ...... 8 315 CENTER ST., MANCHESHR, CONN.* Phon* 643-5135 Hollywood Squares ...... 30 .CHIMES M o v ie ...... 5 9:15 Voice of Faith ...... 18 Black Perspective...... 24 Polka ...... 40 * SOFT SCULPTURE of Betty Gallagher and Marlene Giants: 50 Y e a r s ...... 8 Davey and Goliath...... 8 To be announced ...... 20 Anyone for Tennyson? ... 57 FOR PROFESSIONAL OUALIH MacNeil-Lehrer Report .. 57 .JEWELRY NFL Football...... 22-30 Prisoner ...... 40 9:30 8:00 CONTROLLED AUTO BODY REPAIRS Flintstones...... 40 Plourd from the Paul Mitchell 8:00 1:00 Challenge...... 3 Coral Jungle ...... 3 N o v a ...... 57 R h od a ...... 3 T o m o rro w ...... 2822-30 Dusty’s Treehouse...... 8 Lawrence W elk...... 5 on all makes... Percy Sutton...... 9 1:30 M o v ie ...... 9 Cutting Club of New York City. Cross W its...... 5 1:30 Dr. Robert Schuller...... 22 Eighth Day ...... g Chris Panos...... ; ...... 18 Feather 4 Father ...... 840 M o v ie ...... 2 Laughback...... 9 Let Us C elebrate...... 30 Bullwinkle...... 40 M cM illand...... 20-2^30 LOAN and RENTAL CARS 2:00 Evening at Symphony .. 24-57 Just part of our continuing ef­ Little House PEMU2IK N MIBCMFTID ITDIS Insight ...... 40 2:00 I Available by Appointment. Joe Franklin...... 9 S OPEN on the Prairie ...... 2822-30 9:45 M o v ie s ...... 8-40 8:30 2:25 Adams Chronicles...... 24-57 Rt. 63 M B i l B Day of D iscovery...... ig Jimmy Swaggart...... 18 fort to serve you better. Outer Limits...... 5 To be announced ...... 57 TalCOtlVlIls M j l l l N Thu^4 7ri. Gospel ...... 24-57 9:00 10:00 8:30 3:40 649-1766 Sun. 12-SM K o ja k ...... 3 341Broad Street., Suite 105 STUN OZMEK, Manager Marshall E fron ...... 3 2:30 Phyllis ...... 3 With Jeanne Parr ...... 2 Jacques Cousteau...... 5 Hot F u d g e...... 8 Hour of Power ...... 18 Manchester, CT • 646-0863 301-315 GOITER ST.. MANCHESTER Merv Griffin ...... 5 4:10 M o v ie ...... 840 Pop Goes the Country_____18 M o v ie ...... 2 Read Herald Ads Page 6 - WEEKEND - Dec: 4, 1976 • ‘WEEKEND — Dec. 4, 1976 — Page 7 Wednesday, Dec. 8 1!5! . m . 6:00 Mary Hartman...... 30 The sea: N6WS...... 3"8*22*30 As Man Behaves ...... 57 McLean Stevenson ....20-22-30 11:30 or barrier? Brady Bunch...... 5 7:30 9:00 M ovies...... 3-9, Voyage to the Price Is Right ...... 3 M ovie...... 3 Rookies ...... 8-40 Editor’s note; This is the 13th of 16 lengthy and uneconomical process, the Bottom of the Sea ...... 9 Adam 12...... 5 C arpenters...... 8-40 Johnny Carson ...... 20-22-30 weekly articles in the Courses by container has been developed. Goods Community College...... 24 Break the Bank ...... 8 Voice of Faith ...... 18 Midnight RENT-A-CAR Newspaper program, “Oceans: Our Con­ move into a ship prepackaged in sealed Gunsmoke...... <9 M ovie...... 9 Sirot’s Court...... 20-22-30 Living Faith ...... 18 tinuing Frontier,” published in ’The metal containers, which can be loaded and Zoom...... ■ • 57 Wild Kingdom...... 20-30 Great Performances...... 24 12:30 Herald’s Weekend magazine each Satur­ unloaded rapidly and may be transferred 6:30 Connecticut...... 24 Skating...... 57 M ovie...... 5 day. The course is offered for college on land to trucks or railroad cars. 1 Love Lucy ...... 5 Christmas Is ...... 40 9:30 12:40 credit by Manchester Community College. Another modern innovation is the News...... 8-20-22-30 MacNeil-Lehrer Report .. 57 The P ractice...... 20-22-30 Mystery of the Week . . . 8-40 For details about this and future Courses registration of ships controlled by owners Sports Only...... 18 8:00 10:00 Community College...... 24 1.-00 by Newspaper, call MCC’s Division of in advanced industrial nations— with high Good T im es...... 3 N ew s...... 5 Victory Garden...... 57 Cross W its...... 5 T om orrow ...... 20-22-30 Community Services, 646-2137. labor costs, taxes, and safety standards— Charlie’s Angels...... 8-40 Copyright 1976 by the Regents of the to so-called flags of convenience, like 7:00 Christmas in Billy G ra h am ...... 9 1:30 News...... 3-22-40 Disneyland...... 8-40 PTL aub ...... 18 M ovie...... 2 University of California. Liberia. ’This stratagem doesn’t mean that these ships completely evade regulation. Andy Griffith ...... 5 M ovie...... 9 Quest ...... 2022-30 Joe Franklin...... 9 By HERMAN KAHN Concentration...... 8 CPO Sharkey...... 20-22-30 Wolf Trap ...... '.. 24 2:20 Since all operators must carry insurance, Bowling For D ollars...... 9 N ova...... 24 Harry Tniman ...... 57 Outer Limits...... 5 The oceans have played two very the insurance companies are very vigilant 700 a u b ...... 18 Lure of the Dolphins...... 57 IIKM Rent a New different roles in human history. in examining what really counts in terms Outdoors...... 20 3:35 8:30 ' New s...... 3-8-22-30-40 Very often, as in the Mediterranean, of the risks they accept. As a result, MacNeil-Lehrer Report .. 24 With Jeanne P arr ...... 2 1977 GRANADA The Jeffersons...... 3 Mary Hartman ...... 5-57 even relatively primitive seafarers could despite much concern, safety standards Merv G riffin...... 5 Topper ...... 9 4:05 from hug the coast, using the sea as a free, are reasonably good for the ship. R ock...... 18 Dick Van D yke...... 20 M ovie...... 2 natural highway for trade and coloniza­ EANES - CRUTCHES Dillon Leasing Corp. tion. However, the oceans, especially the The *co*f of economy BACK BELTS Only $70 per week, plus mileage Pacific and the Atlantic, were imposing One problem, however, is that Thursday, Dec. 9 barriers to serious commerce. economies of scale have dictated larger to qualified renters. The extent to which the largest ocean of ARTHUR DRUG 6:00 Connecticut's People...... 30 and larger ships, and the longer the ship, 11:00 all, the Pacific, will now bMome an ef­ the easier it is to drive with fewer New s...... ,. 3-8-22-30 That G ir l...... 40 N ew s...... 3-8-22-3040 Brady Bunch...... 5 Many cars and trucks ficient connector rather than a barrier is horsepower per ton of ship. But this also MacNeil-Lehrer Report ,. 57 Mary Hartman ...... 5-57 one of the more interesting questions for Voyage to the 8:00 FORD tor rent at low, low | means “with less and less effective Topper ...... 9 the next decade. If this occurs, the coun­ Bottom of the Sea ...... 9 Waltons ...... 3 Dick Van D yke...... 20 rates! steering” since the efficacy of a ship's Community College...... 24 tries of the Pacific basin (including some Cross W its...... 5 11:30 rudder depends on the volume of water Gunsm oke...... 40 Welcome Back, Kotter .. 8-40 nations such as Brazil which technically (i.-e., the power) thrust upon it by the Zoom...... 57 Kojak ...... 3 319 Main St., Manchester do not border on the Pacific Ocean, but Dick Van Dyke...... 20-30 Love American Style ...... 5 Phone 643-2145 propeller. 6:30 Billy G ra h am ...... 22 St. of San FYancisco___8-40 whose commerce and financial relations Economics also dictates smaller crews Sales & Service I Love Lucy ...... 5 Connecticut Heritage ____24 M ovie...... 9 increasingly involve nations which do) and a reduction in duplicate systems. That News...... 8-20-22-30 Masterpiece Tlieatre...... 57 Johnny Carson ...... 20-22-30 would surely form a relatively tight is, the potential onboard repair force Sports Only...... 18 8:30 N ew s...... 57 Trading and Investment Community. DIRECTORY Once Upon a C lassic...... 57 lattmof shrinks, while the significance of the Merv Griffin...... 5 Midnight Such a development would represent a items in question grows. The con­ Barney Miller...... 8-40 Voice of Faith ...... 18 new stage in the march of history which sequences of poor maintenance of such CONSUMER SALES ■ 7:00 Living Faith ...... 18 New s...... 3-22-40 12:30 Saturday, Dec. 11 focused first on the Mediterranean and large ships can be very serious indeed. If Manchester Parkade SHOP Fourth Estate ...... 24 US LAST, Name brand Andy Griffith ...... 5 M ovies...... 3-5 6:30 M cDuff...... 20-22-90 then on the North Atlantic. I am an inexperienced crew runs an under­ 9:00 appliances, televisions. Concentration...... 8 12:40 Ag-USA...... 3 Sesame Street...... 24 suggesting also that a remarkable powered supertanker aground, a very nas­ Lowest prices in town Richard Rogers ...... 3 Bowling For D ollars...... 9 Dan A ugust...... 8-40 Patterns for Living...... 5 10:30 amalgam of Western, Chinese, and Indian guaranteed. Service after the Tony Randall ...... 8-40 BREAKUP OF SUPERTANKER TORREY CANYON, MARCH 27, ty and highly visible oil spill can easily 700 a u b ...... 18 6:45 sale. Best Sellers...... 20-22-30 1K10 Partridge Family...... 5 cultures will be created around the 1967. “The dramatic increase in size (of tankers) involves serious result. Music C ity ...... 20 Tomorrow ...... 20-22-30 New D a y ...... 8 Krofft Supershow . • ! ___ 840 Pacific basin “connector.” In some ways Furthermore, the shipowner’s MacNeil-Lehrer Report .. 24 V isions...... 24-57 consequences to the environment.” (UPI photo) BARLX)W’S TV • Zenith Sales 1:30 7KK) Monster Squad ...... 20-22-30 Singapore is a prototype of the new vulnerability to the legal vengeance of Service on Standard Brands. Mary Hartman...... 30 9:30 Joe Franklin ...... 9 Instructional program ...... 3 11:00 B05 Hartford Road. Everybody's Business___57 Nancy Walker...... 8-40 culture since it mixes Western (mainly those who suffer from the spill is reduced U nderdog...... 5 Ark n ...... 3 Manchester Telephone 643- 10HM) 2:20 American and British) with Sinitic A natural highway such as terrorism — ships will provide by the use of flags of convenience, which Cartoon Carnival...... 8 Soul T r a in ...... 5 W95. 7:30 N ew s...... 5 M ovie...... 2 (Chinese and Japanese) roots and adds a To a considerable extent, the sea is a fewer targets of individually greater can lead tc a welter of confused jurisdic­ Howdy D oody...... 22 Action T h ea tre ...... 9' L ottery...... 3 St. of San Francisco___ 8-40 3K>5 significant Indian influence. value — and individually far more difficult tions. TWENTIETH CENTURY Consultation ...... 30 Land of the Lost .. .'.20-22-30 great natural highway. No energy is Adam 12...... 5 Billy G ra h am ...... 9 One Step Beyond...... 5 The likelihood that the Pacific Ocean to replace or salvage. TTie dominant feature of modem com­ Television, Inc. 176 Burnside 7:30 Electric Company...... 24 required to keep masses of goods afloat, N ew sm akers...... 8 PTL a u b ...... 18 will increasingly become a connector of Cumntly there is much study of the mercial shipping, then, is the rise in both Avraue, East Hartford. 528- 3:40 Ranger Station ...... 3 11:30 and little to overcome the modest friction 1554. Sales and Service, Zenith Liar’s a u b ...... 9 Gibbsville...... 20-22-30 nations and peoples does not, of course, possibility of moving large tonnage by the size and number of cargo carriers. The Hitchcock Presents...... 5 Huckleberry Hound...... 5 a u e O u b ...... 3 of water, unless high speed is wanted. and Quasar. Pop Goes the Country___20 10:30 Little Rascals...... 8 Big John...... 20-22-30 depend simply on shipping. For the Thus a freighter can carry 10,000 tons on submersibles — or even by a train of suth larger ships are usually faster but less Hollywood Squares ...... 22 Secretariat...... 24 4:45 Connecticut...... 24 N ew s...... 9 Mister R ogers...... 24 Pacific to work effectively in this way, one-fortieth of the power requii^ to move mersible “plastic” bags towed by sub­ maneuverable than their smaller To be announced ...... 57 With Jeanne P arr ...... 2 Kidsworld ...... 22 Noon new telecommunications systems are a jet carrying perhaps 100. tons — at 30 marines. Both theory and experiment in­ predecessors. Since they can use fewer Hogan’s Heroes ...... 30 Fat A lb ert...... 3 needed that can tie organizations together times the spe^. Even on expensive roads, dicate that such submersible transporta­ ports, the greatest sea lanes have become Friday, Dec. 10 Je tso n s...... 40 Eastside Comedy...... 5 almost as tightly as If they were in the a car requires a 30th of the freighter’s tion should have very low resistance if increasingly congested. Indeed, radar ship 8dKI Junior Almost Anything same building. power to move a payload of perhaps a moving slowly and should result in large control similar in spirit to the aircraft 6:00 7:30 Wall St. W eek...... 24-57 11:30 Bugs Bonny...... 5 Goes ...... 840 Supersonic aircraft seem likely, even­ quarter-ton at three times the freighter’s savings of energy. control at busy airports has already been N ew s...... 3-8-22-30 Match Game PM ...... 3 9:00 N ew s...... 3-57 Tom and J e r r y ...... 840 Kids from tually, to facilitate the movement of key Oil is by no means the only bulk com­ introduced in some ports. A corollary Brady Bunch...... 5 speed. And, until recently, extensive Adam 12...... 5 Movies . . ^ ...... 3-8-40 Love American Style ...... 5 Newark & Reality ...... 9 C.A.P.E.R...... 20-22-30 personnel and objects and thus further modity to move by sea. trend has been much more careful soun­ Voyage to the paved highways have been built in only a Muppet Show ...... 8-40 Rockford F ile s ...... 20-2^30 M ovies...... 8-9 Woody Woodpecker . .'20-22-30 TV Garden a u b ...... 24 stimulate the interconnectedness of this For well over half a century, the steel ding of coastal waters as ships have grown A ttorn of the Sea ...... 9 very few parts of the world. It is hardly Liar’s aub ...... ,19 Legend of Valentino ...... 24 Johnny Carson ...... 20-2^30 8:30 Candlepin Bowling...... 40 Mundo R eal...... 24 area. surprising, then, that a great part of the mills of Ohio, Pennsylvania, and Michigan in draft. Dolly...... 20 Show case...... 57 S.W.A.T...... 40 Big Blue Marble ...... 3 12:30 Gunsm oke...... 40 But the most important single in­ world’s cpnunerce has always moved — have been fed by iron ore from the mines Future trends $100,000 9:30 Flintstones...... 5 Way Out G am es...... 3 Zoom...... 57 1:45 gredient for drawing this huge region and still moves — by water. of Minnesota — carried across the Great An opposite trend must also be men­ Name That Tune ...... 22 Sing & Share...... 18 Movie...... 3 Viewpoint on Nutrition___9 Little Rascals...... 8 8:30 Connecticut...... 24 together would be' a continuation of the Lakes in big bulk carriers of specialized tioned. While conventional ships are lOdK) Pink Panther ...... 20-22-30 Muggsy...... 20-22-30 Bulk carrier* I Love Lucy ...... 5 Hollywood Squares ...... 30 12:30 extremely vigorous economic growth design. More recently large iron ore N ew s___■...... 5 9:00 Victory G arden...... 24 At the moment, the best way of moving limited to speeds below 50 miles per hour N ew s...... 8-20-22-30 M ovie...... 5 carriers have been built for the inter­ MacNeil-Lehrer Report .. 57 Ranger Station ...... 3 which has b ^ n occurring there since (considerably less if they are to be Sports Only ...... 18 Billy G ra h am ...... 9-22 12:40 great masses of homogeneous material is 8:00 M onkees...... 5 World War II. This seems likely for the national trade; other ships cater to economical), new technologies To he announced ...... 24 PTL a u b ...... 18 Dragnet ...... 40 by the so-called VL(X (V e^ Large Crude CBS News Special...... 3 Serpico...... 20-30 Ja b b e rja w ...... 8-40 next decade or two. bauxite, grain, and even wine. Luckily, (hydrofoils and vehicles riding on an air Villa Alegre...... 57 Cross W its...... IdM) BRAKE Carrier). ’The larger the ship, the less fuel 5 M ovie...... 24 Connecticut Report...... 9 operators of large bulk carriers are able cushion) promise ship-like vehicles 7:00 Midnight Special ___ 20-22-30 it has to expend per ton transported. Thus, Rudolph’s Shiny Agronsky At Large ...... 57 Electric Company...... 24 to some extent to shift their ships from capable of up to twice this limit — albeit New s...... 3-22-40 the size of tankers has mushroomed from New Y ear...... 8-40 1:30 9:30 CENTER one trade to another as trading conditions Andy Griffith ...... -...... 5 M ovie...... 9 individual capacities of 20,(XX) tons in 1945 with limited payloads. Such vehicles, 10:30 M ovie...... 2 Sports World...... 3 *11 4 WHiElS have changed. Concentration...... 8 Sanford & Son ...... 20-22-30 to 0.5 million tons 30 years later. which could cross the Atlantic in little A m ericana...... 24 Joe Franklin ...... '. . . . 9 Mayberry RFD ...... 5 Bowling For D ollars...... 9 Week in Review...... 24-57 Mcrtciri Container ahipa over a day, may revive the long-range 3:00 Scooby-Doo...... 8-40 ’The dramatic increase in size involves 700 a u b ...... 18 30,000 Mill Guiranttt serious consequences to the environment The rise in bulk trade has been passenger traffic lost to the airlines. It 10:45 I Outer Limits...... 5 Science Fiction Theatre ... 9 ocsyv: To be announced . .. _. 20 manchiRI* paralleled by a rise in the trade in seems likely that the means of ocean com­ 8:30 Mary Hartman...... 5-57 3:30 — ■ Mister Rogers...... 24 (in the event of disaster at sea) and to the MacNeil-Lehrer Report ,. 24 Merv G riffin...... 5 643-7412 manufactured goods, which were merce will proliferate and its volume in­ T o p p er...... g With Jeanne P arr ...... 2 10:00 pattern of port use (most ports ca'nnot ac­ Mary Hartman...... 30 International Ministry___I8 1U Tai.ii4 Taoli. (IM. II) traditionally handled in small lots. Since crease even more in the future than in the Dick Van Dyke...... 20 4:00 Shazam/Isis...... 3 I Ml. tv. 0< VtMu CInli COURS€S BY N€WSPAP€R commodate very large tankers). In a. Infinity Factory...... 57 Chico & the M an___20-22-30 unloading a large ship piece by piece is a past. New s...... 22-3040 M ovie...... 2 B ew itched...... 5 future war—or other situation of violence Page 8 - WEEKEND - Dec. 4. 1976 Some reflections on the recent MAN PHIL 76

By RUSS MacKENDRICK commemorative stamps you had "MANPHIL” i? a mercifully short forgotten to get. name for the MANchester PHILatelic There was a display of auction stuff run­ MANPHIL -76 Society’s annual hosting of the Connec­ ning width of the hall. You see stamps Monchftler CT. l\ j ticut Philatetic offered singly or on pages or in partly- Society — all in one filled abandoned albums. And there are ..... breath. Stamps always boxes of philatelic material Here is one of the and sometimes referred to by the auctioneers covers prepared for as “junk," but nothing stops the eager the latest occasion coins beavers from bidding Uiem up. Everything is here except a cwnpetitive with a Currier and Ives ‘Minute-man” exhibition of stamps - this will be A fresh sno next April at the MANPEX *77^ see you cachet. They had dandelions, there for another waltz. several types of such special mementos, perfect for including three souvenir cards. Gifts to libraries If you are thinking “What goes on The charter of the Manchester anyway?” then join me in a mini-tour or Philatelic Society Inc. says something waltz-around to get with it. The whole about fostering philatelic knowledge, so Der CURRIER a IVES thing is a sort of bazaar for stamps, new they have voted to supply the Mary and used and on envelopes; and for Cheney, Whiton, and Lute libraries with accessory material such as tongs to hold 1977 copies of the Scott and Minkus stamp of all the medals made by the mint, so you Washington, DC 20402. them, albums for protection and display, catalogs. can winnow out those many mm-official pari and mag glasses to puzzle out details. Sounds like a deal “officials” that came crawling from the Coming events Of course it was primarily set up as a Have just dashed off a check ($3.05) to woodwork this year. And then there is the The Central Conn. Ckiin Club will meet place for the November meeting of the W ashin^n for a copy of the latest Annual foreign coinage program, both for the U.S. Tuesday evening, December 7, at the K of CPSers, but this lasted for only 10 minutes WASHINGTO Report of the Director of the Mint. As Mint and worldwide mints, even with their C Hall, 138 Main St., Manchester. Visitors torious Democr; then back to the fun. described in Coin World, it is stuffed with addresses. Itgives world monetary stocks are always welcome. the new House v There were 15 or 20 booths for dealers, an almost incredible amount of of gold and silver (with the USSR Gerry Gerath’s First Sunday Stamp thirds majority, but first you would have had a chance to numismatic information in its 247 pages. doubtless omitted). And did you know Bourse tomorrow will have a holiday twist among themseiv get some 10-cent envelopes with better- It gives the United States coinage — about FAD coin issues from the Food and with a special free grab-bag door prize the m ajority lea than-nothing stamps and perhaps a lucky quantities, compositions, and dimoisions. Agricultural Organization of the UN in offering. It has now expanded to 25 dealers First they \ number for a door prize (one was a pair of Also you get clues to potential scarcities Rome? All this is supposed to be in the with stamps and supplies for collectors. demonstrate u hand-knit woolen mittens). choice of Thoi in case you want to board— only 65 million Report. Place: Ramada Inn, 100 E . River Dr., Then nearby was the place to purchase Speaker. The v pieces of the 1974 Denver half as against Anyway, I bit, and the check is on its Elast Hartford. Get off at the Darlin St. the souvenir material. Just mside the who has represi 126 million from Philly. This t ^ of info is way to the Superintendent of Documents, E xt. Free parking and admission. U.S. hall was the post-office sub-station where in the House f no surprise, but they go on with the sttuy U.S. Government Printing Office, Postal Service booth as usual. they pull off plate blocks for you to supply challenged in th C!aueus for -thi Library hours retired Speaker Cheney adds many books But the caucu Mary Chaney Library Saturday. brewing for the Adult — 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. position O’Neil Grove — Drums without Nonfietkm New bodes at Manebester's Monday through Friday, 9 Whiton Memorial Library veterans are s< warriors Mary Cheney Library: Ames — Your three-year- a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday. Adult and Juvenile — 10 Sunday they co Higgins — Storm warning Fiction old Juvenile — 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. a.m. to 8:30 p.m. Monday freshmen Dem Hogg — A smell of fraud Bellow — To Jerusalem and Asbe— Moths Monday through Thursday, 9 through Friday, 10 a.m . to 6 month. Jackson — Flameout Boll — The bread of those back a.m. to 6 p.m. Friday and p.m. Saturday Kane — The Tripoli Bennett — TA and the early years documents Creasey — Gideon’s drive manager . Kelly — The wooden wolf Miss! Creasey — A plague of Brondfield — Rockne, the Kenrick — The (Chicago girl demons coach, the man, the legend Kircher — A Roman Scan­ New books at Whiton Cussler — Raise the Browne — Harry Browne’s disru dal complete guide to Swiss banks Titanic! New books at Manchester’s. Nonfiction Jones— The world of cheese Pearce — Apple tree lean Dean — Blind ambition GENEVA, S’ Greenan — The bric-a-brac Whiton Memorial Library: Arble — The long tunnel: A Keyes — The Michigan down Flood — Ride, and fight Blacks and wh man coal miner’s journal murders Philips — Die after dark again R ction Conference bit Grogan — Final score Bostwick — Resume Sarton — A world of light; Trevanian — The Main Gettel — Real estate other today of Darcy — Elya writing: A comprehensive portraits and celebrations guidelines and rules of thumb ambush slayin Darcy — R^ina how-to-do-it guide Steiner — The vanishing Heriteau — The best of elec­ Rhodesia of th Gaines — Nantucket woman Bums — Living it up white man Here’s next schedule tric crockery cooking missionaries — Goldman — Magic, a novel Doraberg — The new Ger­ Sutton — Where the money Jaworski — The right and and a nun. ' Melville — Dragon’s Eye mans: Thirty years after was the power for town bookmobile M illa r — Ask fo r m e Jaworski — The right and Lavender — David Uvezian — The best food of Open hostilit tomorrow the power; the prosecution of Russia Lavender’s Colbrado sides erupted i Here's next week's schedule 3:30 p.m. — Carpenter Rd. Spark — The takeover Watergate British conferei for the Manchester Public 4:10 p.m. — Clyde Rd. McCann — An American to find at le a st: Library bookmobile; Wednesday company Stevens—The metaphorical Toreadors’ opens at H8C on forming an ii Monday 10:30 a.m. — Meadows Con­ eye run Rhodesia 10:30 a.m. — Bluefield Dr. valescent Home. Jean Anouilh’s French bedroom farce, Townsend — Cullinary craf­ 11:40 a.m. — Carver Lane. 1:30 p.m. — TTiayer Rd. "The Waltz of The Toreadors” will begin ting 1:30 p.m. — Coronado 2:10 p.m. — Tinirod Rd. a week of special previews Dec. 10 at Uie Victor — The making of a Weekend, an entertainment and televi­ Apartments. 2:50 p.m. — Wyneding Hill Utilit dance Hartford Stage Company in Hartford, the sion supplement, is published each Satur­ 2 :10 p.m.— Seaman Circle. Rd. Weiner — Drinking first presentation in H ^ ’s “Triple Play day by The Manchester Evening Herald, 2:50 p.m. — Edison Rd. 3:30 p.m. — Carriage Dr. Wolfe — Mauve gloves and Preview Package” of three comedies at Herald Square, Manchester, Conn. 06040. HARTFORD 3:30 p.m.— Wedgewood Dr. 4:10 p.m. — Kane Rd. madmen, clutter and vine discount prices. who forced sta 4:10 p.m. — Fountain Thursday Deadline for Forum of the Arts: Eight Regular subscriber performances begin days before publication. Advertising Northeast Utili Village Apartments. 10:30 a.m. — Regional Oc­ Dec. 17. deadline: Five days before publication. has told the giai Tu a * d a y~ cupational Training Center. The WoriiTt Best For reservations, call 525-4258. cause why it s 10:20 a.m . - E . Middle 11:40 a.m. — Victoria Rd. Perfumes-Coh^ contempt for Tpke. near high school. 1:30 p.m. — Valley St. rollback order. “PntQHtWnppIntr 11 a.m. — Walnut St. 2:10 p.m. — West Side Rec. CoursM by N*w«pap«r, Stamps and coins, Forum of tha arts, CB Court of Co 11:40 a.m. — Goslee Dr. 2:50 p.m. — Marshall Rd. Convac, Ask Dick Klalnar, complate TV listings and book Information William C. Biel 1:30 p.m. — Grandview St. 3:30 p.m. — Elizabeth Dr. ARTHUR DRUG the hearing De< 2:10 p.m. — Henry St. 4:10 p.m. — Hillview ... Every Saturday In Tho Harald'a Waakafid magazine. the same consi 2:50 p.m. — Oakwood Rd. Apartments. sought the cor the Public Util ty. The contei requested bj Citizens Actio orchestrated tl roll back rates “ Northeast a flout a mandat’ charging const mu •i!4<