Golda Meir Dies; Didn't See Peace

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Peace Treaty Israeli Foreign Minister Moshe Dayan said Friday a peace treaty with Egypt “has been completed" and should be signed by the Dec. 17 deadline without the changes demanded by Egypt. Dayan, winding up a three-day Golda Meir Dies; visit to Switzerland, reiterated Israel's rejection of the changes in the d raft peace treaty demanded by Egypt. He said Israel insisted on the Didn’t See Peace “national right" to establish more Jewish settlements on the West JERUSALEM (UPI) - Golda She grew up and was educated in The appointment came amid Bank of Jordan and that the treaty Meir, the Russian-born, American- Milwaukee, became a schoolteacher widespread rumor of her recurring with Egypt must take priority- educated grandmother ^ho led Israel and moved to Denver. illnesses and her critics charged over all previous obligations through its darkest wartime hours, In Denver, Golda met Morris Israel needed more than an ailing Cairo has to its Arab neighbors. died Friday at the age of 80. Myerson, who courted her and grandmother. The feisty, chain-smoking former begged her to marry him. She said she Battling the cancer she kept a Cultist Indicted prime minister who was one of the wouid only if he went to Palestine secret, Mrs. Meir steered Israel founders of Israel succumbed to a with her. He agreed and the young 9 through a two-year war of attrition 30% OFF GEORGETOWN, Guyana form of blood cancer she had battled couple arrived in 1921. with Egypt and then, finally, the (UPl) — Peoples Temple cultist secretly for more than 12 years. Their daughter, Sarah, was born in bloody 1973 conflict in which the GIRLS’ COWLS Larry Layton was indicted Friday Death came at 4:30 p.m. (9:30a.m. 1926 and Golda took in washing to Arabs caught the Israelis by sur­ AND for the slayings of U.S. Rep. Leo est) at the Hadassah Hospital in help make ends meet. But in the end, prise. 30% OFF J. Ryan, D-Calif., and four other Jerusalem only one week before the it was the cause of Israel that won Throughout it all, she developed a TURTLENECKS! Americans that triggered the possible signing of a peace treaty with out. Golda entered politics and began reputation as a ruthless negotiator ENTIRE STOCK! death orgy of the Rev. Jim Jones Egypt — the dream Mrs. Meir once to travel. She and Myerson who turned her gray-haired grand­ and more than 900 of his told Egyptian President Anwar Sadat separated. motherly demeanor to deadly advan­ Reg. $7-$9, followers. she prayed she would live to see Mrs. Meir was Israel's first am­ tage. now 4.67-5.97. MISSES’ In San Francisco, a federal come true. bassador to the Soviet Union and The October 1973 war took its toll. Soft, comfy poly/ grand jury Friday began hearing Hospital officials listed no official worked in a succession of jobs for the She and her defense minister, Moshe cotton knit tops In all PANTSUITS! evidence which could lead to U.S. cause of death. fledgling Jewish state. Dayan, the one-eyed hero of the 1967 her favorite solid prosecution of some surviving Medical sources said Mrs. Meir In. 1956, at the time of the Suez in­ six-day war, faced bitter criticism colors and stripes. members of the cult. The secret had first contracted cancer of the vasion, formei premier David Ben- they had not done enough to meet the session will continue in an unusual blood “about 12 or 13 years ago," Gurion named her as foreign threat of an Arab invasion. Sizes 7-14. Saturday meeting. which would have been during her minister and once silenced criticism (Corbins, Avon, Reg. $30-$60, Exhausted by the war and now $21-$42. term as prime minister, and had un­ of having a woman in his government criticism, and her illness growing, Bristol & Manchester) Save 30% on every one VI Rate Hike dergone treatment in and out of by saying, "She's the only man in my Golda retired in April 1974, saying of our two, three and hospitals for the past decade. cabinet.” this time it was for good. fourpiece pantsuits HARTFORD (UPI) - The state The state-run Israel radio an­ Golda retired, briefly, in 1965 when But, when asked what she would do In beautiful styles, Public Utilities Control Authority nounced the former schoolteacher’s Levi Eshkol was elected prime in the future, she testily replied, Friday tentatively approved a Golda Meir, prime minister of Israel from 1969 to 1974, died death at the onset of the Jewish sab­ minister. But a split in the coalition “Well, I’m not going into a nunnery.” colors. 8-16. $16.2 million rate hike for United Friday at the age of 80. (UPI photo) bath and funeral arrangements were government forced her back into One of her last major public Illuminating Co., about one half of not to be detailed until after the holy politics in efforts to heal the wounds. appearances was at the Knesset for the increase sought by the electric day ended Saturday evening. In 1968, the newly formed Labor the historic visit by Sadat and his company. In Washington, President Carter party elected her its secretary appeal for peace. She met and shook The 3-1 PUCA vote to allow the Friday praised Golda Meir as em­ general. Six months later, again she hands with the Egyptian president, increase climaxed weeks of Fight Under Way bodying “the best in the Israeli said she would retire. who had been her archenemy during deliberations that centered over spirit” and said he prayed her dream But Eshkol died suddenly in the 1973 war and said: the firm’s efforts to sink millions of a Middle East peace "will soon be February 1969, and the party turned., “Y’ou always called me an old lady. into the controversial Seabrook, realized.” to her to take over the premiership I want to live to see that day of N. H., nuclear power plant now un­ On Road Closing Secretary of State Cyrus Vance, as a compromise candidate. peace." der construction. who was leaving later Friday for The company had sought a $32 HARTFORD - The Town of The closing was a promise the town another Middle East peace mission, made to Burnham Street residents million increase to help pay for Manchester filed a motion Friday to said Mrs. Meir’s "wisdom, her during the negotiations for the rising costs and investments. dismiss South Windsor’s request for humor, her indomitable spirit, and Rale of Jobless 30% OFF a court order to keep Burnham Street Buckland Industrial Park, which in­ bravery caught the imagination of cludes the J.C. Penney Co.’s catalog 30% OFF open. people everywhere. distribution center. Gasoline Rules Attorney William Shea, assistant Former Prime Minister Yitzhak FAMOUS MAKER town counsel for Manchester, filed South Windsor officials, however, VERY FAMOUS WASHINGTON (UPI) - A Rabin, the man who succeeded her in Still 5.8 Pereent THERMAL UNDIES the motion in Hartford Superior feel the closing of the street is the aftermath of the 1973 Middle East proposal to deregulate the price of Court during a show-cause hearing on premature and would generate in­ WASHINGTON (UPI) - The employment in the future. gasoline — and let pump prices war, spoke in a cracking voice on the MISSES the South Windsor request. creased traffic on South Windsor nation's unemployment rate "I see nothing in our current rise despite anti-inflation goals — telephone but declined immediate remained at 5.8 percent in figures to indicate that any reduction Reg. 6.50-$7, is under serious study and may be The Manchester motion will be roads, primarily Pleasant Valley comment on Mrs. Meir’s death. November, at least temporarily con­ in business activity has taken place,” now 4.49-4.89. SPORTSWEAR! considered at a Jan. 5, 1979, hearing Road and Clark Street. Shimon Peres, head of the Labor sent to Congress next month, ad­ founding forecasts that rising in­ Ms. Norwood replied. . For skiing or sleeping, that was scheduled during Friday's The town has said Manchester Party that ruled Israel for 29 years ministration officials said Friday. terest rates will create increased In addition to the steadying in un­ session. should wait until at least the opening and which Mrs. Meir once led, said I warm and lightweight The officials said the move to joblessness. employment rates reflected in S, thermal tops and Reg. $15-$30, now 9.97-20.97 Also, 44 Manchester families have of the J.C. Penney project before it she was “one of the greatest women Great looks at superbuy give energy needs priority over filed a motion to intervene, or join as closes Burnham Street. Friday’s monthly report by the November’s statistics, the total bottoms with inflation control in this one area in Jewish history and in the history of Bureau of Labor Statistics showed number of employed persons in­ co-defendants with the town, in the Thus, South Windsor filed an order humanity at large. ' x ribbed cuffs. savings! Blazers, pants, skirts, could lead to retail price in­ nationwide unemployment rates creased markedly that month and the case. to show cause why an injunction Former President Richard M. .. In white or plus go-together shirts In creases of 2 to 4 cents a gallon on were the same in November as in Oc­ employment-to-population ratio hit a Attorney Richard Rittenband, should not be granted to prevent Nixon, who authorized emergency ‘M < florals, florals and stripes, top of the smaller rise expected tober, when they descended to their record high. « when world petroleum exporters South Windsor’s town attorney, said closing of the street. military aid to Israel in 1973 when the SML. sizes 10-18 and SML. Manchester responded Friday with lowest point in four months. Total employment rose by 540,000 raise crude oil prices later this that all such motions to intervene Jewish state was facing possible Choose navy or corail its motion to dismiss South Windsor’s In an appearance at a con­ during November to 95.7 million, month. also will be considered at the Jan, '5 defeat by the Arabs, said Mrs. Meir injunction request. gressional Joint Economic Com­ with nearly all of the increase in­ t hearing. was a “courageous leader, a skilled i After Friday’s court hearing, Shea, in a brief to the court, listed mittee hearing, the bureau’s acting volving adult men whose employ­ Stock Market diplomat, a strong statesman and commissioner, Janet Norwood, ment level had remained fairly Rittenband said a group of South three reasons why the motion should true friend of freedom and a kind and be dismissed. refused to comment on predictions steady over the summer. Windsor residents is expected to file compassionate human being.” NEW YORK (UPI) - Stocks, by the AFL-CIO and the U.S, Offsetting the large employment ii shunning the government's report a motion to intervene as co-plaintiffs He said South Windsor has no stan­ Former Secretary of State Henry Chamber of Commerce that higher gain, however, was a substantial of a better job picture, fell for the in the case. ding to maintain its action against Kissinger remembered Mrs. Meir as Attorney Aaron Slitt filed the mo­ Manchester, the court has no power interest rates and administration growth in the civilian labor force, second consecutive session “an idealist without illusions” who budget-cutting plans would worsen Friday as investor concern tion to intervene for the Manchester to interfere with Manchester's deci­ which rose by 580,000 to 101.6 million. i« had a "consuming passion for the employment picture. deepened over repercussions of residents. He has been retained by sion to close Burnham Street, and Despite the generally favorable peace.” “I am not prepared to speculate Iran's civil strife. Trading was the 44 families, who live on Croft South Windsor's action does not show statistics, there were some disap­ Born Golda Moavoich in Kiev, what might happen,” she told Sen. pointing figures, especially thoSe . 4i slow. Drive, Burnham Street and Windsor it will suffer irreparable harm. Russia, May 3, 1898. She was taken Lloyd Bentsen, D-Texas, who men­ regarding unemployment among The Dow Jones industrial Street. All briefs on Manchester’s motion with her mother to the United States J will be filed by the Jan. 5 hearing, tioned those forecasts. black teen-agers. That rate jumped \ average, up more than a point at ■ The Manchester Board of Direc­ in 1906 where her father had gone tors has voted to dead-end Burnham Rittenband said. Bentsen persevered, asking if to 36.2 percent in November, the the outset, lost 4.24 points to three years earlier to escape the there was any trend in current highest since July and well above Oc­ 811.85. The blue-chip indicator, a Street May 1. This would close the Judge Francis O'Brien presided at pogroms of the Jewish ghettoes. figures that would indicate higher un­ tober's 34.3 percent. 5.8I-point loser Thursday, added street to through traffic. Friday's hearing. 30% OFF O. 35 point for the week overall. « 30% OFF The New York Stock Exchange 30% OFF index dropped 0.24 to 54.06 and the OUR ENTIRE price of a share shed 13 cents. Your neighbors’ views: What event In the past year STOCK OF MENS’ LEATHER The American Stock Exchange i POLY CHIFFON index slipped 0.33 to 151.16and the generated the most Interest? SKI JACKETS, HANDBAGS price of a share eased 3 cents. 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There's been Manchester — “ K-Mart when the roof fell down on the drug laws and gambling ment in Vernon with all their hassles and a lot'of discussion about those.” in and how it affected the businesses." laws." the missing girls in the area." Lynn lll■Mion)■, 184 S. Main St., liieliiiril Keimilil, 91 Walker St., Itoln-riii Clark, Pilgrim Lane, Joy D cM oiiru, 250 Union S t., Manchester — “Blue laws and stores Manchester— "It has to be the road race. Manchester — "The Cheney complex Manchester — “The curfew for town opening on Sunday. A lot of people don't I CORBINS CORNER • MANCHESTER • VERNON • BRISTOL • NEW LONDON • GROTON • NEW BRITAIN • AVON I've lived here for 25 years. I think it's the becoming recognized nationally. The parks. Everybody’s mad about it." have time to shop except on weekends." Corbins Corner, Manchester and New London 10 AM - 10 PM Monday thru Saturday; high point of the whole year.” Cheney's really founded Manchester." The Kev. Philip Suiinilrrs, 59 Holl St.. 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i 1 PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Sal.. Dec. 9, 1978 MANCHESTER E V E N ING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Sat.. Dec. 9. 1978 - CAGE TH REE After Furnace Fire Man, No ^Playboy,^ Wants $750,000 photographer was supposed to gel Ironi liim a PlTTSKjELD. Mass. lU P Ii — ' I'm a falher Life" was splashed across the advertisement. signed release." Tenants Get Heat Back ol lour children and a husband. I'm not sup­ His attorney. Morris M. Goldings ol Boston, Christmas Antiques Show & Sale posed lo be a playboy. " "The stuck house is supposed to gel a signed said the picture had been taken by a release from a pliolographer. They did not. " MANCHESTER - The Albert The landlord, Richard J. Zimmer another repair man, the “ whole thing Thomas M. Mazzeo savs that is whv he's professional photographer and then used by Saturday, December 9, 1978 suing Playboy magazine for $750,000. Carlin family, who had been without ill, was notified by town inspectors would have blown sky high," Mrs. Playboy without securing a release from his Joyce said. "So the suit is on that basis. The hept since Tuesday night in their of a number of code violations in the Carlin said. He says they used a picture of him client. picture is presumed lo be a clear picture. " 10 A.M. to 9 P.M. waterskiing on a lake near his hometown ol duplex at 160 Henry St., reported Carlin apartment and that of Mrs. Mrs. Martin has had a leaky oil “ The magazine enriched itself unjustly at Mazzeo's complaint states that the use ol Pittsfield which advertised him as a plavbov Friday afternoon that the furnace Margaret Martin of ISO Henry St., line, which was on top of the base­ Mazzeo's expense. " Goldings said. tile caption photo has falsely identified him to he held at ment floor, since she moved in. Now, with a "liisl for life." "as a Playboy reader and as a proponent and had been repaired and they now have after Tuesday night's fire. Playboy s promotional director. Walter ’■ Mazzeo claims the magazine used the ad — example ol the way ol life associated with and Waddell Sehool heat. When the repair man took the fur­ it is no longer leaking and has been .loyec. said the New York advertising agency which is hanging in airports, bus terminals, promoted by the delendani's magazine and Mr. and Mrs. Carlin Wednesday nace apart, it disintergrated and covered, Mrs. Carlin reported. Kpstein Raboy worked on Ihe magazine's other business ventures. " 163 Broad Street, Manehester, (71'. night told the town's Citizens Ad­ a vacuum cleaner had to be used to The family is still facing other and major newspapers across the country — promolional campaign "Lust for Lile " and got "Tliat way of life includes permissive af- visory Committee that they had had clean up the debris, Mrs. Carlin said. problems. When their landlord was wifliotil his consent or knowledge from April the picture from a "stock house " he couldn't Refreshments ^ Free Parking lo October 1977. litudes toward sexual behavior, drug use. and no heat since Tuesday riight when The repair man said that if the fur­ notified Tuesday night about the fur­ identify. Admission $1.25 - With this ad admit 1 or 2 persons - $1.00 each So he liled suit against them in Ber kshire other activities. " the complaint says. there was a fire in the furnace and nace had been started Wednesday as nace and loss of heat, he called back "It had been supplied lo tliem by a » All proceeds benelit East Catholic Hockey Team County Superior Couil. the fire-chamber broke and cave in. he had been told she could do by and told the Carlins that he was tired pliolographer who had 'been a fr iend of Joyce described the "Lust For Life " cam­ of fooling around and was going to Mazzeo. a kitchen installation conlractor Mazzeo. " Joyce said. ' Apparently he paign as an eltorl " to picsenl our Playboy Directions: Rte. 86 East, exit 92. Right on Center Street. Lett on Broad Street. evict the family at noon the following and custom woodworker, said a caption which I Mazzeo) saw it in Ihe .New York Times and leaders as intelligent, young, aware, alive Waddell Sehool located on corner ol Bioad Street and Middle Turnpike. kinds cl people who would be atlraclive adver­ day, Mrs. Carlin said. That hasn't read: ' The Playboy Reader — His Lust Is For said. I suppose. Wow' because the Democrats Say Action happened yet, but Mrs. Carlin is sure tising products." that something is going to happen. Rednien lo !Mt*ol ■k-n 1., Saved Money and Jobs The family's income is just a little .^lANCHESTER - Mian- too high for them to use legal aid, but tonom oh T r ib e 58, 2-DAY SPECTACULAR FOB YOUR CHRISTMAS SHOPPING! Attorney Robert Bletchman has I.O.R.M. will meet Mon­ MANCHESTER - Stephen Four existing vacancies in town offered to help with their problems. day at 8 p.m. at the Italian Cassano, a member of the Town departments were filled with CETA The Carlins are a month behind in American Club on Eldridge Board of Directors, said recent ac­ trainees and all other CETA their rent. Mrs. Carlin said they were Street. tion by Democratic board members employees remain in the program, unable to pay October's rent of $235. Officers for 1979 will be on the Comprehensive Employment Cassano said of the board's approved She explained the problem to elected and all committees SAT1IRDA1 and Training Act shows their concern plan. Zimmer and told him it would be paid will make reports tnd with saving money and continuing The board rejected a request to as soon as possible. The first of plans will be completed for the positive aspects of the program. make several of the CETA positions November, the rent was raised to the tribe Christmas party •SAT., 9 AM to 10 PM The town adm inistration had town-funded ones. $270. Zimmer accepted the which is scheduled for Dec. proposed that 10 CETA positions be "This decision alone saves over November and December rent, she 18 at 6:40 p.m. at LaStrada funded on a full-time basis by the $54,000 and the program, as adopted Storm Drainage Project •SUN., 10 AM to 6 PM said, but is charging her interest on West, Hartford Road. >4 IINDIW.' town. by the board's majority, saves over the unpaid October rent, so that it A concrete wall has been installed to help Members are urged to at­ “ This was drastically cut as the $70,000 that would have been needed now totals $270. from overflowing and eroding underneath the with the installation of storm drainage piping tend Monday s meeting. board established one new position, just to pay the salaries, exclusive of Many times tenants, especially if pipe installation. The storm drainage system that of personnel director," Cassano fringe benefits, in the next fiscal in the St. John Street area of Manchester. they have children, are blamed for is being enlarged and work should be done in Family M plil said. year," he said. any damage done to an partment or The wall has been installed to retain the earth about a week, Town Engineer Walter Senkow ELLINGTON -Christ­ “ This new position is one of the “ The positive benefits of CETA has house. However, one of the neighbors berm behind it and to prevent the stream said. (Herald photo by Pinto) first town-funded positions created in been demonstrated quite clearly as doesn't believe that is the case in the mas family night will be ! / i recent years as the town currently the four trainees that will fill existing observed at Ellington Henry Street duplex because every Pick up has six fewer employees than it had vacancies all received'their training tenant who has lived in the house for Congregational Church on NOW Dec. 16. At 6 p.m. there in 1975 on its general fund payroll." in their various departments at no the past 10 years has encountered Democrats Organized your copy he said. cost to the town," Cassano said. almost the same problems, he said. will be a potluck supper. of our new YOU CAN PUCE YOUR Those attending should M AN CH ESTER A Young Democrats group is being bring a hot dish or salad to CHRISTMAS formed in town. i CUSSIFe AD ANYTIME serve eight and their own SAVINGS YOUR Anyone between the ages of 16 and 35 who is a member place settings. Dessert and CIRCULAR CHOICE of the Democratic Party or intends to join the party may 70 QC Watches GOP OKs Panel Revamp beverages will be served. Tomorrow ' V Our Regular 24S9 become a member of the Young Democrats group. After the dinner the 9.1 U to*t*f.JlO Every Timex In our huge slock! Including •CHEESESERVER Persons may belong to the Democratic Town Com­ at your Mfr. Sugg. Retail men's and ladies mechanicals plus huge guaranteed passage Frid ay, by movie "Miracle on 34th •FOOD WARMER HARTFORD (UP!) — Republican overhauling." mittee and also join the Young Democrats. 12.96 lo 59.95 group of LED, LCD styles! saying the Democrats' idea was fine Street" will be shown. nearby legislative leaders Friday gave their Rep. Neal Hanlon, a Naugatuck Members of the Young Democrats may become in­ SALE LIMITED TO STORE STOCK. SORRY, NO RAINCHECKS. •DUALSERVER with them, Caldor blessing to a committee reorganiza­ Republican recently elected deputy volved in a number of party activities, including working •5PC. CORDIAL SET “ The action of the Democrat tion plan approved the night before House minority leader, found the for candidates and presenting legislative recommen­ Meetings store. Gleaming elegant silver- legislators in reducing and con­ by House and Senate Democrats. Democrats' reorganization plan dations to local legislators. Ladies' solidating legislative committees is a Next Week On Thursday night. Democrats in “ refreshing. " Anyone interested in joining should contact Michael High Fashion Texas good first step in reorganizing the LCD Watches Inslrumenls both houses approved a plan to cut “Frankly, 1 didn't expect it Pohl by writing to him at 157 Brookfield St. or calling him Here's next week's General Assembly," said Senate the Legislature's 20 committees myself," he said. "Our initial reac­ at 646-7568. schedule of public Ovenproof Stoneware down to 16 for the coming session. Minority Leader-elect Richard Boz- 23.70 tion to it is positive. This is a step in An organizational meeting will be scheduled soon at a meetings in Manchester 14.70 Serelcefor4 zuto of Watertown, Fashion Photo Barbie Our Rtg. 34.99 OurReg.19.9S The Democrats felt this would make the right direction." time and place to be announced. (Locations are in the Legislature more efficient. “There are still unanswered Doll from Mattel Constant-read Helps them learn Under the Democratic plan, the Municipal Building. 41 LC.D. with a soft both reguar and 18.40 Str-* The reorganization plan was questions on other aspects of moder­ committees on elections, humane in­ Center St., unless noted): and supple digital time! expected to clear easily when the nization of the Legislature I hope will 8.64 integrated bracelet. Dependable LED. DishwaSher-safe. 16 Pc. stitutions, liquor control, public per- O l w y Monday Set includes 4 each dinner Legislature convenes in January be addressed soon," Bozzuto said, "I When you ‘locus' the play sonnel and human rights and oppor- SpeeC U nif LinariteU 7:30 p.m. — Permanent - camera, Barbie swings Into plates, salads, soups, and because the Democrats enjoy believe there should be a lim it placed (unities would be eliminated. Their '* ^ mugs. Choice ol Fernwood Memorial Day Committee. action. Inc. wardrobe! Diamond Stud strangleholds on both houses. on the number of bills that can be in­ functions were merged into the 16 or Daylilies. Hearing Room. Earrings in14K Gold Republican leaders virtually troduced and our public hearing new legislative committees. BOLTON — About 300 summons for speeding were 643-2711 The Fonz All-Electric process certainly needs issued by the police in the Bolton Notch area during the p.m. — Personnel and 8pt.T .W .»,...... 64.70 Pinball (rom Coleco Stainless Flatware last two weeks of November. Finance Committee, Board lepi.T.w.Hfci..... 99.70 of Education. so Pc. Service lor 8 Sgt. Anthony Kalkus, North Sector supervisor of State 47.63 Our Reg. 54.99 25pl.T.W.?Zi7....146.40 Police, Colchester, said the radar enforcement program Tuesday Free ball, flippers, exciting Sparkling full-facet diamonds! 10.70 ssat'« DEP Offers l^egislation in that area will continue. He said a radar team from 7 p.m. — Board of Direc­ sounds. Scores to 100,000. Hartford will be in the area at least one day each week Stunning group of tradi- HARFORD (UPl) — Department Bampton also told the committee tors and legislators meet tional and contemporary The D E P officials also asked for and the sector team police will be in the area on other Pocket Flix from Ideal of Environmental Protection of­ existing water safety statutes need to before board's regular styles Dishwasher safe. $150,000 appropriation to train and days. ficials Friday produced a parcel of be revised so that his agency can CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING meeting. Hearing Room. provide equipment to volunteer Our Reg. 7.57 legislative proposals for the up­ board sailboats, canoes, kayaks and \^'ednesday 5.76 Personalized firemen in rural communities who You see Super 8 color movies coming session that deal with other vessels. light forest fires. Church Group 7:30 p.m. — Handicapped in sealed cassettes on this Ceramic everything from rattlesnakes to He said the way the laws are On another front, Bampton askse Committee, Lincoln Center 6X viewer! Name Mugs Prime Gas-Line kayaks. worded now state officials can only Coffee Room. |B all.6. i not Includwl) Anti-Freeze the lawmakers to approve a bill that Prw fliioL’ • ■The D E P higher-ups huddled with board motor boats. SALE ^ * Absorbs moisture, would give Connecticut's 48 conser­ The Rosary Society of St. Thursday lawmakers on the Legislature's En­ Another D E P proposal would have Snow White’s Talking prevents Icing and 38* vation officers the power to enforce Bridget Church w ill hold a 6:30 p.m. — Judge's Magic Minor from Coleco 9 9 * EACH gasline freeze-ups. Res.49e vironment Committee and explained the state assume responsibility for all crim inal and motor vehicle laws. Christmas potluck on Mon­ Hours. Probate Court. Our Regular 1.79 Ea. what they want accomplished by the persons who hurt themselves while Under the pj'oposal, a conservation time the 1979 Legislature packs up day at 6:30 in the school 7;30 p.m. — Conservation 9.76 Our Reg. 12.97 gathering firewood on private officer could only make arrests for SUNDAY & MONDAY Over 75 names to choose 12 Foot Copper cafeteria. Committee, Hearing and goes home in June. property. The state allows farmers When you press the base, crim inal and motor vehicle Friends from Mayfair Room. Snow White appears and from! In high-glaze ceramic, Boosters Battery Cable One of D EP's proposed bills would and other landowners to sell firewood 6 oz. size. Original gift ideal violations that were linked to conser­ Gardens w ill be special SAXON 10 SPEED talks! Use it as a vanity Boosts a weak battery 4 prevent motor boat operators from on their land. vation law violations. guests. •27” Wheel ’Bookmobile*^ mirror, too! Bait, not incl. for quick emergency •#. f U using sirens. Another would prevent But Bampton said many lan­ starting. 6 or 12 volt. Reg.S.e9 The DEP officials also want a law Participants are asked to •Lugged Frame ^ the same group from putting flashing downers are afraid they w ill get sued that would protect certain species of bring their favorite dish for •Gumwall Tires Schedule I lights on their water crafts. if a person hurts himself while chop­ reptiles from being killed. the supper and its recipe •Centerpull Brakes ' Deputy D E P Commissioner Ted ping down trees. Next week's schedule for 4 Amp Automobile for the society’s recipe •Safety Levers the Manchester Public Battery Charger collection. Also, gifts may FREE ASSEM BLY Library Bookmobile: APF 8-Digit For6&12volt be brought for shut-ins, Rechargeable batteries. Clearview4 a C C Monday meter, solid state. I H . w W Escapee Back in Custody which w ill be distributed SUPER SPECIAL #1 ^ SUPER SPECIAL §2 Memory Calculator by the Human Service 10:30 —Manchester Manor UL approved. Reg. 19J9 HARTFORD (UPI) — A convicted on a charge of first degree escape. a.m. He ran through several Department, Elderly SIZES Convalescent Home. murderer who left a suicide note 12 (0 4 He was reported today in stable con­ backyards and dodged several shots Outreach Program and to Coleco FIGURE 11:40 —Laurel Manor Con­ 9 . 9 9 Gould National 48 Month when he escaped from the state’s ISIS dition and under police guard at before he was shot in the leg and fell Norwich State Hospital. valescent Home. Our Reg. 13.70 ‘Scrambler’ Car Battery Snow Jet SKATES 1:30—East Maple Street. minimum security prison seven Hartford Hospital. to the ground, police said. James Rizza will direct a months ago is back in custody after 2:10—Dougan's Alley. Tremendous value! Add, BuiltforcATSwIlha a c a c Williams, 36, was serving a 25-year Christmas sing-a-long. 4’ RED PLASTIC rsio G irls o r Boys 20” ‘Bandit’ being wounded during a police chase, 2:50-C arter Street West. 24” 3-Speed‘Rally’ 1 subtract, divide, multiply, h«avy accessory load. 3<1.64 to life term for the 1971 slaying of Corrections officials said when A ll members are invited. Reg. 14M roots, percents. Automatic, Sizes to fit most officials report. TUNDERBOLT TOBOGGAN 3:30—Blue Ridge Drive. *72 American cars. Gives drug dealer John Wilson, authorities Williams escaped from Enfield 4:10 —Finley Street. *67 constant floating decimal. sure starts for higher 7 A said. prison he left a note saying he Reg. *6.99 $ j | 0 9 9 Single speed coaster brake, Women's touring liahtwelahl Incl. case, battery, rechargerl compression engines. V a f v Police said Willie Williams, who Tuesday monster track tires. 17" frame. Dual handbrakes No trade-in rtecessary. R e f- M J I Officials staked out the North End couldn't face spending more time ______ASUMILVfllOUmtOOMAUetCYCLES has been hiding out in Hartford's $ A 9 9 10:20—Holiday House Rest area after an unsuccessful pre-dawn behind bars and to look for his body North End since his May escape ADULT SIZES Home. search of the Garden Street apart­ in a nearby lake. from the Enfield facility, was ap­ ITurrucks Diniu'r R«g. 16.99 ^12.99 11:20—Garden Drive. ment Williams was reportedly hiding A state police spokesman said Limit 2 per person prehended Thursday when an officer 1:30 —Tudor Lane. Planter's Dry-Roast Peanuts in. police said. Williams would remain under guard M AN CH ESTER - The Stanley 4-Piece shot him in the leg during a chase. 2:10 —Woodland Manor Favorite for parties. A 7 a Two Hartford detectives spotted at the hospital for two weeks before Manchester Barracks, SUPER SPECIAL |4 Apartments. 12 oz. lar. Reg. 1.25...... Screwdriver Wall Set Police said Williams faces arrest World War I Veterans, and SUPER SPECIAL |3 the escaped convict at about 9:30 he is charged with escape. 2:50 —Homestead Park Planter’s 12 Oz. Mixed Nuts Extra-large handles. Auxiliary will have a 4", 6" standard, » c c ARCTIC by CAMEL Apartments. Vacuum packed Rtg. 4 i|C Christmas dinner Dec. 17 POLARGUARD 3:30—Evergreen Road. for goodness. 1.83 l a H D 3" cabinet, O .D O 4:10—Parkade Apartments, #1 Phillips head. R.g.s.3a HATTLI ’ at 1 p.m. at the VFW INSUUTE9 DOWN • LIfeuver Storybook...... 1.07 Home, Stocking stuffer. Reg. 1.29 Chill Hits California ednesday Crescent ‘Perfect Pair’ Reservations close. JACKET 9:30 —Delmont Street. •Mini Candy C ants ...... 8 8 * 40 count, red and green. Rtg. 1.04 Wrench Set Tuesday and may be made VEST 10:30 —Manchester Early l i y ( niled I’ress Inleriiiilioiial lt% M m Nirtborn Gm m 8" adjustable wrench by calling Mrs. Florence Fortrel lor Warmth Dim .5 63 Southern Californians shivered Friday in a cold wave Learning Center plus 6" slip joint pliers. j „ Slash Pockets 20%UMtFttflNn 1:30 —Oak Place. Streeter of 169 Summit St., • Witir IimImI A that has brought Los Angeles its first official .snowfall in Ripstop nylon 2:10 —Horace Street. 643-7963. Mil RjtM tifMi I Vise-Grip 2 Pc. Gift Set nearly 30 years. Motorists from the Rockies to the exterior 1 Ml MHr 2:50 —Lorraine Road. iM Zippor f Midwest faced snowdrifts and icy roads — with winter Assorted Colors r Omr m4 3:30 —Galaxy Drive. A" V V ' ■ ''J''*' World's woriaSIT most useful 6.64 (foldon Af'o O liil) Mv hand tool.' still two weeks away. S-XL. Our Rag. *49.99 •Bulk Mh i/Siiipi 4:10 —Squire Village. R.«.a.7t NWHIlt tfMMI«TUIIfV^ Qua Rag. 19.99 • 2 SwlBinMr MMi Citrus growers fired up orchard heaters and wind M ANCH ESTER - The • Lir|i $t«ri|9 hckiti Thursday ^ „ 10 NiVOI machines for the second straight day in the Golden Bear Golden Age Club will meet «/Y«m OotartL 10:30 —Head Start. Men’s Cakfa Brand Undaiwear* state to protect their trees from freezing temperatures Tuesday ai 1 p.m. at the 1:30 —Mayfair Garddns but estimated 10 percent of the naveborange crop had Senior Citizens Center. 2:50 —Esquire Drive. been ruined. 2 . 9 9 3-Pk. Our Reg. 4.17104.37 •MOWW ^ nom The club's annual Christ­ SUPER SPECIAL #5 SUPER SPECIAL #6 3:30 —N'ye Street. U^IWlAYHfR FOTOCAST C> E Z 3 The cold weather followed snow Hurries which drifted mas party took place Dec. 4:10 —Loomis Street. All cotton briefs, T-shirts, V-shIrts, over the Los Angeles area. Wedne.sday's snow was Ihe A-shlrts. Soft, absorbent. S,M,L,XL. For period ending 7 p.m. EST 12/9/78. Saturday will 4 at Cavey's Restaurant. ARCTIC by CAMEL ^ Friday 20x36" Work Bench first to touch the lowlands of the lx)s Angeles Basin since NORDICJKUIU byDy CAMELUAMb *Nol every lU e end slyte In every sfore. lind snow and rain covering much of the eastern quarter 1:30 -M cKee Street. Jan. 4.1949, although .snow is not uncommon in the moun­ by HIrsch of the nation, with the form of precipitation depending .'\l (lonvoctilion DOWN 2:50 —Pine Ridge tains and foothills around the city. DOWN Men’s ’Cougar’ upon the local temperature structure. Some rain may Apartments. Men’s or Women’s EAST HARTFORD - Pro Hockey Skates Boys’ Fniit-Of-The-Loom Undenvear also be noted along the north Pacific coast and snow is The temperature plunged to a record 30 degrees Friday PARKA 3:30 —Bryan Drive. Leather Figure Skates 1 5 . 8 0 S i f ” in Los Angelos — the city's coldest Dccemher Mrs. Betty Mitcheltree of 90% Prime Northern PARKA / possible in parls ol ihe upper Rockies. Mostiv lair 4:10 —Rachel Road Just the heavy-duty bench temperature ever .Some swimming pools froze. 1327 Burnside Ave. was one 80% Prime Norther Goose Down 22.60 3 for2.39 3 for 2.63 elsewhere. Gooae Down 23.88 SIm’" he needs! Meavy-gauge Reg. 3 lor 2.99 Reg.3lor3Jt9 A record, 31-degree chill in the nearby po.sh. de.serl of more than 500 religious 20% Goose Feathers N.H.L-ai.-approveo oiaoes. Tough nylon steel legs. Two 36 x16" |y:«'nr[ixAi uppers. Top-grain leather with nylon fleece re.sort community of Palm Springs sent chills down Ihe and civic leaders from 20% Gooae Feathers »Down intula-' • Down Iniulatod Our Reg. $79.09 s. fell-padded tongue $-13. lining. Men 5-13. women 5-10 lower shelves provide Top quality construction in 1(X)% cotton H ood w/ Valero ‘ _ _ _ T-shirts or briefs. Sizes 4-16. (^onneolioiil Wcallior spines of hotel operators. across the nation who OurRegJ59.99 extra storage. Lining Santa Fe Boys' & Girls' Double-Runner Ice Skates gathered earlier this week 7 strap •100% Nylon Vinyl uppers, water-resist soles. Reg. 6.99...... Rainy and windy Saturday and .Saturday night with Palm .Springs visitors donned sweaters for browsing 5.49 HARDWARE DEPT. I •Rust • Royal •2 Tone / Tan / highs Saturday in the 40s and lowest Saturday night about the town and Ihe women donned minks for Ihe at Riverside Church, New llluatratlon The Museum of New Mexi­ \ Bl4M XS-fXL Not A s Shown Brown f O rty / LI. York City, for a two-day B iu t / Dk. R u a L _ _ co, Santa Fe, maintains the around 40. Sunday rain ending in the morning followed by .social events. Orttn __ Rifncliecks will be gfven, but we cennot guirenice deffveqr of rafnebeek Items by Chrlilmis partly sunny windy and turning colder. Temperatures Rut the California cold snap was nothing compared “ Reverse the Arms Race" oldest public building in the 3 WAYS TO CHARGE SALE PRICES United States, the Palace of falling into the upper 2fls and low 30s. Probability of with the Rockies. The mercury plunged to 38 below zero t’onvocation. •CALDORCHARGE MANCHESTER VERNON EFFECTIVE Mrs, Mitcheltree is ac­ 2 Main SI. Open Daily 9-9PM the Governors i built 1610 i, a precipitation near KKI percent through Saturday night at Alamosa. Colo., then froze. An alcohol thcrmomeler 643-7111 OpenSundays ^ __ hall of ihodern Indian cul­ •MASTER CHARGE SATURDAY Saturday easterly winds increasing to 13 to 25 mph and was called into service and .showed the temperature was tive in the affairs of the ture, collected works of art­ •VISA/BANKAMERICARD 1145 Tolland Turnpike Tri-City Shopping Center AND continuing Saturday night. 42 below. .South United Methodist FARR’S 646-3998 Ti! Xri.15 1! 5PM V H § ists of the Southwest, and SUNDAY Church of Manchester. folk art exhibits, STORE HOURS: MONDAY THRU FRIDAY 10 AM to 10 PM >SATURDAY 9 AM to 10 PM -SUNDAY 10 AM to 6 PM PAGE F01:H - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Sat- Dec. 9. 1978 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn.. Sat., Dec, f , 1978- PAGE FIVE Ifliuirliriitrr tuniimj HrraU^ Letters to The Editor LOCAL CHURCHES Manchester — A City of Village Charm Founded Oct. 1. 1881 HUD Blamed For Proldems GO.Sl'KI, MALI., Center St. integrity and uprightness preserve me: Sunday School and Youth Forum; 10:15 to to a.m.. Breaking bread; 11:45 a m., ..." Psalms 25:21. The Christian Science 11:35 a.m., First and Second Year Youth Published by the Manchester Publishing Co . Herald Square, Sunday School; 7 p.m.. Gospel meeting. Reading Room. 57 E. Center St., is open Instruction. Manchester. Conn 06040 Telephone (203) 643-2711 To the editor: the middle class desire to live in the Working through regional bodies cy. The billions and billions of dollars Please give me the opportunity to city. FIT.I, (fOSI’EI. INTKKDEMIMI- to the public Mondays through Fridays I NIT Alt I AN IINIVERSALIST such as CRCOG, they are trying to in­ that HUD and HEW are spending to NATIONAl.Cm KCII,745 MainSt.Rev. from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. and the first and SOCIETY: EAST, Community Y, 79 N. MfM'Oyr AuJ'1 Uurtfdu 0* C>*Cuidl'On Vem ber U'' teJ Mrv»b in lt'ii'd lio n jl answer criticism of me in the press. We have seen what busing has done stitute the same policieS that killed achieve racial balance could be Philip Saunders, minister. third Thursday evenings from 7 to 9, Main St. Rev. Arnold Westwood, It was quoted that my fears are un­ to most large cities. White flight! the cities. better spent in saving jobs that are 10:30 a.m.. Praise, Worship Service except holidays, a free public lending minister. Customer Service - 647-9946 j Turkinelon. Executive Editor founded and unjusfified regarding and Bible study for all ages; 7 p.m.. Raymond F Hobmson. Editor>Publisher Prank A Burbank. Managing Editor Having failed at busing, HUD HUD’s drive to put low-income fast leaving our nation. library is available. II a.m., the Rev. Mr. Westwood will Deliverance Service. fhe strings attached to the HUD started the concept of fair housing. housing with racial quotas in Another fine idea would be to set SOUTH UNITED METHODIST present a talk, "By Our Rooms You Shall Community Development Block KAITM BAPTIST CMl KCII, Orange CHI RCH, 1226 Main St. Rev. George W. Know Us," Nursery and Sunday School, This, in actuality means scatter sight Manchester is wrong, HDD's de­ up an urban job core to tear down the Hall 2 E. Center St. Rev. James Beliasov, Grant funds. Webb, Rev. Laurence M. Hill, Rev. coffee and conversation. housing or as HUD likes to call it mand that we send a brochure to the slums and rebuild the structures pastor. Bruce A. Pehrson, pastors. SECOND CONGREGATIONAL Let me give you a little perspective "Spatial Deconcentration," north end of Hartford inviting using the people who are there and 9:30 a.m., Sunday School; 10:30 a.m.. 9 and 10:45 a.m., Worship, Pastor Webb CIII RCH, 385 N. Main St. Rev. Dr, regarding my feelings on the subject These two concepts did what minorities to Manchester is an insult who are unemployed. Worship Service; 7 p.m.. Evening Ser­ preaching, sermon; "Amos: Prophet of James D. MacLauchlin, pastor. vice. of HUD mandated projects. busing didn't do effectively, kill the because it implies a collective guilt. After that is accomplished, in­ Righteousness"'; Church School: 3- and 4- 10 a.m.. Christian education program I am an emigre of New York City, city. CIH KCM OK THE ASSSI MI’TIO.N, years old nursery through junior high. for preschool through Grade 12. Advent Their logic being that we have to do dustrial parks could be set up in the Adams Street at Thompson Road. Rev. once a viable, health city. Adult Bihle Class, crib nursery; 10:45 ^Service of Worship in the Sanctuary, the By trying to make bad policies this because we get federal money same area to give the people work. Edward S. Pepin, pastor. a.m.. Senior High class, nursery care Rev. Dr. MacLauchlin will preach, his A city which survived the riots of work, they had to create "racial makes my blood boil. Saturday Masses at 5 and 7:30 p.m.; available; 5:30 p.m.. Annual Christmas topic: “A Light In The Darkness! " based the 1960s because it paid off the law balance," thus hopefully trying to After all, federal money touches The building of low-income housing Sunday Masses at 7:30, 9.10:30 and 11:45 Trim-the-Tree party; 7:30 p.m,. Praise on Genesis 1:1-5, infant care is provided; a.m. brokers. lock in the remaining whites. evjry facet of our lives. Why not in M anchester will accomplish and Teaching Service. II a.m.. Fellowship Hour to which all are The destruction of New York City The only thing this policy did was c u t RCII OK JESliS UIKIHT OK TRINi rY COVENANT CHI RCII, 302 invited; 2:30 p.m.. trip to Edaville make ail workers that receive nothing because the people that they I.ATTER-OAV s a in t s , Woodside Hackmatack St. Rev. Norman E. Railroad in South Carver, Mass. came with the advent of the civil to lock the elderly up at night in their federal money take a lie detector hope will come from the cities will Street & Hillstown Road. Wendei K. Swensen, pastor; Milton Nilson, assistant CENTER CONtiREGATIONAL Miss Jane Bell Sunday School teacher for horse at the Manchester Salvation rights laws of that period. apartments in a perpetual state of Walton, bishop. Army tests to find out if they are still be unemployed. After all, the to the pastor. CHURCH, I nilcd Church of Cliricl, 11 pre-school and nursery school children,, Citadel. (Herald photo by Pinto) In its honest efforts to rectify the fear. prejudiced. Those who are couid be traffic on Routes 84 and 86 in the 8:30 a.m.. Priesthood: 9:30 a.m.. 8:15 and 10:50 a.m.. Worship Services Center St. Rev. Newell H. Curtis Jr., Seminary; 10:30 a.m., Sunday School; 5 pastor; Rev. Dr. Clifford 0. Simpson, steadies one of her students on a rocking wrongs of 300 years, the city en­ Having destroyed the cities and sent away to camps for rehabilita­ morning is bound from Manchester with the Rev. Mr. Swensen preaching, forced many laws enacted by still not admitting its failures, HUD p.m.. Sacrament Service. nursery for infants; 9:30a.m., Sunday Bi­ pastor emeritus. tion. to Hartford where the jobs are. SAI.VATION ARMY, 661 Main St. Congress such as busing, fair ble School classes for all ages, three 8:45 a.m.. First Hour, Woodruff Hall; now is reaching out to the suburbs to We are paying dearly for the mis­ John A. Tucci Capt. and Mrs. Arthur Carlson, corps of­ through adult, nursery for infants: 6:30 10 a.m.. Worship Service, Sanctuary with housing, and equal opportunity. make their bad policies work. takes of government by helping New 30 Castle Road ficers. , p.m., Pat flakanson a "short-termer" for the Rev. Mr. (?urtis preaching. Church Wings of Morning By CUFF SIMPSON The concept of busing destroyed "Gnvornment can do no wrong," York City bail itself out of bankrupt- 9:30 a.m., Sunday School; 10:45 a.m.. Wycliffe Bible Translators will be guest School; 11:15 a.m., 200th Anniversary Holiness Meeting; 6 p.m., Open-Air speaker. Committee in the Federation Room, Meeting: 7 p.m.. Salvation Meeting. ZION EVANGELICAL LITHERAN Resale of Fair items in Robbins Room, A Ciiurkle from pecially those who from time to time Homosexual, bisexual, IM TEI) PENTECOSTAL CIII KCH, CHURCH (MlHsouri Synod), Cooper Coffee Shoppe, Woodruff Hall; 4 p.m.. British Coiunihiu send me usable materials. Recently, Uppercrust, lower middle class? 187 Woodbridge St. Rev. Marvin Stuart, and High streets. Rev. Charles W. Kuhl, Sharing Families in Federation and Rob­ Accepted, rejected? Commentary Donald Graff minister. 1 am very grateful to all those who a dear friend travelling in British pastor. bins Rooms. Seventh Grade potiuck. Who is the sinner? 10 a.m., Sunday School; 11 9 a.m.. Family Worship; 10:15 a.m.. Woodruff Hall. comment about this column and es- Columbia sent a postcard. with a Gandhi? Hitler? Being destined to grace a hoiiday An appropriateiy seasonai wire a.m..Worship; 6:30 p.m., Prayer; 7 p.m.. totem pole on one side and this dim witled that hens remain standing refused to deliver a special Peppermint Patty? table is bad enough, but it appears item informs that the big birds are Worship. suggestion on the other for the week­ rather than going Thanksgiving edition until their ly “chuckle.” You? Me? that there's more to the misfortune not the most intelligent of God's PRESBYTERIAN CilURCH, 43 into a squat to lay paper's management agreed to Spruce St. Rev. Richard Gray, pastor. When pressed as to why she left Can you pour ointment on Jesus' of being a turkey these days. creatures. In fact, they tend to be so AREA CHURCHES their eggs. The higher pay, extra on holidays and 10:30 a.m.. Worship Service, Nursery home, the wise replied, “ It was those feet? result, to the con­ earlier delivery of their papers. provided; 9:15 a.m., Sunday School; 7 four letter words that drove me out Can you wash them with your sternation of com­ p.m.. Service, Informal Worship. COVENTRY PRESBYTERIAN 6 p.m.. Youth Choir; 7 p.m., Pilgrin. Clirini, Rev. Kenneth E. Knox, pastor. of the house. Dust, Cook, Iron, and tears? ST„ JOHN'S POLISH NATIONAL CIII RCH, Nathan Hale School Road. Youth Fellowship, Junior High Youth mercial growers, Taylor won on all points. Not sur­ 9:30 a m.. Choir rehearsal; 10:30 a.m.. Wash.” Can you go in peace? CATHOLIC CIII RCH, 23 Golway St. Route 31. Rev. Dr. Richard W. Gray, Fellowship. Worship and Sunday School. Mrs. Thought is extensive prisingly, he wants to be a lawyer Rev. Walter A. Hyszko, pastor. pastor. CHURCH Ol ST. MAI RICE. 32 Another from London Or are you too busy casting stones? and has already started a fund to pay Elizabeth McLure, U.C.C. missionary, I, too, have east too many stones, A very meaningful word is breakage. 9 a.m.. Mass in English: 10:30 a.m. 9:30 a.m.. Worship; 11 a m.. Sunday Hebron Road, Bolton. Rev. Robert W. speaking; 6 p.m.. Pilgrim Fellowship: 8 People have a tendency to gossip wind; he casts it upon the deck, but for college. By the time he's ready Mass in Engish and Polish. School; 7:30 p.m., Bible Study at par­ Cronin, pastor. But kneeling at the feet of Jesus presented to us in Psalm 37:5, "Com­ Possibly halt of p.m., "The The Long Search" Study about their neighbors, their com­ this too fails to hold it steady; at last, for it, he'll probably be able to buy ST. BARTHOLOMEWS CHI RCII, sonage on Cornwall Dr. Saturday vigil Mass at 5 p.m.; Sunday petitors, and just about anybody — I see written in the sand, mit thy way unto the Lord; trust also the turkey egg crop is scrambled Group. he puts it down into the hold but has the place. 741 E, Middle Turnpike. Rev. Martin J. KIR.ST ASSEMBLIES OK (lOD, 763 Masses at 7:30, 9:15 and 11 a m. Ill IINSIDE UNI IED METHODIS’I especially, if there is envy or “You too can be forgiven; from the start. Scholsky, pastor. Oak St., East Hartford. Rev. Rajph F. in Him, and he shall bring it to pass." no better success. ST. JOHN'S EPISCOPAL CHI RCH, CHI RCH, 16 Church St., East Hartford. jealousy. Dr. Leslie Wetherhead, our Go, and sin no more” The word is commit. What does it Saturday mass at 5 p.m.; Sunday mass Jelley, pastor. Route 30. Vernon. Rev. Robert H. Rev. Henry J. Scherer Jr. pastor. You see, an anchor resting on the And then there's what selective at 8:30, 10 and 11:30 a.m. 10 a.m.. Church School; 11 a m.. Wellner. rector. Congregational author and minister Christinas Needs Help mean? My reference Bible defines it breeding has accomplished. Toms, From Hunger 10 a m.. Worship Service, Church from City Temple, 'once was storm-driven craft itself will never ST. JAMES CHI RCII. Rev. James Morning Worship; 7 p,m„ Evening Ser­ 8 a m.. Holy Communion: 10 a.m.. School through Grade 8 and child care, 9 Tomorrow is the second Sunday in this way: “to roll thy way upon the do the job. Only as it is thrown into according to a University of Wiscon­ And you thought the Beautiful Peo­ Archambault, Rev. William F. Carroll, vice. Family Service and Church School. preaching orchis subject. He com­ Advent. As we know, this season is Lord, " We could say that it is similar a m.. Senior High Church School. the deep can it be effective against sin researcher, have been bred with ple didn’t have heart. Rev. Francis V. Krukowski, team I NITED CONGREGATIONAL VERNON VSSEMBLIES OK GOD BOLTON CONGREGATIONAL mented that too often we qualify one of expectation, one in which we CHI RCII, UNITED CIII RCH OK to the word casting in the New Testa­ ministry: Rev. Edward J. Reardon, CHURCH, 51 Old Town Road, Rockville. CHURCH. Bolton Center Road, at the some kind word-with a “but,” such look for the coming of the Christ wind and tide. In the same way, that big, broad chests for carving and CHRIST, Tolland. Rev. Donald G. ment, “Casting all your care upon A press release just in informs that pastor emeritus. Rev. Earl K. Pettibone, pastor. Green, Bolton. Rev, J, Stanton Conover, as, “ He is a good father, b u t... " o r Child. In addition to His coming person whose confidence is in dining convenience. Table appeal Saturday vigil masses at 5 and 7:30 Miller, minister. 9:45 a.m., Sunday School for all ages; him; for he careth for you" t 1 Peter a galaxy of stars and celebrities will minister. “She is such an excellent committee many of us expect the coming season himself will never experience true may have been enhanced, but not p.m.: Sunday masses at 7:30, 9 and 10:30 9:30 and 11 a m., Worship Service and 11 a m.. Worship Service, Nursery member, but ... ” 5:7). be turning opt for "A Roseland 9:30 a m.. N ursery^ Church School — to work wonders in human pace and safety. sex. It is now difficult for the living a.m., noon, and 5 p.m. Church School; 7 to 8:30 p.m.. Pilgrim available; 6 p.m.. Evangelistic Service, As the congregation felt their guilt We find here a' cure for worry — Worship Service. Sermon; "God Within relationship. Don't expect too much. His actions are as futile as one who birds to get close enough to have it. Experience," a gala holiday event at ST. BRIDGET CHI RCII, 70 Main St. Fellowship. Nursery available. Us,"; 10:30 am.. Coffee Fellowship: and squirmed under the direct attack putting all our cares, problems, New York City’s noted ballroom. Rev. Philip A. Sheridan and Rev. Emilio ST. MATTHEW'S CHI RCII, Tolland ST. PETEK'S EPISCOPAL The father hopes for a reconcilia­ seeks to keep the anchor abord his 10:45 a.m.. Study Group Discussion, Con­ at one of m an's most common tion with his son. They had had a real situations, and circumstances int the There will be disco dancing from P. Padelli, co-pastors. Rev. Francis J. O'Keefe, pastor. CHI IICII, Sand Hiil Road. South Wind­ firmation Class, Forum. own ship. So cast your faith into the Under which circumstances, Saturday masses at 5 p m in school Saturday Masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sun­ sor. Rev Bruce Jacques, vicar; Rev. failing, the clergyman warming to battle about the car and the hostility Almanac hands of the Lord. Letting Him take maybe it's just as well that they are tnidnight on and an "incredible ” auc­ I NION CONGREG VTION VI. great depths of God’s eternal love auditorium and 7:30 p.m. in church: Sun­ day Masses at 8:30, 10:30 and 11:45 a.m. Ronald E. Haldeman, assistant to the CIH RCH, Rockville. Rev. Paul J. Bow­ his task and rising to a strong conclu­ had decreased with each passing day. care of everything. so dumb. tion featuring items ranging from a day masses at 7:30 a.m., 9 a m. and noon MESSIAH EVANGELICAL vicar. Itx t'liilril liitrriKilimijil of actors Kirk Douglas il9l8i. and power. Place your trust in the in­ man, minister; Rev. David B. Eusden, sion added, 'iThere are more people Secretly, both looked for a real reu­ The Daily Bread devotional gives finitely faithful One. Then you will be Tiffany tea service to rolling lessons in sanctuary, and 10:30 a.m. in school LITHERAN CHURCH, (Wisconsin 8 a.m.. Holy Communion; 10 a.m.. associate minister. sliding to hell on their ‘h u ts'... ” and nion as they moved closer into the Today is Salutday. Dec. 9. the Broderick Crtiwlord il91li and Ilorutio Alfjer Jr. auditorium. Synod), 300 Buckland Rd., &uth Windsor. Family Service and Sunday School; this helpful illustration: “Can you glad, for your heart will find stability to John Denver’s shirts to a Cartier 8:30 a.m.. Church School, Grades 10 stopped with an open mouth realizing holidays. Perhaps there would be a :’.43rd day of 1978 willi 22 lo follow. Douglas Kairbanks. Jr. 1 1909. Also from the wire, there’s a story CONCORDIA LI THK.R AN 9 a m., Sunday School; 10 a m., worship Wednesday, 10 a m.. Holy Communion. imagine the caption of a ship, driven and your fears will be quieted.” neck ring to flying lessons to through 12 in Conference Room, 8:45 just what he had inadvertently said. miracle. Maybe the magic of Christ­ The moon is bclwccn ils first of youthful achievement which may CHI RCII, 40 Pitkin St. Rev. Burton D. Service. I VITH TVBEIINVCLE CIII RCH, a m.. Adult Bible Class in Lounge; 9:45 Suddenly, the whole congregation about by rough winds and desiring to “Turst in the Lord, and do good; so creations by Ralston to a CRYSTAL LAKE COMMUNITY mas would bring mutual forgiveness. quarter and full phase. Dn this day In history: not be precisely what those Strand, pastor; Rev. David B. Stacy, 1535 Forbes St., East Hartford. Rev. a m.. Church School, infants through burst into uproarin^ laughter, and drop anchor, trying to find a suitable membership at Regine's. There's associate pastor. I NITED METHODIST CIII RCH, Ralph Saunders, pastor. Possibly! D The morning situs are Mercury, shalt thou dwell in the land, and veri­ organizations encouraging junior Grade 8: 10 a m.. Morning Worship. Se­ In 1793, Noah Webster founded (he place to do so right on board his own more, but you get the idea. 8:30 a.m.. Holy Communion, Youth Ellington. 10 a m., Sunday School for all ages in­ the story goes that they didn’t even But how much better to help the Venus. Jupiler and Salurn. American Minervti. Ihe tiisi daily ly thou shalt be fed. Commit thy way enterprise have in mind. cond Sunday in Advent, sermon topic: sing a final hymn or have a benedic­ season with a frank confession, an vessel? Such a thing seems Class, Nursery for small children; 10 10:15 a.m.. Coffee hour; 11 am . cluding a French-speaking class; 11 a.m.. "Christmas Is For . .." the Rev, Mr. The evening star is Mars. into the Lord; trust also in him, and tion. It may well be that this anec­ unhurried discussion in which there newspaper in New \'ork Cily. ridiculous, but for the sake of a Tickets can be had for up to $75. a.m.. Holy Communion. Church School Worship Service, Sunday School. Worship Service, 7 p.m.. Evangelistic Bowman, preaching; 11 am.. Coffee he shall bring it to pass" (Psalm R E L I G I O IS S O C IE T Y OK Service, Nursery available during all ser­ dote is purely apocryphal. is much listening, a clearer un­ riiose born on this dale are under In 1907. C'hrisImas .Seals were lesson, let’s picture the skipper Jeff Taylor, an 11-year-old selL And it’s all for a good cause. through Grade 6, Nursery for small Hour in the Social Room; 3 p.m,. Junior 37:3, 5). children. KRIENDS (QUAKERS). Hartford vices. derstanding of each other's needs Ihe sign of .Sagillarius. Itlaced on sale in Ihe post oflicc in proceeding in that fashion. starter in Morrison, 111., organized Beneficiary will be a campaign “to High Pilgrim Fellowship meets at As u Foil lo the Above Rev. James Beliasov CALVARY CHURCH (Asscniblies of Friends Meeting House, 144 S. Quaker HOCKANIM UNIIED METH- and feelings, with a prayer asking F.ngli.sh poet John Millon was born Wilmington, Del., lo rai.se money lo and successfully brought off a strike end hunger and starvation in the church;" 6:30 p.m.. Senior High Pilgrim Not too long ago, there appeared a He hangs the anchor at the prow, Faith Baptist Church Goil), 647 E. Middle Turnpike. Rev. Lane, West Hartford. ODLST CIIIRCH. 178 Main St,, East Fellowship meets at the church to go to god's forgiveness, and pouring out on Dec 9. 1608. This also is Ihe birlhdate light tuberculosis. of newspaper carriers. The boys picture in this paper of my daughter, but still the boat drives before the world by the end of this century. " Kenneth L. Gustafson, pastor; Karl 10 a m., Meeting for Worship. Hartford. Rev, Lawrence S. Staples, Vernon Manor health care facility for a each other the forgiveness that we PRINCE OK PEACE LITHERAN pastor. Anne Flynn, and myself a s-p ar­ Gustafson, assistant pastor. Christmas party. find in Christ. 9:30 a.m., Sunday School Classes (or CHURCH, Route 31 and North River 9 a m.. Worship Service, Nursery ST. GEORGE'S EPISCOPAL ticipants in the “commissioning ser­ adults and children; 10:30 a m.. Worship Road, Coventry, Rev. W.H. Wilkens, available. vice in Center Church as the director Is there a rift in your family life? CHI RCH. Bolton. Rev. John Hiliger, Have you argued about the Service, Message by the pastor; 4:30 pastor. lU RN.SIDE ( NH ED MEI HODIST vicar. of Christian education. Recently, she 9 a m.. Sunday School: 10:15 a m.. temperatures of the home, the food p.m., Spanish Service, Ramon Alfonso, CHUKCIL 16 Church St., East Hartford. 8 a.m.. Holy Eucharist; 10 a.m.. Ad­ handed me the following poem called Worship Service. budget, who is to shovel the snow, co-ordinator; 6:30 p.m.. Evening Service, Rev. Henry J. Scherer Jr., and Gwen­ vent Lessons and Carols with Church “Casting Sones” which has some neatness in a particular room, an^ The Big Cities: Financial Prol)lems and Solutions Kark Gustafson will lead the hymnsing dolyn M. Arslen, pastors. School, coffee fellowship and nursery un­ relevance as we think of “the buts” and musical program. Message by the S r. JOSEPH CHURCH, 33 West St., 9:30 a m.. Worship Service, child care til 11:30: 5 p.m.. Children's Communion of life and the family gatherings any of a thousand positions that can pastor. Rockville. provided for toddlers. Editor’s Note: This is the 14th in a neglected inner-city housing and Class; 7:30 p.m., "Journey in Faith" associated with the holidays. cause friction in the home? Christ­ series of 15 articles exploring renovation. The middle class left the CHI RCII OF THE NAZARENE, 236 Saturday Masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sun­ VV ESLEY MEMORIAL ( III RCII course. mas will help, but I believe in this their strongest assets — improve day Masses 8:30 (Polish) at 10 a.m. (Uiiilril Melliodisl Cli((reli), 110 Perhaps if you read John 8:1-11, "Taxation: Myths and Realties.” inner cities, taking their tax dollars Main St. Rev. Neale McLain, senior I MIST CONIMIEI. VTION VI, field that the holiday needs a nudge their neighborhoods, central business pastor; Rev. George Emmitt, minister of (Folk) at 11:15 am., Vigil of Holy days at Ellington Road. East Hartford. Rev. the questions would have greater im­ This series was written for Courses with them. The cities were felt with districts, and shopping centers to en­ ( III RCII OK VERNON, 695 Hartford from a loving heart. visitation and outreach. 7 p.m.. Holy day at 7:30,9 a.m., and 5 and John M. Dunnack. pastor. Turnpike, Vernon. Rev. John A. Lacey, pact as you slowly read the poem — by Newspaper, a program developed the poor, mainly minorities and the courage a movement back to the in­ 9:30 a.m., Sunday School Classes for all 7 p.m. Confessions: Saturday 4 and 7:30 9:30 a m.. Worship Service, child care and, I hope — meditate on it and its My Christmas Prayer aging. minister: Rev. Dayid C. Bowling, assis­ by University Extension, University ner city. Cities can do this, if they ages: 10:45 a.m.. Worship Service, p.m. available. meaning for your life and mine, “God bless you at this Christmas of California, San Diego, and funded Without tax dollars, cities couid tant minister. mobilize the talents and resources of Message by the Rev. Mr, McLain, ROCKVILLE BAPTIST CIIIRCH, YEIINON UNITED METHODLST 9:55 a.m.. Church School classes for tide. by a grant from the National Endow­ (justing .Stones not provide necessary services such the private sector and the academic Children’s Church and Nursery provided; 69 Union St. Rev. Robert L. LaCounte, CHI RCII, Route 30. Rev. Marjorie fhree-year olds through Grade 8,Xrib And make His holy light ment for the Humanities. as improved health care, frequent community at the same time they in­ 7 p.m.. Evening Service. Message by the pastor. Hiles, pastor. Who is the prostitute? Room for infants, child care for toddlers; Who casts the first stone? To shiiie upon you, be your guide Manchester Community College sanitation pickups, and street crease their own^efficiency through Rev, Mr. McLain. Nursery provided. 9 a m.. Worship Service; 10:15 a.m,. 9:15 a.m.. Worship Service. Nursery 5 p.m.. Junior High Pilgrim Fellowship. Sunday School; 7 p.m,. Evening Service. provided. * Who judges? Condemns? To all things good and right. offers a three-credit course based on repairs. Neighborhoods died from improved management. NORTH UNITED METHODIST 7 p.m.. The second in the Recital Series CHURCH, 300 Parker St. Rev. Earle R. SACKED HEART CHI RCII, Route BOLTON UNITED METHODIST For what? and Whom? God grant you happiness of heart. the newspaper series. To learn more, neglect. Cities were still the centers Finally, there must be a re­ will be presented in the sanctuary by the call 646-2137. of. their regions, but the regions Custer, pastor. 30, Vernon. Rev. Ralph Kelley, pastor; CHI RCII, 1040 Boston Turnpike. Rev. .Senior Choir. Who is the prostitute? Your faith and hopes renew; analysis of the (unctions and respon­ Rev. Michael Donohue. Marjorie Hiles. pastor. Copyright 1978 by the Regents of weren't supporting them. 9 and 10:30 a.m,. Worship Services, ser­ The woman with the ointment? And may the Christmastide impart sibilities of federal, state, and local mon: "A Time For Yes ... A Time For Saturday Mass at 5 p.m.: Sunday II a.m.. Worship Service; 10 a.m.. Its peace and joy to you. the University of California. Ilistorioul Kuols governments. There must be full No!" Coffee fellowship between ser­ Masses at 7:30, 9. 10:30 a.m. and noon. Church School. CAP To Meel Simon the Pharises? . Is it you? God keep you thorugh the coming Kv MOON I.ANDUIKII The roots of this problem did not recognition that cities are not in­ vices; 9 a.m.. Nursery for children 5- WAPPING COMMl NITY CHI RCII, ST. MVlIVS CHI IICII. Route 31, dependent islands but are an integral years-old and younger; 10:30 a.m.. 1790 Ellington Rd., South Windsor Rev. Coventry. Rev. F. Bernard Miller, pastor; MANCHESTER -T h e Manchester Is it I? year Most of what civilization has appear suddenly 30 years ago. They Composite Squadron of the Civil Air and essential part of our government Church School classes for age 3 to Grade Harold W. Richardson, minister. Rev. Francis A. Liszewski, assistant Jesus said, "Your faith has saved Infolded in His care: developed is preserved in the cities go back to the very founding of our Patrol will meet Sunday, from 7:30 to system. Cities need authority from 6: 1:30 p.m.. Green Lodge visitation. 9:15 and 10:45 a.m.. Worship Service pastor. you: Content, assured that He is near. of (he world. Our cities are in­ country, when power was divided 9:30 p.m. at the Manchester state Ar­ the states to govern their own af­ Karen Erickson, leader; 7:30 p.m.. and Church School. .Saturday masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sun­ Go in peace.” This is my Christmas prayer.” valuable assets, yet we ignored them between the federal government and FIRST CONGREG 41 lONAI. day masses at 7:30. 9:30 and 10:45 a m. mory on Main Street. Membership is fairs, and financial assistance from Sacred Dancers, Are your sins forgiven?’ Hazel Thomas Wright during most ol this country's the states. Because we were an CHI RCII OK CHRIS’I', Lydall and CIIIRCH III ANDOMJt, (NIIED and at St. Joseph's Mission. Eagcville. at open to all young people from Grade the state and federal governments to Do you love much? existence. agrarian society, cities, such as they Vernon streets. Eugene Brewer, CHI RCH III CHRIST. Rev David J 8:30 a.m. ' 7 through high school. To learn more, support regional functions that cities We can ignore them no longer; were, were totally omitted from the minister. Reese III, minister. ( III IICII Ol ST. BERN VIII). call 646-6344 or 871-0257. Who is the prostitute? THE many of our major cities — New division of authority. They became are required to perform. 9 a m., Bible Classes; 10 a.m.. 9:45 a m.. Church School for Rockville. Rev. John J. White, pastor. Judas? Pilate? York. Cleveland. Boston,' New subordinate to the states, with no Worship, .sermon; "Baptism. Why? ": 6 kindergarten through Grade 8; 11 a.m.. Vigil Masses Saturday: 5:00 and 7:00 Nixon? Liqcoln? MLE Orleans. Newark and others — are meaningful link to the federal The views expressed in Courses by p.m.. Worship, sermon: Book Review: Worship Service. p.m.; Sunday Morning Mas.scs: 7:00, A A (o IMopl The man dressed in black? SPEAKS S T . Ill NS I' \N'S CHI RCH. 8:30. 10:00 and 11:30 a.m. struggling to escape the pressures of government. Newspaper are those of the authors Jude. "Contending For The Faith." The tall, handsome “hero”? By Gtvffrey Moss — puliticdl illuslMlor svndicAted EMVNI EL I.ITHERVN CilURCH, Manchester Road, Glastonbury. Rev. HOCK VNI M I NITED METH­ MANCHESTER —Emanuel Hill financial problems that have been only and do not necessarily reflect Can you cast the first stone? Eugene Cities began taking a more domi­ with ihp Washington I’ltsI WntersCniup Church and Chestnut streets. Rev. Joseph R. Bannon, pastor. ODIST CHI IICII, 178 Main SI.. East Chapter of Alcoholics Anonymous gaining on them. those of the University of California, Who is the sinner? Brewer nant role in the latter part of the 19th of assistance. The first funds were hits the poor the hardest. Nor can a Ronald J. Fournier, Rev. Dale H. Gustaf­ Saturday Mass at 5 p.m.: Sunday Hartford. Rev. I-awrence S. Staples, will meet tonight at 8 in Luther Hall The problems have multiplied in Cities that have escaped urban the funding agency, or the par­ Who is “unclean” ? (entury, but they still lacked the earmarked for specific programs. city raise its sales tax out of line with decay are those that had the power to son, pastors. Tom Larsen, intern: Rev. C. Masttes at 8. 9:30 and II a m. pastor. of Emanuel Lutheran Church, 60 the past 30 years as federal policies ticipating newspapers and colleges. Green eyes and freckles? Careful students of nece.ssary partnership role with the But no two cities are the same; what that of an adjoining jurisdiction. annexation, letting them extend their Henry Anderson, pastor emeritus. ITRST lUPTIST CIII RCH (IK to a.m.. Worship Service. Nur.sety Church St. contributed to the decline of urban NEXT WEEK: George F. Break of Grown hair and glasses? history tend to look at federal government. Cities had helped one city might have been of Because people will shop where boundaries (as Houston did) or 8:30 and 11 a.m.. Divine Worship — E4ST II MtTKIIRD. (SmitlMTit Baplir,t available. areas and the growth of suburbs. changed, but the governing processes little value to another. the University of California. Coim-iilimi), 36 Main St. Rev. Charles SECOND CONGIIEI. V I ION VI. "Innies" or “outies”? religion with a jaundiced taxes are lowest, even a higher sales become part of a metropolitan Temple Talk on Wills; 9:45 a m.. Church eye — and with good Among the Icdcral programs that remained the same. Berkeley, assesses the possibilities School: Adult Forum: LCA Statement on Coley, pastor. CHI RCII. U(lil«-(l Clidrrh of ChrNt, Who sets the standards? With mayors from all over tax would cause an inner city to lose government (such as Indianapolis, reason. Many of the wars have enabled suburbs to flourish at of achieving tax reform. Aging and the Older Adult; Bible Study 11 a.m. and 7 p.m.. Worship Services Route 44-A, Coventry. Rev Robert K. I a iI/, I I osI h Who judges the motives? Until the mid-1940s, cities basically America converging on Congress and revenue. St. Paul, and Jacksonville). which have disgraced the expense ol central cities were the were financially self-sufficient. They the Administration from 1970-72, on Ecclc.siates; 2 p.m.. Youth Carol Sing which are interpreted for the deaf. Hechtold. pastor. MANCHESTER -M r. and Mrs. Who is the sinner? Resistance to sales tax increases is Nursery provided; 9:45 am., Sunday 11 a m., .Service of Worship; 9:30 a m.. human history have government's highway and home- relied for the most part on the Congress finally passed the General l?ro|toseii Solulions and Cookie delivering; 6 p.m.. Youth Clint Hendrick.son will serve as host Delilah? Mary, the mother of resulted from an en­ loans polit ies. great. Small wonder, since the tax is Roller Skating party. School; 6 p.m.. Training Union. Church .School for all: 10:30 a m.. Coffee property tax. limited use of the sales Revenue-Sharing Bill. Instead of ear­ so broadly based. These, then, are the problems. ST. I lUNCIS III VSSISI c m RCII. and Fellowship: 7 p m.. Senior Pilgrim and hostess Sunday from 2 to 5 p.m. Jesus? trenched religion's As urban critics Ada I.ouise cm iM l NI’I'Y lUPTIST CHI RCII. meddling in political af­ tax. and relatively rare use of in­ marking funds for specific projects, A member of Congress predicted in What are the possible .solutions? All \N \MI.IIIC\N BMMIST CHI RCII, 673 Ellington Rd:, South Windsor. Rev. Fellowship. at Lutz Junior Museum, which is Lazarus, Peter? 9 lluxtaitic has said. "The freeways come or earnings taxes. Hut when the bill gave cities wide de.scrction in of them will take time and a strong Carl J. Sherer, pastor. open to the public free of charge. Can you cast the first stone? fairs — for “ the social, 1.790, "The time will come when the 585 E. Center St. Rev. Ralph Seguine Jr,, Ol II S V\ Kill LI I II ER VN good," of course. surrounding our cities guarantee the the federal government instigated its allocating federal funds. national commitment. The Author .S.aturday Ma.sses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sun­ poor man will not be able to wash his interim minister: Rev. Frederick l,anz. CHI RCH. 239 Graham Road. South Who writes Ihe rules? There is a place where inner city s demise Construction ol postwar highway and lending Although federal funding is now' First, slates should allow cities to direetor of Christian education. day Masses at 7:30. 9:30 and II a m. Windsor. Rev. Ronald A. Erbe, pastor. shirt without paying a tax.” That Moon Landrieu was mayor of Who gives the labels? spiritual and secular in­ highways enahle people to build on policies, cities lost their financial significant — providing an average of extend their financial boundaries 9:15 a m.. Church School for all ages, ST. MVRGVRET M MtY CIH RCH. 9 and 10:15 a.m.. Worship Services; lime has come. Soap powder and New Orleans from 1970 to 1978. A terests merge. But too < heap land in undeveloped areas and .self-.sufficicncy. 30 percent of the operating budget of through annexation, forming kindergarten through Grade 4 continuing South Windsor. Rev. William McGrath 9:15 a.m.. Adult Bible Class. washing machines arc .subject to member of the steering com­ iMap (jaltllo^lll^ often corporate religion he minutes away Irom their jobs in major cities — an adctiuatc restruc­ metropolitan governments, or (luring the service; 10:.30 a.m,. Morning and Rev. Joseph Schick, co-pastors. ROCKMI.I.E I Ni l ED I'cdertil sales lux in many local jurisdictions. mittee of the National Urban has vested interests it central cities. turing has not occurred. As govern­ levying an earnings lax. Worsliip. message hy Rev. Mr. Seguine, .Saturday Mass at 7 p.m ; Sunday' METHODIST CHI RCH. 142 Grove SI. (!oll«‘{r4> P ro ji'i’l CALVARY CHURCH OF MANCHESTEK In the mid-1960s, cities began their Property taxes historically have Coalition since 1971, he was presi­ nursery*provided; 6 p.m , Youth Masses at 8:30. 10 and 11:30 a.m, Rev. Richard E Thompson, pastor. protects under the guise of In aililition. government lending ment lobbyists, cities are late •Second, statewide property taxes .ST. LOUIS (UPI) -Ran- 647 East Middle Tpke. K,L. Cu«la/ion, Pantor the economic welfare of lirst concerted efforts to rever.se tlie l^een the m ajor .source of revenue for dent (1975-76) of the U.S. Fellowships meet. Evmi I.ITHERVN CIIIRCH 10:45 a.m.. Worship Service. polit ies alter World War II lavored arrivals. Reversing policies that had should be fair and reasonable. Where (liilplt K. Tibhits spends the masses. Irend. City officials impressed on the cities, but many states mandate the Conference ol Mayors tUSCM). S \IN I M tin S ElMSt (IP U. (I.ITHERVN CHI RCII IN VM.RV S I REE I CHRIS I I VN housing in emerging areas and their beginning 200 years ago isn't taxes are mandated low, cities VMEIIIC V). 1120 Silver lane. East Hart­ much of his time trying to Jesus was concerned (or Icdcral government the fact Ihtif its amount. Louisiana, fur example, As chairman of the USMC’s CHI RCII, Park and Cluireh streets. REKORMEDCHI RCII. South Windsor “(XLEBMTION OF JOT the secular welfare of men, ea.sy. should be allowed t. more reasonable ford. Rev. Paul E. Henry Jr., pastor. Rev. Bert Van Antwerpen, pastor. locate old maps of imlicies were devastating iirltan exempts homes up to $50,000 from legislative action committee, he Rev. Stephen K. Jacohso.n. rector; Rev. Sunday Evenings at 6:30 P.M. but sought its accomplish­ Federal assistance will be a return. Where taxes are un- 9:30 a m., Sunday Church School; 11 9:45 a.m.. Sunday Sehool from age 4 Mis.siiiiri, but not because areas. Slowly, the machinery ol faxes, thus denying cities there an was instrumental In securing the Alan ,). Broadhead. a.ssistant to the rec­ Dec. 10 Christmas Carol-sing and Praise Ser­ ment not through political necessity for several years, but it rea.sunably high, they should be tor. it.m ,Church Service. Nursery provided. through adult: II a.m. and 7 p.m., lie is lost. government began to change direc- important source of revenue. passage of General Revenue vice with children sharing joy and love. machinations. His primary will not be maintained and expanded lowered, with the state providing 7:30 a m.. Holy Eucharist. Rite I. with S I . PETER’S EPISCOPVI. VVor.ship Service, Nursery available at Tibhits is Washington lions. In Newark, a $20,000 home is taxed Sharing anil other federal urban ^ Dec. 17 CHOIR: "His Love Reaching” aim was the reconciliation indefinitely. Cities and states must revenue sharing lo make up the liomily by Father Broadhead: 9 a.m.. CHI RCII. Route 85. Hebron, Rev. both services. fln iv e rsity ’s ropresen- Money began lo How through Ihe $1.8(K). The result, in some cases, is support projects. of alienated men to God, regiird federal assistance as buying difference. Holy Eucharist. Rite I, with .sermon by William Persing. rector. KMISI IMIESBV l EIII VN CHI RCH lalive in a project formed Dec. 24 "Candlelight Service" pipeline Irom Wa.shington. DC., to lhal homeowners abandon their l'’rom 1960-66, he was a member Father Broadhead. Church School, 10 a m.. Worship .Service:- registration (I idled Pi-CHliiterian I SV). 1.36 Capitol Matt. 9:13. His sovereignty Ihcm the time nece.ssary to put their Third, federal policy-makers lo prepare "A Catalog ot is not of this world, John siip|)orl programs to rebuild properties. They can't afford to live of the I.ottisianu House of nursery ctirc. followed hy coffee hour; 11 for Sunday School elas,scs alter service Ave.. Hartford! ItriiiK •(«' Faiiii'/v and Frienth! own financial houses in order. should reflect on their own t;ix Printed Maps of the West 18:36. He never ordered his neighborhoods, help cities maintiiin .here, and they can't find buyers. a 111., iloly Eucharist. Rite I. with ser­ lor age 4 through Grade 8. Classes begin 1(1 a m.. Worship. Church ScIiimiI. child Putting the house in order, situations. The federal government Hopre.senlalives, following which NoiTli Central States" that Sunday School at 9:30 A.M., WORSHIP at 10:30 followers into the streets to basic services, ;ind lower tbe tremen­ Anyone who believes improved mon hv Father Broadhead. .Sept. 18. ca re provided. For more information call however, does not mean simply has been cutting its taxes on a he was councilman-at-large and is expected to list ahout 7,- A.M. physically resist Herod or dously high unemployment in central federal policies have .solved the president ol the New Orleans City MUST CHI RCII Ol CHHIST. I HIST CONGREG VTION VI. 646-7610. raising taxes; taxing, in fact, is ptirf regular basis lor over 10 years, but CHI RCII. 87 Main St. (corner of Conn. TRiNrn i.rniERVN ciiiiicii. (l(K) maps and atlases. SPANISH SERVICE at 4:30 P.M. All are welcome Caesar, despite their ( ilies. problem of our cities should listen lo Council. He is currently it SCIENTIS T. 447 N. Main St. flagrant oppressions. JM i ol the problem. cities have been raising theirs — II ii.m.. Church Service. Sunday School Blvd.i, East Hartford. Rev. William E. Meadowlark Road. Vernon. Rev. Donald Tibhits is looking (or WINF RADIO 1230 — Sundays at 10:15 A.M. Hut even this initial How of fiinils Newark Mayor Kenneth Gibson, who creating a greater disparity hotween member of an urban real c.stale lor pupils up to the age ot 20, care lor Flynn, minister. Rev. Carl T. Holt, McLean, pastor. state, county, and township "Calvary Echoes," 7:00 P.M. "Restful Moments," taiised problems. The leiler;il I.OCIll ^says: "If the urban crisis is over, no ilevelopment firm. CHURCH OF CHMSr P-Msfiris L 11*4 HMrn cities and suburbs. very young children, subject of the associate minister. 8 and 10:30 a.m.. Worship Service. maps and atlases and city 10:30 P.M. "Revivalllme." Lvdaft and Vernon Mreets government determined on ils own. The .sales tax used as a major one has told (he people in Newark FouiTlt. cities should capitalize on lesson-sermon: "God the Preserver of 10 a.m.. Worship Service. Church TVI.CDTTV ILI.E CONUIEG V- Ilians, all printed before G O D iah es y

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la iw M ii— iiBBwiaBRiawBawaaaH»RBMiBMHRaBwaiRiiiw»wiBaNMiaM 8w iiM ai:M iNiNiDiiiM ¥ i BHKB— BiHWfWIBWWSiaiWaBiMHaKlaaMiM— WDi— awwMMMWMBMMHiHmBBiMRaatm ill! PAGE EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Sat.. Dec. 9. 1978 Dems Cheer Carter, Mr;*, .\nnii ,|. Kiirix MANCHESTER — Mrs. Anna Jelinek Kurtz. 95. of 333 Promise Sex Equality Bidwell St. died Friday at a local convalescent home. She MEMPHIS, Tenn. (UPI) — Democrats was the widow of Louis Kurtz. "cling to the past, we live in a world of il­ kicked off their midterm convention Mrs. Kurtz was born Feb. 24. 1883. in Czechoslovakia lusion and the future of the Democratic Friday with cheers for Jimmy Carter and and lived in Manchester the.past 25 years after moving Party will be doomed." a decision to split the 1980 convention from Millbury. Mass. The committee listened, applauded, delegates equally between men and She was a member of St. Mary's Episcopal Church. then passed unanimously and without Women. Survivors are five sons. Frank \V. Kurtz of Harlington. debate the preliminary call for the 1980 As the conclave rapidly turned into a Texas, and Ralph R. Kurfz. Edward W. Kurtz. Oscar L. nomination convention — a document that love-in rather than the Democrats' nor­ Kurtz and Frederick K. Kurtz, all of Manchester; a contains two concessions to liberals who mal argumentative bickering. Carter sister. Mrs. Anna Motycka of Easf Hartford; 15 had groused about White House domina­ headed for this windswept river city to tion of the midterm conclave. grandchildren. 23 great-grandchildren, and 2 greaf-great- offer delegates an assessment of his grandchildren. One makes it mandatory that the party presidency and a pep talk for 1980. The funeral is Monday at 11 a.m. at the Holmes make its best effort to split the 3,317 con­ Armed with a slick, 12-minute color film Funeral Home. 400 Main St., with the Rev. Stephen K. vention delegates in 1980 evenly between showing delegates Carter's Mideast Jacobson officiating. Burial will be in East Cemetery. men and women. The second prohibits Friends may call at the funeral home Sunday from 7 to achievements and portraying him as a states from electing delegates in districts 9 p.m. man close to the people, party leaders so small that only the first place finisher The family suggests that friends wishing to may make seemed delighted with the seeming unity. would get a delegate seat. “We have a responsibility to 70 million memorial gifts to the Book of Remembrance. St. Mary's The committee meeting, scheduled for Democrats, to more than 200 million Episcopal Church. 41 Park St.. Manchester. three hours, barely lasted 30 minutes. Americans, and to a great Democratic White himself scarcely could believe the Mrs. .Alice Japan, is sending over five craftsmen museums will have to offer. tenants that will run a fast food store “One of the things American needs growing room — about 80 percent of cast that focus loud and clear. who will be reassembling a Japanese As for their old sites, the to do is reinvest in its cities,” Spock Manrliesler KuhI llu r lf o r d and a posh restaurant. the Transportation Museum's coilec- “Boston — A City in Transit” will artisans home and shop right in the Children's Museum has decided Friday, 12:36 p.m. — Shed The museums estimate renovation said. "That’s really what we're tions are in storage and the take ach visitor on a walking tour of museum when the Wharf opens in Ju­ against keeping it open and their Friday. 2:14 p.m. — Water doing.” flow at Pioneer Systems in fire at 11 Suffolk Drive. will cost half what they would have to Children's Museum also has many the city through nine time periods ly. All of the building material will be quarters will be put up for sale. The Pioneer Industrial Park. Friday. 3:01 p.m. — Medical shell out to construct a new home. The six-story brick warehouse, treasures still boxed up. dating from 1630 to present on paths shipped to Boston and viewers will be 'Transportation Museum, however, (Town I call at 138 Sisson Ave. "In moving to the waterfront, we perched at the edge of the Fort Point Plus they share the same paved with materials of the era. It able to watch the craftsmen as they plans to restore the carriage house Friday. 3:21 p.m. —Car fire Friday, 4:47 p.m. —Medical have prompted a great deal of in­ Channel, will cure growing pains of philosophy. As Smith put it, “We will trace the developm ent of create the typical setting of the and keep it open as a satellite at Shell service station on call at 235 Long Hill St. SEATING GROUPS terest from developers,” said Dun­ both museums and offer the city’s share the same basic audience — the transportation through modern weaving district and assemble the programs center. Spencer Street. (Town) Friday, 6:03 p.m. — Medical call at Burnside Avenue and Scotland Road. OPEN SUNDAYS SOFA-CHAIR-OnOMAN Vic Tayback is Opposite Of Television Character Silver Leaf Bracdet & Necklace 9 12-S HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - Few MI3pc$499. He is given the red carpet treat­ Dinah Shore Show" and "Good Mor­ Tayback was driving through dishes. Tayback's girth has expanded charactirizations in television have ment in restaurants and the best ning, America" in kitchen settings Phoenix. Arz., not long ago when he “I get so many requests for Mel’s since he began playing Mel. He's curiously invaded an actor’s personal table in the house. Strangers ap­ Manchester Veimon and faked his way through cooking up spotted a sign reading “Mel's chili that the dialogue coach on the defenseless. When a chef, in high, lile to the degree that the role of Mel proach him on airplanes and other K1 Mtin SlTMl TrI-CNy Sl«u a couple of dishes. Delicatessen.” He stopped in. The set, Judy Pierce,"* brought me her puffy white hat, comes to his table has influenced Vic Tayback in public places to give him their cards. “It's crazy," Tayback says, “but I Mondays .. .. HI - HI “Alice.” waitresses and proprietor were recipe. Sheila cooked it up and we with an especially prepared pastry Mondavi...... 9:30-9:00 10 0 9 0 Invariably, they are restaurateurs love it. I think everybody who works Tayback plays the fry cook in the ecstatic. both really liked it. So now I send Tayback can’t turn him down. Tuesdayi .. . . : - HH) Tuesdays . .. M- who beg him to stop by for the blue in restaurants watches the show. My 930 9 10 9:00 weekly situation comedy, a gruff “The guy's real name is Mel,” that recipe to the people who write “The Kelly Girl company has ap­ plate special — on the house. wife and 1 go out to dinner a lot. The proached me to provide recipes for a Wednesdays . .9:30-9H» Wednesdays .. 10^10-9:00 bear of a man who tyranically super­ Tayback said. “And he calls his wife in. His mail, however, brims with minute I walk in the help insists I go Vera!” new cookbook,’’ Tayback said, Thursdays.. . . : - Thursdays . .. 10:00-9:00 SHOWCASE vises a trio of wacky waitresses — requests from housewives and chefs “Not only do 1 get asked for 930 9:00 to the kitchen to meet their version Tayback, a high school football recipes, fans of the show send me “featuring a picture of me on the FurniCure People Since 1932 Alice, Vera and F lo - in Mel’s Diner. seeking his favorite recipes. of Mel. Fridays___ . .9:30-9:00 Fridays... ..10:00-9H)0 player and Navy man, is of Syrian their favorite recipes. And I get cover. They're running a contest So far as anyone can remember no Ironically, Mel — even on the show “They even call their cooks 'Mel.' Saturdays .. . .9:30-5:30 Saturdays . .A m -m cook or chef has previously been im­ ami Lebanse extraction. He is a gen­ requests from cookbook writers who among 240,000 Kelly Girls. The book — is a rotten fry cook. His customers And almost every restaurant has tle, soft-spoken man who helped want to include Mel's best dishes. will be made up of the winner's best Sundays ...... Sundays ...... mortalized in a weekly show. The im­ and waitresses everlastingly lament nicknamed a couple of their 12-5 12-5 pact on Tayback has been enormous finance his acting studies by working Trouble is, he doesn’t have any. recipes. I'm going to go with it. his culinary concoctions. But that waitresses Vera and Flo after the In real likfe Tayback can't boil an as a Kelly Girl — the outfit that "People ask me what my favorite “ All this has convinced me I've got available at Ijad Sterling or thnHjgh doesn't deter Mel’s admirers who characters in 'Alice.' egg, much less fry one. But his father supplies temporary office help. He meals is and 1 can't say. They figure to learn to cook a couple of really im­ Lad Sterling Home Parties KNOW that he is truly a gourmand's “So there I am, meeting guys who worked mostly at fill-in jobs as a pressive dishes. Maybe it’s an was, coincidentally, a fry cook in delight. I'm one of the great gourmets. My TEL New York. wipe their hands on their aprons bank teller. tastes buds aren't very selective. I hereditary talent. My father was a In one episode a newspaper before shaking hands. Then they take His wife. Sheila, is Irish but has eat anything and everything and it all fry cook and Tayback names means In the three years “Alice" has been restaurant critic (played by cor­ me on a tour of the kitchen, proudly learned to cook Arabic specialties tastes good to me. 'cook" in Arabic. J ^ 643-4036 on the air Tayback has become a pulent Victor Buono) came into showing off their new ovens or symbol for chefs, cooks and kitchen with the help of Tayback's mother. “Right now I'm on a steak tartar “So I'll go to a Cooking school for a m E C A D S Mel's Diner and asked for the whatever, explaining new gadgets. “Sheila is great with kibee few weeks to see what happens. kick. It's raw ground beef with lad sterling slavies across the country. He is a specialty of the house. Mel's chili. “They think I’m really interested hero to waiters, waitresses, bus (Ground lamb and wheat kernels) onions and capers and anchovies. I Meanwhile, 1 enjoy all the attention THE MARKET PIACE At GLEN toe HEN GtASTONBURY 633 3722 “Whan woman fov# to thop tor monl” The critic took one spoonful of Mel's in all of this and they expect me to boys, dish washers and maitre d's. and agee (an omiet with parsley and eat that three or four times a week. I’m getting as Mel. It’s very nice to ______761 FARMINGTON A/E W HARTFORD, 236 2200 1115 MANCHESTER chili and dropped dead. know all about what goes on in a onions),” Tayback said proudly. Love it!” walk into a restaurant and have peo­ Tayback has appeared on “The professional kitchen. I’m learning." “She also makes terrific grape leave ple make a fuss.”

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^NCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Sat., Dec. 9, 1978- PAGF. FI.FIVBim for further information. looks darn good to me: soup, tuna salad boats, Parkade Lanes. .lames McGarity and pic­ N ew s for S enior C itizens This trip is scheduled for Monday: Meat ball chilled fruit, beverage. Wednesday: 9 a.m. to 11 tures of the People's around the 6th of May. grinder, tossed salad, pud­ a.m. Free Blood Pressure Republic of China. This coming Thursday ding, beverage. Sclieiliilr for Week Hi neighbor: What's have some nice name pins already going, are asked to Clinic. 10 a.m.. pinochle Friday: 10 a.m. kitchen AH Shops open Sunday 9 a m -s n m happening'.' Here at the we have a nice program Tuesday: Pea soup, Monday: 10 a.m. kitchen games. Also Friendship social games, 10:15 exer­ here that we are asking you bring in at least $50 by the fishwich. gingerbread with center things are moving lined up for you. Mr. and social games, noontime Circle, Noontime lunch, cise class. Noontime lunch / ------y * * * ^*°p * Coupona, shop coupori * n H ) j j y n stop & shop couponim njp.BSBM Bir; folks to buy. They will be end ol the week, with the Mrs. James McGarity, tupping, beverage. Stop & Shop Coupon lunch, 12:45 p.m. pinochle 12:45 p.m., bridge games served. 1 p.m., setback ■ With W« coupon and a $750 purchase " W i, B I W lth»iiscoupon«idaF’ “ — ^ I — I I H M 16 b L right along and everyone is used on our trips and help remainder being due WNh INa coupon and a $7.50 purchase M H M IS trying to enjoy this excep- who travel quite extensive­ Wednesday; Pancakes games. Bus pickup at 8:15 and 1 p.m. craft class. Bus games. Bus pickup at 8:15 L e t o u r Wth 6iis coupon and a $7.50 purchase us to identity our members around Jan. 15. ly around the world, will and sausage, applesauce, tional weather now. Speaking ol trips, this is a.m. return trips at 12:30 pickup at 8:15 a.m. return a.m. Return trips at 12:30 Another trip that we show and talk about some chocolate cookies, d e U m a i i knowing it won't last. the last call fur anyone who p.m. and 3:15 p.m. trips at 12:30 p.m. and 3 p.m. and 3:15 p.m. should be telling you about beautiful colored slides of beverage. With Old saint Nick not might like to take a nice 13- Tuesday. 8:30 a.m. bus p.m. real soon is one for two the People's Republic of Thursday: Seafood l i d p loo far away, we are trying day bus ride to Florida. for shopping, 9'v^mcr' Thursday: 10 a.m. to ELASTIC' days in San Francisco, China. The slides presenta­ newberg, fluffy rice, to get into the Christmas The trip is scheduled for square dance class. Noon­ noon, visiting and indoor STOCKINGS seven days in Waikiki and tion will start at 1:30 p.m. buttered peas, roll and time lunch served. 1 p.m., p l a n ree shuffle board games. Noon­ Half Gallon Btl. STOPSSHOP spirit. Some of our February and if you're in­ then two days in Reno WHEELCHAIRS STOP & SH butter, blueberry tart, exercise class. Also return time lunch served. 1 p.m.. members are volunteering terested. call our office for before landing back home. .M entis II 60ZJ can _ beverage. from shopping and Senior Fun Day entertainment i H r i i d a y their services as hostess more information. Those Keep an eye on our column The menu for the week m R 0RU6 and Santa Claus in the Friday: Turkey noodle Bowling League at the featuring Mr. and Mrs. COKE 51b. FACIAL Hospitality Room located p a r t y - X IO O I 11“ Pkg 01200 ■! CAMPBELL’S in the once Economy Elec­ tric building on Main Whatever numbeP OR TAB FLOUR Good Sun, Dec. l0*Sat, Dec 16, UmH one per customer Good Sun. Dec. 10-Sat. Dec..ia, LMt one per customer . Good ISm. lobUE Dec, 10-Sat, Dec 16, Limil one per customer — ! PORK& BEANS Street. We are there on of guests you ______278 Good Sun. Dec. 10-Sal, Dec IB. Limit one per oislomer Thursday evenings and all plan to senre-.just give us 24 G r o c e r y ■■■ j Grocery ^ ------Grocery 1------^?Z6 day S atu rd ay and in WALDBAUM'S another week, we ll be hours notice and we can make any there most every day. San­ FOOD MART OPEN SUNDAYS of 10 different platters heaped with ta is there to greet the F o o d M a r t good food. We’ll hare your“instant children, and some of our party"ready on a nice plastic tray. volunteers are even selling some very nice handmade And we’ll pack it in a special box articles and fancy 'TIL CHRISTMAS 9 A.M. TO 4 P.M that fits right in your refrigerator. V ceramics made at our \ center. These items will Seneca CLOROX ZESTA Star-Kist make very nice Christmas TETLEY Hellmann's t self service deli lave on presents and the monies SALTINES TUNA these fine quality brands ahead fordie will help us with our meals Applesauce BLEACH TEA BAGS Steal program. SALTED OR UNSAl TFD Mayonnaise gallon plastic bottle KEEBLER ■ 1 LB PKG 0 . OZ CAN 100 COUNT PKC Stop &'Shop The downtown 'w/UMMi JMM merchants are going all out G et your Siop^ic,u PCFM4Pk CTS to bring a good old- fashioned Christmas and we here certainly hope that you folks will get out and S.O .S S O A P PAD S BiNu“ p«K 53* support their efforts. SAUERKRAUT fLI s" c a °nI 3 f o r 89* ( WALDBAUM'S N.Y. STYLE DELI!'\ BLEACHED OR UNBLEACHED Along with this program, NABISCO ■ TRISCUITS 5 OTHER ASSORTED VARIETIES pound LUNDY HEBREW NATIONAL PILLSBURY FLOUR slb bkg 69* we are going to have our SNACK CRACKERS boz rkg 69* package' BEEF KOSHER PEANUT annual Christmas party COOKEDHAM “White Gem** r.--v . 0 m - ' HILLS BROS. COFFEE il b c * n ‘ 1.99 12 OZ PKG LIMITED here at the center on Franks or DEL MONTE ■ SLICED • CHUNKS OR CRUSHED R EESE’S BUHER C H IP S *1 09 9 AND SHOULDER FRIEND'S Budding Sliced Meats 49* Thursday afternoon. Dec. SLICED TO ORDER P IN E A P P LE IN JUICE 15V. OZ CAN 39* Knockwurst BAKED PEA BEANS z b o z . c a n ' 69* TIME 21. Colonial Sliced BaconiVI .49 Ocean: RsfliAvorMsiile To help us celebrate, we Apple Jidee NESTLES OFFER Wimrs or Bm I %4 CQ Cranberry Juice will have students from the 9 12 OZ. WESSON WhiteCloud y ^ O s c a r Mayer Franks 1 b. pkg. I .O w S to p & S h o p Keeney Street School, sixth I c k e i i s Cocktail 480Z. btl. grade. They are going, to Cottonelle Chocolate 64 ounce bottle SWISS CHEESE f j o r d l a n d ‘ 2.29 OIL put on a skit on Charlie R o o m e r d elis ced to order. ^0le2y2-3lb& Fruit Cocktail Stop&Shop 2 a Mushrooms iS’/iSS 2JS89* Brown. 36 OZ BOTTLE or Charmin Morsels SLICING PROVOLONE LB ‘ 1.89 BATHROOM TISSUE 12 02 BAG Blue Ribbon Specials Our meaty, all natural Tomato Juice Heinz Pickles 7 9 * Along with that we will Avaiable In stores featuing a service deK chicken from Maine. Delicious DANISH FONTINA IMPORTED LB ‘ 2.19 have a grab bag in which 6 1 5 0 are one more way Stop & Shop stuffed with a savory dressing ladies will bring a ladies NOVA SCOTIA LOX SLICED LB ‘ 1,89 CtanbenySance G reenB eans gift and a man, a man's Food Mart helps you ALASKAN LOX SLICED LB ‘ 1.79 gift. With prices the way SLICED OR WHOLE they are. we re asking that UNCOLN APPLE JUICE to u l, 89* keep the cost of -utUporSplit3'^49i S.opi'lhop 4 'S ? 1 LARGE WHITE FISH o"X f 'T LB 99* FOOD CLUB POTATOES 4 CANS 99* you pick out a nice gift that TOPCO "White Gem’’Split will cost at least $2. Like BEEF BOLOGNA border LB ‘ 1.79 SLICED MUSHROOMS bozcan 99* LIQUID DETERGENT’J fr s“o;?fE‘1.69 food down. Chicken Breasts 2-2'/zlb a One Pie Pumpkin 39* Whole Onions a„p.sh, 2 'S*1 always, we ask that you SLICED TO ORDER Sliced Beets SlopiShop 4 o r a ‘1 Royal Prince Yams 69* DOMESTIC ROAST BEEF LB ‘ 3.49 FOOD CLUB CATSUP 32 OZ BOHLE 09* Blue Ribbon Specials are special manufac­ “White Gem” give a gift that you yourself WEAVER PENN COUNIRV S & W STEWED TOMATOES'ca°n 39* PLAIN ■ MEAT OR MUSHROOM turer's temporary price reductions that we pass Stop& Legs S ^ " 7 9 2-2'/zlbs. would like to receive. S^ a i Wings CHICKEN ROLL TO ORDER LB ‘ 2.09 SPAGHEHI SAUCE ^o?Sb“ “jaT 89* on to you and are available for a limited time icaroni Salad Shop 59£ We received word that MOHAWK FOAM CUPS 39* only. When you shop Food Marl look lor the n e C r u s t M i x SweetDCxed our good friend Jim CHICKEN SALAD LB ‘ 2.29 CARANDO RICH U MILKY Blue Ribbon Arrow that points to outstanding VMM nrfcif ir Brandt, who is our banjo Green Giant Food Club values that really give you a good food buy. V Jurkitchenouaiity cods! HARD SALAMI TO ORDER LB ‘2.59 C ^ e r f i t t king, is slowly STUFFED HOT COCOA crocKer ^ p k g a ^ stops Shop 32oz.,jar0 5 r PEAS Whole aVz-SIbs. recuperating from a heart CARANDO PEPPERONI LB ‘ 2.79 Shortening Roasted or B.B.Q. Style SLICED TO ORDER MIX Stove Top Mix ‘1.19 Durkee Coconut 70Lpks 69 ‘ attack he had while visiting 17 OZ CAN OLIVES ^"Pick Your Own" Fresh Produce!^ his brother. He is still in CARANDO MORTADELLA LB ‘ 1.69 h 'l OZ JAR '0 COUNT 11 OZ PKG Pillsbuiy Bread Mix X 87* Vlasic Dill Pickles T 89* the' hospital and the ad­ CStfokedChtekra DetELBenaneordrertenry KoeherorPolBh "H O T B A G E LS ” AvTcieLE, 12 F O R ‘ 1 . 0 9 FRESH FRUIT dress is Jim Brandt. 3 p m * “W hite Gem "s 4 1 0 9 idunsflEC* Winona Memorial N.Y. CHEESE CAKE LB ‘ 1.79 Tasty served _ hotorcold Hospital, 3232 North Meri­ I LB. CAN REGULAR B MINT ARRANGEMENTS CutUporSplitzKSSl Sun^mySoda Select Olives MAKES A PERFECT HOLIDAY Q IR . dian St., Indianapolis, In­ CHASE & SANBORN c o f f e e ‘ 1.99 Fresh Cheese Pizza " *1.09 Regular or Diet CREST TOOTHPASTE 88* OUR PRODUCE DEPARTMENT WILL Stops Shep Early California diana 46208. Send him a FROZEN FOODS GALORE! FOOD CLUB ■ ALL VARIETIES '3 ’/z-4lbs. Assorted Flavors card, as I'm sure he'll TO ASTER PASTR IES I.'Toz RKG 49* BE PLEASED TO HELP YOU WITH Perdue Chicken Breasts .3I4.4K 1.19u Pitted 60Z can SCOPE MOUTHWASH bot?Je ‘ 1.39 YOUR ADVANCE ORDERS, enjoy receiving them. l^tetdue Perdue Seaitest « O Z ^ g , ^Jrozen meatspedai valuea S'/z-tlba S'/i^lba Also, our sincere EGGO FOOD CLUB SALAD OIL BOHLE TOPCO ALCOHOL iboz bohle 33* ECONOMICALLY PRICED Legs 89*. Wings MarachinoChem'es 49* M anzanilla Olives 59* PHOSPHATE FREE • HEAVY DUTY Orcherd Queen Gloria S U M heartfelt condolences go to Ice Cream BLUE OR WHITE WAFFLES TOPCO DETERGENT 49 OZ. PKG 99* TOPCO COTTON SWABS PACKAGE 59* 1 lb. pkg. Lovitfs S e a Food Cocktail & 59* the families of Francis $095 Crocs«Bled(wei Hershey Mini-Chips '12?^ *1.49 Miner, Helen Jungman and ALL FUVORS FAMILY SIZE Chocoiaie, Dark or Mk Choodne 'h GALLON CARTON Leo Colburn, all of whom 17 OZ. PKG, Food Mart helps you take the guess work out of cooking with a TO ‘17?® ived Steak passed away this past * 1 . 2 0 FREE VUE Temp Cooking Timer in every lamb, beef, or pork oven roast. Ideal fo r$ H o t & C d d week. CALIFORNIA - CRISP FRESH P la n te r s uick, easy^^P ^s^ Bondess Chuck Dry Roasted or Insulated Foam The action here at the 12 02. CAN U.S. Govt. Inspected m eala center starts with the Cocktail Peanuts *109 pkg o f 50 BIRDS EYE AWAKE BREAKFAST DRINK 49* Pascal Celery ^ n ea results of our Tuesday 12 ounce ja r PEPPERONI j , RECIPE #64 V^teak-Umm Steak ‘1.89 afternoon Senior Bowling STOUFFER’S PIZZA 11 OZ PKG Grade “A" - Whole v StopiShop * 7 0 $ Roast * f 49 Stop&Shop Q 7oz. Cold Cups 7ouncepkaoM00 League at the Parkade 20 OZ Hard Candy 11 Fta^n Obagi I BROCCOLI CUTS t o p f r o s t stops Shop "Great BeefUSDA Choice Ib Mxed Nuts wth Peanuts SirGiciy Lanes: Class A High Tri­ PKG LARGE 250ct Napkins cm ply pkg 59* BUNCH ^ se afo o d1 FFor holiday entertaining Planters 12 ounce can ‘1.69 ple, Harriet Giordano, 418; TOP FROST CORN 20 0 2 PACKAGE Joe Grinavich, 536; High t h ic k CRUST 15’A 02 Single, Betty Miller, 155; TONY’S PIZZA CHEESE PKG C h ic k e n s Boneless Beef Chuck Steak 1.59. Ida Cormier, 155; Joe CALIFORNIA - SWEET SEEDLESS FdtatoCldps PsmerPlates ORE IDA CRISPERS “ oz package 75* 2’/j TO 3 LBS. BrediPoUock Grinavich, 208. Class B Chuck Stewing Beef 1.49. S to p & S h o p 9ia White P M I f High Triple, Polly FISH STICKS P^Scs mT pkg ‘ 1.39 Navel Oranges 100% Natur^ ' pkg of 100 Kenneway, 386; Tony LARGE 72 SIZE F illets *1 ? Golas, 525; High Single, TOP FROST WAFFLES 39* Underblade Roast 1.39. Polly Kenneway, 154; Tony Cheese Crackers tS»*2SS‘1 Coffee Creamer ‘T.29 MORTON HONEY BUNS rkg 49* LB. Shrimp Cocktail 3X°i2r‘1.79 SmelPIRed D Q * Golas, 199. MstlaWs $4 Peanuts 99* Lindsay Olives 6oz.can Q 9 Shrimp Rolls 12oz. pkg Ircttsn I , U o Then on Wednesday mor­ Shoulder Steak U.S.D.A. CHOICE • BEEF U.S.D.A. CHOICE • B E E F^ U.S. GOVT. INSPECTED G r f i * ning, we had 38 players for Large Shrimp ‘4.99 “(SreatBeef o rt BONELESS GRADE "A " Slop l Shopt Peeled 6 Detained our pinochle games and the FRESH DAIRY DELIGHTS! USDA Choice I.O w ib d a ir y Mcney-saving values cn our dairy fresh products KRAFT PHILADELPHIA LONDON TEXAS ■ SWEET RUBY RED Empire Apples y lucky winners are; John CHUCK Roasting Blue Shell Crabs ‘1.89 are part McIntosh Galley, 607; Helena CHEESE Seedless and part Red Deliciciis. Minute Maid Blue Bonnet Gavello, 584; Helen Sai- CREAM BROIL ROAST Chickens SHOULDER _____ (UNDERBLADE) Grapefruit W FOR I ■ Gccd for baking, mond, 583; Nadine SINGLES 3’/i LBS. AVG. 5 M V j)a k ery Baked in our ovens O nly at CHEESE ARIZONA cccking cr snacking. M alcolm , 578; Lillian YELLOW OR WHITE RECIPE S to p & S h o p Orange Maii^arine Lewis, 569; Marge Kayser, 12 OZ. PKG. B OZ. PKG. FRESH SPINACH *38 LB < • 1 O S s l 4 0 SCOOP YOUR OWN • U.S. NO 1 64 ounce carton one pound pkg B jO k 566; Mary Hill, 566; S top & S hop Yah Yah Archie Houghtaling, 560; ic LB YELLOW ON IONS lb 14* from concentrate quarter Ib. sticks U.S NO. 1 ■ BAKING Vincent Borello, 549; USDA CHOICE BEEF BONELESS SourCrsam 09* U.S.D.A CHOICE • BEEF • BONELESS W ITH' nuttercrest Breakstone 16 ounce CLP 69* C ottage C heese teo u no eo p Gladys Seelert, 546, TOP BLADE STEAK lb ‘ 1.89 IDAHO POTATOESr *1.39 LAND O'LAKES SHOULDER ROAST =^mT r° lb*1.59 Rwora O cup 8oz.|)tig6f8 In the afternoon we had USDA CHOICE BEEF BONELESS BreyeYs Yogurt 1^ 3^*1 Crescent Rolls 59* B U T T E R 1 LB. PKG. QUARTERS PEELED & OEVEINED five tables for bridge and * FRESH TURNIP CANADIAN LBb 1 5 * Whole Milk Ricotta *1.89 Pillsbury Cookies '5? 99* 1.38 CHUCK STEAK lUNOERBLADEl LB ‘ 1.69 SLICED BEEF LIVER lb 79* the winners were: Tom FLORIDA CITRUS CALIFORNIA CRISP _____ Breadsliced 2 ^ Calibre 2 poixid oonWrw Choc d ip Sugar, Oakriin Rnsii or BubBracokii Regan. 6,990; Marge 100% PURE Vi GALLON USDA CHOICE • BEEF ! ^ [ ^ € 9 ROMAINE LETTUCE 39* Lemon Pie 99* CHUCK CUBE STEAK ub »1.89 BEEF FRANKS PREMIUM ‘ 1.19 McLain, 6.720; Mabel ORANGE JUICE c a r t o n U S. NO 1 • 2'''«" MIN 3 LB BAG Loomis, 4.350; Charlie L Countrystyle Donuts 59* f frozen foods O ver7(X) items for quick-to-fix meals GEM OUR BEST SWIFT'S PREMIUM MACINTOSH APPLES 69* ^^^8fciptahop11hotpfcgcil6-AirtdofClnrMmon y Hovey. 3.510; Helen Har- A X E L R O D 16 OZ, U.S. NO 1 • ROME BEAUTY dacre. 3,210, S O U R C R E A M CONTAINER I s n i p Smoked Brown n' Serve APPLES BEST BAKING MIN b a g 69* S top& S hoj This coming Wednesday. Breaded L health & beauty aids 1 LB PKG FUNSTEN BOZ. PKG. Save on our vour favorite brands Dec. 13. we will have a free i m p e r i a l m a r g a r i n e QUARTERS " 1 LB PKG QUARTERS Shoulders 9 ALMONDS NATURAL or BLANCHED *1.39 Blood Prc.ssure Clinic from CRYOVAC WRAPPED Veal Patties Sausage fS tu S it4 8 BLUE BONNET MARGARINE Fresh Green e Juice 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. under the (WATER ADDED) REG. or ITALIAN STYLE ALL VARIETIES BEAUTIFUL DECORATIVE COMBINATION PLANT Beautiful. Fresh Florida sponsorship of the Peas & Carrots, Peas,, HOOD YOGURT STYLE FLAVORS 3 cu°Ps89* Mums & PolnsettlasrarE*5.99 olO la! c a n s ^ & Com or Mixed Vega Manchester Public Health IC Peppen U n s e t t ia Tomatoes Nursing Association. Also pot Beauty Lotion * Crisp, sweet LB. i ® . Poinsettlas e *3.99 R n n & ripe Coffee Creamer 39* Stop a S n p 2401 59* Mrs. Gloria Weiss will be (EXCEPT BERLIN & ROCKY HILL) 4 ounce bottle. Plant * > » 9 Oven Fries ' FRESH BAKED DELIGHTS! ^ and mild. for salads Slop&ShQp \ available to talk about ' DUETOOURFRESHNESSPOLICV - 6in. foil pot e a 12omcacAO SOME ITEMSWILL NOT BE AVAILABLE TIL TUESDAY y 3 - 1 Grapefruit Juice 59* S w eet Potatoes riz^SSSr 59* meatic.ss meals. T A B L E T A L K DRAKE'S PERRI "ALL NATURAL" TasnasM 7Q« Haddock Dinner eounoeiAg f 9 Green Giant 2 Z * ^ The Friendship Circle /^/""TAjaiSl chance to get your... Chri.stmas party will be APPLE Coffee ITALIAN nQT Qf, * 7 0 FOOD CLUB $ i no ■‘1 Genuine 24%Lead for Holiday & Christmas^ Half Gallon Sun Glory Mrs. Smith’s held Dec. 20 instead of PIE SAUSAGE SWEET lb I ■ / ^ FRANKS Tb. I . U 5 I Dec. 13. The Friendship Cake Jr. SPECIAL CUT e l m b r e a k f a s t Circle tneets every 22 OZ. PKG. e l a t o Cmtall^^une Street 13 OZ. PKG. COLONIAL BACON VACUUM^ACK ‘ 1.49 5 0 * .Cream Wednesday morning iind is PORK SAUSAGE LB ‘ 1.39 GEM ON ANY 2 PACK A ssorted 1 open to all .seniors. This s i ^ o a 2 6 o z CHILD MILD FRANKS ua ‘ 1.09 Seafood Specials of the Week! BY C hina Flavors , group just sits around Your Choice j ctaR pkg doing some good old NABISCO FRESH $ 4 OQ CORNING GEM BEEF FRANKS LB ‘ 1.09 CORELLE • 10 0 1 WATER Q06LET ChMMvSmoiea 99 in n e r grandchildren talk, NILLA WAFERS 12 OZ PACKAGE 59* GEM SLICED HURRY AND COMPLETE YOUR SET NOWI • 7 0ZREDWME ISounMpkg POLLOCK FILLETS l b I . ^ 9 • AV^OIVWTTEWtC John’s Pizza 99* Rich’s Bread Dough S?3?99* showing each other new P n i n P I ITC b o l o g n a LUNCHEON LIMITED QUANTITIES • to OZ CHAAPAQNE/SHEneCT CLUB CRACKERS « ebler ’ yn. w U L U U U I O COOKED SALAMI UR P&P LB l • l U . PLATE • e O Z BEI^iAQE |bl ^ iB ^ .lvol No t 99$ ^ ^ La Pizzeria *1.49 hobbies. PARKS REGULAR OR HOT N SAGEY FRESH PERCH FILLETS lb‘ 1-89 Whipped Topping ls*b2!*’ 49* WITH THIS COUPON AT FOOD MART GOOD SUN . V,.J(Vjfh6vety$3 food purchase ^ II you would like to a t­ DEC 10 THRU SAT.9 DEC 16 LIMIT ONE 2 PACK y Carnation Shiimp1tS‘55Sr*4.59 170Lpltgo(2 ^CADBURY CHOCOLATE BARS 69*, SA U S AG E M E A T 'zoz ‘ 1.29 SWORDFISH STEAK (FROZEN) l B ‘ 3.49 ONE COUPON PER FAMILY COMPLETE SET Voli-l2 $22.88 Pie Crust Shells 69* tend this little parly Wednesday, the '2()lh. cail ' 10 i.m.f *0 * okg« 0* tpf*i pacfpi ome'wup noted Items oftfied tor $i4ie not available irr caie loti or to oir»er reiad dealers or whoieiaien Not reiponsiDie for typograohicai errors “ ------•*i'ir‘----‘- " lri'M i‘i iir iii‘i'lir1~ ‘‘“ "‘~~‘------, Irene Bissetl at 64fi'2894 Don t lorgel that we 410 WEST MIDDLE TURNPIKE

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MANCHESTER PAGE TWELVE — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Sat., Dec. 9. 1978 Collectors^ Corner MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Sal,, Dec. 9, 197B - PAGE THIRTEEN Forum ol the Arto ThaVs Entertainment

W izened Potatoes Deserve Some Attention ‘Messiah’ in Glastonbury with some stamps of higher values. By Kl SS MurkKMtKICk among Russia's 4,800 issues or Poland's 2,400, Soloists from the Hartford area ------" ^Area Produces ‘INames’ (“Numismatology " is an older term of what The collecting of wizened potatoes is not as do we find any honor vouchsafed to the plebian have been chosen to sing in Handel's ' ^ By Allen \V idem potato — a vital part of the economy of each we call numismatics. It rolls more trippingly "Messiah" with the Manchester' widespread as that of buttons, or beads or beer country. from the tongue.) Civic Orchestra and Chorale Sunday The immediate Hartford area has many more, with carper beginnings cans. However, an extraordinary example never been categorized as a laggard the late, gifted Clark Gable in Los The Guinness Book of World Records under Soaking Prohleins at 4 p.m. in the Glastonbury High hereabouts. Angeles. He had always considered recently found behind a stack of books under “Potato” has a “Record Crop Yield," and School. in development ot ranking enlertain- Today's Canadian stamps use a “PVA" Totie Fields inee Sophie Feld­ Hartford, “my lucky town." Gable my cellar stairs deserves attention. then a story of a man in Australia who ate 60 iiient “names. " stickum, (polyvinyl alcohol), instead of the Woodward Waesche of Manchester man). another Weaver alumnae, happened to be east in a Broadway- At first glance it seemed to be a dead ounces of chips in 24 minutes, 33.6 seconds will be the bass soloist. Other soloists Beyond the Katharine Hepburns, mouse, but it turned out to be a tiny in­ more familiar dextrin. This gives some sang in Hartlord in hei' teens — at the bound play. “Machinal." by Sophie without a drink, but there is no coverage for are Joseph W. Geyer. tenor, from the Norman Lears, those immediate­ domitable spud that had put out a total of 88 in­ problems in soaking the stamps off paper. old Lobster Restaurant, off Asylum Treadwell, in the late 1920s; on the New Milford; Iva Petsen, soprano, ly and instantly recognized as talent St,. Boston. New York, national ches of sprout before desiccation set in. It sprout-growing; so this little battler, with its The Maple Leaf Review column in the Dec. strength of the Big Apple reception. froni West Hartford, and Nancy throughout the civilized world, there television. Las Vegas were to come seemed only fair to give the abandoned tuber a achievement of 7 feet and 4 inches, lays claim 4 Linn's, tells how to cope with the difficulties. Gable was able to wend his way to to the championship. Kirchmyer, mezzo-soprano, from is a considerable roster of per­ much later. Childhood chum Morris chance for a happier ending, so it was kept The gist of it is, that you should use warm Los Angeles. Hebron. sonalities with sentimental, striking­ Budkofsky. remembering those warm and moist in a flower pot for a few Garage Sale Find water, and plenty of it. If it gets cloudy that Tickets will be available at the ly sentimental ties to Hartford Coun- better, carefree days after the shock A Medford, Mass., stamp collector picked means that too much of the PVA is loose and The legendary Irving Thalberg. weeks; but it had really given up the ghost. door. They are also available at ty. up a brown paper bag marked “Used Stamps could settle on the face of the stamps. Drain ot learning of Totie's death this past perhaps more than any other single With philateIy*so often in this column, it was Heller's Music Shop, Main Street, There's a legend to the etiect that summer, said that she liked to enter­ natural to look for potatoes on stamps. A skim — $3,” and found among miscellany a pair of and start over. talent responsible for development of Manchester; Dubaldo's Music Shop, when Peter Falk was working in an tain neighborhood youngsters. “She MGM Studios, took a liking to the through some numbers of “Topical Time” Japan number 56 (Scott), a onesen item that is Buslinell Fleeted West Middle Turnpike. Manchester; administrative capacity for the state always had that spark." Budkofsky showed nothing. The next try was to check listed at $2.50 each. The man fortunately did a handsome Gable: within months Ed Bushnell, longtime member and former Clavier Music. Fox Run Mall, of Connecticut in Hartlord. he got the said wistfully. “She always had that after signing at Metro. Gable was a Scott's Catalogue for the countries that are double-take and noted that they were imper­ prexy of the Manchester Philatelic Society has Glastonbury, and at South Glaston­ sudden inspiration (o chuck it all. flee desire to entertain. " "name." the most potato-minded. These are Russia, forate between. They are most likely unique elected president of the Connecticut bury Drug. the so-called hinterland, and crash Tom Tyron. actor-turned-besi Poland and West Germany with production of and worth a bundle. 'The size of the bundle will 'T ve never been back to Hart­ Postal History Society. For further info about The concert is sponsored by the the moat surrounding fabled, selling novelist, is one of the prides of 95 . 48 and 20 million tons in a recent year. (The be determined today or tomorrow at the ford, Gable said. "1 worked at the this busy group, contact L.P. Leonard, P 0 Glastonbury Fine Arts Commission. fabulous Hollywood. Wethersfield. The list is endless, old Parsons Theatre and somehow United States had only 14 million tons for the Waverly Trading Company 's auction in Tokyo. Box 292, Cos Cob, CT 06897. It was not a sudden inspiration, nor fascinating in composite. going back would destroy something same period.) Coming Together did he abruptly leave state employ Holiday Parly Goodspeed Apprentice Neil Welliver’s “Salmon,” a 1977 etching handcolored with Years ago. this paragi^pher talked like a dream in my mind. But Hart­ None of these nations showed the potato any Philately and numismatology will come and embark on a one-man invasion ol The Manchester Philatelic Society will hold watercolor, is among the works on exhibition and for sale at .n'l'iiil H.nrtlnrd o), another era with ford s always been 'special' to me. " respect. Russia had a family member, the together on a very long set of Guernsey The Goodspeed Opera House in Tinsel Town. nightshade, and some edibles such as wild Its annual Christmas/Hanukkah party at stamps to be released this coming February. East Haddam is accepting the University of Connecticut’s William Benton Museum of Au contraire! He got endlessly in­ berries and mushrooms. In 1961 they had Mott s Community Hall on Tuesday the 12th, 7 There will be 16 values, from a half-penny to applications for the 1979 Season Ap­ Art, as part of its Nov. 27 to C)ec. 22 major exhibition, “Brooke volved with the Mark Twain stamps with apple-picking and grain­ to 10 p.m. Members are asked to bring a grab- prentice Program. .This is a non­ Masquers, acting, acting, acting, to 20 pence, showing various coins of the bag gift worth about a dollar. Alexaniier: A Decad^ of Print Publishing. " harvesting, but no potatodigging. They show Bailiwick. On the following February, 1980, performing technical apprenticeship the point where he finally got the orchids and pretty flowers, but nowhere There will be no 4th-Tuesday meeting this -Mil. where apprentices are given prac­ courage to strike out for New York they are planning to extend Uie set still further month. Tonight at the Austin Arts Center, tical experitnee in the production of 120 Sigourney St.. Hartford, will be and then Hollywood. It was not. by professional musical theater. the Theatre Arts Program will pre­ the setting for a Christmas Eve per­ any stretch of the imagination, a hec­ Manager Seeks Guest Family sent Ibsen's "Hedda Gabler" at 8, No fees accompany acceptance in formance of "The Magnificant" by tic pace. tation to and from the program. Apprentices are and Sunday at 2 p.m. Tickets at the C.P.E, Bach for choir and orchestra, Charles Nelson Reilly, who COVENTRY - Town box office. Manager Frank Connolly is England." provided their housing within easy followed by the Festival Eucharist ushered at Bushnell Memorial while ,• Shakespeare's “Twelfth Night" seeking a family in town An invitation to the Car­ walking distance of the theater and for Christmas Eve. beginning 10:15 still a Weaver High School. Hartford.' will be presented on the stage of the who would like to be the nival Week festivities was scenic shop. p.m. (527-8133) student, paid his dues, experience- Harriet SL Jorgensen Theater, guest of a family in Coven­ sent by England's Coven­ Anyone wishing consideration for wise. by eking out far from minimal University of Connecticut, Storrs, try. England, during the try Committee for Inter­ placement in the Goodspeed Appren­ income in New York while seeking today at 2 and 8:15 p.m. Tickets at week of June 16 through 24. national Understanding. A3P tice Program may write for an • A new sea chanley album, That Big Break. the box office. (429-2912) “They would be guests of The family ideally would application which must be returned recorded at Mystic Seaport by Rita Gann Morley. who has had MtoMrtotoprtMtowto ) • The Camelot Dinner Theater of an English family for the consist of a mother, a toto—ktototltoto___ / for consideration by Feb, 15: Appren­ members of the Seaport Museum considerable success in theatre and m to to to Higganum is featuring “Man of La week," he said, “but of father, and two children, tice Program, Goodspeed Opera staff, is available at the Mystic television down in The Big Apple, Mancha" now through Jan. 7. (563- course they would have to preferably in their teens. House, East Haddam, Conn. 06423. Seaport Museum Book Store. The started her career training in the 8376) pay for their own transpor- performers include Stuart Gillespie, Hartford area. • At the Coachlight Dinner director of the Manchester Civic Walter Neiman. presently chief ( Theater Events Theater in East Windsor, the Chorale and choral director at Mat- honcho of WQRX, the New York musical, “Irene,” is in performance • "Romeo and Juliet" is currently tatuck Community College, and Times radio station, appeared on the ^12"B A R EACH PACKAGE CONTAINS; in production at the Hole-in-the-Wall, now through Jan. 28 with a special • 3 BREAST QUARTERS a 3 LEG QUARTERS senior chanteyman at the Seaport then "Storyland " children's 121 Smalley St., New Britain. It will Christmas Eve matinee on Dec. 24. Museum since 1975, 129 O llir > 3 WINGS a 3 NECKS a 3 SETS OF GIBLETS program, aired Saturdays on WTHT, * “ be followed by "Man of La Mancha” (522-1266 or 623-8227) then owned by the now late, I A&P IS A POULTRY SHOP starring David Curren as Don Dance Events lamented Hartford Times (this Quixote. The musical, with Curren At The Bushnell paragrpaher was a fellow 3% to 4 lb. • Cheryl Smith, dance director of Cut Up, Spilt or Fresh Chicken Fresh Chicken Fresh also as producer, will run Friday and "Storyland " principal — back in the Saturday evenings from Jan. 19 Chaka Kahn and Chic, a disco the Artists Collective in Hartford, QUARTERED ROASTING LEG group, will be staged tonight at 8 in will give an African Dance workshop late 1930s). BREAST CHICKEN through Feb. 24 at 8;30 p.m. Curren Before he Hit It Big in New York has appeared with Little Theatre of Bushnell Memorial Hall in Hartford. today from 2 to 3:30 p.m. at Foot FRYERS CHICKENS QUARTERS QUARTERS broadcasting, the late Ed Begley — Choou Your Favorlti-Hot or «■ t o LEGS Wednesday at 8:15 p.m., the Hart­ Prints Community Arts Center, 466 Manchester in "A Thousand one of the more deserving Oscar FREEI Willi I Clowns." (223-9500) ford Symphony Orchestra performs Main St., Manchester. Pre­ SWEET ITALIAN SAUSAGE I » iC Part r Wittii winners — performed for years on WWi PurehM* Of Abovr. Pololia-Bial-Smoliid-Poiliti . ^ iC • The Teen Concert Theater, a works by Faure and Mozart. Soprano registration is necessary. Call the j •Oallon Bar t Chain Oil aSpark Plug Wing I Benita Valente will appear with the the late, lamented Guy Hedlund's Bacli I visiting puppetry troupe from New Center at 643-8953 for information. : *4 Pack Engbta Oil *Oaa Centalnar HILLSHIREKIELBASA H orchestra during Mahler's “Fourth dramatic series, WTIC. Boolorlloit iih S a u lb. York, will present two performances • The Hartford Ballet will present ) aCoupon For Sharpening lb. Symphony.” Ted Knight worked at WCCC as an c of its production, "The Enchanted its 16th annual production of the A&P SLICED BOLOGNA I ” Friday through Dec. 18 at 8 p.m., holiday favorite, “The Nutcracker." announcer. Bette Ashley (nee Betty Forest" in the Harriet S. Jorgensen Askinas), who went from Weather A&P IS A COUNTRY FARM PORK SHOP Theater at University of Connecticut, the Hartford Ballet presents “The Dec. 15 through 18 at Bushnell Gal on then WHNB-TV (now WVIT- SLICED BACON o w f icp u n ci Storrs. The two shows, presented as Nutcracker'' with music by Memorial Hall in Hartford. Special JD Power Equipment , Hinlor6enoaSalaniiorl>o|ioironi TV) to studio publicist for 20lh Cen­ PorkLoln-Wiolo a benefit for the UConn's National Tchaikovsky. There will be 2:30 p.m. matinee performances will be given 289 W IIII^ S l Glastonbury 6§9-0911 j WHOLESfRLOMTiPS P ork Loin Pork Loin matinees Saturday and Sunday. tury Fox, was one Weaver High A&P SLICED MEATS «to14liii«(. COUNTRY Puppetry Institute will be Friday at Dec. 16 and 17. (246-6807) A»P-Dl«c(oui „ , , Dec. 20 and 22 at 8 p.m., the Hart­ School alumnae determined on a BeolFranlu Mb. > ||9 asm eurm a CENTER CUT STYLE RIBS ASSORTED 8:15 p.m. and Dec. 17 at 2 p.m. (429- “show biz " career while still in her E A T F R A N K S Mb. pkg. $1.29 pbo. | aaonnommomuQ 2912) ford Symphony Orchestra and euaiwnorniuiSr PbtkLOIe - r(t Art Events teens. She worked for a spell in an ad­ PORK CHOPS • The Hartford Stage Company members of the Hartford Chorale IM A TY PO R K PORK CHOPS • A work by Laurie Anderson, an ministrative capacity at the then EACH PACKAGE CONTAINS: Youth Theatre in cooperation with will present Handel's “Messiah." BACK RIBS (246-6807) artist interested in how our un­ Hillyer College (now University of (UcliFronn-dip'nMn'i BOMteMBStfLOin a 4 CENTER a 2 SHOULDER, The Artists Collective Inc. presents PockLokHllb&d derstanding of the memories of past Hartford) off Hartford's Hudson St,, a 2 SIRLOIN END CHOPS “The Me Nobody Knows,” the music Philip Smith will be featured at the annual Christmas SHRIMP COCKTAIL WHOLE TO P LOINS B0MB.KS >|99 events is filtered through the present always cheerful, always cordial, and (UekFniaHbp'nJoln'i tOteMfe.aw). ^ — • ____ and poetry of inner-city children, Musical Events Festival of Music Sunday at 7 p.m. at the hfanchester Salva­ and in exploring that interest using yet. always with a chance remark of $ | 4 9 casnkcurimt I4 M 7 Q PpRKROASTS I to Dec. 14 through 17 at 50 Church St., tion Army Citadel, 661 Main St. He is co-principal trumpet COOKED SHRIMP aroitMibPotk • The Manchester Community basic audio-visual techniques, is “someday" striking out for enter­ 'SRSS m $1 H'artford, nightly at 8 p.m, and at ieCCetPS Quicli Ffozai-IMod ( Develnod AaPSAUR >^ College Concert Band will give a con­ currently on view in the MATRIX tainment, perhaps as a performer. with the New York Philharmonic. His wife, a lyric soprano, 24 o r. (2 oz. * J 3 9 2:30 p.m. on Dec. 17. The perfor­ lb. cert Sunday at 7:30 p.m. in the Gallery at Wadsworth Atheneum in Ernest Borgnine, Mike Kellin, so. will also perform at the public festival. MEDIUM SHRIMP $6.49 pbg. KRAUT j mance is made possible by a grant college auditorium on the Bidwell Hartford through January, The show from United Technologies. (527-5151) j Street campus. The event is free. On is co-sponsored by MATRIX and • The Clockwork Repertory Com­ SUNDAY J Thursday, there will be a “Student Real Art Ways, The artist will pre­ pany of the Thomaston Opera House Music Night” at 8 p.m. in the music sent a performance of her pieces 'A n u ta h lUrM M l S tn ti iw a gnh. in Thomaston will present Meredith room on the main campus. This event Carandu-Stort Sneed tonight at 8:30 at Real Art Ways, 197 C Wilson's musical, “The Music Man," also is free, Asylum St., Hartford. THE KXKETBIMAIXffiNIIIEE GENOA SALAMI now through Dec. 16 at 8:15 p.m. • The Greater Hartford Youth Carinde-Store SUcad (283-0112) ■ • Paul Zelanski and Anthony Chorale, will present its annual Terenzio are the featured artists at • The Storybook Theatre will pre­ HARD SALAMI Christmas concert Sunday at 7:30 Bushnell Memorial Hall's SYLVESTER Carandd-Buk sent “Pinocchio," an original p.m. in the King Philip School Promenade Gallery, Hartford, now musical version of this delightful STALLONE PEPPERONI enEATFORSTUFFWa AILPWIPOSE FOffiST GROVE i n # Auditorium, 100 King Philip Drive, through Jan. 9. Both artists are art Carando '' tale, today and Sunday at 11 a.m., 1 West Hartford. The combined chorus FREE BURGESS professors at the University of and 3 p.m. in the Community Room K ^ g ’s , Mandarin of 150 singers, chosen from 28 high Connecticut, and are residents of PARADISE SUCINC PEPPERONI 0 i l of the Civic Center Shops in Hart­ Carando-Naw England schools in the Greater Hartford area, Storrs, The Promenade Gallery is “'■S-v-. ford. Tickets will go on sale 30 Crpiitottes Fiolir Oranges is directed by Dr. Gerald Mack, open during all Bushnell perfor­ ALLEYS PRESSED HAM minutes before each show at the box Carandd-Eebo former director of the Manchester mances and from 3 to 5 p.m. on ANDFSIES office of the Community Room. f : Civic Chorale. He is also director of Wednesdays. Persons wishing to dis­ HOT HAM r. • The world premiere of Bernice ParifYMuni Pirrum Ptevrnis StaOa-SalamlStyta n S choral activities at the Hartt College cuss the purchase of works should Rubens' “I Sent A Letter To My of Music, University of Hartford. contact Wolfgang Behl at 233-0590, PROVOLONE Love" is being shown at the Long Recently, Dr. Mack and his chorus • The Hartford Art School, Univer­ SlaHa-Sharp-llalian ^ Wharf Theatre in New Haven now FOSKIDS were featured with Seiji Ozawa and sity of Hartford, is featuring “Ar­ through Dec. 24. (787-4282) TABLE CHEESE the Boston Symphony. Tickets at the tists' Books U.S.A.” in the univer­ Italian wo FREE STAMPS w/COUI>ON-SWSTMIXEO BARBARA DEE-CHRISTMAS • The Hartford Stage Co., 50 22 02. door. (658-9791) sity's Joseloff Gallery, 200 Bloom­ OLIVE SALAD Church St., Hartford, is staging "Boy • The music department of the ATIONIXROSA. Heinz Pickles^ 6 9 pkg. field Ave., West Hartford, now I Panavisipn* IMuxa Cookies •FR U IT COCKTAIL Meets Girl” now through Dec. 23, First Congregational Church of Ver­ (527-5151) through Dec, 15, Gallery hours are COLESLAW 10'OFF LABEL-DISH DETERGENT BAKED PEA-26 oz. CAN • YELLOW PEACHKS Sliced cling non will feature the Senior Choir in Monday through Friday from 9 a.m, DeScloul • The National Theatre Institute- WHEN ■ffiE PATS PLAY Antonio Vivaldi's "Gloria" Sunday at to 4:30 p.m. For information, call •WHOLETOMATOES p m « i Bus Company stops on its road tour Joy Liquid B&M Beans 7 p.m. in the church sanctuary. 243-4393. THE BOYS CHEESE CAKE DESSERT at the Austin Arts Center at Trinity DaUdoui •STEW ED TOMATOES Tickets sold at the door. All proceeds The Hartford Art School students AT HOME YOUR KIDS College, Hartford, to present an FROM BRAZIL 2 5 'OFF LABEL ANNPAGE:STRAWBERRY will go to a fund for the purchase of will hold a holiday craft sale in the if they survive...will we? BEEF STEW • ' 84 oz. original American play Tuesday at 8 2 T i H q L a u n d ry new senior choir robes. Gengras Student Union Wednesday EATONTHEHOUS I lU O Detergent box i p.m. The event is free. ...Huge selection of beautiful Christ­ Preserves • The Trinitv Episcopal Church, and Thursday from 10 a.m, to 4 p.m. J i l l This weekend, ■you're invited to mas cards, Individual and boxed. Gift " w t o S S pep rally Just bring your family Mtmfpoac NABISCO-ASST. SNACK A&P-DINNER LAURENCE wrap, color coordinated papers, ribbons, 8 to 10 02. into Ponderosa, order a deli­ imsnrmf gansmi-mmy mtauf comimovax m I P' lers OLIVIER trims. Holiday decorations and party ^ Crackers Pl<0- cious Super Sirloin, Extra-Cut r«)09U to ifQU c » tfTKW n rv t M «Wyf Mac&Cheese4,kr1 v€«r<"J I ware. rv T h tatto Sohtdul* -NO-- Rib-Eye. Shrimp, Steak ft Shrimp, or T-Bone dinner, and weTl FALNCO »BOUT WHk dm FiM Srger SMtngi Sooklil WWiqgeFMtowtoviniiitodkM ~CHD3SSlflPn cun TALHi' give a tree Square Shooter 3 lb. Wnn DIM n M Mgw oMMp iN n K I 2ir OFF LABEL Str OFF LABEL-; oi codcbiiiwie or Saturday House" 2:00-4:00-6:00-8:00- fR N D hamburger and French 10.48 10X, LIGHT or DARK BROWN ALL FLAVORS'ANN PAGE REGULAR or SUGAR F R S I 4<%ara. • S K T f t U.A. Theater 1 - "Santa 10:00 Fries to all your kids under OOMHiO Claus" 2:00-4:00; “Midnight U.A. Theater 3 — “Wild 12 At Ponderosa, support­ 9 Eoii-on'^n" Liquid *0 “ HALPCAU.ON JUM90 Geese" 2:00-4:30-7:00-9:30 Express' 7:00-9:15; “Rocky IT fie /t® ing the home team is.our D io d o r a n t S h a m p o o SUGAR Horror Show” Midnight Vernon Cine 1 — “Goin' The song "Graenileevei" is ICECREAM 74IP South" 1:30-3:30-5:30-7:30- believed to have been com­ I FOR FRESH BREATH U.A. Theater 2 - "Animal IN (Mr K Patriotic duty So come CHRISTMAS WRAPPED House" 2 ;00-4:00-6:00-8:00- 9:30 posed by King Henry V III. in Friday, Saturday or S c o p e " N o r 10:00 Vernon Cine 2 — “The Big aASSIFIED. Sunday and help us, MOUtt!* U.A. Theater 3 - “Wild Fix" 2:00-4:15-7:10-9:10 TNEUUII A tra S A Geese " 2 :00-4; 30-7:00-9:30 FRI-SAT MONTE SHOW root tor the Pats while Iw aih R a i o n A Vernon Cine 1 — “Coin' ‘‘BLOOPERS” you help yoursell to a really N-enuiai-reamtem FtoUtM-W/bM'Jiiaw South" 2:00-7:30-9:30 good deal I c r est's: [ji9 9 ' Vernon Cine 2 — "The Big NKnchattar Evanlng Harald plus “Hardware Wars’ VITAMINS-r *' Fix" 2:00-7:10-9:10; CIRCULATION HOURS Aif'OnaSuiFmAl-enptg m»i II rn-arH»ua-' « "Bloopers" Midnight Mon. • FrI. KNEE HI’S X 1®® RAZOR 1*1^ *' 6:30 to 6.00 DELIVERY DEADLINE AtfllM'i-OrlOATfu 01 Nytoi _ FeathtaMW-aSOel.M. IiWNlUlUt] socks 'm m E m m m r " B 9 " Sunday 5:30 p.m. I SS»„ 5 9 - A&P ASPIRIN 7 9 with the purcbese ol 3 (Age. ol with Die purclMse ol 3 (Age. ol Wllli (lie gurchiie ol 1 Cont. ol SAT. U.A. Theater 1 - “Santa 7.00 • 10:00 tu rn . ^CANDIES BIRDSEYE . 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Conn.. Sat.. Dec. ». 1978 - PAGE FIFTEEN Welcomed News East Hartford Girls Joe’s Holiliiift down srliool Icucliinif posilioiiK in Siiinli .Arahiii. Ken (lliudwick «if Miini'lu'.xlcr and lii> wilV. world Bell, Harrah and Koosman Traded (llicryl, wt-rr plrKtinlly Mirpriitctl and thrilled i I Tlianksftis iiif; nif!lil when they sisiled the Aineriean Nip MHS in Overtime By (!enler. Joe <;uriiian Hashed on the I'nili'd l*r<‘.ss International ANorhl Hv LKN AUSTKR News Itiilletin was the dateline .Alanehester. Toronto 25 advantage. in back of my store casting with a fly for five years and he didn’t reject it. February when the interleague owner Calvin Griffith. “Our deal was Minnesota by being dealt to the hit 27 home runs for Texas two years for catcher Alan Ashby. her hrother eitin^ the hifildittlits . rod, fly line, long leader and no fly. The problem was more complex. trading period resumes. During the to get players Gene Mauch wanted East Hartford, however, came Twins by the New York Mets. ago but dropped off to 12 last year Montreal also filled a backup Ken and Kosemary an- the ehihlren of Air. and Airs. The more frequent habitues take it Carew, who has spent his entire 11- next two months Carew will research and San Francisco had them. We back to lead 32-29 heading into the and hit only .229. shortstop void created by the trading Kenneth Chadwick of 688 Center Street. in stride, and generaliy smile, wave, Houston and Seattle also com­ year career in Minnesota, hadn’t in­ San Francisco and its environs. He final canto on the strength of 6 points would prefer to keep him (Carew) in “Harrah had an off-year last year, of Stan Papi to Boston Thurs^y for by Amy Ranney. and say "Hi Joe," and go on about pleted a major deal, with the Astros cluded San Francisco on his list of will ask other players about what it's the American League if I can get but Ted Williams had an off-year, pitcher Bill Lee. On Friday the It was a see-saw fourth quarter their business. getting shortstop Craig Reynolds for new places to live and he wanted like to play in Candlestick Park and what I want." too,” said Texas manager Pat Expos got veteran shortstop Jim with four ties and three lead The once-ina-while viewers, and left-handed pitcher Floyd Bannister. time to think about going to a about the Bay Area in general. If the Stymied in their efforts to deal Corrales. Mason from the Rangers for minor exchanges. Mary Neubelt's hoop with first-time observers, usually ask, However, it was a trade that didn’t different league and a new environ­ Giants are still interested in with the Giants, the Twins completed come off that created the biggest “I made Buddy Bell co-captain league shortstop Mike Hart. 19 seconds left knotted it at 42-all. “How are they biting?", “Getting ment. There wasn’t enough time February, mavbe then Carew will a trade with the Mets by giving them because I think he’s that kind of a Bills Stand in Way anything?", "What are you fishing She had an opportunity to win it in regulation off a steal but misfired for?" or "Have you got a hook on ths with the rebound also off target. end of that thing?" Wade Wins Of Patriot Clincher Sylvia Pennock gave the Hornets My answer to the first two questions is always “Pretty good," Herald Vikings Winning the lead with an inside bucket and FOXBORO, Mass. (UPI) —The New England Patriots, whose made it a 4-point bulge by sinking (a typical non-committal fisher­ Long Match both ends of a one-and-one situation man’s answer) “Chevvies, Fords, Angle runners have chalked up more yardage than any other team this Two-Handed Rebounders Cadillacs, etc,” to the third and an SYDNEY, Australia (UPI) - For year, will attempt to rush into the post-season playoffs Sunday with 2:29 left in the extra session. Because of Fran the second time in two weeks top emphatic "No,” to the last. Mary Neubelt countered with a Earl Yost seeded Virginia Wade was dragged when they meet the Buffalo Bills. bucket for the Indians and Liz Both Sharon Rival of East Hartford and Manchester High's However, “first timers” walk The Pats, 10-4, can clinch first around the area very gingerly, Sports Editor NEW YORK (UPI) — Don't look for the Minnesota Vikings to through a marathon match with a Neubelt added one of two from the Tracy Culbertson had two hands on the ball in battle for rebound young Czech player, this time 21- place in the AFC East with a win. dary. Quarterback Steve Grogan had 15-foot line lo draw the deficit to a eyeing the end of the leader with a try to establish a running game Saturday in their nationally last night at the Clarke Arena in opening basketball game. year-old Regina Marsikova, in the The victory also would virtually one of his worst days, hitting only single digit. But Ranney iced it with wary eye. The only mishap I have (Herald photo by Strempfer) televised game against the Detroit Lions. Why should they $75,0(K) Women’s Tennis Classic at assure New England of home field five of 17 passes for 65 yards, 36 seconds showing with a hoop. had in all these years happened last Salaries to Go Up by Commissioner Bowie Kuhn that bother when they simply don’t have one? White City Thursday. advantage for the Dec. 31 playoff tilt. “We did nothing against them Manchester had opportunites to year. While starting my forward markers respectively for the Silk Ensi llurlfnrd (48) Pennock 4 6-12 14 If Pete Rose is worth 8800,000 for ail is well. “We’re overmatched physically on They battled for two-and-a-half “This game means a lot to us," passing last time,” Fairbanks Said. knot it in the overtime but misfired cast, the end of the leader caught in a great satisfaction in his 18th season. Towners. Marsh 0 0-0 0, Rival 1 2-5 4, Juggins 0 0-0 each of the next four years as a the line of scrimmage every week,” hours before the former Wimbledon said Pats Coach Chuck Fairbanks in We ran against them pretty well, but on 3 of 4 charity tosses. The Indians nice lady’s hat and lifted it off her “It’s been more traumatic and dif­ Manchester salvaged the jayvee 0. Jensen 00-0 0, Berner 5 0-210, Dellaripa head. baseball player, which the Credit to Eamon says quarterback Fran Tarkenton. Champion won the quarterfinal his usual low key manner. “A win to score a lot of points, you have to were 3-for-14 from the foul line while ficult than most but also, I think I’ve contest, 46-29, Georgeanne Ebersold 3 0-1 6, Ranney 7 0-1 14, Totals 20 8-21 48. 1 was most apologetic and she was Philadelphia Phillies feel he is, what Tip of the chapeau in the direction “Our line wasn’t that deep to begin match 6-3, 6-7, 8-6. assures ‘us of the division cham­ have production out of your passing East Hartford was 8-for-21. contributed more this season than and Gloria Diana netted 17 and 11 Munrhcsicr (47) Culbertson 3 1-4 7 truly very gracious. After leaving the are some of the game’s top stars of Eamon Flanagan who assumed the with. That was before we lost a cou­ Australia’s Kerry Reid, Dianne pionship. There are eight teams in game,” Ranney and Pennock each had 14 Cheney 01-21, M. Neubelt 7 0-2 14, Tildeii ever before," he says. the AFC looking for five spots and we points respectively for the winners scene, she walked slowly to her car, worth on today’s inflationary role of chairman of the Five Mile ple of starters and our main sub. Fromholtz and Wendy ’Turnbull each The Bills are looking for a good points for the Hornets while Mary 1 0-0 2. Wright 2 0-0 4, Gustafson 0 0-0 0 Detroit, 5-9, presents a special Runs for Fun(ds) have to win at least one to make game from Joe Ferguson, rated as while Renee Chieoine had 8 for East shaking her head, and I’m sure market? Road Race Committee. It was a Her­ We’ve got such a small line, we won her quarter-final convincingly. and Liz Neuhelt popped in 14 and 1] Hartford. Brown 1 0-0 2, L. Neubelt 5 1-211, Connor challenge to Tarkenton. Led by it.” the seventh best quarterback in the wondering if what happened to her Ask yourself, who would you rather culean job with an all-out, time con­ couldn’t run if we wanted to.” The Manchester Rotary Club spon­ Before a crowd of 4,000 Fromholtz 0 0-0 0, Millis 2 0-4 4. Totals 21 3-14 47 rookie defensive end A1 “Bubba” sored one of its members in the an­ The Patriots have chalked up an AFC. Rookie running back Terry . . . really happened. have on your club, Pete Rose or Jim suming effort to eliminate all bugs But contrary Jo the old football was taken to a tiebreaker in the se­ Baker, the Lions’ young defense nual Thanksgiving Day Five Mile NFL leading 2,841 yards on the Milter has 863 yards and a chance to This all began a long time ago, Rice? Or, would you rather have that developed in the 1977 race. cliche that you’re doomed without a cond set before beating Hana Man- running game, the Vikings are 8-5-1 leads the NFL in quarterback sacks Road Race. dikova 6-3, 7-6. ground with five runners rushing for become the 10th first-year player to when a brand new edne rod, came ad­ Pete Rose or Carlton Fisk? Flanagan did his job to near­ and in good position to clinch their with 49. The proceeds went to the runner’s Thursday’s match was such a more than 385 yards. The Bills, 4-10, rush for 1,000 yards. dressed to me at the store. I couldn’t Or would you rather have Pete perfection but several of the ap­ 10th NFC Central Division cham­ The Vikings win thedivision title if favorite charity, the World Hunger gruelling affair, Wade collapsed on are Uie worst team in pro football in Buffalo is coming off a 14-10 defeat wait to try it out, and I dahsed out to Rose or Fred Lynn? pointed helpers just did not have the Catholic Girl Cagers If you answered Rose to all three pionship in 11 years. The Vikings are they beat the Lions and Green Bay Council. At a Rotary meeting, fellow the ground toward the close of the the car to fish a reel and line out of expertise to cope with an event the stopping the run, yielding nearly six to Kansas City and Knox said incon­ loses at Chicago Sunday. The yards per rush. the trunk. questions, you have no worry. magnitude of the holiday run. succeeding because Tarkenton, at 38, Rotarians suggested to the Rev. third set, laughing hysterically to sistency has been the trademark of Packers are also 8-5-1. Victories in The game plan seems obvious. Here I was, in late November, But, if you would prefer Rice, Fisk Will Hadden of the sponsoring Tall is better than ever at dissecting Ronald Fournier, chairman of the herself. his club. their last two games also assure the snow on the ground, colder than blue and Lynn over Rose, as this writer Cedars has indicated some changes defenses with his short passes and Manchester Council on World “Regina enjoys hitting these crazy “1 don’t know what we’re going to “We’re kind of like a roller Vikings of the NFC Central crown do to beat them,’’ said Bills' coach blazes, sheepskin coat, gloves on, would, there would bound to be trou­ will be made in several areas in plan­ scrambling. Hunger, that if he completed the shots and if they come off, they are coaster. We play well one week and Whip Rockville High because they hold a win and tie over race, they would sponsor him. Despite quality backs like Chuck murder,” Wade said later. Chuck Knox. “We're going to have to not so well the next. We’re up and casting away, checking the action on ble ahead. ning the 1979 Five Miler with an early Foreman and Rickey Young, Green Bay. Minnesota closes it play the best football game all year that wonderful new “stick” I’m not sure if one would pick Rose meeting slated next week. Shown above is the 40-year-old Mr. She started brilliantly, racing to a down, but there is no cycle to it,” he Jumping off to a comman­ floor. Peg Lanieri and Dailey Minnesota ranks last in the NFL in season at Oakland. Fournier after having completed the 6-3 win in the first set and a comfor­ just to be in Uie game.” said. Easi Culholir (.5.3) Skehan 2 0-6 4, I know people going into the bank over Carl Yastrzemski as a better ding 13-point lead in the first followed with eight points each in rushing because of their small offen­ In another nationally televised race in 41 minutes. World Hunger table 4-1 lead in the second before the Buffalo has the best pass defense in The Patriots would like to wrap up Barry 2 2-3 6. Laneri 3 2-3 8, Cunningham thought 1 was nuts, but I was com­ player or team leader. Notes Off the Cuff another fine team effort which sive line. Tarkenton, however, has game Saturday, Pittsburgh hosts Council was the real winner because dogged Czech girl started going for the league, but Knox admitted the the division title Sunday and avoid period. East Catholic High 10-08, O’Connell 2 0-24, Petkaitis 71-6 15, pletely oblivious to them and just That’s just taking a look at four First graduate of the fine Bolton featured a tight defense. Dailey also flourished under the extra burden Baltimore. The Steelers need one it netted nearly $300. William Hale, her shots. ' statistic was misleading because so having to win Monday, Dec. 18 in girls’ basketball team made it Walsh 0 0-0 0, Murphy 2 2-3 6, Campbell 0 delighted with my new fly rod. players on one club, who in my opi­ youth program to be honored by pulled down 10 rebounds. and last week set an NFL season victory to seal the home field advan­ treasurer of Rotary made the presen­ Marsikova, who has had sore few passes are thrown against the Miami to secure the crown. two straight victories last 0-0 0. Dailey 3 2-4 8. Totals 22 9-27 53. Since that time, my reputation as a nion, are better ball players than being named captain of a college Best offensively in defeat were record with his 304th completion, tage for the AFC championship game tation. thighs throughout the tournament Bills. “A win Sunday would give us a Rorkville (19) Schmelter 3 0-4 6. fairly knowledgable person as far as Rose and worth more money. football team is Pete Ryba. The night by trimming Rockville Lynn Schmelter and Kit Ryan with 6 Oeser 0 0-2 0, Chase 10-12, Martin 0 2-2 2, breaking Sonny Jorgenson’s 1967 Jan. 7 if they advance. Mr. Fournier, upon receiving the said she was only just learning how “I think that's the way to explain week off after the season ends, and 1 cane rods and fly casting has grown a Baseball salaries, as those in pro rugged 6-2, 205-pound sophomore High, 53-19, at the Eagles’ and 5 points. The loss was the second Tyszka 0 0-3 0, Shea 0 0-0 0. Ryan 2 1-4 5! mark of, 288. On Sunday, Oakland visits Miami, • check, reportedly quipped, “I could to cope with the grass surface. it. Teams just run the football on us, wouldn’t mind that,” said halfback little, and quite a few people have football, pro basketball and pro quarterback has been selected the Nest. against no wins for the visitors. Thomas 2 0-0 4. Schumey 0 0-2 0. Totals 8 Tarkenton connected on 30-of-56 Dallas is at Philadelphia, Buffalo at have run faster, but I slow ^ down so She said “the wind bothered me but and we're last in the league,” Knox gone through the back door of the hockey, have long been out of line most valuable player with the Coast Andy Johnson, who has rushed for 637 3-18 19. attempts for 289 yards and four New England, Green Bay at Chicago, that people could recognize me.” f’m getting more used to the surface. said. Four starters each tallied four store with me to the lot. Here, over and they are still escalating. Guard jayvees. Ryba handled the yards. “And it makes the trip to touchdowns to lead the Vikes to a Washington at Atlanta, Seattle at San I understand it more — when to use Fairbanks said he remembered the points in the opening eight minutes — the years, I’ve tested hundr^s of The impact on Philadelphia's punting duties as well...South Miami so much easier. It would last-minute, 28-27 victory over Diego, Kansas City at Denver, Endorse Program slice and things like that, but I’m still first game (a 14-10 New England make everything so much easier.” Ellen Petkaitis, Monica Murphy. rods, taught casting to novices, and salary agreement with Rose will be Methodist Church Tennis Classic will Philadelphia. In addition to their Houston at New Orleans, New York ORLANDO, Fla. (UPI) - Three scared to go to the net.” win) and the stingy Buffalo secon­ Laurie Barry and Sue Dailey — and the corrected cast faults of more felt by many clubs in the weeks be staged tonight starting at 7:30 at quarterback breaking the league Jets at Cleveland, St. Louis at New All-Star performers—Jim Rice, Ron Wade will now play Reid, a 6-3,6-0 Eaglettes were never headed in experienced casters. ahead in the bargaining department. the Manchester Racquet Club. Three Penney Big Winner completion record, the Vikings also York Giants and 'Tampa Bay at San Guidry and Davey Lopes — have quarter-final winner from fellow posting an 18-5 advantage at the first Most of the experiences have been Rose said his aim was to be the matches are listed ... Sugar Ray became the first NFL team to have Francisco. Los Angeles hosts Cincin­ joined major league baseball’s Pitch, Australian Lesley Hunt ’Turnbull. buzzer. most pleasant out there on “Purnell highest paid player in the game. This Leonard, a champion in the making, four players — Young, Ahmad nati Monday night. Hit and Run youth program, it was At intermission, the home five was Lake,” fact he may have accomplished and Armando Muniz meet in the Rashad, Foreman and Sammy White announced. Bulls Need Help, up, 30-11, and after three periods Over Glastonbury I’ll save some of the more cooky or although there are a number of featured 10-round bout this afternoon — catch 50 or more passes in a East held a 39-24 bulge with reserves strange happenings for another players in the National League who (5 o’clock) at Springfield. The 1976 season. flooding the court. column. I’d just like to tell you about are better players, and certainly Bowling Olympic Gold Medal winner is The most interesting statistic of Petkaitis dropped in seven baskets two of the more interesting episodes there are a number in the American Breaking open a close contest in the third quarter, Penney currently the No. 2 ranking the team that cannot run is that the Seek Out Will and hit once from the charity line for that happened. league as well. High went on to rout host Glastonbury High, 60-27, in non­ welterweight in the USA...Veteran Vikings have controlled the ball (;OP — Eileen Carson 15 points, the only twin scorer on the A very crusty, high ranking officer This list would include Pittsburgh’s West Haven High coach Whitey conference basketball action last night at the Tomahawks’ gym. better than any other club this 178-459, Dianne Eib 185-519, in the U.S. Navy came to me to help Dave Parker, Cincinnati’s George Piurek will join Jerry Courville and season, running 47 more plays than Grayce Shea 183-477, him improve his casting distance. Foster, Larry Bowa of Philadelphia Babe Allen as Gold Key recipients at their closest rival. That has eased the Harriet Haslett 502, Sally CHICAGO (UPI) — The Chicago Bulls hope to know within two It was the 1978-79 season opener for When he saw the parking lot, and I in the NL and the aforementioned the Jan. 28 dinner in New Haven. Heavisides 457, Pat Petty Comfortable load on the Minnesota defense, which weeks whether they have succeeded in efforts to lure former both schools. told him that this was where he was Red Sockers, plus Rod Carew, Mark Dumais, former East Forstrom 476. Amato Honored GREENSBORO, N.C. (UPI) - isn’t the feared Purple Gang of years The quintets were deadlocked at 8- going to receive his instructions 1 baseball’s best hitter and New Catholic High athlete, flipped in 101 National Basketball Association great Wilt Chamberlain out of PROVIDENCE, R.I. (UPI) - Stock car driver Richard Petty was past. No wonder Tarkenton is finding all after one quarter with Penney thought he would have a fit. York’s Ron Guidry to skim the sur­ points and collected 23 assists with BLOSSOMS - Sue retirement to serve as backup center to Artis Gilmore. Providence CoUeg^track and cross reported to be resting comfortably taking a slim 17-15 halftime advan­ face. I heard a lot of static about him eight steals'in four games last week Catolane 186-494, Donna Jon Kovler, managing general country coach Bo^" Amato was Thursday after undergoing surgery tage. Cold shooting predominated the Knowing how much money is partner of the Bulls, said Friday he driving “all the way from Groton,” with Mass Maritime and was named DePaulo 176, Sherry Scorso Chamberlain, who Kovler said selected 1978 New England cross Wednesday to remove scar tissue first half of play. around and knowing how much had made a firm offer to the 42-year- etc. etc. However, after taking his to the Division III Honor Roll. Last East Freshmen 196-482, Marty Bradshaw weighs about 300 pounds and is an country coach of the year by the New from an ulcer he suffered earlier this The Black Knights warmed up in money some ball clubs are willing to old all-time NBA scoring leader to England Track Coaches Associa­ rod and showing how well I could year, as a freshman. Dumais led 176, Rita Collins 453, Barb “awesome” physical specimen, has year. the third stanza hooping 17 points, led pay, the game’s top players, through play about “ 10 or 12” minutes a game tion. Bob Wolf, assistant administrator cast it and avoid cars at the same Mass in scoring with a 22-point per OpenWith Win Sullivan 470, Rosemary said he has remained in top physical by Ed Huppe (7) and lanky pivotman time, he was impressed. their agents, will be demanding out­ to relieve Gilmore. shape through his association with Amato was honored for guiding the of Greensboro Hospital, would not game average ... Whalers entertain Symons 451. Mike Picard (6). The Tomahawks, His was a simple problem and I rageous salaries in the future. the Russians tonight at Springfield Kovler said he met with professional volleyball on the West Friar harriers to a perfect 9-0 match release information on Petty’s condi­ East Catholic’s freshman basket­ meanwhile, were still having soon had him casting 30 feet beyond One wonders where the sky­ and Coach Bill Dineen expects a Chamberlain in San Diego twice last Coast, He owns most of the major race season, leading PC to their fifth tion. but said “his physician this ball team opened its 1978-79 on a win­ problems solving the Penney zone his previous limit. This salty sea dog, rocketing salary picture will stop. tough test. “There is more at stake ning note with a 59-48 duke over the week and observed the 7-foot-2 center scoring records in the NBA, having straight New England Championship morning said he (Petty) had a good defense and could add just a field was such a pleased pussy cat, he sur­ There will be more players than than just an exhibition. We know Bulkeley frosh yesterday at the BAHERIESFOR was in “excellent” physical shape. averaged 50 points per game in one and putting PC’s track team in the night and was resting comfortably.” goal to their total. ever playing out their options and Kovler said he was convinced prised me with a really fine gift and a from past experiences that we can’t Eagles’ Nest. Radlot-Haaring AMt season and scoring 100 points in a 10th spot in the NCAA Cham­ Penney broke it open in the final then sitting back and let all clubs put Chamberlain could help the Bulls, very tunny note about “parking lot intimidate the Russians. It’s a big Brian Galligampumped in 12 points Gamas-FlatMIgMs contest. pionships. period with a 28-point explosion, 10 in a bid for their services. who are off to a slow start this season fishing.” game for us." This year it will count and David Hintz and Terry O’Donnell by backcourt performer Dan Lima. Frankly, I think baseball is in trou­ ARTHUR DRUG and have been looking for someone to The other memorable experience in the WHA standings ... Have a nice 9 and 8 respectively for Head Coach Lima led the Penney effort with 18 ble, despite the glowing statements spell Gilmore in the pivot. concerned a Scot from Glasgow, who weekend. Jack Hull’s crew. points with Picard and Huppe chip­ “Wiit said if he made a comeback, had traveled to Manchester to try ping in 15 and 11 markers respective-' and sell me some Scottish ladies’ he would want to make it in ly. Larry Murray was top point- Chicago,’' Kovler said. “We dis­ wear. He was a fisherman and we hit Rec Youth Basketball maker for the cold-shooting it off real well. Especially out in the \ cussed it seriously and didn’t give Tomahawks with 8 tallies. any deadline but he said he would be parking Jot. He couldn't get over the Program Lists Starts way s A e of our American made SPORTS in Chicago in the next week or two I’cnncy (6(1) Lima 7-4-18, James4-0-4, and could let us know by then." rods handled. The Manchester Recreation Department’s youth Schultz 1-0-2, Picard 6-3-15. Huppe 4-3-11, He left for home and the next I SLATE No contract terms were discussed Cace 1-2-4, Breen 1-0-2, Cruz 2-0-4, Garen basketball season begins Dec. 11 at the East Side Rec, WE ARE NOW TAKING at the meetings but Kovler said 0-0-0. Totals 23-14-60. heard from him was via a British Community “Y” and Verplanck School with three World Jai-Aiai says magazine. He had written an article Chamberlain could play as long as he GliiHtonliiiry (27) Patenaude 0-0-0, W cekcnil Tervee divisions, Pee-Wee (age 8-9), Midget (10-11-12), and ORDERS FOR THE thanks to all its fHends. about “A Crazy Yank in Manchester wanted. Stowell 1-0-2, Murray 1-6-8, Peyrot 1-2-4. riiilay Juniors (13-15). Monday night all seats will be free, Maples 3-1-7, Foster 04)4). Pitcher, 1-0-2, Conn., U.S.A., who fishes in a Kovler admitted he wasn’t thinking N F L: I - Co 11H \ s . HOLIDAYS first come, hrstserved. All admission solely of Chamberlain's playing abili­ Holand 1-0-2, Hanley 14)-2 Totals 9-9-27. parking lot” and catches friends that .Slr«'l«T». Cli.22,31) The East Side Rec offers a Midget and a Junior Divi­ ty. A comeback by Chamberlain, who way! I’ninis: 2 - Ibnis ICiin. sion with the Midgets playing Thursdays at 6:15 and 7:15 free. And free parking. played in 1,045 NBA games and never I S \ vs. (in'ul Hril:iin, p.m. and the Juniors Friday at 6:15, 7:15 and 8:15, Wky Go Craz]( M Tho It’s the end of the season — but we’ll be fouled out, would draw spectators to <:ii.2t The “Y" lists Pee-Wee and Midget Divisions with Pee- last Minute ORDER NOW back April 5th. We’ll miss you, fans. Chicago Stadium. WestphaVs Shooting M'L: 4 • Vikings \s. Wee play Mondays at 6:15 and 7:15 p.m. and Midgets “Obviously, we would be getting an Lions. Cli.3 Tuesday and Wednesdays at 6:15 and 7:15 p.m. Come Monday, it’s on the house. First extra ticket or two for people to Booling: 4 . (;r:inil ’n \. Verplanck will have Pee-Wee and Midgets Divisions, 643-120S game'TPM. Doors f " come out and see Wilt. ” Kovler said. Cli.22 with Pee-Wees playing Tuesdays at 6:15 and 7:15 anci Too Much for Celts Midgets Monday at 6:15 and Wednesdays at 6:15 and 7:15, ' • Clubs • Churches open 6PM. ^ Chamberlain, who has not com­ W ill)' W orld of .Snorts: .5 - League play runs through March 22. • Business • Office mented on the talks, has not played in BOSTON (UPI) — Paul Westphal tossed in 30 points and the Cli.U the NBA since 1973. when he left the \IIL : 8 - Hell Wings vs. The following Rec staffers will conduct the programs: Parties D)s Angeles Lakers to coach the now- Phoenix Suns placed five players in double figures Friday night Itiingrrs, Cli.<>; Bruins "Y" - Bill McCarthy and Carl Bujaucius, East Side- I4 0 RLD ^M M I defunct San Diego club in the ABA, en route to a 124-104 swamping of the Boston Celtics. vs. Fivers, Cli..l« Jim Clifford and Mike Maloney, Verplanck - Scott Gar- AT H47TFORD. BETTER FOR TC BETTOR Chamberlain considered a possible man. Bill and Jim Lodge. WE WILL DELIVER THE The Suns totally dominated play one quarter as Billy Knight scored 13 Dining from 6PM. Major credit cards. l-9t comeback with the New York Knicks over the last 26 minutes, outscoring DAY YOU WANT THEM of his 19 points, which paced the SlIlllllIN north of Hartford at Easi-West Service Road in 1975 but it did not materialize. Boston at one stretch 29-9 to turn a Celtics. However, Phoenix tied the (Exit 33). M 'L: 2 I • GiiiiilK MWVVWU5M/VVWWV)AMVAMAAAJVWVVyVWV\i Kovler said if the Bulls signed 59-48 deficit into a 77-68 lead. score at halftime, 60-60, closing with CurilH, Cli..'l : PiilN \s. Chamberlain, some type of compen­ Westphal tofsed in 16 of his game a 12-1 spurt. COOPER ST. HHIh. <:Ii.22,.’I(I sation would have to be worked out high 30 points in the first half. He was The Suns controlled the boards in M L: t - Kiiitlcrs **'****************************************’***** with the Lakers. aided by Walter Davis, Alvan ici': iiocK n PACKAGE nORE the second half limiting the Celtics to l>ol|iliiiiH, Cli.22,.’IO 57. COOPER 8T. “But what you are talking about is Adams, and Ron Lee in building up a one shot on most occasions. The W <’i III*i*H f i I' Iil III MIL: 7 • ItriiiiiK \K. N«iiirlli til 8 OFF. W. CENTER 8T. UP FROM MAC DONALDS compensation for a 42-year-old 24-point lead with three minutes to Celtics, who saw their four-game Miiii4'lh*N|4>r. (>:50 Herald photo by Strempfer Stur». Cli.llO :»Ks l<4M>li\ill4> til Si. Wvv center who has been out of the league play. ' winning streak snap, were outscored IJ MIL: K ■ CuiiiKlit'iis iiiiril. 8 for five years," Kovler explained. 64-44 in the second half. FREE DEUVERY 643-1205 CLOSING DEC15 Manchester High Coach Ginny Lind Sets Defense in Opener The Celtics led 35-27 at the end of l^

EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Sat., Dec. 9. 1978- PAGE SEyRNTFirM Help Wanted Bond Agency Will Air , 13 Hornet For Stio 23 Hornet For Solo R E LIA B LE WOMAN To care H erald NO MORE WAITING... for II month old -)- 1st grader, FORM 7:45 to 5:00 p.m., Keeney Hartford Skywalk Bid Street School are. Westwood YOU CAN PLACE YOUR section. Call after 5 p.m., 646- J " p h o n e 643-2711 Call 643-2718 5633. HARTFORD (UPI) - The State Bond the project. FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD HEMLD & DOLUR SAVER FOR AFTER HOURS HERALD TYPESETTER NEEDED full Commission decided Friday it will hold a The group feels public transportation time days for growing West special hearing in January to consider and DDLLAR SAVER ADS Hartford publishing plant. for the elderly and the handicapped is INDEX Excellent working conditions. Hanford's request for $750,000 to design more important than a skywalk for down­ NOTICES ADVERTISING WRITE YOUR FAST AD ON THIS FORM Experienced on Com- the controversial downtown skywalk. town pedestrians. 1 - - Loit and Found pugrathic equipment helpful The day before the commission's 2 - - ParM nali but not necessary. Call hb. "We think that any project involving 3 — Announcamtnit RATES BEFORE CALLING IN. meeting. Gov. Ella Grasso's budget chief % . Savage, 236-5884 for inter­ expenditures of this size and having such 4 — Enierlslnm«m Idly ...... 12#wordpirdty 5 - Phona ada (or Tho Horald will not tM accaptod If nama and ad- view. Anthony Milano removed the skywalk an adverse effect upon neighborhoods of Auctions 3diyi ..... l it word pir day proposal from the panel's agenda. He said FINANCIAL 6 diya ..... lOt word per day draaa ara not givan. Hartford must be given the most careful M dayt .. 9t daya...... at any hour TYPIST- if you have good he was informed by the Department of e - Bonds-Slocks-Morigsgss 15 WORD MINIMUM ON ALL ADS consideration," the letter said. 9 - Personal Loans 15 word! $2.00 minimum skills or skills you haven’t Transportation that a public hearing had The group told the commission they 10 - Insurance Hippy Adi ...... $2.50 Inch RATES: Boiad on ceheaculive doyi od ii run. used for awhile call 289-4319 situation Wanted 15 not been held on the matter. for more information. were concerned that once the city got the EMPLOYMENT ($2.00 MIN. CHARGE) MATURE WGMAN wanted to "I think there was erroneous informa­ 13 - Help Wanted RESPGNSIBLE Mother will design money, the public would not be 14 - Business Opportunities BOOKKEEPERS- If you have work store clerk, Manchester care for children in my home. tion the state received," said Hartford 15 - Situation Wanted able to stop further work on the project. 1 to 2 D a y s ...... 12 ‘ per word per day good skills, or skills you area. Apply 333 Homestead Call 646-1076. 5 to 8 p.m. only. City Council member Richard Suisman, Ave., Hartford. Sen. Lawrence DeNardis, R-Hamden EDUCATION 3 to 5 D a y s ...... 1 1 * per word per day haven't used for awhile, call who attended Friday's meeting. He said 18 - Private Instructions 289-4119 for more information. and a Bond Commission member, was 19 - Schools-Classes no public hearing was necessary on the 20 - Instructions Wanted 6 Days to 25 Days ...... 10* per word per ^ y concerned that the proposed skywalk does PART TIME Secretaries / EDUCATION design phase of the $6 million pedestrian not technically qualify for state transpor­ REAL ESTATE 26 D a y s ...... 9* per word per ^ y Typists / Bookkeepers- for in­ 23 - BURGER KING needs men or walkway project. Homes tor Sale formation call 289-4319. tation funds because it is not a road. 24 - LotS'Land lor Sale women. Full or part time to Private Inatructlona ia Suisman and his fellow council member The U.S. Department of Transportation 25 - Investment Properly work evenings from 5 till 26 - Business Property MECHANIC SERVICE William DiBella said the design award is 27 - closing. Must be over 18, App­ REMEDIAL READING and has already approved federal money for Resort Property Ad running in The Heraid STATION part time days and 28 - Real Estate Wanted N i 9 k t math; individualized work needed so the city can produce a plan that the project. nights. Could lead to full time ly in person, 467 Center Street. EXTRA can run in Doiiar Saver for Between 2 and 6 pm. program, (lst-8th grade) by the public can respond to at a later date. At the urging of Mrs. Grasso, the Bond MISC. SERVICES position. Experienced need 31 - master’s degree teacher. 568- Barbara and Robert Harrison, antique dealers, of Manchester arc "It's an important project to the city." Services Offered *2.00 for 15 wordSy 10* only to apply. 252 Spencer Commission finally decided the best thing 32 - Painting.Papering ASSEMBLERS, 8075. shown with some of the antiques they will have on display today from Suisman said. "I'm not surprised there 33 - Building-Contracting BONUS Street, Manchester. to do was to call a Jan. 5 hearing to deal 34 - Roofng-Siding each addiUonai word. E LE C T R G N IC C A B LE & are a lot of questions." HARNESS MAKERS- Apply RIDING LESSGNS jndoor 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. at the Christmas Antique Show & Sale at the Waddell with the sticky issue. 35 - Heetmg.Plum5ing BABYSITTER NEEDED Friday's meeting was also attended by 36 - Flooring Lance. 99 Forest Street, riding ring. Western stock School, 163 Broad St., Manchester. Their Siamese cat, Molly, however, "We'll be having a public hearing is 37 - Moving-Trucking-Storage Plaaaa complata Information block aa givan balow, than raad It In Desperately in my Manhcesler. seat, saddle seat, and hunt members of the Hartford Areas Rally 38 - Services Wanted Manchester Home. Morning what it boils down to," Milano said after Ha antiraty ovar phona, or aand thla form along with proper seat. All levels 228-9817. is not for sale. All proceeds will benefit the East Catholic High Scjiool hours only. Mature reliable Together, who recently wrote Mrs. the meeting. "I think the public was best MISC. FOR SALE t y p i s t & VARIGUS Hockey Team. (Herald photo by Strempfer) amount lo Manchaatar Evening Harald, Bralnard Place. person preferred. Own Grasso, Bond Commission members and served by removing that item (the 4 0 - Household Goods GFFICE DUTIES- For Ac­ VGICE, PIANG Instructions. legislators to express their opposition to 41 - Articles for Sale transportation and references Former faculty New York skywalk) from the agenda." 42 - Building Supplies STAITRIAOINOHEM required. Call 643-7130. counts Supervisor Assistant. 43 - Pets -Birds- Dogs Experienced preferred. EEG Music and Art High School. 44 - Mualcal Inatrumenu Employer. 289-8291, Professional Singer/Pianist. ECHS Auction Is Today 45 - Boats & Accessories My Noma IS__ MECHANIC SERVICE 644-8597. 46 - Sporting Goods STATION- part time will F U LL TIM E M A LE To handle MANCHESTER - The East Catholic Robert Reid & Son, Robert and Barbara 47 - Garden Products ; My AddraN IS- train. Apply in person 252 48 - Antiques duties in shipping and GUITAR, BANJG, Mandolin, High School Hockey Association will D. Harrison, Janet Conboy, and Gene,and 49 - Wanted to Buy Street, Manchester. Bass Lessons: Folk, Blue CGM Knocks Aid Plan _My Phana Na. It- receiving departments. benefit from proceeds received from the Gail Dickenson, who are also managing r i Experienced preferred. EEG Grass, Popular. Ages 5-adults. RENTALS JOB OPENING- one driver first annual Christmas Antiques Show & the show. HARTFORD (UPI) — A statewide munities. 52 - Roo,rns for Rent AD TO RUN IN HERALD □ $ SAVER □ BOTH □ Employer. 289-8291. Beginners-professionals. 9 53 - Apartments for Rent MARE For your oxira convonlanco, wo havo Inalallad a Want for the Vernon area. Provide Easy enjoyable progress. Sale to be held at the Waddell School, 163 The ECHS team is non-funded by the organization of cities and towns says a The panel last week approved the 54 - Homes for Rent transportation to the center Ad Dapartmanl aftar-houra aniwarlng aarvica. Now, Hew Many Deya------STARTINQ DATE AVGN- To Buy, of Sell. F R E E Loan instrument. 646- Broad St. today from 10 a m. to 9 p.m. proposed school aid equalization formula 55 - Business for Rent for the childern and parents. school. This is the first big-scale fund proposed formula and a $386.7 million 56 - Resort Property for Rent whatavor tha hour, day or night, Sundaya or holldaya 6557. Part time split schedule. $1,- Manchester, Bolton, Coven­ Sponsored by parents of the hockey drive the team has conducted. will not be able to keep pace with soaring spending package to be phased in over five 57 - Wanted lo Rant try, Andover, Call collect 822- 58 - Misc lor Rent 445 for 34 weeks. Please reply team members, the show will feature 40 intiation. 8083. Schoolt-Clattet It The show will fbature jewelry, fine years. by December 15th, 1978. to AUTOMOTIVE Dial Days 043-2711 exhibitors from Connecticut, china, silver and furniture. Connecticut Conference of The CCM has criticized the phase-in Now Helen Seelc, Headstart 61 - Autos for Sale AAA VENDING RGUTE- FGR THE BEST - Manchester Massachusetts and Rhode Island. Refreshments will be available. Municipalities officials said the state’s 62 - Trucks for Sale WACAP, 3234 Broad Street, plan as falling short of improving the Dial Nights 643-2718 Cash required, $5,000 Toll Gymnastic School. 3 to 5 Manchester will feature four exhibitors - cities and towns will require almost twice 63 - Heavy Equipment lor Sale Everybody Danielson, Ct. 06239. An Equal quality of education or relieving tax 64 - Motorcydes-Bicycles Free 1-800-423-2355, Ext. 905. pupils per teacher. F R E E in- 65 - Just givt us your mottago, nama and addrass - Wa’II do tha Opportunity Employer. the aid provided for in the proposal set burdens in poor towns and cities. Campers-Trailers-Mjbile rotl. iroductory lesson with this ad. forth by the state School Finance Advisory Homes Knows FULL TIME CLERK For Call 646-6306, r 6463549. The conference based its claims on es­ 66 - Automotive Service FACTORY OPENINGS Danbury Firm Reopens Panel. timates which show inflation will incrqase 67 - Autos for Rent-Lease • No more ruiWng lo cell before noon Order your Warn Ad whenever (various) in our Hartford and general office duties. Must be you’re ypu’re reedy —' nighl dr dey, even on Sundays and holidays. able to type 45 wpm. C & M The proposed finance plan is aimed at school costs about $66 million next year Canton Plants. Previous fac­ DANBURY (UPI) — An electronics Graphic Sciences. Inc., manufacturers Warehouse at 289-8211. □ REAL ESTATE meeting a state Supreme Court order to and $381 million in the next five years. 30. tory experienced desired. ***,**••••••••••••••••••••• firm reopened Friday after a malfunc­ of electronics communications equipment Liberal insurance benefits in­ revamp Connecticut's local property tax- Berlin Mayor Arthur B. Powers, presi­ Butineta Opportunity 14 tioning valve spewed highly toxic amonia in Commerce Park, was evacuated cluded. Call 522-1184 for inter­ Hornet For Sale 23 based educational funding system. dent of CCM, said the proposed plan would gas in the plant and 12 employees were Thursday night when Danbury police ADVERTISING view. The current system of funding public SMALL ENGINE Service treated for gas inhalation at Danbury ordered the firm's 45 second shift “ shift an increasing share of the education oHe Place your ad by noon and It runa the next day. Corporation - expanding MANCHESTER- SpUt U v e l education was declared unconstitutional DEADLINE ; HAPPY BO O KKEEPER- Full charge, in excellent condition. 7 rooms Hospital, officials said. employees to go home. cost burden on the local property tax." I * Regular houra office phone la 643-2711. dealer network. No and unfair to children in poorer com­ 12‘.00'noon the day before CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING needed for Home Health Care experience necessary. 1 full and 2 half baths. Custom publicaUon. Agency in Manchester. Part ...... "I )■■■ Complete training program, drapes, Awnair awnings. Cen­ time, flexible hours. 643-9515. Deadilne lor Saturday and b ir t h d a y $500. investment required to tral air conditiong, many Monday Is 12:00 Noon Friday. Help Wanted other extras. F.J. Spileclu, 13 Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted start your own business. Ideal Community Calendars 13 Help Wanted 13 ACCOUNTING CLERK - for retired or part time. Realtor, 643-2121. SECRETARY, High School D etails on request. M r ^Rail Bonds Approved P L ^ S E READ Graduate with 1 year college Charlie, Fred SHEET M ETAL Mechanics- REAL ESTATE SALES PERSON TO WORK IN SOMEONE TO CARE For 8 Barker. ESCAA Field CGNTEMPRARY RANCH-12 Board of Education, 7:30 p.m.. Experienced in installation of PART TIME NURSERY or business school. Good Andover p.m.. Town Council chambers. REPRESENTATIVES- In­ Attendant. Mature loving per­ KITCHEN Making yhar old before and after Training Division, Box 19, rooms, including adjoining in­ High School. Y0.URAD commercial and industrial typing skills and accounting law apartment. Sunken living High School winter concert, 7:30 HARTFORD (UPI) — The State Bond Commission ‘ Claaslfied eda are taken over and Ralph. creased Sales Activity son to care for infants nd sandwiches, full time. Call school. Prefer Spruce Street Wading River New York. Monday heating and air conditioning background. Able to handle a room, formal dining room, 3 p.m,, Glastonbury High auditorium. Friday approved $16 million in bond authorizations to im­ the phone, as a convenience. and New Office Expansion toddlers during church ser­ 649-4561. area of Nathan Hale School. 11792. The Herald Is responsible for systems. Top pay and r^uires additional safes staf- Call 643-6426. variety or responsibilities. baths, 4 bedrooms, huge Town CTerk, 6 to 8 p.m.. Town Of­ prove Connecticut’s rail system. benefits. 649-4772. vices at The Church of the Suburban Company, fringe only one Incorrect Insertion and fing. No experience Nazarene, 236 Main Street, BABYSITTER wanted in my MANCHESTER Package fireplaced family room, game fice Building. The commission authorized $10.8 million to purchase 12 then only 'to the site of the benefits, free parking and room. $119,900. Group I Hebron necessary. For Career Oppor­ Manchester, Hours- Sunday Manchester Home, Responsi­ YOUTH SERVICE store. Excellent location. Well Tax collector, assessor, 7 to 9 p.m.. new self-propelled passenger cars for use on the New original Insertion. Error^ which ■Help Wanted 13 GRIT BLASTERS WANTED- tunities in the greater ble and mature person need pleasant working conditions. Realtors, Philbrick Agency, East Hartford do not lessen the value of the< 9:15-12:30 and 6:45-8:30 pm. COUNSELOR- Work in High established business. Call Town Office Building. Haven to Springfield, Mass, rail line. Another $200,000 Expcriencc required. For ap­ Manchester area, call Mrs. only apply. 7-5:30 pm., EOE Employer, Call 522-8211 6464200. Monday advertisement wIlT not be cor­ with occasional week nignts. School setting. College ext 214 for interview, Marion E. 'Robertson, authorization would be used for station and parking lot pointment call 633-9474. Conn Cody, Fireside Realty, Inc., Monday-Friday. Good paying Degree and 'Youth work Realtor, 643-5953. Planning and Zoning Commission, Monday rected by m C additional Inser­ NURSES AIDES wanted for Experienced with young Republican Town Committee, 8 tion. . ■ Mardfacc & Metallizing Corp., 643-8030, or Ms. Champ, 647- price. Call after 6 pm. 643- experience required. Salary MANCHESTER- 8 room 7:30 p.m.. Town Office Building. improvements. full lime on all shifts. Apply children perferred. Call 649- ROCKVILLE & SOUTH Emergency Medical Services Com­ p.m., Town Office Building. Glastonbury, 9144. 8197. based on Teacher Schedule. home, on 7 acres of beautiful The panel al.so authorized $5 m illion to finish work on director of nursing. Salmon- 9579 or 242-6069 for interview. WINDSOR AREAS. Janitorial Wednesday mission, 7:30 p.m.. Council Office. Send resume to: Youth Ser­ land. Acre pond. Garages for 3 Town clerk, tax collector, brook Convalescent Home, off duties. Permanent positions the commuter run from New Haven to New York. DRIVERS FOR SCHOOL G AL FRIDAY- For general TILO COMPANY- opening un­ vice Center, 494 Main Street, cars, one is heated. $62,500. Conservation Com m ittee, 7:30 Planning and Zoning Commission assessor, 7 to 9 p.m.. Town Office House Street, Glastonbury. LPN or NURSES AIDE for dependable persons. At Friday’s meeting, the commission also approved BUSES WANTED- We will office duties. Drivers license der new management has Manchester, 06040, no later Groug^I, Philbrick Agency. p.m., home of member. public informational meeting on the Building. Personal! 2 Please call 633-5244. train you. Part time. required to care for elderly Carabillo Services, 528-7057. INVESTMENT $1.5 million for further restration work on the state a must. Call Mrs. Bloom, 646- male, stroke victim. Flexible year round work in siding, than 12/17/78. EOE. Building Committee, 8 p.m., An­ Comprehensive Plan of Develop­ Town sanitarian, 6 to 9 p.m.. Town Housewives and retirees 2900. roofing, and trim. Top wages. GUARANTEE Capitol and $172,000 for expansion at the E li Whitney WOMEN WANTED FOR hours. References required. dover Elementary School. ment, 7:30 p m.. Council Chambers. Office Building. SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS for preferred. Manchester area, Sub contract plan available. ■360 NET PER WK. TGLLAND- Custom built 6 Regional Vocational Technical School in Hamden. BOWLING league 9:15 South Windsor. W ill train. 643-2373. For appointment, call 643-4559 DRIVERS PART-TIME Room ranch, on heavily t ' J Friday East Hartford Public Health Podium Players tryout session for Wednesday nights. Please call YOUNG AGGRESSIVE after 6 pm. Apply 624 Wethersfield Ave.. Apply 9 Brookfield Street or growing company needs Hartford. 8-10 am, Monday Lxperienfed Driver. Preferably acre -)- lot. Exceptinnallv Nurses Association, 8 p.m., “South Pacific” , 7 p.m., Rham High 646-2161 after 5 p.m. call 289-5918, after 12 noon. with furniture experiente. Full Santa's Workshop, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., DENTAL ASSISTANT- lo machinists. Lathe and Milling thru Saturday. lime pusition. Apply in person. (' ' with many custom Conference Room. School. work full or part time in oral OPPORTUNITIES Available Our latest program in automatic built-in features. Also, 3 Andover Elementary School. machine operators. Excellent to meet new people and earn EXPERIENCED NURSES AIDES - Full time, surgery office. Must have PUnTiW FUNTIIRE M M T merchandising features the new bedrooms, 1 1/2 baths, 2 zone East Hartford Citizen Action Tuesday □ EMPLOYMENT Apply in person. At money. Full and part time M A T U R E & Experienced and part time, 7-3 and 11-7. previous experience. Resume 1061 N«w Britain Avt. pop'top hot foods. All are oil heat. Immediate occupan- Group Board of Directors meeting, *^22 Tolland Tpke., positions while they last. App­ Waiter, Host or nalionally*known brands such as : Planning and Zoning Commission, Experienced preferred, but to Box DD, c/o Manchester Watt Hartford NURSE RIDES cy. $64,500. Peterman Real Bolton 7:30 p.m., Raymond Lib rary com­ Manchester, or call 647-9931. ly 7-Elevcn, Center Street, Waitress/Hostess, year round ______137M Heinz, Capmbeli's, Hormel, Chef 8 p.m,. Town Office Building. Help Wanted '13 we will train. Apply in person: Herald. employment with benefits. Estate Agency, 649-9404, 646 munity room. I: .. Welding. Division of Manchester. Boy-Ar*Dee, etc. All accounts are Monday Wednesday Jai Alai Entries East Hartford Convalescent B H Machinery Inc. - Apply in person at Ellington NEEDED secured by us in office buildings, 1171. Tuesday WANTED - Gas station atten­ Home, 745 Main Street, East FULL TIME CUSTODIAN- Ridge Country Club between schools, Industrial plants and ■"ax c o lle c t o r , tow n c le r k , ^ ■ J . . hM.U--- MAINTENANCE Man- To provide Nuriing Care Public Health Nurses, 1:30 to 3:30 sraran lanBM dant, Cull or part time. Hartford. 2:30 p.m.-II p.m. Apply II a m. and 2 p.m. FMENOLY ICE CREAM hospitals in your area. We need BGLTGN- Custom 9 room Inland Wetlands Commission, 7:30 MEN / WOMEN- $150 per Experienced, Full time. App­ in private homea and assessor, 7 to 9 p.m.. Community p.m., Town Office Building. Mature, responsible person Gilead Hills School, 228-9458. week to show our equipment reliable people In your area to Cape. 2300 so. ft. 2 1/2 baths. MCm h Is^ ly in person East Hartford Part and Full tima poaltlona Medicai Facititiaa. Part service these accounts. We Hall. p m.. Council Chambers. lit Cms InUm MGiMMlts MC m s In Um for third shift. References SEWING MACHINE FULL TIME Experienced Unique fireplace. 2 car gar­ Conservation Commission, 8 p.m.. 7NWi and supplies. No sales Convalescent Home, 745 Main provide eecured locetfone in your East Hartford Women's Club 7NWs 7 N U s 7PsMs Call 871-1698. Operators and miscellaneous RELIABLE PERSON needed Waitress. Apply at Ellington availabla both daya and lima, fuii tima. Considera­ age. Birch Mt. area. View. Tuesday Town Office Building. LNsiaMiys LONriiasArim 1. Mripm-Athl 1. ArkiaMm necessary. Apply Electrolux, Street, East Hartford. eree, investment guarantee, i AtiBS-Zmk workers needed. MUST to clean office once a week. avaninga. Excallant opportunity tion given lo proference $®,000. Lessenger Sells. 646 Christmas Wrap, 7 p.m , Conference INtOvtane IN m W silrl LUrisakai 1123 Main Street, East Hart­ Ridge Country Club, between compeny financing, wholesale Board of Health, 7 p.m.. Communi­ Thursday IleCiTa I N i a t l a ^ l l U k v n s TOOLMAKERS - Machinists. H AVE SOME High School 6464)313. for advaneamanl. For furthar of;— Location and Houra. 8713. Room. lU -M n rI iAMHhm ford or call 528-6702 or 528-3869 MY COMPANY WILL 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. outteU one year factory warranty ifisHM ifdl 4. Mrtpa-Ripi iU n z a lllw M Apply 81 Commerce Street, Education. Must be able to datalla vialt your local Friandly ty Hall. Board of Selectmen, 3 p.m.. Town yUpiimk L Gmtiiik1|« between 10 am and 4 pm, EM PLO Y 2 people to start im­ NO FEE - WEEKLY PAY parts and aarvica. You provide 8- Police Explorers annual parents LIM ibl S. IrraArriiia Glastonbury. PTG Company read and speak English, and PARACHUTE RIGGER lea Craam Shop or call: EAST 10 hours your choice weekly, ser* MANCHESTER- Raised F ire Commissioners, 7:30 p.m,. ITrfeJnn iU k a o M L Q n fM im mediately. $200 per week BABYSITTER- Nathan Hale For inlormathHi call night, 7 p.m.. Veterans Memorial Office Building. IbCMrini 7.Ji m $Cvu Telephone 633-7631. provide own transportation. WANTED- 2 years in packing HARTFORD.SItvar Lana, 969- viceable automobile, be ready to Ranch with 6 rooms, 1 1/2 Firehouse. 7. mtmtkrni 7. A n A vtn a LTsM ibA LCM^Msltlaa LAUNDRY MAN- Full time, potential while learning, plus School area. Mature woman 643-9515 Clubhouse. Hebron Board of Education, 8 1 MlfM-hzM LtenMiaa IhM tm No experience ncessary. parachutes desired. Primary including some weekends for for 2 children ages 7 and 9 1040. Bumafda Ava. S26-S7S0. start in 30 days, minimum Invest* baths, one car garage, 12x24 S ih s U - ^ l M l ZifillarlvM M s fnadws-lfUdw bonuses. Call 646-3936. Equal AID t ASSISTAHCE meni, *3000. C a ll Toll-Free. Bolton Center Elementary School p.m., library of Gilead H ill School. RN, LPN, 7 to 3 and 3 to 1 Please Call Personnel Depart­ responsiblity will be to sup­ institutional laundry opertion. years, 6:30-8 am, 2:30-6 pm. Main St., 289-8890. Recreation Room with Wednesday IM Gm Opportunity Employer, M/F. MANCHESTER-Catdor*a Shop­ ol Nortii Eastern Conn. Hr. Day. Winter Concert, 7:30 p.m., Bolton MGanMIsi IthfaMliiNiM M C a iR M I n IhUtt shifts. Good pay, good ment at Pioneer Parachute port engineering packing Apply in person. East Hart­ Monday thru Friday. Call 646- fireplace. 150x200 lot. Central Friday 7Niti 7NWi benefits and working con­ Company, 644-1581. requirements. High School ping Cantor, 849-5589., Main S t Inc. Vacuum System. Good loca­ Elementary School, All Purpose Planning and Zoning Commission, 1. MriasiAsInr I l.ls-Miita 1. Gimtiti ford Convalescent Home, 745 PHOTO MAT has opppportunity 4821 after 8 pm. i I r ^ I ditions. Apply in person. Ver­ Education required. Please 849-7739, GLASTO NBURY, Main 397 East Cantor Straat, tion. $55,900. Canto & Gold- room. 7:30 p.m.. Council Chambers. Friends of the Library program on imdbCsfi LTiM vm Main Street, East Hartford. for neat responsib lhm \M k non Manor. 180 Regan Road, SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS- call Personnel Department at lible per- St. 833-2899. Manchaatar 1-800-325-6400 farb. Network on Homes, 876 Germany, 7:30 p.m., Douglas 1 fsW— hawi '^nable individual interested ROOFER AND SIDING. Pay Parks Advisory Committee, 8 Retirement Board, 6 P.m,, Per­ iNBiaM«1ma 4. ArailftidM Vernon. Exccllent Part Time work. Pioner Parachute Co., 644- Operator 80 6244. f SERVICE MANi inyart time employment. We scale base upon experience. p.m., Herrick Memorial Park. sonnel Office. Library. S .0 rw M m Will train. Call Manchester 1581. i l i M a i Mechanically inclindMf light ofler challenging and rewar- Call 742-8440 after 7 pm. CERAMIC TILE MECHANIC 643-2414 or Vernon 875-2826. Phones Staffed 24 Hours MANCHESTER- 3 Bedroom Human Services Study Committee, Commission on Services for the t. u -A n 7. SniSkH paper work, over the counter didg work with paid training iZicMiill Experienced only. Top HAIR STYLIST- SHARP GYMNASTIC OPENINGS- Cape. Aluminum siding, 8 p.m.. Community Hall. Handicapped, 7:30 p.m.. Conference South Windsor fages. *“ '••• «.i— -f.- .— sales. Inventry control. rnd excellent company “ H E Y K I D S ” SM Arekys wages. Apply: Atlas Tile, 1M2 NURSES AIDES- Full time, MANAGER - ASSISTANT Benefits, salary plus incen­ Part lime. Coordinator and fireplace, 2 baths, lightning Wednesday Room lll h C M M I n Berlin benefits. For further informa­ 7 M b ’lin Tpke., Wethersfield, all shifts. Experience HAIR CUTTERS. Rapidly tives. EOE. Call 528-0606, Instructors, Janua^ thru protection, garage. Priced at Human Rights Commission, 7:30 Monday 563-0151. tion call 563-8155 between 10 $49,900 to settle an estate. Senior Citizens, 1 p.m . Community 1. Fniritoi M iiiw preferred, but training will be expanding National chain of between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. March, 8 weeks. Contact SALES p.m., Raymond Library. UMnbmim LbrM H jm i given. Apply in person: East am and 2 pm. EARN EXTRA MONEY Phone Hesse Realty, 1-642- Hall. Town Council work session, 7:30 precision haircutting shops Mansfield Recreation Depart­ I it C M $ il« n I fcb w M rt RN-LPN wanted for full or Hartford Convalescent Home, opening soon in Marshalls ment, 557 Storrs Road. REPRESENTATIVES 7421 for details. Thursday p.m., Caucus Room, Town Hall. EXPERIENCE SERVICE NIGHTS-11 pm to 7 am. M/F. Public Building Committee, 7:30 ; p M i 7M b part time on all shifts. Apply 745 Man Street, East Hart­ Mall Manchester. We are Mansfield Center. An Equal 1. M r i « K * i 1 n i l l b v M r t M i station attendant mornings. Apply Bess Eaton Donut, 150 FOR CHRISTMAS! p.m.. Community Hall. Public Building Commission, 7:30 Tuesday 1. CVN i M I M director of nursing. Salmon- ford. looking for a licensed Opportunity Employer. NGRTH CGVENTRY- 8 Apply Maple Service, 220 Center Street, Manchester. Deliver the Dollar Saver Motor Freight Service p.m., Council Chambers. Board of Education, 7:30 p.m.. I T l f c M n t l 7.CMK«Tia brook Convalescent Home, off manager and stylists who can Spruce Street, Manchester. Deadline for application Rooms, 3 or 4 bedrooms. Thursday flV M q i L Am 4m Ii A A A T rucking is now Finished rec room with bar, South Windsor High School Library. M CmbMbit House Street, Glastonbury. SECRETARY - Part time do today's casual blow dry December 11th. on Sunday Mornings. Board of Education, 8 p.m., Bolton Please call 633-5244. mornings, Vernon Circle area. haircuts. Good salary on com- hiring for a Salary -Paid wood stove. 1 1/2 baths. Wapping Church Women, Christmas I. Ufikmi IUi Cm ImHh Call Us At Center School. 7.U*Zi«ril 7 M b Typing, and machine misions plus paid vacations Training Program. Dining room, cathedral luncheon, 11 a.m., at the church. iUnzaM iiil L C n n U m i transcription a must. Send and holidays. In-shop training. AAA sales ceilings. Many extras! Move M i M i p i I G m b b M resume to Box AA c/o in condition. By owner. 742- Planning and Zoning Commission, 3. CMqHMiI OPEN ALL DAY No following required. Call CARRIER 647-9947 REPRESENTATIVES EARN; Ml Cm M il l Manchester Herald, Kim or Judy 1-226-7851. 7:30 p.m.. Town Hall. 7 M 4. Ml I'Sirpt HAVE FUN • Top salary plus incentive 7Mb SUNDAY COMMAND CARRIER Coventry Bingo, nutritional center, 11:30 l.GNrM ilnrl im im u $.1 plus profit sharing. lU 4 iy a LJ_____ 1 Fracbeikifi SALESMAN / ESTIMATOR PERFORMANCE "The Hair­ REEDED 4&4 D U P LE X - Aluminum a.m., St, Peter’s Episcopal Church 1 Nna l-Zipi I lCn»i-$ihMta 7. CMf4ir|ii M M itv n ARTHUR DRUG for lumber yard. Must have And earn money. • 2 Weeks Paid Vacation siding, newly remodeled. Bus Monday Glastonbury 3.Im M|i L brbp Mhm cutting Place” Hall. r4 .T m- ij M1^ « - 1■ a m----- 4.lrti»Iirrb LCnpMVi experience in taking off after 1 year. line Tocation. Low $50’s. No MwICM'IMtt M l IrtwMettai Part time opportunity Beacon Hill Today X L f a t iM n MlMlMna lumber and trim from plans. WANTED MOBILE TELLERS Excellent Company Paid agents please. By appoint­ Planning and Zoning Commission, iZ lp l-JM EXPERIENCED MATURE 1 M llirifi for ambitious and ment only. During days call 7:30 p.m.. Town Hall. 7.IM I»4iiil MftirMbchi Also experienceo in WOMAN part-time waitress. Area Health and Welfare “ Our Town,” 7:30 P m.. Gideon- Vernon measuring trim. Reply P.O. Apply in person. Fani s INTERESTED IN A NEW JOB SEHING Benefits. 644-2988, after 6 pm. 649-9922. Board of Welfare, 10 to 11 a.m , i CaHhna responsible person. Welles auditorium. M i M m W MiCtmbbM Box 67, East Hartford, 06108. Kitchen, 1015 Main Street, Company Car. Town Hall. 3ri m h an MaiKhester & VERNGN- 4 1/2 room single Bake Sale, 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., St. Sunday C M H M Cm taU n after 3 p.m. Must have vehicle. 23. EVERYDAY? COllEGE DEGREE MD PREVIOUS Mother’s Club, 8 p.m.. First 7 M i l i 7M b whooo*s PART TIME- No nights. No East Hartford fam ily home. Convenient Luke’s Church, South Glastonbury. Christmas recital, 7 p.m., First 1. MBza$M1. FrwiN»tirN hours per week. Start w IDINGHiILL NEED A CHALLENGING POSITION? SRUS EXPERIEIKE HELPfUl Congregational Church, 2. Mripn-Oiyi weekends. Long holidays. July SECRETARY - Hartford Law rural location. Ideal for cou­ Nyaug Fife and Drum tree sale, Congregational Church, Route 30. I briiti Mma Town Line ENJOY DEALING WITH THE PUBLIC? ple. Applicances included. i M M i l U n 3. h ii^ and August o ff Many retired Firm seeks experienced @ 2:30 P.M. llV t ^ 9 th e re Interviews will be held at T uesday Gardiner’s Market, South Glaston­ Monday 4. A r r t M w l gentlemen and housewives $200 monthly, tenant pay heat. (.TiCt-jM 4. Cif irtida secretary with some college • LIKE TO TRAVEL? bury. L OrapiMri enjoy driving school buses. Call Joanna at RAMADA INN 647-1113. after 6:30 p.m. Democratic Town Committee, 8 Board of Education, 7:30 p.m., 1 M ik r it N ilM C ir fii or secretarial background. CALL p.m.. Town Hall. 7 . M r t « M Why not you? We will train. Expert typing and shorthand Call leanne Maybe it is time to think about being a mobile East Windaor, 1-91 Sunday Vernon Middle School, Route 30. 7. MZinb w h en ib H M M C all Vernon, 875-2826, or skills required. Call 249-9121 Eatt Windaor, Conn. Lota-Land for Safa 24 Coventry Garden Club, noon, Kat- Site I 6434071 teller at Hartford National Bank. We have several Handel’s Messiah, 4 p.m., Glaston­ Special Town Council meeting, 7:30 Mtlrtan-SMa Manhester, 643-2414. for interview. 647-9946 647-9946 203 623-9411 zung home, 2665 Boston Turnpike. ------L______positions available in our Hartford region. NEW HAMPSHIRE. Shore lot bury High School. p.m.. Memorial Building, Park IM Cm Shells aak lor Nail Hoaick 7 N M 7M b TRUCK MECHANIC with 130’ on lake, 1 1/4 acres, was \t»‘dn«*sday Monday Place. l . l M i i l.briaial ELECTRICAL ENGINEER- On Monday, Oac. 11th t u qualifed experience in general Manufacluring of industrial Canidates selected will work at various branches $24,000 - cash $16,000. Bank AARP 2129, Vernon Area Chapter, I Cimbb 9 AM lo 5 PM Conservation Commission, 7:30 Board of Education, 7:30 p.m,, 3 .1 1 Ih u truck repairs. Commands top heal treating furnaces has in the Hartford area on a lull time bases. The use take over lots $5,100 cash only. p.m., Town Hall. 1:30 p.m.. United Methodist Church, 4. M M i 4. Jm I wages, $280 a week. Must No appointment necessary Chalet on lake, move in $37,- Glastonbury High School library. $ .M n i requirement for electrical of your own is required since there Is travel from Grove Street. i fbm iMom have own tools. All company CARRIERS CARRIERS 000. Corner lot, beautiful $6.- Cemetery Commission, 7:30 p.m,. Tuesday Lttm 1 Cam engineer to design clectricaj PART TIME branch to branch (Mobile Tellers are reimburse­ AAA TRUCKING Town Hall. Ik n benefits. For Appointment control systems and high 00. 60 acres $35,000. Motels - T ucHday IJOt call 688-2233. ment for mileage and parking.) CORPORATION Restaurants - Campgrounds - Town Council, 7:30 p.m.. Council M M r i ^ temperature heating NEEDED Public Health Nursing Association, MUrtM Kqual Opportunity [iUnploycr Acreage and Farms. 603-522- chamber. Party at Mansfield Training School iH C in a tT . elements. Excellent oppor­ OPPORTUNITY NEEDED 7:30 p.m,. Town Hall. Sfli Cm M U n 3636: ^-522-3736. for residents of Vernon house, 2:30 to 7 h W i IttkCMMlH RN- 3 p.m, to 11 p.m., and 11 tunity in rapidly growing com­ If you are good with figures, like dealing with Town Planning and Zoning Com­ 7Mb p,m. to 7 a.m. part time. FOR Public Works Study Committee, 4:30, at the school. l.llnii$lM t I M U m pany. Call 289-1594. (East Hartford) the public but can't find that special niche, come 7:30 p.m.. Town Hall. mission, 7:30p.m,, Glastonbury High L U - I v t e i i IbrSpM dM th£it*s , Enjoy working with an School library. WcflncMlay 3. U rtM iljm i excellent supporting staff, DOLLAR SAVER For Bright Willing in and talk with us. Monday or Tuesday between Board of Welfare, 7:30 to 8 :30 p.m H A N C H iaTM 4.MlNRzkpi 4. M M iita caring for our elderly NO COLLECTING Tudor Village 9am and 3pm. BUSKSS OPPORnUTY Town Hall. Winter Festival of Orchestras, 7:30 Board of Directore of Chambdr of i. hmt h rilil i. Jml-Zvib OPENINGS - Part and lull i An-Zipi I w hooo! patients. Pleasant at­ Individual p.m., Gideon Welles School Commerce, noon, at the Steak Out, IbmbMriM lime for Careers in Home 1. Meadow Lane & Porter NEW LISTING Lion s Club, 8 p.m., UConn Alumni imtriHkrn mosphere, good wages and and Please apply: Package Stora auditorium. Talcottville, i m t m Health Care. If you are in­ 6 Room Full Oormor Capo. Center. t Fmwbwflim 1 24 HOUR BURNER SERVICE benefits. Please call Doris St. Must Have a Vehicle. Personnel Dept. 5th Floor Hebron Center Rockville Emblem Club 5, starts M iM Sw ib Blain, RN, Director of terested in meaningful work, Burnside Avenue Active shopping ares. High Excallent lot. FkMlacad living Young People’s AA, 8 p.m., St, Wednesday 1 COMPLETE HEATING INSTALUnONS MC m MU ii call River East Homemaker, 2. Redwood & Galaxy Dr. Enjoyable. Interesting 777 Main Street, Hartford volume. Fantastic potential. room. Appllancaa. ucallant i t m . 5:30 p.m.. Elks Lodge, N. Park 7 M b IM CM M bi Nurses,^ 646-0129 Manchester Mary’s Church. Panei of F a ir Mousing, 7:30 p.m., 7M b > OIL BURNERS Home Health Aid Service. Work. Good money. Includes all fixtures and equip­ Convaniant to shopping, achool 1. IfflilW Manor Nursing Home, 385 3. Russell S t Area area. and but. Excallant condition. Street. l.CriDMmta WATER HEATERS Mobil ment. Owner financing svalleble. PTO Executive Board, 8 p.m Glastonbury High School library. lU lh u West Center Street, 643-9511. You must have a car. Cell for details. Asking $37,900. ICmibblmi REC ROOM HEATING hM tlng o« • Capt. Nathan Hale School. Holiday Food Bakd Sale, Frank’s Snipsic Camera Club, 7:30 p.m.. 3. W d -lM i 3 . t a M m Manchester. and be in good physical health. 4. HftMMMtiii Call lor Appointment Hartford National Union Congregational Church. 4. «nbnl4ri|i We will train you. and pay you GROUP L RsaHort Thursday Supermarket, 3. frudici hpi Call Larain At CHOOSE YOUR OWN while we are doing so. You Tom Call Barbara at > .Bankand Thist Company GROUP L Redtors Thursday Friday t AttfrMi will receive a good hourly rate Windham-Tolland Building inspec­ L C M t o S l n M 7. Jm l-MttttM HOURS At home on the phone ir you've got a little money, why not get a lot of bank. LOMBARDO A ASSOCIATES LOMBARDO A ASSOGUTES Vernon Grange, 8 p.m., Grange lO n e t iW iI I. Cmflbib plus mileage reimbursemenl. 742-5549 646-7835 tors. 1:30 p.m.. Town Hall. Conservation Commission, 7:30 I* servicing our customers. 249- 647-9947 649-4693 640.4003 Hall, Route 30, M l Ffiwiici Will VVARMtfMa m iENOS FOR ON/ER 40 VEARQk 7773. Other fringe benefits also. 4n agual of^rtunffy im p h y r M/F tW iE EIGHTEEN___MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Sat., Dec. 9, 1978 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn.. Sat.. Dec. 9. 1976— PAGE NINETEEN

^ ^— Frank and Emaal Peanuts — Charles M. Schulz ACROSS 56 Toward Answer to Previous Puzzle BUSINESS & SERVICE shelter Youte THE last PERSON HW DON'T KNOW ANV1HIN6 1 Swine 57 Puts on w T 8 [ c X 8 T [ c A M 3 THiS 5HuTtLE M n f Dear Abby You DON'T LIKE 5 Not boastful 58 Rested in T i 8 0 [o S E 0 [ c L E IN THE WORLD WHO E L ABOUT HIM, AND 4'OU 8 Hug chair 7 [D T Y I c A fS 3 ME, DO H’OU ? E Dipi-OM ACY |5 5HOOLP0EWRITIN6A DON'T KNOW ANYTHING J 12 Malarial fever 59 Make a loan t s 0 E J T a E 3 I ^ By Abigail Van Buren 13 Recent (prefix) 1 A 8 E □ A about m u s i c 8 E A M M Y H E A L T H ! BOOK A50UT BEETHOVEN! .'/' 14 Sea term E N □ 8 T 3 T 15 Bang I N C E L c T A JV D \ 16 Gridder □ D E E R 3 mM DOWN 0 R N a P a A R 1 ■yl Jimmy_____ DIRECTORY 0 a 0 1 T M 17 Billboard P A M 1 Have (archaic) W u . T 1 7 3 HP Senicn OHtred 16 Mental I 0 E E "" 31 Services Ottered 31 Building Contracting 33 RootIng-SIdIng-ChImney 34 2 Make eyes at M A T T] 0 n n n disposition c A D 8 P L Date Ignored 3 Pacific island 0 r m □ □ 20 Simple sugar A M A T cm TREE SERVICE - Free QUALITY CARPENTRY Bv WES ROBBINS Carpentry BIDWELL HOME Improve­ 4 Always 8 Y N j j 1 a n estimates, discount senior Remodeling Specialist. Ad­ 22 Sooner than 5 Sleep noisily Harp Construction Additions, ment Co. Expert installation 24 Ben Car- 40 Unmusical citizens. Company 23 Examine 6 Possessive roofing^, siding decks and gar­ ditions. rec rooms, dormers, of aluminum siding gutters Her Stop Sign Priscilla's Pop — Ed Sullivan judicially twright's boy 41 Idols Manchester-owned and Ml pronoun ages, Call anytime. 643-5001. built-ins. bathrooms, and trims. Roofing installa­ 24 Nine-headed 25 Affirmations 42 Sport of operated. Call 646-1327. kitchens, 649-3446. tion and reairs 649-6495, 871- 7 City in V monster 26 Selected card shooting clay CARPET I.NSTALLATION • 2,123. r/v\ N O T S U R E SO U LIKE ON HALLOWEEN WHEN PEOPLE 27 Canal system Virginia 27 Hews B&M TREE SERVICE. Stair shifts. Repairs. Carpets. CUSTOM Carpentry - homes. DEAR ABBY: I went on a blind date with this fellow who I WANT TD ' PO PURING TRICK-OR- CAME TD TH E, 8 Hotheaded pigeons in northern A n . 28 Precipitation 43 Cempus area Complete tree care Free es­ Steam Cieaning. Free es­ Additions. Repairs. Cabinets. SPECIALIZING cleaning and Household Goods 40 Articles tor Sale 41 RENTALS w tf recommended by a friend. He was very nice-looking and LENPSOUMS’ /EIRP, ^ TREATING CTX)R,sou /W hat'S I I AUTOMOTIVE Michigan "in C L - llfr Unwieldy 44 Bring to ruin timates. Senior Citizen timates. Call 649-6265. Call Gary Cushing 345-2009. repairing chimneys, root, new hia manners were good, but you can’t tell anything these GAAkE, STUART.' MINGS/ SANG/^V WRONG 28 Rider Haggard ° f"eplace fuel Discount. Call 643-7285. object 45 Solar disc roofs. Free estimates. 30 Rooms tor Rent days by looking. Well, he took me to a drive-in movie and he WITH THAT novel ' ' 30 Companion of 4 7 _____slaw EXPERT PAINTING and vears Experience. Howley, SNOW TIRES .(2) Goodyear SEWING MACHINES- Brand 52 Autos For Sele 61 ? Suburbanite, C78-13. Used one was just too faxt for me, so I asked him to take me home 31 Over (poetic) odds 48 Trenchant REWEAVING burns, holes. LANDSCAPING- Specialize. 643-5361. new Zig-Zags. Distributors 32 Laughs ^^'S^ory TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY season. $40. for both. Call 644- THOMPSON HOUSE MEN - after the movie. He had other ideas and headed for a country 32 False beliefs 49 Toboggan Zippers, umbrellas repaired. Exterior House Pinting. Tree list price $199.95. Now only 1974 MUSTANG GHIA - 4- 33 Convent 8on of Carpentry and general con­ 1659. Birch House Women. Central­ road. 35 Rube 52 Genetic Window shades. Venetian ROOFER WILL Install roof, $79.50. Save up to 507o on all speed, 6 cylinder, 4 new pruning, spraying, mowing, tracting. Residential and ly located. Downtown When he stopped at a atop sign, I jumped out of the car. inmate Aphrodite 39 Egg layer material blinds. Kevs. TV FOR RENT weeding. Call 742-7947. siding or gutter for low dis­ famous makes! Viking, Elna, radials, 12 snows), excellent commercial. Whether it be a 30" ELECTRIC Manchester. Kitchen He didn't even try to stop me. He just drove off and left me. 34 Automotive so­ Marlow s. 867 Main St. 649- count price. Call Ken at 647- New Home, Singer, etc. A-1 condition 228-0475 or 228-9550. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 5221. small repair job, a custom FRIGIDAIRE STOVE- Im­ privileges. Call 649-2358. I was about 20 miles from home, and I didn't have any money ciety (abbr.) 8 9 to 11 HEAVY OR LIGHT built home or anything in 1566. Sewing Center, 2026 Park 35 Shaped with maculate. $100. Color: White, 12 13 TRUCKI.NG. Cellars, attics between, call 646-1379. Street, Hartford, 236-1123. CHRYSLER NEWPORT- 2 so I thumbed a ride with a truck driver who was nice enough an ax 14 ODD JOBS Done - Cellars, at­ Call 643-9317 after 5 p.m. FURNISHED SLEEPING to take me to my door. and yards cleaned, also stone, door hardtop. $2500. 434 36 Antiquated U tics. garages, yards cleaned, Wt th9 rt$k LIVE CHRISTMAS trees for room for mature gentleman. Foster Street, South Windsor, When I g<)t home my father was raving mad. He said I 16 17 loam or sand delivered. 644- NEWTON SMITH- of ehimnor fff** 37 Compass moving, trucking. Loam for 15 CUBIC .FT. Frigidaire Central location. Call 646-4701 I t l~5 or „44-9532. wfthout moking sale, 454 Woodland Street, call after 6 p.m., 644-0268. took a terrible chance thumbing a ride home with a point 19 30 21 Remodeling, Repairs, and refrigerator. Good running after 6 pm. sale. Lawn service. No job too Rec-Rooms. No job to small. Manchester. stranger. Yet 1 couldn't have walked all that way, and I 36 Tax agency 1 condition. $50. 64-4355 22 big or small. 568-8522. A-1 LIGHT TRUCKING- Rub­ 649-3144. 1972 CAPRI V-8, 4-speed, 8- wanted to get away from the guy. Was I wrong? (abbr.) FURNISHED ROOM- Free track stereo, $1100. Call 646- 1 bish removed. Appliances etc. Aztec HARDWOODS- 4 ft. lengths 6- Captain Eaay — Crooka & Lawrence 39 Birds of prey 24 25 2« parking, kitchen privileges, MAGGIE IN MESQUITE, TEXAS 29 COMPLETE CARPET & Tile moved. For all your Light 9 months seasoned. $M per 2227, after 6 pm. 41 Frozen water 1 ■ 30 installation and repairs. Free CARPENTRY & Masonry - Chimney cord. Cut and split 18 in. 6-9 central location. References 42 Television re­ 31 Trucking needs at Very and security. 14 Arch Street. DEAR MAGGIE: No girl should leave the house withtHit WHAT'KE THE WHY, ■you'1 BOSUN. PIPE ALL HANDS i I WANT estimates. Call 646-3745, after Reasonable Prices. Call Additions and remodeling. Sweeps [JMISC. FOR SALE month seasoned $M per cord. 1966 CHEVY WAGON- Run­ CHAROE5, S L IM Y THIS HOOK-NOSED SWAB MADE AN ceiver 1 1 ■ enough money to make a telephone call. U yon haven't a 34 3 . 5 p.m. anytime, 875-7059. Free estimates. Call Anthony All wood delivered in 2 cord ning but needs work. $75. Call MATE* 6 IL 0 E - e x a m p l e o f - a n d I'LL DISH OUT 43 Fake doctors 3 . Ton Saaperi MANCHESTER- Excellent parent to call In case yon need transportation, call a friend 1 ■ Squillacote 649-0811. amounts. Call 649-8735 after 7 anytime, 875-7059. RA Ti . THE PUNISHMENT PERSO NALLY ! 46 Raps 32 room for gentleman. or relative. Or call the police department! Yonng ladiee 38 39 40 BRICK. Block. Stone. SNOW-PLOWING- Commer­ Kirw Artlclaa lor Sale • 41 pm. 50 Biblical 1 ■ Fireplaces.concrete. Chimnev Convenient area. No kitchen ATTENTION! Come see our should not thnmb ridea with atriuigora, neither ahonld they AYE-AYE. preposition 41 cial and Residential. Free es­ CARPENTRY - Repairs, 371 W M S M ST. repairs. No job too small. remodeling, additions, gar­ ALUMINUM Sheets used as WASHING MACHINE- Ping privileges. $30 weekly. 649- Great Selection of Quality he walking alone at night. PUy tale. ALWAYS carry S IR ! IT'LL 6B 51 Pique 1 timates. Reliable, plus Best M M K X S in 4003. A PLEASURE! 43 44 45 Save! Call 644-8356 for es­ Prices Around! Please call ages. roofing. Call David printing plates, .007 thick Pong table, TV; golf clubs, Preowneiil Autos. Completely enough money lor transportation heme. 53 Playwright 47 48 48 timates. 23x32”, 25 cents ach or 5 nor Coward 1 528-3678. Patria. 644-1796. 643-0130:^gffltfi skiis, boots. All reasonabley reconditioned at Manchester 50 51 61. Phone 643-2711. Must be priced. Friday, Saturday. Sun­ 238 CHARTER OAK Honda, Connecticut's largest DEAR ABBY: I do not drive an automobile, and all my 54 Seaport in S3 STREET- Room with private Arabia S4 WATERPROOFING- Founda­ LEON CIESZYNSKI Builder - picked up before 11 a m. day. Call 646-6660. and most complete Honda friends know it. Now, Abby, it stands to reason that I have 55 58 SNOW-PLOWING- Available entrance suitable for mature 55 Compass tion cracks, tile lines, walls, all winter, night or day. New homes custom built ONLY. Dealer! 24 Adam Street, to depend on my frienda for transportation to club meetings, working gentleman. Parking. point 57 58 sump pumps, hatchways, win­ SANDING AVAILABLE TOO. remodeled, additions, reo ANTIQUE OAK BUFFET. Manchester. church doings, and other social events. So why must I 59 Heating-Plumbing 35 TWO 300 AMP Rectifiers - NO cooking. Security. $25 dow wells. Fireplaces and Don't wait til it snows! Call rooms, garage, kitchens Carving around oval bevel telephone my friends and have to beg a ride? Good condition. Good for mirror and base, INEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE AS$N> Ceramic Tile repairs. 30 646-0743, after 3:30 p.m. remodeled.bath tile, cement Fan'cy ^ 4 VEGA GT- Good running Since they are well aware that I attend all the things they years' experience. 643-4953, •••••••••••••••••••••••••« work, steps, dormers, SEWERLINES, sink lines, plating, or welding. Call 649- handles. Call after 6 pm M9 ...... condition. $550. Call 649-8994, cleaned with electric cutters, 3439 from noon til 6:00 p.m. 4679. Apertments For Rent 53 after 6 p.m. do, wouldn't it be much more gracious if they were to call me 242-5913. Palming-Papering 32 residential or comercial. Call 649-4291. by professionals. McKinney and offer a ride? When I call and ask them for a ride they are Bros Sewage Disposal Com­ MOLDED FORMICA top and LOOKING for anything in real 1974 FORD LTD- power always courteous, but I really would appreciate it if I didn't Win at bridge SNOW-PLOWING- Residen­ PAINTING - Interior and FIREWOOD for sale Alley Oop — Dave Qraua tial and Commercial. Depen­ pany. 643-5308. paneled bar with two shelves Hardwood. Cut, Split and estate rental - apartments, steering, brakes, good running have to call and beg. exterior, paperhanging, and four stools. $175. 646-6028. homes, multiple dwellings, no dable. Resonable. Call 649- excellent work references. Delivered. $75 cord. 649-5683. condition. Best offer. Call DOESN'T DRIVE IN OMAHA 2098. or 646-3824. FIRST CLASS Carpentry - NO JOB TOO Small - To let fees. Call J.D. Real Estate after 5 pm. 643-7354. HE'S GOINS ID RRE! Free estimates. Fully in­ Remodeling and Additions. repairs, plugged drains, DARK LOAM Delivered 5 ...... Associates, Inc. 646-1980 DEAR DOE8NT: Mott people (even the moat gradoiul LOOK OUT, AHTU ' sured. Martin Matson, 649- Kitchens and Rec Rooms. 35 kitchen faucet replaced, yards, $34. plus tax. Also sand Do you see how South can DICK'S SNOW-PLOWING- 4431. 1971 DODGE CORONET Sta­ a n too preocenpied with their own bntinets to gneia who NORTH Serving Manchester for 10 years experience! For Free repaired, rec rooms, gravel and more stone 643 * TAG SALES FOUR ROOM APARTMENT tion Wagon, V-8. Automatic. make his contract by means Estimates, call 646-4239. - 426 Broad St. $155. &curity needs trantpertation, DOU HAVE A VERY' NO DOUBT WHY YOU VfDU H A V E T H E ' weekdays, all day Saturday will defeat its own purpose. you'll be able to keep them. iV e © O N E tion, orange ackground with Homes lor Rent 54 Save the accolades for those 'ytDUR X-BAVS, INUSUAL MEDICAL , A R E H A ’y IN G s u c h A l i v e r o p a ' and Sunday. OLDSMOBILE 1968 DELTA Both you and the one who y.' PIFPICUCT TIME WITH CHICKEN. white floral print. Call after 4 88- New exhaust, battery, who deserve them, not those S H E R I P F . PI■’RO B L E M ...'!.— ^ p.m., 646-1168. accepted your work will be >t5UR JOB. 8 CORRECTION ★ MANCHESTER, Buckland water pump. First $275. Call you feel sorry for. hurt. S In our ad — Friday Dac. tth, tha Incorrect data B CHRISTMAS TREES- Yeomans Tree Farm, Lake THE JOY OF MINIATURES Street, available December 649-2998. ARIES (March 2Mpril 19) (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) K appeared. It should have read s FOUR-PIECE PINE 1st, clean 5 room Ranch with / Bedroom Set. Excellent con­ Road. Andover. Thousands to has a super little Antique Doll Berry’s World — Jim Berry f choose from. Try us you’ll like House, Miniatures, Many Old garage and fireplace. $340 per 1970 RAMBLER. Good condi­ '‘ l 1$400e H T 1M » V Y A 6 O O R 8 »W W NIGHr./' ! Have Your Picture Taken With Santa i dition. Queen-size bed, triple whal we have. Open daily 3:30 Dolls and Some Great Collec- month, plus security. 644-1408. tion. 130 Pearl Street, dresser, dresser with shelved tiblcs [or sale at the Christ- ______Manchester mirror, night stand. 4 years to 5 pm. Weekends 9-5 pm. Bugs Bunny — Helmdahl A Stoffel I FREE Follow signs from Route 6. mas Antique Show, Waddell ...... I Otllces-Storea lor Rent 55 old. $800. 568-0935. School, Broad Street, 10 to 9 Trucks tor Sale 62 s SATURDAY - DEC 9th - 3-5 p.m. f Today! $IN CE THE VV/ilZR/lNTy ] „.ITI9THE FIKAUtJLICY FRESH PICKED MT. ROCKVILLE - 9x39 fool store OFGJHNODSLe'S CONTEMPORARY Furniture LAUREL FOR SALE- Best 1966 CHEVY CIO Pick-Up II-1- HA9 eXFIREPON THIS ^lEN ETTE ASSOCIATES, INC. R - Excellent condition. Oval on busy street. Large display Truck, 6 cylinder. Good run­ T 0 4 S T E R . PgWKT/ttENT for Christmas Wreaths & THE PACK RAT Antiques & windows. $125 monthly. Lease t.i.'J lluriiKiili' \>c. S dinette table with chrome Decorations. Call 649-7862, Collectables. Open Sunday 12 ning condition. 644-8109 Our Boarding Houae 9 Thia Funny World base and 4 cane chairs. Large required. Lee & Lamont Real­ between 10 am to 1:30. Eiinl lliirlfiinl, (!l. R evenings and Sunday. to 5, 40 Flora Road, off Route ty, 875-4690. Add a touch of color to a oval mirror, and lamps. ------85, Bolton. Gateleg Table, comfortable cobbler with UM.IAS, MO0T PERSON^ VaH'T REALIZE XBaiBsii»»it«i(«i3aiaaissy(a£Ssijssi«saEa(jft items for collectors. original miles. Excellent con­ •••••••••••••••••••••••••• Ideal location. $300 including dition. Call 742-7676. IN MODERN FARMINS! INSELLINfi.TBEN HIS No. 2136 has tissue . . . Aluminum. Various sizes. Call u tilities. Don Horrigan, ELECTRIC STOVE- 42". Wanted to Buy 49 BUYING T u r k ey s i wA^l s im p l y appl'//n ," » 7 » IU E KIBBON OUIITS. 4846 after 5 pm. 1975 HONDA CB 360 T- CMtjIni ilitin lorily quilti. ( )! '. I ,\K )RfL w ilh <9.00/TREE Excellent condition. 3.400 O I9(a by NEA. Inc Nt. O UZ -Q O IIII ON PARADE Dlrtclleai (dr iliticn qollti. miles. $800, or best otter. Call TAG NOW • CUT LATER 528-6843. oim OFFICE SPACE MINIMI EB QUILTS. I I taaclnallna qollti •yedlSrw f f i » AMERICA'S EAVOBIIE SSENTRY OPEN SATURDAY & SUNDAY FOR RENT "You should have WARNED him that this VEN THE AEBNANI. A btaqtiful lalectlon. * Ln\/ll Lr«4/l4rx ^ AM* ra/a/k

MANCHESTER Serving Mancheeter over 50 yri. (o T h B Florist f i a ^ ^ ■9A24 BBIRCH I D n u aST. v a TEL. 643-6247 643-4444 IPPUE8I F.T.D. MSTG CHS iHOUBSroWill ■"'* 646-3322 AMEG EXPGEkjr WOGIO WIDE 46 SHELDON ROAD • MANCHESTER, CONN. ■fi______SEGVICE M B V K I ANO IN tT A ll INOUITBIAl AND COMMERCIAL HAS IT! I COniTKIIIIG • REFnCEMTION phont NUmC and SWnilTIU Business-Directory Guide For 646-0863 341 Broad St. Manchajtar I Nm Enfland Mechanical Services, Inc. Mincheiter ROUTE 1*3, P.O. BOX 3147 Manchester an.d Surrounding rrofestionti Park TALCOTTVILLE, CONN. (06066) ’ Suitt 105 Galluher 643-2736 • 643-2192 prop. w CAMPING EQUIPMENT featuring this week... FAMOUS BRAND m n COTS. tuEPiiM aaes, air nuniiEssES. TELEVISION - APPLIANCES tTOVES,UUITEIWI .MANCHESTER

FARR’S NONEGnoVDOT "th e THE tvunTHma srofit NIELSEN AUTO PARTS Ivm plke MV CAMP-IWI-IPOIIT 2 MAIN STREIT OKN DAILT TO a P.M. J. FARR • 043-7111 A?niARC£ V TV 6 4 9 - ^ 9 krttosmaNo -.4, '\ty ..c.- VOLKSWAGEN REPAIR A'£,A> I by factory trained apeclallsta OPE/VJ Phil Pelt Locictro and Zidek wmCARPET AND FLOOR COVBUNG 646-5036 IM MAIN STIHT OPIl ION Ihiu Sil « t iRNIt 4 III f-t PAP AUTO REPAIR MANCHOm ONT 01 lOffR (All (0UK1 I43-MI3 706 Main 81. • “Area Charga" • Manchttlar Connecticul's UrgesI Floor Covering Deiler MANCHESTER SAFE & LOCK CO. fiVf LOCiCSMirH . MERCURY 453 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER • 643-6922 , O u / l P f h l annamaiaass loos s / ' I ___ [11 Phone 64G-27S6 ^ Sales CoTiDinaiion Changes r— N NO SERVICE CHARGE ^DaaLIk/VM Sales 4 Setvice • Bonded Most / K U O O e ^ .n 01 an .'.nas / ( ( ^ ) ) | Also Ae Ma«e Keys Scisso's 4 Pmh.rg Shea'S Sna'peneO GMtniUoM lor • HoMt • AlrllflM • TtumihlBi 627 Main Strsst Manctwsiar FLO’S Cake Decorating Supplies Inc. 646-0226 675-3252 NIELSEN AUTO PARTS I COMPinniE OF ,, WLTON CAKE DECORATIONS Over twenty years of experience go into the new Neilsen Auto Parts store at 646 Center RAG AUTO SERVICE St., Manchester. Owners Evelyn and Dick Nielsen ably assisted by Phil Murray (pictured) • Front End 8p«clallitB • Tuna Up 111 CINTKR ST. 70 UNION ST. combine their knowledge to provide you with the best possible parts and service available. MANCHESTfK. CONN. ROCKVILLE, CONN. • Brakaa A Bhocka • Air Conditioning Mon. • Sat. t0«5 Mon. • Sat 10'S Dick says, “Tools and auto accessories make fine Christmas gifts. We offer a lay-away • Road Barvica Thura., 10*t FrI. 10'9 plan, evening hours for shopping convenience, and even gift wrapping.” Evelyn believes it is significant that so many women are doing their own work on their 436 CENTER ST. Tal. 649-3963 MANCHESTER ITedding Cakea A Specialty cars, “Ours is a family run business with our three teen-aged children, Kathy, Debbie, and Rick helping out. It creates a casual atmosphere that everyone can be comfortable in and EVERYTHING IN that’s important to us.” Stop at Nielsen Auto Parts, 646 Center St., Manchester, for that automobile do-it- • MIRRORS • SHOWER DOORS yourselfer on your list. From individual tools, full tool sets, and accessories to friendly ad- Westside Shoe Repair % • STORE FRONTS • SAFETY GLASS viuce ... it can all be found at Nielsen Auto Parts, open 8-8 Mon.-Fri., 8-5 Saturdays, 10-2 Sun­ BATHTUB ENCLOSURES days. Phone 643-4499. 566 Center Street Manchester • Tel. 643-8285 JJL WHITE GLASS CO.. Inc. Authorlied “Hanover Shoe" Sales A g e n t A;T ' FURNITUM TOPS • PICTURE WINDOWS ^Quality repairers of Footwear, Handbags and Leather Goode. Boot Repair Speclelltla. Hand Tooled Belts - Manchaatar 6 4 9 - 7 3 2 2 SIBitMlISt >' “Bergamot” Brass Buckles. f oven 21 YiAM fxpiaieNce______Hours: Mon.-FrI. 8-5:30. Sat. 8-3:30. Closed Weds.

763 MMKHESTER MAIN ST. O V E R 45 643-1191 MEMOnilll CO. YEARS EXPERIENCE 191 0pp. East Cametery CHI 649-5807 MAIN ST. ' Goinpdny MANCHESTER q u a l it y HARRISON ST. MANCHESTER 643-1900 • FUiJNkU* »«5:v

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WEEKEND - Pape 3 This Week’s TV Specials (Plal-ogue) r ~ r - 4 8 6 7 5“ n r Week’s TV Sports _ r reach 170 degrees. n 12 Today ry Christmas With Love" Peter BONDED — How many 3 9:00 Ustinov and Peggy Lee join Julie DECEMBER 9. 1978 in a skit as Santa decides to quit James Bond movies were 14 IS 3 ) Circus 01 The Stars A variety 8 NHL Hockey Boston Bruins ver Broncos: Oakland Raiders at 8:8 16 17 of daring and unusual circus acts his lob. there and could you please Today vs. Philadelphia Ryers Miami Dolphins 3 NBA Basketball New York are performed by top stars from 3 3 Frosty’s Winter Wonder­ 18 19 AFTERNOON name them? Also, are D ECEM BER 9 . 1B78 10145 3 N a Football Oakland Raid­ Knicks vs. San Antonio Spurs k) r the entertainment and sports land Frosty the Snowman tails In they working on a new 8 Bruins W rap-Up ers at Miami Dolphins worlds. love with a snowwoman and 10:45 28 decides to get married. (R) one? — Kirk Demoruelle, 12:00 3 ® The Gathering A busi­ AFTERNOON 11:8 EVENING 3 Madiaon Square Garden (£ Weekand Specials "The nessman (Ed Asner) suffering 3 © A Placa Of Dreams The Biloxi, Miss. 3 Sports Special Of The Month SpotHght 27 Winged Colt" Charles' attempt from a terminal illness calls his recent completion of the Nation­ Before he turned in his 3 Racing From Roosevelt 7 :8 al Air and Space Museum Is 1 2 :8 8 NHL Hockey Boston Bruins to ride Comet creates havoc on family together for one last Aston Martin, Sean Con­ the farm. (Part 2 of 3) (R) Christmas to rediscover the love celebrated. 3 Candlepin Bowling 1 2 :8 vs. Minnesota North Stars 31 3 Wrastling Thursday they have misplaced. (R) 8:8 nery played 87 in “Dr. 12:8 6:8 1” EVENING Si 34 36 i t 38 10:00 3 3 Nestor The Long-Eared No,” “From Russia With 3 3 8 NFL ’78 12:8 3 NHL Hockey Montreal Can- DECEMBER 14,1978 8 The Athletes 3 3 3 NBC Reports "Read­ Donkey A humble donkey takes Love,” “Goldfinger,” 1 : 8 dlens vs. New York Islanders Joseph and Mary on their won­ •ii ■ 4 0 41 8:00 ing, Writing And Reefer" Edwin ‘‘Thunderball” and “You 3 3 8 NFL Football Balti­ 3 ) @ Rudolph's Shiny New Year drous journey to Bethlehem. (R) 8:8 EVENING Newman reports on the dramatic Only Live Twice.” George more Colls at Pittsburgh IS) Qnateat Sports Legends Rudolph the red-nosed reindeer increase in the use of marijuana Sunday 44 47 9 :8 Lazenby unsuccessfully Stealers comes to the rescue when ^ American teen-agers. 3 3 Parry Com o John Wayne, 9:45 6 : 8 DECEMBER 10.1978 48 Happy, the Baby New Year, turns 3 Special "Variations From Diana Canova, Kylene Barker took over the role in “On 1*8 3BrukiaWra|>-Up ( S Bowling For Doltars so SI (S 3 NCAA Football (Time up missing. Vienna " Erich Lelnsdorf con­ and the William and Mary Choir Her M a jesty ’s Secret tentative) 1 0 :8 53 54 9:00 ducts the Vienna Symphony in a join Perry Como to celebrate an Service,” and then Con­ 3 Sports Extra 55 56 concert of nineteenth and early MORNING (X) Special "A Barb! Doll For "Early American Christmas." nery came back for one 2 :8 Friday Christmas" Barb! Benton. Archie twentieth-century music. 3 © Tennis The U.S. laces 1 1 :8 !>/ 58 1 0 :8 more quick million in “Di­ 3NaTHsWaek ** DECEMBER 15,1978 Campbell. Mickey Gilley and 11:00 Great Britain In the 1978 Davis 1 1:8 z r 3 3 ABC Special "Merry 3TNslaTlwNFL Santa Claus are featured In a IS) The Many Faces Of Love Christmas From The Grand Ole amonds Are Forever.” Cup finals from Palm Springs, special Christmas presentation. Hume Cronyn and Jessica Tandy Roger Moore starred in California. 3 Soccer Made In Germany Opry House" Top entertainers EVENING ax:ross & Second Annual Boston / New perform a loving montage of the ' Monday from the country music world. “Live and Let Die,” “The 2 :8 1 1 :8 1.6 Pictured. Mary — 32 TV show origin, at England Emmy Awards little wars waged between men 3 N a Gama OfTlw Week Including Chet Atkins and Crys­ Man With the Golden Gun” (SI W C T Tennis DECEMBER 11.1978 times 10:00 and women. tal Gayle, join together to cele­ 6:8 3 : 8 EVENING 11 MissMacRae 13 9 Weekend Lloyd Dobyns brate the holiday season. and “The Spy Who Loved AFTERNOON 3 Bowling For Dollars 35 .Proverb and Linda Ellerbee report on the Monday 3 Elizabeth Swaaos "Uirl With Me.” Moore is currently at ( i ) N FL Today 8:8 12 The East 39 Exclamation of dismay eviction of Atlantic City's senior The Incredible Feeling" A por­ work on “Moonraker,” 4 : 8 6:8 — 3 NBA Baakatball Chicago 14 Time period (ab.) 40 A Young's first name trait ol composer Elizabeth Swa- 1 2 :8 citizens to make room for gam­ DECEMBER 11,1978 which just about uses up 3 NFL Football Minnesota Vik­ 3 S o o o a r 3 Bowling For DoHara Bulls vs. New York Knicks 15 Building addition 43 Length measure bling casinos; Sam Weiner's dos and a sampling of her work. ings at Detroit Lions 16 Nickname for Miss 44 Bowler's target the Fleming novels, which 9K)6 unsuccessful campaign to legal­ EVENING (S3Qrand Prix Of Bowling 1 2 :8 10:45 10:42 (S 3 NFL Football Cincinnati Harper 45 Remember The — ize casino gambling In Florida. matters little since the pro­ 3 N a Today 3 Madison Square Garden 3 Organism A comparison Top names In professional bowl­ 17 Scoreless tie 3 3 NFL’78 Bengals at Los Angeles Rams Spotlight Limits? IS Eartha - Live And Vary Spe­ between life In a modern city and ducers pretty much use the ing compete In this PBA event, 18 Above (poet.) 47 Tatter cial Jazz singer Eartha KItt 7:00 8 ThlslsTheNa 12:15 3 Billy Graham Christmas the human body. books in name only. Also, live from the Grand Hotel In 20 Spring month appears In concert taped at the Reno, Nevada. 3 Collaga Football ’78 The top 3 Collaga Football ’78 The top 48 Elena's initials Playhouse Performance Center 8:00 Sean Connery has indi­ college football players of 1978, college football players of 1978. 22 New flower growth 49 Miss Gvdner 5 : 8 in Westport, Conn. 33Year Without A Santa John Wayne and Diana Canova share the holiday spirit cated he m ay be working as chosen by the Football Writ­ as chosen by the Football Writ­ Shop the super buys In 23 Robert or Rex 50 Numbers (ab.) Ctaus In this animated tale, San­ Thursday (3 3 Wide World Of Sports ers’ Association ol America, are ers’ Association of America, are 25 Hasten 52 Monogram of an 11:00 In “ Perry Como’s Early American Christmas,” a on his own Bondian Live coverage ol a 10-round wel- your Classified section ta Claus, suffering from a cold, spotlighted. spotlighted. 26 Legendary narrative Edwards S Special "Good Mornin' DECEMBER 14.1978 » Yuletide special on ABC, Wednesday, Dec. 13. project. tenwelght bout between Sugar today. Tomorrow you’ll B lu ^ " B.B. King narrates a look decides not to risk his health 1 : 8 27 Literary piece 53 Manilow. for one delivering gifts to people who Ray Leonard and Armando Mun­ be pleased with the at the blues from the turn of the iz from the Civic Center In 3 NFL Football St. Louis Cardi­ 29 One of the Lennons 55 — RoUe century to just after World War don’t believe In him anyway. (R) EVENING nals at New York Giants Tuesday money you’ve saved. 30 Miss Uggams' 3 3 8 A FNntstone Chrwtinas Springfield. Mass.; coverage of 57 TV Emmy — II, with personal appearances by the Soviet Gymnastics Exhibition 3 3 NFL Football Regional Fred FNntstone reluctantly DECEMBER 12,1978 monogram 58 Connery 's namesakes legendary bluesmen In intimate 7*8 from London, England. coverage ol New York Jets at 31 Lifeline aide (ab.) surroundings. pInch-hIts for Santa Claus when Cleveland Browns: Buffalo Bills 3 Special "The Night The Ani­ the jolly old elf sprains his ankle at New England Patriots mals Talked" On a wonder-filled EVENING and can’t complete his rounds. 3 © Tennis The U.S. faces EVENING T V Channels DOWN (R) night two thousand years ago, OVERSfOCK Great Britain In the 1978 Davis 1 — Company 40 Watch over Sunday legend has It that animals first 6:8 10:00 Cup finals from Palm Siirlngs. 6:8 ® WFSB, Hartford (CBS) 2 Biblical pronoun 41 That object talked. 3 Racing From Aqueduct "The DECEM BER 10,1978 3 Billy Graham Christmas California. 3 Bowling For Dollars Q WNEW, New York 3 Fib 42 Barry and Rayburn Firenze Handicap” 8:8 3 NFL Football Buffalo Bills at ® WTNH. New Haven (ABC) 4 Miss Fitzgerald 45 Done with 3 3 8 Doug Hanning Magi­ 6:45 New England Patriots O W O R . New York 5 Waite or Bellamy 46 — Marie AFTERNOON cian Doug Henning creates an SALE 1$ WHCT. Hartford Tuesday 3 N FL Today Wednesday Illusion .of ancient times to pres­ 3:45 ® WATR, Waterbury (NBC) 6 ------of the49 Week Moslem official 3 N a Today 7 Evangelist Roberts 51 Depot lab.) 1:30 DECEMBER 12,1978 ent five acts of magic never SABRINA POOLS HAS 22 POOLS ON 7 : 8 DECEMBER 13,1978 ®WWLP, Springfield (NBC) before performed. 3 Sports Challenge ® WEOH, Hartford (PBS) 8 Lubricate 54 Compass direction 3 Weekend Specials "The 4 :8 © Soccer Made In Germany 3 3 NFL Football Regional ® WHNB, West Hartford (NBC) Winged Colt" Charles’ attempt 9 :8 HAND AT 1978 PRICES WHICH WE 9 Musical note ^ 56 A Nelson 's hanky coverage ol Houston Oilers at WSBK, Boston to ride Comet creates havoc on EVENING 338Rockette "A Holiday 8:8 EVENING @ WHYN, 10 Eight Is ---- marks New Orleans Saints; Seattle Springfield (ABC) thetarm. (Par12of3)(R) Tribute To Radio City Music WILL INSTALL DURING SPRING 1979. 3 NHL Hockey Detroit Red IZl WGBY. Springfield (P BS)' 11 Dinah or Elaine Seahawks at San Diego Char{|- Hall" Gregory Pock Is host for an Wings vs. New York Rangers 6 : 8 13 Morning TV show SOLUTION 5.-00 8:00 ers; Kansas City Chiefs at Den­ 3 Bowling For Dollars 3 Special "The Edge Of The all-star tribute to New York’s 3 Festival Of Lively Arts "Quiz 19 Legal point Cold" Sir Edmund Hillary Intro­ famed entertainment hall with e m u mum PRICES m l n m b e m m Concert: How Musical Are You?" 21 Sutelab.) duces the animal Inhabitants of special performances by Ann- Conductor Leonard Bernstein 22 Flying mammal Macquarie Island, who have sur­ Margret. and the New York Philharmonic 24 Evans and Robertson perform various classical works vived the rigors of the harsh cli­ 1 0 : 8 Blazing F'uzzbuster controversy mate and the Invasion of man. 26 — Duncan testing the viewer's knowledge 3 3 Barbara Walters Barbara 8 BMy Graham Christmas 28 Brynner's first name of music. (R) Wallers Interviews President 29 Malay isthmus 9 : 8 Carter and his wile, Rosalyn. 32 Part of the neck (pi.) EVENING 3 The Nobel Prtza Coverage of OPEN Police, motorists go to radar war 33 Michael Learned's role the awarding of the Nobel Prizes OPEN In Stockholm, Sweden. SUNDAY when truckers and CB mo­ 34 Dick — Dyke 7 M SUNDAY By Ink Dipper departments. The mi­ Board of Town Commission­ 36 Swiss river 3 3 Santa Claus Is Coinin’ To torists got the word out crowave beam is subject to a ers recently passed a motion The battle between police 37 Teresa or Peter Town Fred Astaire narrates this Shop the super buys In about the trap. host of outside interferences prohibiting local policemen animated tale delving Into the Wednesday and motorists over the 38 Landscaper's your Classified section Police have pointed out to from anything that moves. from using a traffic control mysteries of Kris Krlngle, alias Fuzzbuster seems to be tnis column that they obtain Bushes and trees shuffling in implement Santa Claus. (R) DECEMBER 13.1978 today. Tomorrow you’ll radar gun unless the chief of heightening. CBers and mo­ police was supervising the 8:00 be pleased with the torists who have equipped money you’ve saved. operation. According to the 3 3 The Honeymooners The MORNING Many Different Styles to Choose From their cars with radar detec­ Elkton Whig, the motion was Kramdens and Nortons face the tion devices feel they can’t “They are all using transistor­ the result of many com­ prospect of a bleak Christmas & BELOW GROUND PO^S get a fair trial. The troopers TV Dial-ogue when Ralph invests all their mon- 8:8 ized weapons.” plaints from citizens. 3 An Elizabethan Chrlstmaa say they have been incor­ Where this will all end is mr In l o l l ^ tickets, rectly depicted. NOT GOOD TIMES — 3 3 8 Centennial "The Celebration Processions, feast­ Wsit— Come Out Todsy anyone’s guess. There is one so already cancelled five of Shepherds" Cattle ranchers ing, singing and dancing typical JOHN’S TV The Detroit News editori­ thing that is certain: both Why is it that “Good eight new shows, and are trying to take over the fertile ter­ of the Elizabethan period alized recently; “Thousands a 8 percent conviction rate the wind, advertising signs Times” keeps getting in a desperate ratings highlight the festive holiday. sides are going after the ritory from the farmers face even & STEREO of motorists have rebelled as on radar evidence. They rotating, swinging CB anten­ issue with mikes and fre­ yanked off the sch^ ule to struggle. So, “Good more o p p ^ tio n when herds of they and the police try to write that radar is a way in nas, ail can result In inaccu­ AFTERNOON quencies. be replaced by some other Times,” among other sheep begin moving in. (Part 7) out-blip one another with which they can control the rate speed readings.” 3 Special "Christmas Eve On ^ M Y SERVICE program? Has it been can­ shows, has been shelved SoWnu FMh li I^M f 2Vi mind-boggling measures. highways and make them The Supreme Court of Wis­ Sesame Street" An hour of 4 : 8 celled? Also, on “The Ekl- now and again to make m il« MM .f BNi m lokt. Sabrina PooL They are ail using transis­ safe. consin recently overturned CB CONVAC songs and Cniistmas fun for the 3 3 Afterachool Special "It COLOR A torized weapons.” According to Keith the 1975 conviction of a die Capra Mysteries” is room for specials that whole family. Itr"' Easy Being A T ' je HMI-SNPkTmMI B i W UltfKI, CAU CMUCT Outside Atlanta, the Schneider, writing in the driver charged with speed­ Ekldie Capra supposed to might theoretically gamer 8:30 M;:::-».,.ye" a 14-yep . glrl Where Quality Begins u n c . K " r-tdly wins <■ .on dol­ 742-7308 Georgia State Patrol sched­ Boston Globe, the radar ing, saying there is insuffi­ be m arri^? — D.P., Bos­ higher ratings. It hasn’t © National Geographic Special ALL MAKES uled a blitz in mid-Septem­ speed detection device has a cient technical evidence for "Thri Living Fands Of Namib ” lars in £ .oiiery. (P ttHkMa «HUqt Satqn m. 44A Covanlty • Tti. 742-73M ton, Mass. been cancell^, though. As t o v 14 124 ber, according to the Atlanta number of critical problems. the court to automatically Unusual plants and strange crea­ •LOWBAmrtNANCaiG* Right after cancellation, for Eddie Capra, his mari­ tures have adapted In amazing tVE* Journal, to make motorists Quoting Dr. Henry H. accept a radar reading as the game TV networks tal status is not supposed to 111 TatesM«e M , VMaaa SOITHMTON MANCHESTER ENFIELD aware that it would go tough Kolm, of MIT’s Lincoln Lab­ “prima facie” evidence. ways to the harsh, sun-baked m most like to play is pre­ be one of the show’s mys­ sands of the Namib Desert, 87M700 - with speeders. In the early oratory; “Manv radar units The questions about radar 8KX) 1 742-7308 ( 4^9933 741-9390 742-7399 teries. Capra is single, where temperatures sometimes morning hours 18 patrol cars are disastrous In their accu­ as the final word are grow­ emption. This becomes 3 Juke Andrews Special "M er­ particularly acute, in the which leaves numpous op­ gave out about 1 8 tickets. It racy, especially those used ing in importance. As an ink Dipper' all ended, the paper said, by city and town police example, the Elkton, Md., ease of CBIS, when you’ve tions open. i Page 4 - WEEKEND Future shock WEEKEND - PafP 5 Today, Dec. 9 Singer Mac Davis will host “A Mac Davis Spe­ Sunday, Dec. 10 MORNING 0 0 W ashington W eek In cial: Christmas Odyssey MORNING 9 Han Haw(Cont'd) 0 Soccer Made In Germany E M o v la "The Fighting Review 0 Chico And the Man 2010,” on Dec. 19. Mac E 9 The Qsrthartng 9 MundoReal Seabees" (1944) John Wayne, 0 Athlataa 9 To Be Announced a Polka 6:00 and his TV family - wife 0 Thras Stooges Susan Hayward. 0 Maatarplaca Theatre J } Man Builds, Man Dastroya 1:30 8:00 Bernadette Peters, a son 0 The Growing Years 9 0 9 N FL Football li ) Pattern For Living 30 Minutes 9:15 E E R h o d a 11:30 9 Movie "The Man In The •J) Children's Gospel Hour E Q H IIg a n 's Island and daughter - anticipate 6:00 ( S Listen E S U MIINon Dollar Man E Face The Nation Gray Flannel Suit" (1956) Grego- ® P TL Club E S I N C A A Football a mistletoe season which E Every Woman E a Rudolph's Shiny New Year E Utlta Rascals nr Peck, Jennifer Jones. 9:30 0 0 Walt Street Week has long since forgotten E Rav. ClaoplHia Roblnaon 6:30 E 0 NH L Hockey E 9 Animals Animals Animals 9 My Partner The Ghost 0 Jake Hess Gospel D m a CT Agriculture U.S.A. 2:00 39 Malodyland Evening Service the Christ influence. 6:30 31 Momams Of Comfort 5KX) 0 Mastarpiaos ThM ra eL The Brady Kids 9 0 9 CHIPS E Beat Of Nawa-Day E T o Be Announced Called Commerce Day, it 0 NFL Game Of The Weak E Festival Of Lively Arts 9:45 (S Davey And Goliath 0 Once Upon A Classic E T h n a For Tim othy E Little Rascals 9 Adelante Six Million Dollar Man forecasts a materialistic E Faith For Today E 0 Brulna W rap-Up 6:45 0 Another View 8:30 celebration bright with 0 The Growing Years EUFO l E A New Day 0 0 Tennis E Q o o d Times 7:00 31 Athanson's Forum 10.-00 0 Movie "Sm oky" (1966) Fess 0 JuHa Child And Company the gleam of Santa Claus EFaoaTha State AFTERNOON 0 0 Great Parformancas E News 7:00 Parker, Diana Hyland. robots, intergalactical E Wondarama 9 Hot CHy Disco 0 L l v ^ Faith E Villa Alegre 8:45 ETMalaThaLHa 9 0 Is NBC Reports 2:30 0 We Interrupt This Week toy factories and compu­ 12:00 5:30 Popsye And Pals Malodyland Morning Sarvloa 0 Special E Laurel Arid Hardy Laugh- terized festivities. 31 E Consumer Buytina 31 Faith For Today £ Little Rascala 9 :00 ' 0 7 0 0 Club 0 A A The Manager ^ Consultation toons E Laurel And Hardy Laugh- E Movie "A Real American 9 Ring Around The World (ffl W C T Tennis toons EVENING 10:30 7:30 Hero" (Premiere) Brian Oennehy, 9 Chimophar Closa-Up E 9 laauas And Answers E Sports Extra £ Arthur And Company 3:00 Forrest Tucker. The elforts ol 7:30 E Robert SchuHar E JImmySwaggart f l The Fllntstones E I Love Lucy legendary Sheriff Buford Pusser Pigskin pack 6:00 0 T h a D r u m (I ) Spread A Little Sunahkie O U v l M Faith E News ® Movie "Prize 01 Gold" to drive a Tennessee moonshiner E N e w s E W o r^ For Shut-Ins 9 0 Is Mast The Press ® Three Stoogm (1955) Richard Widmark, Mai out ol business are dramatized. E Movla "Last Train From Gun 11:00 Zetteriing. N BC Sports has E ChriatopharCloaaup 0 S o c o a r E E 0 9 9 N a w s 3 Tennessee Tuxedo E S p e d a l L HIH" (1959) Kirk Douglas, Antho­ 9 Oral Roberta 0 M ovla "Running Man" E Sunday Night Extra 3:30 E a Love Boat unwrapped the match for ny Quinn. A marshal, seeking an 8:00 0 Underdog (1963) Lee Remick, Alan Bates. ELHsOf^RIlay Jerry Falwell the first Fiesta Bowl tele­ Indian girl's killers, finds one to ® Popeye E NFL Today 39 9SacradHaart 0 N o v a 9 9 Dean Martin be the son ol old friends and the 9 P TL Chib ® Superheroes E The B raih Bunch cast on Christmas day. 0 Second Annual Boston / New 12:30 boss o( Gun Hill. 2 hrs. 0 PBS Movla "M onty Python E 9 Scoob/s All-Stars dll Journey To Adventure 7:45 Englmd Emnw Awards The Razorbacks of the 9 Davay And Goliath E NFL Today And The Holy Grail" (1975) John ® Oaym And Goliath E The Prtca It Right 4:00 0 i T i e Long Search University of Arkansas E The Brady Bunch Movie "Yog-Monster From Cleese, Eric Idle. 9 0 9 Galaxy Goof-Ups E E NFL Football 8:00 E Action Nawtmakars Space" (1971) Akira Kubo, 0 Mast. Council O f Rabbis 9 Sesame Street (R) 9:30 and the Bruins of UCLA EWaBallava EBIgVallay 9 0 N F L '78 Ktsuko Takohashl. A militant, 0 The Many Facet O f Love 0 Movie "Monty Python And will collide in the eighth Sunday Maaa 8:30 39 Nashville On The Road Tony Lo Bianco becomes a big cat trainer in the E 9 This Is The N FL astro-quasar, bent on world 11:15 9 0 Grand Prix O f Bowling The Holy Grail" (1975) John playing of the Fiesta Jamaa Robison ® Woody Woodpecker 9 CoNega Football '78 domination takes possession ol E C B S N a w s Cleese, Eric Idle. The legend of “3rd Annoal Circus of the Stars,” on CBS. Voloa O f Faith ® Viewpoint On Nutrition 9 Hogan's Heroes Bowl. a Jupiter bound rocket and lands King Arthur is distorted and lab- S 1:00 9 0 9 Fantastic Four 0 M o ^ "The Brain Machine" 0 Coma Walk The Work) on a Paclllc Island. 11/2 hrs. 11:30 ricated by the British comedy E 9 0 9 N FL Football (1956) Maxwell Reed, Elizabeth 0 0 Saaama Street (R) (SI Human Dknansion E N a This Weak 9:00 troupe. (1 hr,. 30 min.) 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