Boycott Try Carter Now Optimistic on Hostage Situation

2 t — EVKNINO HERALD, T h iiii., Dtc. IS, 1919

""Ilbini m nder how you ever got along without me. Fm Conni. Boycott Try Carter has been sending his envoy Fm convenient banking. Easy banking. all over the world to arrange a Iraq Attacks Iran boycott, but no one is listening," TEHRAN, Iran (UPI) - Khomeini said, adding Iran would Carter Now Optimistic Even fun banking! Fll be showing up soon at Iraqi forces, armed with never be free "until we rid ourselves heavy weapons, attacked of all these foreigners.” Khomeini Thursday ordered the southwestern Iran Friday, immediate establishment of an inter­ three locations of the Savings Bank of Manchester. the state television reported. national commission to expose The television had no im­ American espionage “crimes" in On Hostage Situation mediate details on the at­ Iran and sources said it may begin its Fll serve you any hour, any day, any ximeyou want tack. work within days. WASHINGTON (UPI) - Sounding But without threatening military still no way to predict how soon the ring breakfast on tap with his chief He also gave permission for a new note of optimism. President action. Carter also warned he is not hostages will be released. "It could foreign policy advisers. It appeared a neutral observers to visit the 50 cap­ Carter says the Iranian regime prepared to let the "status quo" drag break quickly or it could go on a long prolonged crisis may lead the United du tives to refute American charges appears to be moderating its militant on indefinitely. time,” he said. States to seek collective economic to bank. Y ’!! be able to get cash from TEHRAN, Iran (UPI) - Ayatollah they were being kept in "inhuman" Ruhollah Khomeini today accused attitude somewhat and moving "in sanctions against Iran in the U.N. conditions. The move was cautiously One of his top advisers said there is The president had an early mor- President Carter of deliberately es­ the right direction." Security Council. welcomed by Washington, and White me or make deposits. Pay your loans calating the hostage crisis to win sup­ Carter summed up his latest views port for his re-election and ridicul^ House Press Secretary Jody Powell on the 41-day struggle to win the American attempts to arrange an in­ added, the observers must be “ inter­ release of 50 American hostages held ternational economic boycott against nationally recognized, impartial and sr in Tehran in an interview with a neutral.” or mortgage. Transfer money from Iran. group of Gannett newspaper and Although Khomeini’s order was The militant captors holding 50 broadcast executives. couched in belligerent language, Americans hostage for the 41st day in "In my judgment, there has been diplomatic sources said it appeared some substantial change in attitude savings to checking or vice versa. the U.S. Embassy also warned the to signal a major concession to United States was fomenting Iran’s among the Iranians ... if you take the government moderates, such as internal disorders. early statements and compare them Come visit me at the Main Office, Despite continued public sniping at Finance Minister Abol Hassan to the more recent... there has been Washington, diplomatic sources said BaniSadr, who has been urging the some evolutionary change." Carter the revolutionary government was unconditional release of the said. moderating its views on the hostage hostages. "In some cases not always in the Iran is also upgrading its U.N. and see what makes me tick. crisis, although no quick right direction, but I think in general representation with a full am­ it has,” he said. breakthrough was imminent. bassador, Mansour Farhang, a U.N. "The Americans don’t simply want The Iranian regime was no longer Apply for a Conni-card, too. spokesman announced ’Thursday. threatening "to try the hostages as to free these spies,’’ Khomeini said Diplomatic sources said the “most in a speech broadcast by Tehran war criminals and perhaps execute” optimistic assessment” of Radio. "All this crisis is to help them, Carter said. Carter get re-elected in this coming developments was that some of the He also noted the Iranians have That way, you’ll be ready to go hostages would be paraded before the ’’lowered if not eliminated all term." commission, the United States would together” their hopes Shah \ 0 He added, "Carter doesn’t unders­ be found ’’guilty” of espionage Mohammed Reza Pahlavi "through tand more than this. He doesn’t at­ crimes and all the captives would blackmail would be returned" to when Fm ready to go.” tach any importance to human then be expelled from Iran. Iran. beings." Khomeini went on to accuse TTiey conceded, however, while it But Carter warned he "will not the United States of using Iranians as was likely some of the captives permit this instance (the hostage “Fm Conni-^ guinea pigs for medicines shipped to would be freed, others likely would drama) to Itecome acceptable and to Iran but still in the experimental The convenient continue to be held for some time, be dragged out. I will do my utmost stage at home. to prevent that. The 79-year-old religious leader possibly to face spy trials before an Islamic revolutionary court. "We will not let it become a dor­ way to bank.' also claimed there were Iranians in “In my judgment, there has been mant issue. We will not let the status Iran, the United States and Britain quo become acceptable." plotting against his regime, but he some substantial change in attitude among the Iranians,” Carter said Santa and the President But he stressed. ’Til do everything gave no details. I can to avoid any bloodshed, Thursday. "... In some cases not The Moslem militants in control of President Carter, the First Lady, and Amy turned on, only the star at the top ignited, and provided our hostages are not always in the right direction, but I the embassy ’Thursday allowed a greet Santa Claus Thursday as the arrive at Carter said the rest would be turned on whpn physically harmed” number of hostages to call tbeir think in general it baa" (beengood). . Nevertheless, he told the editors Tbe militant captors, who agreed the ellipse in Washington, D.C., to light the the American hostages in Iran returned to the families. The captors demand the the United States has "adequate to permit neutrals to visit the deposed shah be returned to Iran but National Christmas tree. When the tree was U.S. (UPI photo) military power in the Arabian Sea at in Texas, where he is recuperating, hostages, today issued their “com­ munique No. 71” from the occupied the mouth of the Persian Gulf” attorneys for the cancer-striken shah "We have not made idle threats. " said his health is deteriorating. embassy with a call for national uni­ ty and warned, “'The United States he added. "We have not had to. Khomeini also criticized the four- We’ve made a clear statement of our nation European trip by Secretary of wants to divert the path o f, our Tenants Reject Plan purpose and resolve which will be State Cyrus Vance to line up support revolution by creating unnecessary exercised if necessary." for coordinated economic pressure and irresponsible confrontations Carter said he anticipated the on Iran to free the Americans. (such as the fighting in Tabriz).” World Court may rule on the demand For Condo Changes of the release of the hostages today and "wehope it will be incur favor” Hospital Names By DAVE LAVALLEE been polled yet, but Leslie said that $1,000 credit toward a one-bedroom "We are trying to keep legality, complex would be next. propriety and world opinion — the Herald Reporter unit and a $1,250 credit for a two- Leslie said he was very happy with bedroom unit. right on our side," he said. The crisis has demonstrated GLASTONBURY - With 68 per­ the results of the survey. Many who responded to the survey New PR Head Americans "can be remarkably un­ cent of the tenants at Hale Farms "For the first time, we have an said the apartments were not ited, remarkably resolved and very MANCHESTER - Edward M. Apartments returning a survey sent explanation as to why there is so designed for conversion. They p atien t,” C arter said, "when Kenney, executive director of out by the Office of Community much negative feeling over the con­ said the lack of storm windows and patience is the better part of valor. " Manchester Memorial Hospital, has Development on the propsed conver­ versions. Now we have facts instead separate heating units made them announced the appointment of An­ sion to condominiums, % percent of of hearsay," Leslie said. unacceptable as condominiums. drew A. Beck as director of public those responding said they would not According to the report, responses Again the problem of price was men­ relations and development. purchase a converted unit. were received from 140 of the 204 un­ tioned. Beck joins the staff after six-and-a- Town Planner Ken Leslie com­ its. Out of that number, 132 respon­ Other complaints included the lack half years as public relations- pleted a report Tuesday on the sur­ ding said they would not purchase a of provisions for separate washer development associate at Middlesex veys, which he received from the condominium. and dryer units. Oil Probe Memorial Hospital in Middletown, tenants at Hale Farms. According to the report on the sur­ In the poll, Leslie said only four where he helped to coordinate the ef­ Ttn earlier report by Community vey, tenants who said they would not residents wanted to convert to con­ Worth Risk forts of those two departments. Development Director Richard purchase a condominium said they dominium ownership. During the past two years he also Eigen said if the 204-unit Hale Farms would most likely be forced to move Leslie said this information will served in the voluntary capacity of complex was converted into con­ out of town. The town’s vacancy rate, probably go to the council for review. To Backer Publicity Director for the entire dominiums, 23.7 percent of the according to Leslie is zero percent. He said he does not expect th a^ w n Middlesex United Way campaign. town’s rental stock would be lost. Leslie said a normal vacancy rate is Plan and Zoning Commission to take A graduate of Boston University’s There was a total of 11 questions on around 2 percent. Leslie said any action on the item. JAMESTOWN, R.l. (UP!) - The School of Public Communication, the survey. Only Hale Farms has previously the vacancy rate indicates On Monday the council imposed a Ocean Ranger is rated a 25-1 longshot Beck completed a summer in­ been surveyed so far, but Leslie said there is a serious housing shortage in 31-day moratorium on all con­ to find marketable levels of oil or ternship at the American Motors he expects all of the town’s rental un­ town, dominium conversions until it can in­ natural gas in its first trip to the Corporation's central public its to be surveyed within the next few Leslie said very few tenants were vestigate the entire problem. Baltimore Canyon area, but its prime months. Qnni relations office in Detroit, i^ ile in Andrew A. Beck missed by the survey. He said there "I think it is now the council’s backer says the exploration is worth See Conni, the automatic teller college, be served as director of William E. Chipman has proposed could be about 20 units which are va­ ballpark. It is in their hands,” Leslie the risk. buying the 204-unit Hale Farms com­ machine, and have a free cup of 0123456709 public relations for Boston Univer­ Gilead House, a halfway house for cant in tlie buildings. Personnel at explained. "If the field is productive, the sity’s Center for Applied Social plex from John and Harriet Coccomo eggnog during demonstration young adults with emotional dif­ Hale Farms refused to comment on "There is a personal preference in potential reward justifies taking a 25- PATPOWCl-L Science. ficulties. He also serves as secretary and turning the apartments into con­ the number of vacant apartments. town among young persons and elder­ f l. hours-Thursdays, 6 pm-8 pm; 1 risk, if we fail, we really fail. There Beck has been active in community of the Connecticut Hospital Public dominiums. In addition. Chipman has According to the report, the ly persons to rent,” Leslie said. is nothing more useless than a dry © Saturdays, 9 am-12 noon - inside our Manchester Main Street affairs in the Middletown area, ser­ Relations Society. expressed interest in buying the 18- average length of residence is 3.6 "They are happy with renting.’’ hole in the ground covered by 400 feet Office. Applicants for a Conni-card, which actuates the ving on the board of directors of Big He will be relocating to the Ehist unit Willieb Street apartments and years. The moratorium will give the coun­ of water,” Murphy Oil Corp. Presi­ machine, must be at least 18 years old and maintain checking Brothers/Big Sisters of Northern Hartford-Manchester area in the turning them into condominiums. "This figure indicates the stability cil a chance to speak with tenants dent Robert J. Sweeney said BH BBB and statement savings accounts with us. Middlesex County and on the board of near future. The Willieb Street tenants have not of the complex — dispels any notion and developers on the issue. Thursday. of transiency,” the report said. A number of reasons were cited by the tenants for not wanting to con­ vert, according to Leslie. Those who said they would not con­ vert said the units are not suited for EPA Objects to 1-84 condominium conversion. HARTFORD (UPI) - The U.S. En­ begin on two segments Of 1-84, from SavingsBank Some listed poor insulation, the vironmental Protection Agency the Mancheste;-Bolton town line to BBiiiliiaaBaaMaBMBnHMMnHM soundproofing and improper to ^ y asked the federal Transporta­ Columbia and from Windham to the maintenance. tion Department to withdraw its ap­ Rhode Island border. There were also complaints that proval of extending Interstate 84 But EPA said today it "believes it NFL kt confuting stage and Big E the management was uncooperative, of( Manchester The Weather ' Right Step / between Hartford and Rhode Island. is unacceptable to approve the design leads way in NBA headliner.Page and the process of the conversion has The EPA reiterated its earlier fin­ of the two eastern Connecticut Continued deer 'and coM today 15. not been explained in detail. Maachttlcr: Main Street (Mftin Office); Purodl PUce (Drive lo)i Hie Board of Direetbn have dings that the highway project would segments of 1-84 prior to adequate Burr CoRicn Stopping Cciiw; Ea« Ccnicr Street; Mancbetur Fnkade; with temperatum in the 'taken a Map in the rBM (ttreetten in ’ Many respondents argued that the "have unacceptable environmental impact evaluation and agreement on Hartford Rood at McKee; Sboprite Plaa at Speacer; Ibp Notch Shopping iqr and becoming milder Saturday appifoving some of me recommen- a a qp-prices being asked for the units are and public health impacts.” an environmentally sound corridor Center at North End. EaaC Hartfoid: B u m ^ Avenue; Pttfnam Bridge Plaza. I I M U M much too Wgh. wlUi high temperatnrea in the 40'e. datioDS indnded in a study on ef­ ip a a y The agency also asked the Council for 1-84 in Rhode Island.” BoktM: Bohon Notch at Route 44A. Awtorar: Andover Shopping Plan. According to a notice sent to the SoiWh Windaor SulUvan Avenue Shopping Center. PageX V ficiency in tmm govonmenli- Page rt..mUuA on Einvirdnmental Quality to resolve The agency has maintained the Aahford: Junction Rouica 44 A 44A. Mraber F.D.l.C Tekpbonc 646-1700. 4...... tenants early in November, the disputes about the massive construc­ highway would damage waters of the Pond Damaged 1 prices of the units would be between tion project across eastern Connec­ Scituate Reservoir...... ” : »50,900 to lee.WO. These prices are It said initial design would Dr. Douglas Smith tells the In Sports r<». only for tenants and th ^ are subject ticut. The council now has 60 days to "initiate an irreversible chain of ' CoBservation Commission the tofn ?...... without noUce, according take action on the matter. damaged Union Pond and he feels Scandal at New Meileo Udvarii- reopwima ...... a ^ written letter sent to the events which will result in they should be responsible for ty sprehdt' to football rhanneling interstate traffic to the : ■ ‘ T J tenants. DOT officials earlier approved en­ paying to repair the damages. Page team...Mnltempo named chief vironmental impact statements western boundary of the Scituate 2. boxing, referee in Connecticut.. S which would have allowed design to watershed.” ...... Tenants who purchase units in V, •...... * their present condition will receive a

!!C . 2 - EVENING HERALD. Fri.. Dtc. 14, 1979 EVENING HERALD, Fri., Dec. 14, 1979 - 3 Aid Asked MACC Planning Survey For Paying Update School Cos! 5? <3 On Adult Day Care Need member of the Church Scientology rise in the dollar on the Tokyo Brussels by opening at 28.8750 nounced it wil) investigate charges a “ni^tmare.” She had planned to I suggested activities. Time may also fidential, “ We need the answers for Gold Prices has filed a $200 million suit against By LAUREN DAVIS SHEA market where Japan’s agreement to Belgian francs from 28.8250. Wilson, 62, a Democrat, accepted move out the day of the fatal blaze. SOUTH WINDSOR - In what the be used for shampooing, shaving or MACC's use to substantiate the (act the church, blaming Scientology for Herald Reporter cut its imports of Iranian oil led to a Only in Milan did the dollar drop in $15,500 in payroll kickbacks and con- Ms. Gaston’s children and three he termed “ a unique approach” to manicuring LONDON (UPI) - The price of her divorce and accusli^ church that an adult day care center is gold dropped slightly off its all-time flurry of dollar buying. i value, opening at 812.125 lire from vereted $28,900 in campaign other people were killed Thursday by budget preparations for fiscal year MANCHESTER —The Manchester Vami said adult day care is the needed,” donations for his own use. leaders of refusing to refund money high and the dollar rehounded today "Support for the dollar was evident 812.800, while the Frankfurt opening a fire that leveled two adjacent 1980-81, Board of Education Chair­ Area Conference of Churches is missing link in the old age cycle. He Varni said even before doing the she had turned over to the organiza­ in what financial experts said was an from the Far Elast,” the dealer said. was unchanged at 1.7345 marks. A 15-count “ statement of alleged wood-frame houses in south Chicago man John Giordano asked the Town attempting to broaden the options said people go from the senior citizen survy, he considers the need for adult tion. available to the town’s elderly and at overdue comeback. The dollar finished the week at violations” from the committee ac­ suburb. Council to consider underwriting center type of activities, to a nursing day care an established fact. “ From The class action suit, filed the same time cut in half the cost of Gold opened the day in London at 243.10 yen, up to 4.20 points against cused the congressman of padding " I t happened so quick,” saidf the budget overruns that exceed es­ home or in-house care. what I see in Manchester, it’s their care. )459.25 an ounce, a drop of $1.75 from Thursday’s close. Politician Charged his payroll and lying to the com- young mother, who suffered minor Thursday in U.S. District Court by timates by five percent. The adult day care concept necessary,” he said. Lavenda Van Schaicfc, accuses the Dennis Varni, MACC’s elderly Thursday's record close. In Zurich, In Zurich, the dollar opened at WASHINGTON (UPI) - For the m ittM while under oaUi during a 1978 injuries when she jumped from a Giordano said he believed such a prolongs the active life of seniors. His survey will be sent to the inquiry. second-floor window. "There was church of fraud, breach of contract procedure would help to avoid higher needs researcher, has developed a gold sold for $457 an ounce at the 1.60575 Swiss Francs after second time in his political career, Instead of going from senior centers town’s public health nursing associa­ Wilson, who is in his ninth House fire everywhere, everywhere. It was and Inflicting emotional and mental taxes for the town's taxpayers as survey designed to prove the need for opening, $2 below its previous close. Thursday’s close of 1.69750, while in Rep. Charles H. Wilson of California to nursing homes, the direct path is tion, housing authority, library and term, denied the charges, saying, "I all over the house.” distress upon some of its members. adult day care. 'Die dollar also started the day on Paris, the opening of 4.06000 francs faces charges of wrongdoing from well as the threat of insifficient funds broken by a period in adult daycare. human services departments. After have never violated any federal law Police were questioning two men The complaint asks the court to Instead of paying an average of $32 the world’s money markets, opening was up against the previous close of the House Ethics Committee. for basic educational needs. Nancy Carr, MACC's executive their revisions, Vami and a sociology or rule of the House of Represen­ order the church to drop its designa­ per day to place senior citizens in higher everywhere but Milan and 4.0650 francs. A year ago, as part of the Korean who said they knew who set the Giordano said the Board of Ekluca- director, said, “ Adult day care is an student will begin asking the tatives.” tion as a non-profit organization and nursing homes, adult day care Frankfurt. The pound sterling began the day bribery scandal, Wilson was blaze. Two empty gasoline cans were tion is faced with “ huge overruns” in option, especially for those families questions. People over 62 within to discontinue policies designed to provides group care during the day in “ After the sharp falls the U.S. worth ^.1975 in London, down nearly repreiamrided by the House on the found at the scene, one inside the the areas of energy, special educa­ who work, yet don't want to place various income brackets who are on Fatal Fire “ attack” opponents of Scientology. a safe, comfortable environment at a currency has taken this week, it was a cent from Thursday’s close of oasis ot a committee finding he house and one outside, investigators tion and equipment. Giordano their parents in convalescent the town's housing waiting list will be cost of approximately $16 per day. At hom es." due for a rally as many people $2.2050. ’ failed to report a cash gift from CHICAGO HEIGHT, lU. (U PI) - said. Representatives of the church suggested that the council fund possi­ approached. Vami also is seeking 30 ble overruns during the next fiscal night and on weekends the senior The survey Varni has developed thought the selling had been over­ The d ollar also rebounded in former South Korea lobbyist Ton^sun For Ernestine Gaston, who lost all denounced the suit as an attack on adults who have parents they would done," said a dealer for Barclay's Church Suit year out of the town’s contingency citizens would live with their asks such questions as age, address, Amsterdam, with an opening of Park. five of her children in a fire police the first amendment guarantees of be interested in placing in the 1.9150 guilders compared with 1.9100, freedom of religion. fund rather than have the board sub­ children. sex, sources and amount of yearly in­ program. Bank International. On Thursday, the comm ittee an- suspect was set by an arsonist, it was BOSTON (UPI) - A former The dealer also cited an overnight and continued a two-day rise in mit an inflated budget in anticipation Vami said a typical day in adult come, and disabilities. Varni said Those who are interested in par­ of possible funding problems. day care begins with coffee, conver­ although some of the questions are ticipating or would like further infor­ sation,and television. He said ■Peopletalk. He added that the school board personal, the answers will be con­ mation are asked to call 646-1441. transportation to and from the center would absorb overruns of up to the 7977 would be provided by the center. J / 30 2 five percent. He said without such Smith Blames Town The late morning hours would be i \ cooperation from the Town Council, Rec Hours To Change spent working on hobbies, such as the Board of Education would have to MANCHESTER -T h e Manchester and 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. Mel To Dehut gardening, painting and needlepoint increase its budget to meet ad­ Rereation Department will observe Saturday, Dec. 29,10 a.m to 5 p.m. It could also be spent gaining ditional costs. He said in the area of the following holiday schedule Sunday, Dec. 30, 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. S o n g ” medical care. ^^Christmas For Pond Damages heating fuel and gasoline, the depart­ Christmas week at its three indoor (West Side Rec only) / The afternoon is proceeded by a ment is expected to spend 70 percent Recreation Centers, East Side Rec, Monday, Dec. 31,10 a.m. to 4 p.m. In 1945, Mel Torme co-wrote “The Christmas half hour exercisq time. The MANCHESTER - The town the January agenda. more than budgeted for fuel this 22 School St.; West Side Rec, 110 Tuesday, Jan. 1, closed in obser­ Song” with Bob Wells,and “ chestnuts roasting on an program would provide special LMwonn Fj A damaged Union Pond, and the town Smith estimated the restoration of In other action, the commission fiscal year. Cedar St.; and Community Y, 78 N. vance of Christmas. open fire” became an instant yuletide classic. Since lunches for those on diets. should restore it. Dr. Douglas Smith the townowned property would cost accepted the resignation of Dr. Giordano said that out-of-school Main St. During the Christmas school vaca­ then, more than 500 artists have recorded it and Early afternoon would be free for told the Conservation Commission about $5,000. “ This is the cheapest Frederick Spaulding. placements of local children must be Monday, Dec. 24,10 a.m. to 4 p.m. tion there will be no evening recrea­ Torme has done it three times himself — but he's Christmas Cookies relaxation. The daycare center Vami last night. proposal, he said. “ I think it’s worth The commission presented Dr. funded in part by local board under Tuesday, Dec. 25, closed in obser­ tion program' at Buckley, Bowers, never sung it on prime-time television. He will on envisions would include sleeping trying.” Spaulding with a certificate and a state law. vance of Christmas. Nathan Hale, Waddell, and Dec. 22 when he does a Christmas special for PBS Dr. Smith, president of the Mrs. Santa Claus (Nancy Thomas) has been busy in her rooms for those desiring a nap. 70 7* The program for 1500 feet of bottle of wine, honoring the 10 years He said a few years ago that budget Wednesday, Dec. 26, 10 a.m. to 4 Verplanck schools and no open swim network. Meanwhile, he'll get in practice today at kitchen this week making cookies to be sold at the Christmas Planned activities would occupy Hockanum River Linear Park Com­ shoreline includes constructing an he has served. item was under $25,000, but this p.m. and 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. at Manchester High School. the White House. He's been invited by President Fair to be sponsored by Girl Scouts from Troops 664 and 77, the later part of the afternoon. Bingo, mittee presented a 17-point program earthem berm, planting trees, im­ '‘I’ve never seen anyone so fiscal year, costs for out-of-school Thursday, Dec. 27. 10 a m. to 4 The recreation program in the ( 2 3 * Carter and first lady Rosalynn to sing for a White movies, games, reading, and dis- UPlWtATNER POIOCAST • for restoring the natural beauty of proving the drainage, and removing dedicated in my life,” Theresa placements will amount to more than Saturday. The fair will be from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Center p.m. and 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. schools will resume Jan. 2. House staff party where his 11-year-old daughter, the north side of Union Pond. The cussg current events were all stumps and debris. Parla, chairwoman, said. “ He has $ 100 , 0 0 0 . Congregational Church. Mr. Santa Claus will also be on hand to Friday, Dec. 28, 10 a m. to 4 p.m. For period ending 7 a m, EST 12/5/79. During Friday daisy, will make her show biz debut in a duet with town had “damaged” the area by Smith said the contractor who put put in between 5 and 25 hours every listen to children and for picture-taking. (Herald photo by night, snow is expected across the upper sections of the daddy. removing large amounts o f sand, and in the sewer may provide the week on this commission.” A dam son) Plains and Mississippi Valley while fair to partly cloudy installing a sewer line. necessary topsoil and ^ass seed. Citing the Case Mountain Tribute Paid skies are forecast elsewhere. The Conservation Commission Union Pond was purchased from purchase, Parla said, "He has done Twin Game voted to recommend the program to Hartford Electric Light Ck>. in 1961 so much for the Town of open every nils 'til It’s said everybody has a double somewhere. Ar­ the Board of Directors, for action on for $90,000. Manchester. We will miss him." Manchester Public Records Slain Teacher •xcapt Mturdayt Weather Forecast turo M. Lopez found his in the Nueces County Jail at (cloMd Sunday) NEW HAVEN (UPI) - Corpus Christi, Texas. He was beind held on a storage tank at 71 of a crim e prevention coun- ( t W arranty deeds Donald Cyr and siding at 116 Falknor felony theft charge when the Border Patrol hauled Crestridge Drive, $400. The city today paid tribute cil and "renewed public G.L tree light Connecticut U & R Housing Corp. to Maryanne Wagner, both of Drive, $2,500. to Anthony Annunziata, 56. in a ^ o u p of illegal Mexican aliens slated for depor­ Kevin Case, wood stove commitment to our Becoming partly sunny by way to partly sunny skies by Ella Gets Drug Probe Manchester. Robert Mazzone for sets and replacement Ronald Hems and Judith B. tation. When Lopez looked at Alfredo Estrada at 874 Tolland Turnpike. a popular high school schools " as measures the V afternoon Highs in the mid to or during the afternoon. High Hems, property at lot 3 of Wayne D. Clarke and Susan Dischert. wood stove bulbs Barrientos it was like gazing into a mirror. So he HARTFORD (UPI) - State received narcotics from 22 drugs $600. teacher shot to death city has taken to combat upper 30s. 3 C. Clear and cold temperatures in the 30s. 1 to 4 letter although state monitoring of Highland Park subdivision, Linda L. Bard, both of at 98 Walnut St.. $750. talked Barrientos into swapping identification auditors have disclosed a case of stores on prescriptions written by 16 Bari Construction Co. exactly one year ago violent crimes since An- tonight Lows in the mid 20s. C. Gear and cold tonight. drug prescriptions for welfare conveyance tax $128.70. Manchester. Duane A. Sweet, "(• Lows in the teens and 20s. cards, and Lopez was duly deported and set free in suspected drug abuse by a welfare physicians. Inc. for John Harrington, during an attempted school nunziata's slaying. . Mostly sunny and milder recipients is working, nothing was Albert C. Harris and Gary E. Waterhouse of wood/coal stove at 105 Mostly sunny and milder Mexico. Officials say they had no choice then but to robbery. But Logue said the f* ‘ ■eI■pr^ Saturday. Highs in the 40s. recipient who received large quan­ "rhe drugs, including talwin done about the inform ation it South Windsor and Karen aluminum siding at 114-116 Karen H. Harris to Stanley Deming St., $400. Mayor Frank Logue Probability of precipitation 10 Saturday. Highs in the 40s. deport Barrientos as well, so both are free now — tities of narcotics paid for by the hydrochloride, valium, quaalude and Woodbridge St., $3,500. measures will never '' Hull- provided. E. Blaschik and Elizabeth Walker of Manchester. Victor Dubaldo. wood the tn’iracU of mo’m Jtrti | percent today and near zero Vermonl! Occasional light south of the border. ordered city flags flown at replace Annunziata s f . state. carbitral, were dispensed between They said they turned to the gover­ Building Permita stove at 41 Homestead St . Bidwell Home Improve­ dovjritown mancktrter thing" tonight and Saturday. snow diminishing to scattered V, Blaschik, property at halfstaff for the day as a "kindness and dedication." The auditors Thursday asked Gov. September 1978 and last March. nor after being unable to get satisfac­ Fred Brunoli Construc­ $250. ment Co. for Alan Northwest winds 15 to 20 mph flurries this afternoon. High Northfield Green Con­ ■ tribute to Annunziata. who adding he "set an example Ella Grasso to investigate the state All the drugs are popular items on tory answers from the DIM and the tion Co. for Paul.Badeau. Richard Molloy, Kasputis, aluminum siding today diminishing to light and temperatures in the 20s. Down to the Sea dominium, $58,000. taught in the public school for our entire city."' '' the illegal street drug market. alterations at 24 at 15 Academy St.. $2,800. variable tonight. Southerly Clearing and colder tonight. payments for large quantities of nar­ Consumer Protection Department. Ward D. Dougan and w ood stove and brick system for 19 years. Lows zero to 15 above. Satur­ Bob Dylan wasn't able to make the launching par­ cotics over a seven-month period to a Neither the drug stores or the chimney at 53 Gyde Road. Starkweather St., $1,000. Tekla Martuzans, winds 10 to 15 mph Saturday Donohue and Becker said they had Astrid J. Dougan to Karim In commemorating An- day partly sunny. Windy and ty, but just about every welfare recipient, whose name was physicians were identified in the $600. Lauretano Sign Corp. for wood.'coal stove at 60 Extended Outlook no direct knowledge'of the welfare Aftabazari and Elizabeth nunziata's death last Dec. milder Highy in the 30s to resident of the Carib­ not disclosed. printout. recipient’s medical situation but the D. Aftabazari, property at Aldee Poulin for Bruce Pearle Vision Center, Ferguson Road. $600. MaRHarhunet 1A, Rhode near 40, Jay Jackson, the governor’s legal 14. Logue said Thursday bean island of Beguia quantity of drugs and the number of n o Strickland St., $45,000. A. Dixon, vinyl siding at Manchester Parkade. sign, B. McDonald for Joseph Island and Connerlieut: Maine: Occasional light Auditors Leo Donohue and Henry counsel, said Income Maintenance the city will "continue to turned out to see his new doctors and pharmacies involved Adoption of trade name 393 Oakland St.. $2,300. $900. W. Longo, wood stove and Partly cloudy Sunday with snow north and light snow en­ work to see that senseless 63-foot, two-masted Becker said ' they received in the (Commissioner Edward Maher was “ cuased us to bring this matter to Russell J. Bilodeau, James F. McQueeney for mason brick chimney at 92 chance of showers at night. ding south today. Highs teens Paramount Services Inc. violence will no longer schooner Waterpeal main a confidential copy of a com­ asked to explain the matter. Gordon and Helen Keeney, Winthrop Road, $1,000. Clearing Monday. Fair north to near 30 along the your attention." as Paramount Exter­ wood stove at 184 shatter the lives of good Tuesday High temperatures slide down the way. The puter printout that showed the person The auditors told the governor in a roof at 100 Washington St., Thomas O'Neil for John coast. Gear tonight. Lows 5 minating Co., 158 Rising Princeton St., $400. people, their families and schooner, built by L. O’Neil, wood stove at 36 in the 40s Sunday and in the below to 10 above zero. Mostly Trail Drive. Fred Brunoli Construc­ $1,500. Barnwood Road, $453.44. friends. " 30s Monday and Tuesday sunny Saturday. Highs 20s and shipwright Nolly Sim­ Anthony V. Marinelli as tion Co. for Dick Nolley. Des Savoie for Charles Overnight lows mostly in the Walter Mozzer, wood T h e mayor cited 30s. mons and his father Marinelli Auto and Truck wood stove and brick Tatem Jr., vinyl siding at 20s Sector Police Set Priorities stove at 18 Weaver Road, tightened security at New Hampshire; Flurries Bloosie — so named S e r v ic e , 878 H artford chimney at 24 25 Sunset St., $2,000. Verm onl: Occasional rain north and light snow ending $375 Wilbur Cross High School, r because in addition to Sgt. Anthony Kalkus, north sector Road. Starkweather St., $600. Bidwell Home Improve­ or snow showers Sunday. early followed by clearing By DONNA HOLLAND vent robberies and to provide securi­ an ordinance limiting the b e in g th e ' i s l a n d ’ s Steven Brown as the Harold Parent for Arthur ment Co. for E. Samnel Mild, highs 35 to 45. Lows in south today. Highs near 20 supervisor, said, “ The purpose of of ty for people shopping in the shopping sale of handguns, creation sailmaker he sings the Herald Correspondent Smachetti, roof at 99 Moseley, aluminum siding the 30s. Windy Monday. north to low 30s along the the high visibility is to make sure plazas in the north sector. Manchester Bottle blues — took more than BOLTON — The objectives for the Summer St., $995. at 50 Clyde Road, $2,600. Scattered snow flurries main­ coast. Clear tonight. Lows 5 attention is drawn to the change in He said, “ There will be no sign of Redemption Center. 58 a y e a r t o b u i l d . north sector state police for R obert E. Jarvis for 'TRIM FASHIONS' ly west and north. Clearing below to 10 above zero. Mostly the traffic flow through the Notch.” uniformity in the patrol pattern so Cooper St. Romeo J. Roy and ® ^ , r . x 'Tuesday. Much colder. Highs Islanders collected at December are to have high visibility sunny Saturday. Highs 20s and He said, “ The sector troopers will would-be criminals won’t know when Marriage lieenaea Margaret Roy, wood stove Susanne Pearlson, tool SpTMton ii both days in the 20s. Lows Port Elizabeth, in and around the Bolton Notch area, 30s. take enforcement action on flagrant we'll be stopping in.” Blair Anthony of at 12 Kane Road. $550. shed at 22 Mountain Road. Slandariiing phit-tha zero to 15 above. slaughtered a cow for for the rest of the month, and to es­ hM m u Winter Sports Outlook violations.” Schenectady, N Y. and Cliff St. Onge for $700. tablish erratic patrols that will check Kalkus said radar in the Bolton Maine and New the occasion, and Richard Wann, aluminum Roger Ricard, gas It will become partly sunny Kalkus said, -“ Erratic patrols will Notch area would be provided by Sherrie Lyn Hopperstead Whore foshioft is e Hampahire: Chance of rain livened the party with a vast gallonage of beer all businesses in the entire sector on or snow north and rain south over southern New England be established in an attempt to pre­ traffic headquarters. of Manchester. look, not a siso Merry Christmas today. Light snow will con­ “ salvaged” from a freighter that fortuitously had a regular basis. Sunday. Fair Monday and ...In a most Tasteful way I Tuesday. Highs in the 30s to tinue in most of the far north run aground several days earlier. Dylan will take while ending across central the helm as soon as the ship is fully rigged. Killed in Fall Speciot sues low 40s Sunday cooling to the 12 > lo 26 3 areas followed by partial 20s and low 30s Monday and FOX LAKE, 111. (UPI) - ond 38 *0 52 Tuesday. Lows in the teens clearing. High temperatures Firefighters arriving at a Our Candy and 20s Sunday morning and 5 in the teens and 20s north and Getting Granny complex for elderly per­ % u r nam e ill 30s south. It will be clear and to 15 Monday and Tue^ay. sons saw an 82-year-old Christmas List Includes very cold tonight. Lows near Hopefully, the hottest yuletide novelty tune since auHienlic hierc^l^liics New England to below zero north and in the carols by The Chipmunks isn’t a true sign of the woman, who was hanging PERFECT .MasRarhuRetts, C onner­ teens and 20s south. Mostly times. 'This year's barnburner is a ditty called out of her fifth-floor room BOXED CHOCOLATES - A tpac/a/ Children's lieut and R hode Islandt sunny Saturday. High "Grandma (Jot Run Over by a Reindeer.” A lyric window to escape a small We spell it out especially for you as a Bet you’re not HOLIDAY Santa Sox, Fancy Qltl Soxat, our Oafuxa pendant, charm, tie tack, cufflinks, Mostly cloudy skies will give temperatures in the 20s and sample: “ Then we found her Christmas morning at fire, lose her grip and fall Chrlsimss Assorlmsnl, snd a Larpa 30s north and 40s south. to her death, officials say. scatteipln or stickpin using the GIFT Ssisctlon ol Boxsd Milk snd Dark Chocolsiss the scene of the attack. She had hoofprints on her Egyptian alphabet below. A most forehead, and incriminating Claus marks on her Agnes Litwin was BY In ’/> lb., 1 lb., 2 lb„ 3 lb. snd 5 lb. ilzaa. pronounced dead at iimiBual gift Allow 10 days for Across the Nation back.” The tune — by Texas songwriter Randy dellveiy. Brooks — started out as part of the act of San Fran­ McHenry Hospital tfiinking about LADY WINN HARD CANDY - Both solid snd flllod Chrlstmts cisco folksingers Elmo and Patsy Shropshire, but it Thursday. Paramedics c 0 Gty Fcsl Hi Lo were unable to revive her K candy In attractfva tins and In bulk. Cut rock, Albuquerque was so popular they decided to record it. Says v - J a -L c 51 2 Minneapolis pc 28 11 on the lawn of the Lakeland ■ f loll-wrappad trulls and barrias, aiaortad ribbon Anchorage pc 07 02 Michael Ludvik of Tower Records, “ It's hot. I’ve c H K Nashville c 44 28 Senior Citizens Apartment candy and paanul buttar ribbon candy • Asheville c 63 39 New York c 55 30 had to call back and order more. I’m sort of J i U Atlanta cy 70 43 bewildered by the whole thing.” (implex, said Frank R. A fD 7 Oklahoma City cy 46 37 Spring Busch of the Fox Lake Fire N R Billings pc 40 35 Omaha c 38 24 Birmingham c 68 38 Philadelphia c 54 32 Department. 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Route 8, Mton • Hartford Chic Center • Westfarms Mall died at his Mount Vernon home after asking his doctors to day. in New England: 829-0431 “ let me go off quietly.” January 15. Maine: 57563. / 4 - EVENING HERALD. FH.. Dec. 14. 1879 EVENING HERALD, Fri., Dec. 14, 1979 - 5 Trouble Predicted .E d it o r ia l iBaurlirstrr Suruimji HmnW In State Budget Manchester — A City of Village Charm nmr$ A Correct Step Founded Oct. 1 , 18S1 PLAINVILLE (UPI) - municipalities that the FMTFUM Published by the Manchester Publishing Co., Herald Square, Senate Majority Leader state aid they’ve been F rM li t w M l Apple Cktor Manchester’s Board of bring the municipal ad­ of directors that they are ac­ Manchester, Conn. 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711. Joseph Lieberman, D-New receiving may not be as (MM* Ml FtmhI***) Directors took action this ministration in line with the ting on matters outlined in Haven, predicts law­ . plentiful next year. Towns M«mb«r. Audit Butmu of Cireutation Mombor. Unitod Pratt InttrnttlontI Native Apples week on several items report before budget con­ the study that do not require makers will have the and cities already have Sltvtn Harry. Exacutivt Editor rockiest ride balancing responded that residents OPEN 7 D AY S A W EEK recommended in the manage­ siderations come up. revision of the charter, the Cuttomtr Strvlot 647>9946 Frank A. Burbank. Managing Editor Atymond F. Robinton, Editor-Pubilthtr Harold E. Turklngton. Editor Emarltua next year’s budget since can’t afford the property 260 BUSH H IU RD. - REAR MANCHESTER We hope these actions will apparent stalling tactic on Gov. Ella Grasso came to ment study done by Public tax increases that such result in a leaner, more ef­ power four years ago. Administration Service. the charted accomplish those portions of the study it Because of the procedure reductions would force. ficient government. Mayor Stephen Penny was nothing. can without charter revision. required to change the “ Eh-ojections of a possi­ Manchester’s town charter ble budget deficit this year quick to point out that the At this time of year it is dif­ We interpret the mayor’s charter, the delay shouldn’t board did not contract for the goes into great detail on the ficult to organize and charge and a potential gap next commitment to also include cause any major disaster. fiscal year are real,” he makeup of the town ad­ such a committee, but steps study to have it collect dust the charter revision commis­ But there is disagreement on told a Council of Small ministration. Towns luncheon in Plain- on a town hall shelf. should be well under way to sion as soon as possible. changing the charter and the We applaud this action by Some charter provisions see the committee go to work ville Thursday. We can see no reason to commission may need a lot of The Legislature’s fiscal the board and add our con­ are somewhat restrictive of on the charter as soon as delay the establishment of time to work out com­ experts are predicting a steps toward major possible. gratulations to Penny’s self- the commission beyond the promises that will be accep­ big budget deficit when the reorganization of the town fiscal year ends in July. aggrandizement. Meanwhile we hope the holiday season and only wish table to the citizens. Consultant studies are administration in line with directors will continue in Rep. Irving Stolberg, 6- the move had been a first (impacting the time the New Haven, co-chairman the needs of today. expensive. When they are Penny’s well-articulated goal priority after the November commission will have to iron of the Finance, Revenue contracted the government To date a charter revision o f getting the town’s election. out the potential differences and Bonding Committee, body paying the bill should commission hasn’t been moneysworth out of the said it could be as much as As it now stands, two could result in more consider it a commitment to named and much of the work management study. $40 million. Mrs. Grasso months, at least, will be lost divisiveness in town govern­ already has rejected a follow the advice such studies in the P.A.S. study cannot be We share Penny’s con­ and work that could have ment which Manchester cer­ proposed $2.7 billion provide. accomplished. budget for next year, fidence the board will have been accomplished before the tainly can do without in light Bennet Junior High Winter Concert The board is taking steps to Although it is to the credit the wisdom to implement saying it would force new holiday season is waiting. of recent political history. or increased taxes and Choir Director Walter Grzyb conducts a 18 event scheduled for 7:30 p.m., which also spending reductions. She practice session for the seventh grade also for the first time iast Congressional Quarterly features the combined seventh grade choirs week said new or increased soloists in the Bennet Junior High Winter performing Christmas favorites. (Herald taxes were a “ possibility.” Concert. From left, Joanne Parker, Peri photo by Pinto) ‘ ‘The situation is Thoughts Smith, Maureen Murphy and Lynn Camire serious.” Lieberman said, will be lifting their voices in song at the Dec. “ and the fact that the “ What ChristmaB Means to bring tidings of great joy to all peo­ A Conservative’s Conservative governor, who is known for Me” ple. "F ear not” the angel said. her frugality and ability to "And the angel said unto them. Christmas removes fear, it lightens stretch a tax dollar, is “ Fear not for behold I bring you my heart when I see the happy eyes By Warden Moxley 'crisis’ they now seem to be.” ,. opponent. He has won re-election Driver Charged in Accident talking of possible tax in­ tiding of great joy which shall be to of those to whom I have given a gift WASHINGTON - For Philip M. But Crane does not reserve his en­ easily ever since. creases is an indication of this" all people. For unto you is bom this — neither gold, frankincense, nor Crane, things started to go badly for dorsement of the free market just for Crane has been in the minority par­ He, iike the governor, day in the City of David, a savior, myrrh — but an apron, a book, a can­ the United States about 50 years ago. the big issues. In August, 1978, he ty during his entire congressional Vernon Other passengers in the Mrazik car failure to drive in the proper lane. He were David Neff, 15, of Meadowlark was involved in a one-car accident on issued a warning to which is Christ, the Lord." Luke dle, and other gifts chosen with care. That was when the New Deal, in its introduced an amendment to delete service so his power to affect events Everett H. Brewer. 73. of 17 Laurel St.. Manchester, was charged Road, Vernon and Joan Nesbit, 15, of Sullivan Avenue. 2:10-11. Each family has a tradition that efforts to alleviate the ills of the funds for the U.S. Metric Board, has been limited. He has chosen con­ Thursday with reckless driving in Burke Road. Rockville. Police said his car went off the Tickets All Sold The tidings of great joy come to me means much to their Christmas and I Depression began taking the country objecting to any coercion in conver­ sciously to be a conservative connection with the investigation of a Police said Brewer attempted to road and struck a traffic sign and a with each Christmas card I receive— MANCHESTER - think orange pudding is mine — down the road to big government and ting to the metric system. spokesman rather than concentrate make a left turn into the parking lot tree. No injuries were reported and Dec. 6 accident on Route 83 in Ver­ Tickets are no longer some religious, some scenic, some vanilla pudding with sliced oranges, restricted personal liberty, the On a few occasions, Crane’s devo­ on the nitty-gritty legislative of Vernon Lanes and was struck by no court date was available. non. available for the Awards modem art. some with a bit of news, and meringue. Christmas dinner is Republican House member from tion to the Constitution and personal process. the Mrazik car which was traveling Police are investigating the report Four young people in the second Dinner, sponsored by the some with a signature only. not complete without orange pud­ Illinois believes. liberty has led him into alliance with On Aug. 2, 1978, Crane became the north. of a break into a Niederwerfer Road Letters car involved were taken to Rockville Dilworth- Cornell- Quey I long to hear the Christmas music ding. Brewer was released on his home Thursday afternoon. Entry was Crane, 49, sees much of the liberals. One of the most notable in­ first candidate to enter the 1980 General hospital and one. Matthew Post of the American promise to appear in court in gained by breaking the glass in a rear from carillons, carolers, and choirs The busy days of Christmas American political history as a stances came last year when he in­ presidential sweepstakes. For the Rydzewski, 14, of Evergreen Road. Legion in Manchester set Rockville on Dec. 18. door. as each rendition offers me an oppor­ preparation makes us forget the real struggle against the encroachment of troduced a bill to protect the con­ first eight months, he seemed to be Vernon, is still reported in serious for Saturday night at the tunity to interpret its meaning of joy. meaning of Christmas. The cards, the federal government on the states fidential sources of newspaper making headway in his campaign. By Wilson condition, police said. South Windsor Police said a black leather brief post home. 'Ted Fairbanks, My front door is decorated with a the carols, the wreath, the gifts, the and individual citizens. It is a reporters. February, he was no longer The driver of the other car was John DeForge, 18, of Bloomfield, case, a government bond and about dinner emcee, says “ It’s a wreath and a red bow made from orange pudding would be struggle he is carrying on through his Crane’s political philosophy was regarded as a fringe candidate. Charlotta Mrazik, 18, of Tolland was charged early this morning with $365 in cash were reported missing sellout. " laurel gathered in the woods at meaningless if there had been no long-shot presidential campaign. formed early, and the principal But then a series of setbacks befell Thanksgiving time but now my Christ, the Lord. To some, Crane is like a modem catalyst was his father. Dr. George Crane’s campaign, from which he Supported 1-84 Impact SlalemenI nephew sends me a balsam wreath I hope the meaning of Christmas Don Quixote, charging at the wind­ W. Crane III, a psychologist and has not yet recovered. In a series of HARTFORD (UPI) - recommendations To the editor: from the woods of Maine. will be deeper, its faith stronger, its mills of the federal government at Writer. articles. New Hampshire's con­ Rep. Christopher Dodd, D- EM Wilson of Falknor Drive in Dodd said Thursday the Fifty years ago the first outdoor joys brighter throughout the new every opportunity. At times, he The Cranes sometimes are com­ troversial newspaper, the Conn., says the en­ U.S. Environmental Manchester, to our family’s mind, is vironmental impact state­ Christmas light decorations were year. seems to be a man from another era, pared to the Kennedy family —"the Manchester Union-Leader, charged Protection Agency has an excellent candidate for ment for the proposed used. A trip to Constitution Plaza Laura Poeppel off on a personal crusade to restore Kennedys of the Right” Newsweek that Crane was a womanizer and that asked the Council for En­ Republican Town Committee Chair­ extension of Interstate 84 fills me with the wonder of the South United the old virtues. labeled them last year. he and his wife Arlene were heavy man. We’ve known Ed, his wife Ann, has been handed over to a vironmental Quality to creativity of my fellow man to help Methodist Church His speeches frequently invoke the Indeed, there are some striking drinkers and inveterate partygoers. and his son, Mike, for many years. third federal agency for review the statement. Founding Fathers, the Constitution comparisons. Each family had a The New Hampshire House passed a Mike is in the Navy as a specialist and the Declaration of Independence strong father, whose authority was unanimous resolution condemning in languages, Ann is hard working, as the wellsprings for his analysis of unquestioned and who m old^ his the articles. But Crane apparently SCOOPS byOougSiiqyd EM is a retired Army man and still what is wrong with the country. That children to be disciplined and com­ was damaged politically, with such Winners Selected working. in (WITH 51MPl£.C«IEF-r(WR array serves as a source of inspira­ mitted. In the Crane and Kennedy gossip difficult to squelch despite He was an assistant to Nate tion, security and rigidity for Crane. families there were four sons. In both his denials. WMUEUfTTIKlOP.wriFiroo Agostinelli when Nate was state In Poster Contest Second only to the reverence for families the eldest son was killed in In another blow to his campaign, , po utmm A m it pfopu comptroller. the Founding Fathers in Crane’s an air accident, and the other three many leaders of the so-called New SOUTH WINDSOR - Valley School winners Ed is knowledgeable in town political philosphy is the principle of brothers entered politics. Right, who originally had been at­ More than 380 posters on were Penny Johnson, Chris politics, state and world matters. He the free marketplace. But there also are significant tracted to Crane's campaign, began fire prevention were Mauth and Jeff Still man. speaks well, he’s creative, forceful The free functioning of the differences between the two to abandon him because they felt he entered by the town s Orchard Hill School and concerned. He works hard at elementary school children winners were Heidi marketplace — both for products and fa m ilie s . In con tra st to the was not stresssing their favorite anything he does. as part of the Fire Morgester. Daniel ideas — is fundamental to the Kennedys, the Cranes were relative­ issues enough. He was also chosen to be Phil Department’s promotion of VanHorn and Darlaina prosperity and preservation of the ly poor, with the children growing up Then in May, Crane’s campaign Crane’s representative in this area fire protection and fire Capson Avery Street nation, he believes. For Crane, a free in a working-class neighborhood on suffered further damage when much when Crane was an early announced safety. School winners were Karl economic marketplace is closely con­ the South Side of Chicago. Their of his campaign staff resigned or was candidate for the presidential First prize winners were Stout. Scott Madore and nected to personal liberty. Fh'otestant Calvinist rigor contrasts fired. In quick succession, he lost his James Barrett. nomination. He was invited to awarded Home Smoke (FOR ALL To the extent that the government with the Kennedys’ more boisterous campaign chairman, executive direc­ Detectors. Second and Washington in this connection. interferes in the economy, it in­ lifestyle. And in political philosophy, tor, pollster and press secretary. The third prize were awarded roy'RE TOO coNcKKEP / m r ir... m nwn rip We have previously sent a letter to Licenses Available evitably will infringe upon individual the two families are at opposite ends aides left under confused cir­ gift certificates. FOR touR \mi. the editor in Ed's behalf which has BOLTON —Hunting and rights, he believes. of the spectrum — the wealthy cumstances, but there apparently Winners at Eli Terry not yet appeared, for whatever fishing licenses are now HKJRMEN Crane repeatedly has endorsed the Democratic liberals vs. the poorer was a combination of differences in­ School were Cheryl reasons. available at the Town free market as a better mechanism Republican conservatives. volving ideology, strategy and per­ Bjorkland. Tony DiLeo and clerk’s office. Catherine We are now sending another tmahks than government to guide the In 1969, Crane en tered the sonalities. Carla Jacobsen. Pleasant Leiner, town clerk, said because we feel very positive about economy. His support of the free Republican primary in a special Still another problem developed for fishing licenses cost $5, Thoughtful, practical mr. his candidacy. market runs the gamut from energy House election to fill a vacancy in the Crane when it became widely known Party Tonight hunting and trapping to metric conversion. northern suburbs of Chicago. Backed earlier this year that his campaign Carl A. Gundersen, licenses cost $5 and a com­ BOLTON - The Bolton bination hunting, fishing gifts they*n enioy Discussing the energy situation in by a dedicated core of activist con­ was in debt even though he has raised 115 Olcott Drive, Manchester. Congregational Church and trapping license costs 1975, Crane said, "If the free market servatives, Crane won the multi­ more money than any other con­ Congregators will have a $7. is permitted to work, the energy candidate Republican primary with tender. Much of the money had gone for yean to come.., Christmas party tonight at Anyone more than 65 problems we face, while not dis­ 22.8 percent of the vote and went on to pay fund-raising expenses, leaving 6:30 at Chandler Hall. years of age may get a per­ appearing, would hardly appear the to win the seat over his Democratic little for the actual campaign. The Ladies Benevolent manent license free. Society will have a Christ­ The town clerk’s office is mas party Monday at 6 open daily from 9 a.m. to 3 • HUGE SELECTION OF AMERICA'S p.m. at the home of Irene p.m. and Monday from 7 to Washington Merry-Go-Round Conover. 9 p.m. FAVORITE BRANDS, including all the Big & Toll & Extra Small sizes! John Connally^s Innocence Was Not Quite ‘Certified’ • EVEN IF YOU GOOF ON HIS SIZE, By JACK ANDERSON public record and still-secret govern­ reasonable doubt as the law requires. evidence that the two men had dis­ Ordinarily, we would not resurrect torial rule of the late President IT'S NOT A PROBLEM. Our generous WASHINGTON - With ment files, interviews with confiden­ — FTosecution memos that have cussed the investigation on Oct. 26, details of a man’s criminal trial once Chung Hee Park. In the best tradition characteristic bravado, John Connal- tial sources and questioning of the never been made public would be em­ 1973 — less than three weeks before he had been acquitted. But by dis­ of journalistic fairness, Couley asked exchange policy makes sure he ends up ly has tried to turn his 1975 acquittal jurors — put the CMnnally acquittal in barrassing to the presidential con­ (Mnnally’s emphatic denial to the torting the jury's verdict with his for an interview with Park to com­ on a bribery charge into a political a somewhat different light than his tender. One of them details new grand jury. "certified innocent" nonsense, CMn- ment on Kim’s charges. with the gift h^ wants, in hi§ size! So asset. He boasts that he’s the only “ certified Innocent” braggadocio evidence on Connally’s attempt to From interviews with CMnnally naly has made the actual cir­ The request was refused, on shopping Regal's is realjy Goof-Proof I presidential candidate who has been would justify. cover up the illegal payment from jurors, it seems safe to say they cumstances of the jury’s verdict an grounds that Park had an “ extremely “ certified innocent” by a jury. Here’s what we found: the milk companies. wouldn’t vote to put him in the White issue. busy schedule,” sources told our It’s not all that clearcut, though. — Judge George L. Hart Jr„ who House. Their five hours of delibera­ Muffled Voice reporter Ron McRae. The Park • IF YOU'RE S m NOT CONVINCED, you presided at Connally’s trial, con­ tion hardly constituted the ringing True, he was found not guilty of The perjury-obstruction charges The voice of America pledges in its regime followed up Its refusal by sistently ruled in favor of the endorsement CMnnally would have can get him a Regal Gift Certificate in taking a 110,000 bribe from the milk that were never prosecuted stemmed charter that it will be “ a consistently complaining to U.S. Ambassador defense. His most helpful ruling was the public believe. On the first baliot, producers. But no jury ever passed from Connally’s testimony before a reliable and authoritative source of William Gleysteen Jr. any size you wish. They olways fit! the severance of the two strongest In a secret cable. Ambassador judgment on two other charges — federal grand jury on Nov. 14, 1973. a slight majority voted for acquittal; news” to those who listen to its charges at the request of Connally’s perjury and obstruction of justice. He denied having had any recent con­ one was for conviction and the rest broadcasts in more than 38 Gleysteen conceded that the con­ attorney, Edward Bennett Williams. The prosecution felt these counts versation with his chief accuser, couldn't make up their minds. languages. Despite pressure from troversial interview was "well- Courthouse sources told us that Hart, were the strongest in the indictment, Jake Jacobsen, about the investiga­ In successive ballots, the un­ the State Department and the balanced and reasonable." a former Republican national com­ yet they were severed from the tion or the 610,000, which Jacobsen decided were won over to the majori­ National Security Council, the feisty Nevertheless, he recommended that mitteeman, may have bought Con­ bribery count at said he had given CMnnally. ty view, but the lone holdout for con­ Voice is doggedly sticking to its guns. the Interview be kept off the air. nelly's line that the Indictment was a viction stood his ground stubbomiy. the start of the "When have you last discussed this In October, the timerous cookie The Voice of America refused to be politically motivated frame-up. trial. And after matter with Mr. Jacobsen?” (Mnnai- The holdout and foreman Dennis pushers in Foggy Bottom tried to squelched. Though the bureaucratic — in an unprecedented move, the the bribery ^ ly was asked. O'Toole went over the testimony muffle the Voice, which had taped an sniping caused a delay in the originai (RECAVS judge sealed the names of the jurors. schedule, the interview was finally acquittal, Connal- X "Oh gosh, a long time ago,” replied page by page. Then the judge sent in interview with Kim Young Sam, Manchester & Vernon But my associate Gary Cohn got bold ly was never tried CMnnally. word that it was dinnertime. The leader of the South Korean opposi­ broadcast on Oct. 21. Two weeks of the secret jury list. He found that on the perjury and “ Have you discussed it with him jury asked for 20 minutes to make tion. later,' Kim’s complaints about Part several of tte jurors had serious obstruction of recently, within the last three or four one.last try. The holdout juror leafed Kim told VOA correspondent became academic, when the dictsitbr doubts about CMnnally. They simply justice charges. weeks?” through a few pages of transcript, Edward Couley iiiat ‘lO percent of the was assassinated by his secret pnUr« Our Investigation o f the case — in­ found that the government case “ Nd,” said CMnnaliy. shrugged his shoulders and said he’d South Korean people opposed the dic- chief. cluding study of the voluminous hadn’t been proven beyond a Yet there was clear and convincing go along with the others. e v e n in g h e r a l d . Pri i w li, EVENING HERALD. Frl„ Dec. 14,1979 - 7 Town Unions

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MANCHESTER —The Municipal Employees Group will merge with the American Federation of State, Coun­ ty and Municipal Employees in January. VoL XXXXVI - No. 12 ScUOOL UOBLD nmimmoumv The merger of the two town employees’ unions was an­ nounced Wednesday by union officials. The municipal group proposed the merger by presenting a petition to its mmiemsumai president, Betty Tighe. m m m m n m History Class Visits The municipal group is hoping to take advantage of Local 991’s experience in negotiations and contract SAVm P.O.M.G. language. “Now we simply don't have enough experience in these th ANNIVERSARY m atters,” Tighe said. “Our contract has language 60 Metropolitan Museum loopholes that could be tightened." ENERGY SAVING llie municipal group won a new contract after 14 Mr. Glaeser’s Western Civiliza­ of Dundur. An entire wing was room was breathtaking. One of the monUis of negotiations, in October. While Local 991 has tion class set out to visit New York needed to house the nnagnUicent, French Period Rooms neld an enor­ won contracts with 6 to 7 percent increases, the PROGRAM POR A U City at 7 :45 on Thursday, Dec. 5. The reconstructed original temple. Un­ mous portrait of Louis XIV at the age municipal workers have had only 4 or 5 percent gains. prime motivation for the trip was the fortunately, a portion of the Egyptian of ive wearing a smile and a bejew- The municipal group, composed of clerical and WHO BUY ANY ElECTRONIC world-renowed exhibition of ancient wing was closed off to the public. eled crown. The Middle Age hall held technical workers had once been part of Local 991. About Greek and Roman artifacts at the Still, those three exhibits were some an immense Christmas tree. It was seven years ago they decided to separate from the blue Metropolitan Museum of Art. of the finest collections in the world. Italian and had a creche with all the collar union. Also on the agenda was a tour of St. After lunch (you could bring your figures of (Christmas. The tree held BULOVA WATCH* "We need their expertise and resources,” Tighe said. Patrick's Cathedral (a beautiful own or sample the wares of the street numerous porcelain angels. “Grievances pop up and the language is not too clear on , SMITT example of Gothic architecture) and vendors) the class split up. Each per­ Other popular exhibits were the how to handle them. Hopefully this can be reworded.” .»al the Guggenheim Museum of Modem son had the opportunity to concen­ Middle Ages (the period our class is Tighe expected grievances would be handled faster, b IS NOT III "j- .% Art. The purpose of the trip was to il­ trate on their particular area of in­ currently studying). Arms and Ar­ and that there would be more grievances brought by the I lustrate the facts we had learned terest among the offerings of the mor, and a collection of musical in­ clerical worker with the AFL-CIO union handling the | THE HOME about the artwork of different Metropolitan. struments from all over the globe. Friendly Snake contract wording. 1/ \ HEUTIHO civilizations. It is one thing to read I headed for the French and These instruments, mostly of wood, The municipal workers’ contract expires in 1981. The about the development of painting En^ish Period Rooms. They were came from India, Japan, and Africa. Rebecca Merwin, 5, a kindgergarten student at Sacred Heart School If ^IBOSINESS city till still negotiate two contracts with the groups. and sculpture through the centuries gorgeously decorated rooms im­ Some were of other materials, in­ in Pittsfield, l^ s s., gets acquainted with a boa constrictor with the but we knew this and another to actually see it! ported from 18th century homes and cluding skull bone, human skin and help of Frederick Dodd, director of the World of Snakes. The one-hour " I t ’s not like a new group coming in,” Steven Werbner, The morning was spent viewing the private domains. The white and gold- m aterials inlaid with ivory. personnel supervisor, said. “We've dealt with 991 before. news would warm program on reptiles and amphibians was presented as a special event '4 ! Ancient Egyptian. G reek and paneled rooms, magnificent The Guggenheim Museum, “It won't really have an effect on our negotiations | your heart. Roman artifacts. The highlight of the chandeliers, and exquisite furniture although much smaller, contained in the school’s science curriculum. (UPI photo) because we can’t control the representatives they pick.’’ Egyptian exhibition was the Temple had an overwhelming effect. Each many fascinating works of art. Much The municipal workers had 76 members and Local | of the exhibition space was dedicated 991 about 200 members. to the contemporary work of Joseph Beuys, a German artist who deals with themes of death and war. His , SAVITT Club Learns of major materials are grey felt and fat, although he also has used such ' IS NOT A SAVITT OFFERS A BULOVA diverse objects as hare's hearts, SOLAR TRADE-IN DEAL plastic tubing filled with dried blood, German Lore and huge vats of honey and even an Members of the Manchester High School will play all their home contests there, and / ENERGY YOU KNOW and TRUST old Volkswagen bus. Many of the At this time of year, who is it that customs in various parts of Ger- Hockey Team posed recently for a team pic­ are looking forward to a winning season. students reacted with a laugh and an I ^ ) EXPERT! dresses in a costume of red and many. Another highlight of the day ture at the Bolton Ice Palace. The skaters (Photo by Cummings) incredulous “This is art?” The but we knew this UP TO ^20 for your old white, speaks with a German accent ^ feature film that was viewed special exhibit certainly r looks som ew ^t like a & s^ p . and by the students in which Christmas news would add a watch toward any new BULOVA watch demonstrated that art can be highly hands out gifts to all good boys and and New Year's celebrations in an personal... to the point of being total little sunshine to • c • . Alpine Village were shown. In such ly incomprehensible to all but the ar­ If you guessed that it is Saint villages people still wear traditional your day. tist. For the more traditionally Nikolaus from Germany, you were costumes and have preserved cen- minded, there were colorful pain­ right. Recently students and tury old customs. The program came tings by Van Gogh, Cezanne, Seurat, Musical Shines in Hartford teachers at Manchester High School to an end with the singing of German Picasso, and many others. were able to see what the German Christmas Carols There was so much to see, a vast .'At version of our Santa Claus looks like. B e fo re leaving the G erm an If you've ever passed by the office years. Its music is superb, and credit put into their work. The entire portion of our cultural heritage, and and al^ to learn abou some of the cultural Center, the students on an intermittent Wednesday after for it goes to Richard Adler and production was smooth and enter­ so little time to appreciate it. Though noon, you might have wonder^ what Jerry Ross. The story-line deals with taining. The set, too, was a triumph, r " ' of various German we were all tired from walking all On ^ursday, D « 6 the German Christmas cookies. The students was going on. A crowd of students a middle-aged man named Joe who for its designers were faced with the 4, SAVITT day, and really didn't want to get up ■V/.vV.'tV' » Saint Nikolaus and his helper Krecht hope to try out some of these recipes were probably milling about, spends the majority of his time in task of creating one major set which for school the next day, no one was J IS NOT A Ruprecht visited the German at their Orman Club Christmas par- chattering noisily, while a teacher front of his television set, watching could easily house the many different disappointed. There was something classes, the administrative offices, ty sometime later this month. - attempted to take attendance'and the great American game of scenes in a believable manner — not o i FILLING for everyone, and the exhibits were and the cafeteria at MHS. The Joanne Weiss ^ hand out playbills. baseball. But when a Mr. Applegate to mention saving a strategic spot for all-encompassing. — Carol Donovan STATION history of St. Nikolaus is that he Playbills for what? Playbills for (played by David Rounds) appears to the orchestra. This was successfully SAVITT OFFERS A dresses in the garb of a bishop in whichever of this season's six plays him one night and proposes a little done with the use of steel (three tons ' ^ ‘OPERATOR remembrance of the Bishop of Myra, was currently being presented by the scheme ^ranteed to ^nefit all in­ of it!) -i.- but we knew this P.O.AA.G. GUARANTEE who lived during 300 A.D. ^ ^ Hartford Stage Company. A group of volved, Joe eagerly agrees. The deal It was an afternoon enjoyed by all. On his birthday, the bishop handed I fY 'l fT l 1 about forty students are involved in is to sell his soul to Applegate (a.k.a. After the play, students had the op­ news would fill yourj YOU KNOW and TRUST. out presents to children. During his 1 - I t y t v Organizes this endeavor, which is headed by the Devil) in exchange for youth and portunity to ask questions of many of heart with joy. visit to our school last Thursday, English teachers Mrs. Sylvia baseball-related fame. Thus he must the actors and technical experts. HO SALES FIHAL! Saint Nikolaus rewarded students More than fifty MHS seniors A committee was organized to Carmen and Mr. Philip Stearns. The leave his faithful wife, whom he This is a unique advantage of viewing 60-DAY MONEY-BACK GUARANTEE who sang the traditional Nikolaus turned out for the second Senior select a graduation speaker. Any six productions are all included in the never fully appreciates until she is no the productions with a school group. song to him with German Commencement Committee meeting suggestions for the graduation lump sum which was paid at the longer his (there's a major moral Rounding out the seasonal agenda III ON ALL BULOVA WATCHES Lebkuchen, which are gingerbread held last Thursday. Plans for senior speaker should be submitted to com­ beginning of the school year for the here ... ) will be T.S. Eliot's “The Cocktail cookies. The students who had mis- events were discussed and corn- mittee chairman Jeff Lombardo. The chance to view the plays and for By far the students' favorite P arty," Jean Anouilh's “Ardele,” behaved sometime during the past mittees were organized, speaker should be someone round-trip bus transportation. It's a characters were Applegate, the “The Member of the Wedding,” by year were “punished" by Krecht Plans for a senior dance were recognized for outstanding contribu­ pleasant diversion from school and young Joe Hardy, and Lola, who is an Carson McCullers, and a n e ^ la y or Ruprecht's switch. finalized and a January 30th date was tion to our community over the work at a remarkably reasonable agent of Applegate. David Rounds an American premiere. They all The next day, Dec. 7, forty set for the event, years. price. was appealingly devilish in the role should prove to be great experiences. Two plays have already been seen of Satan. He had a sort of Vincent members of the MHS German Club _ , „ . . It was great to see so many seniors If you missed the opportunity to go traveled to Boston to attend a Christ purpose of teis dance is for so far this season. They were Old Price “ I'm just an ordinary, evil YEARS' willing to get involved with our with a school group this year, you can mas program at the German Cultural ^ h^ve a better chance to get World, by Aleksei Arbuzov, and guy" quality which the audience still go on your own. If you'll be at Center. Upon arriving at the center, ^ know one another. In the past class activities. If you missed this Damn Yankees, by George Abbott loved. Young Joe was played ad­ meeting be sure to come to the next MHS next year, be sure to talk to the students were welcomed with seniors found that they did not and Douglas Wallop. The latter play, mirably by Michael Rupert, who either Mrs. Carmen or Mr. Stearns FREE traditional German cookies and 8®^, ® chance to know their fellow one so you, too, can get involved and which is currently playing in Hart­ brought a certain innoncence yet make your senior activities the best about Hartford Stage. It's a deal that punch. On exhibit at the center was seniors until senior week in June. ford, is the first musical-comedy to dash to the title role. can't be beat. — Patty Shirer ever. — Bill Haldin be produced by the company in Lynnie Godfrey was tremendous as an enormous candle decorated Hooefullv the senior dance which ENERGY Christmas tree. Beautiful Christmas ^ Lola, a beautiful young temptress with a powerful singing voice. She pyramids and handcarv^ wooden or- Sill alleviate this problem attempts to seduce Joe with “A Lit­ naments were alro on display. seniors will get to know YAC Tries Fun Dishes tle Brains, A Little Talent" and Happenings The students then saw a slide g^^b other before graduation, If you have ever listened to the make cookies! There is even a presentation which acquainted them “Whatever Lola Wants (Lola G ets)." SAVITT OFFERS A morning announcements, you have national convention in the spring that Hopefully, past and present with many different Christmas \ committee was set up to recom- Although her heart seems to be in all probably heard notices concerning unites all the YACs across the nation. the vamping she does, she confesses members of the National Honor P.O.M.G. PROMISE At the first meeting members were u- u £ u in: .J c « '"®"‘i ® o'®*® motto to the Sciiior the YAC's. to Joe that she's unhappy in her Society at MHS haven't already High School World Staff Commencement Committee. All taken into the rear of the kitchen and YOU KNOW and TRUST. After hearing the nickname, you work, but there's no way out, unless made plans for the afternoon of Jan. then exclaim, “What is a YAC?" shown a table laden with fruit. Mrs. Patty Shirer ...... C o ^ ito r suggestions for a she wants to go back to being the 3, because the social event of the P.OMG. SERVICE, A YAC is member of the Youth Ad­ Kanter told members there would be Joanne Weiss ...... Co-editor committee chairper- ugliest woman in Rhode Island (her NHS's year has been set for that visory Council, devoted to nutrition. a prize for the three best decorative date. WATCH Gary Selinger...... News editor son Nancy Duffy or anyone on the position before her deal with NOT ... Lip Service. Mrs. Kanter is the director of the platters. You could never imagine Laurie Patarini ___ Feature editor class motto committee. The class Applegate came through). But Joe It s the Annual Alumni Reunion SAVITT employs over ten skilled Bette Sheldon...... Sports editor motto can be a phrase you write or how cut-up oranges, grapefruits, YAC's who are interested in the remains true to his wife and tries his from 2:30 until 4:00 in the teachers' Scott Wright...... Art editor something from a song, a poem, or cherries, etc. can turn into “stuffed cafeteria. Batteries watchmakers to help him keep meals that are served in our hardest to make his irrevocable deal Ted Cummings...... Photo editor any piece of literature. Mottos must pumpkins" and visages. Joe Panaro cafeteria, tastewise and revocable. What exactly does one do at a reu­ frmllll. f.OMC. that promise. Zane Vaughan...... Adviser be submitted before Dec. 18. nutritionwise. took top prize, with Mike Flanagan The dance numbers in the produc­ nion of people that had a 32 or better The group meets every other and Allise Bayer garnering second tion met with great audience ap­ grade point average in high school? FREE FOR Thursday to discuss fundraising place and third place respectively. proval. A favorite in particular was No one really knows. So come and events, try new treats, and even Last Thursday the YAC's spon­ “Shoeless Joe from Hannibal, Mo.," find out. There is no charge and sored an Italian Day, which was 3 YEARS performed by the entire baseball refreshments will be served. heralded by announcements and a team. It is always enjoyable to see AFS Sponsors colorful poster along the cafeteria limber young men ^ncing up a wall. Certain YAC's helped serve Did anyone know that MHS had a ' 1 ^ storm and having a great time at it. Fundraiser food with the kitchen ladies and Ski Club ... and that it really does go But by far the most familiar and others even prepared some of the on ski trip s... and that these trips are well-sung song was “Heart.” Three to places where there really is snow Does your car need something to meal, Lasagna, ravioli, and antipasto brighten up its drab windows? baseball players harmonized the even if there isn't any here ... and Now exciting gifts are easier to give. WATCH featured a delicious lunch. Why not buy an MHS Indian sticker number, which also comprised the that anyone can join ... and that the 'V You can never know what to expect finale. The remarkable tenor voice of at Friday night's basketball game at our meetings. Therefore, if you first ski trip is this Sunday to New Bell Phone Booth at Hartford’s Civic Center Shops. Joel Frederickson made the song BATTERY Dec. 14th to help support the happen to be free some Thursday, Bromley Mountain in Verm ont... and American Field Service? The stand out in one's mind long after the that there will be many more trips to SAVITT HAS ONE OF NEW drop by the cafeteria for a delicious musical ended. stickers will be sold during the game. club meeting. For all you hungry peo­ other ski areas during the winter This year, give the gift that leaves people on the 1st level. Center Cxiurt of Hartford The numerous other performers ail Instalation ENGLAND'S LARGEST Already the club has put on a cookie ple, there will always be some new season? Don’t feel bad, neither did I. anything but speechless. From the 1^11 Q vic Center Shops. Or any of the Bell sale at one of the home football deserve credit for the food to try! — Allise Bayer ~ Joanne Weiss Phone Booth. Colorful, whimsical phones PhoneCenter Stores listed below. i) sum's A iM BULOVA WATCH D EC O ttSI games that proved to be a successful professionalism and expertise thev to please anyone on your holiday list. money raiser for tbe AFS activities. utckreiair stiff SELECTIONS Plans for a Christmas party have Phones to tickle their funny bone. leones n - » i been in the making and the date set to tickle their fancy. Dozens o f truly origi­ FREE FOR *85 to *350 for the party is Dec. 21. It will be held nal ^ t s . And all bilked by Bell System at Amy Costa's house. Along with the quality. So a phone gift is as functional as it 3 YEARS *N0TE: If you bought your BULOVA fun, there will be a Chinese Auction is fashionable. This Christmas, give genu­ anytime in 1979, Savitt will give where the highest bidder gets the ine Bell. Visit the new Bell Phone Btwth prize. All AFS members are invited OOOD V you 3 YEARS’ FREE ENERGY. M H Itn O N S to attend. Already in progress are plans for Southern New England Telephone N N T C tf in C M ^ CMIUNf M a C O tfO U n ACCOWTS WUCMK ftlV C N TO the January activities. Stacey Creighton, Elyse Segal and Joanne SAVITT P.O.M.G. JEWELERS Weiss are in charge of planning and Manchestar organizing the program for January. 52 East Center Street DIAMOND MIICNANTS • OPIlCIANS • WAKNMANIIS I HA« Sledding and skating are just some of 35 Asykim St, 35 Seconds Fron Haw, DointoNR Harford the things the club may be doing. T T a a I When you buy a O etign L m t* phone, you buy only ihe shell Working parts remain our property Snoopy and W oodslock phone NARTFORB BORII • NARTFORi OWNEB • NARTFORB OPERATE! THtMUNCHCma IMlEA AFS members are asked to help housing manufaclured by Amertcan Telecommunications Corporation PEANUTS Characters Cl IK S . i960 Untied Features Syndicate, Inc 'Trademark of AT&T. ' COUNCIL o f CHD9CH6S out and participate in all the ac­ tivities planned, to make them run AkMtMIflfl smoothly and successfully. — Linda 'Weiss ■ } ' '

8 - EVENING HERALD. Fri..Dec. U. 1979 EVENING HERALD. Fri., Dec. 14,1979-9

WASHING’rON (UPI) - Attempting to vestigation, and combines the resources As part of the plan, the Law Enforce­ prevention efforts. Some grants will try to h Blood. Pressure Tests Set end an annual anon toll of 1,000 deaths of federal, state and local authorities. ment Assistance Administration an­ stimulate public awareness. Grants Set “We’re announcing a major new attack MANCHESTER - A free blood will present her final part of the low and $1 billion In damages. Vice President nounced more than |8 million in grants for San Francisco, for example, receives a on the fastest rising crime in America, ar­ pressure screening will be held cholestrol, low salt holiday menus. continue beating until blended. Add Walter Mondale has announced a major arson control projects to state, regional, ♦194,000 grant to awwint a full-time arson son,” Mondale said. ”No crime is more Thursday from 12:30 to 2:30 p.m. at Mrs. Weiss is also available for in­ vanUla and nutmeg. Chill. Makes new attack against fire crimes that In­ county and local governments in 24 states. prosecutor and other investigators, while Westhill Gardens on Bluefleld Drive. twelve 1/2 cup servings. Attack Against cludes $8 million In grants to 24 states. destructive or widespread than arson. It Tbe funds will be used to support a ♦200,000 grant to Salt Lake a ty initiates dividual counseling concerning any destroys over |1 billion worth of property These monthly clinics are spon­ dietary questions. ’The plan coordinates federal activities programs for improving investigation and an arsOT enforcement program that In­ sored by the Manchester Public spread among six agencies and every year. It drives people from their prosecution of arson cases, data collec­ cludes 24hour investigators. Tbe following is a modification of a homes. It bums their businesses ...” Health Nurse’s Association In con­ holiday treat for an individual who Elected Corporators Fire Crimes departments, Including training and in­ tion, analysi* of evidence and arson junction with the American Heart needs U> follow a low cholesterol diet. MANCHES’TER - Amcmg 30 sUte I Association. High blood pressure Holiday Eggnog residents elected new corporators screening programs are one of the 2 egg whites for the Newington Children’s most useful tools In preventing the 1/2 cup sugar Hospital were Colleen Howe, Incidence of strokes and debilitating 1 teaspoon vanilla Glastonbury, Francis Reinholz, East SATURDAY & SUNDAY ONLY! heart disease. All elderly residents 2 cups dry milk powder Hartford, and Andrew Winzler Jr., are encouraged to participate. 4 cups water Manchester. In addition to the blood pressure 1/2 teaspoon nutmeg ’The corporators were elected check, Gloria Weiss, a registered Add sugar to egg whites. Beat. Mix during the pediatric facility’s fifth dietitian who Works with MPHNA, in dry milk powder. Add cold water. annual meeting, on Nov. 29. Historical Society Hears Doll Expert MANCHESTER — Members of the Manchester Historical Society heard a talk on “Dolls Through the Ages” presented hy Mrs. James Ferris at a recent meeting. tKSROUGH and READY I Mrs. Ferris of the White Oak Doll Club of Wethersfield WELDED FRAMES is also a member of the United Federation of Doll Collec­ tors. Her own doll collection is from the 1850 to 1890 MX WHEELS period. •PUCH Members of the society brought old dolls for the “show •ROSS and tell” portion of the program. •COLUMSIA According to Mrs. Ferris, in the 15th and 16th century, •R A LE I6H T dolls were made of clay or carved of wood and used most­ ly for decorations. She traced the history of dolls ranging from those made with papier mache heads and cotton bodies to the delicate china dolls and baby dolls. FREE ASSEMBLV She said one can identify the age of a doll by the style of the hair and the manufacturer's name on the back of the SUNDAYS Ml CHRISTMAS 11-6 doll’s shoulder. She noted that collectors are interested in the fact that 2 M A IN S T. dolls imported to the United States after 1897 have the 043-7111 or V. country of origin on them. 046-3998 9.97 ■ife Mrs. Ferris advises people who have old dolls to store m i MY to U11MY M them in an area of constant temperature, in air tight bag VAN HEUSEN’S Ready for Oven Patting Dough to preserve the clothing and the hair. $150 He's finished designing his gingerbread Jordan Paullo, a student in the BEST SELLING tree ornament and now enjoys making some kindergarten class of Mrs. Marlene Latimer JUNIOR free-form designs with the left over dough. at Lake Street School in Vernon, pats out a DRESS SHIRTS That’s what little Casey Lefurge enjoyed roll of gingerbread dough in preparation for FULL-SKIN doing in his kindergarten class at Lake Street making Christmas tree ornaments. The Reg. $14. Give him Van School in Vernon. The children made the or­ dough is a special receipe, not for eating, as RABBIT COATS’?) Heusen’s “Splendor” naments from scratch and were taking them the children found out when they had to wet dress shirt, of 100% home to bake them and have them shellacked the spots where they were attaching buttons, WERE SALE- easy-care polyester. to hang on their Christmas trees. The scarves and such. (Herald photos by Rich­ PRICED AT Choose soft ,Y children are students of Mrs. Marlene mond) tones of blue, Latimer. 199.97! tan, white, maize or brown, sizes 14% to 17. In beautiful heather tones, (all stores except Nativity Scene Brightens sizes SML. (Other styles New London) available at 25% off) a n d m ore! Manchester’s Center Park M'^GREGOR. People walking or driving by the community in May of 1969 for pastor emeritus of Center Center Park in Manchester enjoying funds to replace the nativity scene. Congregational Chureh. offered the THE GREATEST NAME IN AMERICAN SPORTSWEAR a view of the imposing nativity scene Response to their appeal was invocation and Monsignor Edward J. erected there may recall, when after prompt and on Nov. 30, 1969 a crowd Reardon, pastor emeritus of St. BIG GIFT SAVINGS — more than 20 years, for one year. of more than 400 residents attended James Church, gave the benediction. 1968. there was no scene to enjoy. the dedication ceremonies of the 20- Musical entertainment was For 22 years, the Nutmeg Forest, piece nativity Fiberglas figures in provided by the Round Table Singers McGr e g o r ® f it s yocjr Tall Cedars of Lebanon, had main­ Center Park. Some $4,435 had been of Manchester High School, the [SATURDAY & SUNDAY ONLYI tained the scene each Christmas raised with part of that being used to Salvation Army's Brass Quartet, and ACTIVE UFES7YLE with season in the park. But in 1968. the erect a smaller nativity scene in the the Silk City Chorus. powerfully practical figures had become so completely North End of Manchester on Nov. 27. Recently the 10th annual Carol polyester blended with weather-beaten and irreparable that 1970. Sing, sponsored by the Christian Unit no scene wa^ erected. William J. Stevenson, chairman of of the Manchester Area Conference combed cotton, to give you a 12.99-19.99 It was through the efforts of the committee, turned over the deed of Churches and the Town of rugged poplin with a water William J. Stevenson, a past grand of ownership of the scene to Nathan Manchester Park Department, was 10.97 15.97 Tall Cedar, and Ernest J. Tureck. G. Agostinelli. former mayor of held at the site. Prior to 1969, the Tall repellent finish, Ramjet® former park superintendent for the Manchester, who accepted it for the Cedars sponsored the event for more jacket It features a knit GIRLS’ ACRYLIC LONG FLEECY MISSES’ HOLIDA' Town of Mm Chester, that a group of town. than 20 years. collar and cuffs, tab volunteers formed the Nativity Scene John Sullivan, chairman of the It was a sense of pride that we hail FAIR ISLE ROBES MAKE Committee, sponsored by the Tall scene sucommittee, served as the efforts of the Tall Cedars, the closure neck and the PERFECT Cedars. master of ceremonies and Tureck, Town of M anchester, and its insulated quilted SWEATERS WARM GIFTS! SEPARATES The committee comprised of related a history of the nativity community-minded residents in foam lining breaks representatives from various scene bringing the spirit baclynto Christ­ Reg. $16. Pretty fair businesses, fraternal organizations The Rev. Clifford 0. Simpson, mas, for all of us to e n jo ^ the cold and weight T\ wj Reg. $18-$27. Dressy and the general public, appealed to isle crew necks In pink, blouses, long and barrier. blue, navy, grey or Reg. $25. Save on a special short pleated or camel, sizes 7 to 14. A-line skirts MMH Unit Offers group of fleecy, long robes (Corbins, Avon, from Miss Bristol, Manchester & In wrap, front zip and button Toy Safety Advice 4 ... Charm and Luggage Meriden Square) front styles. Lots of colors, Plaza Square. sizes SML. Now that the holidays ly for infants. For CniWnf or Flying — Marlow'i Hat Juot are almost here, many of "Children are explorers” Tha luggigo For Yoiri CIio o m from Hm m us will be purchasing toys says Sheila Boushee, child Fimooa Im ids: SamtonKt (wo carry a com- for children. The Child Life life student at Manchester pMa Mna), AUanUc, Vantura, Airway am Staff at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Memorial Hospital has "That's why it is so impor­ Fir$t For some suggestions in tant for parents to find the MARLOW'S Ererything Since 1911! choosing toys for children. dangerous pieces of a toy DOWNTOWN MAIN ITMCT. MANCHEtTtR -M G -im While you are looking for before their children do." AREE RARKINQ FRONT AND REAR OF ITORE MASTER CHARGE CARDS ACCEPTED! • just the right toy for that In choosing toys for safety OPEN 9 DAYS • THURS. NITE8 111 9d>0 special child, you should be as well as educational and aware that some toys can enjoyment, we can prevent be dangerous. The National unnecessary holiday ac­ Safety Council warns that cidents. toys that are not ap­ propriate to the child's age can be harmful. Read Regulars package labels carefully 25% OFF and use common sense to Longs *A8. 25% OFF decide if the toy is right for your child. 14.97 [WOMEN’S DRESSY CRAZY Here are some tips to remember when choosing HORSE safe toys for children: MISSES’ LEATHER GLOVES 1) Buy toys according to CREW-NEC your child's age and VELOUR Reg. $18-$34. Our very own Italian capabilities. Imports, In soft, supple leather 2) Teach your child the TOPS SHETLAND correct way to use the toy. ^ 6 4 3 - 5 2 3 0 AND ALL DAY and lined with -fur, cashmere, silk 3) Check labels for toxic ASUN. i Ail _____J Reg. $22. Soft v-necks^ or acrylic knitsi 2, 3 or 4-button AND FAIR substances. amd crews In great ingths, black or brown. 4) Look for sharp edges ISLE or- pieces that may be fashion colors, pull^ or broken off and sizes SML. SWEATERS swallowed. CANNES. 5) Buy washable, non- breakable toys, particular- •WE HAVE A HUGE SELECTION OF FOR CHRISTMAS NOVaTY CANDY. JUNIORS Sunset Lodge REGAL’SWhere women jgss to. Shop for men! .•VISIT OUR GIFT DEPT. MANCHESTER - Reg. $18 & $22. Sunset Rebekah Lodge will WE HAVE THE PERFECT GIFT MANCHESTER^ V E R N m Sizes SML hold its regular meeting OPEN Daily9:30-9; Saturday OPEN Daily & Satur­ Monday at 8 p.m. at the 455 HARTFORD ROAD 9:30-5:30; SUNDAY 12-5 day 10-9; SUN 12-5 Marine Club House on MANCHESTER Parker Street. CONN. A Christmas party will follow the meeting with ALL D*L STORES EXCEPT NEW BRITAIN OPEN EVERY NIGHT TIL CHRISTMAS, chairwomen Ruth Beckwith and Elaine Lan­ OPEN SUNDAYS 11-5 AT CORBINS CORNER. AVON, MANCHESTER NEW BRITAIN. BRISTOL. VERNON. NEW LONDON 5 GROTON; M ERIDENjQ UAREO PENJ^ caster in charge. IU -- EVENING HERALD. Fri,, Dec. 14, lt79 EVENING HERALD. Fri., Dec. 14. 1979- 11 New Rental Schedule I Tcux Bills Out Monday Games Are Newest Teaching Trend on Campus By United Preta International scene. A games bibliography, put out games, by the way, is experiential BOLTON — Supplemen­ of corrections that will motor vehicles bought and Mondays from the University of Michigan’s Center Kus play "follow the leader" or recently by the Clearinghouse on learning. males more than females, unless the these points; tal motor vehicle tax bills have to be made.” during that period. p.m. for Research on Learning and "hide and seek". Teaches Education, contains 1,600 More than 200 gamers showed up at females are attractive and ad­ - ’The phenomenon has occurred will be mailed Monday to Teaching, said the students need a miring.” The supplemental bills The purpose is recreational but entries on games and simulations in the recent annual meeting of the almost casually, as first one Bolton residents, said Mrs. Potterton said an semester to prepare for the simula­ —At the University of Southern Suggested for Court are for motor vehicles some learning from the games 70 categories. North American Simulation and professor and then another has Elaine Potterton, tax information sheet about tion. California more than 100 students carries over into real life. Some "gamers”, as supporters of Gaming Association, called to order sought to spice up a course and collector. purchased between Oct. 2, the tax will be included —’’The Academic Game” gives signed up this fall for a game-type VERNON —Mayor Marie Herbst a maximum of $6.S0 a square foot. In the military and foreign service the idea are called, think an at the University of Texas, Austin. provoke student interest by using a McCoy went out of office, he was Mrs. Potterton said the 1978 and June 30, 1979. with each bill. players a chance to sample realities course in public administration. ’The will recommend to the Town Council, authorized by the council to ask the State officials originally indicated fields, war and peace games are educational revolution is in the The group includes includes military of faculty career development. ’This game. Many such faculty members gross amount to be making. / school e x ^ t s to expand places to aren’t even aware others are doing Monday night, that the town allow state for an increase in rental fees they would renegotiate the lease but ______clayed — dress r^earsals for real game experts plus those from collected on about 900 bills The taxes are payable in Anyone having questions was developed by a task force of the 600 within two years. later said legislation passed by the Patrick Henry not on battles and diplomatic crises. Instiractional games give students academia. the same thing. the state to rent the court building on that would have almost doubled what that are being sent out is full during January and about his bill should call American Psychological Association the state is now paying. General Assembly would forbid this. helped draw up Virginii In the business world, too, games a chance to "act out" real situations Here are some examples of —At Princeton and Cornell public —At a few institutions, notably the West Main Street, on a monthly basis $52,547. become overdue after Feb. the tax collector’s office at and focuses especially on problems until a disagreement about rental The rate is now $3.S0 a square foot In asking f6r the increase the town first itata comtitution b often are on the agenda of seminars and boost learning, the gamers academic games; administration games for credit University of Michigan and the She said, "We won't 1. This is the third year 649-0784. The office Is open wai aiactad the itata'i fii facing women who are set on drew more students than places fees is solved. and the town asked for an increase to cited the increased costs to maintain and workshops. Business games — claim. Some teachers say games put —A political science game, actual­ University of Southern California, collect that much because taxes have been billed for daily from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. govartror. succeeding in college and university available. The public administration Before former Mavor Frank the building and for utilities. The with participants on teams attacking them on the spot since the outcome ly a coukse, on "Middle East conflict game development has become a jobs. Players on the way up go by game includes all types of situations building was extensively renovated probloiu ranging from bankruptcy cannot be predicted. Lecturing from major enterprise. Some games are comes to a head during a weekend” name of Helen TJlligent, George one might encounter in a job in that after a fire last winter caused exten­ Carol Sing to mergers, marketing and probes by notes, by contrast, keeps the course simulation. Four dozen un­ Plodder, for a few examples. Elach so complex they take up to several sive damage. steady, say those fearful of gaming category — including tempting years to design and can engage Bolton Board Member federal agencies. dergraduates then become player geta a game profile. Bob payoffs. Mrs. Herbst met with state of­ BOLTON - The Bolton Hickory Forma Gifts And, now the game way to learning as an instruction modality. negotiators for various nations. Chief, to name one, knows from his dozens of players over days. Congregational Church o f O h ie * A “Chronicle of Higher Education” ficials again this week but no agree­ is exploding all over the college Another name for instructional Robert Fames, research associate at cards he’s supposed to ’’reward Tenders Resignation ment was reached. That's why the Pilgrim Fellowship will Haadaiad*, Ftrash and DaHdons report on gaming on campus makes mayor will ask the council to allow sing Christmas carols and BOLTON —The Board of Educa­ The resignation is effective Dec. the state to continue renting the present gifts they made to tion reluctantly accepted the resigna­ ,31. building at the current rate, on a Shut-ins Sunday beginning Contest tion of board member Barbara Smith The Republican Town Committee monthly basis. at 6:30 p.m. at its meeting Thursday. will be contacted for suggestions for Meanwhile, the mayor will ask I'.. < a replacement for Mrs. Smith. Those planning to par­ Planned Mrs. Smith said she is unable to local state legislators to amend the ticipate in the caroling are The board unanimously approved state statutes to allow the state to 30 give the position the time it deserves. asked to meet in the church SAVE %OFF') giving full-time staff members a full By Elks She said. "For four and one half renegotiate the rent. basement at 6:30 p.m. OUR REG. PRICES______y day off on Dec. 24 and a half day off Town officials have said they don’t years 1 have served with exceptional on Dec. 31. Adults who wish to join the W « S « n d MANCHESTER - The people and 1 am extremely proud of want to have the state move out of fellowship members, Sparkling Holiday Collection of The resignation of Raymond G i f t s Manchester Lodge of Elks Bolton and our school system." the building and leave another vacan­ either as carolers or has opened its annual Palmberg, custodian, was accepted cy in Rockville. State laws do Mrs. Smith was wished "many drivers, are asked to call W i'N handle ah lha scholarship award contest ^ sa DIAMOND JEWELRY effective Dec. 31. Palmberg has prohibit the court from relocating in hours of rest in the evenings to com- 649-2901. dataila and even and has invited candidates worked in the system for about 10 another town, however. • Rings • Earrings •Pendants e" bv the board vears. ancloia a parional for college next year to graatlngl apply * The scholarships are f-, ’’ m 48. 971, 244.97 awarded on the basis of > ' Fuel Aid Plan Goes to Feds Pixie scholastic ability, need, Our Reg. 69.97 to 349.97 leadership, and participa­ Solitaires, 'A carat clusters, bridal sets, wedding Mrs. Grasso said in her i.!L*V** 'f* e •». MwaM ckMaw itM. m j u HARTFORD (UPli - about half the money will 125 percent of the federal the Legislature's Energy ca y a l amtat. 4 u. CHcnniTu c k m m . ti" om wwm m tinwawn tion in school and com­ m bands, l-to-16 diamond pendants with matching be used for direct letter to federal officials aartMt. earrings. Men's solitaire and cluster rings. The Grasso administration poverty level, which and Public Utilities Com­ munity activities. , payments to Aid to Hiursday that households etoi 9wa«MM dSMry cturpt i4 iMppM Ston itocli only; ilylM miy viry by tioft. Ring tiling It t has sent the federal presently is $8,375 for a mittee, has criticized the Applications are Department of Health and Families with Dependent family of four, will be eligi­ plan to give all AFDC which receive more than ipM lal ordtr tnd will not b« d,llvtrtd by Chrltlmat. available from the Human Services Connec­ Children recipients and the ble for the money allocated recipients checks for up to cne assistance payment S o c ia lit e guidance counselors at ticut's plan for distributing other half will be paid to oil under the (ederal $250 because he said there will be referred for case Imported from Spain Bolton High School. $23 7 million in home dealers for needy families Supplemental Energy was no way of monitoring review and counseling "to 1 S. BEEF ST1CIC* Itmmtt Sasuft. or will be allocated by the ensure maximum accoun­ I 10 M. Nf1 mm ClitMt. 7% SI. Cheney Technical School, heating oil aid to poor Allocation Program. its use. The plan, which CiSBM'R Ha s . 0 Bt. iMBtf LUMINOUS SIMULATED tability and fairness in this East Catholic High School, families state Rep. David Lavine, D- must be approved by I (meUB tim m Btr). I m . Itr •( program." and Manchester High Under the proposal. Families who fall within Durham, co-chairman of federal officials. j MintarB.LI'OwMWftenMBSimrBarrvBMBtM. School. PEARLS BY HOBE I t14.M Applications may also be •Earrings •Necklaces picked up at the Elks 09' Connally Foresees Lodge at 30 Bissell St. 7.66.0 22.60 The applications must be Our Reg. $11 to 32.50 filed with Jack Early, High Campaign Cost The lustrous beauty of the orient! Choose pierced Manchester High School, or clip earrings* necklaces In 15, 22 or 30” lengths. NORWICH (UPli - Now that he's rejected federal or with the Elks Lodge no matching funds and is not bound by spending limits in later Feb. 8. primary states. John Connally says he's not sure if he will exceed the government set campaign ceilings Rham Board 14 KARAT GOLD 14 KARAT GOLD Sets Meeting TORO* • Bracelets dNackchains 1 don't know," the former Texas governor told Power Our Entire Stock of reporters Thursday. But he added rival GOP candidate HEBRON - The and Earrings from Italy Script or Block Initials Ronald Reagan "has been campaigning for 10 years " and Texas Spread Reghmal District 8 Board Shovel With inimitable Continental flair! Connally may have to spend more "to catch up of Education will meet A welcome gift with a unique SAYE so' pried* Completely coordinated in Cee' 1 la KEF encx'taaiaiac Eaauga. personal touch plus the lasting Serpentine & Herringbone styles. Connally. who has raised about $8 million. Wednesday I u. laMlnr (imaaad chaaM air). Monday at 7;30 p.m. in the 79.60 beauty of rich gold. 'o to ■ 40% Off I ai. Edam tUck. II ai. MM MMgal library at Rham High Our Rag. 89.95 son Rrtc^ became the first candidate ever to reject federal Out Reg- Bracelet, laaeMra. 7 ai. FWa Saadi. 7W ai. School. 14K Gold Block, matching campaign funds since they were made XOFfEUAX* Ckaata aad Slraabany Handles tOO lbs. ol Out Rk It >7 I w available for the 1976 election Saabaai. ill.M ’Ihe board will meet in snow per minute. Otir R»g. t3.S7 7.77 Rugged electric 0>U$ Qwd'IMMtf OfkvtFf CA*F0« rf $apM0 a executive session at the motor, convenient 14K Gold Script, 4 4 Q Q Earrings, 9 4 Q Sen. Howard Baker, R-Tenn , had joked Connally S i start of tbd meeting to dis- Out Rig. 27.S7 I W htng-up storage OurRK.td.d7 I la w W should share his contributions with him. Connally said cttsa personnel matters. It UL listed Baker's comment was surprising because he said Baker, is expected the meeting 14K Gotd Script Neckchains, %Ot\ as an office holder, was in the best position to raise funds. WE MAH. will go into open session 26 par no raincheefcs. I with Diamond 4 / A g Out Rig. 2d S7 f c W about 9 p.m. OurRng.3dd7 ■ ■ ■ Store ilock only, no raincheckt. "If he can't fund his campaign. 1 feel sorry for him," The regular agenda will Store itoch only, no raincheckt. Connally said alter addressing more than 500 people at GIFTS include discussion of; Ac­ the Southeastern Connecticut Chamber of Commerce tion on the OSHA inspec­ Over 100 Sfylasf luncheon tion; magnetic switches; IMPORTED disposal of obsolete equip­ FROM ENGUNDI The dining room was filled, although former New Lon­ 14K Gold-Filled ment; extra curricular Royal Ooulton don Mayor Harvey Mallove had asked for a boycott positions; action on the ap­ Earrings • Lockets Famous Toby because of Connally's remarks in late summer that the pointment of an industrial 1^- Crosses • Pendants United States should be more supportive of Arab nations arts club advisor and a Character Mugs onnally, in response to a question from the crowd, junior varsity baseball Choose from our large 7.77,. 19.40 coach. selection of sizes and said he wouldn't abandon "our alliance with the characters SAVE *100 Our Reg. 9.50 to 25.97 Israelis. " but added that the United States is dependent ’The board will also be asked to set up a schedule A dazzling collection of beauti- on foreign oil and "we have other interests besides ^ ’ ExanpM; Seiko LCD Alarm fully crafted jewelry you'll be Israel." for 1980 budget meetings. LARGE SIZE MUG Chronograph $Q Q ■ % proud to wear or give. Reports on a Quebec He said his staff had not yet checked a $1,000 contribu­ trip, a ’ntle IV grant , Our Rag. 199.75...... 2 2 2 2 Ston iloch only; tlylll nuy yiry by Hon. V. S s s St ^33 AMIPM alarm, plus 1/10 sec. Min. 100 pet. pif lion. tion from Morris Barney "Mo " Dallitz of Las Vegas, who financial reports, will also ttore itock only, no nkichocki. stop watch, lap timer. The was named on a 1978 " organized crime " list of the be heard and if necessary, (Inlormodlale markdowna taken. world's standard of accuracy. California Organized Crime Control Commission the board will go back into -T;. "I don't know anything about it," Connally said. "If we executive session at the did I receive he contribution i we ll give it back to him. 1 end of the meeting. don't want anv Mafia monev ' Treasure Trove Juniors Club 6 Ft. Bavarian Pine 1 h BEEF STICK* laauaat tauusa, Iwa 7 ai. daadaa. Sets Meieting Deluxe Christmas Tree WITTNAUER a ai Edaai luck, I at. Madkiai Chaddat SUck. iMr t ai. Ckaata ta. Hit Fiaaar Ckaaii. 10 u Pad MANCHES’TER - The $ 0 0 Ou' Product ol Longmes Wittn<»oer Wlaa Ckaata. 7W iz. Ckaata "n Naai. $ ai |ar al Iwaat-Hil Maatird. I at. |ai at Hifiaridlik Rag. $33 Wa^c^ Comoany Manchester Junior Siaca ltd tlriwbiny lankaiu. 129 11 Women’s Club will meet Extra wide SVi" llame retardant $ Mkvf'Y cAg-Qd •' $1 oc«e Wednesday at 7; 30 p.m. in artificial branches, plus stand. The case Premium the m eeti^ rooms of First Federal Savings Bank, W. e a c h of the Pak M i^le ’Turnpike. Deluxe Gift Wrapping 3 Ml SAfARI'v Summ«r Ms. Sally Middleton, a •30” 4-Roll Mlnl-Jumbo or unbeatable Siuugi. Pttin 7 tz former Miss Connecticut (5.63! •36” S Roll Combination Opudi. 2 $i CM m •Schrallt’s 2-Lb. ‘Gold Cheat’ SprMO. MZ pr d and fashion coordinator, Each Pk. Aist Lovely to look it, luB- m a a system. Prtitrvfi 2 a Whiten Memorial Library, Bdd. FwiMr. MotbotOooM...... f . D O Rainbow IndoorfOutdoor Set I In «" loll- style floats down onto the belt-driven table and delivers all the volume you want. mowMo wmi a ttgi...... ll.fO m 100 North Main St. •8KEDOODLE by HASBRO Pina salactlon ol datlgtis, wrapped polo. Without resonance, wow or flutter. The system is unbeatable. •BEE GEES RHYTHM MACHINE 0«rnag.2J t Ihamat and colors. Left Vogue (61652 ). $ 8 9 .9 5 The annual display Craativa daaton dfaca help you m m m 1.99 draw unuauaT doodiaa...... r « O Q C h o o M your own kind o« m u le . mm Mlnlatute sals with polyslar rattactors •3-Ttar Planlar And so is the price; decorates two Christmas W VhMtnAlMl) ...... 2 7 . 4 4 Right: Vogue (61654 ) $ 8 9 .9 5 $639.00 if jekery farms or loUd colora wllh no rMlactora. SLtrss f2.SB OF OHIO* trees and fireplaces in the I avh"wxae"Hs2iD INSIDE SEARS AT library. THE MANCHESTER PARKADE ’Hie latest addition to the J. Robert Barry Stereo Mon-Sal. 10 A.M.-IO P.M. Sun. 12-S decorations is a creative candle arrangment with a P1»e« Your TRUST in MMIGHESTER the Diamond Spocitliil K-MART Baza, Maodiester, 646^10 wrought-lron Santa Claus au^ bis reindeer. The piece imtnumtiiihie TMon narPM c m a MANCHISTCN PAMAOt • alao C h — ^ S U is on diiplay in the STORE HOURS; MON. THRU FRI., 10 AM to 10 PM •SATURDAY. 0 AM to 10 PM *SUNDAY, 0 AM to 9 PM tPRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SATURDAY VERNON. BRISTOL RLAZA. WCB.TFARMB. SIMSBURY Children’s Room. 12 - EVENING HERALD. Fri., Dec. 14, EVENING HERALD. Fri., Dec. 14, 1979- 13 Christmas Star Carol Sing Saturday HARTFORD — Esther Hinds, soprano with the New Shines in Show York City Opera and an alumna of the University of Hart­ MYSTIC — The Christinas Star will shine in the Mystic ford’s Hartt College of Music, will sing at the first Where to Go Seaport MuSeum planeterium during the 1979 holiday Channel 3 Carol Sing on Saturday at 7 p.m. on the grounds season. of the Old State House. & What to Do Reviving a 39-year-old tradition In downtown Hartford, The two theories, that the Star of Bethlehem was ” /C l caused either by a Super Nova or by two planets passing the Carol Sing will be televised from 7 to 8 p.m. Ann Theater close together, will be illustrated and discuss^ with Butler and Hilton Kaderll will host. “Damn Yankees,” through Dec. 30 at the Hart­ references to the Bible, historical books of the time, and Miss Hinds, described as "a thrilling soprano” by the New York Times, first captured the attention of the ford Stage Company, 50 Church St., Hartford. Per­ current astronomical research. formances T u e ^ y through Thursday at 8 p.m., The half-hour interpretation of the Star phenomenon music world in 1975 while performing the role of Friday and Saturday at 8:30 p.m., and Sunday.at Weekend will be given afternoons from Dec. 15 to 31, for Seaport Cleopatra in Samuel Barber's “Antony and Cleopatra" 7:30 p.m.; matinees Wednesday and Sunday at 2 viewers at 50 cents admission. Arrangements may be under the direction of Giancarlo Menotti at New York's p.m. (527-5151) made for group showings at other times,by contacting the American Opera Center. “Partners,” a musical, through Dec. 23 at the Planetarium. With the New York City Opera, Miss Hinds has per­ The Star of Bethlehem show is part of an expanded formed such roles as the Countess in “The Marriage of Long Wharf Theatre, Connecticut Turnpike Exit 46, ThaVs Entertainment Christmas celebration at Mystic Seaport this year. Figaro," the title role in “Madame Butterfly,” and Don­ New Haven. Performances Tuesday through Friday na Alvira in “Don Giovanni.” at 8 p.m., Saturday at 4 p.m. and 8:30 p.m., and Sun­ Highlighting the season will be Lantern Light Tours, day at 7:30 p.m. (787-4284) offered nightly through Dec. 21. Escorts bearing lanterns A native of Barbados, Miss Hinds first came to the United States with her family at age nine. She attended “Jitters,” a comedy, through Jan. 13 at State will guide visitors to selected buildings and ships where n . Long Wharf Theatre, New Haven. Performances they will glimpse vignettes of 19th-century Christmas New York’s High School of Music and Art, and since Audience Tastes CTaduating from Hartt in 1965, has served as the soloist Tuesday through Friday at 8:15 p.m., Saturday at customs. 'The hour-long tours begin every 15 minutes MHS Christmas Concert for the First FTesbyterian Church in New York City. 4:15 p.m., and Sunday at 2:15 and 7:15 p.m. (787- between 4:30 and 8:15 p.m. at the Seamen’s Inne. Op­ Martha White directs the 50th annual 4284) tional wassail, plum pudding and Christmas cookies will the program will be repeated tonight at 7:30 Manchester High School Christmas Concert "DcKrt Song,” a musical, through Jan. 27 at be offered at the Inne on tour nights. at Emanuel Lutheran Church, when the Always Changing Wednesday night, featuring the school’s the Coachlight Dinner Theatre, Blast Windsor. Per­ The Seaport grounds will be decorated throughout Round Table Singers perform. (Herald photo formances nightly except Mondays. (522-1266) December, from the masttops of the major vessels to an­ Concert Band, Round Table Singers, Wind by Adamson) By ALLEN M. WIDEM of Sherwood Forest, with doers of Atheneum Events ' “Measure for Measure,” through Dec. 19 at the dastardly deeds amid the desert dunes and '-V' tique presents. Local garden clubs will bedeck doorwqys Ensemble and combined choirs. A portion of Yale Repertory Theatre, 222 York St., New Haven. of exhibit buildings with traditional greens on the theme desolation of French North Africa. To do HARTFORD — A program of special events to Performances Monday through Friday at 8 p.m. and All right, suddenly it is just about over “Toll the Ancient Yuletide Carol,” Trees with period or­ so. it must be noted, he has to assume dis­ celebrate art and the holidays has been planned by the Saturday at 8; 30 p.m.; matinees Tuesday and Satur­ for the 1970s and whatever happened to naments will stand in the Greenman and Edwards guise (The Red Shadow), take on deceit education department of the Wadsworth Atheneum for day at 2 p.m. (436-1600) the 1960s. the 1950s. the 1940s. the 1930s, Houses, and visiting children may add shells to the tree in and deception, until, at long last, well, the week Dec. 22 through Dec. 30. Weekend Concerts Set > “Romeo and Juliet,” through Dec. 23 at the and. yes. the 1920s'’ the Children's Museum. love conquers all. A series of short gallery talks entitled “Art Tells a ducted by Gunther Schuller. excellent reviews. He will play Saint American Shakespeare Theatre, Stratford. (375- Entertainment is keenly aware of enor­ Daytime escorted Christmas tours are available for HARTFORD - Hartford The sdore's still one of the best around Story” will feature objects illustrating themes from the The Feb. 1 concert, a Friday Saens Piano Concerto No. 4, 5000) mous change in audience taste. What groups, providing glimpses of Wth-centuky Christmas Symphony Managing Director — "Song of the Riffs." "Drinking Song. " Old and New Testaments. Scheduled are the following: evening performance, will feature Violinist Daniel Phillips will per­ • "If I Were King,” a musical, today and Satur­ passes for "superlative " in 1979 may well customs ashore and at sea. Thomas E. Philion has announced "My Margot, " "Why Did We Marry The Story of King David — Saturday Dec. 22, 1 p.m. cellist Ronald Thomas. Thomas form Beethoven’s Violin Concerto in day at 8 p.m. at the ’92 Theater, Center for the Arts, have been subjected to scorn and ridicule Nineteenth century Christmas activities for children the addition of a completely new five- Soldiers"’" "Love's Dear Yearning, " Tobias and the Angel — Wednesday, Dec. 26, noon, premiered with the Hartford D Major in the fourth series concert, Wesleyan University, Middletown. Free. (347-9411, in 1925 Then, again, what was great enter­ will be supervised Dec. 15 and 26 to 28 by museum concert series schooled to begin "Blue Heaven. " "One Good Boy Gone Judith and Holofemes — Wedhesday, Dec. 26, 2 p.m. Symphony earlier this season in the which is part of the upcoming extension 807) tainment in 1925. with all of the basics, the teachers. Children will roast chestnuts over an open fire, Feb. 1, 1980, at Bushnell Memorial Wrong, " One Alone, " "It, " "Love Is A The Annunciation — Thursday, Dec. 27, noon. First Tchaikovsky Festival. He will Beethoven Festival. Symphony No. 6 • "The True Adventures of Peter Pratt or How a staples, of great entertainment, can make pomanders, do cross-stitch embroidery, trim the Hall. These concerts are made possi­ Two Edged Sword. " Hie Adoration of the Magi — Thursday, Dec. 27, 2 p.m. perform the Shostakovich Cello “Pastorale” and Grosse Fuge will Rotten Kid Found Out What It's Really All About,’ return" in 1979, full-bloom, as vigorous, shell tree and see a Planetarium show. ble by the Hartford Foundtion for Margot (Miss Burnard), the object of The Flight into Egypt and Return of the Holy Family— Concerto No. 1. The evening’s also be on the program for this con­ through Dec. 29 at the Hole-in-the-Wall Theatre, 121 a- vital, as timelv, as topical as ever A traditional roast goose Christmas dinner will be Public Giving. Take for a sfriking example "The The Red Shadow's shy affection, is a com­ Friday, Dm , 28, 1 p.m. Unique features of the new series program will begin with Kodaly’s cert. Phillips, a graduate of the Smalley St., New Britain. Performances Friday Exhibit in Hartford offered through Dec. 23 at the Seamen's Inne, in addition and Saturday at 8:30 p.m. (223-9500) Desert Song, " at East Windsor's posite of the head-in-the-clouds romantics St. hbrtin and the Begger - Saturday, Dec. 29,1 p.m. are the performance nights and the Galanta Dances, and will conclude Juilliard School, has performed at to their regular menu. the Spoleto Festival, both in South Coachlight Dinner Theatre. that abounded in Broadway musicals of 55 Robert Manning, chairman of the fine arts department at To complement these gallery talks, a free gallery guide price. This will be the first Hartford with Dvorak's Symphony No. 7. Mystic Seaport in Southeastern Connecticut is open dai­ Carolina and Italy. He has also par­ It has book and lyrics by Otto Harbach. years ago. She THINKS she's smitten with to help visitors discover hidden stories and meanings in Symphony series at Bushnell to offer The second series concert on Music Manchester Community College, has a one-man show, “Dogs, Chairs ly 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. throughout the winter except Christ­ ticipated in the Casals and Marlboro Oscar Hammerstein II and Frank Mandel. handsome Cap! Paul Fontain (Ronald works of art will be available at the Information Desk in performances on Friday and Satur­ Friday, Feb. 22, features an all- & Chef’s Hats,’’ on view through Dec. 23 at the Artworks Gallery, 94 mas and New Year’s Day. Information and reservations Festivals. This concert will be on • “ Classics by Candlelight” with the Tutti music by Sigmund Romberg, adaptation Owen), hut a maiden's instinct insists on the Main Street lobby. day nights, and the average cost per American program, dedicated to Baroque Orchestra, Dec. 19 to 23 at 8 p.m. at Avon Allyn St., Hartford. Gallery hours are 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays and 1 for Christmas activities may be obtained from the American composers — John Friday, May 2, by J Paterson. It stars a winsome two, lingering looks at the ever-fleeing Red A tour highlighting objects of special interest to concert for the patron will be ap­ Old Farms School, Avon. (247-6042) to 5 p.m. weekends. (MCC photo by Ofiara) Seaport, 536-2631. Dinners may be reserved through the Knowles Paine, Roy Harris, Alec The final series concert will be Sandy Burnard and Stephen Lehew. Shadow- children will replace the regular museum tour on Dec. 22, proximately equal to that of a first- • Student chamber music recital, Sunday at 8:15 Seamen's Inne, 536-9649. Wilder, Gershwin and Scott Joplin. highlighted by the performance of features an engaging Connie Coit, Adriana Will love conquer alP As sure as the 23, 29 and 30 at 2 p.m. run movie. p.m. at Von der Mehden Recital Hall, University of Gunther Schuller is the guest con­ Greig’s Piano Concerto by Boris Keathely. and Johathan Freeman "Marching Song " will be heard, and the In the Lions Gallery of the Senses, a participant in the Philion says he expects the Connecticut, Storrs. Free. (486-2106) It was designed and directed by David chorus will prance, and absorbed viewers' T / Tonight current exhibition, “If I Were Blind ...” will talk about weekend performances and the at­ ductor, and Robert Routch, French Bloch. Bloch won first prize in the Yule Concert Set prestigious Busoni Competition in • (Tiannel 3 Carol Sing, Saturday at 7 p.m. on the Guthrie, with Connie Shafer attending to minds will hark back to a day in musical the “Holidays through the Eyes of a Blind Person.” tractive prices to appeal to a new and horn, will be soloist. Routch has per­ MANCHESTER —The music department of Illing Italy last year, and has performed all grounds of the Old State House, Hartford. Free. choreography. Richard DeRosa to theater when everything was happy and These talks will take place on Sunday, Dec. 23, and Sun­ different audience in the area — peo­ formed extensively in recitals, in Junior High School will present the annual Christmas over the world. Wagner's Prelude to • “L’Enfance du Christ,” a Christmas oratorio, musical direction hopeful and sordid situations, grim cir­ 6.00 9 :0 0 ^ kilcHaie’s Navy day, Dec. 30, at 1 p.m. in the Lions Gallery. The gallery is ple who may not have attended concert with major orchestras, and performed by the University Community Chorus d. 1, S » News (F Perry Como's Christmas Concert Dec. 20 at 7:30 p.m., in the school auditorium. as guest with Chamber groups. Die Meistersinger and Stravinsky's So what, in essence, do we have"’ cumstances were only for fiction-writers lil i Love Lucv In New Mexico 1:00 accessible to wheelchairs through the Avery entrance of symphony performances in the past and Orchestra. Saturday at 8 p.m. at Lincoln 99 (22 99 M)dn)glit Sped*) The concert will include the Illing Concert Band con­ the museum. Pianist Peter Orth performs in the Rite of Spring will round out the May Escapism’ Yes A vignette out of life’’ In in remote garrets. I Joker's Wild (9 ® 9 Rockford RIes 9Jk4ovte -Deslinalion Gobi ' due to week-night performances or Theater, University of Hartford, West Hartford. ® Washington Weak In Review 17 concert. It's a big cast — including chorus — and ® SZ Zoom (R) (1953) Richard Widmark. Don ducted by Leonard Bonfiglio and the Illing Choir accom­ The Wadsworth Atheneum is open to the public higher prices. third series concert on Saturday, a way Basically, what makes The 3S Adem-12 9 M ovie "Mickey One" (1965) (243-4442) Taylor panied by Mrs. Betty Lou Nordeen and conducted by March 22. Orth performed with the All concerts begin at 8 p.m. at Desert Song. " as produced by Ruth and one demonstrating anew the @ Streets Of Sen Frandsco Warren Beatty. Hurd Hatfield Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday, 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.; Four of the five symphony concerts • A program by the Hartt College of Music guitar Gangsters interfere with a small­ Ralph Maccarone. Thursday, 11 a.m. to 8 p.m.; Saturday and Sunday, 11 Hartford Symphony in last fall’s Bushnell Memorial Hall. Further in­ Sam Belkin, excellent to behold is the very professionalism that abounds in 6 l3 0 L10 will be conducted by I^estro Arthur department, Saturday at 3 p.m, at the Hartford Coachlight Dinner Theatre productions. time comedian's plans for the (X CBS U l« )v(ov)» Ladies O) The Misses Karen Eddy and Kimberly Merz will be a.m. to 5 p.m. The museum will be clos^ Qhristmas Day Tchaikovsky Festival and recently formation may be obtained by calling zest fulness of a cast that seems to be i.jj Cerot Burnett And Friends future. (2 hrs.) Crime" (1973) David Janssen, Winograd. The second series concert, Public Library auditorium, 500 Main St,, Hartford. i V) Tic Tec Dougt) featured soloists in the choir's selection,"Who Will Come 278-1450. working effortlessly The performance is There is no need. Coachlight has found in ^ Masterpiece Theatre John Larch and New Year’s Day. an all-American program will be con­ made his New York debut to (525-9121) 99 22 (iO NBC News to Bethlehem." not flawed And the reason, certainment, the course of these seven years, to stage a IS jT) Over Easy 9 :3 0 2:00 • Winter Holidays Concert by the U.S. Coast IS the "packaging" of 1925 show and 1979 show with merely meaningless dashing to 9$ The Odd Couple ® Wail Street Week (X Joe Franklin Guard Band, Sunday at 8 p.m. at Leamy Hall and fro Rather. Coachlight has conceded, New Years Eve. staff 7 :0 0 10:00 loaturing V e rn o n cint L i Auditorium, Coast Guard Academy, New London. The question may. well be asked — how it is much better for sheer sentimentality CBS News X Com m ent Free. (443-8463) iI)M ‘A-S*H ' l l iST News HOUlfS r4 fit E * ' ' can a Broadway musical of the mid-1920s to reign supreme. The philosophy works, ABC News GL ^ M erry C hristm as From 2 :3 0 RHS Schedules Concert TRIHITY • Annual Christmas concert by the Greater Hart­ 149 m3; shape up against a Broadway musical (or works wonderfully. 'fj 99 Dating Game The Grand Ole Opry (92 M ovla While Wilch Doc(or" BulM, Champagn* Toast ford Youth Chorale, Sunday at 7:30 p.m. at King Guthrie's direction and Miss Shafer's J i Faatival 01 Faith T j Meet The Mayors (1953) Susan Hayward. Robert RI 6 4 1 Coflso e Dsnith dinner theater musicali of the winding- 99 Billy Qraham Christmas Spe­ Mitchum Choir. 1 COMEDY DOUBLE Philip School Auditorium, 100 King Philip Drive, choreography are to be commended for 9 ® 9 EiechM ROITON VERNON - The Rockville High School MTvsd In tlM WM hours down 1970s'’ There's a saying in show- cial IS Connecticut Prime Time 2 :4 3 Music Department will present its annual The Concert Band will perform “Fan- "HaRoW){R& MAUDE” West Hartford. (658-9791) their timing, the one overriding factor in 92 News business to the effect that a hit is a hit. a 10:30 (5J Movie Iriiracie In The Ram" winter concert Monday at 8 p.m. in the Usy on a Bell Carol,” and “Troika,” while PQ ~ 7dZ0 • Frank and Geetha Bennett in evening of Car­ engrossing entertainment Miss Burnard S DickCaveU (1954) Jane Wyman. Van John­ star is a star, and until and unless (Y]9 UftiwHji ;T Fece The State the Wind Ensemble will feature “Elsa’s plus natic Music, the classical music of South Africa, (1 j New York Report son high school auditorium. •35.00 something's out of whack in future presen­ and Lehew are a handsome pairing. Miss ® WondwB 01 The Sea fltsniijy "UpinSinolie**R«:oo Saturday at 8:30 p.m, at Real Art Ways, 197 Asylum S Sneek Previews The choirs, under the direction of Eileen Procession to the Cathedral,” and “A tations. what was good in one year can Coit and Jonathan Freeman handle the 2 :5 8 St., Hartford, (525-5521) 7 :2 9 I® Dick Cavett X N ew t Sullivan and the bands under the direction Christmas Festival.” Sk fdMC mOi ‘PeUAmatOf... positively be good in another secondary love interests with fondness, Daily Numbers • Holly Concert by the South Windsor Community 11:00 3 :0 0 NEW YEAR’S EVE RESERVATIONS NOW of James Kleiner, will present a variety of The audience will be invited to join the That's the saving grace of this and Miss Keathely as a desert maiden 7 :3 0 Chorus, Saturday at 8 p.m, at South Windsor High (3) ® ® ® News i4j Movie "Will Success Spoil REING ACCEPTED seasonal music. choirs in a carol sing before the combined th« handsomely-mounted musical about a with love-in-her eyes gives the iX P M. M agazine (I)M *A*8'H Rock Hunter? (1957) Tony choirs and wind ensemble perform their Ijva School. mysterious-character-concept con­ i j Ali In The Family (X) Jackie Gleason Randa)). Jayne Mans(ie)d Dinner served In our dining room for those wanting a Included in the program will be M mHI resolute young man i Lehew i who takes it X Family Feud 9 Our Miss Brooks traditional presentation of the "Halleujah • Christmas Candlelight Concert Sunday at 7:30 siderable depth a Mov)e - The Long, Hoi leisurely dinner.... arrangements of "Jingle Bells,” and PUMPERNICKEL upon himself to do battle, a la Robin Hood iXi Benny HHI 9 Chico And The Man Summer' (1958) Paul Newman. Alto • Gaft New VM r'i Eve CeMratfon In our btllroom... Chums” from Handel’s “Messiah.” p.m, at South United Methodist Church, 1226 Main ® M 'A 'S 'H ® Beat Of Bums And Allen “T’was the Night Before Christmas,” by Joanne Woodward The public is invited to attend the con­ St., Manchester. Free. ® ® MacNell / Lehrer Report 11:30 •FLOOR SHOW •OUKMG H i 3 M i l L the Mixed Choir and “Sleigh Ride,” and (9 Three's A Crowd 4 :2 0 PUB (X Mary Tyiar Moore 22 Movie "Genliemen Prefer •HATS & HOISEMAKERS •BREAKFAST SERVED AT UK) AJL “Winter Wonderland,” by the Girls’ cert free of charge. 433 OokloM StrxMt, Monch6tt« r DAVIS F.4'W ILY *1 YEAR jlr SATURDAY AND SUNDAY Clutching Hand - Part IV,” Dec. 19 at 8 p.m. at the BOTH DAYS 11am-7pm He cited an un­ BfflW WINl FREE ADMISSION precedented public de- > main campus auditorium, Manchester (iommunity 649-5487 College, 60 Bidwell St., Manchester. (646-4900) S hoi^" mand for tickets as the - WEEKLY SPECIALS- reason for scheduling the • “Anny of Lovers or Revolt of the Perverts,” FIESHmiDSWMDflSN...... $5.99 tonight at 8:30 at Real Art Ways, 197 Asylum St., FUSHBmOMFlIKDHIIDDOCK...... $ 4.99 additional performance. “Damn Yankees,” the Hartford. (525-5521) lOIST SWIOW WITK mSHIIOOM SIUCI...... $5.25 • At the Trinity College Cinestudio in Hartford: USD* CHOKISWIOM STEM...... $6.29 first major musical to be 'Featuring Bud Mayer every Tueadey and Thursday. Jim Hammerslough every Wedneaday, and Berlilla "Andy Warhol’s Bad” and "Richard Pryor in • SLF^'vLD Vi'Th f QTATO 4 3^1.•'» • presented in the company’s Seller and Lawrence Hoaen every Friday and Saturday Concert,” today and Saturday at 7:30 p m.; "The uSO* bF(F ‘PFSh bM'OOL s ' f-liAN M. new Huntington Theatre, STAR 45 East Center Street. Manchester, Comectcut 643-2751 opened Nov. 23. It con­ Lost Honor of Katharina Blum” and "A Sense of CALDOR PLAZA •MANCHESTER •EXIT! lie tinues through Dec. SO. Loss,” Dec. 16 to 18 at 7:30 p.m.; “Girl Crazy” and Critics have hailed the TREK “Little Women," Dec, 19 to 22 at 7:30 p.m. (527- production as a “winning 3811) bit,” and “as much fun as 44o|fgNavl|Eorl Appearing... when it took Broadway by LacturM storm." Audiences have • Gallery Ulks, Dec. 17 and 18 at 12:30 p.m. at the reacted with equal William Benton Museum of Art, University of (L, enthusiasm. The Precision Haircut Ckinnecticut, Storrs. Free. (488-4520) EAT, DRINK AND BE MERRY Wed. thru Sat Lynnie Godfrey, David (And why it might be right for you ) • “How to Enjoy Ballet,” Dec. 18 at 5:30 p.m. at CHRISTMASTIME 18 NEAR Rounds and Michael the Auerbach Science Auditorium, Hartford College If you hate the way your haircut disappears the The \ ' BIDE A WHILE • DINE IN STYLE Rupert lead off the 36- for Women, 30 Elizabeth St., Hartford. day after, come to Command Performance where Nighr \ AND HAVE SOME CHRISTMAS CHEER member cast, backed by a Gitorarei Ibcl He STRYDER Mouthwatering. Delicious. And FREEH 14-piece orchestra. I r m we specialize in the precision haircut C om e , Et C9t«ra QLEN LOCHEN Lewis directs the produc­ Precision haircutting is our technique for cutting H om e! ' QLA8TONBURY Come sample our delectable trays of hot • “The Big Antique Event,” Saturday and Sunday and cold hors d'oeuvres, served every tion, with book by Douglass the hair in harmony with the way it grows So as Th e 633-3955 Wallop and George Abott it grows, it doesn t lose its shape And because the from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. at the Eh^Ution and ‘‘A (U A NEW YEAirS EVE Assembly Halls, Hartford Civic Center, Hartford. Entwtalmiwnt Th«ira.-8un. Friday from 4 to 7 pm. and words and music by hair IS cut to fall naturally you don t have to keep CMIdran'a M«iu Jerry Ross and Richard (5660588) Pumparnickel Puk AvaUabla . Select from: Stuffed Mushroom Caps, Pigs fussing with it Usually a shake of the head does it In a Blanket, Finger Sandwiches, Swedish Adler. Edmond Kresley is P A w r • Art show and sale, Sunday from 10 a.m. to 6 “ F m t u r i n g • a QuoUty Band teUk a QnmUly Sound” The precision haircut with shampoo and blow- p.m. at the Exhibit Hall, Providence Civic Center, 1 Meatballs, Miniature Hotdogs with bacon the choreographer and Rtstauranf it Thomas Fay la the music "EvBr So Lightly” dry costs just fourteen dollars for guys and gals TjSallp Square, Providence, R.I. Free. (401-331- wraps, Chicken livers with bacon wraps. We also offer permanent waves, coloring, frosting • fhr pturr wkrrrSuu rin hut a drink «tf director. Sets are by John iwer • PM O a n ^ 10 PM UH 2 A! 0700) >on« 68*v & What to Do” column should be sub­ M arthairt Mall (X) mitted no later than Monday at noon to the Enter­ tainment Editor, Evening Herald, P.O. Box 591, T h t tMwapBiMr •'moraua Mon. 10-4. Tum. - Fri. 10<9, 8M. 94 MS*, 0F or library vyai orifiiiallv a FOR RltlRVATIONt C A U 845-1318 Of 848-5314 Sun. 11:30 - 5:30 Herald Square, Manchester, Conn. 06040, telephone a 0^ ^ Tucked behind Kings at the Manch. Parkade file of materials for oWtuary QAlblN QROVI CATIRIRt INC CARDIN ONOVl NO PLEASE CAaTHEATRE 643-2711. artidM but was axpaodtd JM N C H I|T g ^ 0 4 3 - 8 3 3 9 FOR SCREEN TWES Champagne at Mldnite... Proper dress rei^ulred Into a rafaranee library. J'T' ‘Ay ■ 14 - BVgNWG HERALD. Fri.. Dec. H. 187» EVENING HERALD. Fri., Dec. 14. 1979 - 15 Obituary Board Denies Report Herald New Mexico Scandal

Jennie B. Kasulki Angle MANCHESTER - Mrs. Jennie Spreads to Football Bell Kasulki, SI, of 333 Bidwell St., Of More Resignations Earl Yost died Thursday at a Manchester con­ Sports Editor valescent home. She was the widow ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (UPI) - In the Ellenberger were suspended Nov. 30 when they were im­ of John F. Kasulki. By MARY KITZMANN members were "displeased” with his was appointed. J ongoing sports scandal at the Uiuversity of New plicated in a federal investigation of bribery and mail, Herald Reporter resignation, according to Mrs. "Several members asked him tc fraud. Mrs. Kasulki was bom in Bolton on Theresa Parla, chairwoman. "But at reconsider, but he thought it was Mexico school officials appeared before a grand MANCHESTER - Amid wide­ Di$gu8ting IncidentB Both were scheduled to appear today before the! March 13, 1888 and had lived in this point I know of no other time to bow out,” Mrs. Parla said. jury, forfeited football games, accepted one spread speculation. Conservation schoors athletic council. Goldstein now will not have to Manchester most of her life. Before resignations," "But if he wanted to stay on, you can . College basketball season is less than two weeks old and coach’s resignation and prepared to act on the Commission members denied yester­ appear at the hearing, which still could lead to retiring 10 years ago she was a Mrs. Parla mentioned at last be sure the rest of the commission day any more resignations would already a disgusting series of incidents surfaced in the Universi­ status of another. Ellenberger's dismissal. cashier, for 23 years, in the cafeteria would have come to his aid.” follow Dr. Frederick Spaulding’s. night’s meeUng ‘"rhat at first when I ty of Connecticut’s 66-57 win over Fairfield University at New The football program was ripped Thursday by A conversation between Goldstein and Ellenberger on a of Manchester High School. heard he resigned, I said ‘If Dr. But so far there have been no in­ Spaulding resigned l^esday, after Haven Tuesday night. questionable transcripts from another institution’s telephone taped as part of a gambling investigation 'm -. Spaulding resigns. I’ll resign too.’’’ dications of other resignations. She leaves a daughter, Mrs. Robert Weiss, town manager, an­ Unfortunately, the television the conduct of coaches on the bench. summer course, which earlier resulted in the loss of touched off the federal probe involving the University E^t these remarks were made only in seven basketball players. and led to the ineligibility discoveries by school officials. Marion Gustafson of Manchester; nounced Ernest Tureck would be ap­ passing. I intend to remain,” Malcolm viewers, of which f was one. saw the Frankly, listening to teevee pointed to the commission. Barlow, commission member said. It was discovered star tight end Chris Combs ’’played An FBI agent’s affidavit and a transcript of the taped five sisters, Mrs. Geneva Lockwood, Some committee members continual tirades of Fairfield Coach analyast Dee Rowe's comments on Spaulding had mentioned several ineligible” in all 12 of the Lobos’ 1979 games, UNM Presi­ conversation alleged Goldstein described to the head Miss Cora Irons and Mrs. Phoebe expressed confusion about the cir­ "Perhaps we can continue in the Fred Baraket at decisions rendered what a great guy and coach Baraket times to other commission members tradition Fred left us. But no one by the two game officials and the tac­ is. was almost too much to stomach. dent William "Bud” Davis said. Marvin Johnson, vice coach how he falsely had obtained 16 hours of credit McCleiland, aii of Manchester; Mrs. cumstances surrounding the resigna­ president for student affairs, said the school would forfeit needed by transfer Craig Gilbert to graduate from a that he did not wish to be re­ tion. knows what happened. I wasn’t tics employed by several Fairfield Rowe knows better. Frances Hodges of Agawam, Mass.; appointed this year. But the aware he told the manager he wanted players, especially Mickey Herzing, the six games the Lobos won. junior college. "I had no idea' he wasn’t in­ Baraket, a nice guy off the court, and Mrs. Hazei Ayer of Chapiin; members did not know if Weiss was to resign. the team's answer to a hockey Combs, two of his football teammates and six of the The scheme allegedly involved mailing a bogus terested," Mrs. Ditta Tani, commis­ has been hollering and screaming at aware of this. Spaulding, who served policeman officials since he took over the hoop seven players dropped from the basketball team were transcript from Mercer Community college in New three grandchiidren; five great- sion member said. "I was very sur­ "Spaulding was very influential on for 10 years on the commission, was Herzing went after UConn star job. enrolled and credited with passing a course offered in Jersey to Oxnard Junior College in California and pay­ grandchiidren; and three great- prised about it.” the commission. He was by no means a frequent critic of highway con­ Corny Thompson in the first few The game was not good basketball California last summer by Ottawa University of Kansas. ment of a $300 bribe to an official at Oxnard. great-grandchildren. However, Mrs. Parla said she fearful of speaking his mind to struction policies. minutes of play but cooler heads in any sense ’’Combs told us all he did was send in $75 and received UNM officials appeared 'Thursday before the grand believed Spaulding was asked if he anyone, the President of the United Funeral services will be Saturday The m ajority of commission separated the pair from no more than The UConn-Fairfield game was not three hours of credit for it,” said Johnson. "That’s not jury, with the basketball players and officials of Mercer wanted to confinim hofnro Tureck States included,” Barlow saCleveland Cavaliers’ Mike Mitchell. their town committee or chairman, town attorney. O’Brien, presently tion, and absence, the Democrats said he wasn’t interested, while point. The two shot penalty was not work is $16,700 with $6,400 the win community support for Sweeney said he would take it, if minimum . plus expenses It takes U "Mitchell was leaning on me all will appoint five members each. The idea. Thigh school cost five million to assistant town attorney, received the had only four votes. The town charter severe enough. team, but we should have got the ball New York renovations at the high school Dr. another candidate wasn’t found. seasons to reach the maximum. night, " Hayes said, "and I just tried Board of Education will appoint five buid and now it is worth 25 million. full support of the executive com­ requires five votes for action. A number of coaches, on all levels, down much James Kennedy, school superinten­ Assignment in the NFL playoffs is _ 5%, to get my body over to draw a foul. members. The Citizens Advisory We want to renovate so it can last mittee. Cummings said he expected "There’s enough positions for are official baiters There is no shor­ easier." dent. has called for the formation of worth $2,000 to each official and $3,- So all the Big E did was score 11 Committee on Long-range Planning another 25 years and better respond McCavanagh argued that the 29, MeVanagh to be released from the everybody,” C un^ngs said. "If tage of officials, but a shortage The Bullets, as Suspends an ad hoc citizens panel to acquaint soon to be 30, year-old lawyer needs people were only patient. So many of strong officials who enforce the 000 for Super Bowl appearances. points in the final nine minutes of Hayes inferred, led will be asked if they are interested in to the students not going on to higher Manchester Memorial Hospital this regulation, then hit two foul shots the public with the renovation plans. serving. About 20 people served this more experience. weekend. “I don’t intend to fight with things will be opening up in rules governing the game, especially by as many as 17 Estimates to repair the badly education.” with three seconds left in overtime to group. "This isn’t a meaningful anyone,” he said. “But I am going to Manchester.” . •-?S4 points in the second All Fights deteriorated high school roof range criticism," Cummings said. spark the Washington Bullets to a period, but the The committee will meet three or emphasize the judgment of the Cummings said if McCavanagh from$5-900,000. The roof is not the "O’Brien deserves to be given a 115-113 extra period victory over Cavaliers bounced four times during January and Board of Education Chairman John ex'motive committee.” couldn’t be persuaded he “would Confusing NFL .’Ms only part of the building needing Cleveland, snapping the Cavaliers' back and sent the February of the new year. Yavis said today, "I think it is very chance.” O’Brien is also the partner “’This committee, composed of renovations. Expansion in the cross that bridge when we come to 11-game winning streak at home. game into overtime NEW YORK (UPI) Because a Board of Education member of Town Attorney David Barry, who elected officials, district chairmen. it.” vocational education area is needed, important that we get some com­ Wes Unseld, who grabbed 17 on a Foots Walker bank shot that tied boxer died of brain injuries he Leonard Seader said today, "I think a centralized art department, im­ munity review before going to a Playoff Picture rebounds, inbounded the ball to it, 101-101, with five seconds left sustained in a recent bout, the state Kennedy's idea is great. He is Kevin Grevey with six seconds left. provements in the parking areas and attempting to utilize a nucleus of the referendum. That way we will go to Grevey added 22 for the Bullets, Athletic Commission acted Thursday business equipment are among many the referendum with something that Grevey tossed the ball to Hayes at long range citizens planning com­ Police Lodge Fire Charges NEW YORK (UPI) - The NFL playoff picture could get a lit­ while Randy Smith of Cleveland night to suspend boxing in the stale areas requiring attention, according the top of the key, and he was fouled mittee and supplement it with ad­ has met with support from a good tle confusing this weekend but Dallas Cowboys' Coach Tom Lan­ topped all scorers with 28. until new procedures take effect to to the report. by Mitchell. After Hayes made both In other games, Utah routed San safeguard fighters. ditional people to get a broader base cross section of the community." K yle .\v c r Dr. Kennedy said preliminary es­ MANCHESTER — Police charged ble for the blaze which began in the Rockville, with breach of peace dry is defending the league’s tie-breaking procedure - which free throws. Campy Russell in- Antonio. 144-114, and Phoenix topped "While we are in the process of im­ timates show the costs will run, “a a 17-year-old Manchester man basement of the three-floor town ’Thursday. almost certainly will involve his team. bounded the ball for Cleveland with Houston. 121-113. plementing our recommendations, " good deal more than one million ’Thursday in connection with the Nov. house. "Obviously a point differential is three seconds left, but Randy Smith Jazz 144, Spurx 114 ,. Commission Chairman Jack Police alleged he was intoxicated dollars, but 1 don't want to 28 fire at 95C Sycamore Lane. He was released on a |1,000 non­ not a way you like, to break ties.” Houston have clinched playoff slipped while going for a pass and the Adrian Dantiey scored 36 points Prenderville said in a statement, ' John Buebler, who was the tenant surety bond, police said, for a Jan. 14 and that he stood too far out in the Landry said. "But if you didn't have Ayer Soccer game ended with the ball rolling and Ron Boone added a season-high "we have canceled all scheduled speculate” Two Towns Battle lane on Broad Street. He was berths, with the Central Division The report was prepared by high in the apartment at the time of the appearance in East Hartford some sort of tie-breaker we’d be championship to be decided Sunday. down the court 22 in leading Utah to its fourth boxing shows " school teachers and department fire, was charged with second-degree Superior Court. released on a $100 non-surety bond, playing until March.” In the West, the Denver-San Diego Team Pick Hayes, who scored 25 points to straight triumph. A commission spokesman said two heads, the administration and school Suspicious Blaze reckless endangerment, police said. In other news, police charged Alan police said, for a Jan. 7 appearance Going into the final week of the winner Monday night takes the title. match Bob Dandridge for the team .Sunn 121, Rorketn 113 bouts are immediately affected — specialists. When it was released one Police alleged Buehler was responsi­ C. Ogren II, 19, of 111 Union St., in Elast Hartford Superior Court. season, the Cowboys and Redskins, San Diego already has clinched a Junior midfielder Kyle Ayer of high scoring honors, said, “I felt I Walter Davis and Paul Westphal one scheduled for today at Harlem's month ago, Dr. Kennedy said, "After who meet Sunday in Dallas, are tied wildcard spot, leaving Denver. East Catholic High has been selected needed to make both foul shots to put combined for 61 points to key Audubon Ballroom and one Saturday 25 years of use the building faces the MANCHESTER —Firemen from said the fire was "fully involved” by Treaty Ends for the division lead with the Cleveland and Oakland jockeying for to the Connecticut Soccer Coaches pressure on Cleveland to make them Phoenix. Davis had 31 points and six in Hempstead, N Y same things a homeowner faces, you both the Town of Manchester and the the time the two departments Philadelphia berths. If Denver downs the Association (CSCAI All-State soccer get a three-point play to win. assists. Westphal had 30 points, eight The commission acted 15 days must renew and secure your invest­ Glastonbury fire departments arrived. It took the firemen 40 YOUR INVITED TO A Eagles. Dallas and Chargers, the Broncos will win their team, it was announced by Tom "We have lost so many games in the last six minutes when Phoenix after middleweight boxer Willie ment so it will last another 25 years.” battled an early morning blaze at a minutes to extinguish the blaze WASHINGTON (UPI) - Philadelphia have third consecutive crown under Red Malin, Eagle coach. after getting big leads against broke away. Classen died of brain injuries Kennedy said his proposal for a vacant house on Shallowbrook Lane because the floors inside had been Supreme Court action will MICROWAVE COOKING already clinched Miller because of a two-game sweep Ayer is a three-year starter at East Cleveland. They're a good pressing following a knockout The spokesman citizens committee will be submitted that Fire Chief John Rivosa said was weakened by the previous fires. permit President Carter to playoff berths. in head-to-head play. If the Broncos and this past season led the club in said the panel has prepared a report to the Board of Education at their deliberately set. ’"There’s no need to risk firemen’s end the mutual defense DEMONSTRATION AT Should the lose, they can still gain a wildcard assists and was second leading with recommend^ safeguards it meeting Monday. He said the Rivosa said it was the fourth fire lives for a house with nobody in it,” treaty between the United Redskins win, they berth - providing both Oakland and scorer with 10 goals He was also Maltempo Tabbed plans to submit to Gov. Hugh Carey proposal has three objectives. that he can recall at the 14 Shallow- Rivosa said. States and Taiwan on Jan. AL SIEFFERT’S, SAT. 12-4 will be the division Cleveland lose on Sunday. selected to the all-HCC team and was Among other recommendations, First, the committee's advice and brook Lane house, which has been The call came in first to the 1. Sen. Barry Goldwater champions and the In the NFC. Los Angeles has won voted his club's most valuable the commission urged establishment reactions to the report will be sought. boarded up since the last occupants Manchester department at 2:51 a.m., said the decision could lead E; Cowboys will be a the Western title. Tampa Bay can player. Ayer has been named co­ of a neurological training clinic for The committee will be able to offer left. He believed arson to be the which sent two engines and a ladder to a U.S. "dictator.” wildcard team and go to Philadelphia take the Central title with a victory, captain for the 1980 season. Chief Boxing Ref its medical officials and the exten­ suggested modifications. The com­ cause, he said, because each fire truck in response. ’The Glastonbury A divided court ’Thursday for a playoff. while Chicago has wildcard He has also lettered in basketball sion from 30 to 90 days of the time a mittee will finally be asked to happened when no one was living department sent two engines and a ordered the lower courts to A LITTON COOKING EXPEPT rHAVEi But if Dallas wins and becomes the possibilities and could take the divi­ and baseball in addition to his fighter is suspended after he has explain and support the project to there. tack pump, McKay said. dismiss a challenge by division champion, things get a little sion championship if Tampa Bay prowess on the soccer field. By EARL YOST been knocked out various groups within the town. Deputy Fire Chief James McKay Because of the size of the surroun­ Goldwater and 24 other WILL BE IN OUR STORE more complicated. The Redskins loses. Ayer is the son of Mr and Mrs. Sportft Kditor Prenderville said a meeting was ding lots, McKay said the flames conservatives to President would be 10-6 and automatically The wildcard clubs will meet in William Ayer of Coventry. He has scheduled for next Tuesday between Carter’s move unilaterally TO ANSWER ALL YOUR THEM! would become the wildcard team if two brothers, Tom. a freshman at Christmas is still 12 days away but Manchester’s Sam Maltem­ members of the commission's didn’t threaten other homes and was playoffs on Dec. 23, with the winners Cops Guard Wood confined mainly to the eastern side of terminating the 1954 pact QUESTIONS AND DEMON Tampa Bay loses and Chicago wins. advancing to the divisional playoffs East, and Jack, a grade three student po was the recipient of a nice present yesterday when notified medical advisory board and the building. on Jan. 1, 1980. If Tampa Bay and Chicago both Dec. 29-30. The AFC and NFC title at Robertson School in Coventry. that effective immediately he will serve as chief of boxing neurologists Dr Bennett Derby and MANCHESTER - Town ment will survey the areas STRATE MICROWAVE ALL! win. however. Washington would games are set for Jan. 6. and the referees on the Connecticut Staff. Dr. Joseph Ransolhoff to make plans officials promised in­ with 4-wheel drive for .the training clinic. have to fight the Bears for the wild­ Super Bowl will be played in the Rose Top Rookies Joseph McDonough, deputy com- Manchester Police Depart- creased surveillance to vehicles. COOKING ... card berth, and the determining fac­ Earlier in the day. state Sen. Roy Bowl at Pasadena. Calif, on Jan. 20. NEW YORK (UPI) - Two former missioner of the Department of Con­ ment for 26 years. prevent thefts of firewood "'The public is asked to tor would be which team had the best In games Saturday, Green Bay is Goodman, chairman of the Senate from the Town of cooperate with the police.” total net points over the season. The New England collegiate football sumer Protection, made the an­ Commmitlee on Investigations. Great new quartz watches at Detroit and the New York Jets are stars were named to the NFL All- nouncement Manchester water shed he said, "by notifying them Redskins currently have a 33-point at Miami. On Sunday. Philadelphia is Taxation and Government properties. of any activities, such as a advantage. Rookie team selected Thursday by A member of the stale staff of Operations, called for an immediate with a battery life of up to Syears at Houston. Buffalo at Pittsburgh. United Press International. referees since 1974, Maltempo has Police Chief Robert Lan- chain saw operation, com­ Nevertheless, any Bears’ victory Minnesota at New England. suspension of boxing until a medical nan said a meeting was ing from an area that is ★ FREEif and Washington loss adding up to 34 Tight end Dan Ross of Cincinnati, been given most "choice" care and screening program from Seiko. Cleveland at Cincinnati, Seattle at who played his college bail at assignments in the past three years held Thursday with the known to be Town of Q uasar points would knock out the Redskins. Oakland. St. Louis at Chicago. New proposed by his own panel was town manager, forester, Manchester forest land." Here's the rest of the playoff Northeastern, was selected to the which included the first match ever adopted. COOKING CLASSES Orleans at Los Angeles. Kansas City team, as was Buffalo defensive in the state between two women and water and public works Lannan said there will be I situation: at Tampa Bay, San Francisco at Goodman later said he was department heads to dis­ intensive patrols on WITH Calt^C In the AFC, Miami has won the tackle Fred Smerlas, who played at the Sugar Ray Leonard nationally "gratified " by the Athletic Commis­ Atlanta and Baltimore at the New Boston College. televised scrap against Javier Muniz cuss the problem. weekends when most of the Eastern title and Pittsburgh and York Giants. sion action. thefts occur. PURCHASE m LITTON in New Haven It was a stepping He also lauded the commission s Lannan said his depart­ MterawM Cooking OF ANY j stone for the 1976 Olympic Gold selection of Derby and Ransolhoff. MICROWAVE A Medal winner on his way to the world who assisted in the development of iKathy saysn i 'oshiba welterweight title. The top shows at OVEN. the Senate panel's proposals ORDER YOUR HOLIDAY Flyers, Sabres Meet the Hartford Civic Center also found In seven days of hearings, the FRUIT RASKCTS NOWI Maltempo the third man in the ring Senate committee heard from about mna* for the main events. ORGHAM FKSH 20 witnesses, including Classen's Mtct, CortlindR, Hod A QoMon DtAriom, WyMtR. BskNrtne, manager, officials who were al the Froth CMor. Maltempo has been through the "mill " in the rugged boxing game. fight and medical specialists. IMPORTED— I I ------FRESH With Streaks on Line There have been eight fighting He had 42 amateur bouts, piling up a record of 32 wins, nine draws and one deaths in the world this year, two of Honoydowt. CRnlalOMpoo, ■roeeoll, Laaha, Qraan I assisted on what proved to be the 6-6 . •tana, Oroati A Yallow NEW YORK (UPI) - One game-winner for Buffalo. His eighth loss while winning the state them in New York. The other death AlnoopRlot, TtngorInoR, tquaah, Alaek Radtahaa. Klyi*r» fi. NoriliqiicK 4 Paart, QrapafruK, Pipa. roVENS, STOVES streak is bound to end Satur­ goal of the season at 5:27 of the third Goals by Reggie Leach and Bill middleweight championship in 1937. in the city was that of Francisco Oataa. Paranipa, Whila twaal 1 Pataleaa, Tvndpa. Ipg | COMBINATIONS day. period snapped a 1-1 tie. McKegney Barber highlighted a five-goat, third The following year he added the light Rodriguez, who collapsed of an •adqua Andhra. then passed to linemate Doug Smith, enlarged heart in his first amateur The Buffalo Sabres, winners period outburst to extend the Flyers' heavyweight title. Sam Maltempo who directed a Lindy Ruff ^ o t past unbeaten streak to 25 games. The bout. of nine straight, and the After joining the pro ranks. 8ET YOUR DRILY NUMRERt HERB Philadelphia Flyers, unbeaten Chicago goalie Mike Veisor. Flyers rallied from a 3-1 deficit on Chicago's Tim Higgin.s and the Maltempo compiled a 32-9-1 record in Here, Seiko combines strong contemprorary design with unerring scores by Dennis Ververgaert and I.AiAAKlTA FAEE'^BeadyiM M iNBCoak in 25 consecutive games, meet ■Sabres' Rick Dudley traded 'second 42 bouts, appearing in three weight rw uA S M W W E j quartz accuracy and dependability that can operate up to Barber. classes — middleweight, lightheavy School Hoop Schedule Tonight head-on Saturday night in a period goals. Rr0 I P.M. KEENEY ST. W 647 9997 After Buffalo registered a 5-2 vic­ Vaclav Ne^mansky. worked hard to get to the top. 1 love against Enfield High, 0-2, at Clarke are conference opeflers. • W§ iPlinwWprAld. SlHldlr P*P«. P<“* TIcktU • tory over the Chicago Black Hawks come around,” he the sport and refereeing brings me Arena. Across town, ^ s t Catholic, 1- In Charter Oak (Conference play. 1- OFF 144 647 9999 Thursday night, Sabres' assistant said. "We're get­ Operation Success into contact with a lot of managers 0, entertains 1-0 Bulkeley High at the 0 Bolton High hosts 0-2, 0-3 Rham CASH . CHECK - MASTER CNAROE • UVAWAVi f Y« MM * M m OHM, m , IMH— coach Roger Neilson said, "There'll ting good shots but and fighters that I've known over the Elagles' Nest while Cheney Tech, 1-0, High and 0-1,1-1 Coventry High is at um, laMua Dam u n uaoi m m m we can't seem to get a big guy in the NEW YORK (UPI) - Arthur Ashe, PFRO be a lot of emotion going into the years.” hosts 1-0 Bacon Academy in a COC 1-0 Cromwell High. On the distaff JE I ^ E E S P PRODUCer Opwi Mon. thru Fri. till 9 Sat tlU S;30 until Chriatmaa o a CMR M m MT wifT m V M mm game because of our streaks. slot to block the goalie.” the 38-year-old tennis star who suf­ side, Manchester High, 1-1. is at 1-1 S WmWOMR.* fered a heart attack last summer, Now in his fourth year as security encounter. 271 OAKLAND ST.. MANCHESTER They've (the Flyers) been lying a lot In other games. Philadelphia kept officer based on Capitol Aventie in All three have 8 o'clock tap-offs. Enfield High in an afternoon tilt at TONIQHT TIL 9, Mon. Thun. A Fri. Ul • its streak going with a 6-4 victory Thursday underwent successful cor­ • 843-S3S4______lately so they can be had.” Hartford. Maltempo previously* was Elsewhere, Conard High, 1-0, visits 3:30. 917 NAM STREET • lUHCHESTER Tuoo., Wod. A t a t HI S Tony McKegney scored a goal and over Quebec and Detroit tied Boston, onary bypass surgery. tta m * 16 - EVENING HERALD. Fri- Dec. U. 1W9 Today's Budde Lineman of Year Break Even Tech Mat Goal 11 Schools Interested By LEN AUSTER pound match, sophomore Ray Sport Parade NEW YORK (UPI) - Brad Defensive tackle Steve McMichael pound class. The 138-pound class is acknowledges. strength and intelligence which are often the linemen that make the Boisvert will handle the chores for of Texas and middle guard Ron Sim­ Herald Spoiiswriter open, with sophomore Tony Walter, Five-foot-8, 206-pound Todd Budde of the University of sure to make him a first-round pick backs lo(A good, be considers it a the Techmen, 68 a year ago who mons of Florida State finished in a tie In the NFL draft. In Joining Big East With the strength in the freshman Bob Noyes and junior Bob Rychling will take care of the un­ Milt Rickman Southern California, a huge great honor to have played with open up Monday against Terryville Camera the possibles. ’The latter has for second with 10 votes each and “He’s my idea of a complete foot­ someone of White’s talents. lighter weight classifications, limited class for the Techmen. VPI Sports Editor guard who opened the holes High at 6:30. shown some promise but is a late Schedule: Dec. 17 Terryville H, 20 defensive end Hugh Green of ball player who will be a first-round “It means a great deal to have ' ■ 08'^® Gavitt, acting director of the new Cheney Tech wrestling Q)ach and led the sweeps for Junior Dave Menard is the Tech comer. at Hartford Public/with Farmington Pittsburgh and defensive tackle NFL draft choice,” says Budde’s White in the backfield,” Budde said. , Big East Conference, says 11 schools have e x p re s ^ Interest in joining Al Skinner’s hope, for the 1979- entry at the 98-pound level while Sophomore Lance Bouchard and Nonnewaug, 27 Stonington A, Heisman Trophy winner Bruce Clark of Penn State eaU got coach, John Robinson. “He’s very “He makes us look good while we’re i the league but he won't say if any of them will be admitted. *BiUy the Kid' 80 season is a break even cam­ good-looking freshman Dave Horn is handles the duties at 145 while junior Jan. 3 Bacon Academy A, 5 St. Paul Charles White, today was eight votes. Oddly, center Jim tou(^, very intelligent, an outstan­ making him look g (^ . Sometimes I ; One team, he said, is the University of Rhode Island. He said settled at 105. Junior Mike Cun­ Mike Hunter is at 155. Senior Robert H, 9 Klllingly A, 11 Manchester A, 14 NEW YORK (UPI) — If you took a quick look at Billy Martin, named college football’s Richter of North Carolina State, the ding athlete. He’s also very won’t have a great block or I’ll even ; questions about whether URI will be admitted are unfair. paign. ningham, who was second a year ago Hunter or senior Brian Longest will Rham H, 16 Bacon Academy H, 21 you might get the idea he was one of the James’ boys reincar­ Lineman of the Year by the Outland Trophy winner, received aggressive and intense. He’s almost miss my block, but Charlie is so good “To ask that presumes that I control seven votes, and that's not true,” “I’m hoping for a better than .500 in the Class S Meet, is ready .for only six votes. the ideal player.” season, but at this point I really don’t wrestle at 167. Skinner’s intent was East Windsor A, 23 Stonington H, 26 nated or maybe playing the lead in some movie like “Billy the United Press International. he often just outruns the guy Imissed ; said Gavitt, Providence College athletic director and coach of the 19M another fine campaign at 112 while to wrestle Longest at 185, where the Budde, son of former all-pro offen­ Consistency also has been a Budde U.S. Olympic basketball team. “I have only one vote.” know,” Skinner admits, “One mis­ Morgan A, 28 Bethel A, 31 Rham A, Kid,” or “Gun Fight at O.K. Corral.” and it appears I’ve made a tremen­ senior Art Soucy fills the bill at 119. Beavers really do not have anyone. Feb. 5 Canton A, 8 Somers H, 11 The 6-foot-5, 253-pound Budde sive guard Ed Budde, is considered trademark. Seldom does he play dous block.” “The full question of expansion has been put on the back burner since take in this sport and boom. It’s He certainly was all dressed for received 32 votes from the 100 sports These opening six classes should be However, Longest sustained tom Terryville A, 13 East Windsor H, 22- one of the finest offensive linemen below his capabilities. McMichael, a 6-foot-2, 255-pound May, he said this week. “But we have seen enough solid interest that going to be touch and go. We’re the part. Black hat, hlack leather writers and sportscasters from Cheney’s strength. cartilage in his chest in a scrimmage 23 Class S Meet, March 1 State Open Yankees) and I consider him a friend ever to play for the Trojans. A “I feel I’ve played to the best of my senior, was the cornerstone of Texas’ we cannot keep it on the back burner much longer.” wrestling some tough schools, for jacket, dark blue corduroy pants and now. across the nation, who participated Frank Carlson, a senior, holds bout and is out for at least two weeks. Meet. C3ieck sports slate for starting starter for four seasons, he is excep­ ability in most games this year,” No. 3 ranked defense and Simmons, a us.” black sea turtle cowboy boots. in the balloting. He is the first player down the fort at 126 while sophomore 'T il have to forfeit 185 to begin times. “They asked me whether he and I tional as a pulling guard and better Budde said. “But you always look for 6-foot-l, 235-pound junior, anchored a When both schools agree to a 91- Todd Watkins is pegged at the 132- He had come to the right place, from Southern California to win with until Longest is ready,” Skinner ever had any arguments,” Martin than average in pass protection. He the perfect game and it’s never Florida State defense which ranked too, his own fashionable Western went on. “I said, ‘Yeah, I talked to Lineman of the Year honors since the wear shop located just off equally combines the rare qualities of speed. there.” 10th nationally. him in Italian and he talked to me in award orginated in 1950. fashionable Madison Avenue in mid- While Budde admits that it’s most Jewish.' It was meant to be a joke. If Manhattan. Marshall and Simpson' you think I'm being anti-Semitic by Ostensibly, he had come to talk saying that, it's ridiculous." College Basketball End Careers Sunday about a second such store he's Calling Martin an anti-Semite is opening only a block away, but upon unfair. Joking sometimes, or in the NEW YORK — Veteran defensive end Jim Marshall his arrival, Martin found his shop heat of a ball game, he might make and record-setting rusher O.J. Simpson end their NFL jammed with newsmen, reference to the other fellow’s Undefeated Irish careers Sunday, each retiring with notable league photographers and TV people. ancestry, but he never discriminates. What attracted them all was a records. He talks the same way about published report Martin was now In his 20th NFL season, Minnesota’s Marshall will ex­ Italians, of which he is one, as he facing suspension by Commissioner Hurt But Win Big tend his league record to 282 consecutive starting does about Jews or any other group. Bowie Kuhn as a result of remarks he assignments when the Vikings play at New England. Martin is still being paid by the NEW YORK (UPI) — A casualty list would have been more Marshall announced his retirement from pro football last made while addressing University of Yankees at the rate of $120.(KK) a Rhode Island students in Kingston. appropriate than a stat sheet for Digger Phelps Thursday night. Tuesday. With his start against the Patriots, Marshall , 1 ;■ •,‘T i'**’*’','.. year. His contract runs through 1981 Following fourth-ranked Notre will hold the NFL record for most consecutive games R.I., last Tuesday. During the course and he said he has been receiving his Dame’s 79-58 victory over St. two sUrters ... we got caught in their with the same team (270), having started every regular of answering questions from the salary regularly every two weeks, Joseph’s (Ind.), the coach of the racehorse game.” season and post-season game the Vikings will have audience. Martin said Yankee owner but the unnamed source in the In other games involving top George Steinbrenner was “sick. " Fighting Irish sounded as if he just played (302). published report said Steinbrenner teams. No. 3 Ohio State beat Cal An unnam ed source in the returned from the front. “I want to give the Vikings team and some of the new may be planning to stop it because of Poly-Pomona, 87-46, and Louisville published report was quoted as “Our in ji^ report is that Kelly players every opportunity to make sure that no stone is a special clause in Martin’s contract defeated North Carollna-Charlotte, saying that statement by Martin was Tripucka will be out five or six days left unturned, that with teamwork and that extra effort having to do with his personal con­ — he’ll get a root canal on a loose 93-76. needed, the job will be accomplished. I know that next sure to infuriate Kuhn when he duct. Kelvin Ransey scored 20 points and returns from a working vacation in tooth,” Phelps said. “We were ad­ year the Vikings will again be at the top of the stack,” “I have no clause like that in my vised by our doctors to give, him a freshman Clark Kellogg 17 as the says Marshall, who celebrates his 42nd birthday Dec. 20. the Caribbean Monday and hears contract,” Martin said. “I have the Buckeyes rolled to their fourth con­ about it and that the commissioner rest.” San Francisco running back Simpson, an 11-year standard contract and there is Tripucka was accidentally elbowed secutive victory. During a 15-minute also would be moved to come down nothing like that in it." span of the first and second halves, veteran, will complete his career as the NFL’s second hard on Martin for what some might by a referee against UCLA Tuesday When Martin finished talking to Ohio State outscored Cal Poly, 40-6. leading all-time rusher. The 49ers complete their season construe as an anti-Semitic remark night. Sunday in Atlanta. newsmen, he visited American Darrell Griffith scored 8 of his 28 he made while talking about former “Richard Branning suffered a con­ O.J., who played at Buffalo from 1969 through 1977, has League President Lee MacPhail, points in a second-half blitz to give Yankee President A1 Rosen in Rhode tusion of the thigh in the UCLA game 11,224 career yards on an NFL-record 2,W2 carries. with whom he said he wanted to talk Louisville its,victory over N.C.- Island. and he was questionable at start of Geveland’s Jim Brown is the all-time leader with 12,312 about his contract. MacPhail did not Charlotte in the first round of the When Martin entered his shop, his game so doctors advised that he be yards. . •••7. V V reveal what he had to say about that, rested,” Phelps continued. “ Bill Louisville Holiday Classic. . ’ , f -3-’ agent. Doug Newton, was having but one of his spokesmen said the AL In tonight’s finals, Louisville meets Simpson holds NFL records for most yards in a season newsmen listen to a recorded conver­ Hanzlik (dislocated finger) will prac­ (2,003 in 1973): most career 200-yard games (6); and president cautioned Martin against tice Monday and he will see action Western Kentucky, which beat sation he had had a few hours earlier making further statements reflecting Evansville on Craig McCormick’s 24 most 100-yard games in a season (11 in ’73). He won four with Alan Click, the young man who against Fairfield a week from Satur­ on the Yankees in any way, which points. league rushing titles (1972-73-75-76), and has 42 career had arranged for Martin to speak for day.” 100-yard rushing games, second only to Brown’s 58. also means their owner, Stein­ a $3,000 fee at Rhode Island. Click But if St. Joseph’s had any notion “I’ll miss football,” explains Simpson. “But I’m ready. brenner. had been present all the time Martin of upset they were sadly mistaken. Ready to watch it. Ready to be a fan.” MacPhail pointed out to Martin he spoke. Backed by 18 points from Tracy had not been completely exonerated Volleyball “ What would you say Billy's Jackson and 16 from Orlando by the commissioner for the fight he Woolridge, unbeaten Notre Dame put Standings: National —Lathrop In­ NFL All-Rookie Team general attitude was that evening?" was involved in two months ago in Classic Dribbler Newton asked Click on the tape. its medical problems aside in rolling surance Agency 14-4, North Enders Bloomington, Minn. This present NEW YORK (UPI) - RB-Ottis Anderson, St. “He was super, unbelievable.” Western Kentucky’s Mike Prine dribbles away from to its sixth straight victory. 12-6, Tierney’s 11-7, Hoggers 10-8, situation might cause Kuhn to review The 1979 UPI NFL All- Louis; Williams Andrews, Click replied. “He spoke very highly Evansville’s Leroy Mitchell during last night’s Louisville The Irish twice reeled off spurts of Elconomy Electric 108, Lloyds Auto his findings, MacPhail said. Parts 8-10, AMF Head 4-14, Tire Rookie team: Atlanta of the Yankee organization and what 16 straight points to race to a 50-23 K-Matt Bahr, Pittsburgh Classic game. (UPI photo) Biters 4-14, Offense baseball did for him." lead at the half. Defense Last Word St. Joseph’s, which plays a American —Redwood Farms 16-2, WR-Jerry Butler, Buf­ “Did he lambast George Stein­ falo; Earnest Gray, New E-Jesse Baker, Houston; brenner?” Newton asked Click. Regarding his salary, Martin said decidedly small-time schedule, was Insurers 16-2, Renn’s Tavern 108, Dan Hampton, Chicago Tuesday, “Knowing how George is, paced by Neville Brown with 19 ABA Tool 6-12, Watkips 5-13, Latvian York Giants “1 wouldn't say so," Click Red Wings Extend TE-Dan Ross, Cincinnati T-Fred Smerlas, Buf­ answered. he might try to stop that. He might points. Church 1-17, falo; Manu Tuiasosopo, say I violated being a Yankee. How in “It was obvious we were playing Women —Thrifty Package 14-1, T-Keith Domey, Detroit; Martin listened along with the Dave Studdard, Denver Seattle others until Newton finally turned off hell Would he know? He never played one of the finest Division I ball clubs Crockett Agency 14-4, Great Expec­ with the Yankees.” tation 13-5, Farr’s 11-4, BMI 11-7, G-Greg Roberts, Tampa MLB-Stan Blinka, New the recorder. Slide of Boston in the country,” said Coach George York Jets Martin could be on the right track Waggoner, whose team dropped to 1- Buffalo Water Tavern 2-16, Chargers Bay; Cody Risien, 2-16, Moriarty Bros. 018. Geveland OLB-Jim Haslett, Buf­ Faced Remarks there. Steinbrenner was angered by BOSTON (UPI) - Just when the Boston Bruins thought they 4. “Even though they were without falo; Jerry Robinson, his remarks about him in Rhode C-Mark Dennard, Miami “When they asked me that question would get out of their two-week rut, the Detroit Red Wings QB-Phil Simms, New Philadelphia Island and he could be thinking of CB-Henry Williams, about George,” he said, “I prefaced cutting off payment to Martin. brought them back to earth. York Giants my remarks by saying, ‘if you think I coach Bobby Kromm felt fortunate. Oakland; Aaron Mitchell, Every standard contract, such as The Bruins, openly critical of the ’’It’s no question that we’re Dallas don't like the man at all. you're the last one Martin signed when he four-line system being tried out by pleased with a tie. We had problems Jo«’t World SS-Vernon Perry, wrong. I think he's done a lot of good came back to manage the Yankees first-year coach Fred Creighton, led Pro Bowl Team for baseball.' But I said, ‘he doesn't out there tonight with our defense in Houston last June includes paragraph 3A Thursday night until the last 1:17 of know a friend from an enemy and I front of the net, so we have to be 'By JOE CARMAN FS-Brenard Wilson, which says; ” ... The manager or the game when Detroit defenseman NEW YORK (UPI) - - think he's sick.' I feel sorry for him. 1 pleased not to lose," he said. The 1979 AFC Pro Bowl Philadelgpa don't have any hatred for him." player pledges himself to the Reed Larson converted a Peter Kromm recalled a game earlier P-Bob Grupp, Kansas Ci­ American public to conform to high Mahovlich feed. team (starters listed first) As for his comments about Rosen. this season in Detroit, when the Red standards of personal conduct ..." The shot from in front of the Offense ty- Martin said he was writing a book Wings beat the Bruins 6-3. Wide receivers-John Steinbrenner may try to invoke crease, Larson’s eighth goal of the “If we played 80 per cent as well as and “In the book. I brag on Al Rosen. that clause in which case it would be season, gave the Red Wings a 6-6 tie. Jefferson, San Diego; John I consided I considered him a friend we did then, we would have won Stallworth, Pittsburgh; up to MacPhail, not Kuhn, to make “I thought a game like this would tonight,” he said. “We didn’t play TOPICS then (when both were with the final judgment. get us on track,” said Boston goalie Steve Largent, Seattle; well and neither did the Bruins. I Children and Holiday Time Stanley Morgan, New Gilles Gilbert. “We went out there guess it was justice that the game by Bob Browstot and we worked hard, but we didn’t England MCnCuIkT OuTOOOA c o n s u l t a n t ended in a tie.” This is the time of the year when definite promise to teach me how to win. It’s tough to explain. Tackles-Leon Gray, One reason the Red Wings didn’t we all start racking our brains. What use it. There was a further declara­ STRANGE BEDFELLOWS Three Lettermen “We’ve had a lot of key injuries to Houston; Russ Unknown to many angers is win was Boston winger Al Secord, to give? It’s especially hard to find tion, that. An the following summer, Washington, San Diego; people like Brad Park, Wayne who netted his sixth and seventh the fact that fish are subject to something for adults, but it’s a lead after milking, at least two evenings a Marvin Powell, New York infection by a wider variety of Cashman and Don Marcotte, plus we goals in the third period. lost a veteran goal scorer in Bobby pipe cinch for young people. week, we would go fishing. Jets parasites than are most other With East Matmen Whether it be for Christmas or This was the most fantastic gift a Guards -Joe animals. Schmautz. This makes a lot of holes Hanukkah, with a simple small gift, kid could get in the middle of the Both interna) and externa) to fill. DeLamielleure, Buffalo; parasites prey on fish, and warm you can give a youngster, not just a depression 30s, and I couldn’t wait By LEN AUSTER “That’s our big problem, Y»qt the Basketball John Hannah, New water Osh have more parasites present, but a legacy. And it could be for summer to roll around again. Herald Sportswriter four-line system,” O’Reilly said? England; Ed White, San than do cold water fish. a legacy that can last a lifetime and E)ach year thereafter, holiday time One parasite seen by many Despite the injuries, he feels the Diego Three lettermen backbone the East Catholic High wrestling BUSINESSMEN be p a s ^ on and on. sport fishermen is the black Bruins “have been playing was a similar exciting experience. A Centers-Mike Webster, team as it seeks to improve on last year’s 4-11-1 record. Standings: National—Westown2-1, I’m not saying it works all the grub. reasonably well lately. The only compass, and a promise to teach me Pittsburgh; Tom DeLeone, It appears as a curled worm Senior co-captains Jim Foss (112) Moriarty Fuel 2-1, Highland Park time, but I’ve seen it work more how to use it in the woods, a hunting Gevelai^ Filloramo at 155. Senior Mike Daly is thing is that we’re letting goals in just under the skin of popular and Tyler Corey (145) and junior Market 1-2, Police 0-3, B.A. aubO-3. often than not, and not just with my knife, with a promise to teach me Tight Ends-Dave Casper, species of fish, including large* at 167 with either junior John Alo^y that we shouldn’t. Carlos Velez (119) represent most of American —Cycle Shop 3-0, Pete’s own children, but with teers as well. how to use it and care for it; a pair of Oakland; Raymond mouth bass, sunfish and crap- or senior Tom Toomey at 185. Alosky “The puck just isn’t bouncing our the Elagles' experience and Coach 2-1, Farr’s 2-1, Fuss & O’Neill 2-1, Give a young person a little gift hunting boots, that I had yearned Chester, Oakland pie. has the inside track, according to way. We’re in the type of slump that One Hour Martinizing 1-2. This easily detected worm is Santos Corpus expects each to have we and every team has every year,” relating to the outdoors. Whether it over in the Ward catalogue, and most Quarterbacks-Dan actually attacking its second Corpus. The unlimited be for fishing, hiking, bird watching, important, all promises were kept. fine campaigns. he said. “It would be foolish to jump Fouts, San Diego; Terry host, say Mercury outboards' Foss was 12-2-1, Corey 12-3-1 and (heavyweight) class is in the hands SENIOR shooting, etc., and then give the big We did everything he said. fishing experts, having already of 6-foot-2, 206-pound junior John ship now. This is just an annual Bradshaw, Pittsburgh Velez 9-6 a year ago, according to Standings: Fogarty Oilers 3-0, Irish gift....Give of yourself....You, and I’ve tried to do the same with my Running Backs-Earl served a term as a larvae worm Lucier. thing.” passing through the body of a Corpus. Insurance Agency M , Sportsman your time as an adjunct to the token children. Sometimes I got carried Campbell, Houston; Fran­ “Overall we’re very in­ While the Bruins were disap­ snail, and on its way to co-habit­ East begins its 1979-80 season Cafe 2-1, Moriarty Bros. 1-2, Fogarty gift, make it a super present. away, and the gifts were a little co Harris, Pittsburgh, experienced. This year again we’re pointed in settling for a tie, Detroit ing with a third host. Tuesday at home against Far­ Bros. 1-2, Cooper St. Package 0-3. Let me explain, and make my grander than they should have been, Mike Pruitt, Cleveland; The black grub has developed building, but it seems that’s the way mington High at 3:30 with Corpus meaning clearer. but I’ve tried to imbue a love of the Joe Washington, Baltimore a master plan of survival that it is every year,” Corpus com­ hoping to see improvement. Many, many years ago, when I first outdoors with them, and I think I Defense requires cooperation of all three mented. of its unwilling partners. “We're looking for something a lit­ started working on the “farm” in have succeeded. Ends-Fred Dean, San e 1S79 R. J Rtynoldt Tobacco Co Schedule: Dec. 18 Farmington H, As a grub, it weakens the host tle bit better,” he tempered. “The Northeastern Pennsylvania, I Scott loves to fish and shoot, and Diego; L.C. Greenwood, fish and makes it vulnerable to 21 Rham H, Jan. 3 at Enfield/with people we have are physically "tailgated” after the hired hand, a has a true love of nature’s wonders; Pittsburgh; Elvin Bethea, being eaten by birds such as Bloomfield, 8 Fermi H, 11 Blast Hart­ stronger than a year ago. We have man in his 30s, named Loren Treible. Pete could care less about fishing or Houston herons and gulb. ford A, 15 St. Paul A, 19 Rockville H, After entering the bird, the seniors who are Inexperienced but When I say “tailgated,” I mean shooting, but give him the outdoors, 22 Weaver A, 24 Waterford H, 29 Tackles - Bob grub becomes a nuke and is cap­ they are physically stronger. “tailgated” ! Every place he went, I the mountains and the forests, far Baumhower, Miami; Joe Bulkeley A, Feb. 2 St. Bernard A, 5 able of reproduction. Only Winston’s Sun-RicK“ Blend “The squad is bigger than normal, away places, and he’s off and away. Greene, Pittsburgh; Gary The resultant eggs are de­ Somers A, 16 Glastonbury H, 19 went, rlA t bdiliid him. I even about 30 instead of 22-23, and the at­ walked like him, carried my arms I’ve seen this happen with young Johnson, San Diego posited in water by the bird and Manchester H, 22-23 Class M Meet, titude has been better than in the the way he did, wore a cap at the people I’ve taught to tie flies. A small Outside Linebackers - they develop into snuUI worms of die choicest, richest tobaccos March 1 State Open Meet. which enter the bodies of snails past. Although the seniors are not same angle he did. He was mv idol. gift of feathers, fur, some odd hooks, Robert Brazile, Houston, and clams. experienced, they are providing Check sports slate for starting The f M year I worked with him, tools, seem to have given them the tastes this full and satisfying. times. Jack Ham, Pittsburgh; The larvae continue develop­ better leadership.” he IndoctriMted me into the true impetus to push a passing interest Kim Bokamper, Miami ing and eventually escape this Sophomore Jack Liner holds down mysteries and wonders of fishing. I into a fun passion. Middle Linebackers - host and attach themselves to passing fish. 'W uiston after Ai^^ston. the fort at the 98-pound class while was all of 11 years old, and coming One man who lives in Ohio now, Jack Lambert, Pittsburgh; Burrowing under the skin, either sophomore Todd Corey or from the big city, this was like a stops to see me when he returns to Randy Gradishar, Denver they become encysted and wait Winston freshman Steve Byrne will be at 105. t Batketball ] whole new wonderful world unfolding Manchester every year for a visit. He C ornerbacks - Mike for the next stage of life when T he Box. Corey, presently, is overweight and for me. will tell the story, to all who will Haynes, New England; the fuh is consumed by a bird. FILTER CIGARETTES MIDGET The first Christmas, back in the ci­ listen, about bow I started him on the Louis Wright, Denver; Mel Thus the chain of parasitic may not hit the limit. living oominues. Foss is firm at 112 and Velez at 119, Tom Downes netted 21 points and ty, I received a Christmas present road to fly tying when be w u in Blount, Pittsburgh although the latter will get a Clarence Zachery added 6 more as from Loren, with a note, I can grade school, with a snnall gift of S a fe tie s - M ike challenge from junior Joe Foley for the Bullets whipped the 76ers, 29-14, remember the package coming to the feathers, fur and instructions. He Reinfeldt, Houston; Don­ Grid Banquet last night at the West Side Rec. Bennet Cross Country Squad East Catholic High’s mat time. Senior Scott Birtles draws bouse, addressed to me, and nuuked claims this pushed him into nie Snell, Pittsburgh; Urn Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined CRUSH-PROOF BOX the nod at 126 while either senior John DeQuattro, and Billy and Joe Fashioning a fine 11-3 won-lost record this fall was the Bennet “Personal.” becoming a professional tyer. If so. Foley, Miami football banquet will be Todd O'Rourke or sophomore Ben Prignano each had 4 tallies for the ’That was the first time I had ever I’m glad. ..Specialists held Sunday afternoon at 2 Thai Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. 76ers. Junior High boys’ cross country squad. Members were, top row Leyland will be at 132. Either received anything like that in the So, if you’re stumped for ideas, and ^ te r-B o b Grupp, Kan­ o’clock at the school 13 m g."ur",1.3 mg. nicotine av. per cigaieite. FTC Report M A Y '7 8 Leyland or senior Dave Fournier, a Action at the V saw Manchester (1. to r.) Tony Barbagallo, Pat Mace, Pat Caye, Steve Djiomas, mall. When I opmed the package, I better still, even if you’re not, give a sas City cafeteria, first-year grappler, will be at 138. Cycle top Wyman Oil, 39-29. Alhie Art Bruder, Ck>ach Stan Bebyn. Middle row, Kris Shultz, Rich found a cleaned, but well-worn bait young person a small gift reiatbig to Klcker-Tonl Fritsch, George DeLeone, bead Tyler Corey anchors the 145-pound Harris and Joanna Robinson had 18 Law, Lou Melendez, Dave Hazzard, Rick Hence, Jeff casting reel, and with it a note, our wonderful natural world and with Houston football coach at Southern class for East with sophomore Bob and 12 points respectively for Cycle Hennequin. Front row, Brian Harvey, Tom Miller, Bob Longo. promising to find a rod to go with it. it really give of yourself. Make it a Kick Returner-Rick Connecticut State College, while John Tracy’s 8 paced Wyman. But most important, therq was a super holiday season. Upchurch, Denver will be guest speaker. I 18 - EVENING HERALD, Fri,, Dec. 14. 1979 EVENING HERALD. Fri. Dec. 14.1979- 19 Elections Slated Sports Slats MiMCHESTER Computers HelpfuK Friday CALDOR SHOPPMG PLAZA SWIMMING On Vaeant Seats BASKETBALL Radio, TV Tonight Manchrsler al Wrlhcrsfirld, 3:30 UConn VB. Rhode Island, 8 • TOLLJWDTURNPME Enfield al Manrhealer, 8 Ch.8, WPOP Bulkriry at East Calholir, 8 Salurdav HARTFORD (UPI) - Gov. Ella Grasso ’Thursday set NOW OTEN OUNDAYO Baron Academy al Cheney Tech, 8 WRESTLING Pro Boxing, 9 - Cable election dates for a Connecticut Senator and three House (Canard al Penney Rham /Rockville al Manchrsler, I Best Road Hitter members - including Deputy House Speaker Joseph In Cowboys’ Camp EasI Hanford al Fermi p.m. Coatsworth - who are resigning midway through their VELOURTOPS OlaMonhury al Windsor Locks ICE HOCKEY BOS’TON (UPI) — Shortstop Rick terms. eiFT SWEAHRS eCOLORS NEW YORK (UPI) - When still have to win three games after to overcome their injuries. Had it Rf>ckvillc al Soulh Windsor Fermi al Manchrsler (Bollon), Burleson was the only member of the Sen. Lawrence DeNardis, R-Hamden, is resigning Dec. Novatty or QIHIar they work, nothing in the world Sunday’s contest to make it again. been Roger Staubach alone who was Rham al Rollon 7:50 Boston Red Sox to hit better on the 31 to become the first president of the Connecticut can possibly beat those com­ A possible foreshadowing of what faced with making up the slack, he Covcniry al Cromwell Andrew Warde al EasI Calholic road in the 1979 season than at home. Conference of Independent Colleges. The election to • 4 * * . 8 9 * « • 1 2 . 8 9 this year would be like for the Cow­ (Bollon), 9:30 He hit .283 In road games and puters. might've done it because he has been Manchcslrr al Enfield (girls), 3:30 replace DeNardis will be held Feb. 19. Reg. $29.00 boys manifested itself as far back as batted .272 at home. DeNardis’ district includes Hamden, Cheshire, East Rtg. 991-992.00 When they don’t, all you can the second week in August when abMiutely spectacular even though he was hurt himself earlier in the Haven and North Haven. INflM lIM flM flRIlflRM flM N do is just stand there and hope Charlie Waters Mrs. Grasso said the election for CJoatsworth’s seat will tore up the year. He couldn’t do it all by himself, Conventional Style HAT - SCARF and everything wili turn out all however. With Tony Dorsett be held Feb. 19. Coatsworth, a Cromwell Democrat, is 8ALEI KNEE SOCKS ligaments in his leg leaving effective Jan. 1 to take a job as lobbyist and con­ MIHENS right eventually, which is sidelined now with a shoulder injury, Kicking for Moseley lofinW Do o m roughly where the Dallas Cow­ in a preseason the Cowboys are certain to be even sultant for the Connecticut Hospital Association. 3 pr. for SB40 game with Seattle Coatsworth’s district covers Cromwell, Portland and All 3 Pet. boys stand right now. further hard pressed in their game NEW YORK — Washington Redskin Mark Moseley is 3 pr. tor 36.00 Rag. 117.00 and was sidelined Middletown. * 8 . 9 9 The Cowboys use computers the the remainder of with the R askins Sunday. The maWng a solid case for a conventional style kickers. He NFC’s East Division title and the all- iMds the NFC in scoring with 104 points, including 23 of ’The election to fill the seat being vacated by Rep. way teen-agers use telephones. They the season. James Dyer, D-Danbury, will be held Jan. 10. Dyer are undoubtedly the most com­ Waters, an All-Pro safety, was one important home-field advantage for 31 field goals and 35 of 35 extra points. rIp5? ofaselS uT GIFT ROBES Ue divisional playoffs is on the line I always kicked straight away and there’s no reason recently was elected mayor of Danbury and will resign puterized professional team in the of the key men in the Cowboys’ ONLY 6 effective Jan. 1. in this one. What’s more, the Cow­ for me to change,” says Moseley, an eight-year NFL entire country, and having gone to defensive unit. The computer never boys are catching the Redskins all veteran. ‘"There are only five of us left - Jim ’Turner Rep. James Swomley, R-Bloomfield, is resigning effM- the Super Bowl five times in the past offered the slightest clue as to how tive Dec. 31, to become a director of the Lung Associa­ Vs 9 FF fired up. 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ALL NEW GAR SALES J • S o heatm# rk m e m on • Sound absorbing • laigrr dual wash Mitions Double insulated 2 5-amps 6 cord combination blade and wrench I'L \ tle for three years In the during drying blankrts sunound wash aims deliver greater soal warranty on the inneUm listed 1I«kIi-I will be presented at halftime of the (hambef lo rMam heal lu siri(iping. struhbmg lank and wrtf door ]^LIisled MiHlrU.mi. • A l«n tir7»- 21 School Nurses Firm s Using Astrologers Set Spine Tests Hebron PZC Approves Village SOUTH WINDSOR - Students at cqinmission. the Ellsworth School will be HEBRON —The Planning and Zoning Com- development for another parcel owned by Frank LaChapelle. The plan was revised to Burt also said he hopes to have a town examined for the detection of mlttion has approved a plan of development for Pendleton Village which includes 13 lots show the location of the existing septic meeting early in January to ask acceptance of To Help With Decisions scoliosis (spinal curvature) during roads hi the Joshua Farms subdivisions as CHRISTMAS TREES the week of Jan. 7-11. off Route M. system. well as the acceptance of 34 acres In the All students will be screened The initial plan was approved last June but First Selectman Raymond Burt presented required. tracing the movement of the planets, Joshua Farms development and 3.7 acres in NEW YORK (UPI) - First there during physcial education classes by subject to several stipulations. Harry Megson, the commission with an "as built” plan for TKSH CUT BlllSMI t SCOTCH PME Lately he has been busy traveling one might determine that now is “a the Northam Hills subdivision, as open space was the corporate "shrink." Now school personnel who have been who presented the plan, said the stipulations Golf Lane in the Gledhill Acres subdvision comes the age of the corporate around the country selling an good time to launch a new product or have either been met or are prtnt^ on the with a request for approvhl of the road for land. IIVE MUCUS FR MB to build a new plant," Jawer said. given special training by astrologer whom bosses can call on astrological computer that he helped plans as restrictions on the approval. acceptance as a town road. Complaints had been received concerning develop. "It’s not meant to replace Jawer earn^ a degree In the professionals at Newington the operations at the Nuclear Technology MITESniUCE not only to solve sticky personnel Children’s Hospital. The area In question is behind the Hebron Members of the commission didn’t take ac­ professional astrologers,” Jawer "History and Science of Astrology” tion on the request because they said it Corp. which residents of the area said was problems, but also to aid them in Ann Shea, school nurse, said Center Firehouse and the property of Gladys making major business decisions. said, "but to bridge the gap between at the University of Massachusetts at T. Miner. appeared the road wasn’t built in accordance allegedly operating an auto repair business. them and the newspaper horoscopes, scoliosis appears gradually, especial­ One of this new breed, Jeff Jawer, Amherst under a program that Megson told the commission the state with the original plan. Building official David Paine said there •PONSEnUS,«BASII•BASKnS,«HOUYi which are most general.” ly during the years of rapid teenage 33, advises among other businesses a allows students to design their own Department of Health is working with the Burt said the road was built under the super­ appears to be no activity there now but If there An astrologer can provide several majors. His adviser was a classics growth. She said if it’s detected in its is then legal action will be taken against the •WREATHSiMnNG* firm that publishes a stockmarket early states, treatment by brace or developers on the proposed community septic vision of former First Selectman Aaron Ried newsletter, an Atlanta-based com­ services for a business, Jawer said. professor. system for the development and the plan and said he doesn’t know why the change was owner, Steve Scribner. Jawer firmly believes astrology exercise may be all that is necessary CWISTMAS TOEf QFTS FOR (ARDEMERS modities firm, a sporting goods store “Part of it involves personnel,” he appears to be satisfactory to the state. made. He said he will check Into, the matter Paine also told the commission that Lot 88 can be used to provide guidance for to prevent further complications. STAND and the makers of a cigarette paper. said. “You serve as a sort of cor­ ’ihe commission also approved a plan of and report back to the Jan. 8 meeting of the on Deepwood Drive in the Amston Lake sec­ • OIIIDFEEOEM individuals, relationships, com­ Parents of students who are found Besides doing astrological charts porate psychologist. You can do a tion violates the sideline and setback 4 Sraca • SOILHEATHNCAOU character analysis: An employee panies, cities and even international to have signs of a possible spinal ab­ requirements if it is used for a year-round of individual employees to determine normality will be contacted by the • H»Mi e< rntim • OAROENINOBOOU might be perfectly qualified for a politics. residence. «Emy 3* to who shouid be doing what, and when, school nurse. Thpse parents wishing Fuel Service Offers Info • SHEARS position, but is it the right time in his But even beyond the practical Paine said the owner, Murray Ostrager, will #Mo«i ¥ NB«V MbIwii Jawer also does them for the com­ to exclude their children from the pFrBntMO MBBt • SOIL TEST KITS pany as a whole to determine life to make such a move? Are two application, “astrology is music to HEBRON — Debbie Taylor, crisis interven­ sons, with a yearly income of not more than be told of this violation and that the bouse can screening are asked to contact the • AN*«l hrandMi M • AMASYIUSSUISS employees compatible? me,” he said. tion worker for the Emergency Fuel Service, 38,375, would be eligible for assistance. be used for summer occupancy qply. to MtBR tN tfto whether it's time to diversify, sell, school by Jan. 4. hire or fire. “And then you can provide service will be at the Town Office Building Tuesday Applicants will n ^ proof of income of all During a brief review of the existing zoning "Yes, you can do a horoscope for a for the employees acting as a sort of Mid-term Reports District Meeting from 9 to 10 a.m. to answer questions and take working adults in the household for three con­ regulations, Paine noted that several areas in-house ‘shrink.’” applications for emergency fuel assistance. secutive months during the previous 12-month should be considered for revisions. One of WHITHAM NURSERY business." the Atianta-based VERNON —Mid-term reports were MANCHESTER - The Board of There are the corporate Directors of the Eighth Utilities Income standards for eligibility for the period. these is the section which allows for use of “Crotc With Hi" astroioger said. "You can do charts distributed to Rockville High School M 3 -7 I0 2 horoscopes that can be based on in­ program are based on the number of persons Applicants unable to come to the Town Of­ trailers. He said the regulations govern the ROUTE 6 BOLTON for rocks, animais, chairs, students Thursday, Brian District will hold its regular meeting corporation dates, certain significant in a household. fice Building may go to the office of the age of the trailer but fail to mention that the OPEN DAILY 9 AM TO 5 PM anything." McCartney, school principal said. Monday at 7 p.m. at the district agreements, or even the date of a As an example, a single-person household Windham Area Community Action Service, 74 trailer has to meet state certification. He said Jawer passed an 8-hour exam for a McCartney said any interested firehouse, 32 Main St. first sale. “You can do several charts with a yearly income of not more than 34,250, Bridge Street Plaza, Willimantic or provisions all persons obtaining a permit to use a trailer iicense to practice astrology in parents may check with the student's The public is also reminded to at­ and decide which one looks like a Corporate astrologer Jeff Jawer of New York shows off his would be eligible and a household of four per­ may be made for visits to homes. should be advised that not all trailers meet Atlanta - the only city in the United guidance counselor if they have any tend the annual Carol Sing in Robert­ States where such a certificate is company.” astrological computer. (UPI photo) son Park Tuesday night. state building code requirements. Using that date as a base point and questions concerning the report.

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FIRST PERSON TO GOME INTO THE Cdgpr ThwlMiH HERALD AFTER SiSO AM MONDAY WINS THE POIZE 22 - EVENING HERALD. Frl.. Dec. 14. 1W» EVENING HERALD. Frl., Dec. 14, 1919 - 23 Quits Board More Lots Petition Seeks Rent Unit HARTFORD - Edward L. Hennessy Jr. has Are Sought VERNON - A peUUon, These complaints were concerning heat surplus unit might work in connec­ resigned from the board of signed by 238 residents, made when Frank McCoy bills they received in tion with the town’s trustees of Northeast calls for a meeting to dis­ was mayor and McCoy had August. At that time housing rehabilitation Utilities. ForParkingl cuss the forming of a fair request^ the formation of McCoy asked the program which is federally Hennessy, formerly the fair rent commission. Rehabilitation Committee sponsored. At the time the executive vice president H e r a l d rent commission in town. VERNON — A problem with fin­ The petition was He was defeated by Mrs. to assist the tenants. committee didn’t feel the and chief financial officer CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING ding enough parking spaces for peo­ J 9 presented to Mayor Marie Herbst in the November The committee in turn establishment of the fair of United Technologies ple riding commuter buses and peo­ Herbst who said she will elections. obtained a student intern rent commission should be Corp. of East Hartford, ple car-pooling led Mayor Marie discuss the matter at Mon- Complaints were made from the University of pursued. was recently elected chair­ Herbst to ask three Route 30 day’s Town Council to McCoy by residents of Connecticut to study fair The apartment tenants man of Allied Chemical churches to allow use of their meeting and then set a date an apartment complex rent measures. The study would like to reopen the Corp. of Morristown, N.J. In resigning from the NU parking lots for this purpose. to meet with petitioners. owned by Burr Carlson focused on how a fair rent matter. Hcralti board of trustees, he stated Mrs. Herbst also said she INDEX his present position □ NOTICES Mrs. Herbst said she sent letters to ^ SSI has alerted Councilman precludes regular atten­ NOTIClt Sacred Heart Church, Trinity Robert Hurd, chairman of Lo$l and Found the Rehabilitation Com­ dance at the ulitility's 1 — Lott and Found Lutheran and the 'First board meetings. He was 2 — Portonais Congregational Church of Vernon. mittee, and she expects the BEAT THE OIL PMIXS 1 Announcoments FOUND- Beautiful pure white matter will be turned over elected to the board in 1974. 4 — Entertainment female cat at Friendly’s on Wednesday she received her first 5 — Auctions Main Street. Needs a home. to that committee. reply from the Rev. Ralph Kelley, "We accept Mr. FINANCIAL Box trained. Before 6 p.m. pastor of Sacred Heart saying he The committee did a Hennessy’s resignation 8 — Bonds-StockS'Mortgages 647-1824. 643-4480, after 6 p.m. feels sure that some arrangement study on fair rent units last with regret," said Lelan F. 9 — Personal Loans Quan IMPOUNDED- Male, mixed can be made for the use of the church fall after several tenant- etgy Watkins Bros, furniture store is taking the is the first step in a major renovation which Sillian Jr., chairman and 10 — Insurance EMPLOYMENT breed 2 months old. tri color. lot. landlord disputes surfaced roof off its garage on Purnell Place and con­ will convert the store to Pennsylvania House chief executive officer of Conway Road. Female, 2 year at several apartment com­ Saver Healer NU. “His counsel and in­ 13 — Help Wanter HAPPY 89th verting it to a walled-in loading area for large Gallery showcase store. (Herald photo by 14 — Business Opportunities old Lao/Cross, black. Center He told the mayor there may be plexes. volvement were valued by 15 — Situation Wanted Street. Male, 1 year old Wood Stove Seminar • OperatM at 100% capacity lor .O’AC par hour trucks, including tractor-trailers. The move Pinto) Shephard, black and tan. times, during the winter months, The tenants complained Northeast Utilities during EDUCATION Center Street. Contact BIRTHDAY DEAR when the lot may not be plowed out James Sarles, coordinator of fire prevention for about maintenance • ENERGYu SAVING CONTROLLER lor aalaction ol a critical period in energy 18 » Private Instructions Manchester Dog Warden. 646- datirad comlort laval. 19 — SchoolS'Classes early enough for the morning com­ Manchester’s Eighth District Fire Department, talks about problems, the oil sur­ cost and supply." Sillin 4555. 20 — Instructions Wanted MRS. McCONKEY! muters but said he sees no reason wood stoves and wood burning at a seminar in Robertson charge placed on them, • Tharmoatallc control — TIP-OVER Switch. added. why it can't be used. • Maximum haal In ona mlnuta Watkins Starts Renovations REAL ESTATE IMPOUNDED: Male- 2 School. The program is available for presentation to interested and the lack of measures 23 — Homes for Sale months old Shepherd. Black & taken to conserve energy. a NO INSTALLATION, plug Into any outlat. 24 — Lots-Land for Sale Tan, Hartford Road. Male- 1 Your friends, groups. For further information phone 643-7373. (Herald photo When the transformation 25 — Ini^stmeni Property The lot at the Vernon Center Mid­ • Drastically raducas lual bills. MANCHESTER - culm inate in a grand commodate the Penn­ year Lab, black, large dog. by Adamson) Open House is complete, the Penn­ 26 — Business Property Olga, Joe & Johnny dle School was approved for use by • Faal hast 10 tt. away In 3 mlnutas. Watkins Bros., this year opening in March. sylvania House line. SNET Payout 27 — Resort Property tlemlock St 'SOO.etii sylvania line would con­ 28 — Real Estate Wanted XXX those leaving their cars to board VERNON -The • Modal No. 101 will boat 360 sq. It. celebrating its 105th year, Converting the garage on The third will be to move NEW HAVEN -- Direc­ Rockville Area Chamber of has embarked on a major Purnell Place to a walled stitute about half the stock commuter buses but recently those UL LISTED, ONE YEAR GUARANTEE M'h AMPS warehousing operations tors of Southern New MI8C. Se r v ic e s Commerce will hold a renovation which will con­ loading area large enough and the rest would be made 31 — Services Offered Pononala forming car pools have also been Public Remains Silent from off site to the Main England Telephone have parking there thus creating a holiday open house vert it to a Pennsylvania for tractor-trailer trucks is up of other lines. 32 — Painling-Papering Street store. declared a regular quarter­ 33 — Building-Contracting PARENTS, HAVE SANTA 13 Tuesday from 1 to 5 p.m. at House Gallery store. the first stdp and it is under One of the advantages of Halp Wantad problem for staff members who CIIUNOW! oar The fourth would be ly dividend of 95.5 cents per 34 — Roofing-Siding CLAUS write a Personal couldn't find room to park. On Industronics Plan its offices at 30 Lafayette • Lee Watkins, vice presi­ way now. redecoration of the second the new link with Penn­ 35 — Heating-Plumbing Letter to your child. Send BABYSITTER NEEDED- sylvania House, Watkins share on the company's 36 — Flooring child's name, address, and Square on Route 30. dent of the firm, described T^e second step involves floor and the fifth, Watkins 37 — Movlng-Trucking-Slorage Monday through Thursday. 3 stead of perpendicular to Sullivan said, would be guaranteed $3.82 series "A" preferred $1.50 to- B. Bayles. 295 p.m. to 10 p.m. Own transpor­ SOUTH WINDSOR - A public The event is planned to the five-step renovation extensive redecorating the labeled the grand opening. stock and the regular 38 Services Wanted Therefore the mayor was told the Avenue. Their concerns were for the first floor, mostly to ac­ eight-week delivery. Slow Burnham Street, Manchester, tation. Can 649-6022. Friday; hearing Tuesday night on the request give members and friends 649-8465 < 9 9 11 project which will quarterly dividend of $1,- MISC. FOR SALE Conn weekends anytime. lot couldn't be used. The same thing delivery is one of the 40 — Household Goods of Industronics Inc. to add another aesthetics. However, commission an opportunity to see the 15625 on its $4,625 series has happened at the Tri-City Plaza. members didn't make any formal traditional problems of fur­ 41 — Articles for Sale FEMALE DESIRED- To SEWERS- Experienced on In­ structure to its complex, drew no chamber's new BETWEEN 2 P.M.-6 P.M. "B" preferred stock and 90 42 — Building Supplies Max Javits. the developer of the recommendation that the position be headquarters. ------QUANTITY < M o o a io i niture retailing. share 6 room home, children dustrial Sewing Machines. comments from the public. Business cents per share on its com 43 — Pets-Birds-Dogs acceptable. Kenneth 649-7911 shopping center, told the mayor he is changed. The commission has until Refreshments will be Watkins described the 44 — Musical Instruments Will train if necessary. Good The company, located on Sullivan LARGE QUANTinS mon stock. starting pay for the right peo­ obligated to his tenants, especially Feb. 24 to make its decision. served during the after­ D.B. ENTERPRISES INC. work as "an expensive 45 — Boats & Accessories Avenue, added a 120,000-square-foot N STOCK renovation which is our T he dividends are 46 — Sporting Goods ple. Hours: 7 to 3:30, Monday during the busy holiday season. He building several months ago and is Allan Caffyn. president of the com­ noon. 47 — Garden Products thru Friday Apply in Mrson Executive Manager way of casting our vote in payable Jan. 15. 1980, to 48 — Antiques Announcamontt 3 also cited the need to have the lot asking to add another one of similar pany, told the commission the new a t: Pillowtex Corp., 49 Regent the faith that downtown is shareholders of record 49 — Wanted to Buy Street, Manchester. Equal “ cleared of cars so the lot can be size. Company officials said the structure is needed to keep up with MANCHESTER — Raymond J. Negro has been ATTENTION TOTALPHONE still viable." Dec. 24. RENTALS Opportunity Employer M/F. plowed out and ready when the stores proposed new building would be used the company's rapid growth. He said promoted to executive manager of Ponderosa Restaurant 52 — Rooms for Rent SUBSCRIBERS! Do you need open at 10 a m. for warehouse space. it is expected it will outgrow the at 119 Spenser St. 53 — Apartments for Rent help receiving your calls? SHEET METAL WORKER - Temporary or permanent. Mrs Herbst said the problem is Thomas Butler, vice president of existing facilities in about five years. Gerry Bailey, area supervisor for Ponderosa, an­ 54 — Homes for Rent Experienced. Soldering etc that the town is asking people to use He said trees could be planted to 55 — Business for Rent Personal Attention . Very Call 528-2101 the company, told the Planning and nounced Negro's promotion this week, saying “Negro's Prolialp Nolirr 56 — Resort Property for Rent Reasonable. 233-8991 or 247- the buses and car pools to conserve form a natural barrier between the Zoning Commission, which con­ ability to increase customer count and maintain company 57 — Wanted to Rent 8623 RN -11 to 7 Part time. Enjoy Court of probate. Diftnct of Cuventrv ADVERTISING 58 — Misc for Rent energy while at the same time there ducted the hearing, that plans are to proposed building and the street. He standards in quality service and cleanliness, make him NOTICE OF HEARING working with an excellent sup­ Is no place for them to park. asked the commission to let him well qualified to accept the challenge of administration, ESTATE OF HELEN B YOl'NG RATES AUTOMOTIVE porting staff. Very pleasant have the building run parallel to I^irsuant to an order of Hon David C 61 — Autos for Sale There is a state commuter lot on know if they have objections to the Itappe. Judge, dated December II 1 DAY...... 14*«wifn0KT atmosphere Ciood wages and Sullivan Avenue and to match the

Probate Notice CERAMIC TILE MECHANIC Appointed at Plaza NOTICE TO CREDITOR Probate Notice - Experienced only Top ESTATE OF LEONA 0 TOTTEN LATHE OPERATORS - With Court ol Probate. Dislricl of Coventry wages, ^ p ly : Atlas Tile. 18^ The Hon David C Rappe Judge, of Berlin Tpke., Wethersfield, 2 years' experience Good the Court of Probate, fiistrict of NOTICE OF HEARING benefits. Salary nraotiable HAILTFORD — George E. Lawrepce of Manchester has Coventry at a hearing held on EST A TE OF LAWRENCE A 563-0151. 1 ^ ’ been appointed vice president and controller of The Plaza December 10. 1979 ordered that ait ARCHAMBAILT Hawk Precision Co., 303 claims must be presented to the Pursuant to an order of Hon David C Burnham Street, East Hart­ Corp., a subsidiary of The Travelers Corp. of Hartford. fiduciary on or before March 10, 1900 Rappe. Judge, dated December If. ford. telephone 528-9845. His appointment was announced by M, Norman Kemp, or be barred as by law provided 1979 a liiarmg will be held on an Bertha E Rappe. Gerk application praving for authority to ADVERTISING RN-LPN wanted for 3 p m -11 executive vice president and chief operating officer of The fiduciary is compromise and settle a doubtful and p in. and II p.m-7 a m. shifts James A Totten disputed claim against the American RATES Apply director of nursing. The Plaza Corp. 715 Merrow Road. Universal Insurance Company as in said application on file more fully 1 DAY...... 14'»»Kiin Salmonbrook Convalescent Lawrence joined the firm in 1973 as assistant controller Coventry Connecticul Home, off House Street, and in 1975 was appointed controller. Previously he was 06238 appears, at the Court of fVobate on 3 DAYS .,.13'imraMT COOK 033-12 December 27. 1979 at 9 15 a m. Glastonbury Please call 633- We are looking for a Cook northeast regional vice president for Agency Records Kathleen Carmienke 6 DAYS ...IZ'WBWMt 5244. Ass I. Gerk for relief work in our 95- control of Texas, and is a former member of the Institute 030-12 2 8 DAYS ...IViWKiMi Bed Skilled Care Nursing 1SWORD,$2.10m h NURSES AIDES wanted for Home 32 hours per we'’* of Internal Auditors. full time on all shifts. Apply Lawrence, a graduate of Bentley College, is married, HAPPY ADS *2.50 HI with full time benelils. director of nursing. Salmon- Salary commensurate with has four children and lives at 87 Blue Ridge Drive. brook Convalescent Home, off experience. Call Mrs. Grorgr E. I.awrrnre House Street, Glastonbury. Vince at Crestfield INVITATION S K e H e r a l t i Please call 633-5244 (L Probate Notice CLASIIPIID AOVCRTItlMa TO BID NOTICE TO CREDITORS 643-5151 Sealed bids will be received in ESTATE OF CLARIBEL B CARR, the Office of The Director of deceased The Hon William E FitzGerald. General Services. 41 Center Judge, ol the Court of Probate. Street, Manchester. Connec­ Distnet of Manchester at a hearing heW on December 6.1979 ordered that RARE OPPORTUNITY ■ ticut. until December 28, 1979 all claims must be presented to the NOTICE OWN YOUR OWN at 4:30 p.m. for the following: fiduciary on or before March 6,1910 or BUSINESS. Distributor for be b a rr^ as bv law provided Form RS-9C has been filed by the Town of Bolton with the Of­ Kodak film, Duracell SAI.K. RENTAL OR Pearl J Hultman. fice of Revenue Sharing. A copy is available for public inspec­ Ass t Clerk Batteries. G.E.. Sylvania and SAVE20% OTHER I SE OE TOWN The fiduciary is tion at the Office of Selectmen. 222 Bolton Center Road, Bolton. other photo products needed OVtNEOI’ROPERTV AT 63 Thelma C Woodbridge Ct. during regular office hours. in your area. No selling. Ser­ LINDEN STREET 495 East Middle Tpke . Henry P. Ryba, First Selectman vice top Retailers under S' ALL WEEK f r EAT Manchester. CT 06040 The Town of Manchester is an 028-12 Town of Bolton exclusive contract established Come on over to House ft Hale and save 032-12 by us. High immediate in­ equal opportunity employer, come minimum required in­ a gargantuan 20% off the regular prices and requires an affirmative vestment $9,975, lOO'^r profit on everything in stock —there action policy for all of its Con­ Probate Notice structure. Call between 8 AM are no exceptions! tractors and Vendors as a con­ NOTICE TO CREDITORS i 5 PM. 1-800-633-6367. Or dition of doing business with ESTATE OF GEORGE P LONG, write: American Film deceased F piIO c Processing. Inc.. 1935R the Town, as per Federal The Hon William E FitzGerald. lin cri Hoover Court. B'ham. AL A Gin Subscription to... Order 11246. Judge of the Court of Probate. Distnri of Manchester at a hearing 35226. Bid forms, plans and held on December 5, 1979 ordered that specifications are available at all claims must be presented to the TYPISTS AND CLERK fiduciary on or before March 5,1900 or The Manchester Evening Herald the General Services Office, be b a rr^ as by law provided ALCOHOLICS TYPISTS are needed to work 41 Center Street, Manchester, Pearl J Hultman. in the Hartford area. Call Ass t Gerk VICTORIOUS today. TAC, TEMPS. 727-8430 I Connecticut. The fiduciary is Call 643-2711 - Ext. 34 Town of Manchester. Gladys J l^ona 40 Campfield Road, Connecticut Manchester. Conn NURSE AIDES . . . J f Robert B Weiss, 06040 027-12 Will meet at Concordui Immediate openings General Manager available on all shifts I 020-12 Lutheran Church, 40 Pleasant working con­ our people are Pitkin SL, rear entrance, ditions. new wage scale in Probate Notice force. Located on bus line. jumping for joy NOTICE TO CREDITORS every Monday at 7, there Contact Mrs. Ferguson at the great ESTATE OF JOHN R MROSEK, DNS at Burnside Convales­ INVITATION deceased will be a speaker, coffee cent Home, 289-9571. savings at The Hon William E FitzGerald. House ft Hale! i«l Judge, of the Court of Probate. TO BID District of Manchester at a bearing and refreshments. held on December 5.1979 ordered that I Sealed bids will be received in all claims must be presented to the Everyone Welcome. fiduciary on or before March 5. IMO or PLASTIC INSPECTOR the Office of The Director of be barred as by law provided. 6 4 9 -9 8 8 2 Opening for first shift Q Cper­ The brand names W I General Services, 41 Center Madeline B. Zlebarth. son to take over a small in­ Street, Manchester, Connec- Gerfc spection department in a are everywhere, and ^ 1 I The fiducury Is: the dollar you save I ticut, until January 9. 1980 at Elaine W Mrosek busy, growing, molding and /WHAT A SALE! 111:00 a.m. for the following: 14S Boulder Road. mold making company. A WHAT A SAVING! really add up to Manchester. Conn 06040 good general knowledge of big bucks. W ATERWOHKS O20-12 plastics, measuring in­ iM, WHAT A STORE! I s i PI'I.IES struments. gauges, and REPAIR OE EIXED COVER blueprint reading required. lll<;il RATE PRIMARY Probate Notice Capable of checking work DIGESTER AT THE wiuin close lolerences, filling CORRECTED pAH chariUbI* and non-profit out Inspection reports, Iprimarv sewage NOTICE TO CREDITORS organUuNont withlng to have thair Public An- ESTATE OF NICHOLAS TWERDY. customer liaison and exer­ I TREATMENT PLANT Sr deceased nouncamanta publlahad Iraa In thia tpaca ara cising good judgement. Please The Hon William E FitzGerald. urgad to contact Joa McCavanaugh, Oanaral I The Town of Mancheste is an Judge, of the Court of Probate. call Mr. Silver at 563-1475 for I equal opportunity employer, District ot Mancheeter at a heanna Managar of Rogal Mufflort of Manchoator. appointment. land requires an affirmative heW on November 97.1971 ordered Uut Spaca will ba allolad on a flrat coma, Hrat all claims must be presented to the I action policy for all of its Con- nductary on or before March 10. 19K larvad bails EXPERIENIXO V4-P or be barred m by taw prwided I tractors and Vendors as a con- l^arl J Hultf^. A n t. ci«t A MAGHINI8TS idition of doing business with We have factory openings TO V * ' I the Town, as per Federal The fldoclary Is; Ronald Jacobe. Eaq for Machinists. Must be ■order U24S. la U u n S In M . Maachattr. Con. able to read blueprlnti and Isid forma, plans and OSSW set up jobs. This is a Open Thursday & Friday Nights Rates |specifications are available at on-ii growing company with In State Out of State I the General Services Office, competitive rates and paid l41 Center Street. Chimpaiuiat trainad to uta Regal !e»Sr fringe benefits. Phone Tiii 9 P.M. One Month...... 3-90 One Month...... 4.90 ■ Manchester, Connecticut. tha sign languagt widaiy ■ > ..lit I • ••Hi • HH • ■ll.'mp M Ilk I .ttl> t f l I n8-2717,orappIyat: Three Months ...... »— 11-70 Three Months ...... 14.70 Town of Maodiefter, taught to tha daaf appaar HOUSE f t HALE, 946 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER to hart axgiasaad original NOIUAIMCSTIROOK Six Months...... 23.40 Six Months...... 29.40 Coonecticut MON-YM a AIM MS MVIfaatbrook 81 Twelve Months ...... 58.80 Robert B Welu. thoughts by combining w to Til. • aw Twelve Months ...... 48.80 gatturas in a mtaningful PhaiwUi-]11> SAT t AW-saw East HarMord, Ct. 061M General Manager way not diraettv im ita^ An f4 MI OppartaaOt Ing*iw ■036-12 from thtir human ttachan. 2 4 - EVENING HERAU). Fri., Dec. 14. 1979 evening herald. Fri.. Dec. 14, 1979 - 25 Frank & Ernest H » lp ITantMf f ] H*l|p W tu H d 1» H»lp Wairttd IS Http WMHd IS H*4> HfanM IS □ REAL ESTATE Homaa For Sale NEW HOMES BYANSALDI CHILD CARE WORKERS - OakhiU School h u immediate Homes Presently Under Construction Ki^!gifieiagoB^ THE TTVOuBtJD I^ITH openings (or chiid care RNS - LPNS H om aa F o r Safa 23 Available for Inspection workers to work with HELPI Putt or port ttw. Many Choice Lots Avallsbie In the retarded, muiti-handicapped T H i ^ C O U N T R Y I S COLONIAL - OFFERING 8 TImrod Road Area TYPIST We are presently accepting All sum ROOMS, 1st floor family children in dormitory and For Addition Information Regarding applications for the • ComfiM* orionttllon. room with fireplace, 4 classroom settings. following part time mor­ Tnm r Nosoenr w o u L o Styles and Featuree Call—______Experienced In newspaper ad Experience with handicap^ • Ongoing ateff dovaloo- generous sized bedrooms, 2 ning, afternoon, and 1/2 baths, central air, 2 car composition. Knowledge of AKI children required, 4wo years' evening positions— m tnl and In-aarvlea f t R i ^ H T coiiege preferred. Fuil time , walkout basement, ERA LESPERANCE Agency second shift, part time program. B . Group I, Phllbrick Exclusive Agent for Ansaldl Built Homes Keyboards and Photon Typesetters •CMHIEM THAN PRC.fVDENT Agency. 646-4^. Long Hill Country Club weekends oniy, first and se­ • 9 paid aiek daya Area. Immaculate 5 room helpful. cond shifts. Starting salary •8T0CK CLERKS 6 4 6 -0 5 0 5 Company offers exceUent • 11 paid holldaya A N Y m o r e . NIANTIC - GIANTS NECK expandable Ranch. Newer 13.87 to $4.09 p er hour, beating systems, kitchen, ^aJ^bouUM rJju^^Enorgi^ai^^ Good benefit package.. 5-day excellent benefits. Call 243- wage and benefit package. • Empiqyar paid Major BEACH. 3 bedroom Ranch, paneled living room, eat-in bath and roof. Owner will week. 3498 or w rite Personnel For more information, Madical and LIfa In- MC TM Neg U l PM os ( 1 - 1 4 please contact store kitchen, 2 car garage, oil heat, finance very favorable Assistance, Oakhiil School, auranco. Homaa For Sale S3 Articles fo r S ale 41 120 Holcomb Street, Hartford, nnanagerat— lovely quiet setting on dead­ terms. Asking $56,900. Holp Wantad is Halp Wantad IS Halp Wantad IS Situation Wontod 15 end street, deeifed beach Call Sheldon Cohen 06112. An equal opportunity EDWARDS FOOD • Malpractica eovaraga. BOLTON- EXCEPTIONAL 3 employer. rights. $79,900. Call exclusive II --- FIREWOOD: Seasoned WAREHOUSE • 2 waaka paid vacation JANITORIAL HELP- WANTED DRIVER for Auto TRUCK DRIVER- For MATURE WOMAN WITH agent, Carol Cable-Wa| BEDROOM RANCH: hardwood, big pick-up load, for appointment attar 1 yaar. Evenings. Also experienced Body Shop Distributor in Statewide delivery. Must be SEVERAL YEARS Beazley Co. Realtors, LOMUROO I USOCUTES Featuring central vac, low $75.00; Green wood $60.00,742- 208 Spenesr Street floor maintenance man. Good over 21. Class II License. EXPERIENCE in wide varie­ heating, abundant storage, 7598. 643-2711 — Ext. 51 • 3 arooka altar S yoara. Manchester. Able to do stock housing opportunitv. DENTAL ASSISTANT opportunity for right person. work and paint mixing. 5 1/2 Excellent Benefit Program. ty of office duties. Available 04M003 landscaping, lake privileges, Equal Opportunitr Emplofar tU ff WANTED- Full time. • 4 araaka attar 8 yaara. Commisions on new accounts. day week with benefits. Call Starting salary $4 hourly, with first of the year. Prefer view; $52,900, Fireside, 643- CHRISTMAS TREES Experience, or previous 643-5747 or 6434)053. 649-5211. asl( for Tony. regular advancements. Per­ greater Manchester area. 8030. training necessary qualifica­ • ISO yearly uniform References. Call 6494748 at Hickory Ridge Farm manent position with growing THIS EXQUISITE 8 room •Scold) Pine •0«i{las Fir GIIT AM) FRUT BASKETS tion. Pleasant surroundinga allowanca. TEACHER OPENING- Math company. Apply in person: Reef Batata Wantad 28 and working conditions. CLERK- TYPIST and diver­ Prhtato InatrueUona IS STRANO Garrison Colonial is a real •Wirie t Bhie Spnict R E I.IG IO l S SHOP FANCY FRUIT BASKETS. Order Ear­ sified office duties. Monday Como join our caring Ir Science at Bolton High LEGAL SECRETARY - Steno Synoet FToducts, Inc. Route 6 treasure in todays Real Benefits available. Call 525- School, beginning January required, Real Estate and It 44A, Bolton, uinn. EEO. Rm I Estate SELLING your house? Call us •Wreaths •Cemetery lasheb Gloxfoul Sale! ly. Also: Wicker Items. Pero Fruit AUTO BODY REPAIR - Full thru Friday, 9 to 5. Call Linda madical team. Contact RIDING LESSONS indoor Estate Market. Custom built first and we’ll make you a 3868. 2nd, 1980. Full time position Mag Card experience desired. •Holiday Craft Hems THE LORD'S SHOPPE. Unusual Gifts, Stand. 276 Oakland Street. 643-6384. time. Experienced. Must have after 5, 646-1980. Mra. McCaffrey RN, DNS. riding ring. Western stock by Master Craftsmen with cash offer! T.J. Crockett, thru June 1981. Regular Ehicellent fringe benefits in­ D l i a i i m Bric-A-Brac. KJV Bibles. 10 Bi.ssell RNS-LPNS own tools. $7,00 per hour. All seat, saddle seat and hunt beautiful fireplaces, cabinets, Realtor. 643-1577. company benefits. For ap­ LAUNDRY- 2 part time Salary & Benefits. Apply im­ cluding free parking. and molding details through AUTO MECHANIC mediately to: Principal. Minimum salary $11,593. seat. All levels 228-9817. Street. Manchester a w B i n u u pointment call 688-7596. folders, and 1 part time MEADOWS out, 2 1/2 baths, lovely FOR THE FAMILY WANTED- Semi skilled per­ Bolton High School. 643-2768. Connecticut Housing Finance O liD X L MAY WE BUY your home? FLORIST WAGON SHED Christmas Bam. Doll son, with tools," to perform washman. Needed for our GONVALESCENT We are proud to show jalousied porch, large Quick, fair, all cash and no We ire now accepting GRIT BLASTERS WANTED- laundry department. Please Authority, 190 Trumbull REAUDRS off this beautifully flagstone patio, 2 car attached THE GREENHOUSE 315 Broad Houses A Miniatures, Restaurant U light repair for growing, FRIENDLY FAMILY Street, Hartford, Ct. 06103. problem. Call Warren E. applicatlaai for apUt boura Experienced Preferred. Call 'ogressive dealership, mply in person - Meadow’s HOME decorated hom e. New garage on a private 1/2 acre Howland. Realtors, 643-1108. Street. Open Daily. 649-7370. Cemetery Bake Shop. Now Open "Wine Cellar for appointm ent 633-9474. Cfonvalescent Home, 333 RESTAURANT- Openings for 525-9311. CHFA is an equal op­ Vtrnon — IMMEDIATE lot. Over $1()D,000 by owner. y*' Baskets. Trees. Wreaths. Plants. Cut Lounge. " Route 44A. Ashford. Phone on the aecond ahift. xcellent benefits. 333 Bkhaoll Stroat Cooks, Fountain Workers, and portunity employer, M/F. quality built kitchen, new Connecticut Hardface, 4 erson at: Lynct Bidwell Street, Manchester. y ui 6466759 H ou aaho ld Goods 40 Flowers. Arrangements Order Now! Storrs. 429-9319 Manchoatar Dishwashers. Call for inter­ MID5D'$ drive, new car port, full Metalizing Corp., Glaston­ fnc., 345 Center Street, Charming 5 room Ranch (, bebasement, nice lot, close aniTOYPMtr bury. WAITRESS WANTED - view, 871-9347 between 2 and 5 ATTENTION! REFRIGERATORS ANTiyi KS THIS CHRISTMAS GIVE A GIFT Manchester. 647-9194 p.m. M/F. ^ u a l Opportunity SEWING MACHINE with 1 Ml baths, wall to wall Pto schools and churches. 7 PM TO 11 PM Experienced preferred. Apply Washers / Ranges, used, ruotjlnn ii locatW m S«rtli Hrw U, •)) ANTIQUES ET CETERAS Arthur i CERTIFICATE for a Subscription to HOMEWORKERS - Earn Corner Soda Shop, Main Employer. Friendly Family OPERATORS- For seasonal carpeting throughout. guaranteed and clean. New Itetr 31. Rvlh Ctewtry. Albert Ifean a4 Elizabeth Carpenter Antiques Make A The Evening Herald. “A Family PART TIME- Truck Drive?3 9 Restaurant. 103 Talcottville work. January to June. Will Lovely outdoor patio. Itmii W 74M3S4 If you are Intereated $50.00/hundred securing, stuf­ Stock Mover. Mornings til Street. Manchester, between 2 STRAHOl shipment damaged, G.E St Wonderful Christmas Gift' 115 Spruce Newspaper Since 1881." Please call the fing Envelopes. Free Details, and 3:30. Road, Vernon. train. Jamie Originals. Inc., Many outstanding Annual CHFA Rsal Estate FRrciDAIRE. Low prices. pieaae contact Mra. early afternoon. Saturdays a 646-5758. VA S treet. Phone 649-5051 'Happy Circulation Department at 647-9946. Reply: TiUn - X72, Box 94485, features. Call for details. B.D. Pearl & Son. 649 Main McCaffrey RN, DNS. must. Good hourly wage for FEMALE OR MALE GIRLS 20 ” SPIDER BIKE - Holidays! " Schaumberg, HI. 60194. BABYSITTER WANTED WOMAN TO WORK in small wS^m !■ rVMI MDCUW Interest Rate. Street. 643-2171. CAR W ASH responsible person. office doing collection work WANTED for light delivery. SEWING MACHINE Excellent condition. 40 firm. Applications accepted Mon­ afternoons and evenings. 2:00 Call 646-2595 after 3:00 p.m. RENTAL SYSTEM THE PERFECT GIFT FOR WINTER. KMMneHNUMBrMK NURSES AIDES - Full time. p.m. to 5:30 p.m. Monday thru with typing experience, from Must know the Manchester OPERATOR- With Merrow ZINSSER AGENCY ABSOLUTE BARGAINS! day thru Friday. A1 Sieffert’s area. Call 646-8218. ask for experience, 10 month work NEW HOME MANCHESTER - IV’e W j Immaculate and tastefully A Gift Certificate For Deluxe Car 242 ■IdwoN tllM l Experienced preferred, but Friday. Some weekends. 9 a m. to 1 p.m. Write to: Box Custom made draperies, slip­ TAYLOR RENTAL WISHES YOU Appliance, 445 Hartford Road, Tom.______season. 8:30 to 4:30. Jamie 646-1511 LISTING. 8 room raised Englishmen were taxed from Washing from Mr Auto Wash, 150 liMOhMltf training will be given. Apply References desired. Call after DD. c/o Manchester Herald. I decorated, prestige area, covers and upholstery. Budget HAPPY HOLIDAYS! Call lor Party f-9997. Originals, Inc. 646-5758. Ranch in prestige area. For­ j English ludor style, rec. 1697 to 1851 for atl win­ Needs. Tables, Chairs, China, Tolland Street, East Hartford,—where in person: East Hartford Con­ 5, 643-8534. $370 / THOUSAND FOR IN VERNON mal dining room, 3 - 4 Terms Arranged. Call 289-2331 dows in their houses over valescent Home, 745 Main j room with a lot of room to or 646-iOOO. Glassware 643-2496 we also wash under your car' 289-0265 ENVELOPES YOU MAIL. bedrooms, family room, 2 1/2 the number of six. Street, East Hartford. Postage paid. Free applica­ SANDWICH MAKER 3 bedrooms, Iti baths, baths, 2 fireplaces. 2 car gar- I roam. Garage, fireplace FACTORY OPENINGS- Per­ WANTED- No experience .....^ CANOES TYPEWRITERS PART TIME TELEPHONE tion. FA&5TO, Dept. M. 732 manent job positions, $4.50 Heatalator fireplace, at­ ^ e , much more. The Hayes j and appliances. Call now. SEARS PORTABLE WE BUY St SELL USED SOLICITORS - 20 hours per needed. Weekend hours. Call WASHING MACHINE- Fully CANOE CHRISTMAS prices thru REBUILT PORTABLE RN OR L P h i-11 PM to 7 AM. Don Ron, St. Louis, MO. 63123. hourly, 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m., good tached garage. City Corp., 6466131. ijExcellent buy. $70's. FURNITURE- One piece or TYPEWRITERS from $25 Sales & COCKTAIL WAITRESSES - One night a week. Laurel week. 6 to 10 PM evenings 742-6978, between 9 and 12 automatic 2 years old. $100 entire household. Cash On The December 25th. Lincoln fiberglass benefit package, 522-90()6. M. sew er and w ater. firm. Call 649-1475. ^rvice. Typewriters 4 Adding Earn up to $200 a week. Manor, 91 Chestnut Street, and/or Saturdays. Call Mr. BOOKKEEPER- Full time Swift & Sons. 10 Love Lane, 6 4 6 - 1 0 0 0 Line. Furniture Bam. 646- Canoe prices start at $339 FREE CAR Manchester Gold. 522-9616. CARRIER as our gift to you! (With Machines Yale Typewriter Service, 41 Experienced or will train. APPLICATIONS position available in small of- Hartford, Ct. 0865 lice. Will train to our system. $ 6 0 ,0 0 0 purchase ) Conn Inland Marine, Inc., Purnell Place, 649-4986. Apply 330 Ledyard Street, Hartford. RN OR LPN - Part time. 3 PM PART TIME GAS Call 568-7520 for appointment. □MISC. FOR SALE n n u a n u a a ii 1258 Hartford Tpke . Vernon 871-2376 NOW BEING ACCEPTED FOR PART TIME POSITIONS Call Today! to 11 PM. Laurel Manor, 91 ATTENDANT to work AVAILABLE- National Inven­ £ U i U u } l u B o m MANCHESTER HOMEWORKERS - Earn Chestnut Street, Manchester weekends at A-1 Gas Station, FULL CHARGE tory Service needs people with $50.00/hundred securing, stuf­ Manchester. Call John at 649- ★ PUIMMASMG (lERKS ★ EXPEDITERS BOOKKEEPER- To start REAUWB MANCHESTER - By osvner, 7 Artlclaa for Sale 41 UVING 4917. mathametical aptitude to fing Envelopes Free Details, CARPENTER OR January 1st. 30 hour week. assit in the taking of retail in­ rooms, 1 1/2 baths, GAS CHRISTMAS Reply: Titan V15X, Box 94485, EXPERIENCED ★ INSPECTORS ★ STOCK CLERKS KnowlMge of Safeguard help­ ventories. Paid training CDLDNIAL Manchaatar — HEAT, fruit trees, garden if You Likr To Br In TIiih (sift (suiHe. f ie r a li) CARPENTER’S HELPER D.W. FISH Convenient location, wood Schaumberg, 111 60194. Apply in person. 8 a.m. to 11 a.m.; and 1 p.m. to 4 ful. Call England Hardware, provided. Must be available TWO FAMILY TREES PN'uh«‘ (!all Jot* Sulli>un at 643-271 I. WANTED - Call Tim Connelly 649-5201. weekends, and week day 8 rooms, 2Vi baths. 1st Gallery of Homaa stove connection, 3 dormers, p.m. 46 two family. Short ALUMINUM Sheets used as Rear 19 L«wl* Strati, at 646-1379 after 6:00 p m. evenings. Year round floor panelled family room dry basement. $50’s. Call 649- printing plates, 007 thick 243 Main Straal walk to parochial school. 9354 eves or weekends for "no bahlnd bam. CLERK / TYPISTS- Needed positions, with heavy January with fireplace and large Manchaatar 23x2825 cents each or 5 EXPERIENCED SERVICE ^ our large client company. work schedule. For interview deck. Formal dining room. Large 2 car barn. 2 pressure inspection." No *10 any TrM agents. for$l. Phone 543-2711 Must be rVvENINGS I STATION ATTENDANT.Over ADAMS INDUSTRIES, Inc. East of The River. Temporary call. 644-2574 on Monday 4 bedrooms, 2 car garage. separate gas furnaces. picked up before 11 a m. Opan Thura. S Fri. 18. Part time. Apply in per­ 6 4 3 -1 5 9 1 Halp Wantad f3 Help Wanted 13 I I 340 Prograaa Driv* ManchPtltr assignments beginning December 17th., between 10 Wooded lot. walk out base­ $59,900. ONLY 1 to 4. )3 Help Wanted son. Maple Super Service, 220 Vernon Circle, Vernon ______I 5-11 PM, Monday thru . January 1060. Call Lydia now and 4. ment. Sat. S Sun. Spruce St., Manchester . Dunhlll Temps, 289-4319. nu^UPiWtlUMUki' EXPERIENCED SANDWICH PART TIME Want cash for SALESMAN- Opportunity for ■ Thursday. Accurate typing J 8 7 2 -9 1 5 3 CHAIN FALLS, tap and dye m .te i set, electric welder, acetylene MAKERS wanted for cocktail the holidays’’ For every day? exciting position. Knowledge ■ g n,„st plus dependability. I DENTAL ASSISTANT - Male ■MemherlUl Points IWotiUw" HOWLAND REALTORS 646-4126j o n n lounge Call 644-9637 between of stoves helpful. Base plus ■ ...... TEMPORARY WORKERS- I STRANO" outfit, aluminum ladder, It’s easy with the phone in J For appointment call Miss I or female, experience Weather stripping is one DEBURRING HAND- PHIIBRICK tGEIKY Rbal Estate 9 a m and 12 noon vour own home Call 249-7773. commission. Full medical Assignments East of The Experienced. 50 hours. Paid VOICE, PIANO Instructions. 643-1108 trailer tires, new electric I Miller at 289-0256 | necessary. Military of the easiest and least River lor Clerk / Typists and 646-42UT Former faculty New York generator, electric lawn- USED CLOTHING- Good benefits. Paid vacation. Call backround helpful. Salary holidays, ^ cellen t Insurance condition- coats, pant suits. Mrs. Gray 525-1931 expensive ways to save other office skilled Mrsonnel Benefits. Apply in person: Music and Art High School. mower Evenings, 633-7060 j MPITOICITY ■ negotiable. Excellent energy in the home. beginning January i960. Top Professional Singer/Pianist. Very fine quality con-p Call for appointment 646-5873, benefits. Manchester area. Metronics, Inc., Route 6 & PART-TIME BOOKEEPER / after 5 p.m. PART TIME JANITOR for ADJUSTMENT niHAU,INC. I TOWN OF MANCHESTER company. Top pay. for top 44A, Bolton. 6446597. structed 7’A rm. Colonial, BLACK St WHITE Immediate opening. Call 649- skills. Call Lydia, Dunhlll SECRETARY. Two or Three medium size office complex I 111 Foundara Plaza days a week. Shorthand not COLONIAL - 8 rooms, 2 1/2 fireplace In large llvlngp PORTABLE TELEVISION 8125. POSITION VACANCY Temps, 289-4319. SET- $30. Call 528-7212 WE BUY St SELL USED PART TIME EVENINGS- Hours: 5 p.m, to 10 p.m., 3 FINISH CARPENTERS required, 649-9571 for appoint­ baths, first floor panelled room, dishwasher, reel FURNITURE- One piece or Manchester. Light duty LAUNDRY AND DIAPER I East Hartford, Ct. | anytime nights a week. Phone Mr NEEDED: by Hartford Area. ment. family room with fireplace -jroom, covered patio,[ entire household. Cash On The janitor cleaner 5 evenings per SERVICE needs folderess Vmitiiey at 568-2020 for ap­ POHERY INSTRUCTOR CLERK; GENERAL General contractor for and large deck. Formal dining full or part time. AM and PM. OFFICE. Adding, filing, et tastefully decorated thru-) DELIVERING DARK LOAM Line Furniture Bam. 646- week. Ideal for retired or pointment. 14.50 hourly Commercial - Industrial room, 4 bedrooms, 2 car gar­ 0865 semi-retired. Call 649-5334 Call 289-1527 cetera. 40 hour week. Apply: Projects, experienced STRANO age. Wooded lot, walk out rjout, a pleasure to show.i - 5 yards, $40 plus tax. Also VWMV mV mVAVAW nV»VAV«VWAVWAW iAAi% The Manchester Recreation Department’s cultural Gaer Brothers, 140 Rye required. $8.00 per hour, 247- RbbI Ebtete basement. Group I, Philbrick Ideal family home. $63,-f sand, gravel and stone. 643- MACHINISTS WANTED program is seeking a qualified instructor of pottery, Street. South Windsor. 500. 9504. CARRIER WANTED 0 0 0 0 . u n o i r . Agency, 646-4200. 20 hours per week, for 33 weeks during the school 2nd a 3rd Shut UGHT MANUFACTURING 646-aOOO A STORE FULL OF year. Knowledge of power wheels, kick wheels, CONCERN in Glastonbury COOK FOR McDonald’s® • Bridgejiort Operators • CNC Turning Center Operators CONVALESCENT HOME IN PAPERBACKS. Our closeout IN HEBRON,—: 'nand-building techniques and firing high-fire clays needs person for shipping / $42,9D0 section - 5 for $1.00. We trade receiving and inventory con­ GLASTONBURY - 40 hour, 4 • Lathe Operators • NC Cintimatic Operators and glazes is requir^. day week. Paid holidays and Buys this aluminum sided ELLINGTON and sell. PAPERBACK • Jog Bore Operators • Deburring Persons trol. Mechanical aptitude Beat Inflation, let tenant £ L f iX J £ r ^ t ALLEY, 984 Sullivan Avenue. Needs People WELLSWOOD RD. AREA Applications are available at the Personnel Office, helpful. This is a Mrmanent benefits. Phone 633-8914 for in­ 5-t- room home. (CALTORS • VTL Operators terview. help pay mtge. Newer EAST HARTFORD- Impec­ (Route 1941, South Windsor, Town Hall, 41 Center Street, Manchester. Oosing position with paid vacation. Nice level lot. ' Duplex, fully appllanced, DRIVE BY cably Maintained Duplex: 7'6, Ct. Closed Sunday and Mon­ Please call for appointment or apply In person to date for filing is Friday, December 21, 1979. For Iiolidays, Blue Cross, Blue Convenient location. 'r walk-out Basement, 1 'A 1 1/2 bath each, landscaped, day further information contact the Arts Building, 647- Sheild and Major Medical. TEACHERS AT ALL ExceUent starter 52 FAIRVIEW ST. inground pool. $89,900, Part Time NiEht Shifts Le-Mi Corporation Call THE HERALD PleaM call for appointment at acres. Call now — won't Day Shift$ 3089. LEVELS: Universal investment. last. $74,900. A N D YOU’LL Fireside, 6436030. PECAN DINING ROOM SET- Brewtast Shifts The Conard Coloration. 101 Teachers, Qox 5231, Portland. Double pedestal table. 6 up­ Weakdays Weekends 190 Tunnel Road 647-9946 - 647-9947 A n e q u a l opportuntty omptayor. -mao ai Nan aiiarar AGREE Commerce Street, Glaston­ Ore. 97208. * 4 6 - 1 0 0 0 holstered chairs and hutch. Vernon, Conn. 06066 bury, Ct. 6594)591. “A FIND IN THE Like new $800. 6236759. McDonald’s* Family Restaurant Is looking lor Telephone 871-1244 BABYSITTER NEEDED- KEITH REJU. ESTATE FIFTIES" good people who want a good job with all the Monday-Friday for DINING ROOM SET - extras. As a member of our crew you get a 6464126 Paar, Gharry, and Appla ISTRANO Kindergarten child, Wadell Traaa IncludadI Colonial style, almost brand good starting pay, supervised training, free district, starting 1/2/80, 646- RbbI Estate new Call. 5^1988. meals, pleasant working conditions and 5148, after 5:30. Sehoola-Claaaoa I t HwAsr U PsMs Mscata" TAG SALES regular raises. Bualnaaa Opportunity 14 t n s a a a l SEASONED HARDWOOD- D. W. FISH REALTY CO. APPLICATIONS BEING FOR THE BEST - Manchester BOFIORE AGENCY Special! Over 1-173 Cord $95. ATTOmON VETDUNS" cut and delivered. 18 to 20 ” GARAGE SALE- Saturday OF / h o m e s / ^ TAKEN for Women to work in BEAUTY PARLOR- 2 booths, Gymnastic School. 3 to 5 iNttiri (47-1413^ liPPLY M PERSON AT N08MA iw o n o QIS6IIS packing room. Apply in person 1 more could be added; with 4 pupils per teacher. FREE in­ Nq down payment. lengths. Tree St Stumps December 15th., 9 a m. to 12 M an ch e ster Tel: 643-1591 at: Manchester Packii’acking Com- or 5 room apartment. troductory lesson with this ad. closing cost, move right In Removal Chipper Service. noon. 361 Timrod Road, 243 iVlain St. Building Lots Cleared. Valvo Manchester. Lawn mower, air 1221 TOUAND TURNPIKE . = - Money invested in a pany. 349 Wetherell Street. Reasonable. 875-4141. Call 6466306. or 646-3549. MANCHESTER - Priced — once In a llfe-time op- MANCHESTER, CT. iRecponajcfB Hours - Daily 8:30 AM - 8:00 PM home is generally a very reduced for immediate sale. Tree Service, (Insured), Call conditioners, patio set, new 8 7 2 -9 1 5 3 uportunlty. 8 rm. Colonial, 1 Bob 423-0283, Bill 423-7963, sump pump, fireplace sets, Vernon Circle Vernon safe form of invest­ Good income property, well Saturday 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM Closed Sunday maintained duplex. 6 rooms, 1 r car garage. Call today. tools, humidifier, ment. In fact, it is often ^ Money available. $52,500. ^ GREEN COUCH - Good con­ dehumidifier, barbell set. one of the safest in­ bath each side. No garages. DONALD FISH WILLIAM FISH MAC KICHAR PAUL OLIVER GORDON FISH FRANK BORYSEVICZ £ U ia £ L B J i O U i F l STRANO^ Live in one side, rent the other dition. Red Chair, excellent baby clothes, etc., etc , etc., - YOU DESERVE A BREAK TODAY! vestments that can be RbbI EbIbIb 6 4 6 - 2 0 0 0 condition. Very reasonable all excellent to new! An Bqual Opportuntty im p io rf M/F RBAUOm REAlTOm or both. $59,900. No brokers made. Presuming the ilease. Ann Uccello, 232-7716. Call 6496419. ROBERT PRATT GRANT HAHLACHER BEVERLY DIPIETRO TONY WASILEFSKY MARILYN MAWHINNEY LORRAINE BOUTIN family buying a norne BoKon C b d o i i j le Gustafson Agencies. Inc. HEATED GARAGE SALE- makes a goM choice, MANCHESTER 790 Farmington Avenue, Far­ SEVERAL BOOKS on Civil Household goods, clothing, property values will un­ r Completely renovated mington. 677-0202, Engineering and related sub­ tools, radios, games, and mis­ 6 ROOM RANCH cellaneous articles. Saturday MANCHESTER CARRIER WANTED doubtedly increase over '^Duplex, move In condi­ jects. Call 649-2282. after 5 High and dry on 1.6 treed, p.m.. or in the morning. St Sunday, 9 to 4. 64 Lawton a period of time and the tion. beautifully carpeted, Center Street 331 to 470 MIKH landscaped acres. Road. home can be sold at con­ 1’A baths, Andersen win­ ORIENTAL RUGS Unique Custom Contem­ Completely carpeted. For­ Roosevelt St. siderable profit. Even if porary. 2 car garage. 2 dows, vinyt siding, decks, 25”x4’ and 2’6”x4’4" mal dining room, 2 baths. Linboln St. the property does not in­ acres. Potential for no maintenance, LAMPS DISTINCTIVE CHRISTMAS TREES crease very much in Professional Offices. tW.- appliances. A pleasure to 500, You May Select and Cut your Own Trumbull St. value, it has still been a ’MnDDn AllPomlsKeloi.ilinti’' show. $80's. M iller a Bradtey & Hubbard food investment if the ’Mnwm IH Poinls Relocatwn" You May Select a Fresh Cut Lilac St. WOLVERTON AGENCY 6 4 6 - 2 0 0 0 FURNITURE lo m e p r o v i d e s a F J. SrUOQ KAITOB Pirn Barytr. Stelnad Mahogany s«rvar or SPRUCE, SCOTCH or FIR satisfactory and affor­ 649-2813 EAST HARTFORD CARRIERS WANTED 643-2121 ^ doak, pin# drop loaf tabla, mahogany gam# WREATHS. BOWS and DOLLS. COVENTRY $10,000 dable place to live. In Tolland St. 525-651 this way, too, home tebla, marbla top black walnut table. Flat, wooded lot just over Tolland line. Purchase ftufstmmmtmmmmmtaisusaummmiBiimmmvumtmtmmwdwamimt HYE-ACRE TREE FARM MANCHESTER $80,900 ownership becomes a Hanm er St. subject to satisfactory perc test (Paid by seller). COVENTRY $60,900 Brand new 6 room COLONIAL. 2 car garage, wall Rt. 44A, 1.7 mllaa Eaat Lot size 125’ x 3(X)’. Best price around on a lot successful hedge William St. Historic 1780 center chimney COLONIAL with 5 to wall carpet throughout. Thermopane windows. against inflation. With HAVE YOUR PICTURE TAKEN GATHERINGS of Kathy Johna. Convenient location. Burnside St. 727-735 fireplaces: Bee-hive oven in the Keeping room; inflation the value of the WITH SANTA CLAUS 343 Main Btraat DAN TALMADGE AND FAMILY Qrltwold 8t. Wide board floors; and many other original property will rise. features. Charming village homestead. H you havo Anally 6 4 6 -5 3 3 5 429- Ranney St. dacMad that you can Tussdsy — Saturday______afford a now homo thon FREE! Woodbridge Ave. by aU maana atop In at Webster St. lha TEDFORD REAL ESTATE; CENTURY Y m , Santa Claua la coming to... L SOUTH WWSOR • ISO's MSALMMITHOW Beldon St. 21, Rl. 44A Bolton Keep warm this winter in a Super location, terrific 6-t- room ranch, 3 bdrms., 2 Linden St. Notch, Bolton 647- cozy two bedroom ranch. THF BARROWS C0l8iEin Then cool off next summer full baths, 2 car garage, M14 and lot ua ahow BLANCHARD & ROSSEHO beautiful landscaped yard. you what wa hava in the beautiful in-ground Burnside St. 222-290 pool. Sandy Reich 64IL1727. Great for raising your Bvailabla in your prfca Ha'll ba poaing for color family! Helen Fisher 633- Westbrook St. MMCKSm rango. Wa ara photographa with araa childran... 9124. . -r,. .4,.. manuMra of tho Multi- $66,900...Big beautiful back Ralph Rd. yard playground for kids or NITIM pla Llating aorvica No space race - this extra Myrtle St. adults with this 6 rm, 3 room y ranch has 7V4 COVENTRY $79,900 which onaMoa ua to Coma ait wHh Santa, raad him your Hat bdrm. colonial. Woodstove COVENTRY $71,900 Just listed; A-FRAME Prow Contemporary. ahow you homoa that rooms. Family rm. Latimer St. 7 room SPLANCHi 2 car garage. Floor to ceiling This COLONIAL has all yourr specificationsspecllicatloos. iV i Ha will hava candy for tha childran. in FP. Insulated. Larry Soaring cathedral beamed ceilings; Fieldstorc ara avallabla and in w/fireplace, att. gar., Ig. fireplace in family nxrni ^ living room, Mi bath baths, first flMr family room with fireplace, base­ Smith 64M120. Kenyon St. fireplace; 3 acres of wooded seclusion. Additional your prica rang#. You lot. Tool shed. Frank lower level. Rec room lower level. ment rec room and office, 4 bedrooms, walk-in COME AND JOIN THE FUNI KNmmiuBiiuGuun Rohan 6434)007. cloiet off nuater bedroom. ge available. wW alwaya racalva par & tra nice 6-f rm. ranch, CALL CHRIS 647-9946 aonal and courtaoua quality features thruout, 3 RRCNMOWTWESTMIS Children must be accompanied by a parent or guardian. brms, 2 full baths, large EXTRA SPACIOUS and aarvtca ao plaaaa con­ extra exciting 3 bedroom tact ua aoon. bedroom suite. 2 car gar­ age. Located in prime contemporary, 3 baths, Kd You Know? I Whara: Whan: area. Helen Fisher 633- fam. rm. and double gar. 9124. energy efficient heating AUENTION!! EVENING HERALD CLASSIFIED ADVERTISERS; Jv Home ownership also i Blanchard 6 Roaaatto RaaHora Saturday nmini»MmnESTiiTE and acre wooded lot. im proves a fa m ily 's Custom 10 rm. colonial. 4 $S7,900. Lookinn for c r ^ t rating. 8 189 W. Cantor St. D ac. 15 Home for the holidays. B new home? hr., 3 baths, Ig. 2 FP in LR L FR. Inground pool. 4.3 Move right into this un- You'll find Manchaatar, Ct. 156 L Center Street 11-3 pm acres. Magnificent view. mac. 3 w. cape. Alum, a perfeC' 'it (Comer of Spruce a E. Center 8te.) Many extras. 1^,000. ^11 siding, gas heat, fenced in the W ant Adb 24 HOUR CLASSIFIED SERVICE I yart and near the bus. Bar­ 847.1000 EHO _ Mary Bamford 429-0735. 8 Wishing You All The Joys Of The Season bara Bosetti 649-8716. - f : i m . CALL 643-2718 after 5 p.m. or 643-2711 (luring business hours 8:30-5 WWBatIMMIMMIMMIMIIKBKIMlWMfWMCMIMIIMIIKBaflKWaMaKMMM i : .»v-

2ft - EVENING HERALD, Fri., Dec. 14, lg79 EVENING HERALD, Fri„ Dec. 14, 1979 - 27_ Psamita — Ch*rl*a M. Oehulx

ACROSS 3 Burdens I THINK I 60T SOME I 6 0 T A WONPERFUL Answer to Previous Puzzle Dear Abby A nvthine i 4 Stopped 600D THIN6S FROM FEEUNSOFFE/HININIT'i' ANP ANOTHER] 1 Inheritance 5 Manta ELSE, SIR? P MINUS! 6 Unbaked 6 Stamping By Abigail Van Buren WEAWN6 THOSE 600)5 ANP ANP A BETTER Check the STARS Let the STARS bread device NICE PRESSES, MAKCIE UNPERSTANPIN60F)W/5ELF 11 Without 7 Raw materials ------n------harmony 8 Milk-organ for a treasure chest guide you to the i 13 Having little 9 Color moisture 10 Nina-headed ^ 1 14 Tint knotted monster of G ift best Holiday buys. fabric 12 Eyed 15 Required 13 Anxiety (Ger.) DEAR ABBY: Never did I think I'd be writing to you. but 16 Abstract 16 Receive I tm completely fed up with the despicable people who write being in to criticize women who wear pantsuits! 17 Poultry 21 Accord A ntlqv* 4$ Rooms for Rtnl S2 22 Clinch * TAG SALES Two years ago when we moved to this small community I P rltdlli’9 Pop — Ed Sullivan product was eager to join a church. 1 asked someone if it was accep­ 19 Wise man 24 Distant WANTED - Antique furniture, ROOM FOR GENTLEMAN- 20 Coercion 25 Of God (Let.) 36 Tried 45 Defrost table for a woman to wear pantsuits to church. I was told, Okay, It It's only V 23 Genetic Glass, Pewter, Oil Paintings, Kitchen privileges. Parking. "No, it is frowned upon." 26 Social insect 38 Invitee 47 Draw Washer t dryer. Home Box BUSINESS & SERVICE a Jo k e - , ■ "/Qu tell him material ofl Pnuina mnthiir or Antique items. R. That 8 when I decided to have my own worship service in 24 Drug agency 3Q ^ George Gersh- 5.0 Provoke GIGANTIC TAG SALE- Just Harrison, 643-8709. Office Televsion. 643-5600. . the living room of my hom e-in front of my TV set. God 32 M i/ .' w in'i brother 5 1 Part of a ih o , In tinie for your Christmas knows I'm sincere. shopping. Everything must 238 CHARTER' OAK 29 Virgil's poem 33 Work at ‘•iei down 52 Greek deity You see, Abby, for 20 years I've had terrible varicose §0. Moving out of state. Satur- STREET- Room with private 31 Wilderness 34 Female saint 42 Carthaginit*n 54 Zest A N TIQ U ES 4 entrance. Suitable for older, veinSi causing me constant pain, so I always wear heavy ay. Dec. 15, 9:30-3:30. 192 home (pi.) (abbr.) 43 The last 56 Physician ($1.) Spring Street, Manchester. COLLECTIBLES - Will working Gentleman. Parking. surgical stockings. For this reason I feel so much better in 35 Rituals purchase outrights, or sell on No cooking. Security. $30 pantsuits. Thank God for them! 36 Hurly-burly commission. Houselot or 1 weekly. 649-1746. People should think twice before criticizing the way I 37 More sluggish 2 3 4 5 e 7 • 9 10 single piece. Telephone 644- DIRECTOR dress. 40 Tint TAG SALE- SATURDAY 9 to 11 FURNISHED SLEEPING WW W W W W MRS. B.. DE FUNIAK SPRINGS, FLA. 41 Fleet post 12 13 2. SUNDAY 10 to 3: Fur­ office (abbf) niture. Juke box. ROOM for mature gentleman. 14 15 Dehumidifier, Miscellaneous Share modern bath. Parking DEAR MRS. B: Or they should withhold comment until 44 Worked in available. No cooking. Securi­ Sarvica* Offarad 31 S a rv fo t Otfarad 31 Painting-Paparing hospital 16 17 16 IB decorative items, and lots of 32 Building Contracting 33 Building Contracting 33 hnving walked 20 years in your surgical stockingsl 46 Piece of sugar Odds and Ends Northfield ty. references. $150 monthly. 20 21 22 H Call 643-2121 CiM TREE SERVICE - Free 48 Take a meal 23 Green Condo Cluster 10, 65E WRCH Bvaullhil Muik J.P, LEWIS & SON- Custom FIRST CLASS CARPENTRY REMODELING- Bathrooms. DEAR ABBY: You seem to get a lot of letters from 49 Weather estimates, discount senior Kitchens. Ceramic Tile, 24 25 26 27 21 Ambassador Drive. InvItM You To: citizens. Company Decorating, Interior & - Remodeling and Additions. people who place far too much importance on sex. I know it's Captain Easy — Crooks i Lawranca bureau (abbr) Manchester. 646-4678 CHEERFUL SUNNY Exterior Painting. Walls. Floors, Block Tile, Manchester-owned and LIKE YOUR WALKS AND Kitchens and Rec Rooms. 35 important. Abby, but it’s not nearly as important as most 53 Betters (comp, 26 30 31 32 33 34 BEDROOM: For working PaperhanMg St Remodeling, Counter Tops. Interior Pain­ t h e m o b 's T n o t a n y m o r e : wd.) operated Call 646-1327. years' experience! For Free folks make it out to be. There are a lot of people in this world so NOW YOU CAN t e l l YOU WHAT, Gentleman with kitchen DRIVEWAY FREE OF ting St Wallpapering 646-3046 N O T A F TE R . I TH EY WANT NO PART 35 Kitchens, Recreation Rooms. who manages to live without any sex at all. For SO BACK TO THE USA MY d e a r : you 55 Newspaper­ 36 Doqt-Blrdt-Paf 43 privileges and parking. 646- SNOW THIS YEAR? Call Estimates, call 646-4239. ME? y OF YOUR c o m p a n y ; ANTIQUE Call 649-9658. PADDY, AN P L E A V E t h e man 1201 BiM TREE SERVICE- Geoff Blackwell 644-1686 or example, look at all the nuns and priests. And what about CA N FM V E 37 31 36 THAT'5 WHY THEY ICED THIS E i E A Z Y f o l l e t t 57 Shoet .0 Specialist in tree and stump Tom Landers 643-4704 for some very fine unmarried people? M0P0C..F0R SETTINO ■ HOME SWEET HO,ME - COLLECTIBLES RoofIng-SIdIng-ChImnaf 34 A R T j i v e : FLAMBRACE 58 Submistiva 41 42 Complete health-guard TWO ROOMS- Private en­ removal. Free estimates. Snow Removal. LEE PAINTING - Interior St SPENCER, IOWA THEM INTO SUCH A coviPAKiy: 59 Head skin 1 SHOW/8ALE Senior citizen discount. 24 FINANCIAL r a t - F facilities Cats also Canine trance Mature Male and Exterior. "Check My Plate FARRAND REMODELING - BIDWELL HOME Improve­ 60 Roman deity 46 47 50 51 52 Female One with License for hour, year round service. 643- Before You Decorate". DEAR SPENCER: And some very fine married people, h o l e ; ■ *■ Holidav Inne. 200 Sheldon SNOW PLOWING - Residen­ Cabinets, Roofing, Gutters. ment Co. Expert installation S errands and meals. Call 649- 7285. ’ Dependable. Fully Insured. too. DOWN 3 54 ss 56 Road. Manchester 646-5971 tial or small commercial. Call Room Additions, Decks. All of aluminum siding gutters HARTFORD 5459 646-1653. types of Remodeling and and trim. Roofing installation 57 REWEAVING burn holes. Butch after 5 PM. 649-2530. 1 Engagement 56 6 MONTH OLD MALE IRISH and repairs 649-6495, 871-2323. DEAR ABBY: How would you deal with a situation like Zippers, umbrellas repaired. Repairs. Free estimates. Ful­ 2 American SB 60 SETTER - Only to good subur­ CIVIC CENTER Apartmantt For Rant S3 DAN SHEA PAINTING St this? Whenever our adopted daughter mentions an aunt or » r ban home Calf 2425698 or 568- Window shades. Venetian PLOWING RELIABLE. Call ly insured. Phone 643-6017. patriot blinds. Keys. TV FOR RENT. DECORATING- Interior & SPECIALIZING cleaning and uncle, her husband says. 'You have no relatives. You're 6604 LOOKING for anything in real 649-2456 or 643-7008. Call now repairing chimneys, roofs, SAT & SUN Marlow's. 867 Main St. 649- Exterior. Also: Wallpapering. adopted!" estate rental - apartments, to make arrangements. Snow Quality Craftsmanship! Call new roofs. Free estimates. 30 It really hurts our daughter. BOX STALLS. TRAILS- Blue homes, multiple dwellings? 5221 is coming. DEC15&16_ 646-5424. years Experience Howlev, TORONTO Seal Feeding Program Ring No fees. Call J.D. Real Estate LEON CIESZYNSKI 643-5361 11:00 AM-7:00 PM Associates. Inc 646-1980. EXPERT PAINTING and with lights Pastures Daily Palnling-Paparing 32 BUILDER- New Homes. Ad­ Win at bridge turnouts Rockville Call 875- Both Days LANDSCAPING Specializing DEAR TORONTO: Your Bon-in*law is not only in Exterior House Painting. Building Contracting 33 unbelievably ignorant, he's cruel as well. He should be in­ Allay Oop — Dava Qraua 9954, or 875-0272: 742-9653 MANCHESTER - MAIN ROOFER WILL Install roof, 160 Quality Tree pruning, spraying, PAINTING - Interior and ditions. Remodeling, Rec formed that an adopted person has twice as many STRECT 2 room apartment, Rooms, Garages. Kitchens siding or gutter for low dis­ Antique Oaalara mowing, weeding. Call 742- exterior, paperhanging, WES ROBBINS Carpentry relatives-the families of her adoptive parents and the BACK! B A O e vO U w h e w ; \ NOW CAN YtXI SEE YES,BUT HOW WILL FREE COLLIE PUPS to heated, hot water, appliances. excelient work references. count price. Call Ken at 647- ...THE PROBE \ r KNOW... BUT country homes Call Bolton No pets Parking, security. 7947. remodeling specialist. Ad­ familes of her biological parents. MA.TCHUN(iS! THAT WAS J WHY WE MUST YOU EVALUATE THE CAN'T OBTAIN I A MEGAWART Free estimates. Fully in­ Remodeled, Ceilings, Bath 1566 CLOSE rr, LOMTOO.' q u ic k l y 649-1516. mornings 7 30 to 9 FREE ADMISSION 523-7047. ditions, rec rooms, dormers, ^ CLO SE .'/ DETERMINE INTQ.LISENCE RANGE THAT KINO OF/PLASTICIZED AS sured. Martin Matson, 649- built-ins, bathrooms, Tile. Dormers, Roofing. quiC K ttfi WHETHER THIS OF ITS TWO-LEGGED DATA FOR / ONE OF THE AM. BRICK. BLOCK, STONE DEAR ABBY: I'm a widow, 57, and I’ve been asked to PLANET IS SUITABLE “A Qlorio Rothotoln Fireplaces, concrete. 4431 kitchens, 649-3446. INHABITAV4TS? US! _^^EARTHLINGS,CANI Slam invilation accepted Show** SOUTH WINDSOR- Top half Residential or Commercial Haa ting-Plumbing 35 some nice parties by a very fine gentleman. He's 53. Do you FOR COLONIZATION? YOUNG SINGING of large Raised Ranch for Chimney repairs No job too 649-4291 think he would like me less if he knew I had to wear a hear­ small. Save! Call 644-8356 for may be a heart misfit, but in CANARIES- All colors $25 rent 3 bedrooms. 1 12 baths. AiW PAINTING Contrac­ NO JOB TOO SMALL - Toilet ing aid? I wore it when I was with him the first time but I’m and up Guaranteed Singers' Stove, dishwasher, carpets, 2 estimates tors. Quality painting and CUSTOM Carpentry - homes. NORTH iM , that case diamonds look good Additions, Repairs, Cabinets. repairs, plugged drains, not sure he knows I wear one because I combed my hair over and he wants to show that he Wide selection! Call 872-3218 car garage, deck and yard. paper hanging at reasonable CARPENTRY - All types of kitchen faucets replaced, it. 4 A 0 2 anytime Call Gary Cushing 345-2009. has a real diamond suit. Call John 649-4917. rates. Fully insured. Free repairs. Porches, Decks, Tool repaired, rec rooms, How do men feel about this? VS Estimates Call Wayne 649- ♦ AJ 975 t South simply continues to bathroom remodeling, heat EMBARRASSED three hearts and North at this FREE TABBY TO GOOD 456 MAIN STREET. 3 rooms 7696. Sheds, and Gutters. Doors and modernization, etc. Free 6A 0 7 WANTED - Antique furniture. ARE YOUR GUTTERS TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY Windows Hung Ceiling point decides to bid three HOME- Huggable lap cat 4 Heated No appliances No STOPPED UP? Call Estimate gladly given M & M WEST EAST years old Follows Glass. Pewter, Oil Paintings, pets Tenant insurance Carpentry and general con­ DEAR EMBARRASSED: Many people wear eye glaaaes, spades. He wants to keep "Manchester Gutter " Today Repaired and Painted. Call Plumbing St Healing. 649-2871 ‘ «KJ 8 S 4Q1073 everywhere with love After 5 A n tiq u e ite m s required $225 00 monthly. PERSONAL Paperhanging tracting. Residential and whkh are an aid to better vision, so don't be embarraaaed by »864 three notrump open, but he for a F R E E E s tim a te anytime, 643-6130 V752 does not want to ^ve South a p m.’. 568-9495 Harrison, 643-8709 $300.00 security. Call 646-2426. for particular people, by Dick. commercial. Whether it be a a bearing aid —which is an aid to better hearing. If he's a ♦ 102 Thorough cleaning of Gutters ♦ 88 chance to stop there unless weedkays, 9-5 p.m Call 643-5703 anytime. small repair job, a custom Flooring 36 '^ e * ' person, he won't like you less for it. 4J1083 ♦ KQ64 44 Wanlad to Buy 49 and Down Spouts 649-7952. South decides not to go any Muifcaf Intirumantt built home or anything in SOUTH between, call 646-1379. "REMODELING" - Kitchens, Tha Flintatonaa — Hanna Barbara Productions further at that sUge of the NEW THREE ROOM WATERPROOFING FLOORSANDING St CONFIDENTIAL TO ‘‘WHY ME, LORD?” If 1 knew the ♦ 84 HOLTON TRl'MPET - Good bathrooms, Rec Rooms, proceedings. APARTMENT- All Hatchways, foundation PROFESSIONAL PAINTING repair work, ceiling REFINISHING- Floors like answer to that I'd be a latter-day Solomon: Don't let the ♦ AKQJlOt condition $90 or best offer appliances Carpeting, air /«1SS STRONSSTONE NO­ cracks, tile lines, sump - Interior and exterior CARPENTRY St MASONRY - specialist, ceramic tile, new! Specializing in older mistakes of yesterday and the dread of tomorrow ruin the JUST GOT HIT CALL A ♦ KQS Now comes the key bid of 646-1032 IUTIN6 SILVER conditioning Parking for 2 pumps, gravity feeds, window Commercial and residential. Aoditions and Remodeling. sheetrocking, painting. floors. Natural and stained only day you have —which is today. ♦ 52 the hand. South jumps to five cars Call Peterman Agencv. BY A CAP? / row diamonds. This bid announces • FUr« Coin* wells. 30 years' experience. Free estimates. Fully in­ Free estimates. Call Anthony WHEN SERVICE COUN"re floors No waxing anymore! Vulnerable: Both 1 2 PRICE ON GUITARS in­ • Coltoclloni 649-9404, or 646-1171 643-4953 . 872-8413. sured. 646^879. Squillacote 649-0811. Ed 569-1021 John Verfaille, 6W-5750 TRUCK slam interest, but shows two cluding Ovations, plus free • Fronkltn Mint Dealer: North If you need help in writing letters of aympathy, con- // quick club losers. It tells case with this ad Carlos • Stomp* A MOBILE HOME One WMt North North to bid six if he can han­ gratulationa or thank-you letters, get Abby’o booklet “How East Sooth guitars 60G off Rivers Music, NOimiMaCMCOiCOMPMY! bedroom Bolton. Partly fur­ 1 ♦ Pass 2 ? dle the second club lead. Note to Write Letters for all ." Send II and a long, I Main Street. New Britain IMS Silo* Do*n* Highway a nished Working single adult 000001000 Pass 3 ♦ Pass 3 » that six hearts is going to be (EiH 24 off l*B1) X 225-1977 Christmas lavawavs .No children, pets. Lease 643- stamped (28 cental, aelf-addreoaed envelope te Abby: 132 Pass 3 4 Pass 5 4 Rocky HHt. Ct. f in jeopardy if North holds K x 2880 Otllcaa-Storaa for Rant 55 Autos For Sala 61 Autos For Sale 61 Autoa For Sala 61 Autoa For Sala 61 Laaky Dr., Beverly UUIa, CaUf. 90212. Pass 8 4 Pan ia 10 a.m. - • p.m. Mon. • Sat. f X of clubs, but six diamonds is Pass Pais Pass still safe. Sporting Goods 46 5SS-122S 4 THREE ROOMS - Second MANCHESTER- Next to 1972 MERCURY - 4 door Now North shows bis club ROSSIGNOL SKIS- 190 CM floor For adult couple, or Cavey's. Office space. 300 Runs excellent. Must sell' Opening lead:4 J ace to invite seven and South mature single only No pets square feet and up. Sacrificing $650. Call 6496500 bids seven hearts since he can 444 Solomon Bindings $90 Security required’ Excelient WANTED JUNK AND LATE 1971 INTERNATIONAL PICK Call Peter. 568-6652 Reasonable rate. Good finish. counts at least 13 top tricks. location. T.J. C rockett. Immediate occupancy. Arnold MODEL WRECKS - Cash SUBARU DL: four door, UP- 6 cylinder. With snow Paid. Call Parker Street Used plow. 4 wheel drive. Asking Astrograph Easy and simple and also a □ R E N TA L S Realtor, 643-1577 Grant, Dow St Condon. 249- excellent condition. $3295. By Oswald Jacoby near top score in any match Antiguan 46 6521 Auto Parts. Inc. 649-3391. unk Call after 6, 646-0725 $2500 Please call after 5:30 Tha Born Loaar — Art Sanaom and Alan Sootag p.m , ask for John. Keep point game. It would become Rooms for Rant 52 trying Bernice Bede Osol a top if North continued to 1970 RENAULT- 4 cylinder. 4 (o m '(tXJ A 6ULK7 I VUAtW'T \ South's two-heart response seven notrump. Wanted to Rant 57 1967 TEMPEST- 326. Func­ speed. 38 miles per gallon, to North’s diamond bid meets THOMPSON HOUSE- Cen­ WORKING WOMAN in early tionally sound, good for parts. ARIES (March 21-April 19) Be Cti^HTWAD! YeSTERW! VoMTA CLAU$ o o (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE' ASSN I Cars dependable transportation, enterprising today and investi­ with our full approval. South twenties, wants to share AN ASH TRAY FROM trally located Downtown COUPLE WITH ONE CHILD Asking $75 00. Call anvtime, excellent condition. $1000 642- Uolorcyclat-BIcyclat 64 gate things which offer you prof­ Manchester Kitchen apartment with another in the 646-1758 WeSTERRAV! only has 15 hi^-card points, (For a copy of JACOBY PARIS'S FABULOUS seeking 2 bedroom house or 7016. itable possibilities. Your efforts but his heart suit represents privileges. Call 649-2358. Manchester area. Write: Box apartment under $350. Call BOUGHT 1978 HARLEY DAVIDSON - cfour MODERN, send S i Io: "Win el MAXINE'S outrageous hats may ur>cover some rare and six sure triclu and he has a Bridge," care of this newspa­ marvelous 1930 silk clothing in E. c 0 Herald after 6 PM. 644-0331. 1970 FORD CUSTOM SEDAN- Bill’i Auto Parts LOW RIDER. 2500 miles, valuable nuggets. 1973 CHEVROLET IMPALA- ^Birthday fine fit for diamonds. per. P.O. Box 489, Radio City mint condition boxes of all CLEAN FURNISHED 428, 4 barrel. $500, or best, TOLLAND 2 Door Hardtop Fully 1007c slock and in excellent TAURUS (April 20-May 20) SLEEPING ROOM lor offer. Call 649-6410, anytime. shape $4500. 7426786 Don't turn down any social invi­ North's three-diamond Station, New York. N.Y. shapes and sizes All kinds of 187B*231 64MS78 equipped Asking $1300 Call rebid is also correct. The hand 10019.) linens and lace, glassware, mature gentleman Call 646- FEMALE ROOMMATE 649-K12 tations today or this evening 4701 after 6:00 p.m WANTED to share apart­ HIGH PERFORMANCE AND December IS, 1979 Something very Interesting or furniture and very strange FOUR ROOM- First floor lucky might happen Be expect­ ment. Call 646-4280 after 5:30 ECONOMY. Modified 1/6 For­ This coming year you're apt to collectibles are all waiting for apartment, available January Truckt tor Sala 62 1975 HONDA SUPER SPORT ant and optimistic you at Red Goose Farm An­ 2 ROOMS- Private entrance. pm mula Ford Pinto. 0-60 6 750- Kerker headers. KNN be luckier t h ^ usual in matters 1st. Married couple preferred, affecting your finances or career GEMINI (May 21-duna 20) You tiques Goose Lane Coventry Mature male and female One seconds. 30 mpg^^, suspension filters. Oil dooler Much have the ability today to make HeathclIN — Qaorga Qataly appliances, no utilities, no GMC 1972 1 TON UTILITY The breaks should pop up just with license for errands and radial spoilers. Excellent con­ 1975 FORD GRANADA GHIA- more! $1500. 6436076 before 2 much from a sparse beginning. Open Fridav Saturday, Sun­ children, no .pets, $225 TRUCK- Has the reading when you need them. meals Call 649-5459 MIDDLE AGE BUSINESS dition. $2295 . 646-7536. Fully powered. Real clean! p.m. Keep your eyes pbeled lor day 10-5. 745-9137 monthly, 643-2210. enclosed body,dy. with side com- SAOrTTARHJS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) MAN desires 1 Bedroom $1995. 1974 Vega, automatic, pa rtments Excellent for con- Put the cofKerns of others above opportunities that others may pooh-pooh Of overtook Apartment. Manchester. 1971 FORD VAN- Excellent r e a l c le a n ! $995. 1972 trsractor. 7:30a.m. to5:30p.m., your own today You will find that THREE ROOMS- Porter Your Coventry. Vernon. East Hart­ motor. Standard shift. Priced Maverick, 6 cylinder, Campart-Trallara by helping them you'll also CANCER (dune 21-duly 22) WInthrop — Dick Cavalll Street area. Heat, utilities, 633-0249 lovial nature and keen wit will ford or Storrs. Must be clean, for quick sale. $650. Also: 1971 automatic. $895. 1971 Jeep Moblla Homat 65 advarK:e your own interests. parking Security deposit, greatly enhance your personality quiet 742-9865 , 9 a m. - 12 AUSTIN- Automatic, air con­ Wagoneer, 4 wheel drive, fully Travel, resources, romance, pos­ 1971 FORD F-250 PICKUP- today. The Impression you'll references, no pets January noon. sible pitfalls, home and family for ditioned. 48,000 original miles. powered, $1395. 1974 Ford F- Excellent condition. Power 1977 17 1/2 FT. COACHMAN make on those who meet you for Occupancy 649-9092. the months ahead are all dis­ TH B CDNCLUDES e o o p N K ^ T ; ITHINKTHEyfeE $900. Both can be seen at 24 100 pick up, heavy duty $1395. steering and brakes. CADET- Fully equipped. the first time will be lasting and cussed in your new Astro-Graph OJR SLEEP TISHr, CARRY/NS North Street Tim Moriarty's, Silktown Excellent condition. Sacrifice favorable Hornet for Rant 54 Automatic transmission. Will Letter which begins with your Motors, Hartford Road, Fortunate BROACTGASTIN^ C O N T L F T THATCASUAL Mfic. for Rant 58 trade for four wheel drive. $2250, or best offer. 537-5132, birthday. Mail $1 for each to LEO (duly 23-Aug. 22) are those who are 'jear to your OAV. APPfZOACH Manchester. $1995. 6466557, after 6:00p.m. after 6:00 p.m. Astro-Graph. Box 489, Radio THE BEPBUSS ASHFORD- 4 room house, tile heart. They're apt to be treated FOR LEASE RT 44A, 1975 MERCURY MONTEGO City Station. N.Y. 10019. Be sure BITE. T7 3 0 F5AR. bath. yard, parking, lease Ab­ in a generous manner by you solutely no animals. 423-4190, COVENTRY. Approximately MX- Excellent condition, low to specify birth date CAPMCORN (Dec. 22-den. 19) today. You're a giver, not a 15 acres of land for com silage mileage: Quadrophonic taker. 546-6423, evenings This if a good day to get in touch production only. Lease must stereoO track, power steering Proj­ with persons you care about who VIRGO (Aug. 23-8ept. 22) VERNON- CHARMING 5 be agreeable to yield observa­ / brakes, one owner. 872-6528, ects or ideas which are large m 633-5310, or 6596508. no lor>ger live in your immediate room Ranch with 3 bedrooms. tion and collection of some vicinity. It's to your advantage to scope will be the ones you are 1 1 2 baths, $450.00 monthly plants by agronomist. Sealed keep the lines of communication able to handle the best today for 5 months Call Group I, bids will be accepted until CHEVY NOVA 1971- $675 or open. Don't be afraid to think big LIBRA (Sept. 23>Oct. 23) Lady Zinsser Agency 646-1511 Jan u ary 3, 1980. Leasor first offer. Good running con­ AOUAMUt (den. 20-feb. 19) reserves the right to reject dition Snow tires. Call 646- Devote the oreater portion of Luck has her eye on you today CAPiU $300 REBATE You may benefit through others any or all bids. I^nd available 7907 I your time artd energies today to HOUSE FOR RENT in ways you'd least expect What 1 COLUMBIA- Immaculate 2 early May - December 1980. Important pursuits You're lucky In areas that Involve sizable happens could be rather bedroom house on 6 acres. Insurance required. Send CHEVY NOVA 1975- 3 speed, Purchase a 1979 Cougar XR-7, Impala substantial Short Riba — Frank Hill sealed bids to: Dean College floor shift, bucket seats. 48,- stakes $325 monthly Call 228-3053. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) SCORPIO (OcL 24-Nov. 22) of Agriculture and Natural 000 miles. $2250, or best offer. You're in a cycle where you may Caprice or Bonneville and receive a check Should you have an important t h a n k Resources. Box U-66, U. Conn, 633-7345. meet someone you like This per­ - ON A WINCTV OAV I HOUSE SITTER IN arrangement or agreement VOU- CAN GET A BK3- PORTLAND'’ Comfortable, Storrs, Connecticut. 06268. which you would like to work out son cquid be helpful in expand­ ing your circle of friends and -Th AMK O V A T I O N . 1968 CHEVY IMPALA- Good for $300. OFFER EXPIRES 12-31-79 with another, this is a good day attractive home needs oc­ sphere of influence engine, transmission, tires to get it resolved yo^ cupants for the winter (HEWSPAPCR ENTERPRISE ASSN I months Only responsible per­ and battery. Body needs work. sons need apply. For details Great for parU. $275. 6496932 Berry’s World — Jim Barry call, 342-3732- keep trying. after 5:00 p.m. 1979 COUGAR XR-7 i 1979 CHEVROLET IMPALA HALL OAP Bugs Bunny — Halmdahl A Stoftal FIVE ROOM CAPE: large Equipped 6495.00 j Equipped 5295.00 lot. $350. monthly, plus heat Less Rebate 300.00 Less Rebate 300.00 IN SCENE, BUGS, OUIET (DN THE and utilities, deposit and FOR RENT 1970 TRIUMPH TR6- Runs 1 ■ytau WIT SYLVESTER IN SET. TAKE references B/W Realty. 647- good. Needs body work. 1419 9 to A 4 A F Q 0 {1 3 to THE B»CE wrrw THIS (DNE.MSK.A eM.' $300.00 firm. Please call after LEAAON CREAM PIE. International Brotherhood 5:00 p.m ., 528-2422. Keep Our Boarding Housa This Funny World trying. choose from 1 1 1 9 * 1 ichoosichoose from 4 9 9 5 < ’ o Ofticaa-Storaa for Rant 55 of Electrical Workers Hall. 379 Wetherell Street. POKT TRY M6 OUTN' |«Y V40RP, BROTHER e IfTS McNMfkt S y U .. It . Manchester Newly BANK REPOSSESSIONS 10 SOFl MO S PROFESSIONAL / FOR SALE- 1974 Je e p 1979 CHEVROLET CAPRICE i 1979 PONTIAC BONNEVILLE a MY P0U6H, A M » i IF YOU HAD ANY. 'jAKE. AFFLUENCE BUSINESS OFFICE decorated, ideal for par­ Wagoneer, 4 wheel drive $2,- r f BMARTAYOUPA' BEEN ------” ' ‘ — BUILDING - Approximately ties. stags and social func­ 995; 1973 Buick Le Sabre Equipped 5395.00 j E^ipped 6295.00 o n THI6 PUMP YEAR6 A416 KIFT hospital and new court 1 ly functions Call Kathy $895. The above may be seen FDLK6 JE6‘ BECAU6E HE'6 ° I dHTOsefrom c MANCHESTER - Retail, 646-7297. 5 9 9 5 0 WELL MAKE IT STRICKLY BUSINESS!. WABStXWlLL' PLEASE STICK storage and/or manufacturing 1975 CHEVY MONZA 2-1-2 Sjiace. 2,000 sq. ft. to 50,000 iq Hatchback. Very low mileage. I hara ara soma of ttia banaths wa want to tall ptu TO t h e SCRIPT? Very reasonable. Brokers Extremely clean. Power * about In usad car solas. rotected. Call Heyman steering, power brakes, 4 ■ •toiM of the bMl prICM around on hiUy-poawrad lata -C 2 e e 6 6521. 3:30 p.m.. 649-1150, 5266063. 649-1213 after 5 p.m.