Mob Storms Into Tehran As Oil Halts
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other information could you Now. I’m not sure what colic sometimes benefit cage near the gallbladder give me about treatment of kind of X ray you had for from a low-fat diet. Fat region may be confused with the colic? your gallbladder, but some stimulates the gallbladder to discomfort from gallbladder What’s up In auto theft? DEAR READER - It is stones show up on an X ray contract, resulting in colic. disease. unlikely that your pain is and other don’t, depending This is not true of either pure' When such patients have Think twice about parking your car on a Boston street. HEALTH caused by gallbladder colic. upon their chemical compo protein or carbohydrates. their gallbladder removed, According to a recent survey by a'leading Insurance V^y? Because you don’t sition. I am sending you The often they don’t get relief company, Beantown has the highest auto thelt rate In the 1 " Lawrence E.Lamb.M.D. have any gallstones. Most The ones that don’t have to Health Letter number 4-9, from their symptoms be nation. attacks of gallbladder colic be visualized by X ray after Gall Stones and Gall cause the pain wasn't Here are the auto theft rates per 100.000 people as well Senator*s Win Costly 1 East Catholic Boysj Girls 1 Body Count Now 17 1 Guyana Top Headliner are caused by sudden ob taking a gallbladder dye. Bladder Disease. It will give caused by the gallbladder to as the costs ol a comprehensive theft policy on a struction of the bile duct — T his^ usi^ally done by giv you more information on begin with. medium-size car lor eight U.S. cities: According to Records 1 Top Manchester Cagers I Under Chicago House In 1978 Editors'Poll usually from a stone lodged this disorder. Other readei^ Of course, the doctor is in it. ing the patient tablets. The sometimes in a difficult situ City Rate Price Page 1 0 Page 11 dye is absorbed through the who want this issue can send 1 1 Page 15 1 Page 2 0 Gallbladder Colic The pain is quite severe 50 cents with a long, ation because the patient Boston 1,648 309 and may be in the pit of the digestive system and con may have silent gallstones Chicago 691 152 centrated in the gallbladder. stamped, self-addressed en stomach or under the mar velope for it. Send your along with a spastic colon. Detroit 1,040 114 DEAR DR. LAMB — I am from time to time despite gin of the right ribs. Some If you haven’t had that At least 30 to 40 per cent of Houston 632 78 a 29-year-old female and for the tablets. kind of an examination, one request to me in care of this times it radiates to under newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, the patients who have gall Los Angeles 880 91 over a year I've been having I was hoping you could neath the right scapula can’t be certain that you stones don't have any symp Miami 510 40 pain in my right side where give me some information Radio City Station, New (shoulder blade) or even don’t have stones. On the York, NY 10019. toms from them. Neyv York 1,095 m ^laatonburij my gallbladder is located. I on gallbladder colic. I had into the side of the neck. It is other hand, if your examina (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN. I San Francisco 745 68 went to my doctor and he never heard anything on this Mild indigestive com often associated with vomit tion included this procedure plaints, gaseousness and sent me to have my gallblad before I read one of your ing. The pain is intense and and you don’t have any Mostly Sunny der and colon X-rayed, but columns and you mentioned, nausea are often not related The national average is 446 thefts per 100,000 people. persistent. It may last for stones, I think you can prac- to gallbladder disease at all. "The lucceiiful people are The average cost ol a comprehensive theft policy on a nothing showed up. Then, he briefly, that a low-fat diet several hours. After the pain ticaliy forget about gallblad Windy and Cold gave me some tablets for was helpful for gallbladder Many of these patients have the ones who can think up medium-size car is $29. goes away there may be der colic. a spastic colon. The pain things for the rest of the • NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN. I what he thought was a spas colic. Could this possibly be residual soreness along the Patients subject to recur Details on page 2 tic colon. I still have the pain , my problem? Jf so, what caused by the spastic colon world to keep busy at" rib margin. rent attacks of gallbladder where it bends under the rib Don Marquis Missing Checks icuming Vol. XCVIII, No. 74 — Manchester, Conn., Thursday, December 28, 1978 HARTFORD (UPI) - The dis > A Family NEWSpaper Since 1881 » 204 Single Copy e 15« Home Delivered appearance of 1,200 pension FIX IT checks from state (Comptroller J. Edward Caldwell's office may ifr.? have been an attempt to em barrass Gov. Ella Grasso before the Nov. 7 election, said a report Mob Storms Ti published today. By Herb Alexander If you do any amount of The Waterbury Republican repair work around the reported in an interview with house you will soon find a Caldwell that the November need for a chisel. monthly checks for retired state This is no all-purpose tool. Into Tehran employees were not, as originally It fills a special need and, when the need exists, no believed, misplaced dr lost in the other tool will do. With it you s' mail. can cut and dig wood out of The snafu was discovered when places that no other cutting the 1,200 retired workers who did tool will reach. not receive their checks began As Oil Halts The chisel is a metal tool calling Caldwell’s office Nov. 1 — TEHRAN, Iran (UPI) - fire. The office had been ransacked with a forward edge that has Thousands of anti-shah been honed to a fliie cutting six days before Mrs. Grasso was by demonstrators at least twice edge. It has a wooden handle re-elected. demonstrators stormed through during previous protests. with a large, tough, comfort Caldwell told the newspaper he Tehran today screaming ’’Yankee “The situation is a disaster,” said able end. You can pound on waited until Nov. 3 to see if the get out” and production in Iran’s a Western diplomat. “The army the handle without damag oilfields was completely halted in can’t get all these people off the ing it, hit it with your hand checks were lost in the mail and without hurting yourself. then asked state police to in what Western diplomats said may be streets or stop the burning.” While there are many vestigate. He said state police “the crunch” for Shah Mohammad In Moscow, the official Soviet wood chisels marketed, the were not able to determine what Reza Pahlavi. Communist Party daily Pravda said one called the butt chisel is happened to the checks. In its strongest statement yet, the the United States was interfering in about the most useful. (Tet Soviet Union today accused the Iran's internal affairs in an attempt yourself a set consisting of, United States of meddling in Iranian say, quarter-inch, three- Early Birth to protect its own interests. ei^ths, half, three-quar affairs and said the Carter ad Pravda based its commentary on ters, and one-inch. There are SAN DIEGO (UPI) - Doctors ministration has dispatched 60 State the fact that Washington had sent a other sizes but these will believe just living will make little Department and CIA operatives to special team of 60 diplomats and in handle most jobs you are help the shah. telligence experts to Tehran to beef likely to encounter. Mignon Faulkner, who weighed The socket chisel has a only 17 ounces when she was bom Witnesses said a mob in Tehran at up the U.S. Embassy in the handle that fits into a socket four months early, the most tacked a car belonging to the Soviet developing political crisis. in the metal chisel. The fit is prematurely born infant to sur Embassy, turned it upside down and “Formally this landing party went loose and the handle is easy vive. set it ablaze. It was not immediately to Iran for an on-the-spot study of the to replace. known if the driver or any diplomats Use a mallet (wood or Now Mignon weighs just over 2 situation — but in fact its members leather) for hammering on a pounds, nearly doubling her birth were injured in the incident. are looking for politicians who in chisel handle but never a weight, so physicians at "This is the crunch,” said one their opinion could be included in a metal hammer. Eventually AN EXTRA Children’s Hospital and Health Western diplomat. “Sometime in the new government and work out ways the handle end will become Center gave a coming out party next few days either the military is so the shah could keep his power,” battered; keep it smooth hy Pravda said. sanding. for her Wednesday. Despite many going to come in hard with something You will need a chisel I health complications, her chances akin to a coup or the man on the hill when you make a shallow for survival are now better than (the shah) is going to leave.” mortise on doors and door 50-50, said Dr. Richard Hender Iran has exported no oil for three Pravda Says frames for hinges, deeper son, staff neonatologist. days and long lines of cars waited mortise for locks. To make a „5!us many, many Others outside every gasoline station in deep cut, make a straight U.S. in Way cut at each end of the work Tehran. to the right depth. Then, Ship Sinks Cheers Cheerleaders In the rich southern oilfields, - MOSCOW..tUPI) r - The S o v iet. holding the chisel at a sU ^t Kerry Keane, 7, of Mountain Road, Wednesday night's basketball game between workers moyed from well to well Union, in its kharpest attack yet on angle and driving it with the OPORTO, Portugal (UPI) - A shutting off valves and bringing the U.S? involvement in Iran’s crisis, mallet, make shallower Greek freighter sank in a violent Manchester, cheers the cheerleaders on Manchester High School and East Catholic cuts. Keep the bevel side of ENTIRE STOCK OF while she imitates their gymnastics at flow of oil to a complete stop. charged today that Washington was storm off the coast of Portugal High School. (Herald photo by Strempfer) Oil industry sources said produc interfering in Iran's internal affairs the blade down. AN today and authorities feared 21 of tion today would barely reach 200,000 and attempting to keep the shah in (3ean out the cut by hold WINTER COATS & JACKETS the 24-man crew were dead. ing the chisel flat side down ex tr a barrels in a country that once power. Land and sea rescue teams and level and tapping it or FOR MEN, WOMEN, BOYS, GIRLS produced 5.9 million barrels a day. The official Soviet Communist Par poshing it with your hand. /0-f.v.PNc., braved heavy rains and 22-foot AND TODDLERS I Thousands of demonstrators filled ty daily Pravda said the American in waves to search for possible sur Blackstone Urges Vote terference — in the form of a special the streets of the capital, where six vivors. consecutive days of violence has left 60-man team of political and in Officials said three survivors at least 76 persons dead. telligence experts dispatched to and four bodies, including the cap The main streets were barricaded Tehran — ran counter to clear war tain of the 315-foot Tenorga, had Against Police Pay Hike with hulks of burning cars, piles of nings from Moscow. been recovered but feared that stones and street signs. “The Soviet Union is strongly op WINTER SAVINGS FOR YOUR HOME & CAR ’’the rest of the crew is lost.” By CHRIS BLAKE went against the wishes of its from $2,000 to $3,000, while te fire un llcrulil Kcporlcr leadership by voting to accept the ion did not receive this benefit. The Troops wearing gas masks strode posed to foreign interference in the report of state fact finder James cautiously down the center malls internal affairs of Iran by anyone, in EAST HARTFORD — Citing the fire union also did not get the CMS .1 Brown. while bands of demonstrators any form and under any pretext as voluntary wage controls issued by Century 96 contract for medical Blackstone said the 13 percent shouted “ Death to the shah.” was authoritatively and decisively President Carter and the salaries coverage. salary increase, coupled with in Thousands of posters demanding declared," Pravda said. The chisel is a basic SAVE acceped in contracts by two town un "Based on my desire to be creases in insurance benefils which “Yankee get out” were plastered on Pravda based its commentary on fool thot every handy ions, Mayor Richard H. Blackstone reasonable with all employes, as well amount to an additional 1.9 percent, the walls of nearly every central the fact that Washington had sent a man should hove. has urged the Town Council to reject as being considerate of all of them in exceed the 7 percent yearly guideline building and demonstrators took up .special loam of diplomats and in a state fact finder's recommendation regards o fringe benefits and suggested by Preident Carter. the chant. telligence experts to Tehran to beef Remember that flat side for a 13 percent pay increase for salaries, it indicates to me that Ihc Prestone II Town hall employees will get a 9 One group of demonstrators set the up (be U S. Enibu.ssy in the political down means a smooth cut, police officers over two years, lac finder's report in this case is un flat side up is for deep Anti-Freeze Non-Scratch percent hike over Iwo years and fir office of the Israeli airline El A1 on crisis. cutting. Ice Scraper “It would appear that the award is reasonable in the salary award, ' he ^eblrd’ Deluxe Heat Exchanger union employees will receive a 10 said. Buy good chisels because Gal. not a reasonable award in com they hold an edge. Then 3.27 percent increase over two years, he The proposed package would give Specifically designed lor use with 3 8 ^ Our Rag. 99c parison to other contracts negotiated .said. ronember to keep them AMF-WhitelyTR-700 Protects your cooling and accepted by other bargaining un jtolice officers a 6.5 percent increase sharp. A razor s h ^ edge Coleco 4Boz.Hollofil808 system against freezing. Easy-grlp vinyl handle. He said the CM.S Century 96 con ‘Slide-A-Boggan’ Deluxe Exercise Bike Blade won i damage its of the town,” Blackstone said in a the first year and a like increase the will make your work easier 10 p#f No ftinch#ckt_____ Washable S l ^ n g Bag | tract which the town has offered to second year. and is safer as well, since it windshield. “ memo to the council. Broker Urges the police union is identical to the will cut when you expect it to 9 9 ^ Our Reg. 1.49 59.80 Our Reg. 89.97 The council is scheduled to vote on Police employees are represented Hammered 12.88 Re|g. 18.99 CMS package which own hall instead of slijming. Pedal off those extra pounds in the the proposed settlement next by Local 1089 of Council 15 of the Swedish-Iron Rugged polyethylene construc Rip-Slop nylon shell, with warm employees will receive. the edges. Don't toss chisels tion, strong durable grip. Snow comfort of your own hornet Adjust brush tricot lining, r ull zipper Tuesday. American Federation of State, Coun in a drawer where they will Log Holder fun for )unlor speedsters. able tension control, speedometer. lets you zip two together. in addition, he said the police have ty and Municipal Employees. touch other tools or metal. A Two weeks ago, the police union C "? OurRsfl. ______(AtaMibly raquirad) been offered a rclirco's increase Seeking Grant rack of some sort is best. S Don’t use a chisel for •Or prying. Make small cuts, PertMt decorative 20-Gallon Galvanized ( IIVKI.IE M MN VKD leceseoiy lot any llreplacel through a bond i.ssne. laking advan they are easier to contrci Steel Trash Can lleraltl llrpnrlcr Top-handle lot easy tage of the low interest rates than large ones. Use wood carrying- chisels for wood only. Chipp Coming Soon GI.ASTONBURY -■ The Ib^using avaiiahle tor lax exempt in- ing chisels are used for 30” Cast Iron 5.94 Authority .should aggressively pursue Our Reg. 7.99 .strunienfs. Richter .said a complete stone, cold chisels for metal Fireplace Grate In its continuing effort to federal allocaions under the Section 8 rehabilitation of the units should be — though both are some Sturdily built from the provide complete news and infor rehabilitation program, according to times called cold chisels. most durable galvanized done, not just "a patchwork job.’’ He 14.70?“"'" steet stock. Skle handles. mation, The Herald is proud to an investment broker Dale Richter. said ho .suspected the total costs The chisel is used in cutting nounce the addition of a new stone bv using it to tap a line Heavy-duty construction; Lome 22-Gal. Richter, who .spoke o he Housing would be between one and two million on a block. Brick or stone. holds logs evenly and column. securely. Fully assembled. Plastic Trash Can Gould Authoriy Wednesday night because of dollars. Then tap at that point with a Oelco Beginning next week, ■ personal and professional in Lipps said the Section 8 money Iwmmer. Hopefully, the National ‘Scrambler’ Wa.shington Merry-go-Hound, by terests" in the federal program, said would ai'rive when the nits arc com break will occur right along 48-Month Car Battory Maintenance-Free world famous columnist .lack t ^ line. This calls for some Freedom Battery Ihe preliminary work should be corn. pleted and people have oeeupied Anderson will be a regular feature pleleil soon to lake advantage of (uiv skill and considerable ^4.99, ou.,,, Hiein tor at least 611 days. The rent patience. on the Herald's editorial page. available funds. would rise lo market levels — about Use a cold chisel to cut 2.94 Our Reg. 3.99 47.77 Anderson's column will join "Von .-.lunild .'■'it will a lull house S.'KK) including ulililies — with Hie metals when you can’t get at 46.99 Our Reg. 59.99 Heavy-gauge polyethylene blade | present editorial columns in The and sav. Wi ve goi (In- money put Icn.ints (laying 2.'i percent of their in them with a hack saw. Start Dependable starting Herald by Don Graff, Andrew Tul- ing is the difficult thing here, l with non-stick llnlsh. All performance lor all types No maintenance needed up or siml up'. Hiclili'r told the cum- come low.ird it since the chisel will have a \ hardwood handle lor durability. ofengines. Sizes to fit «ver under normal operat- I ly. Lee Roderick and Martha niissiimeis, "Vuii have o show llicm ISolli Iticlder and l.i|)ps said the tendency to slip until the cut most cars. ing conditions. Sizes to fit I Angle and Robert Walters. most cars. * you're ccadv " concept was a new one and liad not begins to form. After that Anderson, who .served as a The Sechon ;i ivli.ihi li'.i'ion youran^t r^idly. lieen done .inyw lierc else in tiie slate. (NEWSPAPER ElTreRpRlSE ARSN.) civilian war correspondent in program is admmisleced hy the After Hieir alk. Hie comniissioners China during World War II, joined dcpartmonl ol llmising and llrhan wciglied the advantages of this Drew Pearson's Washington staff Devolopmonl and would subsidize (irogram to ;i regional rehabilitation in 1947 IMPORTED reconstructed units. Under the (irogram. Jacobsen COCOA He assumed the authorship of program, tenants would pay 25 per- Bill Willet, Housing Authority Philippines Wa.shington Mcrry-Go-Itound in 'Sno-Bursf 3 H.P. Snow Thrower DOOR MATS ecnl of Iheir income towards rent Director, said another possible ^ e n t i r e STO CK OF 1969 after Pearson's death. Named for King Phillip II Easy to manauever... weighs b a t t e r y C H A R G ER S with the difference being picked up allocation would be under NOFA, or just 40 Ibsl Clears a path on a Practical, decorative by the federal governnient. Notification of Funds Available. He of Spain, the Philippines M ft. driveway through up to 4" mats In assorted sizes were visited by Magellan in ‘244 Our Reg. 1.991a 9.99 Our Reg. 19.99 to 34.99 “ ‘o Hiehtcr said advantages lo Hie said, however, he received notice of snow In iusl 5 minutes Our Reg. 259.95 ...Choose plain, fancy. Inside Today 1521. The islands number 5 per store; no ralnehecki. Inlaid or matted-rope program would be new laeilities with that there would be no public adver more than 7,100 and have a 1.58»7.97 types, more. 15.94.27.97 K SaFSsr- Classified...... 16-18 a useful life of 30 years, properly tising for NOFAs in January because total area of 115,707, about • Furnace Fllltrs, R.g. S4c.. 48murder had secretary of state's office show that Connecticut Lawyers for Excellence State Sens. Marcella Fahey and $150; Connecticut Agents Political fatal shooting of a New Haven school tributed $100 or more to Futtner’s spent $175 on behalf of the candidate. will ask New Britain attorney Paul McQuillan to review a anything to do with school, " said Kenneth Cummings outspent Republican in Government, a group with a Hart David Barry, both of whom won by Action Committee, Wethersfield, teacher recently was the result of a rapid campaign for the same period: Glassman received two $100 con 1976 study for possible changes on how to manage Roulz, superintendent of the Long Lane Walter Joyner by more than $1,000 ford address. confortable margins, outspent their $100; Frank C. Schroll, 85 Randolph Glastonbury Republican Town Com tributions during the same period gambling. ly “decaying” society — not Connecticut's .School, “ We have a decaying society in and Mrs. Swensson outspent Joyner received one contribution of opponents. Drive, Glastonbury, $100. mittee, $250; East Windsor from W.L. Brown, Derby, and The study was done in 1976 by the late J. Walter public school system. which we're living. " Dem ocrat F rancis Mahoney by $100 or more for the period, $300 from The race between Mrs. Fahey and Mrs. Clarke receiv ^ contributions Republican Town Committee, $100. Mathew M. Moriarty Jr., 52 Hillcrest On Dec. 14, Anthony Annunziata, 56, was almost $2,000. the Connecticut Republican Finance Kennedy, a former commissioner of the National Basket State Sureme Court Chief Justice John Republican Esther Clarke in the of $100 or more from the following M anchester’s Republican Town Road, Manchester, a former mayor fatally shot while he manned a candy con Joyner upset Cummings in Committee. ball Association and mayor of Stamford. He died in June Cotter and Human Rights and Oppor Third Senatorial District was the groups during the same period: Committee also spent $175 on behalf of Manchester. 1977. cession stand at Wilbur Cross High School tunities Commissioner Arthur Green Manchester's 12th Assembly In the 13th District, Mrs. Swensson Economic Political Industry Com in New Haven. Authorities have arrested most expensive campaign in the of Futtner. This expense is in addi Two Democratic Committees also Keniiedy recommended the nine-member state gaming agreed. District, and M ooney easily won re- ran an active campaign and spent $2,- mittee, Hartford, $350; Northeast three youths in connection with the area. Each candidate spent more tion to the $2,420 in contributions he spent money on behalf of Glassman. commission, whose members serve part-time, be aban “ Sci.iety has broken down in that election to his sixth consecutive term 612.34, all of what she received in Utilities Political Action Committee, shooting. than $9,000. spent. Manchester’s spent $222.48 and South doned and replaced by a three-member board. The board churches aren't important, families are of in the 13th District. contributions. Mahoney's campaign Hartford, $300; Loctite Political Ac The district includes all of East Two other assembly races also in Windsor’s spent $225. would establish public policy and in turn appoint a three- Shortly after Annunziata's death, Gov. little importance, politics and political The financial reports were due was a low-key one. He received $755 Hartford and part of Manchester. tion Committee, Newington, $300; volved Manchester. In the Ninth Assembly District, member board to carry out, regulate and control Ella T. Grasso appointed the Interagency parties are not important any more." Dec. 22 and are the final ones filed by in contributions and spent $689.46. Manchester Republican Town Com Mrs. Fahey spent $9,685.11 of the In the 14th Assembly District, which includes parts of Manchester gambling regulations. Task Force on School Security, a group of Cotter said. candidates in the 1978 election. They The Democratic Town Committee $9,727.27 she received in con m ittee, $202.86, the com m ittee which includes all of South Windsor state agency heads who will investigate show final total for contributions and also spent $222.48 on behalf of and East Hartford, SUte Rep. Muriel The governor said she has a “great concern" over the It s not just a school problem." Green tributions. Mrs. Clarke received and previously had contributed $400; and and one of Manchester’s 10 voting Yacavone ran unopposed for re- growth and way legalized gambling has been ad violence in Connecticut's schools and said. "It (Annuniziata's death) could' expenditures and provides detailed Mahoney. spent $0,100.86. Optometric Political Action Com districts. Republican John Mitchell, make recommendations on what should be information about both for the period election. ministered. Although personally opposed to all forms of have happened in any other public Mrs. Swensson received a $186.85 Barry, who won in the Fourth mittee, Hartford, $100. who lost, outspent State Rep. done to curb it. building. " from Nov. 1-Dec. 22. She spent $1,231, even though no gambling, Mrs. Grasso said she recognized it as a contribution from the Republican Senatorial District, spent $6,713 com The following persons and Abraham Glassman. revenue-producing reality. At the task force's first meeting Cummings, Democratic town one ran against her. Mrs. Grasso has asked the task force to Town Committee during the final pared to the $2,420 spent by his organizations contributed $100 or Mitchell received and spent $3,- “1 don't think abolition of gambling would carry in the Wednesday, Mrs. Grasso said. "Every act chairman who was seeking a third The East Hartford Democratic come up with its recommendations in two reporting period, the only contribu Republican opponent, Fenton “Pat” more to Barry's campaign during the 692.75. Glassman received $3,453 and General Assembly, but it (gaming) has to be contained," of violence in a school disrupts the lear months. term in the house, received $4,103 in tion of $100 or more listed by either final reporting period: Fourth Town Committee spent $125 on behalf Futtner. Both spent all of the money spent $2,516.93. she said. ning process. It creates a climate of fear "I m not sure that we can do too much campaign contributions and spent all candidate. of Mrs. Yacavone and the they received in contributions. Senatoriai District Democrats, During the final reporting period, Mrs. Grasso also said she might favor a suggestion by for the children and the staff. It defeats about (school violence) in two months,” of it. The Manchester Democratic Despite his lack of expenses, Manchester Democratic Town Com During the final reporting period. William Young, treasurer, 38 Berle Mitchell received contributions of mittee spent $120 on her behalf. the very purpose of our schools. Roulz said. Town Committee also spent $222.<^ Mahoney won routinely in November the gaming commission that it reduce the instant lottery Road, South Windsor, $250; Connec $100 or more from South Windsor from two games to one game per year. Connecticut’s Commissioner of Education, Mark Shedd, right, with “Clearly the state has the responsibility Some of the suggestions kicked around As for the loss of about $12 million it would cause, Mrs. to take a leadership role in helping to at the task force's meeting at the Capitol Bill Carbone, executive director of the Connecticut Justice Commis make our schools safe for the students and Grasso felt the state “could make every effort to supple sion, met Wednesday with the heads of state agencies for the first Included educating teachers and innocent ment the dollars that might be involved here." staff,” she added. students about what they can do to pre The embattled gaming commission has been getting meeting of the Interagency Task Force on School Security. (UPI But several members of the task force vent violence by delinquent students. Grasso Renames Fourteen heat from all sides for allegedly failing to exert enough photo) said finding a quick solution to school HARTFORD (UPl) - Gov. Ella control on gambling at the state’s three jai alai facilities — Stanley Pac of New Britian, en (formerly social services com a Grasso today reappointed 14 high- and the Plainfield dog track. level commissioners, including her vironmental protection com missioner); missioner; The commission recently told the governor it needs budget chief Anthony Milano, to Dr. Eric Plant of Hartford, mental Dr. Douglas Lloyd of Hartford, health commissioner; more security monitors and may have to reduce present serve in her second-term administra gambling programs if no help is provided. TECH STEREO tion. health services commissioner — Gareth Thorne of Hartford, men (formerly health commissioner); A grand jury is presently investigating alleged AM of the reappointments will have tal retardation commissioner; — Edward Maher of Old Saybrook, irregularities of lottery prize drawings and the governor to be submitted to the Legislature for — Benjamin Muzio of Staffordville, income maintenance commissioner has requested a management study of the gaming com approval. motor vehicles commissioner. mission. Milano, a Bridgeport resident, will On other topics the governor said: continue to head up the Office of 4 OF THE BEST SYSTEMS AVAILABLE — She had “no regrets” in looking back over the year's Policy and Management, one of two events; major departments in Connecticut’s Swim Signups Slated — Has yet to receive an answer from Washington on reorganized government. her appeal for relief to Connecticut and New England j t Components The Manchester Recreation Mrs. Grasso aiso made the — 7;30-8 p.m. from rising prices for home fuel and gasoline; Department will have registration C>t)PIONEER‘ following reappointments: Wednesday — swimmers 7 to 7:30 — It was “ terrible” that political campaigns ... like her Ibdmics — Leonard Krogh of East Granby, for swim lessons at the East Side Rec p.m. byPi n w onic Jan. 2 through 5. own that cost almost $1 million ... continue to become SX-450 agriculture commissioner; Saturday — swimmers 10:30 to 11 more costiy; Lessons will begin Monday, Jan. 8. — David Neiditz of West Hartford, am . — Her selection of former CIA agent John Downey as SA-80 The class schedule is as follows; Stereo Receiver banking commissioner; All registrants must have a recrea secretary of business regulation was in the best interests Monday and Friday — Beginners — Stereo Receiver — Joseph Mike of Bristol, in tion card and pay $3 for the series of of the people of Connecticut. Although some have 3 • Q 0 0 cec 0 [i ft surance commissioner: 6:30-7 p.m.; intermediates — 7-7:30 ten lessons. Classes are limited to 15. 15 watts RMS p.m. criticized his qualifications, Mrs. Grasso said Downey, — Francis Maloney of Storrs, Registration should be made in per 15 watts RMS Tuesday and Thursday — who spent 20 years in a Chinese prison, is “eminently children and youth services com son at the East Side Rec between 6 qualified. He cares about people," she said. missioner; Beginners - 6:30-7 p.m.; Advanced and 9 p.m. — Mary Heslin of Hartford, con R ppinners-7-7:30 p.m.; Adult Class '--Vt sumer protection commissioner; Aillon Case Resumes | — John Manson of Orange, correc Garrard Garrard tions commissioner; NEW HAVEN (UPI) —'The retrial of Guillermo Aillon. — Edward Stockton of Bloomfield, Mahoney Back Home charged with killing his estranged wife and her parents in 730 730 Turntable economic development com MANCHESTER - There’s no 1972. resumed in New Haven Superior Court Wednesday missioner (formerly called com guess that’s my thing for a while," after more than two months of jury selection. place like home for the holidays, and Mahoney said. Turntable merce commissioner); Aillon was granted a new trial because of a possible State Rep. Francis Mahoney is back He will miss the start of the state Steel Arrives at Lydall at 19 Hamlin Street for the prejudicial discussion between the trial judge and a Legislature session, which wili begin woman juror. Workmen guide the placement of steel Manchester Christmas-New Year season. early next moth. He hopes to be ac street. The foundation is completed and the Mahoney, who suffered a heart at Judge Francis Quinn Wednesday denied a motion by - * H igh fiOeMy Components beams to be used in the construction of the Fire Calls tive within a few weeks after the ses defense attorney Howard Jacobs to bar the press and brick has been ordered. (Herald photo by Pin tack about two weeks ago, was sion begins, he said. C.DPIONEEIT new office building at Lydall Inc. on Parker to) released from Manchester Memorial public from all hearings on admissability of evidence that Technics Wednesday, 11 a m, — unnecessary call would be held without the jury. byPanaaonic at Washington School, Cedar Street Hospital Saturday, just in time for (Town) the Christmas celebrating. Quinn reimposed the gag order he had made when trial Project 60 Wednesday, 2:42 p.m. — smoke in He hns been resting comfortably at Now You Know began in October, barring interviews with and pictures of SBP1000 those involved with the triai. 2-way speakers Egypt Won’t Join Syria cellar, 251 W. Center St. (Town) home since, he said this morning. All the U.S.-based blimps now Today, 1:15 a.m. — water flow alarm, “I’m feeling better. They let me flying are named after yachts that Speakers JERUSALEM (UPII — Egypt has : direct bearing on the dispute between Manchester Manor, West Center Street home with a promise that I’d rest. I won the America’s Cup race. Egypt and Syria launched a com (Town) promised Israel it would not join Egypt and Israel over Article 6 of Syria if Damascus launched war bined surprise attack against Israei their draft peace treaty. Israel wants in October 1973, It sparked an 18-day against the Jewish state, a the treaty to take priority over war. newspaper report said today. Egypt's defense commitments to its Dayan told the committee. Maariv Area Police Report * 2 9 9 ’’ *319” Foreign Minister Moshe Dayan Arab allies. said, that he wants a new legal opi told the parliamentary Foreign Af Dayan told the committee, accor fairs and Defense Committee nion from the United Nations on Arti Vernon struck another vehicle at the Tri-City ding to Maariv, that Khalil sided with cle 6. The State Department opinion appear in court in Rockville on Jan. Wednesday he had received such a Wade A. Suitter, 20, of 11 Oak St., Plaza, and left the scene. H igh F o e M y C om ponents Syrian demands on Israei to return sides with Egypt and says the treaty 2. commitment from Egyptian Prime the Golan Heights, captured in the Rockville, was charged Tuesday . He was released on a $100 surety I* Minister Mustapha Khalil, the does not invalidate Cairo's defense night with disorderly conduct. Police bond for appearance in court on Jan. South Windsor f KENWOOD 0.0PIONEER 1967 war. But Khalil said the return commitments to its allies. newspaper Maariv said. said he was involved in a disturbance 2. South Windsor Police are in should be made through a treaty, not The newspaper of the opposition KR-2090 SX-550 Stereo Receiver The Foreign Ministry spokesman through war. at the Rockville Shopping Plaza. He Frederick Sharpe, 18, of Buff Cap vestigating a break reported Labor party, Davar, said in a dis Wednesday at the Seven-Eleven refused to confirm or deny the report “ Egypt does not intend to'join was released on his promise to Road, Tolland, was charged Stereo Receiver patch from Washington that top of Store on Ellington Road. Police said 20 watts RMS on grounds it was a leak from a Syria if she will initiate hostilities appear in court in Rockville on Jan. Wednesday with disorderly conduct ficials of the Carter administration entry was gained through a side win secret session of a Knesset (parlia against Israel. " Dayan quoted Khalil 2. in connection with the investigation 16 watts RMS were considering calling another dow and the only thing reported mis ment) Committee. as telling him during their pre- David Smith, 58, of Hamlet, N.C., of a disturbance on Union Street. Such a commitment would have a Camp Davidlike summit in He was released on his promise to sing was a small clock-radio. Christmas meeting in Brussels. February. was charged Wednesday with evading responsibility. He allegedly
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Fronton Penalty Area Campaigns 1978 - PAGE FIVE Perplexes Panel 1978 Started for Vernon with Big Storm Walsh Led Spending VERNON — With the new year of 1978 barely under January. As the year draws to an end the town is now in a con drainage problems and able to expand its sidewalks im- WETHERSFIELD (DPI) — Although backed by a way, the wrath of winter struck the area and literally Preliminary work has also started on the renovation of troversy with residents and business and industry concer provemenU and housing rehab programs. This was due to court decision, Connecticut's gaming commission can't closed down the town in early February. the former U.S. Envelope Factory on W. Main Street into ning the increase in sewer user charges to finance the the receipt of a $600,000 federal grant. make up its mind whether to uphold, reduce or drop a 10- In Re-Election Effort The storm left many impassable roads, most stores apartments for the elderly. new sewage treatment plant. The town is now in the process of applying for another day suspension it gave Hartford Jai Alai, were closed, schools and town buildings were closed and Work is progressing on the widening of Interstate 86 in Town officials were able to go forward with several $600,000 grant to continue these and several other im The nine-member panel put off the question until next State Rep. Robert “ Skip” Walsh spent Ms. McGuire listed three $100 con all meeting activity came to a hault. the Vernon area. street improvement projects, including correction of provement programs for the Rockville section. week amid criticism by two commissioners that any almost three times as much as his op tributions for the final perio'd — the East CB ers and all of those with four-wheel drive vehicles leniency would make the panel "look like jellyfi.sh. " ponents in winning re-election in the 53rd Windsor Republican Town Committee, the were called on to assist the police in getting hospital per Last week, Superior Court Judge Alfred Covcilo uphold Assembly District. Connecticut Republican state campaign sonnel to work and transporting those who needed the commission's right to punish Hartford Jai Alai tor The district includes Coventry, Tolland account and the Ellington Republican medical attention. Towfi crews worked around the clock failing to report allegations of game-fixing at the and Wlllington. Town Committee. trying to clear the large drifts from roads and parking gambling arena. The allegations were never proven. Walsh received $3,235.72 in con P lllllllllll iiiiiiiiiiiii The district includes East Windsor, ■ areas and the snow, with that from additional snow piled But Covollo cut in half the $70,00 in fines impo.scd by the tributions during his campaign. He spent Ellington and part of Vernon. on it, lasted until early spring. commi.ssion against five Hartford Jai Alai officers and $2,960.02. In the 35th Senatorial District, which in During the year the town lost its Town Planner John Deli Department Specials .said the commi.ssion could reconsider the length of the His Republican challenger, Claire cludes Vernon and Tolland, the Democrat Loranger and its Director of Administration and ' CHOICEST MEATS ^ SWEET LIFE € •8 4 A suspension, if it wished Connelly, received and spent $1,045. An in who won spent much more than the superintendent of schools. George Russell replaced the Wednc.sday there was disagreement among the com dependent candidate in the race, George BACON...... lb. ■■39 Republican who lost. planner; Robert Dotson, the director; and Bernard Sid- missioners on what action, if any. they should take. So Hasapes, received and spent $703.30. man, the superintendent. IN TOWN DOMESTIC M f k Michael Skelley received $8,228.14 in they tabled a motion by Commissioner Robert Cagencllo The information was provided in finan contributions and spent it all. He won the Dr. Raymond Ramsdell retired as superintendent of i to reconsider the suspension penalty. cial reports filed at the secretary of COOKED HAM ib Z.49 November election and will fill the seat schools after being in the school system for more than 30 U8DA CHOICE (BEEF LOIN) Two commissioners. Waller Slecko. a former stale state’s office. The reports, which were IMPORTED M g k held last term by Robert Houley, a years. He was feted at several parties in his honor. police official and James Kellis said the suspen.sion due Dec, 22, provide final totals for can SIRLOIN STEAK Democrat who did not seek reelection. In the early spring the voters approved the education SWISS CHEESE ib Z.49 should stand. didates’ expenses and contributions. The Andrew Repko received $6,549.61 in con and general government budgets and set the m ill rate at WUNDERBAR M f k Commissioners Gloria Morris of Willimantic and reports also list detailed breakdowns of USDA CHOICE (BEEF LOIN) tributions and spent $4,796.62, leaving a 60, just 1.5 mills higher than the year before. A $125,000 Cagenello were inclined to reduce or drop the su.spcnsion GERMAN ROLOGNA ib Ii4 9 expenses and contributions for the period balance of $1,752.99. cut imposed in the education budget pitted Republicans I in view of the fact that the ownership of Hartford Jai Alai from Nov. 1- Dec. 22. PORnRHOUSE STEAK ...... For the final reporting period, Skelley on the board against Republicans on the Town Council. WEAVER 4 A arena has recently changed hands. For that period, Walsh received con listed a contribution of $250 from the Com During the summer the Town Council approved an o r-1 But Stecko charged the same people who drew the tributions of $100 or more from the U8DA CHOICE (BEEF LOIN) CHICKEN ROLL ». ’ Z . l 9 mittee for a Democratic Majority, 37 dinance that bans the use of alcoholic beverages in any I wrath of the gaming commi.ssion have been retained by following: David Shefrin, Avon, $150; Will BOQNER’S Jordt St., Manchester. He previously had town parks. The ordinance was drawn and passed after I T-BONE STEAK .lb. the new owners to operate the arena. Brown, Derby, $100; Irene Haskew, West received $250 from the group, which has several residents in the area of Henry Park petitioned the PASTRAMI . lb. * 1.1 Gerald Coakley. general manager of Hartfrd Jai Alai Willington, $100; and the Connecticut council. I the same address as Dominic Squatrito, a FRESH (NO WINGS) and one of five officers fined by the commi.ssion. OUR OWN (PART WINE/CHEDDAR) 2 AFL-CIO Official Political Committee, During a referendum in March the townspeople ap-' protested Stecko's statements during the meeting. Hamden, $100, Manchester attorney who works as counsel for the senate majority. proved the buying of a new ladder truck for the Rockville CHICKEN BREASTS .lb. CHEESE BALLS * 2 . 9 9 He said, “ here's no evidence of a crim e" and he ac There were no individuals or Skelley also listed contributions of $100 Fire Department but rejected a request for an aerial cused Stecko of inferring the arena was being operated by organizations that contributed $100 or or more from the following: U.A. Steam- truck made by the Vernon Department. FRESH (NO BACKS) "a bunch of rascals." more to Hasapes or Mrs, Connelly during fitters Local 218, Hartford, $250; Central A Fire Study Committee was formed and it has Stecko said he was not referring to the jai alai players the period. CHICKEN LEGS Labor Official Political Committee, recommended to the Town Council that land be bought on i • DAIRY • but the fronton's officers. He stood by his claim "that In the 55th Assembly District, Aloysius Middletown, $250; James P. Skelley, 159 the south side of Route 83 for construction of a new fire | HOOD'S nothing's changed" at the arena. Ahearn outspent and defeated the incum Roxbury Road, East Hartford, $200; station to replace Company 2 station on Route 30. WEAVER DUTCH FRYE Coakley is currently being retained by the new owners bent, Republican Dorothy Miller. Democratic State Central Committee, The committee has also agreed, but not officially I to continue to operate Hartford Jai Alai. PARTY PAK SOUR CREAM 8 Ahearn received $3,495.11 in con recommended, that the Rockville and Vernonl • pt 79< $150; Connecticut Lawyers for Excellence Hartford Jai Alai and its parent firm . World Jai Alai tributions and spent $3,492.80. Mrs. M iller Two youths spread a sack of peanuts in front of the Foreign Ministry in Government, Hartford, $150; Mansfield Departments remain volunteer but be merged. l a n d 0* LAKES Inc. of Florida, were given fines and the suspension in received and spent $2,746.80. Neither per WEAVER DUTCH FRYE building in Taipei Wednesday where U.S. negotiators met with Taiwti'n Democratic Town Committee, $100; Staf In November’s state elections ail five voting districts! September after the commi.ssion said they violated son listed any contributors of $100 or more in Vernon favored the Democratic candidates. f regulations in not reporting allegations of game-fixing. officials. The crowd gleefully stomped the peanuts into the pavemcni. for the final reporting period. ford Democratic Town Committee, $100; DRUMSTICKS & THIGHS 290. MARGARINE .lb.qtra. 49« William R. Skelley, Longmeadow, Mass., Also on the election ballot were proposed charter! No formal charges were ever filed and no one was lUPI photo) The 55th District includes Andover, $100; Abner Brooks, 10 Center St., revisions which all passed. Most of the changes were! arrested. Bolton, Columbia, Hebron, Marlborough HEALTH & BEAUTY AIDS Rockville, $100; William J. Roper, New minor but one changes the terms of Board of Education World Jai Alai last month sold the Hartford facility to and part of Vernon. members. The terms have been for six years and the Haven, $100; Harry Friedman, Sadds M ill ORANGE JUICE WJARealty Inc., a Tulsa-Okla.. based firm owned by In Vernon’s 56th Assembly District, change calls for the election of three members for tw o' PEPSODENT TOOTHBRUSHES 2 / 6 9 * Road, Ellington, $100. millionaire Roger Wheeler. U.S. Negotiations Brave State Rep. Chester Morgan far outspent years and three for four years. For the final period, Repko listed $100 Wheeler's firm had agreed with the commission as a his Republican challenger, Nancy Osborn. Before the election State Sen. Robert Houley an contributions from three groups — the condition of purchase that it would be responsible for the Morgan received $4,558 in contributions nounced he would not seek re-election and in his place, on FUCKED DISPOSABLE RAZOR Woodstock Republican Town Committee, COmCE CHEESE.... M* fines or suspensions that may be sustained by the court. and spent $4,493.42. Ms. Osborn received Taiwan Demonstrations the Connecticut Bankers Political Action the Democratic ticket, a newcomer Michael Skelley ran and spent $1,230. and won. Committee, Hartford, and the Connecticut TAIPEI, Taiwan (UPI) - U.S. As the meetings took place, hundreds of For the final period, Morgan listed one State Employees Association, Political Another new administrator in town this year was Brian I Fake Agent Charged negotiators, braving thousands of students marched through downtown $100 contributor, the Greater Hartford ■ ■ lIlllllllltR lllllllliiii Action Committee, Hartford. McCartney, principal of Rockville High School. He demonstrators screaming ‘Down with Taipei with Nationalist Chinese flags and Labor Council. replaced Martin Fagan who had resigned just before the In Premium Swindle Carter” and “ Sell-out, " met Taiwan's banners protesting Carter’s decision to The Vernon Republican Town Com end of the year. President Chiang Ching-kuo today to map normalize relations with mainland China. mittee made a $301.78 expense on behalf of The Board of Education filed a suit against the state HAMDEN (UPI) — A Longmeadow, Mass., man con out relations with the island nation after An estimated 10,000 demonstrators Ms. Osborn. That money is in addition to Grange Sets Parly concerning paying for special education students who vinced an ailing 87-year-old woman to drop her health in Washington cuts diplomatic ties at mid Wednesday threw paint, eggs, tomatoes, her $1,230 in expenditures. were placed in outside school system by other than the USOA CtWICE (|B F u n n a l surance policy for one he never planned to deliver and night Sunday. rocks and other debris at the Americans The loser in the 57th Assembly District, MANCHESTER - Manchester board’s Planning and Placement Team. walked off with her premium, officials allege. The U.S. team, led by Deputy Secretary as they arrived at the airport. Two of the Republican Kathleen O’Leary McGuire, Grange No. 31 w ill hold a New Year’s The board contended it should only pay that portion of Ned A. Newhauser, 31, was arrested on charges of se of State Warren Christopher, were five autos had windows shattered, and outspent the winner. State Rep. Teresalee party at the Grange Hall on Olcott St. the cost which would be equal to what it would cost to 8IRL0IH STEAK 2 . 0 9 “ physically and emotionally exhausted" Christopher and U.S. Ambassador to Bertinuson. Sunday at 8:30 p.m. Tickets are ih^ cond degree larceny, criminal impersonation and selling educate a student in the Vernon School system. insurance without a license. Chief State's Attorney by the anti-American outburst that Taipei Leonard Unger sustained minor Ms. McGuire received and spent $2,- available by calling Nancy Rowe, The Vernon board was the first in the state to institute greeted their arrival Wednesday and con cuts. Unger’s glasses were broken. 095.63. Ms. Bertinuson, running for re- 646-8369, after 5 p.m. The event is such a suit and it was eyed with interest by ail other 0 Austin J. McGuigan said Wednesday. USDA CHOICE (BEEF LOIN) Newhauser, who apparently was licensed to sell in tinued today, an American spokesman Taiwan’s Premier Y.S. Sun and Foreign election, received and spent $1,848.40. open to the public. boards in the state. said. surance in Massachusetts but not in Connecticut, alleged Mini.ster Tsiang Yien-si, speaking on The suit was later dropped as new legislation promised ly sold hospitalization insurance to an unidentified 87- An estimated 20,000 Taiwanese besieged behalf of Chiang, expre.ssed “ regrets” to the towns w ill be reimbursed 100 percent for students year-old Torrington woman and took her premium of the Foreign Ministry where the meetings Unger for the outbur.st at the airport. placed outside the school system, for the cost above the PORTERHOUSE STEAK ’ 12 . 7 9 lb. $565, they said. were scheduled to be held and security U.S. officials said the attack prompted average per pupil cost. “ As far as we can tell, Newhauser and the woman did police were apparently powerless to dis Carter to consider recalling the The school system was also plagued with problems not know each other. He got her name through another perse them. 'The protesters smashed Christopher mission, but the meetings about the vaccination programs and several times had to We Give Old Fashioned agent of an agency in Springfield,” said Jerome peanuts on the pavement to symbolize with Chang today apparently indicated the exclude students from school because they didn’t comply Let Our Family E O’Malley, deputy assistant state's attorney. their rage at President Carter, a former president had decided to allow the talks to with the state laws concerning immunization. Butcher Service... “ This case was referred to us by the state Insurance Georgia peanut farmer. continue. In the early part of the summer vandals extensively Department, which had complaints from people who said Christopher and his colleagues, accom Although the United States has decided damaged a large area of the high school with the es Serve Your Family! they bought policies and they never got them. Certain panied by Deputy Foreign Minister to sever its diplomatic ties and abrogate a timated damaged set at $10,000. This prompted the school STORE HOURS: names kept reappearing and this guy was one of them,” Fredrick Chien, switched the site of their U.S.-Taiwan m ilitary treaty on Jan. 1, administration to ask for legislation to raise the meeting and met with Chiang at the 1980, Washington has pledged to continue maximum lim it on parental liability for vandalism done he said. NEW YEARS “ SPECIALS’’ Mon. & Tues. 'tH 6KH) The victim told authorities Newhauser claimed he was presidential building for about 40 minutes. selling arms to Taiwan and the thriving by juveniles, to $3,000. It’s now $1,500. 317 Highland St an agent for the Guaranty Trust Life Insurance Co. of A second meeting took place at the Grand commercial ties between the two coun- The town also received approval to start a regional •AFRICAN VIOLETS JADE : J I Chicago, 111., and that the company was issuing a policy Hotel several hours later. tries are expected to continue. project for the early childhood education of the severely Wed., Thurs., S Fri. tU 9.-00 C superior to the woman’s existing insurance policy. AND and profoundly retarded to be housed at the Skinner Road MANCHESTER Newhauser allegedly advised the woman to drop her School. It involves handicapped students from Bolton, Sat & Sunday Travelers Insurance policy and buy the Guaranty Life In POT CHRISTMAS Coventry, Ellington, Ashford, Columbia, Mansfield, 'til m m C H U t l T E r L V & s m m CONN surance policy for hospitalization and nursing home care, CACTUS Somers, Stafford Springs, Tolland, Willington, and Ver authorities said. non. O’Malley said the woman was living at home but was in POmSETTHS Patricia Maurice was named valedictorian of’the 1978 ill health, and allowed Newhauser to fill out the check 7 to 12 BLOSSOMS BURPEE SEEDS SOIL graduating class at Rockville High School and Suzanne which she then signed. •AZALEAS • ORANGE TREES Niemann, saltatorian. ■■■■■i.BMEiiimimmii • CHRYSANTHEMUMS Lee M. Silverstein, head of the human services depart • HOUSE PLANTS •BIRD ment at Rockville High School had a book published, ^ fU tnrtrnv QUIPrrAt V ^ ■ 1 ^ Fw-oah. Prndtu'O S n n r i n l * ^ » SEED “ Consider the Alternatives,” and is now being asked to GROCERY SPECIALS ^ Garden Freshf Produce Specials •RIEGER BEGONIAS speak on it in the United States and Canada. 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V|. — Z I - - 4I DELICATESSEN The VttlivKlIy t/fGmneclkvl i EASTWEST IMPORTS 697 IWAIN ST. sun. • mon.) TEL. 643-0801 249 BROAD ST., MANCHESTER (Across From Dairy Queen) 6 4 3 ^ 2 HOURS: M O A Opw Tlwra. TMI9 P.M, Clwid SunOiy illllllllliw PAGE SIX - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Dec. 28, 1978 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchepter, Conn,, Thurs.. Dec. 28, 1978— PAGE SEVEN A ARP To Hear Camp Mrs. Gunderson Named Millions in Art Missing MANCHESTER — The Rev. Russell Camp, former Full Gospel Church chaplain at Somers Correctional Institution, will be By Cedarcrest Hospital CHICAGO (UPI) - The $3 million and probably one of the largest from River” (1885-1890). guest speaker Wednesday at the meeting of Connecticut Plans Yule Program worth of paintings by French im any museum in the nation. Arnold Miller, a widely known in ■The three oils were discovered Northeast Chapter. American Association of Retired MANCHESTER - Mrs. Lee Ann volunteers at the hospital far pressionist master Paul Cezanne surance adjustor and private detec missing from a locked storage room Persons, at 1:30 p.m. at the KofC Home, 138 Main St. MANCHESTER — The Full Gospel Gundersen of 115 Olcott Drive has transcends the actual time spent for stolen from the Art Institute of tive, said the Rembrandt theft The chapter’s next trip will be Feb. 14 to the inn on Interdenominational Church will have a special progiam been appointed director of volunteer the benefit of the patients. Chicago was this week’s second theft Wednesday. It was the second theft probably was ordered by a wealthy Lake Waramaug for a Valentine party. celebrating the real meaning of Christmas Friday at 7:30 services at Cedarcrest Regional Volunteers represent the good will of of art. Experts say it is probably from the museum in 10 days but the private collector. Dues for 1979 are now due and may be sent along with a p.m. at the church, 745 Main St. In case of storm, the Hospital, Newington. In this post, she the community and the understan destined for wealthy private collec earlier theft involved a painting "My hunch is that it was a contract self-addressed envelope to Mrs. Clifford Hammond, 53 program will be presented Monday, Jan. 1, at the church. will organize volunteer services for ding of the community for the needs tors in foreign countries. valued at only $5,000. job ordered by some guy in a foreign Perkins St.. Manchester. The program, which is open to the public free of the hospital. of the mentally ill. “There is absolutely no way a per A Rembrandt painting valued at $I country who could go to any length to million was stolen from San Fran charge, will include singing by church groups and in Mrs. Gundersen, chairwoman of Dr. Cocilovo said “The volunteer son can sell them. They are very possess Rembrandt’s ‘The Rabbi,’ ’’ cisco’s De Young Museum on Christ dividuals, skits, choral speaking arrangements and treats the town’s Human Relations Com process also can be educational and famous paintings, and any reputable Miller said. The Chicago paintings, mas Eve. for the children. mission, founded and organized the therapeutic for both those who par dealer would know about them,” said which were removed from their The missing Chicago paintings are; Special Service Set “ A Change of Heart,” an original play by Patricia Pastoral Services Organization sup ticipate as volunteers and for the J. Patrice Marandel, curator of frames, were being kept in a storage “ Madam Cezanne in a Yellow Arm Sprengelmeyer, a church member, will be presented. The ported by the United Church of Christ patients.” earlier painting. area while a gallery space was being SOUTH WINDSOR — Our Savior Lutheran Church. 239 play takes place during the time of the birth of Jesus and and attached to the Anna M. Fulling The 90-bed hospital is a psychiatric Marandel said the theft was the Chair” (1893-95), “Apples on a Table •[.■,-epared Cloth” (1886-1890); “ House on the Graham Road, will conduct a special service of installa tells of the complete change of heart a "good-for- Chaplaincy at Hartford Hospital. Her facility serving Region IV of the largest ever from the Art Institute tion this coming Sunday during the 10:15 a.m. service. nothing” shepherd has when he visits Bethlehem and .secs previous work experience has been in Department of Mental Health. Herbert Asplund will be installed as president; Preston the Christ child. personnel, public relations, writing People interested in the volunteer Kibbe. vice president: William Laffert. secretary; and administration. program may contact Mrs. George Singer, financial secretary: and Willard Sarvela, According to the Cedarcrest Gundersen at Cedarcrest Regional Manchester Public Records treasurer. Regional Hospital superintendent. Hospital, Russell Road, Newington, Elders to be installed for the first year will be Edward Dr. Vincenzo Cocilovo, the work of 06111, by mail or call her at 666-4613. Mrs. I.iee Ann Cunilersen Kuehn. Otto Scmidt. and George Jahrstorfer: and for the \\ iirriinlv deetlH Green Manor Corp. to Neil H. Ellis Center St., (Metropolitan Life In second year Robert Ryan. David Miller. Howard Josephine Caputi, Oyster Bay, and Carmine Filloramo, doing surance Co., lessee) $20,000. OVER 80 YEARS OF DEPENDABLE SERVICE! Wolfanger. and Stanley Smith. N.Y., to Nicholas R. Jackston and business as EF Associates, property Anthony Salerno, vinyl siding and Trustees for the first year will be Raymond Miller. Vernon Mulls Plan Update Phyllis V. Jackston, property on on Colonial Road, $17.05 conveyance finish porch at 24 Hawthorne St., $1,- Ralph Zahner. and William Mitchell; and for the second Gardner Street. $1.65 conveyance tax. 000. year. John Mitchell. William Schmidt. Fred Bjorkland. Monster Survives in Cold atlas bantli( VERNON — If the town receives a alternatives to solve problems or problems has not been completed. tax. l‘’i(lu('iury'H dci'il Olga S. Mon, stove at 373 E. Middle and William Sauer. 'Traffic counts have been taken of Jane E. Olson to Dennis J. Klotzer Estate of Dorothy M. Neil to Turnpike, $310. As long as it stays cold, this prehistoric • 24 Hour Emergency Service $600,000 Small Cities Grant, $18,000 of take advantage of potential im Committee members to be installed are Ed Cebry. animal. The sculpture was created this week it is earmarked for a program to provements. most town roads and intersections; and Marsha K. Klotzer, property al Stanley E. Ogrodnik, property on Nunzio Spacone, stove at 278 Evangelism; Kenneth Fischer, Stewardship; Donald monster will remain crouched on a snow by Dean Hansen and Wayne Bolduc, both • Burner Sales & Service revise the town’s Plan of Develop He said that each of the major plan and data is being collected for an 7C Ambassador Drive, $43,500. East Center Street, no conveyance Parker St., $350. Schneider, Christian Education; Bud Ohihof. Steering bank in a corner of the parking lot at the cor eighth grade students at filing Junior High • Clean Heating Oils ment. components is not independent and open space plan. tjiiili'laiiii deed^ tax. Bidwell Home Improvement Co, Green Manor Corp. to EKF Building |irriiiils and Planning; Mel Lobaugh, Welcoming; Donald Muller, ner of Main Street and East Middle Turnpike, School, and Chris Kilpatrick, a tenth grade Before the former town planner, gave as an example the fact that the Successful Sale for Richard Hogan, vinyl siding at 54 Missions; and Roger Hildebrand, Social Action. Associates, properly on Progress ACMAT Corp. for Circle Avondale Road, $2,000. across from the Pinehurst Grocery. Only a 6 4 9 - 4 5 9 5 John Loranger, left the employment road capacity of an area would have The all-night bake sale conducted The Rev. Ronald A. Erbe is pastor of the church. student at Manchester High School. (Herald Drive, $42.35 conveyance tax. Associates, alterations at 358 E. rise in temperature and lots of warm photo by Strempfer) Call L's For Your Home Heating of the town last summer, he to be known before the type of by the Senior High Pilgrim And Air Conditioning Needs... described how he would like the revi residential development best suited sunshine will remove the threatening looking Fellowship of the Union .AI-.Anon Groups sion approached. for that area could be talked about. Congregational Church netted $300 MANCHESTER - Al- He sees it as being divided into five He cited as the role of the Planning for the summer project fund of the Anon family groups will components: Housing, transporta Commission making sure that all tie- fellowship. SUPER adie/haek. meet tonight at 8 at the tion, public facilities, recreation- ins are investigated and incorporated The young people baked more than The Nationwide Supermarket of Sound! Pathfinders Club, 102 Nor open space-environment, and into any recommendation for action. 150 dozen Christmas cookies, more man St., and Friday at 10 economic development. Some of the work has already been than 100 pounds of fudge, and about END-OF-THE-YEAR a m. at South United He said each of these sections done. The data collection on the 125 loaves of fancy breads. Methodist Church campus. would be further broken down into existing housing stock, development They worked in the church kitchen The family groups are open four general parts; Goals and objec patterns, current residential zoning, through the night two weekends ago to those affected by tives, data base, identification of has been completed. But analysis of and finished the last of the baking as someone with a drinking problem areas and potentials for im data collected or identification of the sun was rising Saturday morning. problem. provement, and development of The beginners group will VICEQOY l>l>< UIIOI meet tonight at 7:30 and mwitanmi Hl-R SALE! Alateen. for the 12- to 20- L, Yale Appoints Black Dean year-old children of problem drinkers, at 8 at 1 0 NEW HAVEN (UPI) - The new James Earl Jones. In 1959 he Waterford, Conn, since 1969. 11 directed the highly praised the Pathfinders Club. M G .TM MG. TAR dean of the Vale School of Drama, Yale President A. Bartlett Giamat- 0.1 MO. NIC. O.SMG.NIC. direclor Lloyd Richards, will be the Broadway production of “Raisin in ti announced the appointment and 13 first black to head a professional the Sun.” said, “ We are immen.scly plea.sed to Witnesses MG. TAR SAVE 0.9IMO.NIC. school at the Ivy League university. In accepting the position, Richards have a man of Lloyd Richards’ talenl MANCHESTER - Yale officials Wednesday an said at Yale “ a trad itio n of and experience join us at a time Jehovah's Witnesses will nounced Richards’ appointment, excellence in the study, (raining and when the arts at Yale are so strong, 3 3 % have a theocratic school KODL T^rllament effective July 1. 1979. He will also practice of theater arts has evolved, “ The new dean will face the and service meeting become artistic director of the Yale I am pleased and honored that I have challenge of continuing the creative tonight at 7:30 in the Repertory Theater. been selected to become part of that and collaborative achievements of Whiton Memorial Library Richards succeeds Robert Brus- tradition.” the drama school and repertory auditorium, 100 N. Main St. tein. who is leaving the post after 13 Richard, a professor of theater at theater realized under Dean AN/FM STEREO RECEIVER Ffunter College, City University of STA-85 by Reallatic* years to run the Loeb Theater at Har Brustein’s stewardship, ” Giamatti 35 w ans per channel, jninlmum R M S at Setback Came >KlMt vard University. New York, is also guest speaker at said. 8 ohms from 20-20,000 Hz with no more MANCHESTER - All Richards has directed many the Yale School of Drama. He has Richards was graduated in 1943 Broadway productions, the most re been the artistic director at the from Wayne State University in than 0.3% THD. Auto-Magic* FM tuning, residents of Mayfair 14 CHARGE IT Gardens are invited to play cent being “Paul Robeson” starring Eugene O’Neill Memorial Theater in Detroit where he majored in theater Glide-Path® volume/balance controls, MG. TAR Reg. setback Friday at 7:30 arts. ■ ' EQ switch for recording Dolby.* 31-2061 (MOST STORES) 0.9 MG. NIC. 2 9 9 ” p.m. in Cronin Hall. MO.TAR 0.6 MO. NIC. Bible Study STA-85 SYSTEM #1 CUT 170“ STA-85 SYSTEM #2 CUT 130“ MANCHESTER - Tom Larsen, intern at Emanuel Lutheran Church, will con duct a Bible study Friday at 1 p.m. in the church >439 VANTAGE Rtg. R99. t«p*rit9 library. Mtmt Pfiet Htmi Prtcf Wnsten MarHioni 759" 569« LIGHTS Coffee Time SAVE SAVE VERNON — Lee Silvers- . ... ::S5&»leWlk,U.
By JEANNE LESEM Convention Spot College Athletic Tactics Questioned dissolving pan drippings with a little She stretches meatioaf and other chopped, lightly fried onion, cheese, UPI Family Eilitur m T WASHINGTON — - RpraiispBecause I am run at a measlv measly $150.(XX)$150,000 a vear.year. sports instead of filline filling themselves havohave acquiredapnnirpH a tinH kind nf of underworld Heslin to Speak water before wash-up time. She ground beef dishes with things other apples, pears, sauerkraut (the fruits Coping with the average 10 to 14 than the traditional bread crumbs: neither psychiatrist nor college So Fairbanks negotiated with full of dope in darkened rooms. legitimacy through long usage. refrigerates or freezes the mixture and rinsed, drained kraut are es Jimmy Carter has had a change of challenge Gov. Jerry Brown on his percent increase in beef prices for later use, to thicken or not with a mixed vegetables, mashed white or pecially good with pork, ham or president, I am specially qualified to Colorado anyway — although denying Sports at too many colleges are hard- It is why, I am sure, college mind. home turf — because he wasn’t afraid forecast for next year can be done — little flour. sweet potatoes, rice or pasta. lamb.) offer an objective judgment on why to the media that he was doing so. He nosed Big Business, operated and athletes sign million-dollar contracts At YWCA Brunch He had welcomed warmly an idea of Brown. several ways. She extends bulk pork sausage with h-epared mustard, a few drops of so many college students behave like agreed to transfer his talent to the served by characters with all the in with one professional team, then She buys boneless roasts unless she from his staff that every effort — You can compromise on cheaper plans to use the bones for soup. soft bread crumbs, chopped onions or steak or Worcestershire sauce add But now Carter has turned thumbs French cut-purses, with a helping of academic world, which is fond of tegrity of a bank embezzler. jump to a club that offers two should be made to hold the 1980 Mary Heslin. commissioner of con sumer. cuts and smaller portion sizes, She uses fresh pork shoulder rind green pepper to make meatballs in spice to bland spreads. down on the idea. Says it would offer Skid Row. They learn the greasy talking big about ethics. There were We hav lived so long with a situa million. It is why, perhaps, one Democratic convention in California. sumer affairs for the State of Brunch will be from 9:30 to 11:30 switch to other meats or alternative to season rice, potato and noodle tomato sauce to serve with rice, No ham bone for split pea or len California supporters of Brown a ropes at Old P.U., notably in the reports Colorado’s ethical lure in tion that would bring a blush of college baskeballer who had signed a sources of protein such as dairy Advisers had argued that if the Connecticut, will speak at the annual a.m. Tickets are available at the casseroles. pasta or potatoes. til soup? Substitute one or two chance to “disrupt" the convention department of athletics. cluded a million-dollar piece of a shame to the visage of the most $5(X),iXK)-a-year pact with a pro club products and beans or other legumes. Bring back an old boarding house caper was successful it would put midwinter brunch for the Nutmeg YWCA. Limited childcare will be Scrape the fat away first with a smoked ham hocks, depending on by massive demonstrations outside This opinion is high-toned golf resort, and assorted hardened Mafioso that we tend to found it impossible to dispatch a few — You can substitute rendered trick when you serve steak or roast, size, or watch for specials on smoked Carter in the position of daring to the hall. Branch, YWCA, on Wednesday, Jan available. sharp knife and render it to use in submitted in re other goodies designed to sweeten forget the effect of its exposure on bucks to his mother, who was on 10. at the YWCA, 78 N. Main St., Deadline for paid reservations is meat and poultry fat for purchased cooking. Place the cut-up fat in a she writes.. Slice the meat thin, turkey legs. One or two, again depen the playoffs- the $45,(XX)-a-year coaching salary. our campus cutups. I speak to the relief. Obviously, a new Cadillac Manchester. Her topic will be Tuesday. For additional information fats in cooking — in casseroles, pan skillet with a little water. By the spread out the slices and add gar ding on size, are every bit as flavor bound Boston At this writing — a phrase used ad system which had made a dirty joke "Becoming A Better Informed Con call the YWCA office at 647-1437. fried potatoes or other vegetables time the water has evaporated, most nishes such as parsley to make it look ful as ham and leaner to boot. came first. Thoughts visedly — the situation seems to be of the sanctity of contracts signed by and frying or browning meats. of the fat will have melted without like more. Many recipes still call for a half Patriots’ suspen Seeing all this, it is small wonder — Even the time of day and day of browning. Some other ideas from other pound or more of raw meat per ser sion of Head resolved, after a fashion. Fairbanks coaches and players, both that so many of our kids find no im Proverbs 17:22 (TEV) Being cheer the week you shop makes a (Pork rind also adds richness and sources: ving. Even allowing for shrinkage in an impdrtant part of our spiritual, Coach Chuck will coach the Patriots through the “amateur” and professional. morality in acquiring the drug habit ful keeps you healthy. It is slow death In the Service difference. flavor to baked beans. It makes a With a food processor, you can turn cooking, that’s far more than the mental, and physical health. Fairbanks for playoffs and then assume his The tragi-dirty part is that the and spending their spare time . Early shoppers get a wider choice. great substitute for salt pork in a few scraps of meat or poultry into a average person needs for good nutri to be gloomy all the time. The message designed to supply accepting the job Colorado duties. practitioners of such sleazy practices sassing their professors. Their ■Shop early in the day and early in baked beans for people trying to cut sandwich spread in seconds. If the tion. So cut back on the quantity of In a time when cynicism runs ram our needs comes to us at Christmas as boss honcho at the University of Thus, Chuck Fairbanks and the as walking out on a “gentlemen’s” character suffers no more from Marine Pvt. Robin H. Redens, daily routine that she will experience midweek, when most fresh meat their sodium intake.) meat or poultry is totally lean, add meat in combination dishes such as pant and health care costs soar sky but is also a part of God’s daily com Colorado. Fairbanks had asked per University of Colorado are the latest agreement are not unique in the association with most campus packages are put into cases or meat daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Raymond during her enlistment, and studied Bacon ends are just as good for either a little butter or margarine or stews and soups, adding more high, it is, at times, as difficult to munication to us. With paraphrased mission — and had been turned down living answers to why some field. They have become almost ,a athletic directors than it would from is cut, writes Anne Anderson, assis bind the spread with mayonnaise vegetables or a greater variety of have a positive outlook on life as it is E. Redens of 457 N. Main St,, the personal and professional stan cooking as slices, and a lot cheaper. words that are borrowed from a by club officials — to get out of his collegians do not avail themselves of way of life at even the holier-than- exposure to, say, a Mafia hit man. tant food editor, in the Jan. 23 issue after chopping or pureeing the in vegetables instead. You can always Manchester, has completed recruit dards traditionally exhibited by Mrs. Anderson adds meaty flavor to be hospitalized without experience favorite Christmas card, the contract, which still has four years to the wholesome therapy of campus thou halls of academe and indeed training at the Marine Corps Recruit Marines. of Woman's Day magazine. "Avoid to such dishes as lentil, pea, potato gredients. For flavorful, nutritious increase protein at that meal with financial hardship. message is this: "I bring you tidings mornings after long weekends or Depot, Parris Island, S.C. A 1978 graduate of .Manchester and barley soup with cooking liquid extenders, add one or more of the other foods: cheese or nuts in the The quoted verse from Proverbs is of comfort and joy: you are loved.” holidays," she writes. following: chopped or grated raw salad or with raw fruit for dessert or During the eight-week training cy High School, she joined the Marine saved from salty food such as New urging us to take more seriously the Tom Larsen, cle, she was introduced to the typical Corps in September 1978. Mrs. Anderson makes her own England boiled dinner, smoked pork carrot, cabbage, celery, bell pepper, a dessert containing eggs and-or milk The Lighter Side By Dick West medical concept of Wholistic Health Intern, heat-and-serve gravies and sauces by shoulder and beef brisket. pickles, parsley, hard-cooked eggs. or seeds or nuts. Care. Emanuel Lutheran Church WASHINGTON (UPI) - Although venture to suggest "kumquat. " lessened if we talked in fruitbowl trade pomegranate." Church Needs Restoration Taking the good news seriously is fairly new at the job, Alfred Kahn, The two words sound a bit alike and code rather than in blunt economic Putting it that way, the situation in Kahn's lexicon kumquat could be terms. doesn’t seen quite so ominous. GODFREY, 111. (UPI) — A Chapel Restoration Com President Carter’s numero uno infla to boycott what banana is to depres As a further illustration of how mittee has been formed to save the Godfrey NOW ^estowT\^}}armacy, Inc. tion fighter, already has several bat “Inflation” itself is an obvious buzz tle scars — mostly inflicted by Presi sion. word. In place of inflation, let us use economic Newspeak would work, I Congregational Church, one of the first examples of ■i“- ■ : H.m.I n Greek Revival architecture built in the Midwest. YOU CAN PUCE YOUR Almanac dent Carter. "When consumers discover a com “watermelon.” As in, “If this wage- have listed beiow three familiar M ruh''-i-i. 1 '["u'.liuil lihiiji' i J Built in 1853, the church was declared a historical One scar evinces the time Kahn pany has violated the anti-inflation price spiral doesn’t stop, there soon quotations with Kahn-like structure by Interior Secretary Harold Ickes in 1935. CLASSIFIED AD ANYTIME By Unilpil I’rpaa Intprnaliunal ventured to suggest that a certain program, I suggest they kumquat its will be another double digit replacements for debt, panic and the first vice president to resign. Ickes said the church was "worthy of most careful Today is Thursday, Dec. 28, the combination of economic conditions products,” he might say. watermelon.” taxation. In 1846, Iowa was admitted to the preservation for future generations." 362nd day of 1978 with three to follow. could bring about a depression. For that matter, this country Another scare word is "deficit.” Alexander Hamilton: “A national Union as the 29th state. But in the mid-1960s, the congregation moved to a new The moon is approaching its new His mention of a possible depres probably would be better off with an Try this instead: grapefruit, if it is not excessive, will building several blocks away and appraisers now es BRING YOUR In 1869, William Semple of Mount phase. sion so depressed the White House eintire new economic glossary. “The only way we’re ever going to be to us a national blessing.” timate the cost of refurbishing the old church at nearly Pendleton HOLIDAY The morning stars are Mercury, Vernon, Ohio, was granted a patent In a speech last week, the presi Thomas Paine: “Figs, in some that Kahn, who is occasionally given lick our watermelon problem is to $150,000. for chewing gum. Jupiter and Saturn. to drollery, began using the word dent expressed fear that we might drastically reduce the federal cases, have their uses; they produce FILM TO In 1945, Congress officially The evening star is Mars. "banana” as a euphemism for that talk ourselves into a recession if we pomegranate.” as much good as hurt." recognized the “ Pledge of WESTOWN PHARMACY ’Those born on this date are under term. continue harping on the possibilities Or, "In order to stabilize the Benjamin Franklin: “In this Allegiance’’ to the flag of the United the sign of Capricorn. Kahn was scarred again recently of a downturn. American dollar overseas, we must world, nothing is certain but death FOR PROCESSING States. Woodrow Wilson, 28th president of when he ventured to suggest that con Surely that prospect would be cut down the size of our international and apricots." A thought for the day: British All wool Slacks, AT OUR EVERYDAY the United States, was born Dec. 28, sumers should boycott companies novelist Aldous Huxley said, U y D w iig B q d Assorted Colors in 1856. that violate the president’s wage- SCOOPS LOW PRICES AND RECEIVE “There’s one corner of the universe On this day in history: price guidelines. Sizes 6 -14. you can be certain of improving, and IUlMVE10 4SKFlRCSItMEIF A FREE 12 PHOTO In 1832, John Calhoun, at odds with That scar was inflicted at a news WHILE )0(rRE>irn;4SKDUDMEISR WEEKEND SPECIAL that’s your own self.” President Andrew Jackson, became conference at which Carter com ilFIKEYUlAKE POCKET ALBUM mented that he personally opposed "SATISFACTION GUARANTEED PROCESSING” boycotts. DAISIES <2.34 643-2711 Yesterdays Apparently, it was the word more than the tactic that bothered Carter. LARGE TWEED’S For Carter also said that consumers CASH & CARRY BUNCH 25 Years Ago rank while serving in Piicuku, Viet “should be conversant with the SPECIALTY SHOP nam. ^VestowqfPIjarmacy, Inc. Jlollday auto crashes total 11. relative compliance” with his 773 Main St. Open Thursday Town highway crews work over guidelines. «5 E. CENTER ST. OPEN Nights ’til 9:00 10 Years Ago time during sleet and rain storm, but THURS. Manchester What Kahn needs now is a word to f'49.5268 TIL 0 P.M. Lt. Wayne C. Huot of 47 Pioneer dispute between the town and union 643-6196 substitute for “boycott."' I would CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-5230 Circle is promoted to his present continues..
V PAGE TEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Mancheiter, Conn., ThUrs., Dec. 28. 1978
MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Dec. 28, 1978— PAGE ELKVI’’.N ( Obituaries Senator’s Win Costly Mrs. Ktlnuril A. Kruiiruk EAST HARTFORD - Mrs. Edna Noble Froncak. 64, of 150 Westerly According to Records East Catholic Quintet Deliberate Terrace died Wednesday at Hartford Hospital. She was the wife of Edward GLASTONBURY - State Sen. breakdown of contributions and A. Froncak. Parker won re-election in the 31st David Barry spent almost three expenditures for the period from Assembly District and spent $450, the Mrs. Froncak had lived in Glaston times as much as his Republican Nov. 1-Dec. 22. same amount she received in con bury most of her life before coming challenger during this year's cam The following persons and tributions. to East Hartford in 1976. She was a paign. organizations contributed $100 or Beating Cold-Shooting Manchester Glastonbury’s Republican Town member of the South Glastonbury The money, however, paid off more to Barry’s campaign during Committee also spent $876.89 for Ms. "We’re not shooting well, taking Ayer’s assists. “I was very pleased was 4 lor-8 and missed the front end field. Congregational Church. because Barry easily won re-election that period: Fourth Senatorial By LEN AlIS FER had four fouls, so we didn’t want to Parker’s campaign. with him,” Penders noted, “He got of three one-and-one situations. "We John Haslett paced Manchester She is also survived by a son, in the Fourth Senatorial District, District Democrats, William Young, flerulil SpurlHwriler poor shots, standing around and not run anymore," explained Eagle Head Even with the town committee missed a million foul shots in the with 12 markers with Reiser and Ronald J. Lindsay of East flartford: which includes part of Manchester treasurer, 38 Berle Road, South moving the ball. We work on it in Coach Jim Penders, “We were con the two big assists and stuck one in at expenditure. Democrat Margaret One of these days tent to protect the lead and let them the end of a break. He hits the open clutch. They made the foul shots and Charles Cohen adding 8 tallies each. a daughter, Mrs. Sharon A. Johnson and all of Glastonbury and several Windsor, $250; Connecticut Lawyers practice but... We won’t beat Berg outspent Ms. Parker. Manchester High is going to go come at us. I was pleased we held our man and is very intelligent for a we didn’t,” Pearson commented. Cohen did a fine job on the boards of East Hartford; two brothers. other small towns. for Excellence in Government, Hart anybody if we don’t shoot better." Ms. Berg received $2,499.01 in con on a torrid shooting streak and poise down the stretch. sophomore. He could help us.” The Eagles opened in a man-to- with 8 rebounds. . Everett Noble of Glastonbury and Financial reports filed with the ford, $200; Connecticut Agents Manchester, 1-4, was 17-for-50 (34 tributions and spent $2,484.44. Thus, percent) from the field and a poor 8- “I didn’t like the first quarter when ft was 36-26 heading into the final man defense but (|uickly switched to East also took the jayvee contest, Kenneth Noble of Arizona: two secretary of state's office show Political Action Committee Hart rack up a bundle of points. she ended the campaign with a for-18 from the 15-foot charity stripe. period with the closest Manchester a zone “We’re a zone team and they 51-49, on Jim Wyse’s refu n d bucket. sisters, Mrs. Lawrence Hurst of B arry received and spent $6,713 ford, $150; Connecticut State The day, however, has not we were 5-for-13. We were taking a balance of $14.57. In th e ir lone trium ph the .Silk coming eight points. The Indians were beating us one-on-one. They had John Butler and Wyse topped the Glastonbury and Mrs. Beatrice during his re-election campaign. The Employees Association, $100, lot of bad shots," The following contributed $100 or arrived. Towners were 55 percent from the trailed. 42-34, and had possession. trouble with our zone." Penders young Eagles, 5-0, with 12 and 10 Scoma of California: and four Republican candidate in the district, The following persons and The quintets battled to a 10-10 draw more to Ms. Parker: Loctjte The cold-shooting Indians couldn’t floor but have not come close in other But John Reiser was tied up for a remarked, ' Manchester crashed the points respectively while Bill Ander grandchildren. Fenton "Pat" Futtner, received and organizations contributed $100 or after the first turn with the lead Political Action 'Committee, connect from either the floor or foul exchanging hands three times to go boards very well on us. It got 2-3 son netted 15 markers for the young The funeral is Saturday at 1 p.m. at spent $2,420. more to Futtner’s campaign during engagements. jump ball by Venora. The latter Newington, $150; O ptom etric P line in crucial situations and wound with five deadlocks. Manchester had shots and it seems most of its hoops Indians, 2-3. the Farley-Sullivan Funeral Home, Barry defeated Futtner by almost that period: Glastonbury Republican "We didn’t take advantage of our batted it to Murphy who fired to a Political Action Committee, Plain- up on the short end of a 51-42 score to were off of missed shots. That con 50 Naubuc Ave., Glastonbury. Burial a 2-1 margin. He won Glastonbury by opportunities when we had them. We a 14-12 lead early in the second stanza streaking Ayer for an easy layup with Town Committee, $250; East Wind ville, $100. crosstown East Catholic in a Ea»l Culholic (51) Venora 5 0-0 10, will be in Green Cemetery. Glaston 6,401-3,830. just couldn't break the ice,” Pearson but Venora hooped a 4-footer from 3:05 remaining to all but put it out of cerns me. ” sor Republican Town Committee, The following contributed $100 or Kiro 4 0-1 8:%Kine 2 3-5 7. Paeani 2 2-4 6, bury. deliberately played non-conference stated in wonderment. the baseline off a nice feed and reach, Murphy and Venora paced East Murphy 4 10-10 18. Gay 00-00, Atwater 00 Futtner did not run an aggressive $100, more to Ms. Berg: Deborah H. McIn basketball clash last night at the East had thoughts of running more Murphy canned two free throws to "We didn’t capitalize on our oppor- with 18 and 10 points respectively 1 0, Clifford 0 0-0 0, Ayer 1 0-0 2, Butler 0 Friends may call at the funeral campaign. He is a full-time worker , Manchester’s Republican Town tosh, 54 Pippin Drive, Glastonbury, Eagles’ Nest. against its crosstown foes, which it give East the lead for good at 16-14 at tiinites," Pearson repeated, probably with the latter grabbing onto 14 0-0 0, Wyse 0 0-0 0. Totals 18 15-21 51. home Friday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 at the Republican State Committee also spent $175 on behalf $110; Greater Hartford Labor Coun Were the Indians trying to slow the has never lost to in eight starts, but recalling this segment. rebounds. 11 off the defensive glass. Munrlii'!>i('r ( 42) Haslett 5 2-3 (2, p.m. Headquarters, and some viewed his of Futtner. This expense is in addi the 6:08 mark. cil Organization Political Com tempo? “ Not really," voiced 'Tribe foul trouble quickly terminated those East protected its edge in the final Joe King had a season-high 7 Koepsel 2 0-0 4, Adamy 1 3-6 5, Reiser 3 2- The Abbey-Robacker Funeral run for office as one made only tion to the $2,420 in contributions he The Eagles, 3-2, had a 26-20 advan mittee, $100; Connecticut Education Coach Doug Pearson, “It’s just we markers and added 10 caroms. East 4 8, Cohen 4 0-2 8. Lovell 0 0-0 0, Anderson Home of Glastonbury is in charge of because no other viable candidate spent. ideas. tage at the intermission with two big period converting lO-of-13 from the Association Political Action Com are a very poor offensive team right hoops produopd tiv sophomore Kyle foul line. In contrast, Manchester was 18-fnr-33 (54,5 percent) from the 0 1-2 I. Kennison I O-I 2, Gallagher 104) 2. arrangements. stepped forward. While the winner outspent the loser "(Mark) Murphy had a bad ankle Silver 0 0-0 0. Totals 17 8-18 42. m ittee; $100. Glastonbury’s (first quarter), and (Bob) Venora M rs. .Nellie I), Vi'liilnev The final financial report filed by in the senate race, the opposite was Democratic Town Committee also EAST HARTFORD - Mrs. Nellie the candidates was due Dec. 22. It true in Glastonbury’s assembly dis spent $180.82 on behalf of the can Daniels Whitney. 93, formerly of lists the final expenditure and con trict. didate. East Hartford, died Wednesday at a tribution figures as well as detailed Republican State Rep. Antonina Wethersfield convalescent home. She Thoughts Cheney Bombed was the widow of Leon Whitney. Mrs. Whitney was born in Hartford Glastonbury Bulletin Board ApLENty and had lived in East Hartford most In Tournament of her life. She was a member of Winter Cuinp Sunrise Special Meeting Williams Park and Salmon Brook South Congregational Church and GLASTONBURY - The second 10- GLASTONBURY - There will be a Park. Call 633-5550 for skating con t Friendship Circle of the King's By CARY GRABOWSKI 8 week program at the West Hill special meeting today of the ditions. Daughters. School gymnasium in Rocky Hill Redevelopment Commission at 5 Square Dancing By Len Auster CorreBpondent She is survived by a cousin, Julia begins Jan 6 and continues every p.m. in the Town Council office. When a high school team shoots better than 50 percent from Wadsworth of White Plains, N.Y. GLASTONBURY - The regular Saturday from 9 a.m, to noon through squaredance lessons for the senior the field and has a decisive height advantage, the opposition is in The funeral is Friday at 1 p.m. at March 17. Water Safety Time to Select turmoil should have its negative South Congregational Church. Burial GLASTONBURY - Anyone in citizens will be held Jan. 4 at St. serious trouble. Last night Cheney Tech was the opposition in The programs is for handicapped Super Bowl, Super Bowl, who’ll affect. Besides, the Oilers are will be in Hockanum Cemetery. terested in attaining Water Safety Paul’s Church from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. serious trouble. youths, ages 3 to 21, and is designed win the Super Bowl, playing very well as of the moment. Newkirk & Whitney Funeral Instructor or Red Cross Lifesaving with a hot lunch to follow. Playing in the Avon Christmas to provide structured recreation ac Well, if you asked me ... Dan Pastorini might have 1) a Cheney shot just 25.7 percent from r There will be cards, perkino and Home, 318 Burnside Ave., is in certification should register at the twisted knee, 2) cracked rib, 3) sore Tournament, the Cheney Beavers from the field (14 for 54). tivities with emphasis on skill relaxation from noon to 3 p.m. Reser The combatants come Jan. 21 charge of arrangements. Parks and Recreation Office, Classes hamstring, and 4( ailing elbow, but were caged by tourney-host Avon Gustamachio led the Beavers with development and social interaction. vations for the hot lunch must be should be Dallas and Pittsburgh, with There are no calling hours. for both courses begin Jan. 10 from you couldn’t detect any of them (20- High, 80-39. The loss drops the Transportation will be provided. the former finding the path the 20 markers. Teammates Mike Ken- Memorial gifts may be made to the 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. at Glastonbury High made by calling the Recreation Of Beavers to 2-3 while the Avon easiest of the pair. for-29, 306 yards) by his performance non and Scott Cable each chipped in King's Daughters Home, 614 New Indoor Jogging School pool. fice, 633-5231, ext. 302 or 219, no later Falcons improved their record to 5-1. The field in the NFC playoffs is of against Miami. He is producing as with five points. Britain Ave., Hartford, or to South GLASTONBURY — Beginning next Adults interested in indoor tennis than noon Wednesday. Cheney plays East Granby High poor quality with only the Cowboys, many thought he would when he Besides Friedberg's performance, Congregational Church, Forbes Tuesday, the indoor track at the High lessons should register for the four tonight at 6:30 in the consolation defenciing Super Bowl champs, and emerged from the college ranks, and John Gorman had 11 tallies for the Street,' East Hartford. School will be available for early lessons at the Glastonbury Racquet game. Farmington High in the first Los Angeles Rams held in high es is getting plenty of help from Earl Falcons and 6-5 center Ken Bilodeau Mrs. Eleanor L. Clifford morning joggers during the following Club. The course will take place in Saving Vitamins Campbell, game last night sunk East Granby, contributed nine points. times: January on Wednesdays from 1 to teem. Atlanta, which has pulled off 69-61, and takes on Avon for the MANCHESTER — Mrs. Eleanor The Patriots’ defense is overrated Tuesdays and Thursdays from 6:45 2:15 p m. for beginners and 2:15 to WASHINGTON (UPI) - Cabbage its share of miracles, is not a cham championship at 8:15, Avon (80) Friedberg 10 5-5 25, Gor Lothin Clifford, 61, of 50 Downey pionship caliber club — yet. And to begin with and has been severely to 7:30 and Wednesdays from 6:30 to 3:30 p.m. for advanced beginners. is a more stable source of vitamin C Shooting 52.3 percent from the field man 5 1-2 11, Bilodeau 4 1-2 9, Montano 2 Drive, former librarian at Penney Minnesota is on the down side of its crippled by the loss of first Julius 3-3 7, Roy 3 0-0 6, Hauser 2 0-0 4, Rice 3 2-2 7:30. than most leafy vegetables if it is and outrebounding Cheney 34-22, High School of East Hartford, died Indoor Skating glory years. Adams and recently Steve Nelson, 8, Stevens 2 0-0 4, Stone 0 0-0 0, Hartsell 3 The swimming pool is open from stored’ in a refrigerator vegetable Avon jumped to a 14-point lead after Wednesday at an East Hartford con GLATONBURY - The indoor ice And then you come to scrambler 0-0 6. Totals 34 12-14 80. 6:45 to 7:30 a.m. on weekdays. crisper where humidity is high. U.S. The AFC playoffs could prove to be one quarter, 24-10. Cheney’s Dave valescent home. Steve Grogan. When he's forced to Cln ney Tceli (.’{•>) Gustamachio 8 4-5 skating program from 1 to 3 p.m. Department of Agriculture home most entertaining with Pittsburgh Gustamachio had eight of the Mrs. Clifford was born Sept. 9.1917 next Wednesday at the Glastonbury squaring off with the Denver Bron pass, you never know in which arms 2. Lackard 2 0-0 4, Harrison 0 1-3 I, economists say 90 percent of cab his tosses will land. Beavers’ 10 first stanza points. Colien 0 0-2 0, Kennan 2 1-2 5, Eaton 0 4-4 in Galeton, Pa., and had lived in Arena will be for youngsters from Glory of Winter bage’s vitamin C will be retained if cos, with which it hasn’t had success With two minutes gone in the first 4. Cable 2 1-15, Belanger 00-0 0. Totals 14 Wethersfield for many years before Eastbury and Academy schools. All And then you come to the the amount of water used to cook the against in recent times, while chapter. Falcon Don Friedberg hit a 11-17 39. coming to Manchester. She was A brilliant sunset peers through the December clouds, Lottery schools are scheduled on a rotating Houston visits Foxboro, Mass., for a emotional aspect. How ready will vegetable equals about one-third the jumper, the first of his game-high 25 employed as librarian at Penney basis. second time against tbe Chuck Fair New England be knowing its leader, Patera Honored revealing the glory of winter. This shot was taken from Hebron amount of cabbage by volume. If the tallies, for a 6-2 lead. At that stage, High ^hool before her illness. HARTFORD -The winning When conditions permit, super banks coached (?) New England Fairbanks, is practically signed, Avenue, Glastonbury. (Herald photo by Strempfer) ratio of water to cabbage is four to Cheney committed four consecutive ST. LOUIS (UPI) —• National Foot She is survived by a son, Joseph E. number drawn Wednesday in the vised ice skating is available at Pond Patriots. sealed and ready to fly off to one, vitamin C retention drops to less Colorado? turnovers which resulted in six Avon ball League coaches polled by the CTifford of Manchester: two sisters, Connecticut daily lottery was 555. Pasture, Eastbury Pond J. B. Denver has five wins and a tie in its than 50 percent. markers and the Falcons were off Sporting News have chosen Jack Mrs. Helen Birdsall of Ormand last seven engagements wich the You want scores? How about 14, 21 1- CRRA Is Last Resort ... Seriously, the weekend results and flying. Patera of the Seattle Seahawks the Beach, Fla., and Mrs. Ruby Howard Steelers. The clubs collided in the Avon’s lead balloned to 43-19 at the 1978 Coach of the Year, the Sporting of Pittsfield, Mass.; and a grand regular-season finale with Pittsburgh should read Los Angeles 24, Minnesota 13; Dallas 30, Atlanta 7; half and only got larger as the game News said Wednesday. daughter, Elizabeth Clifford of In New Waste Plans prevailing, 21-17, with the Broncos wore on. The Seahawks under Patera’s Manchester. stopped on the two-foot line, ft must Pittsburgh 28, Denver 20; and Avon Coach Jim Taft substituted direction have shown steady im The funeral is Friday at 2 p.m. at be recalled that Steeler QB Terry Houston 27, New England 23. GLASTONBURY — The town can In other matters. Town Manager THE freely as the lopsided score enabled provement, going from 2-12 in their St. John’s Episcopal Church of East Bradshaw played only the first half That will be followed in one week take advantage of any existing or Donald Peach reported to the council him to constantly shuffle players in first year in 1976 to 5-9 in 1977 and 9-7 when a 21-0 lead was erected. with Dallas putting Los Angeles Hartford. Burial will be private at new landfill, as part of the 20-year that Connecticut Light and Power and o u t this year. the convenience of the fmaily. The Broncos have a sound defense, where it belongs — on the sidelines— waste management plan submitted had agreed to refund the town $2.04i Taft had few complaints after the but Pittsburgh’s equal and the and Pittsburgh overcoming AFC The Jam es T. P ratt Funeral Home, to the Department of Environmental for lights which have not been game. Orr Named 71 Farmington Ave., Hartford, is in Steelers possess a better offense. Central foe Houston in another Protection IDEP) by the town. repaired. ' "I think we were just much bigger CHICAGO (UPI) — Bobby Orr has charge of arrangements. Look for the Steelers to escape with a knock-down, drag-out fight. For The Town Council Tuesday night Pryzby said he prepared a list of than them,” Taft pointed out, “We been named assistant general Hands Up There are no calling hours. hard-hitting decision. tunately for the Steelers, they’ll have approved a resolution adopting the the lights which had not been a two-week hiatus to lick their beat them bad on the boards. We shot manager of the Chicago Black East Catholic’s Dave Gay (34) and Manchester High’s Bill The family suggests that any Don’t look for the Patriots to last plan. Public Works Director Robert repaired for several months andi wounds. well, too. We got the open shots and Hawks, the Hawks announced memorial gifts may be made to the long in the playoffs. No matter how Anderson (43) reach high for rebound in action last night at Pryzby said in the agreement presented it to the company for the And then the Iron Curtain gang will put them in. We’re a good shooting Wednesday, Eleanor Clifford Library Fund, in much protesting — methinks thou Eagles’ Nest. Indian teammate John Haslett (44) in background between the town and DEP, the town rebate. The company had been reclaim their Super Bowl title. team .” Orr, 30, who retired as an active care of Edward Girard, Penney High doth protest too much — the players can use any existing or new landfill charging the town for the use while While shooting 52.3 percent (34 of player Nov. 8 because of chronic also gets hand in play. (Herald Photo by Strempfer) School, East Hartford. do about the Fairbanks' affair, the ...What’s your prognostication? available for waste disposal. If the the street lights were not in opera 65) from the field, the Falcons also knee problems, will assume "many Joseph Remi-srii Jr. town is unable to get landfill, it tion. made good on 12 of 14 tries from the new and important responsibilities ANDOVER — Joseph Remesch Jr., reserves the right to enter the Pryzby said CLP was cooperative charity line. Cheney converted 11 of with the club,” said Bob Pulford. 57, of Hebron Road died Wednesday regional Connecticut Resources about the refund and agreed to 17 free throws. at Rockville General Hospital. He Recovery Agency as a last resort. replace the lights sooner. Beaver Coach Phil Crockett said Brandeis Coach Indians^ Apter on Mend that Avon's hot hand from the field was he husband of Mrs. Anne Marie WALTHAM, Mass. (UPI) — Bob Gamache Remesch. was the big factor. Kelley, a 1975 Brandeis University Off the court, Manchester High’s day. He was opci uttd on that evening Mr. Remesch was born in Vienna, "They shot too well for us," Park Department Needs graduate, was named Wednesday to basketball team received good news. at Hartford Hospital and is expected Austria, and had owned and operated Crockett said from the visiting serve as interim head basketball Ron Apter, 6-fool-4 senior co to undergo a long recovery period. the R&R Machine Co. of Andover for teams’ lockeroom. "That was the big coach at his alma mater. captain who was injured in a snow thing. Their shooting didn’t allow us "I think he’ll play again but I doubt the past 20 years. He also had been Manager of Ski Slope TIRE S T O C Kelley, an assistant coach the past blower accident Monday, should he will return this year,” Pearson employed for the past seven years at to do much. They are a good team.” three season, fills a vacancy left regain full use of his hand reports states. the Acromold Manufacturing Co. of GLASTONBURY - The Parks ana in session. Crockett said his team was patient when coach Bob Brannum was Tribe Coach Doug Pearson. Apter was averaging 9.2 points per Ellington. He was a Navy veteran of Recreation Department is looking "It takes a pretty responsible, on offense and was able to handle the hospitalized after suffering a broken Apter, who attended last night’s game and was coming off his best ef for a ski slope manager at the J.B. numerous defensive alignm ents Avon World War II and a member of the mature person to do this," she said. pelvis when a horse he was riding game with his left hand heavily ban fort last Friday against Conard High Rockville American Legion Post. He Williams Park ski tow, according to threw at them. He said though, that "The person would be responsible for threw him and then rolled over on daged and his arm in a sling, got his when he pour^ in 16 markers. was a communicant of St. Columba Recreation Supervisor Deborah the safe operation of th ^k i tow and his team did not shoot well. him. hand caiinhi in a snow blower .Mon Plimpton. "1 Church of Columbia. make sure the children get on it THURS., FRI. AND SATURDAl He is also survived by three The position would be full-time, without any problems. " daughters. Miss Jo-Anne Remesch of weather permitting, and the slope Ms. Plimpton said she would Andover, Miss Suzette Frances would be open from 3 to 5 p.m. on prefer an applicant with previous weekdays. Penney Starts Slow^ Finishes with Flurry Remesch of South Windsor and Miss experience in operating a ski tow, but lUST THREE DAYS I Ms. Plimpton said the slope would Gai Priscilla Remesch of West Hart .said it was not neces.sary. points in the final stanza. be in operation all day on weekends By KEVIN CASEY lane wiiii two seconds to go. ford; two sons, Joseph Remesch HI An^^one interested should call Ms. famous-label name-brand the first two buckets. Picard’s se Picard paced the Knights with 16 and begin in the morning or at noon cond hoop came with 2:39 remaining The Knights pulled Glastonbury, 1- 2 and Michael Kurt Remesch, both of Plimpton at 633-5231, extension 298. Cnrri’sponilcnl points and 11 rebounds while Garen during weekdays when school is not as both sides were plagued by cold 4, out of its zone in the third stanza Andover: and several nieces and sportswear for guys & gals Sixteen second-quarter chipped in 11 markers. Schultz led all shooting. Both teams went five and completely dominated play, out- nephews. rebounders with 12 caroms. Lionel points broke open a tight con minutes without a basket after scoring the Tomahawks, 14-1, for a The funeral is Saturday at 9 a.m. Foster topped Glastonbury with 6 test and Penney High went on P icard’s opening hoop at 7:40, 37-11 advantage heading into the final from the Bacon Funeral Home, 71 points. Prospect St., Willimantic, with a to record a 54-23 win over Penney snapped out of its cold quarter. Meet Will Close Pool SHOP ft IViiney (51) Lima 3 0-06, James 11-3 mass at St, Columba's Church a 10. visiting Glastonbury High in shooting habits in the second quarter Mike Slowcll hit one of two free GLASTONBURY — The swimming Getting Down into Play 3, Picard 7 2-5 16. Schultz 2 3-4 7, Huppe 3 Burial will be in St. Joseph from 3 to 5:30 p.m. Call 633-5550 if in Compare! to lake a 23-10 halftime margin. The throws for Glastonbury’s lone point pool at the high school will be closed non-conference basketball ac 0-0 6, Cace 1 0 02. Breen 11-2 3, Cruz 0 0-0 Cemetery. Willimantic. doubt. The basketball seems to be escaping from (left to right) East Knights tallied 8 straight points down while frentemirt performers Ed to the public Jan. 7 after I p.m, , Hotting tion last night in East Hart 0, Garen 4 3-3 11, ToUls 22 10-17 54. Friends may call at the funeral On Saturday and Sunday, Adult Catholic’s Kathy Skehan and Laurie Barry and Manchester the stretch, two from the foul line lluppc. Karl SelniUz :iml Picard eom- Glaniiiiiliiirt (2:1) Patenaude 0 0-0 0, because of a Recreation Swim Meet, ford. home Friday from 7 to 9. Swim will be from noon to 1 p.m. and Held Back from Chuck Garcn, Len James and hined lor T2 unanswered points. Slowell 0 1-2 1, Peyrol 3 0-0 6, Pitcher 0 0- The pool will also be closed Jan. 1. High’s Liz Neubelt in game yesterday afternoon at Clarke 2:30 to 3:15 p.m. with the Recreation The Black Knights, 5-1 overall, Garen hit jumpers and Picard Substilnles Frank Breen, Peter 0 0, Holland. 0 12 1, Hjnlcv2 0-14, Foster The pool will have regular hours During Arena. Eaglettes won, 75-30. (Herald Photo by Strempfer) In Mrnioriiiiii Swim from 1 to 2 p.m. and 3:15 to 5 took the first quarter lead, 7-5, and canned a turn-around jumper in the Caee and (l.-iren rombined for 10 3 0-0 6, Grogan 0 0-0 0, U'Amora 2 1-2 5, In luvinn nicnii.rv cil my son. Hussnll T. rorroran, today and tomorrow with an ad p.m. This Sale! never looked back as Mike Picard hit Totals to 3-7 23. wiMi pjsM'il jwiiv Dcrrmbcr 28lh. 1972 ditional afternoon recreation swim So sadly missed by Molher and Family -irfiwimiiisiviiifBuiin, In Mrmoriuin Shirts In lovinK memory of Raymond Camposeo Sr., who Glastonbury Public Records] passed away December 2«th, 1971 Blouses aaMW iitt««mi«i4wiiwwiiMiiii’iii.i|ii,i 11,11 iiiin i iiiniii iiifafiHTiwiiiiiiiiiii t 4>inii
MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn.. Diurs,, Dec. 28, 1978 — PAGE THlIt'IT.KN Patriots Gearing Up Scoreboard Ski WHA Michel Rebounding Nicely Notes New England 17 9 6 40 By For Shot to Advance Quebec 17 12 4 38 Bill Saclierek Cincinnati 15 16 FOXBORO, Mass. (UPI) - once the NFL season concludes. Ahd departure of their coach. 4 34 he said he thought the team was in Winnipeg 14 13 4 32 After Field Goal Misfired School is out and what a ball skiers The New England Patriots feel ‘T m sure it upset them when it Edmonton 16 15 0 32 are having. the “Fairbanks Factor” is no the right frame of mind for their first came out in Miami. But it has been home playoff game in New England’s Birmingham 13 16 3 29 to Michel last Sunday. He said The snowstorm last Sunday was two weeks since then. No m atter if Hy MII.TON HICIIIMAN they face the Cowboys in Dallas the game. I believe in Jesus longer a burning issue and are 18-year history. \\ ('(liicsilaj' RuNtlllH he didn’t have any objection at worth well over a million dollars to Santa Claus is coaching them, the Saturday and the Eagles are all also.” gearing up for the chance to "This team is loose and they’re In Edmonton 5, Winnipeg 3 NEW YORK (UPI) - all. ski areas in New England. Natural money’s on the line and they’ll be finished for the season. Mjehel, who didn’t join the snow was a bit sparce until last advance to the AFC cham tent in their preparation. I don’t feel New England 10, Czchoslovakia 4 For those of you out there ” I said to him, ‘Look, I don’t ready to play. I’m sure Chuck will Acting purely on instinct, Eagles until mid-October, said week. With over 14 inches at the this thing will have any effect on who are a little worried know if you can understand pionship game for the first leave no stone unturned,” Phillips Michel clutched both his ankles without a single exception, all Mohawk area in Connecticut, Walt them at all. I know I can’t work any what I’m about to say, but it time in history. said. NHL about him, this is to with his hands as if he somehow of his teammates were ab Schoennechet is aglow. The snow harder preparing a team than I have doesn’t really m atter if you The Fairbanks Factor erupted Fairbanks said he was concerned assure you Mike Michel is could invest some divine direc solutely “magnificent” in their gets deeper as you go north. now. I don’t see any problems,” Fair Campbell Conference made the kick or missed it. Dec. 18 when coach Chuck Fairbanks over the steadily improving play of coming out of it nicely tion into them after the fact. understanding of his failure. ■ Up at Jay Peak, Al Cahill tells me banks said. What matters far more is if you was suspended by owner Billy the Oilers while his own club has split' I’ulrirk l)i\*l\ ISIOIl Then he simply kneeled and ” I really found out the true there is about 2V2 feet of powder. ’T m deeply interested in what this although it goes without have peace in your heart, which Sullivan after accepting a job to its last six games. W L T Pts, kept staring at the ground. meaning of the word “team- This beautiful ski area, with an inter game means to me, the team, the saying he won’t be kicking: comes through Jesus Christ’.” coach at the University of Colorado. "We’re catching Houston at a time NY Islanders 22 4 7 51 While he was doing that, com mates,” he said. national flavor is going to have a lot New England Patriots, the fans, Michel nodded without saying But Fairbanks was reinstated two when they’re playing exceptionally Philadelphia 18 12. 6 42 any more footballs this pletely oblivious to all the pan- As for Greg Brezina, he also more this winter. The mountain has everybody. We’re doing the best we anything. All he did was keep days later after agreeing to coach well. They held Miami to seven NY Rangers 19 11 4 42 year. demonium around him, believes in miracles. He feels been acquired by the owners of possibly can,” he said. staring at the ground. New England through the playoffs. points and that’s an accomplishment. Atlanta 19 14 3 41 You remember what linebacker Greg Brezina. the Falcons will upset the Cow Mount St, Sauveur, one of Canada’s Defensive captain Steve Nelson, ”I tried to explain to him Both Fairbanks and his players We haven’t been playing as well SiiiMlir Ifnisioti happened the last time he did walked over to his side. Brezina boys in Dallas Saturday, oldest and most highly regarded ski expected to start at his inside what I was trying to say but I agreed Wednesday the Colorado con recently as we were earlier in the W L T Pts. days ago. Poor fellow flubbed wanted to console the complete ’’That will be miracle No. 6,” areas. A new triple chair is linebacking post after missing two wasn’t sure whether he heard fusion has been put on the back year. But we’re in better physical Chicago 12 15 7 31 it. ly devastated Eagles’ punter, he said. |Scheduled in the near future. games, said he felt the playoff tilt- me or not,” said Brezina. burner. The prospect of stopping the condition than we have been the past Vancouver 13 20 2 28 What made it worse was that who had never tried a field goal No matter what, though, Over the years, Hans Thorner, not the Fairbanks tiff — was on Michel heard every word Houston Oilers in Sunday’s AFC five weeks,” Fairbanks said. St. Louis 7 26 5 19 millions all over the country for them before and had done it Brezina says the most impor president of Magic Mountain, has everyone’s mind. Brezina said and told me so seminfinal game is the top of their Fairbanks also said he thought the Colorado 6 24 6 18 were watching him on TV and now because Nick Mike-Mayer, tant thing that has happened to pretty well established the “I think the whole thing is behind over the phone from mental agenda. key to the Oiler offense was quarter 49,447 others were focused on the team’s regular place- him since he started his pro philosophy of gearing his Southern us and I don’t think it’s going to Philadelphia. back Dan Pastorini. But he made it him alone at Atlanta Stadium. kicker, was on the injured football career was his Vermont mountain to the pleasure "I know I'm not thinking about it affect how we play Sunday. We have Wales Conference ’’What bothers me,” Michel and I don't think anyor. else is; clear that was no slight to super With all those people staring reserved list. becoming a Christian seven and convenience of lift ticket a lot of togetherness on this team. ■Norris Dhisioii said, “ is that I feel I left we’re thinking about the jam e," said rookie running back Earl Campbell. at him and only 13 seconds left Seeking to comfort Michel, years ago. holders, rather than racing events. We’ve been to the playoffs before and "Campbell is a great back. But the W L T Pts. in the game, Mike Michel tried without really letting him know quarterback Steve Grogan, whose Montreal Brezina bent over him and tried Magic, as in the past, will limit the 2 we have a very positive attitude,” 25 6 4 54 how I felt about what he did for “Doing that made me believe strained knee is expected to be fully key for them is Pastorini. The key to kick a 33-yard field goal for to convey the way he felt inside, number of lift tickets sold on Nelson said. Pittsburgh 13 15 7 33 me. I never met Greg before. in biblical principles,” he mended by kickoff. “1 don’t think it’s guy for any offense in pro football is the Philadelphia Eagles against attempting to explain he knew weekends and holidays. The moun Oilers’ mentor Bum Phillips, a Los Angeles 13 15 5 31 When I see him again, though. explained. "I used to go out and a factor or any reason to concern the quarterback. But it’s hard to the Atlanta Falcons and missed exactly how Michel felt and to tain will maintain its enviable close friend of Fairbanks and a one Detroit 8 18 11 27 I’d like to thank him for his get drunk a couple of times a ourselves with. It’s over." reduce it down that fine. Every by inches. soften his extreme distress reputation for short lift lines. It’s too time colleague at the University of Washington 8 22 6 22 words ... they probably were week. Now I don’t drink Fairbanks avoided what most feel player has to perform,” Fairbanks Had the kick been good, the somewhat. bad a few more mountains don’t take Houston, said he didn’t expect the Aflains l>i\isioii the most comforting thing that anymore, I don’t usij profanity One of 10 New England Scores will be a move to coach Colorado said. Eagles would’ve won the ball I caught up with Greg a page from Han’s operational Pate to ho rattled by the probable W L T Pts. anyone could say to me. To anymore and I have no more game, 16-14, and gone on to Brezina just before he went out manual. Boston 23 5 7 53 racial prejudice. I think I’m a John McKenzie of the New England teammate Dave Keon raises arms in ap- meet the Rams in Los Angeles to practice Tuesday and asked have done what he did ... was a Over a foot of snow is on the ground Toronto 17 16 5 39 much better man this way.” Sunday. As it turned out, the him whether he had any objec real example of a true brother, at Hogback, Stratton, Bromley, Whalers, top right, has just scored goal proval while Czech goalie falls into net (UPI Buffalo 15 12 8 38 Mike Michel wouldn’t argue 8 Falcons were 14-13 winners. So, tion to telling me what he said someone who took the trouble Maple Valley, Mt. Snow and against Czecholovakia last night at Photo) Minnesota 14 17 3 31 that at all. to go far beyond Ihe meaning of Hystack. Killington, Pico, Bolton Springfield, one of 10 in 10-4 romp. Whaler Goalie Sparks North Stars M <■lllll■.s
MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn.. Thurs.', Dec. 28. 1978- PAGH FlF-i t.-t-v Gardening Pops Artist Gasps Greet Gardens Goes Home Rape Verdict Shocks Women’s Group BOSTON (UPI) - For Boston Pops SALEM, Ore. (UPI) - The Maestro Arthur Fiedler leaving the married and living together. much in the past." electric wires had started in October. The trees would be restaurant cook acquitted of raping She said she did not regret having northeast Salem apartment. The liv Frunk Alwouil hospital was a different kind of en “1 think they looked at the pressed the charges. But District Attorney Gary Gort- lighted nightly through January 1. core. his wife smiled about the verdict in evidence,” a smiling Rideout said of couple’s child, 2'/2-year-old Jenny, We were told we would see a splendid Christmas show The mid-December weather when we arrived was mild the landmark trial. But his wife in "Knowing what I do now, I would maker said he still believes women was in the apartment at the time, ac Fiedler, 84, smiling and waving, the jurors, who handed down the in do it over again. I saw it as a selfish at Longwood Gardens at Kennet Square. Pa., on a bus and a huge moon, one day past the “full," rose over the sisted his testimony was a lie and can bring rape charges against thqir cording to trial testimony. but thinner and looking tired, nocent verdict after deliberating only act for myself at first, but now I sft trip sponsored by the Connecticut Horticultural Society, Pennsylvania landscape. feminists called the acquittal "a husbands regardless of the marriage Rideout denied he forced his wife Wednesday was released from Tufts 2 hours and 46 minutes following a it as a beginning for other women.” contract. but we were unprepared (or the reality. A closer look at any one of the evergreen trees, some New England Medical Center two terrible setback for women, all six-day trial. to have sex with him but admitted he As our bus entered the grounds after dark and followed more than 30 feet tall, showed that the wires had been at women.” Norma Joyce of the Salem “No one should be compelled by slapped her once during the argu weeks after undergoing brain sur His wife, who has filed for divorce, Women's Crisis Center that helped force to do anything against their the winding road temporarily named Christmas Tree tached to the branches in horizontal circles only a few in ■Tm pretty happy." John J. disagreed. ment in their apartment Oct. 10. gery which has helped him to walk Mrs. Rideout before and during the will," he said, adding he did not think Lane there was a chorus of gasps. ches apart. They were held tightly in place by strings tied more steadily. Rideout said Wednesday night after "The jury was so full of close- Rideout said his wife also slapped vertically to the wires so that the entire tree was trial, said, "Most of us are just in the verdict would deter women from him once. “Oh, look!" said one voice. Others followed quickly: "I’m alright, I think. I’m going to the eight-woman, four-man jury un minded people. It was unbelievable,” shock,” enclosed in a network of lights. filing such charges, One juror, Jean Kay Lent, 44, the “Look there!" “Look at that red one. and that green try to get well as speedily as possible animously found him innocent of said Mrs. Rideout who was not in Deciduous trees were lighted with clear-glass bulbs "It is a terrible setback for “I think that if a person is strong wife of an Oregon Supreme Court one!" This is tremendous!" and go back to work again and con raping his wife, Greta, 23,-following court when the verdict was an tied to each of the branches so that the entire tree was women, all women," the crisis enough and if there are these facts justice, said the jury took four ballots More than 70 trees, evergreen and deciduous, were duct,” Fiedler told a brief news con an argument at their apartment on nounced. outlined with lights. Oct. 10. center counselor said. "1 was hoping they (women) will come forward." trimmed with 50,000 light bulbs. The job of stringing the ference. “I’m very glad to be here “He lied. I didn't,” she said of the before Rideout was found innocent. that it would not be this verdict. I Mrs. Rideout had accused her hus “We just weren't convinced (of his More Kucli \'«‘ar considering the circumstances, and Rideout, 21, was the first man in trial testimony, adding that she had I the country to be charged with raping feel that women arc going to be more band of beating and raping her the guilt) beyond a reasonable doubt," A security guard who was willing to answer questions I’m very happy to leave here too.” John Rideoul offered to take a lie detector test but and more afraid to find legal justice afternoon of Oct. 10 in the couple's his wife while the couple was her husband refused. Mrs. Lent said. said trees have been lighted at Christmas for three years “For him this is another encore since they have been stymied so but more trees have been decorated each year. Most of performance,” his wife Ellen said, the evergreens had lights of a single color, red, green, who was by his side. Fiedler willingly blue, yellow, colorless. One or two were decorated with posed for photographs, but lights of mixed colors. Body Count Reaches 17 sometimes asked bis wife to help Leaving the bus. we walked into connecting answer questions. greenhouses at this great horticultural center built with When asked when he would return Du Pont money. to work, Fiedler, dressed in red There was light enough to see the paths but not enough slippers, blue slacks, a gray flannel Beneath Chicago House (or us to read identifying labels. plaid shirt and a red, black and silver We walked through a miniature American desert, tie, said jokingly “tomorrow.” CHICAGO (UPI) - Eight more would be removed today. where cactus plants made excellent subjects for Mrs. Fiedler said he would Gacy, 36, a convicted sodomist who were found lying side by side. bodies have been found beneath the Stein said searchers have covered 2 photography, through a greenhouse filled with roses, The Rev. David Hennessy, newly-appointed full-time probably not be ready to conduct acted as a part-time clown for house of John Wayne Gacy, bringing only about one fourth of the area another of huge ferns and banana trees, another where Catholic chaplain to Ringling Bros, and Barnum & Bailey Cir again until the Boston Pops season to 17 the total of bodies discovered neighborhood children, is charged we walked under hanging baskets. begins next May, which is his golden beneath the home and there are in cus, IS shown with one of his circus “friends ’’ He will be under his home and garage. with the slaying of a suburban Des The high-ceilinged conservatory in the center was anniversary as Pops oonductor. Plaines youth. dications more bodies are hidden in traveling with The Greatest Show on Earth. Authorities said another body — shallow graves in the crawl space. brightly lighted and the walks were bordered with “This has been a very, very serious “There were six additional bodies found last month in the Des Plaines “I have never seen anything like masses of large poinsettias in red, pink and white. Each operation he’s had, and he has to get exhumed,” Cook County Medical River 50 miles from the house — it,” Dobbs said. “ And I hope 1 never plant, shoulderhigh, was trained to a single stem with one healthy again,” she said. “He is far, Examiner Dr. Robert J. Stein said might also be linked to Gacy, do again." huge bract at the tip. The poinsettias were bordered with far from what he used to be. But be late Wednesday. Circus Names Chaplain bringing the total to 18. Authorities Des Plaines Police Lt, Joseph white azaleas, red cyclamen and, in one spot, a bed of has made a marvelous recovery.” say Gacy may have been involved in “Most of them were skeletized. A iris. Kozenezak said the body of Frank W. 8 The Rev. David G. Hennessy has Fiedler was operated on Dec. 11 to the sex-slayings of as many as 32 couple of them had some material Across a reflecting pool, on a stage at the far end, a and personal counsel to all Catholics relieve pressure on his brain from “Wayne” Landingin, 18, was found in been appointed as full-time Catholic working in circuses. boys and young men. about them that kind of looked like flute ensemble of seven girls in long evening gowns the buildup of spinal cord fluid. The clothes. Three of them had what the Des Plaines River Nov. 12 — chaplain to The Greatest Show on Born in Kent, England, Father Six bodies were removed from the more than a month before Gacy’s played Christmas music. The musicians were from West pressure caused mobility problems looked like ropes around their Earth and other circuses, according Hennessy studied for the priesthood crawl space beneath Gacy’s arrest. He said there were in Chester, Pa. State College. and to correct it doctors inserted a necks.” to the producers of Ringling Bros, in France and was ordained in northwest suburban Norwood Park dications Landingin’s death could be The 44 people on the bus included a half dozen from this . tube the thickness of a pencil in a The bodies — some of them lying and Barnum & Bailey Circus. England as a priest of the Assump- Township home Wednesday, adding linked to Gacy. area who boarded at the Caldor parking lot. One the way portion of his brain and ran it face up with cloth, possibly un Father Hennessy, who has been tiiinist Fathers. He has been active in to eight previously rem ov^ from He said bikini underwear was to Pennsylvania we had stopped for three hours, in beneath his skin and into the ab derwear, stuffed in their mouths — serving as part-time Catholic ministry to seamen and began as port beneath the home and one beneath stuffed in Landingin’s mouth. cluding lunch, at the newly renovated conservatory of the chaplain to the circus outfit since domen to allow the fluid to drain. the garage. were found in the muddy crawl space New York Botanical Garden in the Bronx, chaplain in England. For the past Fiedler will miss his traditional beneath the Gacy home. Authorities said similar underwear March 1974, will now be traveling few years, he has served as associate Cook County Sheriff’s Police Chief was found in the mouths of a number Overcrowded Conditions Gift of Five Millions with the show and making available New Year’s Eve appearance before Edmund Dobbs said searchers found Dobbs said some of the bodies were port chaplain for the Apostleship of the Pops which is natonally televised of the bodies unearthed at the Gacy The New York conservatory was opened in 1900 as one pastoral care, religious instruction evidence of two more bodies that found on top of others, while others Spilling on the deck of the Panamanian- the Sea in the Port of New York. on the Public Broadcasting System. home. Vietnamese refugees who were refused entry of the world’s show places for plants. Trouble came with Gacy has been charged with the registered freighter Tung anchored five by the Philippine government. (UPI photo) the money shortage during the Great Depression, and murder of Robert Piest, 15, of Des miles from Manila Bay are some of the 2,7(X) more recently when New York City nearly went Mass Murder Suspect Plaines, who disappeared on the day bankrupt. Glass was falling out of the roof and the plant he was to have seen Gacy about a collections were geting old and tired. Rescue came when CBS Now in Second Place job. Enid A, Haupt, whose Annenberg family made a fortune Claims Reputation Loss The impact of the Gacy case has in publishing, gave the Botanicai Garden five million NEW YORK (UPI) - CBS finally Under normal circumstances, CBS The top 10 network television CHICAGO (UPI) — Suspected The $750,000 damage suit, filed in been compared to the sex-torture Private Pilots Complain dollars foT restoration. The work took six years. has overtaken NBC and commands might be assumed to have taken over shows for the week ending Dec. 24, mass murderer John Wayne Gacy U.S. District Court Dec. 19, charged crimes of Elmer Henley Jr., who, The man who planned the restoration, carried it out second place in the Nielsen ratings second place until the season peters according to the A.C. Nielsen Co., filed a damage suit in federal court Des Plaines police and Illinois with the help of accomplices, killed and direct the work of the Botanical Garden is Carlton for the television season to date. out in late spring. were: charging he suffered a “loss of Department of Law Enforement 27 teen-age boys in Houston. Lees, Windsor native and graduate of the University of It was only a matter of tim e— ABC But this is the year of the big mid 1: Laverne & Shirley; 2: Happy reputation in the community” agents caused Gacy “severe mental “The numbers and the type of per Connecticut, who boarded the bus to give his Connecticut dominates the field and NBC with its About FAA Safety Plans season overhaul. ABC will continue Days; 3; M-A-S-H; 4: One Day At a because of police investigations. anguish” and “ loss of reputation in son doing the killing are quite visitors a cordial welcome. pre-Silverman schedule obviously in No. 1, no m atter what sleight of Time; 5; Mork & Mindy 6: (tie) Gacy, a 36-year-old building con the community." similar,” said Cook County Sheriff’s WASHINGTON (UPI) — New rules Bond as the most sweeping change in at San Diego’s Lindbergh Field On the way home after a night at the Hotel Du Pont in was going nowhere, maintaining its hand Silverman accomplishes, but Charlie Brown’s Christmas and tractor, has since been charged with The suit charges his “loss of Sgt. Howard Anderson. “But in this by the Federal Aviation Administra air traffic control rules in U.S. within six months. The service Wilmington, we visited New Castle, Del. Near the mouth hold on second place with specials the first sign of Silverman success Night Before Christmas; 8; What’s one slaying and is suspected of reputation” primarily stemmed one we’ve got an individual that’s tion to reduce the threat of in-flight history — resulted from a study already is available at 105 aiiports. D of the Delaware River, it was an important seaport in and a big boost from the World would be dropping CBS back into Happening?; 9: Barney Miller; 10: sexually assaulting and killing as from his being detained Dec. 13 from done them, and done them all by collisions already have drawn fire ordered after a Pacific Southwest —Hiring 306 new air traffic con Colonial days. It lost its commercial value when Series. third place. Fantasy Island. many as 32 teen-age boys and young 1:30 p.m. to 9:45 p.m, in Des Plaines himself and is still around to tell from a group that represents 220,000 Airlines jet and a small plane trollers at a cost of $11 million a year steamships replaced sailing vessels and did not have to Cactus plants in a desert scene at men. police headquarters. about it.” private pilots. collided over San Diego in and spending $43 million on new wait for favoraJjlc"wlndand tide to move upstream. Longwood Gardens, Kennet Square, Pa., The sweeping proposals, prompted September, killing 144 people. It was equipment to provide more radar The old houses on th ^ a rro w streets are residences form a naturally well-composed grouping TV Tonight by the San Diego collision in the nation’s worst air tragedy. assistance. At this season every house is September that claimed 144 lives, in Bond said the San Diego disaster —A proposal to more than triple, seen by Connecticut visitors. (Atwood photo) Teens. EVENING Algerians Mourn Leader, clude more radar aid for pilots and jarred his agency out of a false sense from 21 to 65, the number of airport S TIcTac Dough ® News 2H)4 heavy restrictions on private pilots. of security that developed because no areas where all aircraft must fly un 6:00 8:00 10:30 CBMovte "The Burning Hills" The Aircraft Owners and Pilots airliners had been involved in E der positive ground control. ^ ^ 93 O News (X) The Waltons ( S News (1957) Tab Hunter. 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A involving airliners operating News 3 The Rifleman Algeria’s best natural gas customer against French domination in the 19h anew to carry on Boumedienne’s benefit of clergy — is being sued for John Curry and Jo Jo Starbuck are pair of hired assassins search for century. between the altitudes of 10,000 and $4.2 Million Paid Santa, in this case, is Penthouse 12:05 despite frequent criticism from the policies. the same support he’d have to pay the stars of “Ice Dancing," but leads to a million dollar robbery. 18,000 feet. publisher and longtime boyfriend 7:00 12 hrs.) CD CBS Late Movie "Rebecca" fiery Boumedienne during his 13-year Boumedienne was a strong critic of The funeral is expected to provide her as a divorced wife. He’d like to By offering added radar guidance backstage, at least, it was Katharine Bob Guccione. 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Boumedienne lapsed into a coma The Navy Department canceled a trol Systems Division and that “this S Dally Numbers 3 The Priceless Treasures Of 2:00 tion by Algeria’s 20 million people. below the altitude of 18,000 feet from Miss Killy .Spurned greeted her with “Hello — it’s about ay Nov. 17. contract with LaPointe for some 455 could not be further from the truth.” (^uote of tlie Hay Dresden 0 News W While world leaders mourned him, The new president is expected to be January 1976 through September James Arness, a fixture on U.S. time.” Two rival forces were said to be navigation devices. LaPointe is William J. Boettcher, vice presi A clerk in B. Dalton’s bookstore in 7:30 But Loot!’ a succession struggle opened in selected from the ranks of the 1978, including 61 involving airliners. television for two decades as When she left the theater, her ( £ PM Magazine Revolutionary Council. trying to obtain the rest of the dent of marketing and sales, said the Los Angeles: “ I just don’t know what SEE ARTHUR’S The new program — described by Marshal Matt Dillon in the series limousine was nowhere in sight, so GD Carol Burnett And Friends maximum $5.2 million settlement. contract with McClellan Air Force to tell this woman on the phone — she 3 ) Family Feud "Gunsmoke," has gotten married for New York’s finest took over. A [New Open Price thaatres The amount of $4.2 million includes wants me to recommend a book as a on Newlywed Game Base in California, for 43 units, was a second time - and not to Miss Kit friendly cop bowed her into his squad 3 Hollywood Squares Rook on all Three Charged $2.9 million paid to LaPointe before on schedule and within budget. He gift ‘for somebody who is :ardi niQumio nh lsi ty, the saloonkeeper who was car, offering to take her anywhere very 3 67) MacNell / Lehrer Report the contract was cancelled and $1.3 said the air force accepted the first she wanted to go. narrow-minded’.’’ S The Gong Show Prescriptions I f l t l P S8 Chico And The Man In Gas Thefts million since the settlement. unit as having passed ail en ...... m m ,a rm niBniB LaPointe manufactures com vironmental, vibration, heat and cold Umltad tickets to a ttAlMOSTMto HARTFORD (UPI) - Hartford of munication systems, airborne and extremes, and altitudes up to 30,000- ground components including printed 2 Theater Schedule ficials have confirmed three city feet tests and such. |pdlw»iiiai8MqMMitnc circuits, integrated and hybrid cir GALA NEW YEARS EVE PARTY fiietocic employees were arrested for stealing " d i b M As of the end of September four un UA Theater 1 - "King of "Pinocchio," 2:00-4:15-7 00- Spansorad By gasoline and seven others disciplined cuit, capacitors, and air-dielectric; its had been built and Boettcher said the Gypsies.•’ 2:00-4:30-7 30- 9:00 ^rlbornunlt for violating work regulations. and aluminum mill, drawn seamless delivery would be timely on the rest 9:45 The Hebron Lions Club Vernon Cine 1 - AT THE Public Works Director Jordan M. tube. of the units. UA Theater 2 - "Watership "Wilderness Family Part 2, ” HEMLOCKS OUTDOOR CENTER, Habron, Conn Rich and Ernest J. Pickhardt, the Down." 2:00-3:45-5:30-7 15- 1:00-3:00-7:00-9:00 RMarvatloni only accapltd by calling 228-3259 department’s chief of operations, 9:15 Vernon Cine 2 - "Animal attar 8 P.M. DISNCV3 Wednesday said the action was taken 8 UA Theater 3 — House, " 2:00-7:20-9:.30 Includn Ro»t Bm I BufM, Sit down DImm, Fnora In the spirit of the holiday season in ■T----- Sttupi BYOB Priiu last month following two nights of A Boat Qraat Tima for luat vites you to celebrate the old year and surveillance at the North Meadows’ oM Regular \^orkers Drop America's favorite family is back! S30.00 par couple welcome the New Year at one of maintenance yard. PG “Work just wasn’t getting done, CETA Promotion Gripe Connecticut’s oldest and finest inns — and we wanted to find out why, what where good food, grog and Old World ...... I was going on," Rich said. sieesssBeessais MtDKITE SHOWS FRIDliy 1 S8T. Ttwy Imtt service have been a tradition for over They said employees were using VERNON — Grievances filed by promoted from that program into CINE 1 a N E . 2 cMHtatlon.,. city vehicles for personal business, three public works employees con regular town jobs filling two custo n w r to rotui two centuries. "B e a tle s “ B lo o p e rs ” WILDSnUESS taking city gasoline to their private cerning the promotion of three Com dian positions and the position of a A ro u n d Hardware Wars cars, washing or repairing their own prehensive Training Act employees, truck driver. T h e W o rld ” 3 S to o g e s cars in the maintenance compound have been dropped. The three who filed the grievances Open New ^'eur'h Eve for Dinner mi: ITALIAN-AMERICAN CUISINE and “goofing off.” The grievances were originally had been working in the public works PARTi from .TlOO I>.M, on . . . CLOSED MONDAY Rich and Pickhardt said the denied by Ronald Hine, public works department refuse nickuo program Open New Yeur’s Day from noon to 7:00 I’.M. •OAMOAMraunant fnm «rni4crM«] arrests and punishments all 2 emomusroa riM ArntAcrNMOMr director, and an appeal was filed and transferring them to the other stemmed from incidents on the se with Mayor Frank McCoy. But the positions would have meant a cut in NOW ACCEPTING cond and third shifts at the yard. grievance was resolved through the pay. But additional vacancies within Snr.,.9 ROBERT E LOGAN • SUSAN OAM ANTE S H A W r * P ^ * C ’'” ^ ® At least two workers and one the department allowed their HfAIHEA RAnflAV- HAM LARSEN > m ilt m ieM ioiu, (NiLAPniSiSW PLllASI ii transfer of jobs. NEW YEAR’S EVE MARLBOROUGH TAVERN supervisor who was demoted are The three town emplnypcs transfers to positions they sought. NOW SHOWING challenging their punishments. questioned the promotion of the Union officials feel that CETA Limited Holiday Engagement JUNCTION UP ROUTES 2 A 66 The city Personnel Board employees shouldn't be given RESERVATIONS MARLBOROUGH. CONNECTICUT 06424 (?ETA employees over regular town reinstated one demote supervisor employees and that question, in preference over regular town calling the discipline too harsh. 649-9333 CALL FOR RESERVATIONS AND DIRECTIONS igeneral, hasn’t been resolved. employees. They feel the CETA Hartford police said the three men Settlers Evacuated However, the three employees who workers should be given seniority • 646-3161 • For Renervationn call A W t M t t t i E ■ KCHMlOfi • « » [ R 1 »M.M(UIT«)84m3ll charged with stealing gasoline were preference among themselves but VILLA LOUISA RO„ BOLTON, CT...... MIIIMIfil filed Uie grievance are satisfied with 2 9 5 - 9 ; S 5 8 Joseph Ellison of Hartford, James E. Army troops go about evicting some 200 puted area of Giveon, Israeli-occupied Jor- ,the way their particular problem has not to be included with regular town SHOWTIMES 1:00 3:00 7:00 9:00 PLEASE CAUTHEATBEI Brown of Bloomfield and Willie FOR SCREEN TIMES I radical Jewish settlers Wednesday who tried dan. (UPI photo) been resolved. workers. leeeaaeeei Grant of Hartford. to set up two illegal settlements in the dis- The three CETA workers were PAGE SIXTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Thurs.. Dec. 28. 1978
tea•###••••§••###•••###••• Manche s t e r EVRMrfun uppA r n »» INDEX ------^ H g S m M a n c h e x te r . Conn.. Thiirs.. Dec. 28. 1978- PAGE SEVFNTKFN □ NOTICES Help W»nl0d 13 Help Wanted 13 Help Wenled Engineer Eyes Funds NOTICIS 13 Hemet For $ele 23 Hemee For Sato 23 - Lott tnd Found TOOLMAKERS - Machinists. SECRETARY - Part time STORE CLERK- Responsible - Ptriontit Apply 81 Commerce Street, Hemee For Sele 2*. - Announctmtntt PtnontI* 2 mornings, Vernon Circle area. person needed to assume BUSINESS & SERVICE Glaslonbury. PTG Company. - Enttrltmmtnt Typing, and machine many duties in the operation ERR For Coventry Sewers - Auctions Telephone 633-7631. UEMBtR __^ WOMEN WANTED FOR transcription a must. Send of a 7-Eleven Food Store. BOWLING league - 9:15 resume to Box AA c/o FINANCIAL RN, LPN, 7 to 3 and 3 to 1 Ground level position that can COVENTRY — Fuss and O'Neill The lake area especially would benefit - Bonds-StocHs-Morigtgts Wednesday nights. Please call Manchester Herald. lead to assistant manager or REAL ESTATE D B S n a i - Personti Loans 646-2161 alter 5 p.m. shifts. Good pay, good We're all you ncetf to know engineering representative, Lon Hultgren, from the roadwork, according to authority manager by performance. in real .estate. MAITO - Insurance benefits and working con PART TIME- No nights. No ll-rHli e J S ^ S g w e told the Water Pollution Control Authority chairman Richard Breault, Many private Benefits include insurance NeighborfxxxJ offices everywhere. W 4 J EMPLOYMENT ditions. Apply in person, Ver weekends. Long holidays. July (formerly the Sewer Authority) that the credit union, and profit TOUCH TURNS TO roads there are in a deteriorated condition - Help Wanted non Manor, 180 Regan Road, and August off Many re tir^ sharing. Second and third - Business Opportunities □ EMPLOYMENT DIRECTORY town could finance a proposed W 5 million Vernon. and would have to be ripped up anyway to ' Situation Wanted gentlemen and housewives shift, full time. Apply in per DUI \ \ t I / X municipal sewer system entirely through lay the sewer connectors. enjoy driving school buses. son at: Route 30, Tolland. Cl. EDUCATION Help Wanted 13 CERAMIC TILE MECHANIC WHY NOT YOU? We will An E qual O p p o rtu n ity ^ S 0 LD “ state and federal grants and loans. Hultgren speculated that a 1.4-mill tax - Private Instructions - Experienced only. Top Serrlcei Ottered 31 Serylcet Ottered 31 Building ContrecUng 33 Building Contracting 33 Schoois-Ciasses train. Call Vernon, 875-2826, or Employer.______mum The authority is developing a facilities wages. Amply: Atlas Tile, 1862 457 Centtr Streot / / / \ \ N hike for the town would pay for the federal 20 - Instructions Wanted WANTED - Gas station atten Manchester, 643-2414. plan for sewering of the lake and village Berlin Tpke., Wethersfield, CAM TREE SERVICE - Free HOUSE CLEANING WES RpBBINS carpentry loan. Systems users would have to pay for dant, full or part time. SUPERINTENDENT- PART 646-0505 estimates, discount senior NEWTON SMITH- Danlal F. Raalt; jnc. Raaltort REAL ESTATE 563-0151, TIME. One bedroom apart problems? General Cleaning, remodeling specialist. Ad Remodeling, Repairs, and areas in response to a pollution abatement maintenance and other costs, estimated at - Homes tor Sale Mature, responsible person TRUCK MECHANIC with citizens. Company ment available. On site Carpets, Floors, Walls, Smoke ditions, rec rooms, dormers, Rec-Rooms. No job to small. 1175 Main' 8L 646-4525 Manchaataf, Ct order placed against Coventry by the about $20 p er m onth p er hom e by - LolS'Land lor Sale for third shift. References qualified experience in Manchester-owned and & Water Damage Restora “ Investment Property Call 871-1698. RN-LPN wanted for full or general truck repairs. Com superintendent, downtown built-ins, bathrooms, 649-3144, State Environmental Protection Agency engineer, - Business Property operated. Call 646-1327. tion. Professional-Insured, kitchens, 649-3446. part time on all shifts. Apply mands top wages, $280 a Manchester. Excellent for •••# ...... in 1971. Two previous proposals for a A final draft of the facilities plan is - Resort Property director of nursing. Salmon- Help Wanted DOMESTICARE, 643-1945. - Real Estate Wanted week. Must have own tools. semi retired Individual. 13 Help Wanted 13 REWEAVING burn holes. RooHng-SIdlng-Chlmney 34 regional sewer system with Mansfield expected to be ready by the end of brook Convalescent Home, off All company benefits. For Ap Requires several hours per CUSTOM Carpentry - homes. Help Wanted 13 Houtehold Goode 40 MtSC. SERVICES Zippers, umbrellas repaired. FREE- Junk cars removed were rejected by Coventry voters, and LEGAL House Street, Glastonbury. pointment call 688-2233. week, general maintenance MATURE ADULT for house SECURITY OFFICERS - One Additions, Repairs, Cabinets. BIDWELL HOME Inprove- January. Breault has asked for meetings - Services Ottered Please call 633-5244. Window shades, Venetian 649-7243. Call Gary Cushing 345-2009. Mansfield dropp^ out of the picture • Painting.Papering work. Call 528-9885 weekdays. cleaning. Must have own of Connecticut’s most blinds. Keys. TV FOR RENT. ment Co. Expert installation BUILDING AND GROUND REFRIGERATORS with the Town Council and the Planning - Building-Contracting NOTICE earlier this year. DRIVERS FOR SCHOOL Iransportation. 2 days per progressive and leading Marlow’s, 867 Main St. 649- COMPLETE LAND of aluminum siding gutters maintenance. Applicant must Washers / ranges, used, and Zoning Commission before the final - Roofng-Sidmg NOTICE OF NURSES AIDES wanted for BUSES WANTED- We will FLOOR MAN to clean and week. References required. security companies is now TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY and trim. Roofing installation have light experience in all guaranteed and clean. New State and federal grants will pay up to 90 - Heating.Plumping full time on all shifts. Apply 5221. CLEARING and Chipping Ser Carpentry and general con writing. - F lo o rin g DISSOLUTION AND train you. Part time. buff floors. Full lime, Write Herald Box GG. recruiting part-time and full and repairs 649-M95, 871-2323. construction trade. Lawn shipment damaged, G.E & director of nursing. Salmon- vice. Building lots cleared. tracting. Residential and percent of the cost of interceptor and Council members are split on the issue - Moving-Trucking-Storage NOTICE TO CREDITORS Housewives and retirees excellent benefits. Apply time officers. You must have ODD JOBS Done- Cellars, at Fully insured. Tree removal. work, snow removal and FRIGIDAIRE. Low prices. treatment plant construction. The town - Services Wanted brook Convalescent Home, off preferred. Manchester area, Meadows Convalescent PHYSICIANS OFFICE AIDE- car, telephone, clean police commercial. Whether it be a SPECIALIZING cleaning and cleaning duties also required. B.D, Pearl & Son, 649 Main of a major system for the town, although OF L.M. GILL WELDING House Street, Glastonbury. tics, garages, yards cleaned, No job to big or to small. small repair job, a -custom could have to come up with the remaining MISC. FOR SALE AND MANUFACTURING 643-2373. Home, 333 Bidwell Street, May be Nurse, LPN, P.T., or record and be willing to work moving, trucking.Loam for Guaranteed results. Don't repairing chimneys, roof, new Send resume with relerences Street, 643-2171. the group has supported the efforts of the 4 0 - Household Goods Please call 633-5244. Manchester. built home or anything in and salary requirements to 10 percent, or $950,000, plus $3 million for COMPANY Xray Technician with rotating shifts. We offer good sale. Lawn service. No job loo waste money on large between, call 646-1379. roofs. Free estimates. 30 authority to bring another referendum - Articles lor Sale NURSES AIDE, 7-3, Full starting rate, paid training, years Experience. Howley, J R. Thrall, 151 Vernon LOVE SEAT - Like new condi - Building Supplies Notice is hereby given that experience and managerial big or small. 568-8522. business overhead. Miner lateral sewer lines and connectors to proposed before the voters. SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS for lime. Laurel Manor, 91 Chest skills. Call 646-6323. uniforms, fringe benefits and 643-5361. Street, Manchester, Connec tion, orange background with - Pals -Birds- Dogs the L.M. GILL WELDING South Windsor. Will train. TEXAS REFINERY CORP. Land Clearing. Call 649-8735 WROBEL & SON- General houses. The Planning and Zoning Commission - Mualcal Inatrumenta nut Street, 649-4519. ofters plenty of money plus rapid advancement. If you can after 7 pm. ticut 06040. white floral print. Call after 4 - Boats & Accessories AND MANUFACTURING Apply 9 Brookfield Street or COMPLETE CARPET & Tile Hultgren said Coventry could get an ad meet our requirements call C a rp e n try & R e p a irs . ROOFER WILL Install roof, p.m., 646-1168. would like to see sewer lines in the village - Sporting Goods COMPANY, of the Town of call 289-5918, after 12 noon. cash bonuses, fringe benefits MECHANIC WANTED - installation and repairs. Free Specializing in Remodeling, -* Garden Products MECHANIC- school bus fleet to mature person in 522-5146. estimates. Call 646-3745, after siding or gutter for low dis PART TIME AFTERNOONS ditional grant of over $1.5 million for area to encourage development there but Manchester, County of Hart- Foreign or domestic NEED YOUR SNOW Rec Rooms, Repairing of - EVENINGS- Apply at Tom - Antiques requires experienced truck Manchester area. Regardless 5 p.m. REMOVED this winter? Call count price. Call Ken at 647- FOUR-PIECE Pine Bedroom lateral lines from the federal government only limited sewerage of the lake area, - Wanted to Buy /P.i'd n.nd State of Connecticut, NURSES AIDES - Full time, experience helpful. Vacation Porches, Concrete and my’s Pizzaria. 267 East mechanic with tools. We offer of experience, write F. S. IMMEDIATE BABY Sitting 644-1686 and talk to Geoff or 1566. Set. Excellent condition. plus oyer $2 million in loans at five per which is already heavily populated. The with an office at 1422 Tolland and part time, 7-3 and 11-7. steady work, good wages and and personal time, CMS, Blue Job available in my Chimney Repairs. No job too Center Street, Manchester. Queen-size bed, triple dresser, RENTALS Experienced preferred, but Pale, Pres. Box 711, Fort Cross, Major Medical and life BRICK, Block, Stone. 643-4704 talk to Tom. small. Discount Si 646-2550. cent interest. Road reconstruction in authority favors sufficient sewer lines - Rooms lor Rent Turnpike, Manchester, pleasent co-workers. Call Worth Texas. 76101. Manchester home. I^ture, Fircplaces.concrete, Chimney ••••*••••••••••••••••••••• enior Heating-Plumbing 35 dresser with shelved mirror, - Apartments for Rent we will train. Apply in person: insurance, paid uniforms; Citizens. 649-2403 sewered areas would run about a quarter Connecticut was dissolved by Manchester Bus, 643-2414 for responsible, long term stay repairs. No job too small. night stand. 4 years old. $800. around the lake to cope with anticipated - Homes tor Rent East Hartford Convalescent retirement and profit sharing. need only apply. Monday Painting-Papering 32 WORK OVERSEAS, - Business for Rent more info. PART TIME COOK- Small Save! Call 644-8356 for es SEWERLINES, sink lines, 5 ^ 3 5 . of a million and would have to be financed growth in addition to existing potential a vote of the Board of Direc Home, 745 Main Street, East Inquire in person to Mike Friday, 7-5:30 p.m.. Good Australia, Africa, South - Resort Property tor Rent East Hartford Restaurant, timates. PAINTING - Interior and ADDITIONS Al^D cleaned with electric cutters, by the town. health hazards. - Wanted to Rent tors and Shareholders. All Hartford. SHORT ORDER COOK- Zaimoff, Premier 'Motors paying price. Call anytime, by professionals. McKinney America, Europe. Etc. 30” ELECTRIC Frigidaire - Misc lor Rent creditors having claims are Home Type Cooking. Mature Inc , 1132 Main Street in exterior, paperhanging, REMODELING. Free es Evenings. Call 649-7563. 281 643-8197. QUALITY CARPENTRY By Bros. Sewage Disposal Com Construction, Sales, Stove. Immaculate. $100. directed to present them to SEWING MACHINE woman. 9 a.m.-2 p.m., 4 day Willimantic. excellent work references. timates. Call Anthony Engineer’s, Clerical. Etc. $8,- AUTOMOTIVE Spencer Street, Manchester. week. Call 643-0848,5 to 8 p.m. Haro Construction Additions, Free estimates. Fully in pany, 643-5308. Color: White. Call 643-9317 ~ Autoelor Sale the law firm of Garrity, Operators and miscellaneous Squillacote 649-0811. 000 to $50,(n0. Expenses paid. after 5 p.m. TRANSCRIPTIONIST - Part roofing^, siding decks and gar sured. Martin Matson, 649- - Trucks tor Sale Walsh. Diana and Wichman, workers needed. Must have BABYSITTER NEEDED- Time, Evenings, 15-20 hours For employment information St. Peter’s Church Plans - Heavy Equipment lor Sale ages. Call anytime, 643-5001. 4431. CARPENTRY - Repairs, NO JOB TOO Small - To let 753 Main Street, Manchester, some High School Education. Stardng January 2nd., in my per week. Must be dependable repairs, plugged drains, write: Overseas Employ WE BUY AND SELL Used - Uoiorcycles-Bicycles Must be able to read and home for 2 hours, 7 a.m, to 9 remodeling, additions, gar - Campers-Trailers-MoPile Connecticut, on or before May and willing to train on IBM CARPET INSTALLA’nON kitchen faucet replaced, ment, Box toil, Boston, Furniture. One piece or entire Homes speak English, and provide a.m. for 2 school age children. QUALITY PAINTING and ages, roofing. Call David 02103. 15, 1979TClaims not presented Memory typewriter. Send Stair shifts. Repairs. Carpets, Paper Hanging by Willis repaired, rec rooms, household. Cash on the line. Special Holiday Service - Automotive Service own transportation. No DOLLAR SAVER $40 every 2 weeks. Call 646- resume to Box HH, c/o Patria, 644-1796. Furniture Barn. 6464)885. - Autos for Rent-Lease steam Cleaning. Free es Schultz. Fully insured bathroom remodeling, heat will be barred as provided in exMrience necessary. Please 5178. Manchester Herald. BARTENDER, NIGHTS- 5 timates. Call 649-6265. references. 649-4343. LEON CIESZYNSKI Builder - modernization, etc. Free HEBRON — St. Peter’s Church will committed to raising a large sum for Section 33-379(d) of the Call Personnel Department at Estimate gladly given. M & N day week. Call 871-9976, some “absolutely necessary capital im Connecticut General Statutes. Pioneer Parachute Company, CARRIERS NEEDED New homes custom built between 10:00 a.m. and 6:00 ArOclet lor Sale 41 have a service of Lessons and Carols for EXPERT PAINTING and J.P. LEWIS & SON Interior Plumbing & Heating. 649-2871. provements" including the roof that has Dated at Manchester, 644-1581. remodeled, additions, rec p.m. Christmas, this coming Sunday during the LANDSCAPING Specialize, and Exterior painting, paper rooms, garage, kitchens ALUMINUM Sheets used as Connecticut this 12th day of One day a Week • No collactlng MANCHESTER PLUMBING 10 a.m. church service. already been installed, improvements to SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS- Exterior House Painting. hanging, remodeling, carpen remodeled.bath tile, cement printing plates, .967 thick the parking lot and repainting the church No place to store your December, A:D,, 1978. • Thomas, Falknor, O’Leary area Tree pruning, try. Fully insured. 649-9658. work, steps, dormers, & HEATING - Repairs. 23x32”, 25 cents each or 5 for This service of Biblical readings in L.M. Gill Welding and Excellent Part Time work. Remodeling. Pumps repaired exterior. bicycle? Sell It lor extra Will train. Call Manchester TYPIST spraying,mowing, weeding. residential or commercial. Butinett Opportunity 14 $1. Phone 643-2711. Muat be terspersed with Christmas carols, an Manufacturin • TImrod, Cobb Hill, Duncan, Timber Call 742-7947. / replaced. Free estimates. In connection with these improvements cash with a low cost 643-2414 or Vernon 875-2826. SILKTOWN PAINTERS- Call 649-4291. picked up before 11 a.m. Anglican tradition for over a century, tells Classified Ad. Company area Pofessional work at no extra Electric drain-snaking. 24- MANCHESTER Package ONLY. a capital funds drive will be conducted to Experienced In newspaper ad hour service. 646-0237. the story of God's prom ise to mankind and By: Ralph Gilman NURSES AIDES- Full time, • Ferguson, Mountain, Arnott area SNOW-PLOWING- Available cost. Call 646-5424. FIRST CLASS Carpentry - store. Excellent location. Well its fulfillment in Christ. raise money. The committee feels the 104-12 all shifts. Experience composition. Knowledge of AKI all winter, night or day. Remodeling and Additions. established business. Call TWO 399 AMP Rectifiers - The junior high church school class will best time to start the drive is during the preferred, but training will be SANDING AVAILABLE TOO. A &W , PAINTING Contrac Kitchens and Rec Rooms. 35 Marion E. Robertson, Good condition.Good for Keyboards and Photon Typesetters Don’t wait til it snows! Call tors. Quality painting and plating, or welding. Call 649- present a dramatic version of "A Christ Lenten season with a final accounting given. Apply in person: East 'ears experience! For Free Realtor, 643-5953. Hartford Convalescent Home, helpful. 646-0743, after 3:30 p.m. paper hanging at reasonable E;"Istimates, call 646-4239. 3439 from noon til 6;96 p.m. mas Carol” following the Lessons and perhaps to be ready for Easter. PLUMBING- 25 Years’ TELEPHONE OPERA TOR — 745 Main Street, East Hart rates. Fully insured.Free Experience! Call Tom Carols Service. There will be no church The Christmas Fair Committee reports Good benefit package. 5-day Estimates. Call Wayne 649- GENERAL CARPENTRY, * EDUCATION MOLDED FORMICA top and ford. SNOW-PLOWING- Residen Dawkins at 649-7630. "Dif- school classes on that day. a profit of more than $1,800 from this RECEPTIONIST week. 7696. Repairs, Remodeling, lieult Jobs Taken In Stride." paneled bar with two shelves tial and Commercial. Depen Garages, Additions, Porches, and four stools. $175. 6466628. Again this year, all members of the year’s fair run by the Episcopal Position requires prompt and courteous answering LAUNDRY WORKERS- 1 dable. Reasonable. Call 649- Priveto Inalructlona IS Churchwomen. ■TOM FLANNAGAN- Pain Rec Rooms, Roofing, Gutters. Flooring 36 parish, their friends and guests, are in of all incoming telephone calls, taking messages for part time washman weekends 2098, or 646-3024. ting, Interior, Exterior. Paper Call Mr. Moran 643-2629. DARK LOAM Delivered, 5 vited to an open house at the rectory on The women have voted to donate $250 of second shift. Temporary Call Sheldon Cohen REMEDIAL READING and Company sales representatives, handling customers, Call 643-2718 Hanging. General Repairs. FLOOR SANDING and yards, $34. plus tax. Also sand, the profit toward buying a senior citizen washman 3rd shift. 1 part Fully Insured. Call 643-1949. math; individualized work gravel and more stone 643- New Year’s Day between 2 and 5 p.m. time folder, weekends. Apply FOR AFnR HOURS HERALO FARHAND REMODELING - REFINISHING. Floors like vendors, prospective employees coming into for appointment DICK’S SNOW-PLOWING- Cabinets and Formica Tops, program, (lst-8th grade) by The 1979 annual parish meeting will be van for the Town of Hebron and to give Meadows Convalescent Serving Manchester for 10 new. (Specializing in older master’s degree teacher. 568- $2,000 to the church to bring the pension .reception area, and some typing. and DOLLAR SAVER ADS 643-2711- E x t . 51 TRIM SPECIALIST- Pain Roofing, Gutters, Room Ad floors). Staining floors. No held Jan. 13 beginning at 6:30 p.m. with a Home, 333 Bidwell Street, years. Parking lots, ting. Papering, General 8675. Apply in person or call 643-1101, Replies will be Manchester. Equal Opportunlly Employer M/F ditions, Decks, All types of waxing. Also Ceiling and 14-FOOT HILLTOP Trailer potluck supper. The business meeting will fund up to date plus donating a brand new WRITE YOUR FAST AD ON THIS FORM driveways, sidewalks. San Repairs. Call Paul evenings, Remodeling and Repairs. - $156. Outboard motor 49 horse held confidential. ding also available. 646-5099. Interior Painting. John Ver- RIDING LESSONS indoor start at 8 p.m. Christmas creche for the church. 643-8303. Phone 643-6017. faille. 646-5759 alter 6 pm. Evenrude $259. Mobilehome BEFO RE CA LLIN G IN. riding ring. Western stock 45x19 with furniture in cam- As in the past, the parishioners will hear Lions Club Party Company paid liberal benefit program. An equal seat, saddle seat and hunt Phont ads (or Tha Harald will not ba accaplad H nama and ad- ^in^ ground $4,999, Call 525- reports of the past year, discuss the 1979 opportunity employer. M/F. t elep h o n e COLLECTOR seat. AH levels 228-9817. HEBRON — The Hebron Lions Club will drats ara not givan. budget, and elect officers and vestry Collector needed for growth, Help Wanted have a New Year’s Eve party Sunday at 15 WORD MINIMUM ON ALL ADS 13 Help Wanted 13 Help Wenled 13 A LLIED PniNTINQ SERVICES, INC. oriented company. Convenient VOICE, PIANO Instructions. members. ulastonbury location. Experience FULL LENGTH Ranch Mink the Hemlocks Outdoor Center. A buffet 579 Middle Turnpike. W. RATES; Soied an ctniecuHve doyi ad It run. PART TIME- Immediate Former faculty New York Jane Donnelly, Henry Knapp and Nelson preferred, but will train. Full and IMMEDIATE WAITRESSES WANTED- For ASSISTANT FOR Coat, excellent condition. Size supper featuring roast beef will be served. Manchester. Conn. 06040 part time applications being ($2.00 MIN. CHARQE) Opening Downtown evening shift. Call 649-7563. Music and Art High School. 12 or 14. $869. 875-2344. Moore, whose terms on the vestry com accepted. Call 65^1331. Manchester Area. 8 am-1 pm. VETERINARIAN- full time, Professional Singer/Pianist. The admission charge will also include 281 S p e n c e r S tre e t, receptionist type, experience mittee expire this year, make up the favors, prizes, and setups. Those atten 1 to 2 D ays...... 12‘ pkr word por day Figure aptitude, honesty, Manchester. 644-8597. LIVE CHRISTMAS trees for the mark of MANUFACTURING OPENINGS AT dependability and common helpful but not needed. Call nominating committee to recommend of ding should bring their own choice of 3 to $ D a ys...... 11' per word per day 872-7351. sale, 454 Woodland Street, ficers and vestry members for the coming pnntinq excellence sense only necessities. 688- AIR CONDITIONING and GUITAR. BANJO, Mandolin, Manchester. liquid refreshments. The Mystics will play 6 Days to 25 D a y s...... 10' per word per day 6044 evenings. Bass Lessons: Folk, Blue year. VERNON refrigeration service man SECRETARY- Engineering for dancing from 8:30 p.m. to 1:30 a.m. 26 D ays...... 9 ' per word per day Grass, Popular. A^es 5-adults. CHANDLER EVANS wanted. Must be experienced. Office. Excellent FIREWOOD FOR SALE. The present Vestry Committee reports CHAUFFEUR- (Private For information about tickets or reser Excellent wages and benefits stenographic and typing Beginners-professionals. Hardwood. Cut, split and concern for the 1979 budget due to infla Vehicle) Ideal opportunity for Easy enjoyable jress. vations call 228-3259 after 6 p.m. | We ore a West Hartford based manufacturer of precision built aircraft accessories. A to the right man. Call John skills, good client contact delivered. $75 cord. M9-5683. tion. Committee members project the C lfT n A Ad running In The Harald early retiree residing VanNess, Woodcock FREE ’loan instrument. 646- Proceeds from the sale of tickets will go ROCKVILLE steadily increasing demand for our products has created several new full time open Manchester - Storrs area. Oc capabilities. Associates 6557. need for more than $28,000 in pledges to E A I n tt can run In Dollar Saver for Refrigeration, 528-4144. This Degree and experience HARDWOODS- 4 foot lengths, to the Lion’s Club sight conservation ings for experienced aircraft precision machinists, mochine operators and quality casional out of state air travel is a year round position. 6-9 months seasoned. $55 per see the church through the coming year. '2-OS (or IS words, 10* required. Full time only. Con required. Salary open. program and the Hemlock Outdoor Registered Nurses CARRIERS BONUS control personnel on first or second shift: tc Schoolt-Clattet 19 cord. Cut and split 18 in., 6-9 In addition, the committee reports it is B w i i w a each additional word. tact, Willson Agency, II Forward resumes to: Fuss Center. BUS DRIVERS - will train if O’Neil, Inc., 219 Main Street, months seasoned $76 per cord. FULL & PART TIME NIGHTS Asylum Street Hartford, Cl. FOR THE BEST - Manchester AH delivered in 2 cord NEEDED 246-8541. n e c e s s a ry . A pply 99 Manchester. E.O.E., 646-2469. NO SHIFT ROTATION P iM M compitt* Intormutlon block u glvon bolow, thon rood H In TWIlin OPEMTOIS (2nd SHIFT) Brookfield Street, »u lh Wind Gymnastic School. 3 to 5 amounts. Call 6496735 after 7 IK tntirtly ovor phono, or Mnd IMt form along with proper urn sor. Call 289-5918. pupils per teacher. FREE in pm.- Blue Cross S Blue Shield Partnership Nursing P/ease Call PtT SHOT PARAGON TOOL CO.. INC. troductory lesson with this ad. Area School Lunch Menus ‘ Major Medical amount to Manchoator Evaning Harald, Bralnard Plaea. Swttini Sw lu pilir.. 1 pMl iwuti.li Planned Orientation MARION (P$l, W$S, MONARCH H/C, HAS TAR M/S) a tay • wonM p k t M m
WHV ARE kDl/ HIPINe IM JUST L00WN6 AT WHATH'OUNEEP/ I ACROSS DOWN Dear Abby BEHINP TWIS TREE, Answer to Previous Puzzle THI $ H l^ THE HOUSE WHERE THE THEN IS SOME (GUESS HEV/IRYOliR 5 1 CHARLIE BROWN’ LITTLE REP-HAIREP GIRL 1 Categories 1 Printed By Abigail Van Buren SUBTLE WAV O F VtHATS 6 Serving as mechanically LOVER'S OUTHE® type M A jB 5r Y . . . X T LIVES..UNF0RTUNATELV, LETTING HER KNOW 2 Exon SHEPOESNTRNOUI'AAUVE 11 Annually 3 Skin ill 13 Lowbred 4 Sooner than M Y MAJE j t Y.... 14 Comic strip 5 Wily sailor 6 Mate cat OH,Y®U KN®*A/ 15 Inflict 7 Sharp bark 16 Large bird 8 Drive w h a t X m e a w TV’S Soap-Spielers 17 Mountain 9 Agree peak 10 Looks at 19 The "P" m 12 Abominable Put Her in a Lather Priacllla’e Pop - Ed Sullivan "MPH" snowman EAST 20 Contemporary 13 Fuse panicle NO ARGUMENTS, OUR KIPS ARE REALLV painter 18 Month (abbr) 41 Pan of • THEIR LITTLE NO ONE EVER 34 French DEAR ABBY: Please publish this so the people who want CARLVLE/ JUST SOWETHING, AREN'T PERSONAUT1ES 22 Commerce 21 Drench bottle Boat$-Acce$torles 45 Apartmantt For Rant . 53 Aulos For Sale 51 to sell a product will know how one housewife feels about PO AS I SAV/ MENTIONS THE agency (abbr) 23 City in province 43 Yellow fever AUTOMOTIVE THEV?^,,.------ARE THE C7ELISHTS j MISERIES OF some of the stupid TV commercials. I get so irritated with 23 Half-scores Arizona 35 Baseballer mosquito Y ILL 5A,V.' OF PARENTING. CHILPRENING.' 46 Farmyard 1974 FURY - 16'i-foot EAST HARTFORD- 2 1977 CHEVY NOVA- 4 door some of them I actually turn the volume down so I can't hear 24 Verne hero 25 Japanese Gehrig fiberglass, tilt trailer, with Bedroom Apartment, second SPUNKQ BUT 26 Hurly-burly sound Autos For Sale 61 sedan. Air conditioning. AM- them. sash (pi I 37 Opthalmic 1975 55-horsepower outboard floor. $235 monthly, plus LOVABLE 28 English 49 College FM radio, 6 cylinders, $3,350, Of all the dumb commercials, detergents are the dumbest! 27 Drudge 38 Become fond Chevy engine. 2 tanks, $2,500. utilities. No Pets, or children. broadcasters degree (abbr) Call 6465409 anytime. SPECTACULAR 29 Trams 1974 MUSTANG GHIA - 4- Also 50 horse Johnson out Bus line. 289-1995, or 569-3821. They're all beginning to look and sound alike. So are the 30 Olympic of (2 wds) 51 Grain speed. 6 cylinder, 4 new deodorant commercials showing all the different kinds right 33 Positive 39 Eliminates 52 Twisted board. $300. 228-0475 or 228- radials, (2 snows), excellent 1973 MERCURY MARQUIS board (abbr) TWO BEDROOM next to each other. When the commercial is over you don’t 31 River (Sp) 9550. condition 228-0475 or 228-9550. BROUGHMAN- Excellent ^ 1 4 [5 TOWNHOUSE AVAILABLE. condition! All power. Air con even remember which one they're trying to sell. It’s 32 Poetic 9 10 All appliances. Heat and hot ridiculous and confusing! 1972 CAPRI V-6. 4-speed, 8- ditioning. Stereo. $2200. Call contraction Qarden Product! 47 water included. $325 monthly. 6464064. — YEAR END SALE - Abby, whatever happened to those free samples we used 33 Contingent track stereo. $1100. Call 646- Call Mr. Peterman, 649-9404, 36 Spoils 2227, after 6 pm. to get in the mails? Now that's the way to sell a product! BOTTI FRUIT FARM - Fresh or 646-1171. 1967 DODGE WINDOW VAN- Instead of telling us how inferior the other brands are, Sweet Annie Cider. Annies. 9 39 Variety of pears. 260 Bush Hill Road. 1966 CHEVY WAGON- Run $400. Call 643-7397, ask for why not give us a sample of the product they claim is a cabbage QUIET ONE BEDROOM Bob. superior, and let US be the judges? 40 Study Manchester. Apartment. Heat, air con ning but needs work. $75. Call anytime. 875-7059. I changed my brand of soap and toothpaste years ago Captain Eaay — Crooka & Lawrence 42 College ditioned. West Middle Turn 1974 VOLVO 164 E-4 door. because of a free sample. And until somebody can change my athletic group Antiques 45 pike. $190. Adults only. Call Blue with saddle tan leather 44 It is (contr I 649-2098. Occupancy for Jan. ATTENTION! Come see our mind by giving me a free sample of something better, I’m MORE COFFEE. SIR- OH, DEAR'. DID I Great Selection of Quality interior. 6 cyiinder Fuel Injec not changing my brand. Care to comment? WHILE IT'S FR ESH 45 Tinge. THE PACK RAT Antiques & 1, 1979. tion. 4 spcM with overdrive. MISS the CUP! 46 Hawaiian Collectables will be open Preowned Autos. Completely SPECIAL PURCHASE SIOUX CITY, IOWA ANP STEAMINe HOT reconditioned at Manchester AM-FM. New radials. instrument again January 7th. 40 Fiora 4 ROOM DUPLEX. Available 47 Responsible Honda. Connecticut’s largest Beautiful! A practical depen Road, off Route 85. Boiton. by January 1st. Stove, DEAR SIOUX: I too prefer the free sample ^Itch, and 50 Hooded and most complete Honda dable auto! $3895. Suburban 39 refrigerator, $235 and securi M o to rs, R o u te 83, agree that some TV commercials are literally a turn*off. 53 Parts of Wanted to Buy 49 ty. 643-1442. Dealer! 24 Adam Street. unions 44 Manchester. Talcottville-Manchester Town Line. Open 9 to 9. 6462076. DEAR ABBY: I am a 24-year-old married woman who 54 Hard handed' - 1 l l OLD CHAIRS in need of cane JANUARY 1st to MAY 1st defense 47 48 49 JEEP 1974 CJ-5 - 258 C.I. High recently applied for membership in our fire department. seats and oak furniture, any Four Rooms. Call after 5 1974 MERCURY MONTEGO There are no women in the department; I was the first to ap 55 Big name in 53 condition. Call 872-2590. p.m., 649-8577 performance engine, 20,000 golf BROUGHaM- 4 door. Pretty ply. 1 received four blackballs among the 22 men who were miles. Hooker Headers, MONARCHS . IUYIYR 56 Novices 55 Holley four barrel, blue with matching blue vinyl at that meeting. That was enough to keep me out. I know 1 SECOND FLOOR - Cozy interior. 8 cylinder, automatic was blackballed because I am a woman. □ RENTALS apartment, one bedroom. Offennauser high-rise ,NCWS»AD(N |NT(RFR,S| *JS„, manifold. Monro Magnum transmission, power steering. They have a secret way of voting, so I have no way of Appliances. Near shopping Exceptionally clean, fine run STATHHI WIKONS shocks, all gauges. 2 sets of knowing who voted against me. Rooms lor Rent 52 and bus lines. $180 monthly, ning auto! $1995. Carries a )lus utilities. Gas heat tires, fog lights, roll bar. Abby, is there anything I can do about this? I was told Pli Excellent shape. Must sell 100% guarantee! Suburban Pa-Marking. Adults only, no pets. Motors. Route 83, that a person who has been rejected can re apply again in six Win at bridge THOMPSON HOUSE MEN - this month! Please call 623- months, but I have no assurance that I won't be blackballed Allay Oop — Dave Graua Birch House Women. Central Security. Call 6464)557, after 6 4051. Talcottville-Manchester Town ly located. Downtown p.m. Line. Open 9 to 9. 6462076, once more. Any suggestions? * BLACKBALLED IN PA. AS SOON AS WB &ST \ r &UESS WE'RE , SO LONS, AND Manchester. Kitchen , 1971 CHEVROLET IMPALA A NEW PTOOECX LINED privileges. Call 649-2358. FIVE ROOM Two bedroom 1973 CADILLAC CALAIS- 2 ' ready, coctdr! GOOD luck! NORTH 1Z.Z8-A to his hand with the ace of apartment. First floor. On bus hard top. 2-door. Good running UP, W E'LL b e in TDUCH! condition. $500, 649-7149 alter door Hardtop. Full power op DEAR BLACKBALLED: You will have a difficult time ♦ A diamonds and run off all his CENTRAL- Gentleman. Plea line. $250 monthly, plus 5 pm. tions. Am-Fm, Factory Air. proving that you were blackballed BECAUSE you are a TAI7ISZZ trumps. He will discard one sant room. Telephone. Next to utilities and security. No pets. Gorgeous automobile! $2995. woman—if indeed that is the reason. If you think you have ♦ 86 club, one diamond and four shower. Parking. Call 649-6801 Call 646-0557, after 6 p.m. Suburban Motors, Route 83, A been unfairly (and unlawfully) discriminated against, con « 1085 hearts from dummy or after 6:30. Talcottville-Manchester Town tact your ACLU and Fair Employment Practices Commis maybe two clubs and three ROOMATE TO SHARE 1978 DATSUN B-210 10,500 W EST EA ST miles standard, excellent con Line. Open 9 to 9. 649-2076. \ sion. A 972 4 6 4 hearts. MANCHESTER- Center Apartment- $100 monthly. No Whatever happena that utilities. Call anytime, 647- dition, takes regular. $3,200. VQ94 VJI0 8 Street. Kitchen privileges. On Call 6460795 evenings. 1971 THUNDERBIRD - DEAR ABBY: My 8-year-old daughter has been sulking ♦ J93 ogios heart suit in dummy is going 9283, keep trying. to exert a lot of pressure on Bus line. $35 weekly. One Excellent condition, 75,000 for a week because I refused to buy her a brassiere! Take my ♦ KJ97 6Q6432 weeks security. Call 644-0019. miles. Must sell. $1,600 or best both Bast and West West offer. After 6 pm. Call 742- word for it, Abby, she has nothing to put in it, but she wants SOUTH will want to bang on to all his BANK REPOSSESSIONS for one anyway. She says all her friends at school wear them. Apartments For Rent 53 Homes for Rent 5285. AKQJHZIZ hearts since his guarded 54 sale- 1977 Datsun 620 pickup, I've seen her friends and I don't know why any of them na----- 11,000 miles excellent condi queen is a potential stopper. LOOKING for anything in real MANCHESTER- 447 Summit would be wearing a brassiere. ♦ AK742 Bast will want to keep bis tion $4,300, 1975 Oldsmobile Her sour puss around here lately is getting me down. « A estate rental - apartment , Street. 3 Bedroom Cape. Rec Vista Cruiser station wagon three hearts in case Vfest Motorcycles-BIcycles 64 Should I give in and buy her a brassiere just to improve her homes, multiple dwellings, no Room. Appliances. Carpeting. with air- needs body work $2,- Vulnerable: North.South only holds two. Snnehow or fees. Call J.D. Real Estate Fireplace. Garage. No pets. disposition? The Flintstonea — Hanna Barbara Productlona other, there is little chance 700, 1974 Pontiac Firebird 1973 HONDA CB 450. Low Dealer: North Associates. Inc. 6461980. $400 monthly. 6460882. with air $2,525, 1972 Pontiac HINSDALE MOM that both of them won't mileage. Excellent condition. BUT H E 'S ^ West Nortli East Soulb unguard diamonds and Firebird standard $1,000, 1970 $650. Call 643-5849. VERNON- Well maintained MANCHESTER- Single to Chevrolet Malibu $700, 1970 DEAR MOM: No. Encourage her to be patient. Mothers r G O T A LO T 1» Pass 2* South will romp nome. garden apartments. Frank share 3 bedroom house with Chrysler New Yorker $650, who give in to their children to improve their dispositions TO LEARN Pass 3V Pass 4 NT Smith Assoc. Inc. 246-6831 or HERCULES 176 1978 7 speed, Pass SV Pass 74 same. $150 monthly, including 1969 Chrysler Newport $450, are, letting themselves in for an endless improvement pro a b o u t Q. Your partner opens one Resident Manager 871-9188. utilities. 649-8005. above can be seen at the excellent condition. Fox gram. 'SPIKING § ^ass Pass Pass notrump. You hold: shocks $795. Call 649-6549. 4 Door & 2 Door 1Z46B Savingsmgs Bank of Manchester, T H ' b a l l » K864 RESPONSIBLE FEMALE to Offices-Stores lor Rent 55 923 Main Street, Manchester share apartment with same. 1978 YAMAHA YZ lOOE- Automatic Trans. If you need help in writing lettera of aympathy, con- Openhig lead: * 2 » K754 Auto. Trans. gratolationf or thank-you lettera, get Abby'a booklet **Uow Large b^room. 647-9988. Excellent condition! $650.00. 6 Cyl. Engine « J3 ATTRACTIVE 3 room office. Call 6464226, Mike. to Write Lettera for all Occaalona.'* Send $1 and a long, ♦ A97 Ideal location. $300 including 1974 BUICK R IV E R IA 6 Cyl. Engine MANCHESTER Main Street- Power Steering stamped (28 cents), aelf-addreiaed envelope to Abby: 132 By Oswald Jacoby In standEuxl American bow utilities. Don Horrigan, COUPE- Light blue with white WSW Radial Tires and Alan Sontag 2 room apartment, heated, hot Barrows Company.647-1000. Landau top. Power windows, Lasky Dr., Beverly HlUs, Calif. 90212 do you plan your bidding? water, appliances. No pets. Power Brakes air conditioning. 60-40 power Automotive Service 66 Power Steering ,— a If you use Stayman, re Security, parking, 523-7047. 'MANCHESTER- Main Street seats, power tilt wheel, power Rear Window Defroster Here is another psycholog spond two clubs with the modem office available. 400 brakes. All new steel radial Power Brakes ical play describe in “TTie intention of raising either MANCHESTER- West Center WE PAY $10 for complete AM/FM Radio sq. ft. Heat, AC included. Call tires. 39,500 miles. One owner. junk ears. Call Joey at Tolland Luggage Rack lata Finer Arts of Bridge.” major suit to four. If yoitr Street, Four room apartment. 6462469 or 6462755. $3,500. Call 643-6181. Auto Body. 528-1990. Bodyside Molding Astrograph South arrives at seven partner denies a four-can! Tile bath, appliances, private Rear Window Defroster Heavy Duty Battery The Born Loser — Art Sansom spades, which is cold against major go to three notrump. entrance and storage. Good 466 MAIN STREET. North of AM/FM Radio TAURUS (April 26May 20) any lead but a trump. Need Ii you are not playing location. Available im WSW Radial Tires Stayman just raise to L,.ee Post office, about 5,000 sq. ft. Co)iorls will have as much faith fT'GJUSnHAI less to say, a tnunp is mediately. Quiet or retired of centrally located space. Body Side Molding in your Ideas as you do today. '((DURTBrnG ’(tXJHEgPAH opened and ^ u th is looking nntrump directly. persons. References, securi — APER CNTEHPRISE ASSN.I Ideal for store, office or other They'll sense that you know Tou m IG1HAT OUl^lPg at just 12 tricks. ty. No pets, or children. business or commercial use. the best way lo gel things done If he discards two dia- Onheated, $215 monthly. Call 6462426 65 pm. and be willing lo follow your RDST-afRlSTMA5 YOU'RE lNn?RP5T.^ ^ monds on hearts, comes to (Do you have a question for Write to: P.O. Box 244, ^ s t- lead. his hand and runs trumps, the experts? Write "Ask the ford. Conn. GEMINI (May 21.June 20) A BLW+5 BOR5P. Experts," care of this newspa MODERN CARPETED, Air there is almost no chance per. Individual queations will conditioned offices, ample person with whom you were that both opponents will un APARTMENT and HOUSES PLUS successful in the past may be answered II accompanied free parking. Broad Street guard diamonds and South For Rent. We have 100s of ren December 29.1976 have a new proposal for you by stamped, seil-addressed location. Call 646-8422 or 646 Things look promising for you will be one down. envelopes. The most interest- tals in all Areas, Prices and 5762. today. It could turn oul lo be as Sizes. Call Rental Assistors, this coming year because your big a winner as the last one. So the correct line of play tng questions will be used In 2365646. Small Fee. ambitions and your abitilies will CANCER (June 21-July 22) To is for South to leave the this-column and will receive MANCHESTER- Retail, fuse harmoniously. What you day you may have the opportu hearts entirely alone, come copies o l JACOBY MODERN.) storage, and/or manufac COVENTRY- Four room go after, you'll get. nity to win over a bold and Haathclift — Georg* Qataly turing space. 2,000 sq. ft. to CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) assertive ally to help further a Apartment. Second floor. 100,000 sq. ft. very reasonable. • ^ O M Heat and lights included. No A matter managed by someone collective cause. You'll make a fi-ie Brokers protected. Call else could come under your great team. children, no pets. $175 Heyman Properties, 1-226 control as of today. Handle it so monthly, plus security. LYNCH MOTORS INC. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) New 1206. that the reins will remain in projects you launch today have Winthrop - Dick Cavalll Available January 1st. Call your hands. Find out more of solid prospects for success. 742-9162 or 649-6410. 100 CAR CLEARANCE SALE what lies ahead for you in 1979 Gel to work, (or the rewards OFFICE SPACT by sending for your copy of will be well worth your efforts. X