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Vol. XCIX, No. 72 — Manchester, Conn., Monday, December 24, 1979 • Since 1881 • 20c Single Copy • 15it Home Delivered I The Greatest Story Ever Told n lji> ' And it came to pass in from Galilee, out of the And she brought forth Lord came upon them, those days, that there city of ISazareth, into her firstborn son, and and the glory of the Lord went out a decree from Judaea, unto the city of wrapped him in shone around about Caesar Augustus, that all David, which is called .swaddling clothes, and them: and they were the world should be Bethlehem (because he laid him in a manger; sore afraid. And the taxed. was of the house, and because there was no angel said unto them. lineage of David:) room for them in the Fear not: for, behold, I (And this taxing was inn. bring you good tidings Yule Early To be taxed with Mary first made when of great joy, which shall his expoused wife, being And there tvere in the Cyrenius was governor he to all people. of Syria.) great with child. same country shepherds abiding in the field, For unto you is born this And all went to be taxed, And so it was, that, while For Victims keeping watch over their day in the city of David a they were there, the days iccktoni, a bandagad every one into his own flock by night. Saviour, which is Christ I amnaaia and doaan’l city. were accomplished that a longtima anlagoniat, the Lord. she should be delivered. And, lo, the angel of the icradlb4a Hulk,” to ba And Joseph also went up d Jan. 4, on CBS. And this shall be a sign Of Tornado unto you; Ye shall find the babe wrapped in WINDSOR (UPl I - He was a little Kresge. who lives in nearby Broad ahead of schedule and minus his Brook, had telephoned parents of swaddling clothes, lying sleigh and reindeer, but that didn't children in the area to collect names I enjoyed in Ike movies in a manger. matter to the children in this com and ages of children he could pass the many years. — Ben munity shattered by a tornado Oct. 3. gifts out to. When they came out lo IS, Greeuboro, N.C. And suddenly there was greet him, the presents bore their n afraid your wife is The youngsters poured out of names. ect. The eharacter- with the angel a mul trailer homes propped up near th_e^ !ss whose career spanned titude of the heavenly spots where their houses stood before Another batch of toys was trucked ‘arsdied in 1973. the twister hit as Hal Kresge — along for neighbors who came out IMETHING EXTRA - I host praising God, and when the Christmas crew announced r Sally Field was ia dressed as Santa Claus — arrived in a saying. pickup truck Sunday to distribute its arrival with blaring holiday Iget” and “The Flying music Bat what was the other gifts and a little cheer » she did? She did do Glory to God in the Children lined up to get their her one, didn’t she, where Kresge walked down Pioneer highest, and on earth Drive, through the area mostly presents while parents and other had extra-seaory percep- adults snapped photographs of the or somethiag? — Linda peace, good will toward stripped to bare earth by cleanup and lett, Concord, N.H. rebuilding, following the truckful of visit Ml don't need extra-senso- men. presents donated by co-workers and It was a special visit for the {lerception to remember his employer. The Hartford In children, but it wasn't anything new ! Girl With Something And it came to pass, as 'a." For some of us. the surance Group. lor Kresge. a 15-year veteran in a ilem is trying to forget it the angels were gone Kresge. along with an entourage Santa's suit AJOR MAJORS - Please away from them into that included Mrs. Claus, a couple of I started doing it once and you've me what Lee Maisra la heaven, the shepherds elves and Rudolph, passed out toys got to see the kids' faces. ' he said I now. Where eaa I write and candy to about 65 children whose "it really did something to me. And m? This is the third time said one to another. Let homes were ripped apart by the I've been doing it ever since " written. — Marjorie storm that killed three people lette.SaaU Rasa, Calif. us now go even unto Kresge usually dons his red suit « is alive and well, Bethlehem and see this Most lived in aluminum trailers several times during each gh no louer bionic. He’s standing next to the shells of new December, taking only donations ting on “l i e Last Chase,” thing which is come to homes still being built. One along the Burgess Meredith and that he hands over to charity at the s Makepeace, the young pass, which the Lord route faced a brick church with a end of the year >r from “Meatballs.” hath made knoicn unto Christmas wreath hanging on the 1 did It commercially tor a fee r’re filming the adventure door - but there was no roof topping once, but 1 didn't like it. ' he said. at the moment in Toron- us. its walls. It's not the same thing. fou can srrite in care of A good part of their town, as well film production office, at And they came icith as sections of neighboring Windsor i only ask lor donations and then t 310, 100 Richmond at the end I take whatever I've got et West, Toronto, Ontario haste, and found Mary, Locks and Suffield, were ravaged by I3K«. the sudden storm that qualified the and look lor someone who really and Joseph, and the communities as a federal disaster needs the money. " said Kresge d your letters to Pepper riea, NEA, 200 Park Ave., babe lying in the ' York. N.Y. 10017) manger. And when they had seen I TaiVlSION it, they made known I AND STEREO abroad the saying which PHONE M l-Z in was told them concer ERVICE ning this child. And all they that heard it The Weather Virginia wondered at those things Rain tonight and Tuesday; lows The age-old question of “Is There tonight around 40 and highs a Santa Claus,” was answered bes which were told them by Tuesday in the 40s. Detailed in the late 1890s. A reprint of the the shepherds. forecasU on Page 2. answer is offered to readers oi today’s Herald. Page 4. But Mary kept all these ''\g things, and pondered Hostage Visit ' In Sports them in her heart. Three American clergymen are Despite ^ on their wav to Tehran, Iran, to Oilers stop Broncos ... Eagles — from the Gospel ac visit the hostages at the occupied shade Bears in NFL pUyoffs ... U S Embassy. Meanwhile, Iran in- Page 13. * cording to St. Luke dicates that “some” hostages may UConn hoopsters off on right foot be reteasod for Christma . Page 3. in Big East opener ... Page IS. Christmas Day Is Almost Here Connecticut Today Or perhaps the story of Christ’s Business...... Z4 MANCHESTER - For Dad, whose year's most special days without all will be hoping a little of the magic Striking workers at Electric Boat classified...... 18-2* of Christmas will be communicated humble birth causes Christians the wallet has become slimmer with their loved ones. world over to re-examine and again voice support of union leaders in 13- Comics...... 23 While these Americans will not be to the hostages' Islamic captors. each loving purchase, and for Mom, accept their faith. Surely the peace w ^ sWke. Page 2. Editorial — >.\...... — 4 who baked and wrapped and with us, our thoughts will be with But what is the magic of Christ A wimum is suing the state for EnterUinment ...... ,....16 mas? The gifts with their bright that comes from acceptance of one’s decorated, and for little children them. faith is part of the Christmas magic. treating her as a retarded person Family ...... 'A, ...... 10 who've wailed forever for the big day Traditional candlelight services wrappings, and the homecooked for 42 years. Page 6, Obituqries ...... ,12 will be held in many area churches as meal, and the touch of those we love As an estim ated 1.3 billion lo arrive, the preparations (or the Christians the world over express ConnecUeut's Ih p r enforcers p*opleUUt ....2 celebration of Christ's birth are Christians gather to pray for the is part of it. say they usosBy look the other way sp o rU ....i...... ^.'.U-IS Perhaps the love surrounding us on this peace and love, the flame of hope almost realized hostages, and to unite in faith. when pottle sneak a. little Television ...... 16 I ne Iranian hostage crisis has un Christmas day is so great we are able for world peace brightens. Peace on As lovers share their first C h n ^ earth, goodwill toward men. Surely, than their Aare of ouM-state Update 2 mas together many among us will be ited this country in the spirit of un lo call those with whom we are ^ hooch acrm the border. Page 16. Weather .. .‘.i.; . .2 ison that is part and parcel of Christ angry, to forgive. Surely forgiveness this is the meaning of Christmas. thinking of the American hosUgM in .1,%. '-fT • Iran, who will be spending one of the mas. As friends and relatiy^ gather. is part of the Christmas magic. S, '4 e ' , EVENING HERALD, Mon., Dec. 24, 1979 - 3 2 - EVENING HERALD, Mon., Dec. 24, 1979 Some Hostages American Clergymen May Be Freed Will Visit Hostages TEHRAN, Iran (UPI) — A Tehran newspaper today Mpclote quoted Foreign Minister Sadegh Ghotbzadeh as saying LONDON (UPI) — Three American Asked if they were planning to take an “some” of the 50 American hostages would be released clergymen invited by Iran to celebrate initiative a im ^ at winning the release of Christmas for the 50 hostages held in the the hostages. Coffin told reporters: Catherine's Church were also to stantive issues of great importance real flesh and blood candidate in way trade between the United States today to mark (Christmas, but the militant students oc- In Bethlehem ... Changes Style cupying the U.S. Embassy denied the report. U.S. Embassy in Tehran said today they “ Private citizens cannot negotiate for welcome the patriarch. or significance to the constituency Senator Kennedy — and Governor and China will reach between |1.9 hope their visit will "begin a recon Brown — and I think the voters are "We have not had any orders from the Imam governments. But when a government is BETHLEHEM, Israeli-occupied WASHINGTON (UPI) - Sen. you’re addressing, you don't expect billion and |2 billion in 1979 — com ciliation.” getting a chance to see his human (Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini) and none of the hostages having a hard time talking, it is up to West Bank (UPI) — Bethlehem's Edward Kennedy has changed his foot-stompers,” Kennedy said. pared to about $1.3 billion last year. The three were the Rev. William Sloane Crowded Roads fallibilities, like I have mine.” will be-released until then,” a spokesman for the students private people to try to discuss the situa mayor offered prayers of peace and speaking style, from the foot- Coffin, FTesbyterian Minister at New Carter, whose nationwide approval said. tion. Maybe two religious sides can get justice for the 13th Christmas under Holiday travelers, ignoring high stomping, fist-swinging orator he Flesh and Blood York’s Riverside church, the Rev. rating has soared since the seizure of The Kayhan afternoon newspaper quoted Ghotbzadeh together and begin a reconcilation. Israeli rule and security forces gasoline prices, spot fuel shortages appeared early in'the campaign to a Missing Uranium William J. Howard, Jr., a black who is the U.S. Embassy in Tehran, as saying, "Some of the hostages will be released this “We recognize the pain and anger that detained several Arabs as a precau and nasty weather, crowded the more subdued, almost scholarly DES MOINES, Iowa (UPI) - president of the National Council of acknowledged the Iranian crisis has ERWIN, Tenn. (UPI) - The afternoon (Monday). led to the taking of hostages,” Coffin said. tion against possible disruptions of nation’s highways midway through speaker. Public scrutiny and the rigors of dai- Churches and Bishop Thomas Gumbleton the holiday festivities. the four-day Christmas weekend and iy campaigning have transformed rallied support for his presidency. Nuclear Regulatory Commission’s "This release will take place to mark the Christmas "We want to investigate what caused it. The senator and his advisers say top safety expert has recommended celebrations on the order of Ayatoilah Khomeini.” of Detroit, a Roman Catholic. We feel President Carter started very Celebrations begin today with the pushed the annual death toll past 300 ^ n . Eldwai^ Kennedy from a "vision Also heading for Tehran, at the invita the alteration is no mistake. They revoking the operating license of a Ghotbzadeh gave no further detaiis, the newspaper well, but the American people are getting annual procession of the Latin today. feel Kennedy’s impact will be diluted of perfection” into "a flesh and blood Trade Doubles tion of Ayatollah Ruhollan Khomeini, to nuclear fel pocssing tint that recent- said, but reports circulated in Tehran that three hostages patience and time mixed up. We have all Patriarch from Jerusalem. 5 miles A UPI count at 4:00 a.m. EST if he is perceived as a ’’screamer” candidate,” President Carter says. join the Christian clergymen was an ty lost enough high-grade uranium to might be released. the time in the world.”. north of the hilltop, town where tradi today showed 313 people had been all the time. "I was running against a vision of WASHINGTON (UPI) - Trade American rabbi. Dr. Abraham tion says Jesus Christ was born. killed in traffic accidents around the perfection before,” Carter said in a between the United States and China build an atomic bomb. Khomeini said eariier today in a special Christmas Eve Howard said, "We have been asked to In an interview Saturday aboard William J, Dircks, head of the message that the return of the shah was the key to the Herschberg, president of the U.N.-based perform a service for all U.S. personnel at Patriarch of Jerusaiem Giacommo nation. The holiday period began at 6 his Washington-bound campaign copyright interview in the Des has nearly doubled since normal World Organization for Peace and Beltritti. his procession ied by p.m. local time Friday and ends at Moines Sunday Register. "Whenever relations were established last NRC’s Office of Nuclear Material release of American hostages, now in their 51st day of the embassy. I do not want to speculate on plane, Kennedy, looking somewhat Safety and Safeguards, said the captivity. Freedom. the precise meaning, but we have every mounted poiice and accompanied by midnight Tuesday. fatigued after two days of non-stop anything went wrong, they said January, and could more than double Nuclear Fuel Service plant in Iran also officially asked Panama to extradite the "If he (Khomeini) won’t see any intention of seeing them all. local boy scouts, was to be officially The National Safety Council has es campaigning in New Hampshire, somebody would do a better job or again by 1985, the State Department diplomats, that is fine,” Herschberg told greeted by Mayor Elias Freij and timated 450 to 550 people could be somebody could say something says. Tennessee had unexplained uranium ousted Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi. “The American people are eager for a elaborated on the decision to address UPI during a stopover in Amman, Jordan. just and peaceful outcome. The in other dignitaries of the area. White- killed during the Christmas holiday better. In a two-page fact sheet, the shortages totaling 245 pounds since The foreign ministry and militant students denied as issues in a less theatrical manner. "We will go as ambassadors of God and dications are that the people in Iran want robed Franciscan monks of St. period. "But now I’m running against a department said Sunday that two- 1968. false foreign news reports that small groups of the try to talk peace with this man.” "When you’re talking about sub- hostages have been shifted from the U.S. Embassy to it too,” he said. “We are taking with us a secret locations around Tehran to forestall any military The rabbi passed through Jordan profound spirit of Christmas to our 3000 30 rescue attempt. because Alia, the Royal Jordanian Airline, meetings.” 'Peopletalk' is one of the few carriers that still flies to "The hostages are all in the embassy and none have Gumbleton said. “We want to encourage «]ax)0 Tehran regularly. Workers Back Leaders been moved out of it,” a spokesman for the students said. the U.S. people to be patient. We intend to The clergymen spoke to reporters at listen carefully and find out exactly what The students released three photographs showing London’s Heathrow airport where they several of the hostages receiving some of the estimated Christmas Greetings is going on.” stopped over two hours to catch a connec On Sunday, Coffin said in his church ser 1.1 million Christmas cards that have swamped the em The largest shipment of Christmas cards arrives at the occupied ting flight on the trip from New York. As EB Strike Continues bassy. It was the first evidence that the captives had mon that President Carter’s call for U.S. Embassy in the back of an open truck Sunday in Tehran, Iran. Their Iran Airways plane left London at economic sanctions against Iran was NEW LONDON (UPI) - More 90 minutes at Ocean Beach Park Colville also disputed company received any cards or gifts. 9:55 a.m, (4:55 EST) and was due in One of the hostages in the photographs was positively Some 66 boxes of greeting cards and seasonal messages, mostly from analogous to late President Lyndon B. than 750 striking workers have voiced auditorium to hear the latest and the claims of the number of workers who Tehran at 8:45 p.m. Tehran time (12:15 identified as Marine guard William (Jallegos. who was Chicago, were taken in at the rear of the compound. (UPI photo) Johnson’s order to bomb North ’Vietnam. a vote of confidence for union leaders running battle with the company — have returned to the yard which p.m. EST), an airline spokesman said. and vowed to carry on their 13-week which also came under fire from employs another 11,(XX) members of also recently interviewed by NBC television. The photos ^W III TIMm.IVMS strike against the Electric Boat Divi Rep. Christopher Dodd, D-Conn. the Metal Trades Council. showed the hostages kneeling on the floor of a room, mwwiNiwiwm He said 430 workers have returned opening Christmas mail piled in front of them. -W- sion of General Dynamics. Dodd charged last week EB of E. Roy Colville, president of the ficials hoodwinked him into per and not the 690 claimed by the com- Khomeini broadcast a special Christmas Eve appeal to '\ * 5 4 2,000-member Marine Draftsmen’s suading the MDA to accept an offer oany. Of the 1,044 designers who are the American nation and other Christians saying: "De mand of Carter that he return the deposed and criminal E 3 ' Association said the workers Sunday the shipyard later reneged on. the bulwark of the MTA, only 46 have - i Vi ^ moment uriviMMx rotoc.li • "decided to hang tough” in their dis But Colville said Sunday the offer returned to work, Colville said. shah to Iran, since the key to the release of the spies is in his hands.” For period ending 7 a.m. EST 12/25/79. During Monday pute with the giant submarine of 22,5 percent increase over three He said no new talks have been to Wf tkmki (fom builder. scheduled bu the union was waiting Khomeini added. "Do not heed propaganda by heads of (greetingg night, showers and or rain will be expected throughout years actually amounted to only a 14 "The workers want us to obtain a for a federal mediator, John Zan- state who think of little except acquisition of power. Do the Pacific coastal states and throughout the north Atlan percent over 36 months because it in contract with reasonable cost of cluded merit raises. canaro. to enter the dispute at the know that our youths are treating the spies in such a way S jfimdikif) and imdeoMnd^. Hove you heo'd^ A A-onder- tic states with snow likely in the northern Rockies. Clear as to please God since Islam calls for kindness to OPEN living protection and they renewed Colville added an actual 22.5 per request of Dodd. C fui exciting day is coming to partly cloudy elsewhere. prisoners, even if they are cruel and spies ' their support for the strike” that cent hike would be unsatisfactory But Zancanaro was not expected to your wQy It s Chnstmos' the state from Washington until after No independent observer has seen the hostages for %emtf thudmM to cdl! began Oct. 1, Colville said. anyway unless there were some cost Moy It bring along only “If EB is going to keep their sub of living increases. the holidays, Colville said. several weeks although several captives, in telephone CHRISTMAS the best for you b yours Weather Forecast marine design capability, they are He said the workers reaffirmed a The MDA conducted a 14-week conversations with relatives, backed student claims they upper 30s early in the day. going to have to deal with us,” he told mandate given to the negotiating strike against EB in 1973 and its last were being well fed and generally well treated. HOUR GLASS CLEANERS Massachusetts. Connecticut The militants, like Khomeini, insist the shah must be and Rhode Island: Cloudy Cooler during the afternoon. a cheering crowd. committee Oct. 24 and the com contract, negotiated in 1976. provided DAY a total of 23 percent in wage in returned to Iran as a "minimum demand” for an end to 459 HARTFORD RD. today. Rain developing Extended Outlook He said there was "chaos and pan mittee "is not going to bring back MANCHESTER eastward across the area 'his Extended outlook for New Rosemary Clooney (left) gets a hug from ic’’ in the shipyard without the MDA any offer for a vote unless the creases in addition to cost of living embassy stalemate and have repeatedly threatened to 9AM-2PM afternoon and evening high England Wednesday through actress Eileen Fulton after the singer’s workers on the job. negotiating team recommends it for hikes put the hostages on trial. temperatures in the 40s. 7 to Friday; one-night show in New York Sunday. (UPI The white collar workers met for approval.” One of the two groups of clergy — a three-man delega 10 C. Rain tonight and Massachusetts. Rhode tion— was officially invited by Khomeini to hold religious FOR THE FINEST CHOCOLATES Tuesday may become heavy Island and Connecticut: Most photo) services for the captives at times Lows tonight around ly cloudy with chand? of A member of that delegation, the Rev. William Sloane 40 Highs Tuesday in the low showers Wednesday. Partly Ballet Battle Coffin, Presbyterian minister of New York's Riverside and mid 40s. cloudy Thursday. Cloudy with Christmas Cheer, Hope CTiurch, criticized Carter’s handling of the embassy Maine Cloudy with the a chance of rain Friday High The American Ballet Theater emerged Friday crisis. chance of showers today temperatures in the 40s Low from an eight-week strike with a couple of its Highs in the mid 30s north to He said before leaving New York that Carter s request temperatures in the 30s and superstars missing, but the company still will put mid 40s south. Chance of snow low 40s Wednesday from the for economic sanctions against Iran was "highly reminis north and rain developing upper 20s to middle 30s on its 40th Anniversary gala next month in New Brought by Radio Station cent of Lyndon Johnson's bombing of North Vietnam It York and follow it up with a national tour. elsewhere tonight. Lows in the Thursday and Friday. WESTPORT (UPI) — Santa Claus led a group of caring WMMM radio in Westport. "We're the only Christmas only puts iron up the spine of the other side.” upper 20s and 30s. Rain or Vermont: Snow showers Among the missing are ballerina Cynthia folks Sunday who brought cheer and hope to the children Gregory, who quit over the ABT's alleged they have.” snow north and rain elsewhere likely north rain showers who are often forgotten at Christmas — the mentally Jeffrey Zak, director of recreation at Southbury. said Christmas day. Highs in the south Wednesday. Highs in the ■preference” for Russians. retarded. 30s and 40s upper 20s to upper 30s and And one of the Russians — Alexander Godunov — their efforts were a “wonderful thing. " School Schedule Changes John LaBarca, a local radio announcer, played Santa "If it wasn't for people like that many of our clients i I New Hampshire; Cloudy tows wOs to low 30s Snow appears to have defected again. He walked out on EAST HARTFORD - The East Hartford school depart with the chance of showers fturr es entire area Thursday for the third straight year as he and his “elves” traveled wouldn't receive anything” at Christmas, Zak said. his $150,000-a-year contract when dancers charged with a busload of gifts to the Southbury Training School ment has announced the following schedule changes for LITTLE AMBASSADORS today. Highs in the upper 30s then partial clearing Friday they were being underpaid to support him. Santa and the others delivered green plastic bags and 40s. Rain developing for the Retarded. next month Highs both days mid 20s to His manager, Edgar Vincent, says'he “left town loaded with gifts to the cottages in which many Southbury 1 lb. $5.25 2lbs. 110.25 tonight. Lows in the 30s Rain mid 30s Lows IS to 25 LaBarca, a hefty man who doesn’t need any padding to residents live. On Jan 4, St. Christopher's School will dismiss at 12:30 . i Christmas day Highs in the Maine and New Hampshire: in a funk.” after prima ballerina Gelsey Kirkland fill out an ample ^ n ta suit, said the people involved with and St. Rose School at 12.45 for faculty meetings. refused to dance with him at a Washington fun LaBarca said people came “in droves " to drop off upper 30s and 40s , Chance of rain Wednesday. the "Southbury Express” gain just as much as the kids. presents at The Clam Box restaurant and Westport On Jan. 15, all public and parochial schools and Howell Vermont: Cloudy, rain Partial clearing Thursday and draiser. (Tieney Technical School will be closed because of Martin He said representatives from an area bank, a National Bank, which cooperated in the drive with ^ CAHOHS beginning by late afternoon fair Friday. Lows in the 30s And Now, Rosemary restaurant, a Veterans of Foreign Wars post and bus .- WMMM, the Masiello Bus Co. and a local VFW post. Luther King Day. Highs today upper 30s to mid and low-40s Wednesday mor company began over the weekend collecting hundreds of On Jan. 29, St.* Rose and St. Christopher's will be 40s. Rain tonight and Tuesday ning dropping ho the teens and gifts for the children. closed because of a teacher workshop heavy at times. Rain possibly You remember her in the 50s, Where's she been 20s Friday morning Highs in since then? Rosemary Clooney was in New York Last year, they collected an estimated $8,000 worth of Soccer Tickets Available changing to freezing rain sleet the 30s and 40s Wednesday or snow in the north by late cooling to the 20s and 30s by City Sunday night for a one-night performance at gifts of toys and clothing, he said. EAST HARTFORD — Tickets are now available for the morning. Highs in the mid to Fridav the Onstage super club in Manhattan. “They all benefit from saying Merry Christmas to Hellion vs. Wichita game to be held at the Hartford Civic Miss Clooney has been touring with Rosemarie, someone not as fortunate, and saying it with a sprig of Center Feb. 2, 1980, the Department of Parks and «JEraAYER...ONEH0re Margaret Whiting and Helen O’Connell since she love,” said LaBarca. Recreation announced. Across the Nation came out of retirement. Miss Clooney is doing a “When they see me as Santa the kids are almost always Game time is 7:05 p.m. Tickets and transportation are / single over the holidays. crying. But the tears in their eyes are tears of happiness. available on a first come, first-serve basis only. City Fcsl Hi Lo She had given up singing to raise her children. Santa represents more than just gifts to them. He Purchases are to be made at the Park Department only. THE GIFT BOX lbs. $5.50 Albuquerque sy 45 23 Miami pc 79 61 Now they're grown, and Miss Clooney is back — represents hope,” LaBarca said. Coaches are advised to alert their players of the Anchorage cy 04 -6 Milwaukee r 52 41 singing the tunes of Billy Holiday. Bing Crosby. "Some are in bed, some are in wheelchairs. Some are availability of the tickets. Asheville r 67 44 Minneapolis pc 35 27 Gershwin and James Taylor. blind or can’t speak. But they laugh when I dance for For more information, call the Park Department at also fine chocolates by Atlanta ts 56 46 Nashville r 56 51 She says the old songs still are popular: "The them,” said L a^rca. 289-2781, extension 317. /gtr - •SCHRAFFTS Baltimore r 53 39 New Orleans cy 76 65 success of our group lends credence to the revival of "I walk out of there feeling like I’ve seen God.” •BARTON'S • Billings. Mm sn 37 28 New York r 52 45 this type of music. " LaBarca said he used to visit his mentally retarded •CANDY CUPBOARD Birmingham ts 67 34 Oklahoma City pc 53 44 thm mmtt Hmpptssrmss Boston cy 47 34 Omaha cy 35 30 older brother at a similar institution on Christmas and Memory Time remembered the “less fortunate” who didn’t have mi th e S'krimtmusm Smmamm Buffalo r 49 41 Philadelphia r 48 35 bm ^mmrm tmrmrmr tmmrm! families or presents. DON’T RUN OUT OF PICTURES// Charleston. S C r 52 45 Phoenix f 60 35 Baseball fans in the South and Southwest will get Omr fmrrmMt tkmmkm tm mil. Charlotte. N C “I guess I’ve always had a place in my heart for them," r 59 45 Pillsburgh r 54 43 to view their own equivalent of King Tut's treasures Chicago r 59 45 Portland, Or sh 43 35 said the program consultant and morning announcer at O Come, let Cleveland r Providence cy 49 32 next year — but in this case, they'll be the treasure FOR ALL YOUR PHOTO NEEDS 53 47 un adore him, Columbus r 54 47 Richmond r 62 42 of Babe. Bob and Lou PUMPERNICKEL Dallas f 60 50 St I.ouis r 62 54 The occasion — the Gillette Baseball Hall of SCHEDULE OF Christ Never ha5 ihere been aich a quesSl for Truth Denver pc 35 30 Salt l.ake City cy 34 12 Fame, a traveling exhibit to raise funds for the U. the Lord PUB AT DISCOUNT Des Moines cy 42 32 San Diego r 64 46 S. Olympic Committee and a Hall of Fame building CHRISTMAS LITURGY c - , Oifciwid C^——* such ayeapnmg fonfecc, Detroit r 51 42 ■San Francisco r 51 48 fund. Among the exhibit's artifacts — Lou Gehrig s (Mats Celebration) PHONE such a longing for : PRICES! El Paso f 51 37 San Juan sh 82 74 glove. Ted Williams' 500th home run bat and ball at Saint James Church, Hartford cy 49 34 Seattle sh 42 33 and Babe Ruth's locker, uniform and bat. [ CHRISTMAS EVE MANCHESTER INever such a ^pivim to understand Honolulu p'c 85 75 Spokane sn 34 20 Says Hall of Famer Bob Feller, "Our country Manchester, Cl Houston pc 73 55 Syracuse r 48 38 doesn't send our athletes to the Olympic Games. CHRISTMAS EVE (Vigil) - Monday - December 24: CANDLELIGHT and b be unacrstocb. Indianapolis r 56 47 Tampa fy 78 65 ' 5:00 PM Special Children’s Jackson. Mss r 68 59 Washington r 54 42 The money comes from the American people.” The COMMUNION SERVICES: fundraising exhibit opens Jan. 10 in Pompano Liturgy (Mass) - upper church; Never tias there been such a need Jacksonville fy 67 51 Wichita pc 44 34 7:30 and 11 P.M. Kansas City cy 44 38 c-clear; cl-clearing. cy- Beach, Fla. 7:30 PM; and Midnight Mass - hp the spirit that is Christmas. Las Vegas cy 50 27 cloudv. f-fair: hz-haze: m- upper church only. The Midnight Little Rock r 65 21 missing; pc-partly cloudy; r- Quote of the Day Mass will be preceded by a con CENTER " Los Angeles r 61 44 rain; shshowers; sm-smoke: cert by the Saint James Parish Louisville Naomi, a 2-ton hippo at the Detroit Zoo had a 60- CONGREGATIONAL r 55 50 sn-snow; sy-sunny; ts- Choir beginning at 11:30 PM. Memphis cy 64 58 thunderstorms; w>windy. pound baby last week. Determining a hippo is preg Thinking of you nant is difficult, said ;oo director Gunter Voss, and CHRISTMAS DAY- Eucharist (Mass) will be CHURCH celebrated at 7:30 AM; 9.00 AM; corner of Main and Center Streets figuring out when the baby will be born is nearly im and hoping Merry possible. Voss decided Naomi had better be 10:30 AM; and 12:00 Noon. Celebrating 200 years of God's grace The Almanac watched recently when she started gaining weight. There wiU be no S OO PM Mum on Chrlstmu Day Afternoon Said Voss of the situation at the time: "There may your holldoys By United Press Inlernatiunul. be something going on there.” ujill be filled to liristm Today is Monday, Dec. 24, the 358th day 4f 1979 with Manchester To Advartlsa To Roport Now* seven to follow. I Glimpses East Hartford — Glastonbury For a classified advertisement, call It’s Christmas Eve. To report a news item or story idea: the brim uilth Evening Herald 643-2711 and ask lor Classified Office Manchester Alex Girelli. 643-2711 The moon is moving toward its first quarter. Anne Baxter will star early next year in a new USPS 327-500 hours are 8:30 a m. to 5 p.m Monday East Hartford ...... 643-2711 rom your The morning stars are. Mars, Jupiter, Saturn and Mer film project titled, "Jane Austin in Manhattan” ... bright Christmos Published daily except Sunday and cer through Friday. When the office is Glastonbury Dave Lavallee. 643-2711 cury. Sylvester Stallone will be in New York next month closed, classified ads may be placed by Andover .Donna Holland. 643-2711 to start eight weeks of filming with co-stars Billy tain holidays by the Manchester ITie evening star is Venus. Publishing Co., Herald Square. P.O calling 643-2718 Bolton Donna Holland, 643-2711 treosuresi Those born on this date are under the sign of Capricorn. 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New Hampshire: 4599. day. available on request Monday through Friday In 1949, the Christmas song “Rudolph, the Red Nosed Rhode Island; 8492. Reindeer,” first swept the United States. IlyimeJd EVENING HERALD. Mon.. Dec. 24, 1979 - 5 4 - EVENING HERALD. Mon., Dec. Z4, 1979 Agency Suggests New Party Regulations fHaurlirfltpr Eiu'uimj Hrralft Smoke Warnings Could Hurt Carter Bid Manchester — A City of Village Charm Founded Oct. 1, 1S81 WASHINGTON (UPI) -r A federal agency is urging Yes, Virginia... There Is Congress to consider rotating different warning labels on WASHINGTON (UPI) - New increased dramatically and primaries — cigarette packs, with each one mentioning specific health Democratic Party rules for selecting in which the first-place finishers take all Published by the Manchester Publishing Co., Herald Square, the delegates — have been virtually Manchester, Conn.'06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711. h rard s such as cancer, heart disease, bronchitis and delegates to the 1980 convention — es pecially the abolition of "crossover” eliminated, as have Democratic Mtm bf. Audit BurMu of ClrcutMon HAtmbor, Unitod Prtu Intornttkmal emphysema. "The commission ... recommends that Congress con primaries — may hurt President Carter in primaries that allow Republicans to vote. (Editor’s note: Tonight the answering at once and thus Virginia, whether they be Stovan Harry. Exocutiva Editor sider a system of rotating label warnings similar to the his bid to win renomination. The increase in primaries — there were Cuttomor Sorvico — ^7*M46 Frank A. Burbank, Managing Editor Ironically, Carter’s people control the 12 in 1968, 31 in 1976 and 35 in 1980 - Evening Herald relinquishes prominently the communica men’s or children’s, are lit Raymond F. Roblnaon, Edltor-PuMabar Harold E. Turkington. Editor Emarltua present Swedish system,” the Federal Trade Commis its editorial in favor of a tion below, expressing at the sion said in its annual report to Congress. committee that wrote the neW further reduces the number of states in tle. In this great universe of regulations. which delegates are picked in conventions newspaper classic, now part same time our great Sweden's 2-year-old system provides for rotating 16 ours man is a mere insect, an different warning statements on cigarette labels with The Democratic National Committee where political machines favorable to in of Christmas tradition in gratification that its faithful ant, in his intellect, as com each package featuring one of the potential tohacco- has been able to get its own way with a cumbents once dominated the selection. few exceptions. It lost some battles over America. In 1897 an 8-year- author is numbered among pared with the boundless world would be extinguished. “You tear apart the baby’s related health hazards. The abolition of "open” or “crossover” the friends of the Sun; rattle and see what makes The FTC Sunday said a rotating system "would remind holding primaries and precinct caucuses old girl, Virginia O’Hanlon, world about him, as “Not believe in Santa Gaus before the March 11 starting date the com primaries — where Republicans could wrote a letter to the New the noise inside, but there is a the public of the general proposition that smoking is vote in the Democratic battle — also measured by the intelligence You might as well not believe dangerous, while bringing home to each potential con mittee wanted for such activity. York Sun, asking if there veil covering the unseen The new rules are the work of party would appear to hurt Carter in his com “Dear Editor: capable of grasping the whole in fairies You might get your sumer just how smoking can harm him or her." petition with Sen. Eldward Kennedy and really was a Santa Claus. papa to hire men to watch in world and not the strongest The report, citing a Roper Organization survey for the reformers from the George McGovern “I am 8 years old. of truth and knowledge. generation of Democrats who began the California Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. for the Editor Edward P. Mitchell all the chimneys on Christ man, not even the united tobacco industry, said 66 percent of all cigarette smokers presidential nomination. “Some of my little friends “Yes, Virginia, there is a would like to quit. Christmas Tradition process after the 1968 convention. Now assigned Francis P. Church say there is no Santa Claus. Santa Claus. He exists as cer mas Eve to catch Santa strength of all the strongest Residents of Bigelow Street, Manchester, participated in their an Carter supporters run the DNC, but their In 1976, Carter came from nowhere to to answer the letter. His rep tainly as love and generosity Oaus, but even if they did not men that ever lived, could The FTC saio,^smokers surveyed indicated “govern concept of fairness has not greatly win the nomination, in part because he “Papa says ‘If you see it in ment reports on theveffocts of smoking and health, and nual Christinas caroling Friday night. The group has been par differed from that of the earlier ly first appeared in the Sept. and devotion exist, and you see Santa Claus coming push aside that curtain and was able to mobilize large numbers of the Sun, it’s so.’ health problems, are persuasive reasons for quitting.” ticipating in the event for several years. (Herald photo by Adamson) reformers. voters who had never taken a strong in 21, 1897 ^ition of the Sun. It “Please tell me the truth. know that they abound and down, what would that view and picture the super At the same time, the agency said more than 90 percent Since 1968, the number of primaries has terest in politics before. is reprinted below,dedicated Is there a Santa Claus? give to your life its highest prove? Nobody sees Santa natural beauty and glory of American adults know the general content of the to a certain 8-year-old of our Claus, but that is no sign that beyond. Is it all real? Ah, current danger label on cigarette packs, "making it un “Virginia O’Hanlon beauty and joy. Alas How likely that most persons notice the warning any longer.” acquaintance who recently “115 West 95th St. dreary would be the world if there is no Santa Claus. The Virginia, in all this world Church Members Work had a similar question of her there is nothing else real and The current danger label — which does not cite specific there were no Santa Claus It most real things in the world diseases — reads. “Warning: The Surgeon General Has father. The answer is as ap “Virginia, your tittle would be as dreary as if there are those that neither abiding. Determined That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to To Prepare for Service propriate for her as it was friends are wrong. They have were no Virginias. There children nor men can see. “ No Santa Claus Thank Your Health.” The survey also was quoted as saying the emergence of then. Virginia O’Hanlon been affected by the skep would be no childlike faith Did you ever see fairies dan Clod he lives, and he lives VERNON - Members of Union In order to put the sanctuary in proper Douglas died May 13, 1971. forever. A thousand years the non-smokers' rights issue is "the most dangerous ticism of a skeptical age. then, no poetry, no romance cing on the lawn? Of course development to the viability of the tobacco industry that Congregational Church! worked late into shape for Sunday's service church Part of her legacy to the They do not believe except to make tolerable their not, but that’s no proof that from now, Virginia, nay, ten has yet occurred.” the day Saturday to p a k e the church members were a sk ^ to volunteer to help children of the world is times ten thousand years The FTC said the survey conciuded the non-smokers' ready for the first service there since last during a workday held Saturday. They what they see. They think existence. We should have no they are not there. Nobody August when the chj/ch was extensively dusted, cleaned, moved furniture and got below.) enjoyment, except in sense can conceive or imagine all from now, he will continue to rignts movement "may be a major factor in deterring that nothing can be which is people from smoking and in persuading them to quit."' damaged I all of the pew cushions back in place. Ts there a Santa Claus? not comprehensible by their and sight. The eternal light the wonders there be unseen make glad the heart of church services have As part of the work day on Saturday ‘‘We take pleasure in with which childhood fills the and unseeable in the world. childhood.’’ :ed in the Sykes School church members decorated the Chrismon little minds. All minds, auditorium. The Rev. Paul Bowman, Tree with ornaments made by church » ■ f ~ Teachers Eye Mediation pastor of the church, chose as the theme members The tree was ready in the sanc of his sermon, “ Home for Christmas" tuary for the Sunday service. \ f . 4 HEBRON — After 60 days of negotiating the Hebron The downstairs area of the church Chrismons are copies of Christian sym M " ♦ I ^ Education Association and the Hebron Board of Educa hasn't been finished so the some 600 per bols and are either white or gold or a com ^ Hriiiftiiifc forlolMkfohl fashioned jn\ tion couldn't reach an agreement on teachers' contracts sons attending Sunday's service were bination of the two colors. so the matter has gone to mediation. asked to enter the sanctuary via the front There will be a Christmas Eve family an "P;J: yV# !.«/•* ------MSRR’S------0SRXSTM A9 ______We'd like to say thanks to our friends at this time, and to wish one and all the great ( ? i joys of Christmas! V' K I CANINE HOLIDAY INNE 200 Sheldon Rd., Manchootor, CT 64S-S071 j y / X Moriarty Brothers Gas Station tlMILL CLOSE CHRISTMAS DAY, TUESDAY, at 12 NOON Wrecker Service L Available — 643-S13S I I . / M o m j w w s / 0 - 315 CENTER STREH MANCHESTER I Holiday Greetings fromallofus tIK- Peace I ' - - A In our heartt’ / 7 ^ . ' ' I 7 In our world, i Savings Bank Og f In our time , of Manchester Siiivi Mj«) Illlin . I*urnill I1*» IHm In Hiiril "tiki* sh.Ti>»n«Uivvr. Mreo I'jikJiX. HjrUoiJ K.s»J ji |.TN.4ihSh.Tr»RR‘ *«iT4< E m I H jrtr« fd Bura>..k A u«iK .I‘uiiumBfkl|iL ■oMoN:H.4i.m V h o ij 44\ AMkivcr:An»h>HT Sh. S i)-ill'’-' I S’V; < 4* \ Season’s Gratings 'Tb fte Se«4w (s k gtHyl Hm'i wiikliig yia fte MfMiit. MSMR is stt MX b p t BNi (tot lsisi6w. TtoA | m ( m ^ n x cMiiNMil M^^ati. HAPPY HOLiDAYS anchester packing' company inc. •od*. i n ITTI1 from 349 WETHERELL ST MANCHESTER. CONN 06040 MANCHESTER M RNTN MAM STREn fiLASTOmURV 81iSS»»« WE^WN B o g n G r ELUNaTM iRSiViTi. PHARMACY naWif^Irms TEL 203 646 5000 fMAMLOWSi The Houm o f Sport* Since 1844 48$ HARTFORD RD. ABRINA POOLS WIlUlWTOH a?il MANCHESTER • 843-S2M “Oup 67lh CArtalnuM on Main Street" RT. 44A COVENTRY 64B-99S3 I V 8 - EVENING HERALD, Mon.. Dec. 24, 1979 EVENING HERALD. Mon., Dec. 24, 1 9 7 9 - 9 come must be let up before — Investors should look MACC News year-end to affect 1979 into changes in capital Last Minute Moves to Lower Taxes taxes even if contributions gains rulet before year- are not made until 1960 end. NEW YORK (UPI) - year-end tax planning takes Christmas for All tal bills, state and city tax tions, including Prepayment generally Is however, can accelerate or \ Timing Is the secret of the form of tax deferral,’’ Holiday Goal Means Merry payments, among other accelerated payments, do allow ^ on state and local many techniques for trim notes the accounting firm delay billing. Another ele - to Mrs. Norman Bell Items, are deductible not exceed the zero bracket income taxes even If the fdr the children in Hart I t Co. ment of controllable in with bonnet, to Joan Abbott the right size), to Jean and Mary L. Burke for ming income tax liability of Arthur Young within- permissible, limits with a turkey or canned from rattles to radios, But for just these few ford. They were out here in amount or are borderline, bill doesn’t come due until come Is the year-end By NANCY CARR for a carefully selected and Zambino of McDonalds and bringing us 3 bags of and, late as it is, there are Tax deferral can mean for the year that payment ham. Boxes which provide watches, and wagons. For hours, we’ve reached out to a few hours with a van to consider shifting payments next year. bonus, which employers Exerulive Direrlor needed assortment of new Steven Nibodemski, groceries and all the many adjustments that could spending payments that is made. not only all the treats for a many of these children, share with one another and pick up our extra toys. By into 1980. These plus Prepaying interest, such might delay until January games and gifts for teen manager and owner of other people who have left save money on 1979 tax will lead to deductions, Before grabbing the Ring the bells, sound the special holiday dinner you have been St. Nicholas. said to those who were hur the way, we still have some accelerated payments at as on a home mortgage, If advantageous to the agers, to Police Union Burger King for gift cer bull. delaying income where checkbook, however, trumpets, beat the drums. tomorrow but enough food Tomorrow, everyone of ting "you’re not in this new gifts and specially food and gifts at our office the end of 19M could make isn’t allowed as a deduc recipient. tificates and to Mrs. Brian Here Is a sampling of possible and. In some for next week. Boxes filled our neighbors in convales alone — we care and we’re Local 1495 for the boxes of and Project Explore. figure out whether any itemizing next year more tion although points paid on Other Items to consider Your donations have gone nice used items in the of last-minute moves that cases, foregoing deduc not only with food but with cent homes will have a thinking of you.” brand new and really top Murphy for toys. added deductions will have worthwhile. a home mortgage general as 1979 winds down: shooting right past our fice for last minute needs might prove valuable tions to produce a bigger gifts for every child In the Christmas gift, a special Manchester is not only the notch toys and games (they I particularly want to _ We’ve been the most value this year. Some taxpayers make ly can be deducik current rather modest $5,000 goal and emergencies if you break in future years. — Up to $3,(XK) can be gift. Some will be bought toys for their own thank Margaret Shainln, acknowledging through the before the Dec. 31 close to The standard deduction, (tally next week) in a family. city of village charm but a know of anyone who needs this a routine — crowding ly- given away each year $6,- children for their Oirist- my own favorite fairy god the normal tax year. None Moving up deductible grand and glorious out Tomorrow, Christmas remembered by friends city of brotherly love. courtesy of The Herald all now known as the zero controllable deductions Those considering buying (XK) for couples) under a mother for all the quietly help yet. And since we’re will work for every payments is the most ob pouring of Christmas spirit day, specially decorated and family. Others will be Merry Christmas, mas party and then bought the donors to the MACC — bracket amount, has been into alternate years and a car soon should decide If gift tax exclusion: the- running out of room will taxpayer and so should be vious and easiest of tax hot meals will be delivered remembered by you — Manchester. extra for our disadvan loving acts of kindness she Seasonal Sharing Appeal In raised to $3,4000 for setting for the zero bracket the big sales tax deduction exclusion Is lost if unused; and generosity. Toys have thank all those who took moves. Charitable and their Manchester families. taged boys and girls) and specializes in the joy she is a separate article each verified as being marrieds filing jointly In amount In the interim. (which can be claimed in filled our stockings and to 31 shut-ins. Gifts have care of our neighbors in ------Keogh retirement It's been a tough year for And Christm as Cheer the $75 check for food, to to me personally. applicable in individual cir political contributions, un addition to the standard tumbled over into Hart been arr ving too: Brightly convalescent homes and week and an anonymous 1979 and to $2,300 for Medical and dental plans for self-employed in- some of our neighbors. Our thanks to all the Capt. McCue and his So many gifts have come cumstances. reimbursed business tax deduction would be ford, and we're awash in a colored and warm lap obes, provided baskets and donation of $500 arrived singles. expenses. If you have some Pusport in this year that we were “For most taxpayers. expenses, medical and den sea of turkeys, hams, tuna green plants, hand Almost everything went up wonderful men, women firemen for bringing us the this week through a local II total itemized deduc- choice about them, are a better this year or next. able to open up the toy turkeys next week. and peanut butter and jel cochetted shawls, sweet faster than income. and children whose gifts toys you left at the fire bank. Although we cannot good area to apply this tac This also applies to motor Passport derives from two collection to anyone that French words: “passer," to ly. It's wonderful. Merry smelling lotion . Fathers died, mothers made Christmas possible stations around town, to thank our unknown tic., Such expenses are cycles, mobile homes and needed toys last Tuesday. Special Thanks pass, and "port,’’ meaning a Christmas. Manchester. Tomorrow, Christmas developed cancer, children for hundreds of children. Duff Benson, bless her, benefactor we would like deductible to the extent boats and other major who brought us all the Even after all that, the — to Raymond and Mary harbor. Originally granting May you enjoy cvoiy Merry Christmas, Day, some of our lost and had incredible accidents. We would particularly like them to know that their Stuflents Attend Seminar they exceed 3 percent of purchases. permission to enter a nation’s (belting, Rorence Conant m innio o f a Manchester. lonely will have enough Families suffered through to thank Debbie Schwarz warm and welcome knit tables in Woodruff Hall at $500 provides 100 of our adjusted gross income. The counterpart to shif ports, the documents were and Dr. Abraham Kurien HEBRON — Students workshops on public Merry riirisliiias and Scattered across money to order a good angry and painful divorces. and Christine Langeland mittens and hats (just in Center Church were half $5.00 vouchers or all the LaFountain, Jim Sayers, Any payments that don’t ting deductions between issued to ships as well as to for their contributions (o from Rham junior and speaking, group dynamics, sliarc Us gcKHl limes meal and maybe a piece of People lost their homes, from Scout Troop 610 of time for the cold spell and filled Although the new Kim Lajoie and Carol push you over the 3 percent ydars is shifting income people. The earliest passports Manchester in homes and cost of our gifts and hot senior high schools par A WWilli illi those (leadear lo yon. their ability to live in Bentley School who toys and gifts for teens the MACC Fuel Bank and goal setting, public Braman. but here the possibilities were "letters of transit" writ apartments and single pie because of the special to our lovely lady who meals to shut-ins. minimum provide no tax Triianks hanks all.I were all gone and most of — to Caroly Foster, ticipated recently in the se relations and other topics Rham advisors attending ten by rulers or other authori rooms are boxes filled to meal certificate you made dependently, their loved donated stuffed animals brought in the $10 for the benefit. are more limited. For ties to identify prominent the dolls there were still Manchester Board of cond annual Leadership aimed at student were: Mrs. Lyn Karavolis the brim with canned goods possible. ones, their capacity (tem they made themselves and turkey and the lovely hand - and all over again. In deciding to lump most workers, income is individuals who carried them. lost of good used items. We Realtors, and St. Jude’s Development Seminar leadership development. of the Future Business and candy canes, tangy Tomorrow, Christmas porarily) to function any Mrs. John McElravevy, made baby blankets (we Merry Christmas to each medical payments, taxable when received The letters requested that called Ned Cole of the Mother's Circle for program in New Haven. Rham students attending Leaders of America; and even if you don’t pick up their bearers be assured safe oranges and crisp apples, Day, excited and delighted longer in a world that who dressed a blonde doll and every one of our remember that prepaying 2 had several new little Revitalization Corps who donations to the Human More than 400 students were: Sandy Keeney, Dino Phil Monty of the passage and courteous treat homemade cookies and children will be opening defeated and frightened in the lovelist, laciest pink for treatment next year your pay or the check is not Needs Fund. Manchester family and advisors from all over Fusco, Mark Fazzina, ment. They were a conven fruitcakes and topped off toys of every description them. and white outfit complete Manchester residents just said they sadly needed toys American Industrial Arts does not qualify for a c a sh ^ until next year. Brian Boucher, Danny ience when traveling, not a the state participated in Society of America. deduction this year. .Those owed rent or fees. requirement. 4 -fMmmmmtammmm R khtrd C. W*gr>«r IX-CI SKI PACKAGE f mm MMT A MVT ■{ isiBiiiiiiaai OFQFTS BRAYS { FORDU The Manchester Parkado JEWELRY STOK TORO 20” 737 MAIN STREET SNOW THROWER ^ W f e s t o iw i DOWNTOWN PRICES START AT MANCHESTER S23S.9S ^ P tlfu m a c y OPEN MONDAV8 FOR ------n , CAPITOL GLENUVET 4S5 w n rai a , MMCKSTa YOUR XMAS SHOPPINQ EQUIPMENT OWssf D nieKi4i-n4« MmscAmmp i fstsAMM J§wkr lMr« It MAIN tT. 1/3 MAdlKCBTS PON CHMITHAI HAMCHIinn*M>-7IU monU ^ i a n u m d UNIQUE AND GREAT GIFT Wt 10001 tT: DIAMOND • CHARMS sPINI EVEREADY “D” IDEAS FOR CHRISTMAS •WATCHfSs CLOCKS BATTERIES • MACILETS OPEN 7 DAYS s DIAMOND CNOAGCMINT $399 NINOS MANCHESTER PARKADB • 846-,p«12 AWEEK sWtOOINO SANDS aCEUENTTMK-M DavkI U. WachMt E N H M M SfN YM OU NITn NON. ANONM L MWlBZatMMIMMlaV QT. $19.53 Jam «« D. W«gn«f UNDER IW n S . 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M. 1I78 EVENING HERALD, Mon., Dec. 24, 1979 - 11 LatfiBt in Dentistry f Births ) Road Death Toll Students Feiel Holiday Spirit Wojtyna, Kelly Lynn, daughter of Abracadabra to Sexy Smiles Peter and Donna Saucier Wojtyna of HEBRON - The studenU at the S6 Hawthorne St., Mandiester. be j[6 Still Climbing Gilead HilhSchool, feeling the spirit When dentists hang up was bom Dec. 14 at Manchester of Christmas, have been actively in their drills, put on their Memorial Hospital. Her matemaT volved in a food drive for the Hebron best or most casual grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. jBy United Presii International Police said a car driven by Susan Human Services Commission; the ‘ threads and head for an an Uonel Saucier of West Hartford. Her {Connecticut’s record highway Avery, 24, of Meriden ran into a tree construction of Christmas tree or nual convention, what paternal grandparents are Mr. and death rate for 1979 continued to climb off Route 15 in Meriden. She died at naments for the tornado victims in happens? Mrs. Walter Wojtyna of Hartford. as at least six more persons were Meriden-Wallingford Hospital about Windsor Locks, and the making of They wine, dine, run up She has a brother, Brian, IS months. kfiled in Connecticut highway ac- two hours later. gifts for the residents of Mansfield expense accounts', and hear cNents midway through the long In Killingly, a car operated by Training School. the latest. Bilodeau, Jefferey Allen, son of Christmas holiday period. Rene St. Germain, 57, of Danielson, This afternoon the students had a Here are some of the Donald and Debra St. Cyr Bilodeau of The number of state traffic deaths also ran into a tree off Cook Hill dedication of their “Holiday Giving things they heard when 3SS Tolland St., Bast Hartford. He stood at 554 by Sunday, a record high Road. He was pronounded dead at the Tree,” and a carol sing in the cour swapping reports at the an was bora Dec. 16 at Manchester for the state. On Dec. 3 this year’s scene. tyard of the school. nual convention of the Memorial Hospital. His maternal running total surpassed the old death Three traffic fatalities were The tree is decorated with bird American Dental Associa grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Ar- record set in 1973. reported Friday night in a spree of seed ornaments and will be a special tion in Dallas and at the mand St. Cyr of South Windsor. His MaryAnne Breton Joyce A. Lesard Since the holiday period began highway accidents authorities said treat for the wild birds for several Greater New York Dental paternal grandparents are Mr. and Friday at 6 p.m., through midnight were probably caused most by drunk weeks to come. Meeting. Mrs. Louie Bilodeau of South Wlnd- Sunday, vehicle crashes have caused drivers. Santa Gaus visited the students A little magic isn’t bad, Engaged the death of six persons. A seventh Kevin Rasnisky, 22, of Niantic, and and joined them in their classroom putting tiny patients at person was reported to have suffered Carol A. O’Malley, 20, of West Hart parties after the carol sing. ease, Jeff Seiger, dental Millelte, Jacob Bales, son of a heart attack while driving. ford, died when their auto crashed on student at Fairleigh Robert A. and Holly Bates Millette of Le86ard-Hoar As of midnight Sunday, state police Route 2 in Colchester. Dickinson University in 68 Homestead St., Coventry. He was Brelon-Plecity reported 256 highway accidents with Deborah McCormick. 25, of Hackensack, N. J. born Dec. 16 at Manchester 8^ of those involving injuries. Beefed- Litchfield Man Memorial Hospital. His maternal The engagement of Miss Joyce Ann” Norwalk, was killed when her auto reported. The engagement of Miss up patrols arrested 571 motorists in collided head-on with a second car on grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Lessard of Manchester to Warren G."’ He recommended the MaryAnne Breton of Manchester to cluding 470 for speeding and 26 for Westport Avenue in Norwalk. Dies in Blaze Hoar Jr. of Bolton has been aiH ' dentists team how to make Lawrence W. Bates of Manchester. Ronald Scott P lecity, also of drunken driving. Another 261 were Lloyd Taylor Jr., 22, of Norwich, nounced by her parents, Mrs.— a cotton ball disappear and His paternal grandparents are Mr. Manchester, has been announced by ispued warnings. died early Saturday after hi's car LITCHFIELD (UPI) - A local Marianne Lessard and Mr. John with it, anxiety and fear. and Mrs. Harry C. Millette Sr. of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Louis A. Two deaths occurred Sunday. went out of control across Route 32 in man died and his father was burned Lessard, both of Manchester. Dentists were advised to Manchester. Breton of 82 Oakland St., Montville and struck guard rails and seriously as a result of a weekend go to any magic or novelty Manchester. Mr. Hoar is the son of Mrs. Bar-^ fire in their Hart Drive home, state bars Hoar and Warren Hoar Sr., both • a telephone pole. store for how-to-do-it books Mr. Plecity is the son of Mr. and Chase Mishap “It was just a horrendous night police said. and materials needed for Mrs. Ronald Plecity of 18 Foxcroft of Bolton. Frank H, Gasser Jr., 25, of Miss Lessard graduated from* from six to midnight,” state police feats of sleight of hand. ^ College J Drive, Manchester. spokesman Joseph Crowley said. The Giving Tree Litchfield, was prounced dead at the Manchester High School in 1979 and* Injures Three Dr. Ronald Goldstein Miss .Breton graduated from ' 'They were just going wild out there. scene of the early Sunday fire. attended Manchester Community from Emory University Manchester High School and is atten Friday night was probably the worst Santa Claus admires a “giving tree” Hank Kelsey and Carl Stanich, teachers. His parents, Frank Gasser Sr,, and College. She is employed in the WETHERSFIELD (UPI) - Three School of Dentistry in Cathie C. Sullivan, of 208 ding Manchester Community persons, including a policeman, were night because you had office parties prepared by students of the Gilead Hill School Front from left, Steven Nelson and Pam Gladys, 56, managed to flee the home Atlanta, Ga., reported on Main St., Manchester, has College. She is employed as business office of the Steak Gub Inc. , injured Sunday when a van being and a lot of people getting out of work in Hebron. The tree includes food and Krist, Grade 6 students. (Herald photo by unharmed but the father turned back esthetic dentistry, been named to the 1976-80 therapeutic recreation program in Manchester. to try and save his son and put out the ctesed by police went through a red early. birdseed. From left. Mrs Nancy Turner, Pinto) describing new ways to edition of Who’s Who director at the Meadows Convales Mr. Hoar graduated from Bolton | light and struck another vehicle. fire, said Charles E. Wilson, chief of High School in 1975. He is employed-i “It’s speed and alcohol that's doing achieve a sexy smile. Among Students in cent Home in Manchester. rrwo 15-year-old boys were charged the East Licthfield Volunteer Fire Mr. Plecity graduated from as a paving consultant at G & H it." he said. “ We had at least a half “When crowning or bon American Universities and with the theft of the van in connec Department. ding front teeth, for Colleges. Manchester High School. He is Paving. dozen complaints of people driving Gasser was taken to Charlotte tion with the incident. the wrong way on the interstates.” cosmetic or functional pur- A senior at the college, employed as a machine distributor at 'The couple is planning a June 6," Hungerford Hospital in Torrington Coco 6)la. 1981 w edding a t B olton ■Police said Angelo Demma, 54, of Crowley said extra officers were Missing Airplane Found she is majoring in psy poses, dentists can Nbwington and his wife. Marguerita. and transferred to the Bridgeport chology. The couple is planning a May 1980 Congregational Church. (Nassift' scheduled for night holiday hours but dramatically change your 50, were in the car when it was struck Hospital Burn Center where he was wedding. photo) “ultimately people just have to save MONROE, N Y. (UPI) - As many Bridgeport in freezing rain against An autopsy was set for today, and ability to have a sexually- by the van at the intersection of Folly list^ in serious condition with first- appealing. tum-on smile.” their own lives by watching the way as 40 Civil Air Patrol planes combed the recommendations of an airport federal investigators were expected degree burns over 40 percent of his Brook Boulevard and Jordan Lane. they drive,” to arrive in the area. he said. The couple was treated at Hartford a 20-mile-wide swath of land between serviceman. body. “The prettiest face will State M^tor Vehicles Department the Orange County Airport and The private pilot discovered Glem- The wreckage was spotted about State police said it appeared the Report From America: Hospital for neck injuries. never survive an ugly officials said the weekend’s grim Bridgeport, Conn, for a week. But it botsky’s downed Cessna 172 about 300 feet below the summit of Skutty young Gasser may have fell asleep in Firemen had to extricate the cou smile. But an enhanced figures would probably push the was a private pilot who spotted the 3:15 p.m. Sunday, as he flew over the Hunk Mountain, also known as Moun a chair and dropped a lit cigarette. smile will invariably do ple from the car number of highway deaths 100 higher burned wreckage of Ronald Glem- area. State police brought the body tain Lodge Park, said Mel Bettcher, The patrolman James Slavola, 32. something for the plainest Feats of sleight of hand to put patients at ease is one of the bv year's end than the 1978 figure of botzky’s single-engine plane. out by helicopter. who tried to dissuade Glembotsky Charged in Shootings The Sheiks Shop Here of Wethersfield, suffered a dis face.” recommendations heard at a convention of dentists. (UPI photo) 461. Glembotzky, 45, a student pilot The crash site was on a mountain- from flying that night. located knee when he struck it on the “When people tend to join the “1 told Ron not to take off,” said STAMFORD (UPI) - A local man He is past president of it is essentially one cut o ^u it they’re Norman explained that for $950 to from Middletown, took off Dec. 16 for top about 10 miles from the airport. faced arraignment today on the American Academy of procedures. an artificial bridge.” The “condemned root” is By JOSEPH GAMBARDELLO dashboard of his cruiser. He was merriment you have to be careful Bettcher, “I couldn’t order him not coming in for. $1,000 a gentleman could walk in, be ” treated at the hospital a id released. attempted murder charges in the Esthetic Dentistry. Dr. Loren Pilling said He told of a patient who removed and the UPI Men’s Fashion Editor when you get on the highway.” said to. but I advised him not to. “Suits should be classic so you can fitted, and four or five weeks later The chase began after the van had wounding of two other men. “It is possible for a team toothaches, dissatisfaction could not be fitted with a remaining two get root receivd a suit. “Some run up to $1,350 DMV spokesman Donald Byers. “It was very bad. It was raining, wear them all the time,” Lmn said fled from the parking lot of a private Police held Leopaldo Fernandez, consisting of a general den with dentures, pain and toothsaving bridge, canal therapy. Then, NEW YORK (UPI) - When it com in cashmere,” he added. “You may be perfectly able to drive Sixty Back Tax Change icing conditions, low ceiling, this week as he stood in the shop, apartment complex when neighbors 53. on $100,000 bond after the tist, orthodontist and other symptoms of the because there was nothing separate crowns are es to buying clothes, politicians, ac Or, if one wanted to save time and but you have to look out for the other everything bad. wearing a suit that was made five had called police to investigate the “I just told him, ‘You're taking a shootings that occurred Saturday cosmotologist to get mouth and face frequently to anchor the bridge to. fashioned, one for each tors, royalty, diplomats, in money, he could pick one off the rack " people, you have to expect the McKinney said 64 Representatives years ago. ’’Trendy cuts are not very HARTFORD (UPI) - Rep. hell of a chance,' I talked with him night outside a duplex home in Stam results that mean the are caused by emotional Impacted wisdom teeth root. They are cemented on dustrialists and Arab oil sheiks tend for $3^1 to $450, Norman said. suspicious vehicle. worst " have sign^ a discharge petition good investments.” Steward McKinney. R-Conn., says for 15-20 minutes, trying to tell him ford. patient doesn't have to problems such as anxiety were uncovered surgically, posts sunk in the stubs of to choose their suits as carefully as “With things so expensive these Are the suits worth it? against the House Ways and Means more than 60 Congressmen have join not to go. Fernandez was charged with two resort to plastic surgery,” and depression. repositioned as substitutes the roots after the canal they choose their words. days, clothes should be treated as an “We couldn’t get $1,000 if they Committee. If the petition is signed counts each of attem pt^ murder and him in an effort to change the present “It looked like he may have tried to he said. Pilling, a psychiatrist at for two back molars and work. And a lot of them end up at the investment, not worn for just one weren’t good,” Norman said. ; by a majority of House members, the first-degree assault. form of tax depreciation allowances. turn back and ‘pancaked’ — stalled The meteoric rise in gold the Minneapolis Ginic of used to anchor the Elach half, with its own same place — Leon and Norman season,” he said. The Blocks also are proud of their^ tax writing panel would be forced to Authorities arrested Fernandez prices has caused only a Psychiatry and Neurology bridgework. root support, will function Block’s Dunhlll Tailors on That classic formula seems to have collection of silk ties. • release a bill it has held for several out." he said. after he allegedly shot Albert About 30 to 40 planes, flown by slight impact on the cost of and a Director of the At a recent three day as an independent single fashionable Blast 57th Street. worked for the Blocks, whose father “You can come in here blindfoldedl Primary Conferences months. Jimenez. 35. and Jose Rodriguez. 39. conference on nothing but rooted tooth, Feldman and pick a tie and not ml*; Civil Air Patrol volunteers from New dental restorative treat Minneapolis Pain Clinic The Blocks’ clients include Cary opened the store in 1923. mate a HARTFORD (UPI) - SecreUry of both of Stamford wisdom teeth, specialists said. Grant, Rod Steiger, George take,” Leon said. * The bill, the Capital Cost Recovery York, Connecticut, New Jersey and ment with gold. Dr. and Pain Rehabilitation Swirling around the store as Leon the State Barbara Kennedy says her Both men were listed early today at the National Institutes Dr. Julius N. Obin, of Hamilton, New York Gov. Hugh Dunhill Tailors should not be con Act, would slice the tax depreciation Pennsylvania, searched between C hester J. Gibson of Center, said the argument and Norman talked were obviously office will conduct a series of six con- Orange County and Bridgeport, as in serious but stable condition at McMinnville, Ore., said. over whether pain is of Health tended to agree New York University’s Girey, Sen. Jacob Javits, R-N.Y., fused with Alfred Dunhill of London. time for buildings and other property well-to do gentlemen who acted as if jierences on Connecticut’s first Stamford Hospital. The use of gold constitutes organic or psychogenic is that if wisdom teeth are Department of Periodon Prince Faisal, John Chancellor, “They’ve sued us, we’ve sued nearly in half, McKinney said. Conn. the place were more a private club *^sidential primary. only a small part of the senseless. not causing trouble, den tics, said there is no scien Hugh Downs, Ambassador Robert than a haberdashery. them,” Norman said, adding the overall restorative dental Psychologic forces are tists should leave them tific evidence that surgical Mrs. Kennedy says there are many Wagner and Paul Newman among The conversation was interrupted latest suit was brought when Alfred facets to the March primary, in j f h treatment. always present when there alone. elimination of pockets of those willing to come in and pay up to briefly as Prince Windisch-Graetz, a Dunhill, known widely for its tobacco Your biochemistry, can infection, the end result of cluding procedural and legal He said, oy ‘.he way, that is pain, he said. 'That’s $1,300 for a tailored suit. pretender to the Austrian throne, products, introduced a line oC stipulations, which should be dis predict how you will res gum disease, will prevent menswear in the United States. ! WARM dental fee increases have why, he said, dentists need And, the Block brothers point out. came in and conferred with Leon. cussed. pond to dental treatment. the disease from con consistently stayed below to have an understanding The conferences will be held the cost of living increases Dr. Emanuel Cheraskin, tinuing. ^ e u i’t bear to of their patients as total around the state the second week of aWIIHElA over th^ last 12 years. persons. professor emeritus at the He said, however, that January. Mrs. Kennedy said it’s im ' wait another All ou t'lere with dental Wisdom teeth, even im University of Alabama’s many patients appear to bill pains in the pocketbook pacted ones, sometimes Medical Center, said. For improve on treatment with perative local election officials have minute to may not believe that. But can be repositioned with example: baking soda or salt, and a firm grasp and understanding of the provisions of the primary law. wish you a G il^ n ’s sayso is based on orthodontic treatment to —Slight variations in sh o rtte rm use of an blood sugar levels will tibiotics. Merry. Christmas Consumer Price Index fill critical gaps left by The home 154INOV76 and to express statistics. missing back molars. Dr. result in reduced tolerance Obin stressed keeping M.P^SS Simulated Laboratory Space age gifts for den John R. Frick of Chapel to orthodontic bands and the tooth clean, brushing ^ o u u e RoHing in with spir our thanks. cleaning of teeth. all the way to the root WEST HARTFORD (UPI) - The tistry were described by Hill, N. C. said. ited Christmos wishes Hope your Dr. Jacob I. Trombka, Frick said teeth in upper —The closer your blood every day. Keep bacteria University of Hartford announced it holiday is aglow NASA senior scientist and and lower jaws form the sugar is to normal levels, off Uie tooth. d re p e d o / for our many friends is expanding its undergraduate with happiness. co-investigator for several equivalent of two brick the greater your chances Adults continue to opt for and neighbors. Thanks. medical technology program to in TRES CHIC of the Apollo missions. arches. If one brick is for tolerance of dental braces and make up about clude a new sim ulate laboratory. more than likely was found from the adt In thU The lab has $35,000 worth of equip BEAUTY SALON Consider the lixiscope - a removed or severly treatment. 30 to 40 percent of his prac- 303 E. CENTER ST„ MANCHESTER handoperated battery run chipped the entire arch Half a tooth is better tice, said Dr. Irving paper’s Claeiifled Section. ment and will be used to train seniors the clinical skills of medical Xray that appears falls apart. That is why ^ a n none said Dr. George Skolnick. CUNUFFE technology. extremely well-adapted for missing, injured and Q^ldman, of New York. He The clinical professor of m 'The school’s program is one of two use during root canal treat malformed teeth must be described a method of orthodontics at New York MIT0BII9Y ment. restored, he said. dividing a molar so that University Dental School in the nation, training students to The dentist can see “Sometimes conditions each half, with its own root said the improvement of Herald 305 E. C E N T E R ST., assist in the diagnosis, management ROUTE 83 TALI»TTVIU£, M3-4016 exactly what’s happening support, can function as an the adult self-image after CLASSIFIED ADVERTISINO and prevention of illness in the main are good for closing molar M A N C H E S T E R 643-4958 as it happens. spaces with nearby independent singlerooted orthodonture can be more Many Happy Returns areas of lab medicine. He said another wisdom teeth and-or other tooth. dramatic than that of a cameralike instrument has teeth,” he said. This can be done, he said, child. Mrs. Susan Nelson, who was 101 on Dec. 10, was the guest of been adapted to take pic “Restoring an area with when only one root of a “I have watched adults im m m m te n m t swvawaiansnsg fysasttaMiBWiatsa honor at a birthday celebration Friday at Crestfield Convales By the time a child ii tures and hook up to a com- natural teeth has the ob three root tooth is affected who were shy, timid, in -w 1 » cent Home. Mrs. Nelson formerly lived in New York City and three yean old, hii brain puterized modelling vious advantage of by bone loss in periodontal troverted, suddenly has been a resident of Crestfield since 1976. She has a son h a i reached 80 per blossom into radiant, self- H I << cent of adult lize. w system to be used for eliminating the problem disease the prime cause of Robert Nelson who lives in Storrs. (Herald photo by Adamson) monitoring dental rather than treating it with premature loss of teeth. confident individuals," he said. ICs Christmas again and time to W ishing you A t Em Mui Coon't Leading OpOelant say how much it IGREETINGS rei Main M. It) Hein tt leMt means to have the HAPPINC friendship and >good will of folks like you. Accept o n d J O V ^ k i l our sincere thanks ------— ------throughout * . ! and warm wishes s I I join Frosty for a e tho hoiiday ^ ancf ‘"'■t' •" our friends the merriest iOiiin MHim I SOQSOA. holiday everl Thank you for everything! ,,maMng fou mil the Ueulmgt of a layaau boHSay caaaaa. Waeara Ibaaba mme mud mtL Vkanki to om ouuu/ (utfuli/ TRAVEL 'a t> m a n , “THE ENERQY PEOPLE” John H. Lappen, Inc. TH E SAS/ltMG PU ACE eight hundred sighty*ssven B liB Oil Co. TIME 164 East Center Street, Manchecter Manchester Drug IIM raiill main itrset, in || MANCHESTER 239 SPENCER ST., downtown manchaster, CJCCTOC 162 SPENCER ST. “Before Lommem Happen, 717 Main St. 649-4541 64D-57Z0 MANCHESTER Iniure W'ith Lappen" VERNON 295 HARTFORD TPKE. L. lilfiitKMiMlcxtasaicaKiMiiMteiSKMlMiMeaitawl 12 - EVENING HERALD, Mon.. Dec. 24. 1978 EVENING HERALD, Mon.. Dec. U. 1979— 1,3 Andover Tree § Obituaries May Be Dark = Virginia Norcrosa Francis Sobirai Booing No Surprise tojaworski Paul Schuetz MANCHESTER — Virginia (King) ANDOVER — The Hutchinson" MANCHESTER - Paul SchueU, VERNON - Francis Sobirai, 70, of Norcross, 73, of 410 East Center St., family (Christmas Tree, which h a s^ PHILADELPHIA (UPI) - ’"That’s a bunch of garbage,” he 90, of 385 W est C e n te r S t., Vernon, died Saturday at a South an interception by Philadelphia cor- wife of Horace L. Norcross, died Sun become a community tradition in A n-" Ron Jaworski has been in said of the jeers. “They can say what Chicago went scoreless in the se Manchester, died Sunday at a local Windsor convalescent home. dover, may be dark tonigbt.v " nerback Elobby Lee Howard in the cond half and Jaworski threw two TD day at Manchester Memorial He was bom in Manchester Feb. Philadelphia for three years they want to say but I have a job to end zone that snuffed out a Bears’ Hospital. convalescent home. He was the hus Vandals clipped the electric wires do. It didn’t bother me at all. But I’ve passes while Franklin booted a 34- band of. the late Gladys (Johnson) 17, 1909 anJ had been a resident of march at the Eagles’ 9-yard line with and stole many of the lights from i t " and nothing surprises him, not been here three years and I know yard field goal. She was bom in Bristol, R.I. Nov. Schuetz! Vernon for the past 25 years. the game tied. Mike Phipps threw the last night while John and D oris" even fans booing a man who what it’s like. ’They can get down on The Bears were hurt when a n ^ ' 6, 1906, and was a resident of He was bom in Manchester July 7, Before retiring in 19^, HE was a ball for Brian Baschnagel when Manchester for the past 23 years. She Hutchinson were at a basketball •- helped lead the Eagles into the you after a couple of mistakes.” yard run by Payton to fhe 1889, and was a lifelong resident. For plant engineer at the Hartford Howard stepped in fmmt of the in was employed for 27 years as an in game. ' — “There will be times when a Philadelphia 1 was called back more than 50 years, he was a weaver Freezer (jorp, for 18 years. playoffs. tended receiver. spector for Pratt & Whitney Aircraft When the Hutchinson fam ily ^ quarterback can’t complete because of an illegal motion penalty for Cheney Bros. He retired in 1963. He was a member of Lafayette Forget that he had thrown for 18 Jaworski hit Carmichael on a 17- of East Hartford, retiring in 1969. returned home and threw the switch;. everything,” said Carmichael, who against Baschnagel, who said "I He was a World War I Army Lodge of Masons of Hartford, a 32nd to light the tree, it remained dark._^ touchdowns and finished fourth in yard TD pass and Tony Franklin would know if it was illegal motion or Besides her husband, she is sur NFC passing efficiency during the snared six passes for 111 yards. kicked a 29-yard field goal to give the veteran, a member of the Senior ddgree Mason of the Valley of Hart- They investigated and found the^ or an illegal pick but the play really not, and it wasn’t. vived by six brothers, John King, regular season. The fans did, because “Sometimes we make mistakes that Eagles an early 10-7 lead. But Walter Citizens of Manchester, the Army- fo ^ and Consistory, of Norwich, damage. hurt us,” he said. “It’s a crossing Payton, the NFC’s leading rusher, Francis King Jr., Anthony King, and once Jaworski threw four straight in the fans don’t see. But he’s the Payton, who scored on a 2-yard run Navy Club of Manchester, and Mian- Sphinx Temple of Hartford and Omar This morning they set out to repair' pattern and we do it sometimes but was slowed when he aggravated a Edward King, all of Bristol, R.I., tonomah Tribe, Order of Redmen, Shrine Club of Manchester. He was completions, fumbled the ball away quarterback. I thought it was great earlier, plunged one yard and Bob Harold King of Lowell Mass, and ■ i h itm but did not know early today when the fans gave him atuovation I'm not sure if they picked our guy pinched nerve in his neck in the se and Manchester Barracks World War also a member of the Tall Cedars of and threw an interception,'" they Thomas kick^ a 30-yard field goal to Clarence King of Sarasota, Fla.; a whether it would be possible to when he left the field (at the end of off.” cond quarter and gained only 67 I Veterans. In 1977, Mr. Schuetz was Lebanon. 9 ^ booed and called for replacement give the Bears a 17-10 halftime ad sister. Miss Madeline King of relight it tonight. the game).” The go-ahead touchdown followed yards in 16 carries. named “Veteran of the Year” by the He leaves two brothers, Joseph J. John Walton. vantage. Bristol, R.I.; several nieces and The Hutchinson’s began decorating. While Jaworski was on the money Veterans Council of Manchester. Undaunted. Jaworski came back nephews. Sobirai of West Hartford and Walter the tree on their property at Route 6 with his TD passes of 17 and 29 yards He is survived by a sister, Mrs. Potyra of South Windsor; a brother- and fired two second-half touchdown Funeral services will be held at the and Wales Road about 25 years ago.*^ to Carmichael, the second of which Amada A. Kohls; a niece, Mrs. in-law, Thomas Miller of Colchester; passes to rally the Eagles from a 17- Connery-Smith Funeral Home, 57 > * As the tree grew so did the number of tied the game 17-17 midway through Elaine Kiecolt, and a nephew, Harold three sisters, Mrs. Chester (Stella) 10 halftime deficit and give them a Burton St,, Bristol, R.I., Friday at a % lights and so did the community the third quarter, it was just a short F. Schuetz, all of Manchester. Varrick of Manchester, Mrs. John 27-17 victory over the Chicago Bears time to be announced, with a mass of spirit it inspired. Z toss to Campfield that helped Funeral services will be from John (Josephine) Gercich of Wethersfield in the NFC wild card playoff game, Christian burial, at St. Mary's That spirit left someone un-'., eliminate the ^ a rs . F. Tierney Funeral Home, 219 West and Mrs. Henrietta Brown of South their first post-season win since 1960. Church. Burial will be in St. Mary's Be touched, however, and the tree was^ Center St., Manchester, on Thursday Philadelphia now plays at NFC Campfield, who is used mainly in Cemetery. Calling hours are Windsor and several nieces and heavily damaged last night. Heart-'” at 11 a.m. The Rev. Burton Strand, Central champion Tampa Bay in the sure passing situations, crossed with Thursday at the Connery-Smith nephews. broken, the Hutchinson’s went to. Carmichael and snared the pass. Car pastor of Concordia Lutheran Private funeral services will be at work on it again, hoping to get it lit . NFC semifinal playoff game next Funeral Home and Wednesday, 7 to 9 Saturday. michael got just enough of linebacker p.m. at the John F. Tierney Funeral Church, will officite. Burial will be in Holm^ Funeral Home, 400 Main St. for Chirstmas Eve. " Jerry Muckensterm to take him out Burial will be at the convenience of Jaworski threw two scoring passes Home. 219 We^/ Center St., East Cemetery. Friends may call at of the play, and wide receiver the family. There will be no calling to Harold Carmichael before com Manchester, the funeral home Wednesday, 2 to 4 Appointed to Council r Charlie Smith picked off a Bear hours. pleting a short toss to reserve and 7 to 9 p.m. Memorial con EAST HARTFORD - Gov. Ellg secondary man at the Chicago 45 to William MauclHley Sr. A Masonic memorial service will tailback Billy Campfield that turned tributions may be made to the Con Grasso recently announced the reap spring Campfield all the way. EAST HARTFORD — Funeral ser cordia Lutheran CTiurch. be Wednesday night at 7:30 at the into the Eagles' 63-yard go-ahead pointment of Mrs. Anne McWalter of Chicago Coach Neill Armstrong vices were held this morning for funeral home. touendown with 12:24 left to play. It East Hartford to the Council on suggested Carmichael may have run William A. Maudsley Sr. of 70 Smith Zella L. ^iver Memorial contributions may be almost made him forget about the Probate Judicial O urt. ' into Muckensterm on his crossing Drive, East Hartford, from the MANCH^TER - Zella L. Oliver, made to the Shriners' Hospital for Mrs. McWalter’s term ends Sept. fans’ reaction during a period late in 78, of iU ^ v a ll St., Manchester, died pattern while the ball was ih the air, Farley-Sullivan Funeral Home in Crippled Children, Crew Street, 30, 1983. „ the second quarter and early in the Hartford. A mass of Christian burial this m ^ in g at her home after a long Tucked into Stocking third when he struggled. constituting an illegal pick. Springfield, Mass. Grange Visits Homes r. “I don’t know whether it was legal followed at St. Augustine's Church. illness. She was the wife of W. Guy Safely tucked into a Christmas stocking, Eric James Henry Mr. Maudsley died Friday at Oliver. Albert C. Braull MANCHESTER - Several^ Manchester Memorial Hospital. She was bom in Marion, Ohio, HARTFORD — Funeral services left Manchester Memorial Hospital today to take up residence members of Manchester GrangST Bowling Burial was in Cedar Hill Cemetery. April 29,1901, the daughter of the late were held this morning for Albert at 24 Griswold St., Manchester, with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. visited local convalescent homes apd Born in Fall River, Mass., he lived Charles and Isabelle (Gronflo) Charles Brault, 62, of 1452 Francis James Henry. He was bom Wednesday at 1:13 p.m. and some in surrounding towns and dte; REC— Bill Pagan! Jr. 147- in the Hartford area most of his life. McClung, and had been a resident of Ave., Hartford, at the Greater Hart weighed eight pounds and six ounces. He was 21 inches long. tribted CTiristmas gifts to Grange- Today*8 154-430, John Maiorca 154- He owned and operated his own taxi Manchester since 1952. Before ford Funeral Services & (lapels Ltd. (Herald photo by Pinto) members on other residents of thd 138-421, Norm Vittner 149- business. retiring six years ago, she was a of Hartford. Mr. Brault died homes. TTiey also visited shut-ins. ~ 141- 389, Randy Copeland He leaves four sons, William A. teacher at the Bunce School. Before Thursday at Hartford Hospital. He 136-378. Bob ^hack 369, Maudsley Jr.. Joseph Maudsley, that, she worked at the Mansfield was the husband of Elizabeth Sport Parade Tom Martin 369, Bill both of Vernon, John Maudsley oi Training School for 26 years. (Willard) Brault. Pagani Sr. 139-365, Bill Berlin and Robert Maudsley of Funeral arrangements are in Burial was in Cedar Hill Cemetery. Milt Rickman End of Playing Time for Oiler Quarterback Zwick 166-365, Ted Cady Buckingham. Pa ; a daughter. Mrs. complete. Holmes Funeral Home, He was born in Andover Sept. 26, UPI Sportg Editor 142- 359, Gerry Chappell Kathleen Smith of Jersey Shore, P a.; 400 Main St., has charge of 1917, the son of the late Ernest J. and V Barney Chavous of Denver takes Houston he landed in this position. Pastorini suffered a 358. Newt Emerson 142-352, arrangements. seven grandchildren. Fanny (Wilson) Brault. quarterback Dan Pastorini out of action when groin pull. (UPI Photo) Jerry Smith 351, Ken Besides his wife, he leaves a Ostrinsky 350. daughter, Carol Smith of Hartford; Winners Remain Long Shots Manchester Police Report three sons, Lawrence Brault of NEW YORK (UPI) — Essentially, the NFL’s wild card Higganum. Charles Brault of New playoffs didn't prove* too much from purely a football standpoint, ‘Title Town’ Tag Boost to Pittsburgh MANCHESTER — Police charged Bond was posted at 85,000. Britain and Robert Brault of Penn Houston and Philadelphia.rihe two sylvania; 15 grandchildren: a great- a 23-year-old Manchester man Th victim, identified as 32-year-old winners, move into the second round, after which he had another 84 yard to Fiesta Bowl at Tempe, Ariz., looking have really rubbed off on us." granddaughter. four brothers, Henry NEW YORK (UPI) - Yet now. 1 owe a lot to my coaches. I'd Friday with second-degree assault Elaine Farnsworth, suffered a but both remain long shots to get to the Eagles' 1 yard line called back in to continue that championship Pittsburgh takes one of the nation's of New York, Ernest of Colchester, another sports trophy may give my left and right arm for them. after allegedly dragging his girl broken leg in the incident and was The Big Showdown in the Super the third quarter because teammate season. top defenses into the game, led by Arthur of Coventry and Clarence of Tonight, I want you to do the same friend from the living room of their treated at Manchestr Memorial Bowl. Brian Baschnagel was found guilty of hang in Pittsburgh by Christ "Pittsburgh being called 'Title end Hugh Green, a player Arizona Hartford, and three sisters, Dorothy thing." home to the bedroom Hospital. A hospital spokeswoman CLOSED What Sunday’s ac tiv ity a c illegal motion. mas Day. Town' definitely is a boost to us," Coach Tony Mason says "everyone The Tigers went out and scored on WEDNESDAY Police said Thomas Ferrer of 11 said Saturday she was in satisfactory Pagano of East Hartford, Clara complished more than’ anything else “That was the play that broke our The Steelers are the NFL kingpins said Panthers’ offensive tackle Mark knows. " Saglio of Glastonbury and Alice their first possession en route to a 24- Vine St .' is scheduled to appear Jan. 7 condition. was to reinforce Darwin's theory on backs." lamented Neill Armstrong, and the Pirates rule major-league May. "Athletics are a major factor "He just loves to play. " Mason Wilson of Georgia. 3 lead. Things got a bit closer in the in East Hartford Superior Court. To prepare for the Biggest 3 D AYS ALE.... survival of the fittest, and it was a the Bears’ coach. baseball. On Tuesday, the University and contributor to the city. The said in praise of the 6-foot 2-inch, 215- third quarter, but relentless pursuit rookie quarterback and a veteran one The Eagles got another break late of Pittsburgh takes on Arizona in the Steelers and Pirates’ championships pounder. “Everybody loves to watch In Memoriam of Wake Forest quarterback Jay who did most to substantiate the in the fourth quarter when they were someone like that. He gets to the Venuto settled the issue. Venuto was In loving memory of my htubjind, Harold Palmer, hym thesis. hit with a 15-yard roughing the kicker ball. It’s refreshing to watch him.” Area Police Report who patted away December 25. 197S , ...in our history! knocked unconscious in the fourth Gifford Neilsen, Houston’s second- penalty that finished them. The TV The 10-1 Panthers allowed less than quarter when sacked by Lyman Dear Harold, year backup man for Dan Pastorini, replay clearly showed that Gary 10 points per game in the regular \ern o n You know how much I loved you White. The Deacons' quarterback place on Campbell Avenue. She was took over the Oilers after Pastorini Campbell, on whom the penalty was season and only 2.3 yards per rushing Two East Hartford women are and at the yean go by. The was taken to a hospital lor X-rays released on her promise to appear in precious memonet we shared pulled a groin muscle shortly at the called, didn’t touch Max Runager, play. reported in satisfactory condition at and observation court on Jan. 8. will never die start of the second half and guided the Eagles' punter, but actually was The Wildcats will try to attack the Rockville General Hospital today. Elsewhere Saturday, No. 13 ______Your Mary them to a 13-7 win over the Denver kicked himself, accidentally, as he Panthers with the running of fullback Both suffered internal injuries in a Allen Chemerka, 23, of 674 Talcott- Washington downed No 11 Texas 14-7 Broncos. was falling down. Hubert Oliver and tailbacks Larry one-car accident at Vernon Circle ville Road, Vernon, was charged Sun In Memoriam in the Sun Bowl and No 20 Penn State Making his job all the tougher was Dick Vermeil, the Eagles’ coach, Heater and Richard Hersey. Oliver Sunday. day with third-degree assault and nipped No. 15 Tulane 9-6 in the Liber third-degree criminal mischief. in loving memory of Our Father, Harold Palmer, the lack of Earl Campbell, the felt his team was fortunate to win. topped the 1.000-yard mark this J cquelyn R. Hober, 40, of 32 who passed away. December'25. 1978 ty Bowl He was arrested on a warrant in league's most productive runner, and "Some things happened in the se season while Heater and Hersey, in Daniel St., the driver of the car, and Halfback Joel Coles' pass to Tom connection with the investigation of One year has pasted, our hearts are still sore. stickout wide receiver Ken cond half,'' he said. “If they had gone alternating roles, totaled 1,217 yards a oassenger. Dorothy D. Herson. 45, As time rolls on we miss you more. Donovan with 42 seconds left in the an incident that allegedly happened A Loving father, tender and kind. Burrough. Campbell left the game the Bears way. they'd have won." between them ( 615 Burnside Ave.. had to be game set up Herb Menhardt's third on Nov. 15. He was releas^ on a $5(X) What beautiful memories you left behind with a pulled groin muscle, and Houston goes on to meet the If the ground game fails, the Wild (cm oved from the car by Vernon field goal and gave Nittany Lions' Burroughs aggravated a tailbone in Chargers in San Diego Saturday in cats have quarterback Jim Krohn, Police and members of the Vernon nonsurety bond for appearance in Sadly missed by Coach Joe Paterno a birthday victory court on Jan. 8. Daughters, Judith Redd and Family Mane Purvis jury in the first half the AFC’s second round playoffs. It bothered some by injuries this year over Tulane Fire Department rescue squad. and Family But the 25-year-old Neilsen, was Campbell who help^ put the but now 100 percent healthy. Krohn Police said traffic had to be Pamela J. Vitkus, 19, of 6 Oak St., "It was the happiest birthday I've showing remarkable poise, survived Oilers there by scoring their only completed 93-of-175 passes, including rerouted for about one hour after the Rockville, was charged Sunday with In Memoriam THURSDAY,OPEN FRIDAY, SATURDAY. had." the 53-year-old Paterno said. reckless driving and George Desor- with, a little help from his friends. touendown against the Broncos Sun seven touchdowns. We wanted this to be our coming 8:56 p.m accident Both women had In loving memory of Larry N Pierson His best friends were the Oilers' day less than a minute before the The Panthers boast a pair of good been in the hospital's Intensive Care cy, 22, of 102 Michael Drive, East back to No. 1." Even though you won't be with us during the Christ defense, which sacked Bronco first half ended. quarterbacks: Junior Rick Trocano Hartford, was charged with failure to mas holidays, your memory will be in our hearjj^ Washington quarterback Tom Unit but were transferred out a NEVER BEFORE...... AND NEVER AGAIN, WILL quarterback Craig Morton six Campbell streaked over from three started the first seven games and hospital spokesperson said. drive a reasonable distance apart in forever ------Flick converted two Texas turnovers connection with the investigation of a different times. yards out and had trouble getting up completed 74-of-128 passes for 853 The accident is still under in Beyond life's gateway into quick touchdowns, one on an 18- Ron Jaworski. the Eagles' after scoring. That was the play on yards. When he was knocked out by a vestigation. four-car accident on Route 83. There's an open gate yard pass to Paul Skansi. to spark the At the end of the road PRICES BE THIS LOW. WE GUARANTEE IT! experienced quarterback, had an en which he pulled a muscle but the hamstring injury, freshman Dan Anne M. Gottier, 16, of 115 Warren Several persons involved in the ac Huskies to an upset victory in the Through which each must go alone. tirely different problem than Oilers say he and Pastorini probably Marino took over and finished the windswept Sun Bowl. Ave,, Vernon, was charged Sunday cident were taken to Rockville And there in a light we cannot see Our Father claims His Own. Neilsen. The fans in Philadelphia's will be ready to play against the season sensationally, hitting 115-of- Willis Mackey, the only Texan on with fourth-degree larceny on com General Hqspital, treated and dis charged. They were Michael J. Beyond the gate, our loved one Veteran Stadium booed him when he Chargers. 193 passes for 1.508 yards and nine the Washington team and listed as a plaint of the K-Mart Store at Vernon Finds happiness and rest chose to stay on the ground rather touchowns. Marino will start against third-string running back, scored the Circle She was released on her Judge, 19. of 105 Prospect St., And there is Comfort in the thought than pass after the (Chicago Bears Freak Injury Arizona. other Huskies’ touchdown on a 4-yard promise to appear in court in Rockville; Wayne Oulette, 16, of 41 Regan St.. Rockville; Stephanie That a loving God knows best had increased their lead to 17-10 with ^.Pastorini'S injury was something There were three bowl games dive Rockville on Jan 8. a 31-yard field goal near the end of played on Saturday. Gregory Lanz, 21, of 374 Tolland Wemter, 19, of 6 Oak St., Rockville; Deeply loved and missed of a freak. Nobody even touched him. Mother and Sherry the first half. Charlie McClendon, leaving Stage Road, Tolland, was charged Howard White 111, 19, of Stafford Looking for a receiver while trying to Another Triumph Instead of letting it bother him, Louisiana State after 27 years on the Friday with driving while under the Springs and Kenneth White, 17, of the pass, he was jumping up and down New Year’s Party Jarowski threw a pair of touchdown football coaching staff — 18 as head SYDNEY. Australia - influence of liquor or drugs or both same address and Desorcy. and pumping the ball when he Desorcy and Vitkus are scheduled MANCHESTER - Manchester SALE! passes in the second half, giving him suddenly clutched the inside of his coach — addressed his team in the Czechoslovakian teenager Hana and failure to grant the right of way Grange will hold a New Year’s party three for the game, and wound up locker room before Saturday night's Mandlikova won her third Australian at a private drive. to appear in court in Rockville on thigh. He had to be carried off the Jan. 8. Dec. 31 at 205 Olcott St. at 8 p.m. leading the Eagles to a 27-17 victory. field. Tangerine Bowl encounter with tournament in four weeks Sunday Police said he was involved in a There will be a pot luck supper and Wake Forest. when she captured the women’s two-car accident on Route 30. The Rene J. St. Germain, 25, of 142 Upon taking over, Nielsen kept it Darryl Drive, Vernon, was charged noise makers and hats will be EVERYTHING MUST BE SOID Eagles Got Breaks simple. He did have one of his passes The talk must have paid off singles title of the $50.(XXI New South driver of the other car was Donna provided. A sing-a-long will also be because the Tigers went out and Wales Open Maneggia, 21, of Hop River Road. early today with failure to drive One of the reasons the Eagles will intercepted on Houston's 26 early in right. Police said he struck a parked held. be meeting the Tampa Bay Buc the final quarter but the Broncos stomped the Demon Deacons 34-10 to Mandlikova mastered 16-year-old Bolton. No injuries were reported. Tickets can be purchased at the EVERY COLOR TV - B & W TV ...m ust be sold! send their coach home a winner. American Bettina Bunge 6-3, 3-6, 6-3 Both cars were towed. Lanz was car owned by Richard E. Schweitzer caneers in Florida Saturday in one of couldn't capitalize. of West Street, Rockville. St. (5er- door. For more information, contact the NFC’s second round playoff With Campbell looking on from the "Don’t play for me, play for in 78 minutes to become, at 17 years released on his promise to appear in Ruth Herbele at 643-5391 after 6 p.m. EVERY STEREO i HI-FI ...must be sold! yourselves, I've always told you. and 10 months, the youngest female court on Jan. 8. main was taken to Rockville General games is because most of the breaks sidelines, Rob Carpenter handled Hospital, treated and released. His went against the Bears in Sunday's most of the running for the Oilers and Well, tonight. I'm going to break that winner in the open's 94-year history. Robert F. Bogii, 39, of 9 Morrison The youngest to win the tournament court answer date is Jan. 11. EVERY REFRIGERATOR ...must be sold! contest. did an excellent job. He worked the Pass Interception rule," said McClendon before the St. Ext., was charged Saturday with was American Maureen “Mo " Con Michael C. Salisbury, 16, and Time Running Out Walter Payton scored both Chicago ball down to the Denver three late in game, his eyes watering. “My heart driving without a license, misuse of Philadelphia’s Bobby Howard takes pass away from Chicago’s is heavy. nolly who was 18 years and two registration plates, and driving an Beverlee W aller, 16, both of CONCORD, N.H. (UPI) - EVERY WASHER-DRYER...must be sold! touchdowns, one on a 2-yard plunge the game, and Toni Fritsch wrapped Rockville, were charged early today Presidential candidates have just in the first quarter, and the other on it up with his second field goal, a 20- Brian Baschnagel for interception in Sunday’s game won by “I’ve never asked or done anything months when she won the title in unregistered motor vehicle. for myself and I'm not going to start 1952. He was released on his promise to in connection with the investigation two more days to deliver a |500 check EVERY ELEC. & GAS RANGE...must be So!d! a I'-yard rush in the second quarter. yarder. Eagles, 27-17. (UPI Photo) and 1,000 s i^ tu r e s to the secretary appear in court on Jan. 8. of an alleged incident in Henry Park. Salisbury was charged with third- of state to get their names on the EVERY DISHWASHER...must be sold! Timothy A. Yonika, 23, of 432 ballot in New Hampshire’s primary. Strong Road, South Windsor, was degree criminal mischief and Miss charged Saturday with evading Waller for instruction of an un Because state workers have Mon EVERY MICROWAVE OVEN ...m ust be sold! licensed operator. She has a court day and Christmas day off, time is Oilers Make Point: Win Without Campbell responsibility in connection with the answer date of Jan. 11 and Salisbury investigation of an accident on Dec. running out for candidates or their “It reminded me,” middle guard only once in the final three quarters. Burrough, who reinjured a strained Craig) Morton held the ball too long. 149 yards. '-vhas a court date of Jan. 8. EVERY VACUUM CLEANER ...must be soidjl 21 after which he allegedly left the surrogates to beat the 5 p.m. HOUSTON (UPI) - Denver Chirley Chilp said, “of a 13-10 win over On that one occasion kicker Fred lower l»ck early in the game. It was a lot of things. I didn’t think Houston's lead also allowed the Dale E. Drum, 23, of Farmstead scene. His court date is Jan. 8. TTiursday deadline. Coach Red Miller and probably Washington some yetirs ago. All Steinfort’s 50-yard field goal try Oilers defenders preferred to think they could beat us without Oiler's defense to sit in what Miller Lane, Ellington, was charged early And during this sale, w ell give you the John E. Kalaus, 25, of Enfield, was Republican conteders Sen. Howard defense.” glanced off the right goal post. they shut down Denver. Miller Campbell." called a “sub defense." this morning with failure to drive to a lot of other folks did not charged Saturday with failure to Baker of Tennesee, Sen. Robert Dole same fine service we always give. Free, fast ’The Oilers built a 10-7 first half ’The victory moved Houston into Denver’s season ended as the Bron We threw more to our backs today the right. He struck a utility pole on [ 11 believe the Houston Oilers grant the right of way at a private of Kansas and Rep. Phillip Crane of 11" w*4 ^ li lead on Toni Fritsch’s 31-yard field the AFC semifinal round against the cos scored a total of 14 points in their because they took our wide receivers Lake Street causing a number of delivery. And a choice of paying with your i could pull it off — win without drive. He was involved in a two-car Illinois are expect^ to make the trek goal and Campbell’s 3-yard scoring Chargers at San Diego Saturday. final two games. away from us well,” he said. “That’s homes to be without power for a accident on Route 83. to Secretary of State William BankAmericard, Master Charge, or M onthi/ Earl Campbell. run. And then they virtually held Broncos’ comerback Louis Wright "W e must analyze and do the sub defense.” short time. His court answer date is Gardner’s office this week. Miller knew that Oilers’ victories Denver at bay. said he liked the Oilers to win that something about our offense next Denver’s offense did not advance Police said Kalaus pulled out of a Jan. 11. P a r e n t Plan. ^ shopping area lot and was struck by a usually coincided with good perfor They had to — with injuries to contest. year,” Miller said. the ball inside Houston 18-yard-line car dri'ven by Michael G. Lashway, mances by the NFL’s rushing leader, three key offensive players: "Against San Diego, the way the Houston’s current problem is get but once. The Broncos’ first posses 24, of 164 Terrace Drive, Vernon. and it was common knowledge that in Campbell, quarterback Dan teams matchup. I’d have to say ting people healthy. Team physican sion produced an 80-yai;d drive and a Cops Probe Murder] the only game Clampbell missed Uiis Pastorini and wide receiver Ken Houston’s offense is better than San Dr. Tom Fain said it would be at 7-yard scoring pass from Morton to Ushway was Uken to RockvlUe E47-9997 Burrough. sounded as if he weren’t in total least today before the extent of the Dave Preston. General Hospital, treated and EAST HARTFORD — Police are lawn near her home at 11:41 p.m. season, Seattle creamed Houston. Diego’s defense. Against San Diego’s Ai 947-9991 However, before Campbell arrived “Basically, it was a do or die situa offense. I’d have to give the edge to agreement. three injuries could be determined. “We had,’’ Philips said, “probaby released. Kalaus has a court answer investigating the apparent mueder of Police said the fully-clothed body | tion. We were looking at a (Christmas Houston’s defense,” Wright said. “ No alibis. No excuses. Campbell said he would play Satur the most courageous group of young date of Jan. 11. a Sunnyreach Drive woman whose was discovered by passersby. L 445 HARTFORD RD. 1/1/ MANCHESTER in Houston the Oilers made do with at home or advancing in the playoffs The Oilers managed without Congratulations to the Houston day. men out on that field that I have ever Donna M. Peaslee, 18, of Old Stone body was found near her home late Police said the cause of death was I n t MOHi mo n u t rot i o w m k i s t n k s o h m s t t n a occasionally strong defenses and — if we let them score one time,” Campbell, who strained a groin mus Oilers,” he said. “But you cannot ^ The injured players contributed seen assembled. ’They plain would Road, Vernon, was charged Sunday last night. determined to be from mulUple stab ■V TM ISM S M in i OUIM. VM, ISMUM4 r K I IW V ICf very little offense. And in the Oilers’ B __ cs» saacss nrsns uin s u m s « m n n u m m o v a l tS-7 victory over the Denver Bron said Chilp, a 13-year NFL veteran. cle late in the second quarter, score seven points and win a lot of heavily to Houston’s early lead, with not take no for an answer.” with driving while under the In Police said this morning the body wounds and added there was no | 1 i osicmiairnasraMunKiiinMimm orouismuNCi cos’ Sunday, they made do once more 'The Broncos moved the ball so in Pastorini, who may have tom a groin games. Sometimes the offense broke Campbell gaining 50 yards on 15 The Oilers sacked Morton six times fluence of liquor or drugs or both of Mrs. Cora B. Davis, 28, of 49 Sun weapon found in the area. ..ommom-’.------m ioe«i.DiuviRY for old times’ sake. consistently they threatened to score muscle in the third quarter and down. Sometimes (quarterback carries and Pastorini throwing for for a total loss of 40 yards. Police said the alleged violaUon took nyreach Drive, was discovered on a The Investigation is continuing. » 1 4 - e v e n in g h e r a ld . Mm. , IW . . 07 EVENING HERALD. Mon.. Dec. 24. H79 — 15 Ugly Hockey Brawl UConn in Top Show By LEN AUSTER ball off the boards and set the tempo. Erupts at Garden Herald Sporlswriter We're not that patient of a team.” It was UCkinn’s best perfor “We got something from our tran sition game. We thought we could hit NEW YORK (UPI) - The mance of the season — “best like 28 minutes, we’re getting the boards and If you can you can ugliest hockey brawl since the run,” Pemo viewed, "Sullivan,hit opening of the present Madison close to 40,’’ acknowledged some key jump shots and ran the Square Garden is virtually cer Husky Coach Dorn Pemo after offense. It’s important to have a guy tain to produce a list of issues his quintet knocked off Seton come off the bench and do that. I was pleased to sec Jimmy do that.” for examination by National I ' Hall, 89-73, in a Big East Conference battle Saturday Clay Johnson hit a season-high 14 Hockey League President John points and Dulin added 13 for the Ziegler. night before the usual sellout Huskies. Daryl Devero hit a game- In a sudden but frightening throng of 4,660 at the Field high 25 points for the Pirates with sequence, several Boston players House in Storrs. Dan Callandrillo (14) and Howard entered the stands and fought with The Huskies, 5-2 and 1-0 after their McNeil (12) also in twin figures. spectators following the Bruins' 4-3 initial Big Blast clash, had a very McNeil fouled out with 4:28 victory over the New York Rangers good first half. Their transition game remaining and Callandrillo followed Sunday night. was working well as they got the 17 seconds later, ejected for objec Police issued spectators Jack rebounds off the defensive glass and ting too strenuously to a foul call. Guttenplan, John Kaptain, Em beat the Pirates down court. UConn, “We're like the worst 4 and 2 team manuel Kaptain and James Kaptain hitting 19-of-32 ( 59.4 percent) from in the country. We now have five summonses for disorderly conduct, the floor had a 43-30 bulge at the in wins but that's not good enough. But meaning they will have to appear in we're starting to put the pieces 0 ^ termission. court at a later date. "That was a good first half. We got together. It got ratty at times but Tony Avallone, vice president of some good play from people off the that’s what this part of the early operations at the Garden, spent near bench. The first half was excellent season is for. We've had flashes of ly an hour trying to "sort things out” but you know you're not going to brilliance and of being terrible," with the Garden security force and maintain that,'.' Pemo assessed. Perno remarked. with Frank Torpey, director of And UConn didn’t. Seton Hall, 3-4, Next stop for UConn is its own All Eyes on Puck in Philadelphia security at the Garden. His problems went on a 14-4 tear at the outset of the Connecticut Mutual Classic at the worsened when an angry group of second half to close the gap to 47-44 New Haven Coliseum Friday and Goalie Pete Peelers and defenseman Mike wide of Flyer goal last night in first period. Ranger fans waited outside, forcing with 14:31 remaining. The Huskies, Saturday night. UConn faces Ohio Busniak of Philadelphia and Hartford's Jeff the Bruins to board their bus indoors. however, behind reserve guard Jim University while Cal State-Fullerton Philadelphia won, 4-2. (UPI Photo) Complicating the situation was the Sullivan refused to allow the Pirates opposes Pittsburgh in the opening Brubaker watch flight of puck which sailed Rangers' anger with Greg Madill's to draw any closer. doubleheader. The winners battle (or refereeing and the insults they Sullivan, 6-foot-2 sophomore out of the championship Saturday at 9 o’ swapped with Boston. Ranger Cap East Boston, Mass, canned two 16- clock with the consolation slated at 7. tain Dave Maloney was in tears as he foot leftside baseline jumpers, fed l Conn (89) — McKay 10 4-6 24, left the ice. Center Phil Esposito was Unscheduled Bout ^ backcourt mate Bobby Dulin for an Abromaitis 4 1-1 9, Delagrange 3 3-4 9, Hard-Working Flyers Dulin 4 5-6 13, Johnson 5 4-614, Thompson enraged because a thrown tennis ball easy pair and connected on a three- distracted him on a last-minute Unidentified Boston Bruins mix it up with New York Rangers play with 8:59 remaining to restore 4 1-2 9, Kuezenski 0 0-0 0, Sullivan 4 3-3 11, breakway. Miller 0 0-0 0, Stefkovich 0 0-0 0 Totals 34 fans during game last night in New York. Four fans were an 11-point spread (61-50). Sullivan 21-28 89 "I can just tell you what we're arrested. Bruins stopped Rangers, 4-3. (UPI Photo) finish^ with 11 points, all in the se-. Coach Disagrees with Decision Srion Hall (7.3) — Devero 8 912 25, Add Whalers to List doing," Avallone said amid the con cond half, and dished out five assists Callandrillo 6 2-2 14, YJoung 2 0-0 4, Ortiz 3 fusion. "We are saying those people in 22 minutes. 3-4 9, Piccinich 01-2 1. Mackiewicz 00-00, PHILADELPHIA (UPI) - Hartford Coach assists. O'Reilly, AI Secord, and Peter "Mr. Ziegler has told us not to Seton Hall Coach Bill Rafferty was beside himself on the bench acted disorderly in our building. So McNab were among the Bruins who “Sometimes you do iW sometimes Dunne 0 04) 0. Massaro 0 90 0, Arrington 2 Don Blackburn, whose team had just helped the Blackburn, whose team is last in the Norris Division, far no assault charges have been comment on officiating," said you don't, tonight I did it." Sullivan Saturday night at Storrs with repeated gestures at calls by the of 00 4, Grieco 2 04) 4, McNeil 5 2-4 12 entered the'stands. William Jennings, president of the ficials. His actions didn’t help as Huskies won. (Photo by Dave Philadelphia Flyers extend its record-breaking attributed the loss partially to four injured players — in filed." After 10 minutes of scuffling, explained, “This was my best game Totals 28 17-24 73. cluding Mark Howe. Rangers. When asked to comment on Roback) '‘ winning streak to 30 games by dropping a 4-2 The incident started after goalie during which one Bruin removed a this year. I might have had a better Quinn has the opposite problem. the brawl rather than the game, Jen Coach of the Year decision, could say only, "There doesn't seem Gerry Cheevers foiled Esposito's fan's shoe and beat him with it. one last year. The difference? I was forward, took up where Sullivan left rebounding department, 7 apiece by "We've got 22 healthy players and they all want to play. shot, preserving a victory earned nings replied, "The refereeing more confident. That’s the main to be any end in sight for them. Garden security forces separated the caused it” off as he accounted for 8 straight McKay and (?orny Thompson, and John Mackovic of Wake Forest, They all want to play so badly and make a contribution to with the help of third-period goals by players and fans. The Bruins went to thing against me. When I don't play Husky points as the lead went to 73-60 that in itself told a story. whose team scored eight victories They are by far the hardest working team in the NHL the team. " Terry O'Reilly, Bobby Lalonde and The Rangers were particularly up well my confidence goes down. When for only the second time in the their lockeroom in a hail of garbage set over a call in which Madill with 4:54 left. McKay had 16 second- “The first 20 minutes, that's our The Flyers come at you for 60 minutes and eventually Hartford scored at 7:11 of the second period when Stan Jonathan. and Garden police struggled to keep ypu do 2-3 things right, you get into half points and wound up with a style," Sullivan voiced, "The plan all college's 91-year football history, has overcome you. " Blaine Stoughton tallied his 21st goal of the season on a While the Bruins rushed to the ice penalized both Eddie Johnstone of the flow.” been named the 1979 Walter Camp the fans from reaching the ice the Rangers and Rick Smith two team-high 24 markers. year has been to run but you have to Rookie left winger Brian Propp. gave the Flyers a 2-0 power play. The Flyers then came back to take a 4-1 lead to congratulate Cheevers, Ranger "You never condone this sort of Up and In Mike McKay, 6-foot-5 sophomore UConn held a 39-29 edge in the get the boards. Our big men got the Football Foundation "Coach of the lead Sunday night with a 10-footer at 14:52 of the first on a shot from the left circle by Tom Gorence at 1:47. goalie John Davidson skated from his minutes even though Johnstone was Year " thing, ” said Bruin Coach Fred cut, an automatic five-minute penal Mike McKay, who paced the UConn scorers with 24 points in period and a second goal at 4:52 of the second period, followed by a goal by Bill Barber, who picked up a loose position and accused Boston left wing Creighton. "We re a close team and when he took a pass from Reggie Leach and put the puck puck and back-handed a 20-footer for his I8th of the AI Secord of 'sucker-punching" Ulf ty lor the offender win over Seton Hall Saturday night at Storrs soared over hoop to season when they saw a teammate being I don't like it when they lie to past Whaler goaltender John Garrett. Nilsson. hurt, they didn't like it.” score two more in this attempt. (Photo by Dave Roback) The Flyers' unbeaten record stretched to 21-0-9. Steven Alley closed out the scoring for Hartford at 6:41. The argument grew more heated you." Ranger assistant coach Mike Kentucky Cops Own Tournainent Bruin General Manager Harry Nykoluk said "He told me Eddie was bettering the former record of the Montreal Canadiens by Philadelphia goaltender Pete Peeters extended his per and. as the cluster of players drifted Sinden was close to the scene. two games The Flyers, who have lost only one game this sonal unbeaten record to 12-0-3. while the Fivers are 15-0- toward the Boston exit corner, the cut on the previous play. I asked E;d- NEW YORK (UPI) - His win the Industrial National Classic. teams, led by as many as 16 points in "I just wanted to protect my 56. with two free throws with 2:14 the second half. Tulane was paced by season, stand first in the Patrick Division at 22-1-9. Propp 5 at home this season. Bruins realized Jonathan was struck die. and he said no. " team had dropped a tough left. Duke, 8-0, trailed 63-59 with 12 players. ” he said, indicating he Conard Skaters minutes left, then battled the Friars Joe Holston’s-25 points. leads all NHL rookies in scoring with 16 goals and 18 Philadelphia outshot the Whalers 40-16 and cut under the eye with a thrown "He told me to kiss off, " Maloney game to third-ranked Ken would not press charges. "That was a game played much DePaul, off to its best start in 10 object and O’Reilly was being said, angrily adding that Madill through five ties and eight lead The Rangers felt that Madill’s of tucky, but Purdue Coach Lee like I thought it would be," said Ken years, got 31 points and 20 rebounds menaced by a stick wielded by a fan. offered other vulgarities changes for the victory. ficiating helped lead to the eruption. Rose had little trouble seeing a tucky Coach Joe Hall. ’’They covered from freshman Terry Cummings and Defeat Indians Macy good. In general, they did a Herb Williams scor^ 18 points to bright side. 28 points from sophomore Mark real good job. It was a question of lead five Ohio State players in double Aguirre to defeat previously un Eases’ Win Skein Absorbing its fifth defeat in six outings, Manchester High was ”I thought my team played with a who was ahead in the end.” figures as the Buckeyes rolled to an Sports Slate beaten Loyola (III.) and win the first overpowered by Conard High, 9-1, in CCIL ice hockey action lot of poise," Rose said after the Center Joe Barry Carroll led Pur easy victory. Ohio State scored 10 Chicagoland Cage Classic Nilsson, Hedberg Saturday afternoon at West Hartford Arena. third-ranked Wildcats took a 61-60 due. 6-1, with 25 points — 17 in the se straight points late in the first half to Wednesday decision from his seventh-rated Louis Orr and Erich Santifer The triumph evened the Chieftains' cond half — and Keith Edmonson break the game open. Ends with Somers BASKETBALL Manaker had three-’goals and Cor Boilermakers Saturday night to cap scored 14 points apiece to rally un mark at 2-2. added 14 Dave Colescott hit two foul shots in Rockville at Torrington Tourna bin, Dyson, Joslin, Parsons, Schickle ture the Kentucky Invitational. "I the final minute and freshman James beaten Syracuse past Pittsburgh. The One win and a loss were registered by the East Catholic High ment Take Extra Abuse Conard scored once in each of the and Albanesi one apiece for Conard T thought they played extremely well Worthy scored 18 points to lift North Orangemen. 64). trailing 41-35 five ice hockey team in back-to-back contests Friday and Saturday ToUand at Coventry first and third periods with seven (first names not available). College minutes into the second half, went on NEW YORK (UPI) - like this," said Bruin Coach Fred tallies going on the scoreboard in the in a situation we will encounter later Carolina past injury-riddled Indiana. night. Manrheater at East Catholic Tribe goalie John Mumford made a 21-2 binge to take command. Sam- Among the results of the Sun Creighton "Were a close team. middle session. Manchester's lone in the year before large crowds away Basketball The Hoosiers, losing for the second ON THE ROAD The Eagle icemen applied the unanswered tallies to take the ver (girla), 8 37 saves as the Chieftains launched 46 time in eight days, played without mie Ellis led Pitt with 24 points. day night brawl in Madison When they saw their teammate get tally was a Leon Botteron goal in the from home against good teams." TO THE whitewash brush to Masuk High. 5-0. dict. ICE HOCKEY shots on net. Manchester had 18 v,top scorer Mike Woodson and Rounding out the top 20 Saturday, Square Garden will be in ting hurt . ” second period. Kyle Macy and Freddie Cowen hit Elsewhere in the Top 10 Saturday. WINTER OLYMPICS Friday at Wonderland Ice Palace in "We got three goals in front and Manchealer at Fermi (Enfield shots. for 18 points each to pace the Wild playmaker Randy Wittman. Utah upset No 11 Louisville 71-69, Twins Rink), 2 p.m. creased attention on the New The Rangers insist that Nilsson Next outing for Manchester is No. 1 Duke beat Providence 82-78, Bridgeport but were knocked from then we went to sleep, Mannix noted, and Hedberg take extra abuse and cats, 10-1, to the championship. No. 2 Ohio State routed Tennessee 91- Tracy Jackson tossed in a game- No. 12 UCLA defeated Colorado State Thuradav Rematch Set Wednesday aftenuxtn against Fermi 86-63, No. 13 Iowa beat Dayton 61-54. the unbeaten ranks Saturday at the "We had some defensive lapses and York Rangers’ claim that Davidson was angered with Secord. Macy. who played his freshman 65, No. 9 North Carolina stopped No. high 19 points to help Notre Dame BASKETBALL A rematch pitting classy Hartford High at 2 o'clock at Enfield Twins No. 14 Virginia routed Army 84-60. Bolton Ice Palace^-5. as Somers seemed tired. The team played its Swedish stars Ulf Nilsson and "The game is over, they win, it’s year at Purdue before transferring to 4 Indiana 61-57, No. 5 Notre Dame stay undefeated after seven games. East Catholic at Manchealer, 8 welterweight Marlon Starling Rink. High rallied for-Tive goals in the best hockey of the season last night Anders Hedberg . are taking all over, righf ” asked Davidson. Kentucky, was named the tour defeated Fairfield 69-59, No. 6 LSU Kelly Tripucka and Rich Scanning No. 17 Georgetown downed closing 10 minutes East H artford va. Middletown at against a vastly improved Charlie against Masuk and we might have "No. Secord hits Nilsson and lays Yale on Road nament's Most Valuable Player. He downed Tulane 95-85, co-No, 7 aach scored 16 points for the Fighting Northeastern 85-66, No. 18 Brigham East is 4-1 with its next test had a letdown tonight. Trinity Tourney extra abuse that goes un Newell of Somers decorates the Civic Young defeated Utah State 89-84 and him out. " Bolstered by the possible return of directed Kentucky's second-half at DePaul topped Loyola 92-82 and No. Irish and Scanning became the Wednesday evening against Maloney- Glaalonhury va. Canton at Trinity penalized. Center boxing card slated No 20 Oregon State beat Oregon 75- "But you have to give Somers a lot "Nilsson cheap-shotted me early in three starters, the Yale University tack, scoring 14 points after inter 10 Syracuse defeated Pittsburgh 73- school’s all-time career assist High at Bolton at 9 30. of credit the way it kept on coming Tourney "They have so many welts on their Wednesday, Jan. 9. It will be the 66 . the game," Secord said, referring to mission as the Wildcats returned 66. leader. Two goals by Kurt Peterson, his South Calholie at South Windaor bodies it looks like they've been semifinal of eight rounds on a bill basketball team will fly to the West back, " Mannix added. an incident in which Nilsson knocked from a 29-25 deficit at halftime. All-America center Mike Gminski Willie Sims scored 17 points to pace On Sunday, No. 15 St. John’s eighth and ninth of the season, gave WRESTLING barbecued, " Ranger goalie John topped by a New England light- Coast to take on the Soaring Gulls of defeated Centenary 92-72. Jim Hutton, Kevin Avery and Hut him off his skates with a swipe of the United States International Universi The lead changed hands 10 times scored 26 points, including a pair of LSU past Tulane as both teams lost East a 2-0 edge after one period ton again, the latter tally at 10:58, Cheney Tech at Slonington, 2 p.m. Davidson said after the Rangers heavyweight battle paring champion No 16 Missouri and No. 19 Arkan stick. ty Thursday. The 1 p.m. contest will and the score was tied three times crucial free throws in the final four players to foul trouble. The against Masuk. Lionel Lessard drew tied it for Somers at 5-all with Tim Friday dropped a 4-3 decision to Boston Matty Ross of Lowell, Mass, and sas were idle this weekend. Swedish players, because they be played in the 13,738-seat San Diego during the second half as Macy put minute, as top-ranked Duke survived Tigers, 6-0, who have beaten Tulane assists on both scores with Brian Lodge getting the game-winner at BASKETBALL before several Bruins entered the challenger Don Addison of Water- prefer a finesse game, often attract Sports Arena. Kentucky into the lead for good. 57- its second scare in as many nights to in 21 of the last 25 games between the Leech also assisting on the second 13:12 on a scramble in front of the Stafford at Cheney Tech, 8 stands and fought with spectators. bury. score at 10:43 Enfield at Penney rugged play Davidson rejected the cage. Gus Penney added an empty It took police 10 minutes to idea that Hedberg and Nilsson should TAMARA McKINNEY-Alpin« Shi Ttcer Lessard. assisted by Peterson and net goal at 14:48 to clinch it as the Eaal Hartford at Windham separate the players and the fans. riz Rockville at Torrington Tourney “take a dive" to call extra attention Only 16 years of age and the Kevin Dickenson, made it 3-0 at 4:15 Eagles pulled their goalie in favor of Four fans were issued summonses to the fouls. Scoreboard N of the middle session. It was his Bolton at Eaal Granby for disorderiy conduct. No assault Basketball youngest racer ever to be named a sixth attacker. "The last thing those guys want to to the U.S. Alpine Team Tamara fourth goal of the season. Gerry East had a 2-0 early lead on goals Hall at Manchealer (girla), 2 p.m. charges were filed. do is take a dive, " Davidson said. PEE \» EE NHL Perifir Division Ptavoff >rhr«iulr McKinney shows strength and de King, assisted by Rob White, and by Gerry King (No. 5) and Dan Eaal Catholic at Farmington Davidson helped start the brawl C-ampbell C onfrrrnrr W L Pet GB < All Times tS T ) termination as she placed 3rd m the "With the money they’re making, Seattle 24 686 11 6» - GM (girla), 8 C ris p in o ’s topped Patrick Division Scott McWay closed out the scoring O’Brien (No. 1). Scott Shippey’s goal when he skated to the Bruins’ end MIDGET Los Angeles 25 12 676 - llv I niird Press Inlrrnaliunal 1978 World Cup Slalom at Piancavai they d run them right out of the W L T ICE HOCKEY Automatic Comfort, 19-6, Ph^ix 24 IS 649 1 **unday. Drr. 2.1 ■o. Italy. 1st at the Spnng Series for East in the third period. at 12:41 sliced the deficit in half for after the game and accused left wing West Side standings: Philadelphia Manchealer at Welherafield (Hart league. There’s not much the players and Moriarty's nipped Bullets 2-0, Nets 1-1, NY R anien PortUnd 19 18 5t4 6 Wild card playoffs Slalom at Mission Ridge Washing Scott Mosher was between the Somers. AI Secord of cheap-shotting Nilsson. Atlas ta San Diego 19 19 500 64 can do." Golden State 12 23 343 12 NH ton. 1st at the Spring Senes Slalom pipes and registered the shutout for ford Arena), 4:10 p.m. The players drifted toward the right Manchester Police, 21-20, Hawks 1-1, Celtics 1-1, NY Islanders Philadelphia 27. Chicago 17 AUTO Lessard with his fifth goal of the O’Reilly. Bobby Lalonde and Stan Washington Sundsv'o Krsuhs at Aipental. Washington, and €th East campaign at 7:43, assisted by Peter Salurdav wing corner, and the fans — angered Saturday night at Uie West Knicks 1-1, 76ers 0-2. AFt- Smythr Division Phoenii 106. Milwaukee 103 in the World Cup Giant Slalom at " The team played a very strong BASKETBALL by the refereeing of Greg Madill — Side Rec. John Dougan and Los Angeles 102, Seattle 97 Houston 13, Denver 7 Heavenly Valley. California son. of the middle session made it 3- W L Saturday. Drr. 2V defensive game and played positional Manchealer at Hall, 8 turned unruly. Paul Huntington had 9 and DEANERY Vancouver IS 15 New York 111, Portland 103 1 Penney made it 3-2 at 1:24 of the Chicago San Diego 124. Utah 118 All .0. 0 O.nr gratitude .1 to one a n d all. ' ■ Why The Precision Haircut ^ Might Be Right For You. ______If you hate the way your haircut disappears the J J o p in g your holid(3ys will be HOT DOGS day after, come to Command Performance where we specialize in the precision haircut. fCHRISTMAS shming, filled with all the wonderful Precision haircutting is our technique for cutting Cnjoy peace at the hair in harmony with the way it grows. So, as heart and hearth things that spell CHRISTMAS! Free Hot Dogs?! You bet!! it grows, it doesn’t lose its shape. 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Call repair work, ceiling Peaceful and Happy Building Contracting 33 baths, first floor panelled thru December 30th., noon til Burnham Street, East Hart RN OR LPN - Part time. 3 PM Monday thru Friday. Compen estimates, discount senior Butch after 5 PM. 649-2530. specialist, ceramic tile, py of the 1.600 homes in The recommendations family room mth fireplace 6 p.m. Moving out of state. ford, telephone 528-9845, to 11 PM. Laurel Manor, 91 BLACK ti WHITE PASTE UP sation for gas. 646-6985. New Year. citizens. Company sneetrocking, painting. Hebron. could also include per and large deck. Formal dining Furniture, miscellaneous Chestnut Street, Manchester. ARTiST- Benefits include Manchester-owned and larpentry WHEN SERVICE COUNT?. OIBcat-Sloraa lor Rant 55 room, 4 bedrooms, 2 car gar- treasures. 20 Milford Road, The number of field sonnel needs in som e areas RARE OPPORTUNITY - complete Insurance Program, BENTLEY SCHOOL- Nooii operated. Call 646-1327. remodeling specialist. Ad Ed 569-1021. BOni PLUMBIN8 J.B ELECTONICS - age. Wooded lot. walk out Manchester. WANTED JUNK AND LATE checks could be changed by OWN YOUR OWN Profit Sharing Plan and other Aide Supervisor. 11:30 a.m. to ditions, rec rooms, dormers, PROFESSIONAL sich as a town engineer, C A R P E N T E R "Manchester’s Stereo basement. Group I, Philbrick MODEL WRECKS - Cash BUSINESS. Distributor for benefits. A p^y in person to 1:15 p.m.. 83.12 per hour. Call BHEATINB BAM TREE SERVICE- built-ins, bathrooms, BUSINESS OFFICE the authority, based on the and a full-time sanitarian. EXPERIENCED E xpert" Repair all brands of •••••••••••••••••••••••••• Agency, 646-4200. Paid. Call Parker Street Used Kodak film, Duracell Specialiit in tree and stump kitchens. 649-3446. BUILDING - Approximately preliminary results. The CARPENTER'S HELPER Quality Name Plate, Fisher 647-3^ between 9 and 3. 294 Buth Hin Read, Home Stereo A Portable iV s. Rooting-Sldlng-Chlmnay 34 Auto Parts. Inc. 6493391. Batteries, G.E., Sylvania and WANTED - Call Tim Connelly Hill Rd. East Glastonbury. Manchaater, Ct removal. Free estimates. Call Jack, 643-1262. Dogt-BIrtit-Palt 43 2600 square feet, with ample authority will also ask for a other photo products needed CTJSTOM (Carpentry - homes, at 646-1379 after 6:00 p.m. BUILDING OPERATIONS Senior citizen discount. 24 BIDWELL HOME Improve parking. Close to Center, CHEVY NOVA 1979 3 speed, site sketch on each proper in your area. No selling. Ser Additions. Repairs. Cabinets. SUPERVISOR- Supervise hour, year round service. 643- ment Co. Expert installation HOME SWEET HOME - hospitalo s p it and new court floor shift, bucket seats 48.- B e r a li vice top Retailers under 7285. Call Gary Cushing 345-2009. Raal Batata Waniad 28 building. For info, call 569 ty field checked. INDEX c l e r k ; G E N E R A L physical plant cleaning, of aluminum siding o tte r s Complete health-guard 000 miles 82250. or best offer Upon compiling all of the exclusive contract established OFFICE. Adding, filing, et operation and maintenance at and trim. Roofing installation facilities. Cats also, ^ n in e 7658 or 871-0401. 6397345. by us. High immediate in WANTED ASSISTANT a large, new, suburban High BEWEAVING burn holes. PalnOng-PaparIng 32 TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY SELLING your house? Call us material, the firm will be cetera. 40 hour week. Apply: Carpratry and general con and repairs 649-M95 , 871-2323. Holiday Inne, 200 Sheldon NOTICES com e minimum required in G aer DEALER FOR THE School. Knowledge of HBAC Rae Zippers, umbrellas repaired. first and we’ll make you a B roth ers, 140 R ye asked to evaluate it and MANCHESTER EVENING PAINTING - Interior and tracting. Residential and cash offer! T.J. Crockett, Road, Manchester. 646-5971. 1 — Lost and Found vestment 39,975. 100% profit Street South Windsor. System and Electrical, Window shades. Venetian SPECIALIZING cleaning and 2 — Poraonals HERALD- 5 days per week. Merry Christmas exterior, paperhaqging, commercial. Whether it be a Realtor. 643-1577. prepare it in a form which structure. Call between 8 AM Mechanical Control blinds. Keys. TV FOR RENT repairing chimneys, roofs, 6 MONTH OLD MALE IRISH 3 — Announcemonts For an appointment. Please excellent work references small repair job, a custom will enable the authority to & 5 PM, 1-800-633-6367. Or WANTED DRIVER for Auto preferred. Supervisory Marlow's, 867 Main St 649- new roofs. Free estimates 30 SETTER - Only to good subur 4 — Entertammant To Someone Free estimates. Fully in built home or anything in MAY WE BUY your home? write: American Film call 647-9946. Ask for Jeanne. experience required. 5221 make its decisions. 5 — Auctions Body Shop D istributor in sured. Martin Matson. 649- between, call 646-1379. years Experience. Howley, ()uick, fair, all cash and no ban home. Call 242-0698 or 569 Processing, Inc., 1935R Excellent salary, fringes. 643-5361. 6604. The authority has to Manchester. Able to do stock Very Special 4431 problem. Call Warren E FINANCIAL Hoover Court, B’ham, AL BABYSITTER NEEDED: Contact: Supervisor of E X P E R T PAINTING and work and paint mixing. 5 1/2 CARPENTRY A MASONRY - Howland. Realtors. 643-1108 decide if the town does, in 8 — Bonds-StocKS'Mortgages 35226. Monday-Friday, 8:30 a.m. - 2 Building A Ground, Windsor LANDSCAPING Specializing day week with benefits. Call Love, A AW PAINTING Contrac Additions and Remodeling. ROOFER WILL InsUll roof, BOX STALLS. TRAILS- Blue deed, have a water pollu 9 — Personal Loans m. In my home or yours if in Public Sdchool, 688-0003. EOE, in Exterior House Painting. 649-5211, ask for Tony. ^ tors Quality painting and Free estimates. Call Anthony siding or gutter for low dis Seal Feeding Program. Ring to — Insurance TYPISTS AND CLERK ain St. area. 643-7!^. M/F. Tree pruning, spraying, Houaahold floods 40 MtCHELINS, FIRESTONESp tion problem and if so. Rich paper hangiiiig at reasonable Squillacote 6494)611. count price. (?all Ken at 647- with lights. Pastures. Daily EMPLOYMENT TYPISTS are needed to work mowing, weeding Calf 7u- where and why. rates. Fully insured. Free 1566 turnouts. Rockville. Call 879 13 — Help Wanter in the Hartford area. Call 7947. REFRIGERATORS 9954, or 8790272; 742-9653. The engineering firm ACCOUNTANT - PUBLIC: Estimates. Call Wayne 649- FIRST CLASS CARPENTRY A L L BRANDS OF SNOWS 14 — Business Opportunities today. TAC/TEMPS, 727-8430. Growing local CPA firm x o Washers / Ranges, used, will also be expected to 15 — Situation Wanted 7696 - Remodeling and Additions. guaranteed and clean. New EXPERIENCED MECHANIC | needs quality experienced ac FR EE COLLIE PUPS to BRICK, BLOCK, STONE Kitchens and Rec Rooms. 35 Haating-Plumblng 35 shipment damaged. G.E A prepare a preliminary list EDUCATION EXPERIENCED SANDWICH countant, familiarity with country homes. Call Bolton NEEDED I Http W tn M Fireplaces, concrete. PERSONAL Paperhanging years’ experience! For Free FRIGIDAIRE. Low prices. of solutions to problems for 10 — Private Instructions MAKERS wanted for cocktail "Small Firm Clients" helpful, 13 H»lp Wanfad 13 6491516, mornings 7:30 to 9 r M x r j t j & VALVE STENS Chimney repairs No job loo for particular people, by Dick u tim a tes, call 646-4239. NO JOB TOO SMALL - Toilet B.D. Pearl A Son. 649 Main 19 — Schools-Classes lounge. Call 644-9637 between Own tool* rwquirtd. Paid uniforms, vacs- I future potential and fringe AM evaluation by the authority 9 a.m. and 12 noon. small, ^ v e ' Call 6 4 4 -m for Call 643-5703 anytime. repairs, plugged drains, Street. 6492171. 20 — Instructions Wanted tion, inauranca, ratiramant and profit benefits, excellent. Please MOSTIT DIFFERENTDIFFERI______SIZES before entering into the se I FARRAND REMODEUNG - kitchen faucets replaced, REAL ESTATE send resume to Pue Semel A estimates. GOOD HOME NEEDED for a PART TIME. Want cash for •haring. | PROFESSIONAL PAINTING Cabinets. Roofing, Gutters, repaired, rec rooms, ABSOLUTE BARGAINS! RADIALS,JALS. ------A STEEL cond phase of the study. 23 — Homes tor Sale Company, 281 Hartford 'Tpke., MANCHESTER CARIHER WANTED pair of long-haired, 6 month the holidays’ For every day? - Interior and exterior. Room Additions. Decks. All bathroom remodeling, heat Custom made draperies, slip For both the preliminary 24 — Lots-Land for Sale APPLY IN PERSON I Vernon, Cl. 06066. Wpes of Remodeling and kittens. Long-haired (?alico BIA^ 25 — Int^stmeni Property It's easy with the phone in Center Street 331 to 470 SNOW PLOWING- Free es Commercial and residential. modernization, etc. Free covers and upholstery. Budget IRES phase one and phase two. cat, 342-0571 or 633-6581. 26 — Business Property your own home. Call 249-7773 , TO MICHAEL ZAIMOFF | timates, reasonable rates Free estimates. Fully in t^iairs. Free estimates. Ful Estimate gladly given. M A M Terms Arranged. Call 2892331 RECEPTIONIST TYPIST Roosevelt St. the firm hired will be 27 — Resort Property Manchester area, 649-3349 sured 646-4879. ly insured. Phone 643-6017. Plumbing A Heating. 6492871. or 646-1000. (Part Time) Work evenings MOVING - FREE to good M o m J asked to appear at all 28 — Real Estate Wantod I PREMIER MOTORS ■ ' Lincoln St. o o o o and Saturdays through April home! 4 year old female, m 11/M MI8C. SERVICES I 1132 MAIN STREET WILLIMANTIC, CT. > 1920’ s S O L ID M A P L E public hearings conducted in local professional office. Trumbull St. spayed. Part Collie. Good 31 — Services Offered BEDROOM SET- Excellent by the authority, authority PART TIME EVENINGS- Must be pleasant, personable with children. Call 6497302 32 — Painting>Papermg L ilsc S L condition! 8500. Vanity, meetings and the town Manchester. Light duty and capable typM. Please 33 — Building-Contracting 13 Halp Waniad 13 Halp Waniad 73 Halp Waniad 73 dresser, large head and foot M uifcaf fnstrumants 44 meeting, as necessary. 34 — Roofing.Siding janitor cleaner. 5 evenings per send resume to: & x FF, c/o CALL CHBIS 647-9946 Halp Waniad board. 646-1163. week Ideal for retired or Manchester Evening Herald. Also included in the work 35 — Heating-Plumbing HOLTON TRUMPET - Good 36 — Flooring semi-retired. Call 649-5334. WAITRESS WANTED ■ MATURE WOMAN lor oc the firm will do will be EXPERIENCED condition. 890 or best offer. 37 — Moving.Trucking-Storage Experienced preferred. Apply casional babysitting, evenings C f ir is t 38 — Services Wanted MfTOMOnVE etUM CLEM □MISC. FOR SALE 6491032. writing grant applications CARPENTER and weekends. References MACHINISTS For buw Lincoln-Mercury- Comer Soda Shop, Main St., and preparing a scope of MISC. FOR SALE Manchester, between 2 and preferred, 647-1139. We have factory openings ★ 8 to 10 y«ar« •xpartonc*. Mutt ba taH atartar with Maida Dealership. Must be 1/2 PRICE ON GUITARS in 40 — Household Goods for Machinists. Must be Articlat lor Sato LAUNDRY AND DIAPER experienced typist with 3:30 47 cluding Ovations, plus free 41 — Articles tor Sale strong daaira for acteancanMnt Into auparvlaory When in need of a Service or Product MATURE WOMAN to live in. able to read blueprints and 42 — Building Supplies SERVICE ne^s folderess knowledge of automotive case with this ad. Carlos i ^ P o m . I or 2 rooms available. Cook 1 set up jobs. This is a 43 — Pets-Birds-Oogs full or part time, AM and PM position In Commarclal and Industrial Conatnic- terminology and motor CARPENTER WANTED for guitars 60% off. Rivers Music. Thomas interior renovations. evening meal for 2 adults, in growing company with 7 Main Street. New Britain. 44 — Musical Instruments Call 2^1527. tion. For an Intarvlaw with a gross orlantad com vehicle registry Excellent Let us rejoice -45 — Boats 4 Accessories working conditions and Experience required. Full exchanM for room and board. competitive rates ^ paid 2291977. Christmas layaways. pany, call: Write: T. Cameron, Box 321, ALUMINUM Sheets used as 46 — Sporting Goods SALESMAN- Opportunity for fringe benefits. Call tor In- time Position. Hourly rate. • •••,•••••••••••••••••••••• and join together with ^ Iton , Cionn., 06040. fringe benefits. Phone printing plates. .007 thick To Fill 47 — Garden Products exciting position. Knowledge iarvlaw appointmont Call for interview. 232-6500. Antiguaa 43 Christmas spirit 48 — Antiques 2M -2717, or apply at: Ux28W’', 25 cents each or 5 of stoves helpful. Base plus balwaan 0 and 4. 49 — Wanted to Buy A J PEPM S SONS, me. CALL A PROFESSIONAL for 81 Phone 643-2711. Must be to celebrate His birth. PART TIME ANITORIAL MOTEL DESK CLERK A N M U a WESTBROOK commission. Full medidal picked up before 11 a.m. RENTALS 423-2533 A$k tor Cathie. 6 4 3 > S 1 3 5 WORK; Manchester area 3-4 MANAGER needed for small 20 WMtbrook St Vacancy benefits Paid vacation. Call well established motel. East Hartford, CL 00101 ONLY. 52 — Room s for Rent Mrs. Gray 525-1931 Ext 130. hours per evening; 5 evenings 43 — Apartments lor Rent 0 put thi.s Directory to work for you. call 643-2711 per week, call 2&-6880. Connecticut Motor Lodge. 643- An B qyl OpportynBy Bm ptoft A N A S H TRAY FROM HEBRON -M erle 54 — Homes lor Rent 1555. CHAIN FALLS, tap and dye PARIS’S FALL’LOt’S set, electric welder, acetylene Thomas, R, of East Street, 55 — Business for Rent RNS A LPNS- All shifts. Full MAXINE’S outrageous hats 56 — Resort Property tor Rent outfit, aluminum ladder, APPLICATIONS BEING and part time positions BABYSITTER NEEDED in GAS ATTENDENT to sell ser marvelous 1930 silk clothing in has been appointed, by The 57 — Wanted to Rent trailer tires, new electric TAKEN for Women to work in availaole. Good working con Bolton Lake area. Part time vices to car owners at high mint condition boxes of all ~ ' a t l a s l i a n t l i ) Board of ^lectm en, to fill 58 — Misc lor Rent BUILOINO-CONTMirriltG generator, electric lawn- M O rt HAM IT T U M W T A U aA «T ditions. in a modern afternoon hours, for 5 year volume car care center. You shapes and sizes All kinds of a vacancy on the Board of packing room. Apply in person mower. Evenings, 633-7060. HEAriNG OIL AUTOMOTIVE at: Manchester Packing (Com progressive facitity. Good old. CaU 643-7996. will earn according to your linens and lace, glassware, Tax Review. The macancy 61 — Autos lor Sale furniture and very strange HEATING AND COOLING SERVICES pany, 349 Wetherell Street. benefits. Competitive wages. ability. Hourly rate plus in 62 — Trucks for Sale FMaUW REMODOIjK B L A C K A W H IT E collectibles are all waiting for was created by the resigna Cabinets, Roofing. Gutters, Merry Christmas to all! Apply centives. Full and part time 63 — Heavy Equipment lor Sale CARRY NATIONS PORTABLE TELEVISION you at Red Goose Farm An tion of James Lynch, D. Room Additions, Decks, AU SANDWICH MAKER in person- Mrs. Henry, Direc positions available. Apply in 64 — Motorcycles-Bicycles S43-1309 SET- 830. Call 528-7212 tiques. Goose Lane Coventry. 65 — Campers-Trailers-Mobile types of Remodeling and WANTED- No experience tor of Nursing Services, Ver ■ " a V R F " person at: 150 Tolland Street, The vote w as 2-1 in favor anytime. ()^ n Friday. Saturday, Sun Homes repairs. Free estimates. Ful FINE LUNCHES needed. Weekend hours. Call non Manor, 180 Regan Road. East Hartford. of the appointment of day 195. 742-9137 66 — Automotive Service ly insured. Cunwr •( Csniir A IMn i t 742-6978, between 9 and 12 Vernon. Equal Opportunity DELIVERING DARK LOAM Thomas with First Select 67 — Autos for Rent-Lease MANCHimn a.m. Employer. DRIVERS- Gas Pump Atten PHONE 649;6017 *'*'>p****toT 6 4 7 -1 1 6 7 - 5 yards. 840 plus tax. Also man Raymond Burt and dants. Car Wash Attendants. sand, gravel and stone. 643- Full and flexible part time □ R E N T A L S Roger Rowley, both tH wkar MiDou TuaNfiKt 9504. AHTOtaVIGE hours available for hardy out Republicans, voting in M ors HAM (Rrmao . MAHCMMTta, CT. door work at Car Care Center. Rooms tor Rent 52 favor and Democrat Steve □ N O T IC E S A STORE FULL OF You May Run SERVICE WRITER NEEDED Apply 900 Wethersfield PAPERBACKS. Our closeout Reid voting against. jflSTDI HAlUifT PASTEUP PERSON- Direct Avenue. Hartford, or 150 MAPLE Mobil mall company seeks section - 5 for 81.00. We trade THOMPSON HOUSE- Cen Reid made a motion to L oll and FouikI l STIlStT Soma machanleal background Tolland Street. Elast Hartford. trally located. Downtown Supar Sarviea, Ine. Your Ad For MANCn^STtR . S41-C297 experienced person in and sell. PAPERBACK nacaiRfiry Paid Uniforms, vacation, In* Manchester Kitchen ask that the tJemocratic OAS ■ (ML . LUIWCATION ■ As Many * * * mechanical pasteup, for in- ALLEY. 964 Sullivan Avenue. LOST - MALE KITTEN 5- ACettS(NVU Hours; TuM thru Frt. bouse Art Department. No MANAGER / TRAINEE lor (Route 194), South Windsor, privileges. Call 6492358. Town Committee recom •uranco, ratiramant. Profit Sharing Car Wash Care O n ter. Learn months-old, orange tiger, 6 to 9:30 free lancers. Knowledge of Ct. Closed Sunday and Mon mend a replacement for - n a s s S B . Insertions As , APPLY IN PERSON while you work. If you like brown collar, vicinity Strant FRUIT BASKETS Ssturday 8 to 5;00 Photo Typesetting and/or day CLEAN FURNISHED Lynch but the motion St. Call 646-8556. ICheml mondof) working with customers SLEEPING ROOM for FANCY FRUIT BASKETS. Order Ear i___ YsiuWish TO MICHAEL ZAIMOR dark room proceoures and didn’t draw a second. needing your service, and DINING ROOM SET - mature gentleman. C!all 649 ly. Also: Wicker Items. Pero Fruit added plus. Excellent have a mechanical aptitude, Rowley then nominated LOST- Tiger Kitten, 6 months g i f t AM) raEMIER MOTORS Colonial style, almost brand 4701 after 6:00 p.m. old. Foster Road area. South Stand, 276 Oakland Street, 643-6384. BooKKrawo la m ca benefits. Apply or call: Larry this job could be for you. Star Thoma noting that he had RELIGIOl S SHOP UDIK8, ITORM WIKOOWt, DOORS, AOnHaas. a C A a a p m WIUIMANTIC.CT. Gruber at Automatic Business new. Call. 5^1988. Windsor. Reward. Call 528- 1132 MAIN STREET ting salary according to abili 2 ROOMS- Private entrance. Glospoul Sale! Products, 429S64. been a candidate for elec 4566. ORIENTAL GIFTS the auditing 4 S 3 - M 0 1 ty. Call 2890265 for interview, F IR E W O O D - G r e e n Mature male and female. One THE LORD’S SHOPPE. Unusual GifU or apply in person at: 150 with license for errands and tion! to the Board of LOOK'S ORIENTAL SHOP. China, FIELD SERVICE REP: A hardwood 4 feet 855. cord, cut Bric-A-Brac, KJV Bibles. Tolland Street, East Hartford. Selectmen and “ although Announcimntt 3 10 Bissell Sterling Jewelry, Paintings, Carvings, d e p a rtm e n t leading manufacturer in the it split 880.; Seasoned 4 feet meals. Call 6495459 Street. Manchester Furniture & Clothing From India. 691 Word Processing Industry, 865.. cut it split 890. Free he wasn't elected he had •eOOKKIlPlNQ MRVICet ROOM FOR GENTLEMAN- ATTENTION TOTALPHONE Main Street, Manchester. has a vacancy in Its Products delivery, 4292W3. worked hard in running for FLORIST •OUAftTUILY TAXei BXLTIUNSKY Kitchen privileges. Parking. SUBSCRIBERS! Do you need Service Organization for a 13 the position. t h e GREENHOUSE. 315 Broad •tua conthact Situation Wantod Washer L dryer. Home Box help receiving your calls? FOR THE FAMILY AttlONHeNTS Field Service Representative. Reid said it was Temporary or permanent. Street Open Daily. 649-7370. Cemetery ^ 5 VIHYI siome Ciffice Televsion. 8495600. WAGON SHED. Christmas Bam, Doll •iPCCIAL PHOJCCTS (SO Cohra To Chooao Prom) ResponsiblUUet will include MATURE RELIABLE customary to refer any Personal Attention ... Veiy Baskets. Trees. Wreaths, Plants, Cut the installation, maintenance WOMAN with several years’ Reasonable. 233-8991 or 247- Houses & Miniatures, Restaurant tt . •MMIANINT or PAHT TIMf NO 120 LESUE SPEAKER- Aparlmanta For Ron! 53 vacancy to the party to Flowers, Arrangements. Order Now! ' k AWNIN6S A CANOPIES APPLICATIONS and repair of Word Processing experience in wide variety of 8623. Bake Shop. Now Open "Wine Cellar 572 WelhmU StrMi Complete with Attaching Kit. which the resigning Equipment at customer office duties. Prefer Greater Low. wood cabinet. Extended LOOKING for anything in real AN Tiyi'ES L ounge" Route 44A, Ashford. Phone Mench— ter ★ STORM WINDOWS A OOOIIS facilities. The corporation NOW BEINO ACCEPTED POO Manchester Area, 646-2139. range. 12” speaker. Used lit estate rental - apartments, member belonged. He said ANTIQUES ET CETERAS. Arthur 4. Storrs, 429-9319. promotes from within, ____ Phona 649*9096 tle, like new. Please call 649 homes, multiple dwellings? he felt the board's action □ EMPLOYMENT Elizabeth Carpenter. Antiques Make A providing outstanding oppor THIS CHRISTMAS GIVE A GIFT ★ PWOIMIK ODIKS ★ EXPOnnS 7862 after 5 p.m. No fees. Call J.D. Real Estate inging our ujoy to you uiith was a poor precedent to Wonderful Christmas Gift! 115 Spruce 6494470 FSEE ESniU TES + EJLSY TEMIS tunities for advancement. We certificate for a Subscription to (Evtnlngs) * EDUCATION Associates, Inc. 5491980. set. He said filling a vacan N«fp WanfMf 13 Street. Phone 649-5051? ''HaoDV offer a continuous training OAK W(X)D - For Deliveries, holieJoy greetings ond best Holidays!” The Evening Herald, “ A Family ★ NSPECTORS ★ STOCXGUIKS program, specialixea cy with a m em l»r of the call George Griffing, An MANCHESTER - MAIN Newspaper Since 1881.” Please call the Appty In perton, 0 a.m. to 11 a.m.; and 1 p.m. to 4 schooling, as well as field IS uilshes for hormony on eorth. TOOLMAKERS - Machinists. Prhato InatrueOona dover, 7ti-7886. STREET. 3 room apartment, opposite party had never Circulation Department at 647-9946. Daaw, DmuNiia cwnaacTai Apply 81 Commerce Street. RENTAL SYSTEM p.m. training throughout your heated, hot water, appliances. been done before. Glastonbury. PTG career. To qualify you should RIDING LESSONS Indoor Thanks one ond oil. TAYLOR RENTAL WISHES YOU ’ CAR WASH SEASONED HARDWOOD- No pets. Parking, security. However, Burt said he COMPANY. Telephone 533- have a civilian or military riding ring. Western stock Cut, split, delivered. 890 cord. HAPPY HOLIDAYS! Call for Party THE PERFECT GIFT FOR WINTER. 5297047. thought it had been done in 7631. electronic tralnii^ or seat, saddle seat and hunt Call 643-0325. Needs, Tables, Chairs, China, A Gift Certificate For Deluxe Car ADAMS INDUSTRIES,.lnc. experience In Analog, Digital seat. AU levels S99617. N EW THREE ROOM the past. Glassware. 64y2496. Washing from Mr. Auto Wash, 150 M. G. TOSTARELU, JR. 140 Proow M Driva Circuits. Microprocessor BARREIT CERAMIC ■HLE MECHANIC FIREWOOD: Guaranteed APARTMENT- All In bis lettemof resigna You Can Adver knowledge helpful. For more VOICE, PIANO InstrucUons. - Experienced only. 'Top Tolland Street, East Hartford,—where seasoned 4/5 of a cord, split appliances. Carpeting, air Plum bing A Supply Co. CANOES Informauon call between 9 Former faculty New York tion Lynch said his position wages, ^ p ly: Atlas ’file, 186 we also wash under your car! 2884065. Building Contractor tise Your Ser and delivered 865. Picked up conditionina. Parking for 2 CANOE CHRISTMAS prices thru and 4, 51r. John Hatch, 5 6 3 - Music and Art High School. 331 BroMi St. ManchMtM on the Board of Finance Benin 'rpke., Wethersfield, amounts, and special leogths cars. (?aU Peterman Agency, December 25th. Lincoln fiberglass XYPEWRITERS 9336. Equal Opportunity Profetsiooal Slnger/Planist. 649-1504______prohibited him from 5634)151. Need Mere Room? Can Mika for vice or Business avaiUble. 6499139 or 943-1110. 6499404, or 6491171. Canoe prices start at 8339. FREE CAR REBUILT PORTABLE Employer. 6498597. ’ bolding any salaried town RN-LPN wanted for 3 p.m.-ll CARRIER as our gift to you! (With TYPEWRITERS from 825. Sales U In This Direc office. He said members of p.m. and 11 p.m-7 a.m. ^ ifts. purchase.) Conn. Inland Marine, Inc., Service, Typewriters fc Adding tory For As Lit Uje Board of Tax Review Apply director of nursing. 1258 Hartford Tpke., Vernon. 871-2376 Machines. Yale Typewriter Service, 41 REC R o o m s tle As $3.45 Per ■ receive 1100 a year. Saimonbrook Convalescent Purnell Place, 64iM9W. ATTENTION!! EVENING HERALD CLASSIFIED ADVERTISERS: Home, off House Street, In other action the •Bethroome Week. Please f a Glastonbury. Please call 633- AddHIofM • RemocMIng ■ lookioK for selectmen voted to con 5244. Call 643-2711, Y ou don’t have tinue their practiceof Quality Workmanahip — u nrvt humt*'^ Ask For Tina or . > ou'ii find lo shell out much meeting «v at •« S K.ni.p.m. on NURSES AIDES wanted for Poaaonabla Rataa ii p«rfe< *it to gel big results. Thursdays' wiCb the exceo- ^*41 time on all shifts. Apply 24 HOUR CLASSIFIED SERVICE Joe... m the sni Ad» ForRiFraaEadmala each month v * e n the board House Street, Glastonbury. CAU Mike, MOW at 8 2 I-M 5 t wUI meet at 7 p.ln. Please call 633-5244. 1 ♦ CALL 6 43 -2718 after 5 p.m. or 6 4 3 -2 711 during business hours 8:30-5 HERALD. Mon., Dec. 24,1978 . ; EVENING HERALD. Mon.. Dec. 14.1979- 21 ( io I>( May ycxirs be o seoson of peoce ond hormony, Opening the door love ond joy Our besr wishes for o very... to the spirit of Happy caroling, learm merry Christmas. OiristfflQS and its friends, many cheer- many delights, uie filled moments ,.. ex te^ thonhs and we hope the seaion MANCHESTER ICE & FUEL, Inc. fulfills all your dreams. To worm wishes to our all our frietuU 51 Bissell Street«643-1129 many friends. and neighbors M a n c h e s te r “thank you". . M l Autoi For Silo SI A uloi For S i h SI J/D Real Estate Co & Affiliates 1967 CHEVROLET WAGON- 6 HIGH PERFORMANCE AND 818 Cantar 8L Manchaatar cylinder. 3 speed. Elxcellent ECONOMY. M i^ifi^ 1/6 For on gas! $300. 646-2190, or 643- mula Ford Pinto. 0-60 6 NILES 113 Summit Street 848-1980 5737, asX for Hal.______seconds. 30 m p r, suspension CONSTRUCTION CO., INC radial spoilers. Excellent con- 646-7988 1971 FORD VAN- Eacellent diUon. t229i. 646-7536. motor Standard shift. Priced fo r^ ick sale. $650. Also: 1971 AUSTIN- Automatic, air con ditioned. 48,000 original miles. $900 Both can be seen at 24 North Street. THE JOTS 1975 MERCURY MONTEGO MX- Excellent condition. low mileage. Quadrophonic stereo-8 track, power steering OJ CHRISTMAS] brakes, one owner. ^-6528, 633-5310. or 659-0508. CHEVY NOVA 1971- $675 or first offer Good running con dition. Snow tires. CaH 646- 7907. . ChriitiDii bi feace f If oodwill RLANCHARD&ROSSEnO 189 Wm I C«nt*r SI. on ioword friiDili to yosr firetifr ind' 848-2482 All yt$u to know in Real Estate e a f t t i , j) (e n piiei to jonr hono. In iM 4 I .K h riMii r ii)(ir|irn(|i-nlK nuniNl .mil < I| irr.itMl Tis the seaton to be tho dlow of yoor frioDdsbip merry ... Share imile$ and laughter teith those iwo oxtoBil linctro tbm ki. Extending ipecial you lore thankr and hoping that the Ireaiured'momenli you share with those you love u?ill bring you We hope the Peace much happiness and joy. mi glowing Spirit of From the staff of 2SM33I Christmas will brighten STRAf^O aCewetieelWii Cut flowers last longer GET MORE with Autos For Safe 6f Autos For Sals S t Autos For Sals SI Trucks lor Sals 62 Trucks lor Sals 62 if the leeves below every day of your holiday. REAL ESTATE M e rry water level are removed. N O R T H W A Y t 171-2775 BANK REPOSSESSIONS 54ChrtMTpki. 1977 CHEVY MONTE CARLO GMC 1972 I TON UTILITY - Silver. Black vinyl top. FOR SALE- 1974 Je e p TRUCK- Has the reading REXALL PHARMACY SENTRV Power brakes and steering. Wagoneer. 4 wheel drive enclosed b o ^ . with side com Motorcyclss-Bleyelss S4 172 E. Center ti. Christm as $2995: 1973 Buick Le Sabre STUDDED SNOW TIRES- partments. Excellent for con 1971 INTERNATIONAL PICK RAYMOND F. DAMATO •4S-2000 230 N. Main St. Manchester m m Air conditioning Radio, Real Estate Services he. clock. Excellent condition. $895; 1972 Audi $895. 1970 WiUi mounts. Originally on tractor. 7:30a.m. to5:30p.m., UP- 6 cylinder. With snow When stocking-filling plow, 4 wheel drive. Asking 1978 HARLEY DAVIDSON - 26,000 miles Asking $ 3 ^ . Buick hard Im . excellent con 1973 P ly m o u th D u ste r. 6334249. LOW RIDER. 2500 miles, rime comes olong we 646-5863 dition $895. The above may be Excellent condition. May fit $2800, Please call 643-1942 s {a ta sfi iflt SOI Kfit sa iflc i a fin Sfis Bs tA la t alter 5:30 p.m , ask for John. 100% stock-and in excellent seen at the Savings Bank of other mid-size Plymouths shape. $4500. 7424786. hope yours IS filled Manchester. Main Street, Asking $100 Please call 1971 FORD F-250 PICKUP- Keep trying. \JollyGoo(ljUlisliei ro brimming with iors 1974 PLYMOUTH FURY- 4 Manchester. Charlie at 528-4670: keep Excellent condition. Power 1975 HONDA SUPER SPORT PEACE of good rimes good door Sedan. 440 V8 engine. trying.______steering and brakes. 1971 F-lOO FORD- Good run 750- Kerker headers. KNN Heavy duly Police Crusier 1967 CHRYSLER NEWPORT, Automatic transmission. Will ning condition. Snow tires. filters. Oil cooler. Much May oil things that friends 6 good cheer' good running condition. Best 1970 FORD CUSTOM SEDAN- trade for four wheel drive. Equipment. Cali 643-8961. 428, 4 barrel. $500. or best, Must sell! Leaving country! more! $1500. 643-4076 before 2 meon ' metry Christ offer. Call after 4 p.m. 649- $1995. 6464557. after 6:00 p.m. Call 646-5953. $675. p.m. 2883 offer. Call 6494410. anytime. mas to you be yours this holiday Our sin MANCHESTER HONDA cere rhonks ro oil “Auto & Motorcycle Sales & Service” our speciol friends! 24-30 Adams Straat a 646-2789/646-3818 The Staff of REALE REALTORS Manchastar 17S MMn tlTMt Holiday Greetings S Announcing the storr of o greot big ^ GHEinES ------8 beoutiful holidoy Enjoy the doy to 8 8 j| It’s our favorite time for saying thank w Its very fullest Merry Christmas Jj you for your friendship and loyalty and » FELICE BE A UTYS TUDIO g for extending warm wishes to all. . . g O u r holiday apactacular leaturea “Our Pleasure Is Serving You” 8 jolly St. Nick who joint ut In beaming 65 Clinton Streeta643-6637 warmhearted greetings of the season to youl n A C E HAPPY HOLIDAYS W e' re right here all full of cheer . . . Manchester Hope your ChrisrmQs CLARKE INSURANCE to wish our friends a great New 'Year! To All Our Friends STANEK ELECTRONICS LAB, Inc. free is rrimnned with May you have peace... joy,.. contentment. brotherhood G love. Agency, Inc. Orlando Annum 649-1124 WILSON ELECTRICAL CO. INC. fjeff Clarke, CPCV. Ed Clarke B 277 BROAD ST., MANCHESTER 73 SUMMIT 8T. 646-1418 'Irealty and Son, Inc. H Rick Gmven ' | Uoyd Wilson Earh Wilson 1M Cm) Omtm t t ttsectatssiatiiaimiBiiiafaiafsaitaiBteaiaimiiaifiamW mmtaiaimmsBdssmtmmsexsBtfi :$ 8 ^ yiKi 'A £10)3351 £ io ftc fa y SEASONS ORBETINOS f^5hi% woiMlriHSft fM;a.fMRii w v S< i — ' I • wunn oiiiI I The Christmas message At the Holiday Season more than ever, our thoughts ilsuifk%f6Rr(lac5(lfl<»ryiHir 1 to our deor friends is R one of peoce ond love turn gratefully to those who have made our progress possible. 2 Thonks to oil of you ' ^ It Is in this spirit we say, sim ply but sin c e re ly ... JOHN P. BONING I FAectrical Contractor , I “Thank You and Best W ishes for the Holidays 137 So. Main Straat Manchaatar AIRWAY TRAVEL AGENCY I 487 Center Street Mencheeter 5 D •*% and a Happy New Year.” mmmmmsBummmmKsmmmsBtmtBtnsifxva g Nothing fancy or V4^ry new , cln$$t t h a n k s a n d REAUORS O We’re teaming up with Santa to bring 0 o ® you a host of happy holiday dreams M erry Thristinas Croup 1 ^ALTO RS toishes you and your family a Beautiful come true... MERRY Holiday Season, and a New Year of Peace and Happiness.la p p ln e is. From ns to you! oC\, \ a n d our thanits. HRISTMAI M fio rt Rfanqr LoMbarii t Atioc. Soil Isdty 5 i May every day 431 Main Street 144 Main Street Mansfield 647-1413 646-4008 428-1601 of your holiday LYNCH be filled \wlth liFWIMQ N |M R | 6^____ Through our door pass the finest smiles. Happy nMOTIMk HfMiCj Wthforton Rfeney MOTORS, INC. 555 Main Street 364 Main Street 168 Main St. people in the world . . . our clients^.. thanks to all. 643-1108 646-2618 our friends. With appreciation for TOYOTA- your confidence we wish you a + Niitli M Eitats FJL SpIscU Raaltin ZiMsar Rmetf Merry Christmas I THE D. VF. FISH REALTY COMPANY 4S4 E. Center St. 286 Center St. 750 Main St. PONTIAC , 646-4120 048-2121 646-1811 TNI TYRE MAN JSngs^at o u t STREET 357157 Broad Straat WndM 34S CENTER ST. MANCHESTER Christmastime CHENETTE ASSOCIATES PIUMtESTOK wf BSEritlWf IWOe Phor>e 528 »08^ 472 Farmington Ava. Hartford Da, Of N>ghl ^ 25 0#2 St, MancSMiwr 233-3641 • 4 M 3 2 1 188 leM Center 8L t%sapammmmsmmmmmmmiammmmmmtmmmmmmp*sasBtmmm\ a - EVENING mat^D, Mob.. Dtc. U. im EVENING HERALD. Mon.. Otc. M, 1978 - 23 FRANK AND ERNEST < Paanuta — Chartaa M. Schulz Frank A Eme$t -«— ' and there were in THIS OTHER TRANStAnON r m i ^ SO DO I... ( lOHAT POES ACROSS DOWN Antwar to Pravioui Punia f n f Dear Abby THE SAME COUNTRY SAVS/'TWATNieHrsOME I LIKE ABSOLUTELI'! )A4o u Ld h a v e SHEPHERP A«PIN SHEPHERDS UIERE IN V ^ P I N E "MEAN?, 1 South |Fr.) 1 Appear UUIJIJ n 7 X G e/r 5 6 'AB1D1N6 " MUCH BETTER! □ □ s o 0 By Abigail Van Buren IN THE FIELDS" / 4 Cut of matt 2 Itch X A CKlfXTMA^ THE FIELD",------SETTER 8 Superman's 3 More Mgging □ □ n n A L aid 4 LewdegrM N 1 12 Commit • faux (abbr.) PRBSiNT PfiOM THE PH 6 One who 13 Mona - lubdeetM Oey^fOjrr Stcrc, bknib, peinting 6 Oairit' wife 14 Skulk 7 SnoozH 15 Inordinata 6 College SUT IT 1AIA5 ^ U X OpeiM. Xmas Gift: stH-ettMm degrM (abbr.) 16 Radar Krnn 0 Planchette imege 10 Peever Dial-a-Mom Prlacllla*a Pop — Ed Sullivan 17LevH 11 MiHligna 1hmW( • Wtkf NU.Mc.TIMlit U« nt 0* I 16 Kittin’s cry toe 46 Husband of K I have a BUT IT PROBABLV FOR ONE THING, IT 19 SiKin tumor 'ENGLEBEKT T 20 To be (Let) 21 Low tide 36 Kill Bathihaba r GREAT ItTEA WOULD NEVER GET WOULDN'T FIT ON THE HUMPERPINCK 22 Semite 30 Extremity FOR A 24 Gone by 49 Layar of akin DEAR READERS: On this ChristnuM Eve I want to OFF THE GROUND. MARCXJEE-' MEETS ARNOLD 23 Juicy fruit 26 Wriggly fiih 37 Cover with /WOVIE turf 50 NKktia •bare with yon one of the best gifts I’ve ever received. It SCHW^RZENEGGfeR*.' 25 Adult cube 27 Scouting T WHV? 27 Extant ' 30 Advanced in 53 Medlay . \ - '• ’I , ’ ' / . WA6 the following letter: group (abbr.) T 20 Pert of the ear 26 Compasi yeert 54 Heroin# of A N. . \ V. • • - t r x 31 Compass . . ‘ Nov. 19,1979 point 41 See mammal Ooll'a Houm point 26 Sago 56 Pother m '"I it /'G'ifcp Dear Abby: 32 Of the ear 44 Forever Onr problem daughter, not quite 17, ran away from borne 30 Military 46 Southern 57 Cuts off 34 Much school (abbr.) 14 montha ago. She had been giviqg ui a rough time lor 38 Air (prefix) 33 Tic-____. state (abbr.) 59 Rnidue xsasatCHiMietcag about a year->akipping ochool, oUyiag out late, and lying to 40 As well 47 Gongs 61 OnH (Fr.) uf conaUatly. After a noiiy ocene, ahe atormed out of the 42 Cinal system I I houae with only the clothea on her back. We didn’t have a ■?1D, in northern 1 2 3 4 1 6 7 • 1 11 clue aa to where ahe went. Michigan i 43 Gauzy 12 13 14 !! Only a parent who has lived through thia kind of 45Spmj M 19 17 nightmare can realixe what we went through. After a year 47 Chum of bearUebea and aleepleaa nighta. we were told by the 50 Legal aid II 19 20 21 22 B police to gii^ up and aaaume ahe waa dead. But parents aroup (abbr) never give^^lp. We continued to search and hope and pray CaptaTn Eaay — Crooka A Lawranca 51 Btfora thit 23 24 H 2S 26 OIrpptmga that abe^return to ua one day. OH,BLAZES! JUBTWHATI 5T0A BOM! ..ANP 52 Epochs 27 U 21 10 ItTour prayers were answered when, out of the blue, MAB AFRAIP OF! CLAUPIA'B TRY NOT TO ACT 55 Phonefic "A" 56 Italian SOIMA AFTER HIM! fiC A K tP / 31 32 33 14 35 19 17 we received a telephone call from someone who said he was monetary unit S B Wishing You And Your Family J a volunteer with Operation Peace of Mind in Houston. (We 60 WHtarn weed 11 39 40 |41 42 live in Michigan.} We were told that our daughter had read 02 Auxiliary 1 1 A Merry Christmas, I of the toll-free number in the DEAR ABBY column and (tbbr.) 43 44 ^■45 41 wanted to let us know that she was well and happy in Fort 63 Flan lew 47 41 49 10 Laudordale, Fla. The volunteer said our daughter would call m ’pnuiim iir 64 Raw stMl I And I Safe And J them again on the following morning in case we had a 65 Mao____ 91 62 53 54 95 99 TT mesaage for her. tung j f Happy Holiday Week... , 66 Formar haad 51 59 90 91 52 We told them we would welcome a collect call from her. of Iran 13 64 69 8 | S ALLTHEQANQAT I Sure enouglL she called us the next day! She sounded 67 Kind of gram j wonderful aira said she was working and going to night y . 66 Snaky Itttar M 97 91 mAPPYDAYS.^l MANCHESTER DRUG school to figish her education. Our story has an ending. Our wJt a A bright Christm as » J 717 Main Street ManctieeterS daughter is coming to spend Thanksgiving with us! Abby, will ypu please publish that toll-free number again g to our many friends! { so other runaway kids can establish communications with win at bridge their families? Our daughter said that she had seen your Ail«y Oop — Dav« Qraua column with the number posted near telephones where runaways hung out. TH' MEN AR£ DE HOLOITRMiHT . .NOSOPir U M m ) OKAY, LET'S 9 MAPU SUPER Merrii Christmas We will never be able to thank you enough for giving us 5ERT1NG,>OUR H m a UNTIL z k A a r / LEAVE! Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag the happiest Thanksgiving we've ever had! MK3HNESS! I SERVICE UK. GKATEFIL IN MICHIGAN I 220 Spruce SI. We Hope That Thit DEAR GRATEFl'L: With pleasure. Runaways, call this New book on defense play toll-free number: 800-231-6946. s New Year Brings are shown your hand and Peace and Happiness Ao operator will take your call and telephone your dummy (except for opening I 649-3487 C ^a.«tlnsf by tu w ish you parents anywhere in the I'nited States with a message from NORTH IMS lead problemin and aikied the To You and To you. There will be no lecturing or recriminations. Your call a«74 correct play. Then he answers 'S. will not be traced. And only one question will be asked: **Do VA7 the problem and gives his rea Your Family. a fun nUcd holiday! Ilcwt you need anything?" II you do. you will be told where you a j« son why the play be recom- X r \ ^ dazzling star can get it free. I repeat, no attempt will be made to contact aAOJsn mendi is correct'^' w ishes f«»r a cheery aiitl blessed ^ guided the Wise Men you or bring you back home ~ regardless of your age. WEST EAST Oswald: "Victor uies hli '• S aviour on Runaways, 1 beg you to forget the past, and call that toll- a i l aHQlMSi British style of bidding that '■ * that holy night, so long ago. free number now. Let somebody know you're alive! Yon will VQISii VKJ tends to leaps in ootrump, bnt season to our very s|>ecial friends. sleep better tonight and so will they. And you will give your ♦ lOSSS *Ai] this is a book on play. Thus, if May the eternal radiance of this Hallowed season family the best Christmas they've had in years. God bless The Flintstonaa — Hanna Barbara Productlona aids ♦ 7« North plays in five clubs be guide you to peace and contentment. Reverent thanks. you. SOOTH will make the contract unleis ABBY a f t b r b e i n g h e r e ,A o ' ...I KNOW IT'S R V ^ O L d . '/ , a s j East opens a heart." ofim on INSUR.\NCE AGENCY, INC. AT TH' NORTH POLE,/ SILUV-&UT, IS a 10 i l l Alan: "You as East plav NT Pass Pass answer The ace of diamonds. Wishing you the very ■ew booklet “What Teenagers Want to Know," write Abby: Pam .Declarer is sure of sis club best in holiday cheer 132 Lasky Dr.. Beverly HiUs, CaUI. 90212. Enclose SI and a tricks, the aces of hearti and l o t . sumped (28 cent«l. self-addressed envelope, pleosc. spades, so that one diamond and good health to you Opening leada 1 throughout the year. will be his ninth trick. You must continue by leading tbe Everytxx^ el king of spades and hope for b : theoest ’’ A. Raymona Zerto Astrograph Alan: "Everything is fine A Sons, Inc. Tha Born Loaar — Art Sanaom By OfwaM Jacuby You set him two tricks." 4S1 N n stale Seed. • a i A luS aataf Bernice Bede O sol Sb.BRUTUG,^ rfeuess-so,.; iT'SA'Stmise. .NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN I WHAT Oiwald: "That prolific writ THIS IS ^PIFTS A6AIU THIS er Victor MoUo has come up (For s copy of JACOBY TAURUS (April 204tey 20) Go HURWCAlJe OIRISTAAAS? vou with a real Chrisunaa present MODERN, send tt to: ■Win si along with the wtN of the majority The book ii called ’Bridge; Bridge. " cars ol this newsf a- today rather than bemg insislant qiMir HATTie • psr. P.O Box 4B9. Radio City upon having your own way Caae for the Defenie'" ‘B ir t h d a y Smalt sacrmces wiH make you a O'HARA,,.' Alan: "It is a collection of Station. NSW York. N. Y better person. problenu in reasoning. You 10019' OEMM (M n 21-Jufis 20) This is Joined together by the not a time to discuss busutess or olidavt DocMTibor 2S. 1979 mundar>e matters with your \ 'Fnondt and famity mombors are frier>ds. CeMxate the dey for |iNcoty to prove instrum ental m what it realty represents .cetping you add to your income CANCER (June 21-Juljr 22) Be •>JF Hsathcliff — Qaorga Qataly glory and pageantry 'and resources this comirrg year ambitious today tor ttwogs that ^Through their kind offices, profit- win benefit everyone Don't be .abie doors w ilt be oper>ed pushy for sorr>ethtng you alon# CAPmeORN (Dec. 22-Jen. 19} will reap the rewards from. I Keep things relaxed on the home LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Neces Wlnthrop — Dick Cavalll of this saaed season^ 1 front today instead of running sary tasks should not be left to >the house by rigid rules if you the last minute today They could 'get up-tight, you may cause oth- disrupt your schedule and iTte/AN INNBR deprive you of happy hours with ,ers to do so as well Dtscover IN T >what lies ahead fo r you m others CHlF?WiJNK6. / ■romance thts coming year by vmOO (Aug. 22-Sept 22) You THERE/ we reverently pray sending for your new Astro- may not be able to function as WINTHROP? Graph Letter Mail $1 for each to ir>deper>dentiy as you'd like •Astro-Graph. Box 489. Radio today If changes in your sched ule are required, suffer them in T ,City Station. N.Y 10019 Be sure . to specify birth date silence that whateva •AOUAMUt (Jen. 20-Feb. 19) LIMA (Sept 22-Oct 22) Your ■nr T-| I ! |T - ' i I M " 'Keep everything happy and light way of domg thlrigs may be the Ito d ^. Avoid bringing up disturb- best today, but you'd be wise to •>ng issues that could lead to make compromises rather than inner IHNER to stir up a ruckus. Be coopera IHHFR 'debate and detract from every- SUCTW' |one's festrve spirits tive. not c r^ y I ..Swell!!* is m e a n in g fu l, SCORRK) (O ct 24-Nov. 22) Oth I ' I r I *PtSC£S (N5. 20-Merch 20) IJiliL 'Business and pleasure will not ers wiH be wilting to be of service n n ■IV', |miK weR today If there are any to you today if you ask for their UAR REAin ideals you have pending with help rather than demanding it. 'pals, table an discussion until a Use diplomecy insteed of dicta CO., INC. whatever is beautiful, I later date. torial tactics Short Rib* — Frank Hill , ARIES (March 21-April 19) SAOfTTARRIS (Nov. 22-Oee. 21) -M B. AEBE DE-OOLS, UAR H0U8IN6 • Before relaxing and letting go. Be kind and giving to thoee Z ENOwr S iVinS S if t s N O'W W r I rI S s BACI*:' SANTA -TWAN< v o u . CORP. I make sure your responsibilities you re fond of today but keep TO T L ie s e DEuSHTFUL -rn----- "TWEVIE >•n------o r t h •4S-2N 2 iv e property atter>ded to today your generosity within sensible PHIMITIVE p e o p l e . CO l_E.-E J whatever brings I Then you'H realty be able to lim its Fooksh gestures could lat ' enjoy yourself er cause vou.remorse ‘60N3A GETS /MINK.',.. ANP IM G£mN6 parry’s World — Jim Barry A W6HWA6HeR THANKS TO AU happiness to you Buga Bunny — Halmdahl 4 StoNal MY PATRONS W HATS^IM PRACTICIN'^ r HAVE A HAPPY UP, DOC TOR THE ODMPiCS HOUDAY a n d yo u r d e a r ones^ Our Boarding Houa# TMs Funny World W l/ZC UVKINC AMA2IN6LY HEH-HEH! SOME FROBLEMS CALM FSB K HUSBAND D " VnTHEB MNAV WITH CORRVY’S willbeyours< ^ AFFLUENCE.TW1* 6S: PACUSESTOK CHRI5TMA6 EVE, MAJOR! DID n o u FM A av ns your DUE T0 A FEW VENTURES. 20 SIMM SI. aHDPFMfl WStrrEMBCR, IM NOW ABLE To WRITE I 649>SS07 UKE W irv E ALWAiTS 4ENEROUS CHECKS FDR forever morel ADVISED eVERVDNET ALL MY LOVED p r e t t y e o o o s t a r t f o r t h e CHRISTIflflS MUNOBED ACTS? PREESTVLE GREETHIGS i7 To AU Our Customers ./diiWFrdeiudi—/ J "HarokSI What tf our Irlends find out that you ire CSie MEANS YALE ; become a closet TftEKKtE?" l-O-U's. TYPEWRITER 315 aNTER ST., MARCHESTER, CORN. 043-5135 SERYICE "I dimb 3.427 feel and all yo« have I iiaM M tnM * aay to ii>e ia 'Swim with tbe tkfc!*7 OMMIlMn Mm Uimih M - EVKMNG HBRa U). Mon,, Dec. 14. lOT Fhinit A Em e$t X lA/touLD HAVE yo u A e H U S T M f\ s PRESENT fffOM T H B OPf^LPff Sr9Rt, esRNie; B u r r r s r k J . o r b n . 19 Skin tumor toe 48 Husbsnd of 35 Kiss Baththaba 36 Extremity 24 Gone by 49 Layer of skin 23 Juicy fruit 37 Cover with 26 Wriggly fish 60 Necktie 26 Adult cubs 27 Scouting turf 53 Medley 27 Exunt * group (ebbr.) 39 Advanced in 29 Ptrt of the sir 28 Compass years 54 Heroine of A 31 Compass point 41 Sea mammal Doll'i House point 29 Sego 56 Pother 32 Of the ear 44 Foravar 30 Military 46 Southern 57 Cuts off 34 Much school (sbbr.) state (ebbr.) 59 Residue 38 Air (prefix) 33 T ic -_____ • ^taiaiaisatatattatavKtaimtBCfsaietfaiaigfiat About a ycar-tk ip p in g school, sUying out Ut«, and lying to 40 A i well 47 Gongs 61 OnM (Fr.) os cooRtaatly. Alter a noisy scene, she stormed out of the 42 Canal tyttem house with only the clothes on her back. We didn't hav# a in northern ' 3 3 4 9 6 7 6 9 1(^ 11 Michigan 43 Giury 13 13 14 45 Sped 19 47 Chum 16 17 ol hearUebes and sleepless nights, we were told by" the 60 Legs! aid II 19 30 21 22 police to give up and assume she was dead. But parents Captain Easy — Crooka A Lawranca group (ebbr) never give up. We continued to search and hope and pray 51 Before this 33 34 39 36 drpptmgaf 52 Epochs that she'd return to us one day. OH, BLAZES 1 JUST WHAT I S T O P , SOW1...ANP 27 JT 26 30 Well, our prayers were answered when, out ol the blue, WAS AFRAIP OFl CLAUO/A'S TRY NOT TO ACT 55 Phonetic "A" / 58 Itelian we received a telephone call from someone who said he was S0IM6 AFTER HIMl SCAMPI 31 32 33 34 39 36 37 monetary unit a volunteer with Operation Peace of Mind in Houston. iWe IS Wishing You And Your Family 60 Western weed 31 39 40 41 43 live in Michigan.} We were told that our daughter had read 62 Auxiliary 43 44 49 46 f I A Merry Christmas, of the toll-free number in the DEAR ABBY column and (ebbr.) wanted to let us know that she was well and happy in Fort 63 Fleet law 47 49 49 60 Laudordale, Fla. The volunteer said our daughter would call 64 Raw steel Is And A Safe And them again on the following morning in case we had a 65 M eo_____ 91 92 93 34 99 96 ^7 message for her. tung IH Happy Holiday Week... 66 Former head 91 99 60 61 63 We told them we would welcome a collect call from her. of Iran 93 64 8 J S ALLTHEQANaAT Sure enough, she called us the next day! She sounded 67 Kind of grain 69 wonderful and said she was working and going to night 68 Snaky letter 86 87 69 flAPPY DAYS.^ j MANCHESTER DRUG Khool to finish her education. Our story has an ending. Our _S! H A b rig h t C h ristm as « J 717 Main Street MancheaterS daughter is coming to spend Thanksgiving with us! Abby, will you please publish that toll-free number again 9 to our many friends! “ itk«ei PIZETTY (3000 START FDR TWE MUNPBED METER FREESTYLE. CHRISTIilflS c GREETHHiS / i m i o r i a K H e r */ ' l To AU Our Ciulomert And Friends—{ 1 "HarcMI What it our friends find out that you've Griie 3 YALE MEANS J become a closet TREKKtET' l-p -u 's . TYPEWRITER ] | 5 ( i l T I I ST., M U O K S in , C O M . 641.S I IS ik-t-i SBIYICE " I climb 3,427 feet and ull you have to 41 Nnwl Man say U) me is 'Swim with the tide!'? "