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\ / Clearing And Cooler , mm Uniting Mrralb Details on page 2 New Natkml Shx)lgr Study: ______Armed Holdup 20$ Single Copy Vol. XCVIII, No. 42 — Manchester, Conn., Saturday, November 18, 197^8 A Family ISEWSpaper Since 1881 15$ Home Delivered EAST HARTFORD - Police are investigating an armed robbery that occurred Friday, at 8:05 p.m. at Mary's Luncheonette, 456 Main St. Police said a man, described as thin and about 5 feet, 9 inches, Economic Reports entered the restaurant wearing a nylon stocking over his face and a black skull cap. He had a handgun, police said. The man asked an employee to put money in the cash register Said Encouraging into a brown paper bag. He then took the bag and was iast seen WASHINGTON (UPI) — Mortgage rates currently are housing is concerned. " a government running north on Main Street, Housing construction above 10 percent in most sections of analyst .said. police said. remained strong in October, the nation. The Commerce Department said Other details about the incident the government said Friday, Throughout this year, buyers ig­ Merit Taste were not yet available Friday its personal income report showed nored the climbing interest rates and night. but interest rates have soared that the (Jetober perlormance was since then and builders are bought homes anyway because they the best since the 1.3 percent in­ considered housing the best hedge bracing for a sharp slowdown crease of ,)uly. Enough Gas? against inflation. Income increased at an annual rate in 1979. But the new round of interest rate I HARTFORD (UPI) - State of­ of $21.3 billion following gains ol In another development, the hikes “represents the straw that ficials Friday were watching the $12.9 billion in September and $11 3 government reported the personal in­ finally did do in that camel as far as billion in August. gasoiine supply situation in come of Americans rose by a strong Connecticut to determine whether 1.2 percent in October, largest gain the closing of about 70 Gasland since mid-summer and an en­ service stations would cause any couraging signal that consumer spen­ spot shortages. Three Words ding probably will not decline soon. C. J. Woskowicz, chief of New construction of homes and operations for energy in the state apartments was at an annual rate of Office of Policy and Management, 2.08 million units in October — vir­ said all Gasland stations in tually unchanged fronK^eptember, Delay Treaty Connecticut were scheduied to the Commerce Department said. It close. They began closing was the eighth consecutive month Wednesday. By United I’rews Inlernutioiiul Israel does not want a legal con­ that starts have been above the 2 Woskowicz said the 70 stations, Three words in the preamble of the nection between the treaty and the million mark, a level economists draft Middle East peace treaty operat^ by Good Hope Industries consider to be healthy. future of the territories for fear of Springfield, Mass., held about reportedly are the only thing holding However, building permits, an in­ Egypt could abolish the pact it plans five percent of the Connecticut up approval of the document. for the other areas are not carried market. dication of future housing construc­ In Tel Aviv, Israeli Defense tion, fell 2.9 percent, the department out in a specified time. Minister Ezer Weizman assured He said Good Hope, which also said. Israel is to institute autonomy in operates Gasland service stations critics that Egypt is not staking any the occupied areas by an agreement "We believe that starts should in New York, Massachusetts and claim to the Gaza Strip as part of the it made during the Camp David sum­ finish the year at nearly 2 million, Vermont, has been in Bankruptcy treaty and that despite ““problems ” mit two months ago. which is great,’’ said Michael Court in Boston for about three both sides want to and will conclude a Weizman said the problem over Sumichrast, chief economist for the years. peace treaty. setting a timetable for implementa­ National Association of Home In Cairo, Italian Premier Giulio Builders. “But next year will tell a tion of the autonomy plan and City Shooting Andreotti emerged from talks with Israel’s withdrawal from the Sinai different tale and starts should fall to President Anwar Sadat and said about 1.5 million.” desert “is still under a fog. No doubt HARTFORD (UPI) - Police Egypt is not seeking a separate there are problems. " say a Hartford man shot and The government has issued slightly peace that would leave other Arabs But he emphasized Egypt and killed his wife Friday in their more optimistic estimates, saying out in the cold and criticized Arab Israel both wanted peace Weizman barricaded North End home and starts will fall to between 1.65 million hardliners for opposing Sadat’s peace met Egyptian Vice President Hosni and 1.7 million in 1979. I then shot himself in the chest. initiative. Mubarak in Washington Thursday N Sumichrast said the first effects on William Lassiter, 37, of 192 The Jerusalem Post reported that and said his conviction that Egypt Granby St., was listed in guarded construction of the near record high the Israeli cabinet has held up ap­ interest rates being charged for wanted peace “is more than just an condition at Mount Sinai Hospital. proval of the draft treaty because of impression" The victim was identified by mortgage loans will show up soon. three words — “on the basis” — police as Pauline Lassiter, 30, of “Some of our builders plan to cut which appear in the preamble and the same address. back by 20 to 40percent next year,” imply linkage of the treaty to the A police spokesman said he said. future of occupied Arab territories. Copter Crash Lassiter apparently held his wife, On Nov. 1, President Carter and ’’The cabinet objects to it on Cntics. their nine-year-old daughter and the Federal Reserve Board unveiled grounds that it could be construed as Injures Four two-year-old son hostage before Preparing for Show a package of measures to rescue the meaning that subsequent treaties barricading his family in their sagging dollar, including a steep between Israel and its other home shortly before 2 p.m. Phil Jewett, chief mechanic of Lawn-A-Mat, Summit St., boost in interest rates. SIMSBURY (UPI)— Four Marine neighbors would be concluded “on the reservists were injured Friday night Authorities said the children sandblasts a piece of machinery in preparation for the Most experts see that mortgage in­ basis’ of the present treaty,” the when a Marine Corps helicopter from were not harmed. Police were terest rates will hit 11 percent, 'Enriched Flavor! tobacco proved satisfying Manchester Products Show Saturday and Sunday at Post said. a Massachusetts base crashed in a taking care of them until relatives severely limiting the amount of funds Manchester High School. Representatives from the company It said Israeli delegation to the rain soaked field on the edge of a could be reached. available for loan by financial in­ peace talks does not share this view. will be among the exhibitors at the two-day annual show. stitutions. wooded area. (Herald photo by Strempfer) Weizman, who returned from Police said the helicopter, ap­ Funding Idea Washington to explain the latest V even to high tar smdsers in latest research. parently because of mechanical developments in the Washington WEST HARTFORD (UPI) - problems, went down about 5:27 negotiations, sought to allay Israeli p.ni., clipping tree tops in its path The special task force created to fears that the latest Egyptian What do smokers of high tar cigarettes-the find a fair way to finance l o c a ­ The rotor blades ol tour-seater air­ considering other brands. Police Analysis Due demands might include claims to the craft were bent and the wheels tion in Connecticut Friday Gaza Strip. snapped back on impact. toughest taste critics of low tar smoking—have to recommended the state set a By CHRIS BLAKE Wilson will give the mayor a list of said. Weizman said the basic problem '^ is ability to satisfy over long periods of time minimum expenditure that com­ Capt. Walter Burzinski, ,32, and Herald Reporter consulting firms Tuesday, ““I have spent a great deal of time still centered on Egyptian demands Lance Cpl. Dennis Pedersen, 20. say about low tar MERIT? munities must spend on each stu­ Blackstone said. considering and reflecting upon their to link the treaty to the future of the ^could be the most important evidence to dent. EAST HARTFORD — Prompted by were taken to St. Francis Hospital. meetings with citizens and the moun­ “Obviously, I would expect the concerns as well as the response to occupied West Bank of Jordan and Both were reported in serious but The 25-member advisory panel consultant to meet with our citizens those concerns by our police of­ the Gaza Strip, the home to 400,000 Read what they thought in a new, nationwide recommended that any finance ting concerns with “some aspects of stable condition with undetermined ^date that MERIT is the first real taste the policing of our community,” in order to obtain their valuable in­ ficials,” he said. Palestinians which Egypt ad­ injuries. research effort: plan that is ultimately approved put, as well as the members of our Blackstone said he could not es­ ministered but did not claim prior to by the Legislature should also Mayor Richard H. Blackstone has Sgt. David Couture, 22, and Capt. N alternative for high ordered an outside consultant be police department and any other timate how much the study would its capture in the 1967 Middle East William Murphy, 29. were taken to “assure that each district has the source of information that would be cost the town. war. Confirmed: Majority of high tar smokers rate ability to pay for a suitable hir^ to conduct an analysis of the Hartford Hospital. They were tar smokers. police department. necessary for the consultant to make The study will include meetings The Egyptians, Weizman said, reported in fair condition. The exact program of educational a viable and objective conclusion,” with the public and citizen input will “‘have no territorial ambitions in MERIT taste equal to-or better than-leading experiences for each child.” The move comes just three days nature of their injuries was not im­ after the mayor met with concerned he said. be considered, he said. Gaza. They don’t want to annex it. mediately known. high tar cigarettes tested! Cigarettes having up citizens from the East Hartford He said an on-going review of all Blackstone has notified Police They never did annex it in the past. ” The aircraft was enroute from the Hearings Due Citizen Action Group. The group has departments is-maintained. Chief Clarence A. Drumm of his “The problem is the Egyptians Marine Air Reserve Detachment in Blackstone denied he was decison to evaluate the department. view of the relationship between our South Weymouth, Mass., to Bradley to twice the tar. HARTFORD (UPI) - Gov. Ella called for better police protection, a return of foot patrols in some areas, pressured into ordering the evalua­ Blackstone said he would be agreement with them and the close International Airport in Windsor Gasso said Friday she will hold tion by EHCAG, but he looking for ““an objective report with problem of the future of the Locks, said William F^almer. a.ssis- four hearings around the state to and a return of neighborhood cruiser C h u r n e d : Majority of high tar smokers districts acknowledged that citizen concerns objective conclusions and autonomy in Judea, Samaria (the tant airport manager at Bradley. see if any money should be shifted influenced his decision. recommendations,” he said. ““If they West Bank) and Gaza,” Weizman in the “tight” preliminary budget Blackstone said he has discussed Palmer said the pilot radioed confirm taste satisfaction of low tar the matter with James Wilson, head ““I have had meetings with citizens want to recommend improvements said. Bradley that he was experiencing "a her economic experts have drawn of East Hartford who have expressed based on the study, those im­ The problem of linkage has plagued up. of the Department of Public Ad­ loss of engine oil pressure.” and had MERIT ministration at the University of their concern with some aspects of provements certainly will ^ c o n ­ the peace talks from their beginning to make an emergency landing. Here’s the schedule for the Hartford. the policing of our community,” he sidered.” five weeks ago. And current MERIT smokers budget hearings: • Dec. 11, 1:30 p,m.. State reported: Capitol in Hartford; • Jan. 9, 7:30 p.m., the Directors Move Your neighbors’ views: Municipal Building in Torrington; Confim^: 85% of MERIT smokers say^ • Jan. 10,7:30 p.m.. City Hall in Do you think the Town of Manchester should give up Stamford; Housing and Urban Development (HUD) money rather than it was an “easy switch” from high tar branua. •Jan. 12, 7:30 p.m.. City Hall in HUD Discussion Norwich. abide by HUD regulations? Confirmed: Overwhelming majority of MERIT MANCHESTER - The site of ject, so he has asked other residents Tuesday night’s Board of Directors interested in the HUD matter, both smokers say their former high tar brands Seek Sponsors meeting has been changed to pro and con, to attend the upcoming Woodruff Hall at Center meeting. EAST HARTFORD - Parents weren’t missed! Congregational Church because of Indications are there may be a Anonymous is seeking interested the expected large turnout to discuss large turnout from both groups at Confirmed: 9 out of 10 MERIT smokers not persons in the helping professions the federal Department of Housing Tuesday’s meeting. Work apparently to be volunteer sponsors for its and Urban Development, is being done both by the opponents of Kings: 8 mg' 'tar,'' 0.6 mg nicotina- East Hartford copter. ’The 8 p.m. meeting, the board’s se­ HUD and those who have benefitted 1 0 0 's :1 1m g "ta r," 0 .7 mg nicoiina av. per cigarette. FTC Report M a y'78 Sponsorship will involve atten­ cond of this month, will include dance at w e»Iy meetings. This in- from the Community Development further discussion on the HUD issue. program to have speakers at the I dividual will act as a resource for Last Tuesday, the board’s meeting hearing. the chapter members. was dominated by residents who op­ The Community Development Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined Parents Anonymous is a self- posed further involvement by the funds have been u s^ in the past for That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. help group for parents seeking to town in the Community Development such projects as housing for the improve their physically or program run by HUD. elderly and the housing rehabilitation emotionally harmful relationship 0 Philip Morrta Inc. 1978 Kings&KK)^ Most of those who came also had loan program. ______^ with their children. gone to Monday night’s meeting of Last Tuesday’s meeting was held The Elast Hartford Department I.OU Manzolillu Anne Marie Collet Paul Cultela l)el> Stevenson •Susan Crezel the Concerned Citizens of in the Municipal Building’s Hearing of Youth Services is coordinating Manchester group. Room. More than 100 persons l,ou Muhzolillo, 27 Hunter and supporting the establishment housing, but the town should make St., Manchester — “We shoulddo Mayor Stephen Penny said he attended and flowed into the Road, Manchester — “I don’t of a local chapter. its own zoning regulations. ” an agreement that would satisfy wants to make sure the board is hallways outside the room. really know that much about it.” For further information please receiving a true picture of the Paul Culielu Food Mart, both sides.” Some complained about the over­ \n n r Murir Collet, 325 Hilliard contact Linda Ahlstrand of Youth feelings of all town residents. Last Manchester — “I think the town Susan Cre/el, 9 Church St. crowded conditions, but the site St., Manchester, — “I think we , Services at 5684)181 should abide by the regulations.” Manchester — "I think it's really Tuesday’s meeting did not include an could not be changed at that late should take the money for advertised public hearing on the sub­ time. I)el» Stevenson, 96 Cambridge good. It’s helped a lot of people.” PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn.. Sat.. Nov. 18. 1978 / Where to Send Thai*8 Entertainment MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.! Sat., Nov. 18. 1978- PAGE THREE Forum of tho Arte Mutilated Bills

‘Plaza Suite’ Cast • Real Art Ways (RAW) presents a when the annual Christmas tableau WASHINGTON (UPI) - When the At The Bushnell • Real-Art Ways (RAW) of 197 money stashed in the oven gets musical program tonight at 8:30 in in the Goodwin Parlor is unveiled to Casting has been completed for Dick Reddy narrates a travelogue Asylum St., Hartford, is presenting roast^ with the family dinner, don’t JDeLeo Recalls Old Town Hall Inn WIH FREE lURKEY the public. The presentation is a “Plaza Suite,” the com ^y hit by its gallery at 197 Asylum St., Hart­ the painting of Bruce Boice and the By ALLEN WlDEM American vaudeville. on “Russia, Summer and Winter” recreation of a Victorian family ; panic. Just send the charred remains ford. provoke laughter galore Hall Inn. To be sure, once their own places had Neil Simon, which will be presented ford. ’The program is “Joseph Celli: pbotograplu of Jan Groover all this Paul DeLeo marked his There was entertainment tonight at 8 and Sunday at 2 and 5 Christmas set in a nwm brou^t in to Washington. Amazing, but a fact of with incisiveness. nothing on that scope and closed for the evening, part in the Manchester Community Organic Oboe.” (525-5521) month in its gallery. In the early 60th birth^y the other day. elsehwhere, too, but the C O M E A N D PLAY p.m. at Bushnell Memorial Hall in its entirety to the museum from the Sent to the Treasury Department’s life — despite the gloom They returned to the inn stature could function of the Hartford area “show College auditorium Nov. 29 through • The Second Congregational 1970s, Groover taught at the Hartford Old Town Hail Inn was a Hartford. former G ^ w in House in Hartfoi^. Mutilated Currency Branch, the He’s selling Fords in the and cold of winter, the Old countless times. Totie profitably in the Hartford biz’’ crowd would in­ Dec. 2 at 8;30 p.m. Church in Manchester features an Art ^hool. place to which one harked ’Tuesday and Wednesday at 7:30 The Goodwin Parlor was originhlly burnt bills have a chance of being Hartford area and been Town Hall Inn on a Fields, always with a sen­ area nowadays. Talent evitably gather at the Old The comedy is a collection of three evening of folk dances and audience • The New England Christmas away from “show biz,” by to enjoy com- weekend night could be tall cedar the parlor in the Goodwin family identified and replaced. Employees timental tie to her home­ costs would be prohibitive. Town Hall Inn, there off playlets all using the same set in a edy/song/dance in a floor home on Woodland Street in Hart­ Crafts Expo has been set for the there see charred money all the time his own reckoning, found to be jammed. Peo­ town area, returned Shows nightly, Monday Main Street in East Hart­ suite in New York’s Plaza Hotel. Commonwealth Pier Exhibition Hall, something like 17 years, show format. Haller & ple patiently waiting for ford, which was demolished in 1939. — along with cash that has rotted in Hayden, Totie Fields, regularly, her musician through Saturdays. A ford. Not so much to Members of the cast are Leigh Nov. 24 and 25 at 8 n m the at 7 p.m. Also appearing wiU be The room with all of its furnishings Northern Avenue, Boston, from Nov. basements, bills chewed up and and yet, on a chance en­ seating and the ever- husband, George Johnston, dancer, a singer, a comic. watch ithe last show of the BINGD Dancers in endless Haskell, David Kuzina, Debra 24 to 26. Over 250 artists and counter the other morning, ebullient Paul DeLeo capably providing accom­ The accepted — and Bushnell features SPEBSfj’sA’s was then brought to the museum and swallowed by pets, and other bits and numbers. Singers by the evening — though there Feltenstein, Greg Perkins and open at 6 p.m. (649-6198) craftspeople from 26 states will he happened to mention greeting graciously. Haller paniment. applauded — format for a EVERY TUESDAY Festival of Harmony featuring is the scene for changing exhibitions pieces that hardly resemble money score. Just as Paul were, to be sure, ap­ Joseph Edwards, all in act one. leading barbershop quartets. exhibit, demonstrate and sell about that when he closed out & Hayden — and just why He’s selling Fords now, nightclub/supper club, of Victorian-costumed figures after going through the washing DeLeo’s place was phasing preciative of talent on view In act two are Andrew Lippitt, The Connecticut Opera Dance Events 25,000 items. (203-224-8388 or 617-542- operations at the Old Town an especially gifted duo he looks content, and yet Hartford area-style, those throughout the year. machine or food disposer. out, Walter Andrews was — but to sit and chat with AT 7:30 P.M. Sharon Foy and Greg Perkins. Association’s second event of their 8828) Hall Inn, off East Hart never got beyond New one comes away from brief years ago. •5 By 2 Plus, a modem dance • The Christmas Show in the In the last fiscal year the office increasing budget and floor one of the most respected Appearing in act three are Evie season stars Mario Bertollimo and •■The Stairwell'Gallery of ford’s Main Street England is something that conversation with Paul That Paul DeLeo was WIN CASH PRIZESI repertory company, will perform in downstairs gallery at Foot Prints, handled 51,000 cases and paid back show and operational members of their peer Goldich, Chris Vannier, Barbara Margherta Gugliema in Donizetti’s Manchester Community College is something very dear eludes us to this day — respected “in the trade” ORANGE h a l l Jorgensen Auditorium at University 466 Main St., Manchester, starts Sun­ more than $9 million in currency. boldness at Charles Steak DeLeo and renjembers the group, one Paul DeLeo. Massy and Ron Morisset. “Don Pasquale”* Dec. 2 and 4 at 8 of Connecticut, Storrs, Tuesday, day from 2 to 5 p.m. The show featuring an exhibition of paintings Mutilated currency should be sent something very distinctive could project a humorous wistful smile that followed could be found through one These fleeting years in­ 86 EAST CENTER 8T. House, at 50 Park St., Hart­ situation out of the routine. Student directors are Alexis Titor, p.m. (246-6807) Nov. 28, at 8:15 p.m. (486-4226) features a sale of cnifts and fine arts. by Jeff Dungfelder and assemblage to: Treasury Department, Bureau of to Connecticut entertain our mentioning Old Town criteria; Night after night. deed! MANCHESTER. CONN. Albert Airey and Toni Andrews. • Trinity College’s (Hartford) Quilts by Vicki Berman are in the up­ paintings by Sharon Vatsky in the 146 Government Financial Operations, ment closed out at the Violinist Solos Dance Perspective series will pre­ stairs gallery. Regulm* galleiy hours Hartford Road building now until, DCS-BEPA, Room 132, Treasury same time. Theater Events sent the Ze’eva Cohen Solo Dance are Monday through FYiday from 10 Dec. 1. Gallery hours are* weekdays Annex No. 1, Washington, D.C. 20226. We’ve known Paul Nicolas Danielson, 17-year-old from 8 a.ih. to 10 p.m. and Saturdays DeLeo a lot of years and, to • Tonight is the last night of the violinist, will appear with the Repertory in performance tonight at a.m. to 5 p.m. For more information, 8 in the Austin Arts Center at the caU 643-8053. from 9 a.m. to noon. ManchMiar Evaning Harall the man’s lasting credit, Little Theatre of Manchester’s per­ Manchester Civic Orchestra Sunday let it be recorded that he’s formance of “Company” with music college. (527-8062) CIRCULATION HOURS at 4 p.m. in the Vernon Center Middle Mon. > FrI. never, in our presence, and lyrics by Stephen Sondheim. It • The Gallery Dancers will present 8:M to 6:00 SHOPsiniiiMiriuiD School, 777 Hartford ’Turnpike, Ver­ been irritable, irksome or will be presented in East Catholic non. He will appear with the an evening of English country dance ( Theater Schedule o c u v E n r d e a o u n e Friday at 7:30 p.m. at Foot Prints, 6:30 p.m. downright annoying — and High School at 8:30 p.m. Tickets at orchestra in Tchaikovsky’s Violin SAT. the door. 466 M ^ St., Manchester. Classes for is the unwelcome habit of Concerto and Bartok’s Concert for Saturday 7:00 - 10:00 a.m. far too many folks in • Robert Moberly leads the cast in high school students and adults are DEUVERY DEADUNE Orchestra. The orchestra will be 7:30 ' “show biz” and out of the Hartford Stage Company’s held every second and fourth Friday UA Theater 1 — “Midnight directed by Dr. Jack Heller. (872- Manchester Drive-In — Vernon Cine 1 — “Foul Suggested “show biz” who can newest show, “Boy Meets Girl,” of the month. Live music will accom­ "Asylum,” 7:00; “Beyond the Play,” 2:00-7:20-9:30 Express,” 2:004:30-7:00-9:15 7823) f Payablo In Advanoo overwhelm a listener with which is on stage now through D ^. pany the dancing. For further infor­ Vernon Cine 2 — “Heaven UA Theater 2 — ‘‘Animal Door,” 8:30; "The Hills Have Jfhglocopy...... their utter lack of modesty 23. (527-5151) mation, call Frank Van Cleef at 649- Eyes,” 10:20 Can Wait,” 2:15-7:10-9:10 House,” 2:154:45-7:30-9:45 Weekly...... 90€ Musical Events 9208. UA Theater 3 — “The Wild One month...... $3.90 and manners in seeking to • “Emigres,” a modem comedy by UA Theater 1 — “Midnight Three months ...... $11.70 SUNDAY, contemporary Polish author • Several high school string Express," 2:004:30-7:00-9:15; Sunday Geese,” 2:004:30-7:00-9:30 Six months...... $23.40 evoke a personalized im­ Exciting ‘4-Days Only’ ‘Tommy,” 12:00 Midnight Vernon Cine 1 - “Foul One yeer...... $46.60 age. Slawomir Mrozek is playing in the musicians from South Windsor are Art Events Manchester Drive-In — Mail Rates Upon Reqiieat Circular Sale Starts Sunday I UA Theater 2 - “Animal Play,” 2:004:15-7:20-9:30 As chief honcho of what •Saturday, 9 AM to 9:30 PM Studio ’Theater of the Fine Arts participating this weekend _in a “Asylum,” 6:30; “Beyond the Subscribers who fall to receive • A unique collection of 500 small- House,” 2;15-4;45-7:309:45- Vernon Cine 2 — “Heaven their newspaper before 5:30 p.m. was, for manny years, the Pick up your copy Center at University of Connecticut chamber music study and perfor­ Door,” 8:00; “ITie Hills Have scale works of art by contemporary 11:45 Can Wait,” 1:30-3:30-5:20- should tel^hone the circulation night club for many miles mance program at University of Eyes,” 9:45 dsipartment. 647-9946. at your nearest in Storrs tonight at 8:15 and Sunday artists will be displayed in the up­ UA Theater 3 - “The Wild 7:10-9:10 at 2 p.m. (429-2912) Connecticut under the coaching of around, Paul DeLeo •Sunday, 11 AM to 5 PM Caldor store. coming MATRIX exhibition of Geese.” 2:00-4:30-7:00-9:30 booked what was, for the • Tony Award-winning “Dracula” members of the New England String Herbert Distel’s Museum of Drawers Hartford area, top- begins its national tour at the Quartet. Tliey are among 36 high at the Wadsworth Atheneum in Hart­ American Shakespeare Theatre in school string musicians from The Little Theatre “name” talent. Sure, he ford. TTie show opens Friday and will of Manchester, Inc. had people who had Been •Toot Toot Engine Stratford Nov. 27 starring Jean throughout the northeastern states. Boys’ Pile^.ined From Timothy Edwards Middle remain open in (he museum’s Avery presents There, so to speak—Bobby by Fisher Price LeClerc repeating the role as the Court through Dec. 17. Traditional Shady Glen Favorites Leather-Look Jackets romantic count from Transylvania. School are Robert Conde, Amy Breen, many light years • Tile Capitol Blast Arts Elxchange for your Holiday Entertaining away from Hollywood Fascinating ’chug-chug’ sounds and ’The performance mns through Dec. Champagne, Larry Kean and Adam piston-rod action that makes the little ^ 7 3 OFF 2. (375-5000) Murray. The weekend will culminate and Manchester Community College palmy days, now crooning engine gol Age 1-3. •K M fU k flT R«8.15J9 Our Regular Prices • “I Sent A Letter To My Love,by in a free public performance by the are co-sponsoring an exhibition of the mellower. And if a sculpture of Coventry’s David Hayes Pumpkin Ice Cream reader’s around the 50-age Warm leather-look jackets have Each Bernice Rubens, receives its world student quartets Sunday at 3:30 p.m. You’ll savour the distinctive flavor of real pumpkin in this delicious Select ^ o u p of premiere Nov. 24 through Dec. 24 at in Von der Mehden concert hall at the Sunday through January 1979 on the market, a reader’s going to snap front, thick pile lining, Our Rag. 3.39 and 3.49 university. outdoor Bidwell Street campus of the A Musical Comedy ice cream with a blend of all the spices that go into old fashioned remember the Bobby furry collar. Sizes 8-18. Wicker Accessories the Long Wharf ’Theatre, New Haven. pumpkin pie custard. (787-4282) • Connecticut Public Radio Station college. Browsers are invited. Breen era. But he also had •Mechanic’s Bench Examples: • Four photographers — George • The Mark Twain Masquers are WPBH (90.5 FM) will present , the and Lyncs by people who were Going Genuine Wrangler by Child Guidance • Wicker Trunk or Hamper ■ presenting ‘"Twigs” in the Roberts first in a series of concerts by the Blakely, Elaine O’Neil, James Stone Mince Ice Cream There — headed for and Joseph Szabo, are presenting a Stephen Sondheim Like mince pie? You'll just love this delightful ice cream with just superstardom. Jeans for Boys Hours of diversion I Comes with 6 Our R(g. 29.09...... 1 9 . 7 6 TTieatre, West Hartford, Nov. 24 Chamber Orchestra of New England the right bint of flavorful mince. bolts and 6 wrenches. Find the right through Dec. 2. “Twigs” is by Thursday at 7:30 p.m. joint exhibition at the University of It must be noted, certain­ •Wicker Nymph Chair Connecticut’s Jorgensen Auditorium Boohby ly, that in the peak time George Furth, author of “Company. ” • The second workshop. Percus­ 8.99 to 9.49 0urR(g.34.9S...... 2 4 . 4 6 (247-9625) sion Workshop, in the Young People’s Gallery, Storrs, now through Dec. 8. George Furth Cranberry Sherbert and the tuneful tempo of A light and refreshing dessert to follow a hearty meal. Wonderful Heavy 11 Vi oz. navy denim Pick up a decorative wicker accent • The Marlborough Tavern Music Series will be held today at 2 • “Expressions: Art by Connec­ East Hartford’s Old Town Putt Putt Race Set by Mattel ticut’s Handicapped Children” will by itself or served in a fruit cup. 5-pocket styling. Machine piece at a 30 % saving! Large selection Playhouse Dinner-Theater is presen­ p.m. at Foot Prints, 466 Main St., ProOjc«dOno«a»yonBnaO»avbv Hall Inn, the nationally- of chairs, fables, baskets, trunks, more. be the next exhibition at the recognized downtown washable. 10-16 Regular, ting “’The Owl and The Pussycat” Manchester. This workshop will HaroldPrince Slim and Husky. Not tvoty (tylo In ovtry (ton. Wadsworth Atheneum’s Lions Egg Nog Reg. Thursday through Sunday throughout feature Bob Gatzen and Gene Bozzi Hartford State Theatre Not (vwy ( In bi tvwy tiora. ^ 1 9 .6 4 Our 12.99 Gallery of the Senses, Hartford. It Another annual traditional favorite isourrich, creamy eggnog. It’s was still very much Thrilling set includes overpass, start- November in Marlborough. (295- of Creative Music in Wethersfield Friday and Saturday 9877) with the Baschet Sound Sculptures. runs from Nov. 28 through Jan. 7, simply delicious. Add your favorite liquor for a delightful party flourishing — one of the gate, 2 drivers, TV camera, gas can, 1979. Tile works represent the ar­ November 10411,174 18,1978 drink. Available in quarts. Girls’ Annie Hall signal and fire extinguisher. Ages 2 to 7. Thermos® School Lunch Kits • At the Camelot Dinner TTieater in The workshop will be a 8:30 p.m. giants (4200 seats) of Higganum, “Guys and Dolls” is demonstration/ps^icipation tistic activity of students from Tuxedo-Style or Large assortment of colorful designs, each Newington Children’s Hospital, the East Cathollo High School • Timer T raveler by Mego, Our R#g. i.89...... 99* with unbreakable Thermos bottle. Our Reg. 4.39 ... i billed now through Dec. 3. (563-8376) workshop gearwi to a young audience MCC Offers Vested Blouses • Paul Lipson stars as Tevye in though anyone may attend. (643-8953) American School for the Deaf, All seats S4 “ Fiddler on The Roof” at the • TTie Preservation Hall Jazz Band Mystic Oral School, and many other Students 4 Senior Citizens $2.50 Two Courses schools and programs throughout the Shafty’GSen Coachligbt Dinner Theatre in East of New Orleans returns to Jorgensen Tickets at door Of call 647-9286 PRESTO Wee Cookerle state. •' dairy STORES MANCHESTER - Non­ Windsor now through D «. 3. (522 Auditorium at University of Connec­ credit courses in advanced Charming 2-plece looks. Vest- 3-Course-Cooker 1266 or 623-8227) ticut in Storrs tonight at 8:15. (486- The holiday season begins the day Made possible by a grant On Route 6 in Manchester medical terminology and over blouse or tuxedo style Our Regular Price 4226) after Tlianksgiving at the Atheneum knits with bow tie. Sizes 7-14. andattbeParkade. unidentified flying objects from United Technologies 3 1 . 6 6 Our Orig.* 44.99 are being o'ffered this Cooks a SKtourse dinner for two In 3000 month by the Community Misses’ and Juniors’ mlnutesi Accurate Control-Master Extended Outlook Services Division of BOSTON (UPI) — Extended outlook for Monday thru Fashion.Denim Jeans heat. Easy-clean non-stick surface Wednesday: Manchester Community inside and out. #PE3 College. Mass., R.I. & Conn.: Generally fair and unseasonably In “ Medical Ter­ 5.63 cool through the period. High temperatures in the upper minology II,” a continua­ •Prssto Wat Fry Skillet • Prsslo Wat Bakarit Ovtn 30s to mid 40s with nighttime lows in the 20s to low 30s. Prewashed navy denim with I tion of the introductory •WFS1 •WB1 Maine & N.H.: Fair and cool through the period^ stylish belt loops, pockets, OurOrlg.‘ 22J9 MNnUNOMO------viS:i \ J OCNWwa course that was offered trimmings. Sizes 5/6-15/16. •InKtmwIliW irwrlidowra hivu b#«n IUk c i. Daytime highs averaging in the lower 20s north to the earlier this semester, mid 30s south. Overnight lows 5 to 15. L0CAM0CL18 \,L TURNPIKE TV I APPLIANCE emphasis will be given to Men’s Nylon Vermont; Partly cloudy and cold through the period. building an extensive •Coigsts Toothpaste 7 9 $ Daytime highs in the upper 20s and 30s. Overnight lows SYLVESTER Snorkel Jackets 5 OZ., Our Rug. 1.03...... ■ b Dowgard Antifreeze-Gallon lIMPflATUIISyyil 15-25. medical vocabulary. This - - MHO STALLONE A GetGet readyread now MEWOflLfAW \ • ! course is intended lor per­ • Schick Suptrll in r V sons who have taken an in­ 2 forfor winterwinte r— lioeND — ■jH New England Weather CASH & CARRY Razor Blaoss Q Q $ driving. Mass & R.I.: Chance of morning showers today then PARADISE troductory course in the Pkg. of 6, Our Rtg. 1.31...... W W clearing and turning cooler with diminishing winds in the subject. ’Ihe first meeting 0 2 3 •fowfiit ^ now afternoon. High temperatures in the mid 50s to low 60s. ALLEYS of the class will be devoted • Right Quard _ _ • Caldor WIndshiald U^IW tAIM fR rOTOCASI €) Partly cloudy and cooler Saturday night and Sunday. to a test and review of the Spray Oaodorant Q Q 4 WuharAnllfittza For period ending 7 p.m. EST 11/18/78. During Saturday SALE 0(1., Our Rtg. OSc...... Overnight lows in the 30s. H i ^ Sunday 50 to 55. students’ knowledge of rain will fall in the area of the Pacific Northwest, while snow Maine: Today, rain ending with clearing over the south Patr^tniRiM i'll nwrs Save twice on Hotpoint appllancee, our low low pricee plus an medical terms. Classes •FlrMl NttNon-Aarosol , _ ^ will be expected in the northern Rockies and the western later in the day. High in the 50s. Tonight, scattered will begin Nov. 30 and will •CaldorGat Lint portions of the Dakotas. Gear to partly cloudy elsewhere. additional aavlnga It you pick up your purchase. Bring a van, Anilfrttzt flurries north otherwise mostly clear. Low in the mid 20s continue on Thursdays 8oi.,OurR(e.1.S7...... I Our Rug. 37c E(...... * t lo r ' nortHto lower 30s south. Mostly sunny Sunday. High in borrow a truck and aava twice at Turnpike TV and Appliance. from 7 to 9:30 p.m. for the 40s. three more weeks. Connecticut Weather N.H.: Rain early today. Clearing later in the day. Students in “ UFO •20-Gal. Galvanized _ _ _ dunce of morning showers today, then clearing and Temperatures rising into the 40s and' into the 50s. Mostly PandvwMNi* I Phenomena” will explore clear tonight. Low in the mid 20s north to lower 30s south. Steal Trash Can K A A turning cooler with diminishing winds in the afternoon. the subject through Our Reg. 7.99...... Highs in the uppers______50s to low______60s. Partly^ ____cloudy^ and cool Mostly sunny Sunday. High in the 40s. readings, films and dis­ cussions in the classroom. Finest galvanized steel with tapered, tonight and Sunday. Lows tonight 30 to 35. Highs Sundays Vermont: Today, considerable clouds chance of corrugated sides, handles. near 50. Chance of rain 50 percent today, 20 percent' showers followed by partial clearing south. Windy and Several lecturers Iron tonight. Winds westerly and diminishing this afternoon High in the 50s to around 60. Variable clouds toni^t NICAP, the National •22-Gal. Loma ^ ^ and tonight. and Sunday. Chance of a few showers or flurries north. Investigating Committee Plastic Trash Can A 7 f t Colder. Low in the 30s. High Sunday in the 30s and 40s. on Aerial Phenomena, will Our Rag. 5.99...... H t f O visit the class. Classes will Dent-proof, durable plastic Is light LAURENCE begin Nov. 30, and will con­ weight. Locking metal handles. ELASTIC tinue on Thursdays from OLIVIER 7:20 to 9:50 p.m. for three STOCKINGS ■ -■#■ more weeks. Kordite Household & Trash Bags, Yqur Choice.. 9 9 ^ Pkg. WHEELCHAIRS DMIGI Bookmobile^ illantifeBter* Schedule I HOmiOR COMBO Clftuit ( OF A U TIMES Next week’s schedule for C^rdieatni the Manchester Public miEHIIIS . AVTONAIK WASHER Library Bookmobile: lU V E E Y E r wM Or. Jock HoNor, CooSMcter cash 4 carry price from Monday 10:30 —Case Drive. ■EYOMITHID006A Noon —Biuefieid Drive. | SHNlay,lloveMbwl9,ms 2:10 —Park Chestnut -M V L U ir 4:00 PJL SELF CLEANING Apartments. VtnwiCMitwMiddbSclMl 2:50-High Street. ELECTRIC RANGES 3:30 —Trebbe Drive. cash & carry price fr:: :) *339 4:10 —Fountain Village Apartments. VKHIN SOLOIST (Regular Electric Ranges C/C from S239 Tuesday SficobuBanfcinni 10:30 —Lincoln Center. 11:40 —Ivy Manor VKHM CONCatrO m 0 ■ Tchattovsky Apartments. CUTIES ORVERS 1:30—Ashland Street. m:=im CONCERTO KM OKHfSTRA - lorMk 2:10 -Mather Street. t o c c a t a -F r M c o M d l 2:50 —Carpenter Road. DO^UTIONII 3:30 —Griston Road East SMOtOnZMI.) nUOMANO Ilf 4:10-Woodstock Drive. em om r MMTS •AMCAI 27S W. MIOME TKE Wednesday AorOdbO •/ CASH M A N c m ra 10:00 —Crettfleld Convaies- ’ •m takinl0Mmm Mon.-WMLM cent Home. (M quiM iO 3 :l0—Sycamore Lane. IPNICIMAIIY, Thin, 8 4 2:50 -Bruce Road. PLEASE CALLTHEAmE O ILiV IIIY PH.M R M SCREEN TIE S ;;lXT to 3:30-Nike Circle. IXTRA O a tM 4:10-West and North Fair- Held streets. V ' PAGE FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Sat., Nov. 18. 1978

Wednesday ministration Building, Park Street. ^MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Sat., Nov. 18, 1978 — PAGE FIVE Community Calondar Half-day session for schools. Town Council, 7:30 p.m.. Memorial Building, Park Place. I About Town Baha^is To Discuss Board of Education Personnel Minister to Speak Eyeglasses 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., church parish Policies Committee, 7:30 p.m.. Issues of the Dav Andover center. Square Dance Club, 7:30 p.m., Pitkin Prescriptions Filled Coventry School, Hills Street. Vernon School Administration Building, Today Women’s Auxiliary of the Bolton On Gypsy Missions All residents of Mayfair MANCHESTER - will be provided by the Lowest Prices Monday Tuesday Today Park Street. Garden are invited to par­ “Dare To Be Different," a Andover Congregational Church Volunteer Fire Department bake group “WellSpring," ARTHUR DRUG Town Council meeting, 8 p.m.. Tuesday ticipate in a kitchen social program dealing with Hartford1 <• Manchester Christmas fair, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., sale, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., Allen’s Board of Welfare, 10 to 11 a.m., Arts Commission program, 1:30 For more information, Tflwn Hall. Town Hall council chambers. Board of Directors of Suburban Monday at 1:30 p.m. in various issues of today, church. Market, Coventry. p.m.. Middle School, Route 30. call 643-0470. Town Council, 7:30 p.m., Town Concert of secular and sacred Women’s Gub, 7:30 p.m., 70 Valley The Rev. Patrick 0. McLane of Cronin Hall, will take place Sunday Monday Thursday Division of Home Missions of the from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Sunday Hall. music, 7:30 p.m., sanctuary of Union Falls Road. Schaumburg, III., will discuss the Assemblies of God to reach the more Andover Congregational Church Town clerk, tax collector, Thanksgiving Day football game Assemblies of God ministry to Gypsy The Emanuel Lutheran Manchester Community assessor, 7 to 9 p.m.. Community Capt. Nathan Hale School PTO between Penney and ^ Congregational Church. Wednesday half million Gypsies in special congregational meeting, meeting with principal Mahoney, people Sunday at the 6:30 p.m. ser­ the United States. Church basketball team College. The program is Hall. East Hartford High, 10:30 a.m., Monday Thanksgiving Eve Service, 7 p.m.. will have an organizational sponsored by the local after worship service. 7:30 p.m., school library. Union Congregational Church. vice at Calvary Church, 647 E. Mid­ Before his national appointment, no Friends of the Library, 8 p.m., Penney High School. Board of Education Transportation dle Tpke. He will also show the color meeting Monday at 6:15 Baha’i Commqpity. Monday Bentley Memorial Library. Tuesday Committee, 1:30 p.m., School Ad­ e ministered to the Gypsy people in film “10,000 Gypsies” The public is p.m. in Luther Hall of the Town clerk, 6 to 8 p.m., Town Of­ Board of Finance, 7:30 p.m., Com­ Zoning Board of Appeals, 7:30 he greater New York City area for bone Hebron invited. church. Sunday’s program will fice Building. munity Hall. p.m.. Town Hall. responsible for deal with the “most Tax collector, assessor, 7 to 9 p.m., The guest speaker is an appointed coordinating the first national Gypsy Tuesday Businessmen’s Association, 8 p.m., Monday field representative for the National convention in 1977, ^ The Sunset Council, challenging issues" of sex, abou Town Office Building. Town Hall. Town Committees Degree of Pocohontas will drugs, and alcohol and how Grange 76, 8 p.m.. Town Hall. Bolton Extension Group, 10 a.m.. Water Pollution Control Authority Community Hall. Wednesday workshop, 6 to 11 p.m.. Town Office meet Monday at 7 p.m. at to face these issues it! Tuesday Board of Selectmen, 7:30 p.m.. Cemetery Commission, 7:30 p.m.. Building. the Zipser Club. through the Baha'i faith, Andover Congregational Church Community Hall. Town Hall. Town Sanitarian, 6 to 9 p.m.. Town Headed by Women setting priorities and t h e y a r e church council, 7;30 p.m., church. Bolton Woman's Club workshop, Lions Club, 8 p.m., UConn Alumni Office Building. Concordia Lutheran making choices. Wednesday 7:30 p.m., Herrick Memorial Park. Center. Regional District 8 Board of COVENTRY — For the first time The Republicans elected former Church will have its annual t h e r e congregational dinner and School Building Committee, 8 p.m., Wednesday Rotary Club, 7 p.m.. Grange Hall. Education, 7:30 p.m., library at in the town’s history, Coventry will Town Council chairman Jesse Unitarians To Hear Dancers The program will include w h e n y o u Brainard as vice-chairperson to fill meeting Sunday in Kaiser Andover Elementary School. Senior citizens, 1 p.m.. Community Young People’s AA, 8 p.m., St. Rham. have women heading both the workshops, small group Mary’s Church. the position Mrs. Falana vacated. Hall of the church. Dinner n e e d t h e m Andover Elementary School closes Hall. Tuesday Republican and Democratic town MANCHESTER — The Unitarian discussions and rap Board of Welfare, 7:30 p.m. to 8:30 committees. The new chairwoman said one of her minister for 25 years and a social will be served at noon, and for Thanksgiving recess. Bolton Ecumenical Council Democratic Town Committee, 8 Universalist Society: East will host sessions. Entertainment p.m. This week the Republicans elected first goals will be to draft a state­ worker for 10, is engaged in a project Rev, Palriek O , Mol>ane the meeting will begin at 1 24 hour emergency Thanksgiving service, 7:30 p.m., un­ p.m.. Town Office Building. Frank and Joy Van Cleef at its Thursday Roberta Falana as their chairperson. ment of purpose to go into the local for the Sonneck Society, “ The p.m. oil burner and Thanksgiving, ail town offices, An­ ited Methodist Church. Wednesday meeting Sunday at 11 a.m. at the National Tune Index," The index is She was formerly vice-chairperson party bylaws. Community Y, 78 N. Main St. Their delivery service! dover Public Library and Andover Thursday East Hartford Public Health Nurses, 1:30 to 3:30 computerizing all United States Mrs. Polly Heard will under David ■ Knight, who topic: “To Dance Is to Live.’’ President Disposal Area closed. Bolton High School and Bolton Monday p.m.. Town Office Building. music before 1800. serve as hostess Sunday resigned last month because of his Mrs. Falana appointed Nancy The Van CTeefs are members of the CARD GALLERY Elementary Center School closes for marriage and his move to Ellington. Music for Sunday’s program will from 2 to 5 p.m, at Lutz 6 4 3 - 5 ^ 3 5 Board of Education workshop on Moore to head publicity for the town Country Dance and Song Society of MANCHESTER - Mrs. Walter STORES Friday Thanksgiving recess. electives, 7:30 p.m. Knight also resigned from the be provided by the society’s Weir of 170 Wells St. has been elected Junior Museum, which is South Windsor committee. The group has been America and have taught square and Recorder Consort. There will be time open to the public free of Town Office Building closed. Community Hall, Bentley Penney High School. Zoning Board of Appeals, on which he without a public relations person president of the Army-Navy country dancing for the past 25 years. for coffee and discussion. Sunday charge. Memorial Library, Andover Disposal Thanksgiving celebration, 10:30 Monday has served several terms. Mrs. since Ruth Smith resigned last year. Auxiliary. She succeeds Mrs. Nor­ OPEN SUNDAY Area closed. Falana was an unsuccessful can­ They are conducting dances at the School and nursery care are a.m., Burnside Town Council, 8 p.m.. Town Hall. Mrs. Moore was coordinator for Footprints Gallery. man Kloter. San Francisco / m o r ia i ffHERS/ Bolton didate for that board last year. available. Friday Nursery School, 16 Church St. (also Ronald Sarasin in his unsuccessful Frank Van Cleef. a Congregational Other officers elected are Mrs. M o b il Tuesday The Democratic Town Committee San Francisco was Manchester 12 to 5 h e a tin g Today Community Hall closed. on Tuesday at same time) bid for the governorship earlier this Clinton Jerome, vice president; Mrs. founded as the pueblo of Round dance workshop. Circle 8 South Windsor night at Hartford is headed by Ruth Benoit, the town’s Arlene Robinson, secretary; Mrs. Verba Buena in 1834. The o il St. Maurice Church Christmas fair, Arena, 7 to 8:15 p.m.. Route 5. month. Previously she had worked L Hartford 10 to 5 assistant town clerk. She replaced for former Congressman Robert Timothy Rowan, treasurer, and Mrs. San Francisco Bay area was ‘warming friends for over 40 years’ Richard Cromie when he resigned Steele when he sought the state’s top Louis Vince, chaplain. visited in 1769 by Spanish Sgt. Jose Ortega. Vernon 10 to 5 315 Center Street, Manchester, Ct. 'ast year. post four years ago. MERRY CHRISTMA

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r - i- # N Howard Johnson^s ^ Thanksgiving is traditionally ^ special under the orange roof. Miss ^ Watkins Manchester is enjoying turkey (Jy “and all the trimmings’’ you and ^ Be sure and find that special gift for your family can, too, this ^ that someone special at Watkins Fur­ Thursday. In fact, Paul Ford and ^ niture this holiday season. Maura McGerg is getting her Christmas shopping done his staff invite you to drop in p early this year and Watkins Furniture is anytime for a reasonably priced p number one on her list. meal everyone will enjoy during p your hectic holiday season, p Howard Johnson’s in Manchester is p at 394 Tolland Turnpike. The p traditionally special Thanksgiving p V menu will be published in Tuesday’s Herald, so make your plans to celebrate the holiday at Pumpernickel Pub Howard Johnson’s. Miss Manchester and Manager Len Anderson of the Pumpernickel Pub LaBonne Travel are relaxing during the Pub’s famous Happy Hour in the Blarney Room. Between 3 and 7 every afternoon every other drink at the Pub is only five Gayle Trabitz of LaBonne Travel suggests to Miss Manchester (left) cents. Take life easy at the Pumpernickel Pub for lunch, dinner, or enter­ the perfect Christmas present, a special Kenya safari adventure in tainment in the evenings. Appearing tonight at the Pumpernickel Pub, Africa, departing February 3, 1979. A slide presentation will be given on Oakland • Commons, Oakland Street, Manchester, is the New Folk December 10 in the evening at the Education Community Center. 645 Revival. Birch Mountain Road, Manchester. Everyone is invited. For complete information call 647-9949 or visit LaBonne Travel at 67 East Center St., Manchester.

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' Artistic Hair Designs^ Inc, Arlene Marvonek (^rra) of Artistic Hair Designs demonstrates to Miss Manchester hair brushing techniques. Artistic Hair Designs has gift certificates, natural woman cosmetics and full service hair design for men and women. Make an appointment today for this year’s holiday season cut “The Metro Look.’’ Call 646-0863 or visit us at 341 Broad Street, Suite Al, Manchester. PAGE SIX— MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn.. Sat.. Nov. 18. 1978 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Sat.. Nov. 18. 1976 — PAGE SEVEN AREA CHURCHES LOCAL CHURCHES iianrlipHtrr Etiputmj HrralJi Letters to the Editor Manchester - A City of Village Charm COVENTRY PRESBYTERIAN FAITH LUTHERAN CHURCH GOSPEL HALL, Center St. CHURCH, Nathan Hale School Road. HOCKANUM UNITED METH- (LUTHERAN CHURCH IN ODIST CHURCH, 178 Main St., East 10 a.m.. Breaking bread; 11:45 a.m., of non-perishable food, infant care SOUTH UNITED METHODIST Founded Ocl. 1, 1881 Route 31. Rev. Dr. Richard W. Gray, AMERICA), 1120 Silver lane. East Hart­ provided, Christian education for pre­ pastor. Hartford. Rev. Lawrence S. Staples Sunday School; 7 p.m., G o ^ l meeting. CHURCH, 1228 Main St. Rev. George W. ford. Rev. Paul E. Henry Jr., pastor. pastor. school through Grade 12; 11 a.m.. Webb, Rev. Laurence M. Hill, Rev. Published by the Manchester Publishing Co., Herald Square, 9:30 a.m., Worship; 11 a.m., Sunday FULL GOSPEL INTERDENOMI­ Alcoholism Questions Raised 9:30 a.m., Sunday Church School; 11 10 a.m., Woi^ship Service, Nursery NATIONAL CHURCH, 745 Main St.Rev. Fellowship Hour in the Hall; 6 p.m.. Bruce A Pehrson, pastors. Manchester, Conn. 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711. School; 7:30 p.m., Bible Study at par­ a.m.,Church Service, Nursery provided available. Philip Saunders, minister. Junior Pilgrim Fellowship; 7 p.m.. sonage on Cornwall Dr. 7:45 a.m., Christian Living — Man’s To the editor: “Dealing with problems caused by ST. PETER’S EPISCOPAL *■ 10:30 a.m.. Praise, Worship Service Senior Pilgrim Fellowship. Study and ^ayer Group; 8 a.m.. Holy Memser, Audil Bureau of Crculalion MemDer. Un.ied Press Irriernal.orral one-half of all fatal house fires. teenagers. FIRST ASSEMBLIES OF GOD, 763 SECOND CONGREGATIONAL Manchester has changed, after Route 85, Hebron, Rev. CHURCH, United Church of Christ, and Bible study for all ages; 7 p.m.. CALVARY CHURCH, Aucmblles of Communion; 9 and 10:45 a.m.. Worship drinking costs the government, you, “Alcohol related economic loss Oak St., East Hartford. Rev. Rlph F. God, 647 E. Middle ’Turnpike. Rev. CustOrtw Service - 647-9M6 .. Sunday sale of liquor was defeated The best piece of literature I have William Parsing, rector. Route 44-A, Coventry. Rev. Robert K. Deliverance Service. Services; Pastor Hill preaching, sermon: Ravmnnrr p Rr,hin.„„ a u Harold E. Turklnfllon, E«ecullve Editor billions of dollars annually. One way Jelley, pastor. Raymond F. Roblnion. Edllor-Publleher Frank A. Burbank, Manaelng Editor exceeds 640 million annually. seen to help young people in making 10 a.m., W or^p Service. Bechtold, pastor. FAITH BAPTIST CHURCH, Orange Kenneth Gustafson, pastor; Karl A. “’Thanks for What?” Reception of new five times, the people have spoken to reduce taxes is to curb alcoholism. 10 a.m.. Church School; 11 a.m., Gustafson, assistant to the pastor. “Every year $13 billion worth of decisions about drinking is published 11 a.m.. Service of Worship; 9:30 a.m.. Hall 2 E. Center St. Rev. James Iliasov, members; 9 a.m.. Church School 3- and 4- and alcoholic drinks will be served on Prevention would be much less cost­ Moning Worship; 7 p.m.. Evening Ser­ pastor. 9:30 a.m., Sunday School classes for property damage is caused by by Preferred Risk Insurance Com­ vice. Church School for all; 10:30 a.m.. Coffee year old Nursery through Junior High, Sundays. ly. “It is estimated the Alcoholism and Fellowship; 7 p.m.. Senior Pilgrim 9:30 a.m., Sunday School; 10:30 a.m.. adults and chUdren; 10:30 a.m.. Service Adult Bible Class, crib nursery; 10:45 drinking drivers alone, then there are pany. UNITED CONGREGATIONAL of Worship, message by the pastor; 4:30 Let us review the history of rate in the United States has hit FIRST CONGREGATIONAL Fellowship. Worship Service; 7 p.m.. Evening Ser­ a.m.. Senior High Class; Child care Thought, health, care costs, lost productivity It is titled, “Honest Answers to CHURCH, UNITED CHURCH OF vice. p.m., Spanish Sendee led by R ^ o n beverage alcohol as presented by the eleven million. One in ten drinkers is CHURCH, 87 Main St. (comer of Conn. OUR SAVIOR LUTHERAN available in the nursery; 7:30 p.m.. An­ of workers, welfare costs and many Questions Teenagers Ask About CHRIST, Tolland. Rev. Donald G. Blvd.), East Hartford. Rev. William E. Alfonso; 6:30 p.m.. Evening Service, the American Council on Alcohol Miller, minister. CHURCH, 239 Graham Road, South CHURCH OF THE ASSSUMPTION, nual Community ’Thanksgiving Service. alcoholic according to projections other forms of economic loss.” Flynn, minister. Rev. Carl T. Holt, Windsor. Rev. Ronald A. Erbe, pastor. Adams Street at ’Thompson Road. Rev. Rev. Patrick 0. McLane, Assemblies of CEN.TER CONGREGATIONAL problems. Drinking.” It is not preachy or 9:30 and 11 a.m.. Worship Service and Hie world is facing a crisis as to fulfill your call. You have all of the based o n ^ most recent Gallup Poll. One of the most tragic mistakes associate minister. ’ 9 and 10:15 a.m.. Worship Services* Edward S. Pepin, pastor. God missionary to the Gypsies, will CHURCH, United Church of Chrid, 11 moralistic, it just answers questions Church School; 7 to 8:30 p.m.. Pilgrim “ Alcoholism is the third leading 10 a.m.. Worship Service, Church 9:15 a m.. Adult Bible aass. Saturday Masses at 5 and 7:30 p.m.;’ speak and show the film, "10,000 Gyp­ Center St. Rev. Newell H. Curtis pastor; never before. Gas and oil shortages potential you need to serve God made by our legislatiors was in a very honest way. Fellowship. sies.” cause of death, following heart dis­ “Alcohol is now known to cause School, child care; 11 a.m.. Coffee Hour; Sunday Masses at 7:30, 9, 10:30 and 11:45 Rev. Dr. Clifford 0. Simpson, pastor are symptoms of the energy crisis. effectively. lowering the drinking age from 21 to Don’t You Care? ST. MATTHEW’S CHURCH, Tolland 6 p.m.. Youth Choir; 7 p.m.. Pilgrim ROCKVILLE UNITED a.m. TRINITY COVENANT CHURCH, 302 emeritus. Prices for food and material are es­ ease and cancer. birth defects. It is a factor in one- Rev. Francis J. O’Keefe, pastor. You have God’s Word, God’s 18. This has resulted in serious I do. Youth Fellowship, Junior High Youth METHODIST CHURCH, 142 Grove St. CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF Hackmatack St. Rev. Norman E. 8:45 a.m.. First Hour, Woodruff HaU; “Alcohol damages the liver, third of all suicides, one-half of all Saturday Masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sun­ calating. ’The life style of the average power, God’s character and God’s problems among High school Fellowship. Rev. Richard E. ’Thompson, pastor. LATTER-DAY SAINTS, Woodside Swensen, pastor; Milton Nilson, assistant 10 a.m.. Worship Service, the Rev. Mr. kidneys, heart and central nervous traffic fatalities, in one-half of all ad­ Helen M. Giles, day Masses at 8:30, 10:30 and 11:45 a m. 10:45 a.m.. Worship & n’ice. to the pastor. American could be changed gifts. Recognize His Word, the Bible, students as well as a marked in­ CHURCH OF ST. MAURICE, 32 Street & Hilistown Road. Wendel K. Curtis preaching. Sacrament of Baptism, system. mission to mental institutions and MESSIAH EVANGELICAL Hebron Road, Bolton. Rev. Robert W. AVERY STREET CHRISTIAN Walton, bishop. 8:15 and 10:50 a.m.. Worship Services Church School; 11:15 a.m.. New Member drastically within this decade. and study it. Power comes from the crease in early death among 45B Sycamore Lane LUTHERAN CHURCH, (Wisconsin Cronin, pastor. REFORMED CHURCH, South Windsor. 8:30 a.m.. Priesthood; 9:30 a.m.. with Dr. William Buelher of Barrington But this energy crisis is mild com­ Spirit of God whom you received Synod), 300 Buckland Rd., South Windsor. Conversation in the Federation Room, Saturday vigil Mass at 5 p.m.; Sunday Rev. Bert VanAntwerpen, pastor. Seminary; 10:30 a.m., Sunday School; 5 College as guest speaker. Stewardship Coffee Shoppe, Woodruff HaU. pared to the energy crisis in the life when you invited Jesus to become 9 a.m., Sunday School; 10 a.m., worship Masses at 7:30, 9:15 and 11 a.m. 9:45~a.m., Sunday &hooI from age 4 p.m.. Sacrament Service. Sunday, Nursery for pre-school children; Service. ZION EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN of man. He is powerless to function your Savior. Thanks Him for power Lee Roderick through adult; 11 a.m. and 7 p.m.. SALVATION ARMY, 661 Main St. 9:30 a.m., Sunday Bible School classes CRYSTAL LAKE COMMU.MTIY CHURCH, (Missouri Synod), Cooper at peak efficiency. His home is and live expectantly. Worship Service, Nursery available at Capt. and Mrs. Arthur Carlson, corps of­ for all ages, three through adult. Nursery and High struts. Rev. Carles W. Kuhl, UNITED METHODIST CHURCH, both services. ficers. for infants; 6:30 p.m.. Evening Service brewing up. His environment is Ellington. ST. JOHN’S EPISCOPAL CHURCH, pastor. Route 30, Vernon. Rev. Robert H. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 9:30 a.m., Sunday School; 10:45 a.m.. with Dr. William as guest speaker. being polluted. His political world is 10:15 a.m.. Coffee hour; 11 a.m, 9 a.m.. Family Worship foUowed by You are also equipped with God’s Wellner, rector. (United Presbyterian USA), 136 Capitol Holiness Meeting; 6 p.m., Open-Air CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE, 236 Coffee Hours; 10:15 a.m., Sunday School in constant chaos. His personal life is Republican Party Still Survives Worship Service, Sunday School. 8 a.m.. Holy Communion; 10 a.m., Ave., Hartford. Meeting; 7 p.m., SalvaUon Meeting. Main St. Rev. Neale McLain, senior character. The world has plenty of RELIGIOUS SOCIETY OF and YouUi Forum; 10:15 to 11:35 a.m.. one of insecurity, confusion and pur­ Family Service and Church School. 10 a.m.. Worship, Church School, child UNITED PENTECOSTAL CHURCH, pastor; Rev. George Emmitt, minister of First and Second Year Youth Instruc­ unloving, miserable, anxious, im­ WASHINGTON - “The First, a footnote: Long after the limitation agreement with the Soviet FRIENDS (QUAKERS), Hartford visitation and outrrach. poselessness. He feels as if someone added. “It’s just not relevant to their VERNON ASSEMBLIES OF GOD care provided. For more information call 187 Woodbridge St. Rev. Marvin Stuart, tion; 7 p.m.. Youth Group meeting. patient people. ’The fruit of the Spirit Republican Party is very much like a joint appearance had been scheduled. Union. Such a treaty is scheduled to Friends Meeting House, 144 S. Quaker 646-7610. minister. 9:30 a.m., Sunday School classes for all has pulled the plug. His fire has gone lives.” Lane, West Hartford. CHURCH, 51 Old Town Road, Rockville, ST. MARY’S EPISCOPAL CHURCH, is love, joy, peace, patience, fungus. It may not seem alive, but Carter decided to hold a press con­ soon reach Capitol Hill, and is Rev. Earl K. Pettibone, pastor. TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH, 10 a.m., Sunday School; 11 ages; 10:45 a.m.. Morning Worship, Park and Church streets. Rev. Stephen out. Opinion was also mixed on what 10 a.m.. Meeting for Worship. kindness, faithfulness, gentleness, you simply can’t kill it.” ference of his own at the same time. 9:45 a.m., Sunday School for all ages; Meadowlark Road, Vernon. Rev. Donald a.m.,Worship; 6:30 p.m.. Prayer; 7 p.m.. message by the Rev. Mr. McLain, K. Jacobson, rector; Rev. Alan J. Yet God has made a provision for already the target of much criticism the elections portend for the 1980 PRINCE OF PEACE LUTHERAN McLean, pastor. Children’s Church and Nursery provided; self-control (Galatians 5,-22,23). That, in the words of political 11 a.m.. Worship Service, Nursery Worship. Broadhead, assistant to Uie rector. man to experience as much power Some suggested it was to draw atten­ there even before its details are presidential race. Broder said the CHURCH, Route 31 and North River 8 and 10:30 a.m.. Worship Service. 7 p.m.. Evening Service, message by the This means you have the necessary columnist Robert Novak, is one of available; 6 p.m.. Evangelistic Service, PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, 43 7:30 a.m., Holy Eucharist, Rite H, with and ability as he will ever need to tion away from the expert analysis of known. GOP gubernatorial wins in Texas, I Road, Coventry. Rev. W.H. Wilkens, Nursery available. Spruce St. Rev. Richard Gray, pastor. Rev. Mr. McLain, Nursery provided. pastor. homily by Father Jacobson; 9 a.m.. Holy ingredients to be Godlike. It means the big lessons from the recent elec­ what had just transpired. However, on the domestic front, Pennsylvania, Ohio and Wisconsin ST. PETER’S EPISCOPAL 10:30 a.m.. Worship Service, Nursery FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, Baptism and the Eucharist, with sermon live at top efficiency. Where is that 9 a.m., Sunday School; 10:15 a.m.. FIRST CONGREGATIONAL Sciential, 447 N. Main St. you can show Jesus Christ to your tions. ’Two days affter the voting, Interestingly, John White, chairman defeat of big-spending Democrats is CHURCH, Sand Hill Road, South Wind­ CHURCH OF VERNON, 695 Hartford provided; 9:15 a.m., Sunday School; 7 by Father Jacobson; 11 a.m.. Holy potential? It is within you, if you’re “will make it tougher for Carter in Worship Service. family, friends, business associates, Novak and three other top political sor. Rev. Bruce Jacques, vicar; Rev. ’Turnpike, Vernon. Rev. John A. Lacey, p.m.. Service, Informal Worship. 11 m.. Church Service, Sunday School Eucharist, Rite II, with sermon by experienced a personal relationship of the Democratic National Com­ expected to help Carter achieve such 1980. These states were all crucial to Ronald E. Haldeman, assistant to the ST. JOHN’S POUSH NATIONAL for pupils up to the age of 20, care for neighbors and fellow students. What reporters got mittee, chose to listen to the goals as sharply by both Democrats his victory in 1976.” 8 minister; Rev. David C. Bowling, assis­ Father Jacobson, Church School, with (Jod. ST. JOSEPH CHURCH, 33 West St., vicar. very young children, subject of the Rockville. tant minister. CATHOLIC CHURCH, 23 Golway St. Nursery care, foUowed by coffee hour. a contrast with what man produces in together at the reporters’ discussion rather than and Republicans is going to make it Novak agreed that winning the Rev. Walter A. Hyszko, pastor. lesson-sermon: “Soul and Body” golden “You have everything when you Saturday Masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sun­ 8 a.m.. Holy Communion; 10 a.m.. 9:55 a.m.. Church Scjiool classes for NORTH UNITED METHODIST his own energy! You’ve got what it National Press Carter’s. easier for Carter to run the kind of statehouse in Texas is a particularly Family Service and Sunday School; 9 a.m.. Mass in English; 10:30 a.m. text from the Bible: ” ... ye are God’s have Christ” (Colossians 2:10) You day Masses 8:30 (Polish) at 10 a.m., three-year-olds through Grade 8, Crib CHURCH, 300 PSrker St. Rev. Eiarle R. takes with the help of the Lord. Club to discuss “The Republicans set the agenda government he wants to run,” said Wednesday, 10 a.m.. Holy Communion. ' Room for infants, child care for toddlers; Mass in Engish and Polish. husbandry, ye are God’s building.” I Custer, pastor. are complete in hjm. Whatever pur­ juicy plum for Republicans as they (Folk) at 11:15 am., Vigil of Holy days at Corinthians 3:9. ’The Christian Science Milton S. Nilson, the m eaning of for the campaigns, then the Germond. Broder ad^ed that the plan for 1980. Germond, however, 7 p.m.. Holy day at 7:30,9 a.m., and 5 and FAITH TABERNACLE CHURCH, 11 a.m.. Coffee Hour in Fellowship Hall; ST. BARTHOLOMEW’S CHURCH, 9 and 10:30 a.m.. Worship Service, ser­ pose God had in placing you on this 1535 Forbes St., East Hartford. Rev. 5 p.m.. Junior High Pilgrim Fellowship 741 E. Middle ’Turnpike. Rev. Martin J. Reading Room, 57 E. Center St., U open mon: '"Thanks for the HoUdays!” Coffee assistant to pastor, the outcome. Democrats dominated the dialogue,” defeat of Democratic liberals will believes that the Texas Democratic 7 p.m. Confessions: Saturday 4 and 7:30 to the public Mondays through Fridays earth, you have the capacity to ac­ p.m. Ralph Saunders, pastor. hayride; 7 p.m.. Senior High Pilgrim Scholsky, pastor. Fellowships between services, December ’Trinity (Covenant Their general said the Post’s Broder, probably this also enable Carter “to take the party machine is so entrenched that it will Saturday mass at 5 p.m.; Sunday mass from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. and the first and complish that ta.sk. You’re equipped ROCKVILLE BAPTIST CHURCH, 10 a.m., Sunday School for all ages in­ Fellowship. “Tidings” deadline noon today; 9 a.m.. Church conclusion: the city’s most respected political pun­ where he wants it to be.” not significantly boost GOP chances cluding a French-speaking class; 11 a.m.. at 8:30, 10 and 11:30 a.m. third ’Thursday evenings from 7 to 9, Nursery lor children 5 years and 69 Union St. Rev. Robert L. LaCounte, GOP was the big dit. “The elections were like sausage Shogun of the Los Angeles Times of winning the presidency. Worship Service; 7 p.m.. Evangelistic BOLTON CONGREGATIONAL exept holidays. Free public lending younger; 10:30 a.m., (Uiurch School pastor. ST. JAMES CHURCH. Rev. James library is availabip. winner, followed. ironically, by — the product is more savory than disagreed with his colleagues about Service, Nursery available during all ser­ CHURCH, Bolton Center Road, at the Archambault, Rev. William F. CarroU, classes for age 3 to the Grade 6; 8 p.m., If there was one consensus among 9 a.m.. Worship Service; 10:15 a.m., UNITARIAN UNIVERSALIST President Carter, Liberalism was the process by which it was made.” vices. Green. Rev. J. Stanton Conover, Rev. Francis V. Krukowskl, team “Elastic Band,” topic for discussion ... Almanac the philosophical outcome of the the four analysts, it was that the Sunday School; 7 p.m.. Evening Service. minister. SOCIETYi East, Community Y, 79 N. the big loser. SACRED HEART CHURCH, Route HOCKANUM UNITED METH­ ministry; Rev. Edward J. Reardon, "Creative Aggression.” Broder continued: “The new elections. “I’m not persuaded that Republican Party has shown signifi­ ODIST CHURCH, 178 Main St., East 9:30 a.m.. Nursery, Church School and Main St. Rev. Arnold Westwood, So, Vernon. Rev. Ralph Kelley, pastor; pastor emeritus. minister. CHURCH OF CHRIST, LydaU and Joining Novak in examining the en­ Congress will probably be more the great shift to the right happened. cant new life. But they noted the Hartford. Rev. Lawrence S. Staples, Worship Service, sermon: ”How Vernon streets. Eugene Brewer, Rev. Michael Donohue. Saturday vigil masses at 5 and 7:3# ' 11 a m., Joy and Frank Van Cleef, By United Press International trails of the midterm elections were amenable to tax cutting than the old For every win on the right, I can GOP might still end up again with a pastor. Thankful Are We?” ; 10:30 a.m.. Coffee p.m.; Sunday masses at 7:30, 9 and 10:30 minister. Saturday Mass at 5 p.m.; Sunday and Fellowship; 10:45 a.m.. Study Group, members of the Country Dance and Song David Broder of the Washington one ... the left wing of the point to a conservative loss.” He Ford-Reagan runoff for the nomina­ Masses at 7:30, 9, 10:30 a.m. and noon. 9 a.m.. Worship Service, Nursery a.m., noon, and 5 p.m. 9 a.m., Bible Classes; 10 a.m.. Today is Saturday, Nov. 18, the States signed a treaty for the building available. discussion of “Your God Is Too Small” Society of America, will present “To Worship, sermon: “ The Art of Post, Jack Germond of the Democratic Party has certainly been noted the loss by ultra-concervative tion in 1980. If that happens, the pun- WAPPING COMMUNITY CHURCH, ST. BRIDGET CHURCH, 70 Main St. Dance Is To Live.” Nursery and Sunday 32nd day of 1978 with 43 to follow. of the Panama Canal, linking the BURNSIDE UNITED METHODIST by J.B. Phillips, Confirmation C3ass, Rev. Philip A. Sheridan and Rev. Emilio Gratitude” ; 6 p.».. Worship, sermon; Washington Star, and Robert Shogan reduced if not decimated. And Ted Republican Gov. Meldrin Thompson dists seemed to agree, the 1790 EUington Rd., South Windsor Rev. Forum, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Rossow of the School, coffee and conversation. The moon is approaching its last Pacific and Atlantic oceans. Harold W. Richardson, minister. CHURCH, 16 Church St., East Hartford. P. Padelli, co-pastors. “Christians, The Ught of ’The World.” of the Los Angeles Times. Kennedy represents the loneliness of of New Hampshire, then conceded Republicans will have shot Rev. Henry J. Scherer Jr., and Gwen­ Alpha & Omega Family, will speak. COMMUNITY BAPTIST CHURCH, quarter. In 1969, American astronauts 9:15 and 10:45 a.m.. Worship Service Saturday masses at 5 p.m. in school the long-distance liberal.” that “maybe he lost because he’s a dolyn M. Arslen, pastors. an American Baplial Church, 585 E. The morning stars are Venus, Charles Conrad and Alan Bean made themselves in the foot again. and Church School. auditorium and 7:30 p.m. in church; Sun­ Center St. Rev. I^lph Seguine, interim The reporters dwelled at length on crank and not because he’s a conser­ 9:M a.m.. Worship Service, child care day masses at 7:30 a.m., 9 a.m. and noon Jupiter and Saturn. man’s second landing on the moon in FIRST CONGREGATIONAL provided for toddlers. ST. GEORGE’S EPISCOPAL minister; Rev. Frederick Lanz, director the stunning defeat of five of the vative.” CHURCH OF ANDOVER, UNITED CHURCH, Bolton. Rev. John Holigar, in sanctuary, and 10:30 a.m. in school of Christian education. AUCATHOUCS The evening stars are Mars and the lunar module of Apollo 12. Yesterdays WESLEY MEMORIAL CHURCH auditorium. Senate’s staunchest Democratic CHURCH OF CHRIST. Rev. David J. vicar. 9:15 a.m., Oiurch School for all ages, Do not allow ttw lOnn Mercury. In 1974, President Ford arrived in Of the many initiatives on ballots Quote/Unquote Reese HI, minister. (United Methodist Church), 110 10 a.m.. Pledge Sunday, Family CONCORDIA LUTHERAN liberals: Dick Clark of Iowa, Wendell around the country, “most of the Ellington Road, East Hartford. Rev. kindergarten through Grade 4 continuing of tho Saerod Hoat to ’T h ^ bom on this date are under Tokyo for a state visit on his way to a 25 Years Ago 9:45 a.m.. Church School for Eucharist, sermon, ’’Which EngUsh Muf­ CHURCH, 40 Pitkin St. Rev. W ton D. during the service; 10:30 a.m.. Morning bo ehangod. Qo back Anderson of Minnesota, Thomas extreme measures didn’t pass, while John M. Dunnack, pastor. Strand, pastor; Rev. David B. Stacy the sign of Scorpio. meeting with Soviet Communist par­ Emily Cheney estate is valued at kindergarten through Grade 8; 11 a.m.. fin Has Mdbe Nooks and Oannies?” by Worship, Nursery is provided; 6 p.m.. McIntyre of New Hampshire, Floyd the moderate ones did,” said Shogun. N totha Rad Maaa. Worship Service. 9:30 a.m.. Worship Service, child care associate pastor. ' American astronaut Alan Shepard ty chief Leonid Brezhnev in $179,809. “I just moved from a drafty available. Father Holigar, with coffee fellowship. Youth Fellowships meet. Haskell of Colorado, and William Noting the voter turnout was about 37 ST. DUNSTAN’S CHURCH, Church School and nursery program until 8:30 a.m.. Holy Connmunion, Youth was bom Nov. 18, 1923. Vladivostok. Miss Madeline Smith of Golway warehouse to this room. It’s a big Manchester Road, Glastonbury. Rev. VERNON UNITED METHQDIST 11:30; 7:30 p.m. "Journey in Faith” Class, Nursery for small children; 10 On this day in history: Hathaway of Maine. percent — slightly higher than the 36 change. I’ll tell you.” CHURCH, Route 30. Rev. Marjorie Street is elected president of Joseph R. Bannon, pastor. course. a m.. Holy Communion, Church School In 1883, the United States adopted They agreed that their defeat, percent turnout in the 1974 midterm — Lee A. lococca, the demoted Hiles, pastor. through Grade 6, Nursery for small A thought for the day; British Manchester Board of Realtors. Saturday Mass at 5 p.m.; Sunday Help at Malls Standard Time and set up four zones coupled with other inroads by conser­ election — Shogun said those who Ford Motor Co. president who had Masses at 8, 9:30 and 11 a.m. 9:15 a.m.. Worship Service, Nursery children. playwright George Bernard Shaw provided. 10 Years Ago vative Senate winners, almost cer­ stayed away were making a FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF EMANUEL LUTHERAN CHURCH, p w YORK (UPI) - In Rhode — E)astem, Central, Mountain and said, '"rhe test of a man or woman’s been shunted by the firm to a non­ BOLTON UNITED METHODIST UNION CONGREGATIONAL A total of 89 blood donors give tainly will make it more difficult for “political statement.” EAST HARTFORD, (Southern Baptist CHURCH, Rockville. Rev. Paul J. Bow­ Church and Chestnut streets. Rev. Island, when a person needs Pacific. breeding is how they behave in a descript company office, taking CHURCH, 1040 Boston Turnpike. Rev. By blood during the Bjoodmobile’s visit Convention), 36 Main St. Rev. Charles man, minister. Rev. David B. Eusden, Ronald J. Fournier, Rev. Dale H. Gustaf­ emergency medical treatment, it’s In 1903, Panama and the United quarrel.” President Carter to win Senate ap­ “A lot of people see the two-party over the^ rival Chrysler Corp,, Marjorie Hiles, pastor. Eugsns to Concordia Lutheran Church. Coley, pastor. associate minister. son, pastors; Tom Larsen, intern; Rev. not unusual to rush him to a shopping Brewer proval of a new strategic arms system as a social disease,” he which has financial difficulties. 11 a.m. and 7 p.m.. Worship Services 11 a.m.. Worship Service; 10 a.m.. C. Henry Anderson, pastor emeritus. Church School. 8:30 a.m.. Church School, Grades 10 center or storefront on a main which are interpreted for the deaf. through 12 in Conference Room; 8:45 8:30 and 11 a.m.. Divine Worship; 9:45 ST. MARY’S CHURCH, Route 31, thoroughfare. Nursery provided; 9:45 a.m., Sunday a.m.. Adult Bible Class in the Lounge; a.m.. Church School, Workshop on New Covntry. Rev. F. Bernard Miller, pastor; In these unlikely locations a new School; 6 p.m.. Training Union. 9:45 a.m.. Church School, infants through Hymnal, pre^onfirmation instruction for “ Every revelation of Rev. Francis A. Liszewski, assistant Grade 5 and parents; 9:45 and 11 a.m.. type of emergency room is found ST. FRANCIS OF ASSISI CHURCH, pastor. kindergarten; 10 a.m.. Morning Worship, God is a demand, and the 673 Ellington Rd., South Windsor. Rev. Family Service, sermon topic; ‘"The Cost Nursery for infants. Young Rmannaj and, reports “Medical World News ” way to knowledge of God is The Corporation Income Tax: Need for Reform Saturday masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sun­ Carl J. SBerer, pastor. of Discipleship,” the Rev. Mr. Bowman Adults baked bread sale for World It appears to signal a new trend in by obedience.” (William Saturday Masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sun­ day masses at 7:30, 9:30 and 10:45 a.m. Hunger between services. health care. cumstances, nobody would invest in Under full integration, all the com­ preaching; 11 a.m.. Coffee Hour in Social Temple) ’This but agrees Editor’s Note: This is the 11th in a day Masses at 7:30, 9:30 and 11 a.m and at St. Joseph’s Mission, Eageville, at SECOND CONGREGATIONAL The new “emergency rooms” now with Jesus’ statement in corporate shares. pany’s earnings would be allocated to 8:30 a.m. Room; 2:45 p.m.. Junior High Pilgrim series of 15 articles exploring V ST. MARGARI T MARY CHURCH, CHURCH, United Church of Christ, number about 50 across the nation Matt. 7:21. “Not everyone We conclude, then, that if the rate shareholders. Individuals would in­ CHURCH OF ST. BERNARD, Fellowship meet at the church to go to South Windsor. Rev. William McGrath 385 N. Main St. Rev. Dr. James D. are privately owned and open “Taxation; Myths and Realities.” of yield on corporate stock goes down clude in their taxable income not just Rockville. Rev. John J. White, pastor. Tolland Association Pilgrim Fellowship that saith unto me, ‘Lord! and Rev. Joseph Schick, co-pastors. meeting in Vernon; 6:30 p.m.. Senior MacLauchlin, pastor. generally eight to 12 hours a day Lord!’, shall enter into the This series was written for Courses as a consequence of the corporation the dividends they received, but also Saturday Mass at 7 p.m.; Sunday Vigil Masses Saturday: 5:00 and 7:00 10 a.m.. Service of Worship, by Newspaper, a program developed tax, so too must the yields on p.m.; Sunday ^forning Masses: 7:00 High Pilgrim Fellowship meet in the Medical services range from such kingdiMn of heaven; but be their proportionate share of the ear­ Masses at 8:30, 10 and 11:30 a.m church; 7:30 p.m.. Recital in the Sanc­ Bianksgiving Sunday, sermon by the that doetb the will of my by University Extension, University 8:30, 10:00 and 11:30 a.m. non-emergency treatment as mortgages and saving accounts and nings that were retained and tuary. Rev. Dr. MacLauchlin, “An AtUtude of Father who is in heaven.” of (ialifomia, San Diego, and funded reinvested by the corporation. Gratitude,” congregaUonal in-gathering physicals to minor surgery. life insurance policies. No segment ’Ihe human tendency is by a grant from the National Endow­ Individual shareholders would pay 'to do” his bidding whra it of the economy is going to pay a ment for the Humanities. the full personal income tax on this is agreeable with our higher rate of interest or return than Wings of Morning Manchester Community College is necessary to attract investment. corporate income. But they would be preconceptions, offers a three-credit course based on prejudices, and personal entitled to a credit against any taxes the newspaper program. For infor­ they owed — or to a refund, if called That’s the Question And then with might and main desires. In this case we are today by “spiritual healing.” But not obeying even those mation call 646-2137. for — of the amount of tax that had Recently, I was asked to speak at a He’d sing, ‘When we asunder part For ears to hear the heavenly har­ Copyright 1978 by the Regents of alongside of that knowledge we must monies; tizing and confirming everybody in commands which make it There is no way to concentrate the been paid (withheld) on their behalf at church banquet in Plainville just It gives us inward pain.’” also add that we know many for sight, and winding up by uniting through the above-named the University of California. corporation income tax burden only the corporate level. before they held the Every Member Perhaps these quotes may have For eyes to see the unseen in the obstacles. Too many comp­ whom prayers have been offered that seen; ew y beaming couple in holy on shareholders. If shareholders suf­ ^ In the end, only the personal in­ Canvass. My topic was ‘”rhe Best some relevance as many churches did not recover from their illness. A wedlock. ^ ly more or less with the fer, so, too, must all other holders of come tax would be paid on corporate For vision of the Worker in the letter of God’s law, while Bargain in Town.” In getting right now are in the middle of their group of us including iaymen, clergy, I^ter the tribal chief told the financial assets. . earnings, and thus the corporation in­ work; nursing a rebellious at­ material together for this speech I financial campaign. doctors met several times to discuss bishop that his tribe hasn’t had so By ARNOLD pay a federal income tax of 48 per­ A second common myth is that con­ come tax would be eliminated.’ came across both of these quotations For hearts to apprehend Thee titude toward his' authori­ “spiritual healing” and ended by much fun in a month of Sundays. HARBERGER cent on corporate earnings. sumers bear the entire burden of the Partial integration would be a less neither of which I used but I want to everywhere; — ty. Many Prayers Versus One saying that “prayer is a factor in And what part of the ceremonies The corporation income tax is But the idea that corporations corporation tax, which is passed on drastic reform. It involves only ear­ share them with you: We thank Thee, Lord.” Only when we truly trust * If my memory is correct, recently healing.” ““ ..you enjoy most?” ’The chief God can we yield our will politieally more popular yet themselves can bear the burden of to them in the form of higher prices nings distributed as dividends. 1). The author of this paraphrase is “Have no anxiety about anything, in Connecticut, there was a gathering At one point, we considered a replied happily and with a broad to his. ’Thus we walk by economically more wasteful than the tax is absurd on its face. . for the products they buy. In reality, The most common type of partial unknown. It has the title of “A but in everything by prayer and of 1,300 Polish people to pray for the scientific experiment in that we The marriage ceremony. We all cot faith. any other major tax. Ultimately that burden must be borne consumers might not actually bear integration would allow individuals Modern Hamlet Soliloquizes.” supplication with thanksgiving let new wives.” ^ Pope. It may have been more, it may would pray for some and not for Its political popularity stems froin by people — as shareholders, any of the burden. to deduct from the tax they would "To pledge or not to pledge — that Au L lL t C ---- 1- j XL your request wtjbe maaemade Knownknown to GodGod. have been less. ’The article reminded others both of whom had the same And the peace of God, w lTh m ^ s the sense that somehow the “rich bondholders, workers, or consumers. The corporation tax itself operates otherwise pay a fraction of the is the question. Whether ’tis nobler me of a question that came in disease. Someone asked how can we all understanding will keen v ^ r corporations” bear the burden of the However, it is very difficult to (like other costs) to raise the prices dividends they received from cor­ in a man Lydaira'nd' VSTionWeets of the products produced by cor­ writing: “Does God help a sick per­ know that no one else is praying for hears and your minds in Christ Phone. 646-29(B tax. trace how the corporate tax burden is porations, on the theory that cor­ To take the Gospel free and let son more if more people are paying porations. But if, as explained above, another foot the bill. the other group or if among that Jesus.” (Philippians 4:6, 7). Its economic wastefulness is due to actually distributed among these porate taxes had already been paid. for him than one whom only one per­ the artificial baitier.it erects to the the tax drives down the rate of return Or sign a pledge and pay toward other group there may be a very Note well that Paul says to he different groups — a fact which Geoffrey Mo$6—political illustrator syndicated This fraction may be small or large; son prays for?” efficient use of the economy’s invest­ to all capital investors, then noncor­ with the Washington Post Writers Group. . ^churth expenses! religious person who is praying for thankful "in” not “for” evervthin0 SPANISH SERVICES makes it a subject of continuing obviously the smaller it is, the more To put the question another way: himself. We all agreed that prayer is ment capital. debate among economists. porate businesses for example, partial the integration. To give, to pay — aye, there’s the “Suppose that intolerable weather partnerships — will also be able to a factor but we could not determine SUNDAYS AT 4.-30 P.M. This biurier can — and should — promised a yield of 7 or 8 percent. yield for most investments from 6 Such a scheme is used in France, rub. To pay prevented' all but one hardy sole to Good Intentions pay a lower rate of return on capital just how large. Any suggestions? All of Our Spanish Friends Are Welcomel removed. One common myth about the cor­ However, with a corporation income percent to 9 percent. In the process where the fraction is one-half; in When on the free pew plan, a man attend this meeting to pray for the E.H. Taylor tells this tale at the investment. poration income tax is that its entire tax of almost 50 percent, cor­ noncorporate investments yielding Canada, where it is one-third; and in may have expense of Bishop Bompas, the first As a result, the costs for noncor­ Pope, would Gold help the Pope any Thanksgiving ... CALVARY CHURCH Who Bears the Burden? burden is borne exclusively by porations would have to earn almost between 6 and 9 percent would have England, where it is 33-67ths. In all A sitting free and take the Gospel, less for the smaller attendance?” I Anglican missionary to venture into porate businesses will go down. Since How quickly pass the season! Our the^Yukon: I J4^asH4jddjeJ[]gke^JMjnd^ Under present law, corporations shareholders. Economists know this twice as much, or 12 percent per been displaced by additional cor­ these cases, the total tax paid on too. they do not pay corporation taxes, doubt if anyone can answer that ques­ is impossible. year, on their investment in order to porate investments yielding between dividends at the corporate and per­ As though he paid, and none be tion with any finality until he dies annual turkey day, marathon and “The good bishop discovered a Sunday 6:30 PM Special Service they can lower the prices of the goods Speaksn Patrick McLane have a competitive rate of return of 6 9 and 12 percent — an obvious and sonal levels together exceeds what aught the wiser and can ask it directly of God football classic have rolled around tribe of Indians who had never .v...v.v.v.v| The reason lies in the nature of our they produce, thus offsetting the tax- Missionary-Evangelist to the QYPSIE8 percent after taxes. clear economic gain. the personal tax would be on the cor­ Save the Finance Committee, who himself. It is an hypothetical ques­ again. Let us not forget its primary recorded a baptism, a confirmation, economy, in which various segments induced rise in prices of products ______Bee Rim: "10,000 Qypslas’’ Corporations, therefore, may not Reforming the Tax porate income before dividends and tion at best. purpose is one of thanksgiving. Elach or a marriage service. The bishop — corporations, unincorporated produced by corporations. find it worthwhile to invest in before taxes. Most honorable of men — can keep No one is going to hold back a of us has his own list, but perhaps we soon rectified this situaUon ba|v ALL ARE WELCOME I The Author businesses, life insurance com­ One can assume that consumers Discussions of reforming the cor­ can center down,” as the Quakers ?: -S projects that yield 9 or 10 or even 11 Needless to say, full integration a secret! prayer because he thinks it is not panies, savings and loan bear whatever part of the corpora­ poration income tax have centered say, on the most important aspect of '^1; Arnold C. Harberger is the:;!; percent per year, because after taxes totally eliminates the inefficiencies ‘To err is human’, and human, too, necessary because someone else or A New Planter associations, for example — must tion income tax that does not fall on mainly on proposals to integrate it Thanksgiving as we read a poem H r n o I Gustavus F. and Ann M. Swift they could still not compete with the induced by the corporate income tax; to buy great numbers are praying for the wOODLAwn compete for investors’ dollars. the ultimate owners of capital. But with the personal income tax. ijii Distinguished Service Professor iji; prevailing 6 percent rate of return. partial integration only reduces their At cheapest rate. I’ll take fhe same situation. Nor can I believe Investors — whether individuals or the precise size of the part is hotly ’The most sweeping reform would (UPI) - T h fiiS In Concert. ;i;i in Economics and chairman of the Obviously, the economy as a whole force. Gospel so! that would God do more for one per­ from St. Paul. ^^nkle in self-watering investment agencies — will, within debated by econoiiiists. The best be full integration of the two taxes, a ■ii; department of economics at the -j;; would be better off if people stopped But even in its partial form, in­ For others do the same — a com­ son for whom 1,300 were praying than , planters is a drcoraUve reasonable limits of risk, naturally evidence points toward the owners of measure that would, in effect, jiji University of Chicago, whete he iij: making investments that yielded 7 or tegration would represent a signifi­ mon rule! He would for a young immigrant on plastic container that The Bill Gaither Trio. seek the highest profit (yield) for capital bearing at least 80 percent of abolish the corporation income taxes ij;; joined the faculty in 1953. He also !| 8 percent and instead put that same cant step toward a more rational and I’m wise. I’ll wait, not work — I’ll the eastside of New York City whose h or all things beautiful, and good, replaces a toilet tank cover their capital. Although rates of yield the total burden; consumers thus do for most purposes. |; serves as director of the Center | capital to work on investments th at' economically sounder tax system. pray, not pay. mother is alone in the chapel playing or return might vary slightly for not suffer any major cost as a con­ Currently, corporations pay their to fi for Latin American Studies there, | yielded 10 or 11 percent. And Idt the other fellow foot the' passionately. For things that seemed not good automatically draw water different types of financial assets', sequence of fte tax. 48 percent tax on earnings, then dis­ bills. An evening In concert % and he has been a consultant to in -1 If the tax barrier were eliminated, tribute part of those earnings as The views expressed in Courses by that turned to good; from the tank. TTie planter I temational and U.S. government | they tend to be clustered closely And so I’ll get the Gospel* free, you corporations would make such in­ dividends to shareholders, who then Newspaper are those of the authors We know that Jesus cured the sick; For the sweet compulsions of Thy comes in colors to match ^ agencies and to foreign | together and to rise and fall together. Economic Inefficiency see.” Satardaib December 9.7:30 PM vestments yielding 10 or 11 percent. must pay personal income taxes on only and do not necessarily reflect e.g. the man with the withered hand ^ ceramic fixtures The I governments. Otherwise they would not be com­ Given the competitive nature of those of the University of California, In doing so, they would attract in- them. Many critics regard this as 2). This second quotation is also by (Mark 3:1-6), the paralytic, (Luke That chastened, tried, and wrought product comes with plug. A t the Palace‘Hieatre 'g The author of more than 100 | petitive and could not attract invesL the market for capital, it Is easy to vestible funds away from other “double taxation.” the funding agency, or the par­ an unknown author and is titled 5:1726), the Gadarene demonic us to Thy shape; ting suggestions for shaded scholarly papers and articles, he | ment. ' see how the corporation income tax segments of the economy, which If the taxes were integrated, the ticipating newspapers and colleges. “Once there was a Christian” (Matthew 8:28-24). And, he told his For things unnumbered that we and filtered light en- has also written “Project | It is therefore not possible for the produces economic inefficiency. NEXT WEEK: Roy W. Bahl, take of right, vironments. would in turn raise their rates of taxes paid at the corporate level “Once there was a Christian, disciples alter he had cured the boy Evaluation” and “Taxation and | rate of return on c o r^ ra te shares to If the rate of yield on various forms professor of economics and director ___ w « n i . yield in order to compete successful­ would really be regarded as advance H eliad a pious look; who cast himself into the fire, “This And value first when they are (Potty Planter R.H, i Welfare” and co-edited “The | be cut almost in half by the 48 per­ of assets clusters around, say, 6 per­ of th e Metropolitan Studies y*” OsMier Ceneert Itidoee eeW-eddie^^ ly for available capital. payments of the shareholders' per­ His consecration was complete — kind can come out by nothing, save withheld; , Bauman & Cb., Inc., 643(i ; Taxation of Income from cent corporation income tax, while cent pef year, unincorporated Program, Syracuse University, dis­ For light and air; sweet sense of Varlel Ave Suite 107 THI COUNTIR SAUM ONLY: ■WeeMeeliMW RW nK The end result* of abolishing the sonal income tax, withheld much as Except his pocketbook. by prayer.” (Mark 9:29). Capital.” the yields on other financial assets businesses would presumably be cusses the property tax and its role in Mwcheeter^ Covenanl Chrielian 10011 Reonii 1M OM Pamw Rdn W I corporation income tax might thus be taxes on wages and salaries are He’d put a nkkei in the piate. We also know that many are cured sound and smell; Woodland Hills, Calif’ Ttis Arfc, 44« t e l «L . Reiila 10. PMnvMe. remain unchanged. Under such cir­ quite willing to invest in projects that financing local government. 9U67) an increase in the average rate of withheld from employees. y PAGE EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Sat.. Nov. 18, 1978 Town Seeks Bond Rating Improvement

MANCHESTER — ’The town, hoping to im­ prove its bond rating, is expecting a visit during the spring from Moody’s Rating Ser­ vice. I Moody’s, which rates municipalities for the interest rate charged for long-term invest­ TMNS-JtM ment, now gives Manchester an A-1 rating, its 4 to Choose From third highest. Auto/Stick. Town Treasurer Roger Negro said in his an­ 76-78 nual report released Friday that plans are being worked out for a tour of the town in the 72 BUICK spring by the rating service. Skylark. 2 Door, V-8. Town Manager Robert Weiss said the town *2495 is hoping to move up to an AA rating, which is the service’s second-highest rating. The highest category, AAA, seldom is used in 72 FORD rating municipaiities, Weiss said. Maverick, 4 Door. 6 cyl. Weiss said the town usually goes to New M595 York to provide information to Moody’s about Manchester’s fiscal matters. He feels a visit here will provide a.further in-depth look into 72 CADILLAC financial matters in the town. Sedan Devilla, loaded. I _ ------’ _ . , ------...... w n . “We think it will make a big difference," he said. Such items as money management, tax M995 . A Lapland lass enjoys selling her reindeer president’s Palace and Usnenskv'tathedral arp t Hp p M i c ^ . collection effort and whether past fiscal years .pelts the Helsinki Marketplace, The i„ the backgn,„„h. (Photos by W m rugi„ theSst?S have ended with a surplus are looked at to 72 MERCURY determine the rating. Montego Brougham, full powar. the right scrubs her rugs on the special tables hard work Tor many Weiss also said that something like the *1995 recently completed townwide citizens survey Friendlyf Serene and Beautiful might also have an effect. The survey showed general satisfaction with town government 73 RUICK services. Century, 4 door, A/C. An improvement in the town's rating could •2744 mean a decrease in interest paid on long-term Finland’s Charm Captivates American Visitors bonds. But, even with the A-1 rating, Weiss said the 73 RUICK Riviera, All white. By SUSAN VAUGHN guided tours from our Finnish hosts worker, fanners, students, and many the church in the rock, the Sibelius required in school. Many students town has received favorable rates in the past. and hostesses through the streets and creative homemakers and others. monument and the Helsinki railroad also choose to take either German. “We feel we’ve been getting bids (from bond *2888 Herald Reporter country roads of Finland and were Each of them shared with us in­ station designed by architect Eliel French or Russian. Mickey^s Birthday Party investors) as if we were A A,” he said. Visiting the place of one’s nwts able to stay in many kinds of Finnish teresting information and knowledge Saarinen were other fine examples of Tampere is a city of 350 factories,^ was exciting because it was an oppor­ Even a pair of ill-fitting mouse ears couldn’t spoil the fun for 73 DATSUN homes throughout our three-week about their particular life work and architectural and artistic efforts. We with 15 shoe factories alone, and is 620 Pickup. tunity to experience firsthand all the Nicole Parsons at Friday’s party celebfating Mickey Mouse’s stay this past summer. lifestyle that we could not have got a beautiful view of the entire city an educational center with special things we had heard about all our Cops Seek Aid Our trip was also made more in­ gain^ any other way. schools for the deal, retJiued. 50th birthday. Nicole, who lives at 23 Strawberry Lane, and *1499 lives. from on top of the tower at the Olym­ teresting by the fact that our Finnish We expected Finland to be a fairly pic stadium, the site of the 1952 musicians, sports as well as the un- other students at the ECLC Learning Center, 481 Spring St., For three of us Finnish-Americans hosts and hostesses were from many modem country and we were im- Olympics. .iversity. were treated by the guests, right, to cake and other goodies. In Rape Probe 74 PONTIAC in Finland, those things included Ventura, extra clean. different professions and walks of presssed with the modern, efficient Visits to Tapiola, the planned conf^' We got a beautiful view of (Herald photo by Pinto) saunas, Sibelius, striking architec­ EAST HARTFORD — Police are asking for life. They included pharmacists, airport in Helsinki as we entered the Tampere and of a rainbow which *3255 ture, beautiful glassware, china and munity which has serv^ as a model public assistance in identifying the suspect in salesmen, several teachers and a country. We soon understood why made a complete circle from a textiles, tall pine forests and many for architects and urban planners an attempted rape which occurred Nov. 9 in high school principal, a nurse and Helsinki is called “the white city of throughout the world, and to revolving restaurant on top of a the Tudor Village complex. 74 BUICK lakes, and of course, our Finnish the North,” as nearly all of its "space needle” into the lake below. Electra, all power options. family. doctor, a nursing instructor, Saarinen’s home, both north of Police Hold Man in Gun Threat The suspect was described as a black male an architect, a retired army colonel, Sad Farewells We were inore fortunate than most 26 to 30 years of age, 180 to 185 pounds, and at *3995 retired librarian turned artist, a city tourists because we had personal We had a chance to use the trains MANCHESTER — Police have Police also made three shoplifting- for motor vehicle violations Friday. the time was starting to grow a beard. On the public works director, a factory in Finland twice and found them night of the attempted rape, police said, the made an arrest following an incident related arrests Friday. Police also reported the following I 74 CHEVY clean, fast and on time. Among the in which a man allegedly pulled a gun (Police Report] Eric C. Dews, 16, of 116 Bayberry arrests: man was wearing a blue short sleeve shirt and Malibu, apotlesa, 2 door most interesting passengers on one blue sacks, possibly jeans. He was wearing an on a sheriff who had come to Lane, Glastonbury, was charg^ with • Eleanor H. Murray, 63, of 12 of the trains was a group of Romany repossess his automobile. imitation razor bale on a necklace around his *2222 gypsy gypsies, young women dressed bond. A court date was not available fourth-degree larceny. Police said Legion Drive, East Hartford, neck. Police have charged Frank Tucci, Friday night. the arrest was made following an in­ charged with evading responsibility. in their elaborate native costumes 38, of 583 Hartford Road with second- Police released a composite Friday after- 74 FORD TORINO SB cident at Caldor. Court date is Nov. Police said the suspect was Showroom condition. and selling their handmade lace on degree assault with a gun, Donald J. Henderson, 18, of 137 27. arrested on a warrant in connection n«wn “in the hopes that someone in the Tudor the trains. We learned that the threatening and criminai impersona­ Pinnacle Road, Ellington, was Suzanne G. Glenney, 22, of 330 with an Aug. 8 accident. Court date is Village complex, or any citizen, will recognize *2750 modern structures are white, which Romany people, who had migrated to tion. the perpetrator.” Helsinki enhanced our visit in the charged Friday afternoon with third- Adams St. was charged with fourth- Nov. 28. adds an even more striking dimen­ Helsinki area. Finland many years ago, are sub­ N Police said the sheriff arrived to degree burglary and third-degree degree larceny. Police said the • Bruce J. Ducharme, 25, of 13 An investigation by the police department's 74 VOLKSWAGEN sion to its world renown architec­ sidized by the government so they ivestigative services division has failed to Traveling through the countryside repossess an automobile Friday larceny in connection with a break-in arrest was made following an inci­ Allan Drive, Vernon, charged with Super Beetle, extra clean. ture. The empire style city and can buy their clothing and maintain identify the man, police said. of Finland is quite a contrast to the afternoon. The owner of the vehicle at Cantone's Exxon station, 24 Wind­ dent at The Deal. Court date is Dec. operating a motor vehicle while un­ national government buildings, and their national identity. The attempted assault took place on the *2999 bustling cities. The land is roily and allegedly started looking in the glove sor St., Sunday. 4. der the influence of alcohol. Court the cathedral J all white, stand im­ Tuija Juppo is a typical Although we loved the interesting compartment for ownership papers. third floor of an apartment building located at the farmhouses, many of which date blond, blue-eyed Finnish girl. Police said he was arrested when Leonardo Frazier, 31, of 424 W. date is Nov. 28. posingly over the busy harbor. back 1(X) years or more, give an cities and historical tour, perhaps Police said the owner then pulled a he was found in possession of some of Middle Turnpike, Apt. 4, was Charged 30 Nutmeg Lane at 12:20 a.m. The victim was 75 PONTIAC Helsinki is on a peninsula surrounded She is standing next to one of our most memorable experiences gun from the compartment. The gun waiting for an elevator when she was accosted Firebird, Spree, white on red., almost timeless aura. Huge rounded the stolen merchandise, which in­ with conspiracy to commit fourth- Vernon must see. on three sides by the Gulf of Finland, hay mounds that dot the countryside the abundant flower gardens at were in the smaller towns, and farms was real but was not useable, accor­ cluded 24 cases of motor oil and some degree larceny. Court date is Dec. 4. from behind by the man, who attempted to an arm of the Baltic Sea. a home in Kuortane. where most of our Finnish aunts and ding to police. Vernon Police charged an rape her. SAVE and the bright bright yellow fields of / soda. He was released on a $1,000 A stroll along the harbor, brings uncles and cousins lived. It was with Ellington man with fourth-degree rypsi, (used for making margarine) a large newspaper, Turan Sanomat, The suspect was released of $3,500 non-surety bond for court Nov. 27. Manchester Police made 10 arrests The victim slammed her foot down on the the visitor in touch with the pulse of them that we experienced first hand larceny Friday. add enchantment. The quaint which was the first newspaper office man’s foot, police said, and elbowed him in the 75 PONTIAC this busy cosmopolitan city. the everyday life of typical Finnish George P. Gilbert, 25, of 193 Wind- stomach. She managed to escape into the Gran Prix S.J., 2 tono, roal clean. churches with their onion domes especially designed to house that We observed the rug washers in the families. sorville Road, Ellington, was reminded us we were in a foreign business in the 1920's. We watched elevator while her assailant was doubled over. *4888 midst of their annual ritual in the We sat at their well-laden tables, Obituaries charged. The arrest was made in land. ’The well-kept graveyards in­ the modern operation and compared Anyone having any information are asked to harbor, the old men playing chess on bathed in their saunas in their homes connection with a shoplifting incident call police investigators at 528^401. Police dicated, to us a deep reverence for it to our techniques at the Herald and Daisy S. Bryant the king size board in the park, the family and forebears. and their summer cottages, swam in Mrs. Margaret Getske at K-Mart, police said. said information will be kept strictly confiden­ 75 PONTIAC talked to some of the reporters and Mrs. Amelia M. McLeod Ventura, 2 to choose from. ships with the strange-looking in­ We found the city of Turku in the their icy cold lakes and sea, walked VERNON — Daisy Sharren Bryant, MANCHEISTER — Mrs. Margaret Court date is Nov. 27. tial and callers need not give their names if an editor. MANCHESTER — Mrs. Amelia M. signias from countries like Poland southwest corner of Finland an in­ through the tall pine forest where my 79, of 4 Bancroft Road, Rockville, Getske, 73, of 12 Fern St., Hartford, they prefer not to. *3566 The other large city we visited was McLeod, 74, of 250 Tudor Lane died and Russia and Sweden. We mingled teresting contrast because of its evi- grandmother had picked blueberries, V died at Rockville General Hospital Tampere, a newer contemporary formerly of Manchester, died Friday Friday at Manchester Memorial with the crowds in the busy market ran on the soft pine needle jogging Thursday night. dent long history. We were bustling center in south central at Hartford Hospital. She was the Hospital. She was the widow of Fran­ 75 BUICK place, in front of the Helsinki Town paths, witnessed our cousins wedding She was the widow of Herman Electra, Custom, 1-2 dr. M dr. fascinated by Turku Castle, built in Finland. In Tampere we stayed in a widow of Michael Getske. cis A. McLeod. Tests Planned on Body Hall, where the farmers and and celebrated with them, recorded Bryant. the 13th century to protect the city, “dormitory hotel”, a unique arrange­ Mrs. Getske was bom in Brooklyn Mrs. McLeod was bom Feb. 2, *4888 craftsmen bring their wares our history embedded in the She was bom in Prince Edward VERNON — Tests will be done on a appearance, Vernon Police said. then a part of the Kingdom of ment which uses college dormitories and lived in Manchester most of her 1904, in Boston and lived in everyday. ’The marketplace is found gravestones, and witnessed the com­ Island, Canada, and had lived in the body found in Granby, Mass., to deter­ ’The body found in Granby had a wedding Sweden. Finland was under Swedish as hotels for tourists in the summer. younger life until moving to Hartford Wallaceton, Mass., before moving to in every city in Finland. We enjoyed mitment of our grandmother's name Stoneham, Maine, area for more in 1934. mine if it is that of Patricia Luce, who dis­ band on one finger. Also, the clothes sizes 75 OLDS control for 650 years until Finland The rates were reasonable and many Manchester five years ago. Vlata Crultar 60 the fresh fruits and vegetables, to the "Book of Heaven" in her home than 40 years. appeared from Vernon several months were different that what Ms. Luce would was surrendered to Russia in 1809. young people and touring groups take She was a communicant of Holy Before her retirement, she was meats and fish and other items from church. She also lived in Cambridge, ago. wear, police said. Much of this part of Finland’s history advantage of them. It was there we Trinity Church in Hartford, and the employed as an interior decorator by *3999 marketplaces in several cities we We felt honored each time we were ' Mass., where she was employed at Vernon Police were notified Friday of But, dental records will be studied to was new to us. got a taste of Finnish rock music and Lithuanian Women’s Alliance. the Harry Leadbury Interior visited. It is a daily ritual for the peo­ presented a rose on our arrival at a Redcliffe College. the body found in Granby, a small town in attempt to establish whether the body is Guided Tour dancing. « Survivors are a sister, Mrs. Agnes Decorators of Brighton, Mass. 70 FORD ple of Finland. new place. We were impressed with She had lived in Vernon for the past southwestern Massachusetts. that of Ms^Luce, police said. The check of Maverick. 38.000 miles. We were fortunate to have as our Within walking distance of the M. Kusis of Manchester, and a grand­ Survivors are a son, William A. Interesting Places the bows and curtsies from the well- 14 years. Detectives from the Massachusetts the records should be completed in about a hostess, Anja Koski, who had been hotel was Kaleva Church, a striking daughter, Miss Gayle S. Gatske of McLeod of South Windsor; a *2488 mannered children. We were touched She attended Rockville United State Police Friday came to Vernon to week. Other places of interest we visited trained to give tours of Turku as part contemporary cathedral and later Danielson. daughter, Mrs. Ralph (Heanne) by the sincere handshakes, the warm Methodist Church. The funeral is Monday at 8 a.m. study the files about Ms. Luce’s dis- in Helsinki included Finlandia Hall, of the celebration of the city’s 750th we experienced a contrast in the or­ Ojala of Hyannisport, Cape Cod, designed by famed architect Alvar hospitality and cried at each farewell She is survived by a son. Burton from the Holmes Funeral Home, 400 ----- One Dies anniversary. nate Tampere Cathedral with its as we clutched our roses in our Chamberlain, Vernon; three Mass.; two brothers, Carl Guerra of 76 FORD T-BIRD Aalto, which was the site of the inter­ Main St., with a mass at 9 at Holy 2 tone, loaded, showroom condi­ In Turku we also visited the Waino original art and frescoes lining the hands. West Palm Beath, Fla. and tion. national conference of Security and grandchildren and three great­ Trinity Church. Burial will be in St. Aaltonen Museum, built as a walls. On a bus tour we gleaned a We will never forget those friendly grandchildren. Plymouth, Mass., and Ray Guerra of Fire C a lls In Crash Cooperation in Europe in 1975. We Joseph’s Cemetery, Poquonock. memorial for the sculptor, the wealth of information from the guide smiling round faces with the blue, Quincy, Mass.; a sister, Mrs. ------COVENTRY - Details *6999 also got a quick but comprehensive The funeral will be Sunday after­ Friends may call at the funeral Tourists enter the imposing medieval castle of Turku. Sibelius Museum with the piano and who impressed us with her blue eyes and creamy complexions, Florence Guerra of Manchester, and were not yet available late look at Finland’s long history from noon at 2 at the Ladd Funeral Home, home Sunday from 2 to 4 and 7" to 9 Manchester Friday, 12 noon — Medical other musical artifacts of the famed simultaneous presentation in four 11 grandchildren. call at 11 Chickasaw Drive. Friday night on an Construction of the fortress by a Swedish duke began in the pre-historic times to the present in the reverence for life anci deatii, 19 Ellington Ave., Rockville. p.m. • Friday, 12:29 p.m. - Grass 77 BUICK composer and a unique indoor languages, Finnish, Swedish, Ger­ and the serenity of the this northern The funeral is Monday at 9 a.m. in fire at 38 Tracey Drive. Friday, 1:17 p.m. — Medical automobile accident that Electra, B/on red apotlesa 1280’s. The castle is now completely restored and contains a the well laid-out National Museum. The Rev. Richard E. Thompson, marketplace with rental stalls for man, and English. We learned that land which is bathed in light most of Peter M. Gallagher St. Ann’s Roman Catholic Church, (Eighth District) call at 222 Roberts St. killed onp person. museum, banquet and conference rooms and a chapel. The Taivallahti Church, known as pastor, Rockville United Methodist *7644 the individual wares. We also toured Swedish is the second language of the summer night. Church, will officiate. Quincy, Mass. Burial will be in New Friday, 1:05 p.m. — Box Friday, 3:06 p.m. — House Coventry Police and the .MANCHESTER - Peter Michael fire at 63 Carpenter Drive. Finland and now English is also Burial will be Tuesday in Hillside Gallagher, 20, of 99 N. Lakewood Cir­ Calvary Cemetery, Mattapan, Mass. 1242, malfunctioning alarm at Tolland County Mutual Aid Friends may call at the Keohane ROTC building. (Town) Friday, 3:45 p.m. — Broken Service confirmed that one Cemetery, Stoneham, Maine. cle d i^ Friday afternoon at St. Fran­ wires at 148 Roberts St. 70 COOlUAC Funeral Home, 785 Hancock St., Friday, 4:16 p.m. - Box 234, person was killed and ap­ Coupe DeVllle Friends may call at the funeral cis Hospital in Hartford from in­ Friday, 5:36 p.m. — Light Quincy, Sunday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 false alarm. Pine Street. parently at least one other home Saturday from 7 to 9 p.m. and juries received in an auto accidcuit (Town) fixture problem at 168 Sisson SAVE p.m. injured in the accident. Sunday from 1 p.m. to the time of the last Saturday. East Hartford St. service. Mr. Gallagher was bom April 28, ’The Holmes Funeral Home, 4(X) Friday, 7:13 p.m. — Medical The accident occurred at Friday, 10:12 a.m. — Motor 70 OOlCX REOOL Film Industry Not Bothered By Regulations 1958, in Manchester, son of Richard Main St., is in charge of local call at 4W Connecticut Blvd. the intersection of Route arrangements. vehicle accident. Main and 4 Door, A/C, full power. J. and Florence Hillery Gallagher, Friday, 8:29 p.m. — Broken 44A and Lathrop Drive in Ensign streets. wires at 14 Richard Road. WASHINGTON (UPI) - Jack Valenti Mrs. Helen T. Baumes both of Manchester. He lived all his Coventry. The accident oc­ *4300 “H there weren’t a rating system then enormous gain,” he said. volved in a contractual dispute between and his Motion Picture Association seem there would be a vacuum and the govern­ MANCHESTER — Mrs. Helen life in Manchester. In Meinorium of curred at 9:26 p.m. Curiously, the “artsy, statement” the retailer and the wholesaler?” he just a Tittle smug in this day of all-out in­ ment would step in.” Terwilliger Baumesj 93, of 364 Sum­ He was employed as a machine Robert E). DuU Jr. movies that in part prompted the ratings asked. “And what the distributors want us mit St., died Thur^ay night 76 MONTE CARLO dustry battles against government regula­ The three branches of the film industry to do is work against a deadline that can't at a trainee at United Technologies Corp. The world may change from year to ycar.- BATTERIES FOR loaded. system have been replaced by And triends from day to day. Crash Injury Fatal tion. Windsor nursing home. in East Hartford. He attended l«Paris, France, St. James From memory pass away. of the late President Lyndon Johnson, Voorheesville, N.Y. and was a resi­ School, and was a member of the ^ 20-year-old North Lakewood Circle system. Board members view an average "We’re making pictures today that have begin marketing films as many as 18 From your loving (iirUriend. resident has died from injuries suffered in an automobile says his organization has met the enemy two films a day, tally their ratings and dent of Suffield for 60 years. She Gass of 1976 at East Catholic High Sabrina a beginning and middle and end. People months in advance — booking the movies accident last week. DRUG 77 MONTE CARLO and won. And even Congress agrees. hear appeals. moved to Manchester in 1972. School. He also attended University Loaded. stayed away in droves from relevant into theaters and reserving newspaper Peter M. Gallagher died Friday afternoon at St. Fran­ “The film industry is unique,” a House She was a member of First Church of Connecticut. In IVIeinoriuin A producer pays from $700 to $8,000 — films. They would ask, 'I paid 12 bucks to and television advertising space. cis Hospital in Hartford. SAVE subcommittee on small business recently according to the size of the film’s budget of Christ Congregational of Suffield. Other survivors are three brothers, In sad and loving memory oi Harold Bassett, who see a downer? I want to laugh.’” Although most producers can meet that passed away Novemlier 19. 1970. He was injured in an early morning automobile acci­ found. “Federal regulation is not an — to have a movie rated. Tlie first three She leaves a son, Charles W. Atty. Richard J. Gallagher of New FRAZIER And audiences have changed along with kind of schedule, Valenti said, it would be dent last Saturday on Bruce Road. obstacle as it is to just about every other Baumes of Suffield; two daughters, York City, Atty. Hillery Galla^er Somewhere back ol the sunset. 76 OLDS CUTLASS categories — “G,” “PG” and “R” — are movie content. Movie-goers are now impossible for them to complete films in Where loveliness never dies. Police reported the vehicle he was operating went out Selon, loaded. industry. ’The ratings system has done a copyrighted. But the last, “X,” is up for Mrs. Dorothy B. Coe, with whom she and Dennis Gallagher, both of HOME better educated, Valenti said studies time for prescreening. And for big budget He lives in a land ot glory. of control and struck a tree. good job of heading this off.” grabs anil can be applied voluntarily to , made her home, and Mrs. Cornelia B. Manchester, and his paternal grand­ Mid the blue and gold of the skies. IMPROVEMENTS SAVE show, and more , belong to single films with large interest payments to Caldwell of Suffield; a sister. Miss The system, which applies the "G,” any film. households. meet, the delay could be prohibitive. mother, Mrs. Agnes Gallagher of And we who have known and loved him. “PG,” "R” and increasingly “X” ratings Florence Terwilliger of Albany, Worcester, Mass. Whtisc iiassing has brought sad tears. ’The controversy that first greeted the “People of some education level are fin- (Authors of the Ohio law say cinema to movies, was bom 10 years ago this N.Y.; and one grandddaughter. The funeral is Monday at 9:30 a.m. Will cherish his memory always, system, mostly from within the industry, ding’~their television entertainment less owners should not be forced to bid on films To brighten the passing years. week after a Supreme Court pornography Funeral services will be Sunday at from the John F. Tierney Funeral ROOFING has quieted. And Valenti said, local and than satisfactory,” Valenti said. “So sight-unseen. Under the blind-bidding ruling made imminent the threat of state governments have stopped their in­ 2 p.m. at the Nicholson Funeral Home, 219 W. Center St., with a mass Sadly missed by wife. they’re going out to the movies.” practice they buy movies on the basis of Horae, Route 159, Suffield. TTiere will Helen, and Family CORRECTION & Qilch government regulation. itially frequent attempts to establish cen­ Although Valenti said his industry is story line, producer’s name and star at 10 at St. James Church. Burial is in Within weeks of the court decision, sorship boards. be no calling hours. Commital ser­ St. James Cemetery. SIDING safe on the content front, it is threatened lineup — but have no real guarantee of. Tlw ChrlttniM Omaimnt “Win a Valenti said, producers, distributors and The result, he believes, is a screen that quality. ' vices will be at the convenience of Friends may call at the funeral with stata government regulation in the bika contaaT in Thuradaya papar theater owners had devised the plan now is free for creators and audiences alike. her family. home Sunday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 HIWTFOliO, CONN. PONTIAC-BUICK area of distribution. Valenti, 57, a Houston native and former familiar to all cinema-goers. ’They would “The movie business has never been Memorial donations may be sent to p.m. 11/16 waa without an addraaa for Route S. FAST WINDSOR Ohio has enacted a law giving cinema advertising executive, has been MPA C ^ D second-guess the government by better,” said Valenti. the First church of Christ The family suggests t£at those owners the right to preview films before president since 1966 when a group of antrya - Submit your roady to hang evaliAting film content themselves and Box office profits are running 13.2 per­ Congregational, Organ Fund, in care wishing to may make memorial gifts HARTFORD - The winning CALL NOW bidding to screen them. Valenti and the “movie moguls" invited him to take the 289-6483 advinng parents of their findings. ’’ cent ahead of last year. Ticket prices have Jack Valenti says the Motion Picture of Mrs. Alan Hefflon, 420 S. Stone St., to the Arthritis Foundation Inc., number drawn Friday in the; Ojnnec- ornamanta to 824 Main 8t., MPA have filed a suit in Federal Court chair. He was special assistant to Presi­ ‘"The movie industry is doing what the risen only 4 percent. Attendance is up 8.4 dent Johnson at the time. West Suffield, 06093. . Connecticut Chapter, 964 Asylum ticut daily lottery was 776. Manchaatar. claiming- the legislation violates con­ Association has met the enemy and won tlie 247-9739 law would do and probably doing it percent. stitutional rights. “It’s about as fascinating a world as one battle against government regulation. (UPI Ave., Hartford, Conn. M4J . OPIA |VI$ m 10 PM . tn 24H better,” Valenti said. “So if you subtract inflation, it’s still an “Why should the government get in­ could have other than politics,” he said. photo) \ i PAGE TEnI- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn.. Sat., Nov. 18, 1978 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Sat., Nov. 18, 1978 - PAGE ELEVEN

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Nw 25 Lmt cne per customer' a fun thing out of it, even luslirooiiis r 8 9 222 Grocery .2211 though my feet were HEN & TOM lASTINC [ | GrocerT" dragging at the end of the 'lb . day. I must find out what TURKEYS TURKEYS ^ w lb vitamins you take. CENTB1 SLICES HAM I wish also to thank the STEAKS or ROASTS bridge players for their in- 10 LBS. TO SHANK HALF or I AVAILABLE IN STOflES SWIFT-PREMIUM-DEEP BASTED-FROZ. •-22 kx covenience of having to 100% PURE BUHER BASTED UNDER 20 LBS. W/SERVICEDELI NEVER WHOLE HAMS (WiUrAdMI play downstairs.They were T| p^^top^S]io|i lus everydiiiu StonSllc«d.VlrgHiSty1i BUTTER- COUNTRY FARM PORK SHOP great and here are the high A&P 8 COOKED HAM d '2 .9 9 RAII 10 LBS. TO scorers: Irene Walsh, 3,- D H L L under22 LBS./ Center Cut CmterCut 750; George Last, 3,580; Mabel Loomis, 3,560; Rene TURKEY BREAST > '2.99 RIB CHOPS LOIN CHOPS StonSHcad TURKEYS ITURKEYS lb. 1m great Thanksgtviiig feasu Maire, 3,490; Alice Ailison, 3,390. COOKED SALAMI >1.69 $ 1 8 9 StarpWNti « | 9 9 We had ten tables for our A iP IS A SEAFOOD SHOP „ I Pork stops Shop will be closed Thurs., Nov. 23, Thanksgiving Day! COOPER CHEESE 11 .0 9 A&P IS A SAUSAGE SHOP o l f f i *> • H Loki pinochle games and the FfKtl • « H 89 Pork Loln-e Cintar. 2 StiouMir. 2 Slrtobi M 0«(( lucky winners were; Mary Fresh Oysters StmUidPaA com. I Pork Sausage Meat 'nS 99‘ self service delispeciai Hill, 632; Paul Schuetz, EGG & POTATO SALAD o 69‘ Shrimp Cocktail ASST. PORK CHOPS r>1 OKickius Hormel Cure 81 Hams »*3 values on fine brands. 605; Jennie Fogarty, 588; • m H 39 Pork Loki-Whole , For YourTraditional Holiday Feast Green Beans Medium Peas Cooked Shrimp pbg. I Bob Hill, 581; John Gaily, BAKED LASAGNA *1.59 Turkey Leg Quarters , 59‘ RIBS COUNTRY STYLE to. "[ n^ttyor <2i» *299 iHb H ‘ Stop & Shop 1 lb. package U .S . 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Pork Loin-Full 7 Rib Portion - Royal Prince Yams Syrup Uncle Ben’s 89* Of course our kitchen You'll DO B etter with these HOLIDA Y p r o d u c e specials BLADE ROASTS ib Franks 99 TuikeysTS. crew has been working PorkLoln-SirloinPortion , \ColonialBologna *1.09 very hard making goodies Y toetables Sliced Carrots Jane Parker SIRLOIN ROASTS ib *1^9 S w ift’s Prem ium Deep Rested ia-2$ and dinner so you can see U.S.N0.1 Stop & Shop this fair was a total team MINCE SIZE "A" ^corner deliouick meal specials effort. M ix e d CRANBERRIES 4 ’- ^ l t a n ^ ^ 1C..,. • j As I said earlier, we will PIE Available in stores featuring a service deli siopisnop ' ^ Pumpkin Pie Mix 30oz can Uw Whole Onions 2 ^ 1 have to wait for results of Jane Parker 1 R u s s e t Stove Top Stop & Shop Cppked Bouncepkg DO Thursday’s fair until the Traditional One Pie Pumpkin 3 9 * S tu ffin g M ix PUMPKIN Favorite P o ta to e s BlitteilKin 8 9 Cheken. PorK or Comb next column. 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SELTZER TODDLBIS Florida-” 12S” Size Tangelos or Florida, ”120" Size ^ „ Mixed Nuts M *1Y so Free Stampi w/coupon-Aunt Jetnitra 24 ounce eat for holiday hors cToeuvres Heinz Dill Pickles 69* Pillsbury Bread Mix 8 7 * Wednesday: Corn yVainutSsJL *1Y. TOASTER WAFFLES *p: 79* Kosher or Poksh DM Date. Banana or Cranberry 1 Soz. pkg V 5 6 * 1 0 9 ORANGES ‘Z TANGERINES 8 tor I chowder, hot dog on a bun, 1 2 ^ | 5 9 ^ Countryfine Italian Delicious Roasts for Holiday Feasting fruit, beverage. cLpkg. I ct. box Thursday: Closed for Mersene-New! ^ P la n ters S alad O il Thanksgiving. DENTURE CLEANSER ;s’ 8 9 Stop & Shop Friday: Closed. 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(• / PAGE TWELVE - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Sat., Nov. 18, 1978 Herald angle Todd Return Gives Lift to Jets MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn.. Sat., Nov. 18, 1978 — PAGE THIRTEEN NEW YORK (UPI) - The will make his first start against the Jets’ Coach Walt Michaels has told “What happened is history. You Earl Yost New York Jets got a big lift Patriots. his club, the youngest In the NFL, to have to get ready for this game just Former Yank Lyle Authors this week with the announce­ New England fell into a first-place forget the loss. like any other game. You put the first Sports Editor tie with Miami for the AFC East lead “ I don’t try to bring it up,” game out of your mind. This one ment that Richard Todd will last week when the Patriots blew a return as starting quarterback Michaels said. “When so many things starts at zero. All I know is that we 23-point lead and lost to Houston 26- go right the way they did for New lost a game last week that we Book Called‘The Bronx Zoo’ against New England. But the 23. Both the Patriots and the England, you really don’t get into shouldn’t have lost and that we have question still remains — will Dolphins are 8-3. 'The Other Guys* of well-known Manchester people. your game plan. They got out so fast to just saddle up again and get NEW YORK (UPI) - co-authored a book on his frustrating portrayed in the book. done to quiet the people down after For example, there’s the Rubinow that be enough to overcome the The Jets, with second-year man last time we never got a chance to going.” TJ Former Cy Young Award season in which he exposes some of On Steinbrenner — “In my mind Matt Robinson at quarterback, won his resignation. ” "How about writing something brothers. Jay and Merrill. The after effects of the Patriots! use it. We could come out with the Todd feels he’ll need jiist a few winner Sparky Lyle, traded the behind-the-scenes details of life George is a great guy off the field. On Reggie Jackson - "They call about the other guys, not just the top former is a superior court judge and ...... four of the seven games Todd missed same game plan Sunday and they’d ‘ plays to get back into the swing of on the Yankees, including what he in­ But he’s so wrapped up in baseball crushing 55-21 victory earlier and are 6-5. But one of those losses last week by the New York him 'Mr. Autumn,’ but I say that runners," Jack Redmond asked the latter a highly respected surgeon. thiTseasorT? never recognize it because we never things. terprets as a divisive role played by and the control of the\ Yankees that autumn doesn’t make a whole year?’ several times in recent conver­ Bill Mammen is best known as one was the humiliation at Foxboro, used it. 'Tve been out six weeks but I’ve Yankees to the Texas Rangers, owner George Steinbrenner. he does a lot of things he’s sorry for Todd suffered a broken collarbone Mass., in which the Patriots scored Lyle, sidestepped in favor of Rich sations. of the top weather forecasters at “I think our people realize they been at all the meetings and i know has put a a torch to his bridge The book, written with Peter later. He does a lot of things for the on Sept. 24 when he was dumped by touchdowns the first seven times Gossage during the 1978 season after Redmond is the head tennis pro at Travelers and heard regularly over have to play harder. You just don’t what we’re trying to do,” said Todd, to the past with a controversial Golenbock, has the appropriate title players that other owners don’t do. winning the Cy Young Award as the two Washington linemen. He began they had the ball, built a 41-7 lead at “The Bronx Zoo” and, according to the Manchester Racquet Club and WTIC radio. walk out and beat a club like New who will also celebrate his 25th book that is bound to raise a Would 1 trust him? On some things I msinstay of the Yankees’ bullpen the throwing with pads this week and halftime and then cleared the bench. Lyle, “nobody will be hurt by it but fresh from a most productive Dan Pinto is one of New England's England. You have to work at it. We birthday Sunday. “What I want to do would, on others I wouldn’t. He .year before, said he wasn’t surprised don’t plan any great innovations. few eyebrows in the world they might be a little ticked off.” summer tournament season. top basketball referees who took up Sunday is complete a pass, take a doesn t use a whip and (a chair but at the treatment he received from Part of the credit for his success with running to stay in top shape in the off­ We’ll have some changes but nothing good lick and get those first shots . champions’ organization. “I want you to know that the book he’s the head zookeeper." Lyle, who, as ex-teammate Graig the club this year. Lyle knew he was the ball and racquet has been his in­ season. major.” over with. has not been written in bitterness,” On Thurman Munson— "Thurman doomed when he go into a contract terest in running. Redmond will be in Maurice Moriarty is an officer in The Patriots also must be wary of “New England right now is one of Nettles’ quipped, went “from Cy said Lyle at a news conference got a lot of bad press this year and I Young to Sayonara” this year, has hassle with the club and the team the record Five Mile Road Race field Moriarty Brothers’ automobile agen­ overconfidence. The Jets can be the top three teams in the league. I Friday to publicize the book. “I was think a lot of it was uncalled for. A lot subsequently signed free agent Thanksgiving morning, just as he cy. dangerous. A week after the loss to think it’s a good time to come back, very happy with the Yankees. It’s not of people didn’t know that he played Gossage to a multi-million dollar, was a year ago John Yavis, an attorney, is chair­ New England, they spotted Denver, against top competition. We’re going that kind of a book. When you read it hurt a lot of the time. ” multi-year pact. you’ll see my side and the front of­ Redmond runs man of the Manchester Board of one of the top defensive clubs in the to have to play wide open, mix it up. On Billy Martin — "He was one of Lyle. 33. is hoping lor a fresh start UCLAAJSC fice, too. I’m trying to show almost daily, Education. NFL, a 28-7 lead at halftime and You can’t beat these guys playing ' A y the major reasons we won two world in Texas. He has reached agreement several miles on a Bob Digan, busy in his spare time came back to win 31-28. conservative football.” everybody’s side. It's strictly my opi­ championshps. He instilled winning on a contract with Rangers’ owner prescribed course organizing the Manchester Runners' “Games like the one we had In their first meeting, the Patriots’ '^1 nion as to what happened. on our club. Sure, there was some Brad Corbett and has been from the Racquet against the Jets don’t happen very Steve Grogan, probably the best run­ In Battle “It was a chance to talk about resentment about him on the team Club, is director of Youth Services in guaranteed that he wdll get a chance Club around the this City of Village Charm. often," said Patriots’ tight end Russ ning quarterback in the NFL, was baseball and the way it's being but that s the way Billy is. Wherever to pitch. The Rangers, however, also Manchester Com­ Realtor Dan Reale is another Francis. “I don’t expect an easy content to stand back and throw to played now. We’re nothing but cattle he goes he causes some resentment. acquired reliever Jim Kern Irom munity College prominent local businessmen in the game. After losing last week, 'we’re veteran Harold Jackson, who For Roses being led to us," stated one of But without him I don’t think the club Cleveland during the winter and that campus. field. in the position where we have to win manhandled rookie comerback Bob­ baseball’s most candid speakers. He could have done as well as it did. I . LOS ANGELES (UPI) - In a could create a similar problem to the Redmond won't — Eleanore Gowen serves as assis­ to stay in first place. by Jackson. The key for the Jets is was asked to explain his feelings also don’t think he’ll be back as one which existed on the Yankees be among the prize Rednioml tant principal at Manchester High “I couldn’t believe that first game controlling Grogan. football rivalry that always about some of the members of the manager in 1980.1 think that was just this year. winners, he’ll be in the vast majori­ when not running. just as the Jets probably couldn’t For New England, the Patriots seems to settle who goes to the Yankee team and the organization as ty of runners and joggers in the field Gil Boisoneau, former football believe what we did to them. But must stop wide receiver Wesley Rose Bowl, No. 5-ranked that has lured over 2,700 official en­ standout and for years the guiding there were a lot of circumstances. Walker, who is averaging nearly 25 University of Southern Califor­ tries, the also-rans. We completed four or five long pass light behind Bolton’s successful yards a catch, tops in the NFL. nia will be a seven-point Prizes will be awarded to the top 25 junior football program, is a dentist plays that if they weren’t complete Walker, who caught the 75-yard TD finishers, male or female, the first who has been running competitively would change the complexion of the pass to beat Denver, has established favorite Saturday over U(?LA’s three schoolboys, the first three for a number of years. game. We had things our way and we himself as possibly the most 15th-rated Bruins. members of the fairer sex and the Mike Sibrinsz is treasurer of the got a couple 3f calls but a couple of dangerous long-range scoring threat Since 1967, USC has won the West first three Masters, male or female Carlyle Johnson Machine Co. plays the other way and things could in the NFL. Coast’s traditional Big Game eight over 50. Redmond fails to fit in any of The Herald will have two represen­ have been a lot different. New England is six point favorite. times, UCLA twice and one game has the three categories. tatives again, political writer Greg ended in a tie. Just who are some of the other Pearson and reporter Sue Vaughn, u s e ’s John Robinson and UCLA’s | runners beside nationally known both for a second time. Running to Daylight 18 Years Ago at Parkade Lanes Terry Donahue each is finishing his j Amby Burfoot, John Vitale and John There will be approximately 150 third season as a head coach and | Treacy? Manchester residents competing Manchester High running back Tom McCluskey (43) breaks Robinson is 2-0. Both losses knocked Just skimming the surface, the from all walks of life and all in the through the line in last weekend’s action against Enfield. UCLA out of the Rose Bowl. field next week will include a number also-ran class. McCluskey, however, will be on the sidelines with a bruised knee Halftown’s Career George Straznitskas The first USC win under Robinson this morning when the Indians face host Windham High in in 1976 sent the Trojans to Pasadena, (^lif. Last year’s USC 29-27 squeaker | Willimantic at 10:30. Crosstown East Catholic travels to Bloom­ on Frank Jordan’s 38-yard fieid goal Tonsilitis Fails field High to face the Tomahawks in a 1:30 start. Manchester Was Started Here with two seconds left gave and East Catholic collide in the season-finale Thanksgiving Day Washington a trip to the Rose Bowl. By EARL YOST Straznitskas M morning at Memorial Field. (Herald photo by Strempfer) “1 think there’s that element in­ To Slow McEnroe Sports Editor volved, perhaps,” Robinson admitted Eighteen years ago, a full-blooded Senaca Indian, Chief Half- when asked why most of the football LONDON (UPI) — John McEnroe, aiming for his second town, started out on his maiden public appearance assignment fans who show up at the Coliseum for (Jrand Prix victory inside a week, overcame an attack of ton­ Bowl Picture Muddy Enters Race Saturday's 1:10 p.m. kickoff expect mr the Brunswick Advisory Staff. His destination was the silitis and the challenge of fifth-seeded Corrado Barazzutti of the Trojans to win because of their NEW YORK (UPI) — Penn State Coach Joe Paterno— whose Farkade Lanes in Manchester to teach youngsters how to bowl By EARL YOST Italy Friday to head an all-American semifinal lineup in the past successes. Nittany Lions have never been the national champions — has 10-pin. Sport§ Edilor $175,000 tennis championship. "But that doesn't have anything to Tim O’Brien always maintained that the championship should be decided on The Chief was in town the past two Fellow with the long name won the Connecticut AAU 12-mile do with me and my feelings about Mark Copeland Mutt (>luliosk\ McEnroe, 5-2 favorite for the $36,- champion Arthur Ashe against Tim the field, not on paper. But by 6 p.m. Saturday, when the bowl days through the efforts of road race last June in Manchester as part of the annual New UCLA and I doubt if UCLA has those 400 first prize, following the exit of Gullikson. Brunswick and Bernie Giovino, bids go out, Paterno’s top-ranked and undefeated Lions may find England Relays’ promotion by Manchester Community College. feelings. 1 think they’re a confident the two top seeds, won a bizarre 65- Gullikson, the 27-year-old right­ Parkade Lanes manager, and Art team.” minute match 6-0, 7-6 and then hander of the tennis twins, crushed themselves in a bit of a muddle. Shorts, district Brunswick Thanksgiving morning, George ning the AAU 10-kilometer run in rushed off to see a doctor who UCLA didn’t play a great game last Manchester Booters Made sixth-seeded fellow-American Sandy Nebraska, currently ranki^s^nd freeing Alabama for the Cotton promotionai manager. The visit in­ Straznitskas, a 35-year-old distance Bethel and was fifth in the Mini- Saturday at Oregon State, losing 15- diagnosed tonsilitis and prescribed Mayer 6-2, 6-2 while Ashe defeated after toppling top-ranked Oklahoma Bowl. cluded special assemblies for runner from Naugatuck, will be in Marathon in Hartford last month. 13. Two weeks ago, UCLA edged antibiotics to bring down his 100 1972 Wimbledon champion Stan last week, faces Missouri Saturday. But if Auburn wins, it would also be children at Nathan Hale, Robertson ^ ^ 0 1 the field for the Five Mile Road Race Will Hadden, general chairman for Oregon 23-21 at home and Oregon is degree temperature. Smith 6-3, 6-2 in the last match of the If Nebraska wins, Penn State, which in the running for the Southest and St. James School. Also, instruc­ in Manchester Thanksgiving mor­ the sponsoring Nutmeg Forest, Tall 1-9 this season. Against Oregon State, The 19-year-old left-handed New Every Game Interesting evening. is idle on Saturday, will most likely Conference title. Should the 3-1 War tional clinics were staged Thursday ning. Cedars of Lebanon, said the entry list UCLA quarterback Rick Bashore Yorker, seeded third, was adamant McEnroe’s match swung amazing­ choose to travel to the Orange Bowl Eagles defeated Georgia and then at the Parkade for bowlers of all ’The dark-bearded, slender Straz­ was over 2,700. didn't complete a pass in 10 attempts he would play Saturday’s semifinal By LEN AUSTER ly when the world number 6, winner in Miami to decide the national Alabama on Dec. 2, they would get ages. nitskas captured the Connecticut ’The AAU-sanctioned race starts at and had one intercepted. Danielson, "The halfbacks were part experienced halfback returning. "We against fellow-American Dick Herald Sporlswriler of the Swedish Open Monday, blitzed championship on New Year’s Day. the bid for the Sugar Bowl. Appearing in full Indian regalia, AAU Marathon last spring in 10:30 oh Main Street. USC is 8-1 overall and 5-1 in the of the attack at the end of the year. may have to do some juggling and Stockton, who also made the last four through the first set in 18 minutes Therefore, if Nebraska and the Chief performed before cap­ Middletown and followed up by win- PAC-10 race while UCLA is 8-2 and 6- There was never a game in At the end Walter (Adamy) was a un­ may be able to move some fullbacks at the expense of an Italian, beating with the loss of only seven points and Georgia both are upset, Penn State tivated audiences. Leo Diana, 1. 1978 when the Manchester iting force.” up." the veteran Tribe coach Adriano Panatta 6-4, 4-6, 8-8. ; then raced into a 4-0 lead in the se­ might go to New Orleans for the Nathan Hale principal, noted, “He There has been conjecture this High soccer team wasn't Foran (4 goals), Peter Krupp (4) remarked. “I have had it before and have cond. ^ College Football^ and Tom Roach (7) will graduate “I want to get someone who wants Sugar Bowl. But if Nebraska loses has a tremendous personality. The week that a third straight loss by banging on the opponent’s played through it before,” said The hapless Barazzutti, reeling children were just fascinated with East Fast Finish from the front line as will Adamy, to be center halfback," Danielson McEnroe. and Georgia wins, Patemo’s team UCLA to USC could cost Donahue his about as if suffering from shell shock But the upset-minded Missouri his presentation.” job. Before the season, UCLA doorstep trying for the tying Mike Wilson and Burt Pina from the emphasized, "I want a take-charge "I knew it was there before the might opt to play sixth-ranked as winners flashed past him and over Tigers have always fared well Houston in the Cotton Bowl. Now a robust 61, the Chief noted goal states Head Coach Dick halfback slots. Bill Frattaroli (4 guy. We haven’t had that. If we can match and that is why I arranged to athletic director J.D. Morgan said him from all directions, seemed against Nebraska, beating the ’There is also the No. 4 team, over the luncheon board yesterday, Hope for Future this was the most talented UCLA Danielson. goals), who showed marked improve­ get someone who wants to play see the doctor before going on ready to throw in the towel. Comhuskers the last two times at “I live in two worlds. ment with increased playing time center halfback, someone who’ll be a court.” Oklahoma, to consider. The Sooners football team in history. Five times, however, the Indians Lincoln. A victory by Missouri would are in the running for a bid to either “I’m living a glorifying life, doing Chief Halftown came up short as they compiled a because of the injury to Foran, also leader to these guys, we can build a The other semifinal features two By LEN AUSTER UCLA’s loss at Oregon State will McEnroe would not offer his illness eliminate the possibility of the top the Cotton or Sugar Bowls and a vic­ what I like to do. I understand my fine 12-5 mark, taking fourth place in graduates as does the goaltending team around that individual. ” unseeded players, 1975 Wimbledon as an alibi for his sudden lapse. World War II vet has been with Herald Sportgwriler probably keep the Bruins out of two teams meeting in the national tory over Oklahoma State Saturday talents. It’s a gift to work with another bowl if they lose to the the highly compettive CCIL. combination of Mark Copeland and Sophomores Marty Simon and Tim championship in Miami as the Big Brunswick’s sUff since 1957. In his Which side will appear. Dr. Jekyll or Mr. Hyde, when East McCarthy should lead those in the night would probably send them to children. Eve^thing that I say to ■youth he was an all-around athlete. Trojans. “I thought we had a good ball Ron Apter. Eight bowl committee announced the Sugar Bowl against Georgia ... if them, they believe. When I appear in (^tholic takes to the soccer field in 1979? club, ” states Danielson, “We were in ,"We had two good goalies, a luxury battle for the netminding post but as “I’m proud to be an Indian and I’m Danielson commented, " I’m not Monday that, in the case of a tie, the Buildogs win. tribal clothes, I capture their com­ The Eagles started off this year 0-7-1, but closed 5-1-2 for^a every game. We couldn’t say that most teams couldn’t afford, but fortunate to walk in a children’s picking next year’s team now” Tedford Produces Nebraska would represent the league Purdue, leading the Big Ten with a plete minds.” world,” he said before leaving for final 5-8-3 mark. They were unbeaten (3-0-2) in their last five last year. Mark had to be the sta rter," "There is a nucleus for next year in the Orange Bowl because of its 17- 5-0-1 record, faces Michigan Satur­ His father, with no schooling, was “This team got better as tbe year Danielson stated. Matt Gluhosky Bradley Field and a flight home. starts. but it will be an inexperienced team 14 win over Oklahoma. day and a win there would mean that a laborer, who also had 50 went on but just couldn’t stick it in graduates from the fullback line. In that case, it would be up to third- He would be welcomed in “Yes, we are anxious to get the Phil Marciano and Chris Ciszewski. Manchester will have to rebuild at on the varsity ievei, ” summed up Winner at tiling only a victory over Indiana stands in professional fights, including several Manchester at any future date and the net. We were lacking something ranked Alabama, which would get next soccer season going and see Juniors Tim Skoly and Jim Roche halfback and up front but “ our se­ Danielson. the way of the Boilermakers’ first main event appearances at the Giovino hopes it won’t be an 18-year SPORTS up front... But I think only two teams By LEN AUSTER the host berth for the Sugar Bowl Valley Arena in Holyoke, Mass. what happens,” replied East Head should return to halfback slots, cond line was good enough to play for Rose Bowl appearance in 11 years. wait. Coach Tom Malin, who fully expects meaning only two starting posts outscored this one.” Herald Sportgwriler only if eighth-ranked Georgia loses to At last count, he had made 257 SLATE Manchester scored 53 goals with many schools,” insists Danielson, Auburn. 'The Bulldogs and the Crim­ the resurgance to continue. appear vacant. ■ Field hockey had its first winning year at Manchester High appearances at Brunswick pin only the 1973 (64 goals) and 1955 (55 referring to John Moran, John Kelly son Tide are both 5-0 in the Southeast Water Polo centers from coast to coast and Packers Grip “We duly had two seniors who Malin should not have too many and Jim Gluhosky along with Dan this past season. 'started so it took time for the problems filling the posts inasmuch Saturday goals) teams outscoring this outfit. Bowling Conference with one game to go. PROVIDENCE, R.I. (UPI) - The talked before a combined audience of FOOTBALL Collins. All are juniors. And of course, The four-year old program at Illing ^youngsters to mature and jell,” the as 70 were out for the sport at East The Silk Towners began the year Should Georgia win, as expected, Brown University water polo team 700,000 children. Ready to Fall Manchester at Windham, with four big wins, but an injury to leading scorer Jeff Lombardo, a Junior High, however, has been and wind up in a 6-0 tie for first with ®hard-working fifth-year Eagle men­ this year. “The overall picture of BLOSSOMS - Donna DePaulo 179- must wait until Sunday to see if it The Chief considers himself an NEW YORK (UPI) - nie Green 10:30 a.m. senior speedster Joe Foran slowed junior who tallied 19 goals, returns successful from the start. If you want Alabama in the SEC, the Bulldogs will make a second consecutive entertainer, and his credentials in­ tor explained. soccer here reflects the area. ’The for another campaign. 453, Sue Catolane 180. Barbara an answer why, two parties point out Bay Packers’ hold on first place in first year (1974) I was finding players East Catholic at Bloom­ the momentum considerably. would play in the Sugar Bowl because appearance in the NCAA tourna­ clude a 28-year television career in The biggest move Malin made was Sophomores Bill Herlth and Eric Sullivan 467. Coach Donna Tedford. the NFC Central Division may finally walking the corridors. I think soccer field, 1:30 “That was the key to the whole of the “last appearance rule,” ment. his home city, Philadelphia. 'Hie shifting sophomore Kyle Ayer from Juttner saw action late in the cam­ end Sunday. has arrived here. Rockville at South Wind­ business. We couldn’t replace Joe HOME ENGINEERS Alyce “She maintains good discipiine and fullback to forward, sophomore. sor, 1:30 paign at fullback, Herlth having a instills a winning spirit in the kids,” ’That they’ve been there so long in a Terry McConville from halfback to a “With age and experience, I feel Foran adequately,” voiced McArdle 175, Eileen Henson 182-502, GIRLS SWIMMING tremendous outing in the tournament notes Ginny Lind, physical education year most experts picked the wing and junior Mark Marciano from you have to better yourself. And Danielson, noting no one had the Hildur Zawistowski 182, Cathy Packers to settle quickly to the bot­ Manchester/East speed to open defenses up like the loss to Staples. “Their development teacher at Illing, “She instills pride an inside to wing. That put the remember we didn’t play a chintzy will pay off next year," states Bohjalian 202-472, Phyllis Heritage in themselves and in the team.” tom is surprising enough. But after sluggish Eagle offense in high-gear schedule. Just look at the state tour­ Catholic at State Open aforementioned did. 471, Ivy Title Still on Line that unexpected 6-1 start. Green Bay (SCSC), 7 p.m. “The halfbacks made the biggest im­ Danielson. Junior Ed Kennison has “She has done an excellent job,” with the underclassmen accounting nament,” he voiced, pointing out another year in the back line. states Manchester Head Coach Mary ran into the difficult part of its Hartford Public (Class L provement this year,” lauded TWI-LITE- Camille Scuta 179-470, NEW YORK (UPI) - The and sophomore running back Jeff for 29 of East’s 35 goals. Junior Tim O’Brien will be the only Faignant, “She teaches them the fun- we don’t think we’re deserving of schedule and lost three of its iast confused Ivy League football Dufresne have combined to lead a po­ McConville and Marciano each semifinalist). New London, Rham Pat Twerdy 191-234-599, Dottie damentals and has built up anything.” four, including iast week’s 42-14 rout tent Big Green offense. banged home 10 scores and Ayer and Glastonbury among others were Whitehead 188-489, Lynn Follett 179- enthusiasm in field hockey. race winds up this weekend For the first time in three years. by Dallas. on the East slate. 496, Rosemarie Lovett 456, Lynne Yale, 3-1-2, and Harvard, 2-3-1, nine. Twenty-six goals were rammed Title Cross Country Run with three teams still having a New Hampshire has nothing to lose Sunday the Packers, 7-4, visit the “We played good (brand of) soccer Topping 458, Marge Barry 478, June “We don’t have to reconvert them / square off in Cambridge for the 95th home in the closing eight-game from other sports. She’s built " ^ '■ ' ^ ■ chance to claim a share of Uie in the matchup. Coach B ilL ^w es defending AFC champion Denver stretch. which should help us towards next ( Briefs ) .Schultz 471. edition of ’The Game. The Elis have enthusiasm and has helped us at our title. says his group will be fired up even Broncos, who rarely lose at home. “They compliment each other very year,” Malin summed up. regrouped after a four-game mid- though the Wildcats have no chance Meanwhile, the surging Minnesota Thrill For Mike Martin level. As varsity coach here, I see Joe Yukica takes his Cinderella well,” remarked Malin, noting Ayer It’s a season Malin and team Whalers Home EARLY BIRDS- Fran Doyon 125- Donna’s results in that many of her for a share of the crown or post­ Vikings, also 7-4 and winners of four has the best skills, McConville has anxiously await. “It’s a tremendous experience to field. Mass,, on Nov. 9. The East 135-370, Vi Carr 130-344, Katie f - Dartmouth squad to Princeton, season berth. straight, host San Diego with a The surprising Birmingham Bulis, players have played either varsity or guaranteed of at least a tie for the good skills and speied and Marciano compete with excellent runners,” Hartford youngster outran everyone Graham 130, Karen Johnson 125. ■ “If we had nothing on the line, this chance to move into sole possession the youngest team in major league jayvee.” It was noted by Lind that 11 crown. A win will give the Big Green supplies aggressiveness. says Mike Martin, the top cross­ in Region 21, too. of the 16 on this year’s high school Donna Tedford jgollege FootballJ still would be the No. 1 emotional of first place in the NFC Central. Lost to graduation will be center country runner at Manchester Com­ “We arrived the night before the hockey, will make their Springfield EASTERN BUSINESS- Emil its first Ivy title since 1973 and 11th in game of the year for us,” Bowes In other games Sunday, San Diego Civic Center debut tonight when they varsity were from Illing. with a hint of annoyance in her voice, halfback Harry Carr and fullback munity College this fall. race,” Martin said, “after a long bus Roux 173-446, Bill Colby 166-148-425, the league history. said. “I don’t detect any feelings Physician Retires take on the New England Whalers in Illing recently capped off a fine un­ “I’m disappointed they didn’t have a season winless swoon and are 4s at Minnesota, New England at the Rob Delgaudio and top reserve Matt He was referring to his participa­ ride from Greenfield. We put 2,200 Ron Joiner 154-152-445, Dorn Looking over Yukica’s shoulders from the past in terms of what this a World Hockey Association game at beaten 10-0 campaign. The Rams team this year. ’They had one for favored to take their fourth straight New York Jets, New Orleans at Tobin. “The biggest one to replace is STORRS, (UPI) - Dr. Thorburn s'. tion in the National Junior College miles on the bus round-trip. DeDominicis 157-154-422, Hank Grzyb are Carm Cozza of Yale and John game means to our kids.” Dallas, Los Angeles at San Fran­ McGowan, the physician for athletic 7:30. scored 23 goalk and allowed only two, eight or nine years.” Anderson of Brown. ’They know if over their arch rivals. Harry. He gave us aggressiveness in Athletic Association’s Men’s Cham­ “Our legs got stiff from the long 154-414, Ed Lavado 153-407, Gabe Another big New England game cisco, Atlanta at Chicago, St. Louis teams at the University of Connec­ finishing up with nine consecutive Girls’ soccer is reportedly being they can win their games and Brown, 4-2, is coming off last week’s th e midfield area,” Malin pionship cross-country meet held at ride and we jogged the two nights we Dubbed the “Baby Bulls” by many Szabo 147, Bill Moorhouse 404, Bub will be in Storrs, Conn., with Rhode ^ ^ ash in g to n , Philadelpia at the ticut for the past 13 years, will be because of the number of teen-age shutouts. The first year Illing had pushed in certain areas and Tedford Princeton manages to spring an up­ stinging loss to Dartmouth. The commented. the University of Illinois in Savoy, were on the road. I felt good overall, Holmes 387, Dave Grzyb 146-383, Island meeting Connecticut. Should Bp'''York Giants, Cleveland at honored Saturday because he is players on their roster, the team’s girls’ field hockey a 5-3-2 mark was can’t understand why. “That’s nice set, there will be a three-way tie for Bruins’ main problem will be more ’The number one priority, however, 111., Nov. 11. but a bit nervous. I felt better after Tom Harrison 382, Ben Grzyb Jr. 379, the Rams win and UMass lose, they Baltimore, Cincinnati at Pittsburgh, retiring. average age is 22.2. Birmingham has logged followed by seasons of 7-1-2 but where do they go? They might, themselves — regrouping after the will be reducing the number of goals Martin finished 171st in a field of the race started. Dan. Toce 379, Sandy Hanna 377. and 6-3-2. the league championship. will tie for the Yankee Conference Detroit at Oakland, Seattle at Kansas McGowan's family will join him at eight rookies in its lineup and the top lean towards soccer now but there’s tough loss — than the opponent, against; East allowed 35 goals as 342, in a time of 28:33 on the flat, “But what a start! It was in­ Yukica’s squad, labeled a longshot crown. But Rhode Island would be 8- City and Buffalo at Tampa Bay. the 50-yard line during the UConn- five scorers are in their first year of 'Tedford, a 1967 graduate of the no future,” she stated, noting there is Columbia. well as accumulating 35. Part of the five-mile stretch. Mike qualified for credible! The field was so packed SYMPHONIES- Joan Johnson 127- by everyone because of heavy 2, a better overall record, and would Rhode Island football game for WHA play. University of Connecticut who has no team at the high school. Elsewhere in New England, Houston hosts Miami Monday night. solution will come as the defenders the national meet by his excellent that some runners were injured by 345, Donna ^ozzer 151-355, Marti graduation losses, has a league probably get the playoff spot. ceremonies featuring presentations taught seven yj»ars at Illing, There were 28 on this year’s Illing Massachusetts can wrap the Yankee mature, Malin believes. showing in the Nov. 4 National Junior all the pushing and shoving. People Sarles 139, record of 5-1, the loss coming to un­ Holy Cross, losers of three by the captains of the football and Football Banquet explains. “Enthusiasm is the biggest team, M ninth-graders. “It might be predictable Harvard. Conference crown for ,the second Junior goalie Mike Ciszewski College Region 21 cross-country were being stepped on. I stayed along straight, hosts Rutgers, 8-1, in what basketball teams and by the football ingredient to our success. I think my a building year next season but we “After our disappointing loss to straight year when it entertains New returns fpr another campaign championship meet. He finished first the outside of the first turn to avoid The annual banquet of, the Central CATERERS- Angie Ortolani 140, probably will be their toughest oppo­ and basketball coaches. enthusiasm has rubbed off on the teach it in class and there are those Harvard in October, I told the team Hampshire. ’The Minutemen are 4-0 Field Hockey between the pip^ as do fullbacks Jim in a field of 19 runners, with a record­ being pushed into obstacles such as Connecticut Association of Football Laine Knowles 139-341, Carol Seretto nent of the season. Winless Boston 129, Dorothy Mathes 128, Cindy Doyle kids, or I hope so. We instill spirit so in seventh and eighth grade who have not to be discouraged. Even in losing in league play and a win would land HANOVER, N.H. (UPI) _ The Neiswanger, a junior, and freshmen setting time of 24:12 in tiie 4.5-miIe trees. I learned to do that from Officials will be held Dec. 7 at they will want to play to the best of them in the NCAA Division I-AA College hosts Syracuse, 2-7, in a bat­ race held at Manchester Community experience. Mosque Hall, Berlin. It will be the 131-346, Joanne Frederickson 148-133- thought of coming out but just we had played well and we were in tle of teams on the downswing. Dartmouth field hockey team will be their ability.” haven’t,” Tedford stated. playoffs. in Ellensburg, Wash., next ’Tuesday College. “ I guess you could say I am 50th anniversary. The elected of­ 373, Phyllis DeFurio 137-347, Debbie control of our own destiny. We would Also, Springfield is at Albany Tedford, a big field hockey bwster, And when, not if, the youngsters "Certainly the playoffs are in the for the start of the national tourna­ Knicks^ Nicholas Appointed Earlier, on Oct. 24, Martin had set satisfied with my finish. But, to com­ ficers are Frank Mayeda, president; Cichowicz 125-342, Freda Harmon take each game one at a time,” State; Buckenell at Boston Universi­ Dan Morline, vice president; Joe Ar- was disturbed crosstown Bennet come out it will be Tedford who’ll Yukica said. back of everybody’s mind,” says ment sponsored by the Association a record for Cougar harriers (25:08) pete against so many runners, 126. ty; Maine at Northeastern; Central NEW YORK (UPI) - Dr. been appointed to the didn't field a squad. “I don’t know turn them into winners. That’s IxMn UMass coach Bob Pickett, who, like for Intercollegiate Athletics for on the Manchester course. hurrying at top speed from the start, none, secretary, John Andreoli, Dartmouth has not lost since. (^nnecticut at Southern Connecticut, President’s Council on treasurer and Walt Akerly, Bob what’s going on at Bennet,” she said the track record. Senior quarterback Buddy Teevens Yukica is in his first-year at a new Women. ^ Jam es A. Nicholas, team Martin was the only harrier from was an experience I will never GOP- June Michaud 184, Dee Eib school. “If we don’t win this week, and Fordham at New Haveh. physical! for the New York Physical Fitness for Sports. Connecticut’s two-year colleges to forget. 1 hope otheTs will experience Fields and Frank Scelza, executive 184-475, Harriet Haslett 181-466, I Knicks the past four years, has Nicholas is one of 11 men selected board the bus for Illinois at Green­ the same thrills I did.” committee. Morline and Andreoli .Joyce Tyler 180-483, Robin Smith 180, for this honor. ^ field Communit;^ College, Greeiy are Manchester n;|n. Sue Lance 463, Carolyn Wilson 465. \ PAGE FOURTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Sat., Nov. 18, 1978 Collectors^ Corner Four Area Students ~ ||^S TER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Sat.. Nov, 18, 1978- PAGE FIFTEEN Births In Music Festival Three in Tolland County Schock, Aliaa Marie, daughter of paternal grandmother is Kfrs. John Isle Issues Show Yule Plants Reuben R. and Margaret Danyliw Maloney of Waterbury. He has a fJ 2 ^ « - Four musicians from Timothy Win 4-H Project Awards Schock of 17 Bayberry Road, Bolton. brother, Mathew John. SchMl have been selected to participate in a COVENTRY - Three By RUSS IVIarKENDRICK She was bom Nov. 3 at Hartford biological science. casional other publications. 2fs wwkSiT' Connecticut Tolland County young peo­ swine project. The little island of Guernsey has Hospital. Her maternal grandparents As past president of her U.S. air mail collecting is not dead. Ladd, Robin Merijul and Stacey ple have been chosen 4-H Club she has spent Miss Olmstead will be issued a quartet of multi-colored are Dr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Danyliw Although we don't get domestic airs Martha, twin daughters of Mr. and nrl*'? f*”**®*}^’ who perform together as a string quartet, Connecticut winners for much of her time in com­ the guest of the Coca-Cola stamps depicting some plant life S BAILIWICK O F X B A I U w ic K O ^ of 43 Forest St. Her paternal grand­ w e Larry Kean, Amy Champagne, violinists; Adam anymore, there are still the inter­ Mrs. Lawrence Ladd of Lexington, their 1978 4-H projects. munity projects helping Company in Chicago and used to decorate homes at Christ­ GUERIMSeV » GUERNSEY parents are Mr. and Mrs. Fred F. Mumay, viola; and Robert Condi, cello. Wetherell the guest of nationals. There were a couple of 31- Mass. They were born Nov. 4. Their Janet Grace and Barbara neighbors and helping mastime, The two high values have cent values just lately honoring the Schock of Aberdeen, S.D. Her mater­ maternal grandmother is Mrs. Julius iinllif *y®* ®'*'8*^"‘* String Quartet, in residence at the Olmstead, both 18, of International Harvest Co. ■ \ 0 nal great-grandparents are Mr. and university, hosts a chamber music weekend each year young people grow and Winners were chosen by I the holly and mistletoe. These are Wright Brothers and siated for next Ritter of Lexington, the former Coventry, and Ralph learn. familiar enough, but the 5 pence and year are a pair of 25-centers for Mrs. Joseph Danyliw of Hartford. Merion Ferris of Manchester. Their u ^ interested groups Wetherell, 17, of Somers the Cooperative Extension the 7 pence show the Jerusalem Her paternal great-grandmother is must submit an audition tape. This year the South Wind- She has also been in­ Service in awards Wiley Post. maternal great-grandparents are have won expense-paid volved in arts and crafts, cherry and the Christmas rose which Mrs. Karolina Zwetzig of Aberdeen, nne chosen from Connecticut. programs arranged by Coming Cvrnts Mr. an Mrs. Kpight H. Ferris of Elro trips to the 57th National 4- foods, and clothing are not so well known in this area. S.D. National 4-H Council. Street. They have a brother, Lowell, R^L^°H*^i*r Sunday at 3 p.m. at von der Mehden Barbara Olmstead H Congress in Chicago, projects. The “cherry" itself, scarlet or I B A IU > ^ K o f QUERN86Y Today and tomorrow at the Hotel Ralph Watharall Janat Grace 3Wi. Nov. 26-30. Wetherell is the son of orange-red in color, is an invitation Sonesta, Constitution Plaza. Hart­ (!uUcr, MelinHB Lee, daughter of ford — “ConnectiCON 2 " — the se­ Miss Grace is the Mr. and Mrs. Ralph to disaster if swallowed. The plant is John W. Sr. and Susan Ann Bigl daughter of Mrs. Dorothy cond annual comic book convention Unkert, Barbara Ann, daughter Wetherell of Somers. said to be beautiful, though, with f Cutter of 147 South St., Vernon. She of William T. and Karen Claassen Grace of Coventry. She U p' put on by Harold Kinney, The During his eight-year fruits a half inch in diameter that was bom Nov. 6 at Rockville General Unkert of 97 Sugar Hiil Road, Area Farmers Vote for Committees will be the guest of A$ a cure for backache lome extravaganza starts at 10 a m. today agricultural project he set last and last. It is a member of the Hospital. Her maternal grandparents Toiiand. She was born Nov. 7 at VERNON — Mail ballots are now being sent Reader's Digest. She is a people in the IBOO'i rec­ n ” and goes on into the night. 10 a.m. and Norman Strong of Vernon. alternates for one-year terms. several goals for himself, ommended a "tea" made solanum family that also gives us the % are Mr. and Mrs. William Bigl Sr. of Manchester Memoriai Hospital. Her out for the election of' members to four sophomore at Seton Hill 7 p again on Sunday, but with an earlier Community III, Coventry, Mansfield, and ASC community committeemen not only all of which he has trom boiling old ihoei potato, eggplant and melon pear. 22 S. Grove St.. Rockville. She has a / Stabilization and Conservation College and spent 10 years closing. There will be no end of maternal grandparents are Mr. and Willington David Buscaglia, Chester Heckler, elect members to the ASC county commitee achieved. He learnd basic The Christmas rose is not a rose stepbrother, John W. Jr.; and a step­ Mrs. L. L. Claassen of Pleasantville, (AbC) community committees. on her 4-H leadership movies, horror and otherwise. Also a William Peracchlo, of ,,Coventry; Leo but also assist that committee through the veterinary practices, in­ (let a Gertrude Stein try this one!) It Here they nurture some 16 million sister, Lisa Marie. N.Y. Her paternal grandfather is W. Ballots were mailed out Wednesday to all project. OPEN ALL DAY they do not wither on the vine as costume contest, a guest speaker Uvesque, Willington; Russell Martin, Willard year in local administration of federal farm creased his herd from two belongs with the buttercups. It is a tomato plants and 46 million irises Unkert of Irvington, N-J. Her mater­ known eligible residents and the final date for C. Stearns, Mansfield. Setting reasonable goals there is considerable collector in­ from Star Trek and numerous comic Howard, I,aura Marie, daughter programs. to 15 and realized a profit SUNDAY winter-flowering perennial with plus roses (real), freesia, mums and nal great-grandparents are Mr. and mail or dropping them off Community IV, Andover, Bolton, Columbia, for herself to achieve and terest in all the Channel Island book artists and science fiction of George and Karen Charter The principal programs in Tolland County of more than $200 from his evergreen foliage. Depending on the whatever for overseas shipment. Mrs. W.F. Bair of Colorado Springs, at the ASC office. Route 30, Vernon, is Dec 4 Hebron: Peter Chowanec, Ronald Szegda, establishing one-to-one ARTHUR DRUG environment, it will bloom in late stamps. writers. Admission $3, or $5 fonboth Howard of 71 Sadds Mill Road, Ballots will be counted on Dec. 11 in the coun­ are the Agricultural Conservation Program, relationships with people, They make the most of their space days. Colo. She has a brother, Timothy Columbia; Erich'Siismets, Andover; Alphonse the Feed Grain, Wool Incentive, Beekeepers fall, in December, or in early spring, Air Mail Collerting; Ellington. She was born Nov. 7 at William, 2. ty ASC office. ■have been her main goals with tomatoes trained to grow on Tomorrow, for the Giglio, Bolton; Alan Hills, Hebron. Indemnity programs, commodity and storage sometimes under the snow. The Rockville General Hospital. Her Twenty-four Tolland County farmers are during her project. In addi­ overhead arbors. The total length of Volume 50, No. 1 of “The Airpost numismatically-inclined: the In the mail elections the three receiving the iHcility loans, and when needed due to natural blossoms are white or pinkish-green the greenhouses comes to 320 miles. Journal" announces the affiliation of maternal grandparents are Mr. and, Carpenter, Kara Tahirah, running for positions on the committees. largest number of votes will be elected com­ tion to her many ribbons SNECDA show and bourse at the Mrs. aifford Willis of East Hartford. disasters. Emergency Programs for Conser­ and are about two inches across. Guernsey started with its own the American Air Mail Society with daughter of Gordon C. and Susan Nominees for Community I which includes munity committeemen and the next two will for sewing and craft Polish National Home. Pulaski Plaza Her paternal grandmother is Mrs. vation and/or Livestock. The people of Guernsey have a real postal administration in 1969, and the APS. The membership of the Bergmen Carpenter of 5 Linden the county towns of Somers, Stafford and be alternates. projects. Miss Grace has WEn SUNDAY and Governor St., Hartford. Anyone who is eligible to take part in the FROM and abiding interest in horticulture, through Feb, 7. 1978, Scott's AAMS has hung at about 1,800 for Ann Howard of Lake Worth, Fla. / Union are; Harold Eastwood, Franklin Kibbe, spent much of her time in And also tomorrow — ta-ta-ta-tah! Place, Rockville. She was bom Nov. The three nominees receiving the largest election but has not received a ballot should as about a third of the population is Catalogue lists 160 mailing stamps some time and it is felt that exposure 9 at Rockville General Hospital. Her William Lipton and Roger Pell, all of Somer number of votes, for each committee, will be projects to beautify her The MANPHIL '78 at Illing Junior Maloney, Justin Dean, son of John call the ASC office, 875-9770. employed in the greenhouse and 27 postage dues. There is a within a larger group will be of maternal grandparents are Mr. and Wa ter Bradway of Union; and William Mor- elected community committeemen and the town. High School. There will be many J. and Barbara Couch Maloney of 33 Participation in the election is open to all business. The Bailiwick of Guernsey scattering of costly ones from that mutual benefit. They will remain in­ Mrs. Herman Bergman of dasky of Stafford. next two will be alternates. Miss Olmstead is the 9 A.M. TO 2 P.M. dealers, an auction, and stamp peo­ Elm Road, Tolland. He was born farmers whether they are landlords owners, is smaller in area than our lirst year, but ignoring those, the dependent with their own magazine Willington. Her paternal grand­ ^ m m u n ity II which includes Ellington, On Dec. 15 the newly elected community daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ple from all over the state as it will Nov. 7 at Rockville General Hospital. ^ tenants and regardless of race, sex, color! neighboring^own of Glastonbury, but Guernsey issues are attractive and and will continue to put out the mother is Eunice Carpenter of 12 Tolland, and Vernon: Emerson Aborn Jr., committeemen will conduct a county conven­ Robert Olmstead, also of ENGLAND HARDWARE be the regular monthly meeting of His maternal grandmother is Mrs. religion or national origin. they have f.lOO acres under glass not hard to come bv, Furthermore American Air Mail Catalogue and oc­ Prospect St., Rockville. n t e r Charter, Andrew Gale Jr., of Ellington tion to nominate and elect one county com­ Coventry. She is a the Conneb^cut Philatelic Society. Herbert Couch of Coventry.. His Theodore Gottier, Glenn Luginbuhl, Tolland Mary B. Koelsch, is county executive direc­ B0LT0MM0TCII,CT. mittee member for a three-year term and two tor for the ASC committee. Ireshman at the University I ...... olof Connecticut, majoring in 649-5203 ]

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Optical Style Bar a Alpine Haus Harold Davey II explains the new innovations in the optical field to Dalene Flooring Getting ready to head to the slopes this winter. Miss Manchester looks oyer the huge selection of ski and winter wear at Alpine Haus of Vernon beautiful Miss Manchester on her Christmas shopping tour. Eastern IVJiss Merry Christmas is at Dalene Flooring, Route 5, South Windsor, Connecticut’s leading opticians have four convenient locations — 763 enjoying the selection of fine quality carpets. with Art Benson. The Alpine Haus offers the largest selection of skis and Main Street and 191 Main Street in Manchester; East Brook Mall in ski wear in Eastern Connecticut. It is located in the Post Road Plaza Mansfield/Wilhmantic and 270 Constitution Plaza in Hartford Route 30 in Vernon and open Monday through Friday from 10 to 9, Satur­ days 10 to 5:30 for your shopping convenience. § § I 3 i ' ...... ® 3 3 I § 3 ^ //:■ 2) 4-^ a

Metro Bowl J ^ Miss Manchester is taking a few |j6~ Wishing Well ^ moments off from her busy shop­ ping day to relax at the newly Miss Manchester is shopping at remodeled Metro Bowl in the area’s most up-to-date andj^ Manchester. New owners Dave exciting Hallmark store — the new- ' Richards and Ken Cowperthwaite ly remodeled Wishing Well in the^ Burr Corners Shopping Plaza. SheS are ready to greet you,and your iJ private group or league at the cor­ g is examining a holiday special.. . S ner of Center and Adams streets. Hallmark Country Flower Bath 5 Next weekend Metro Bowl will be Beads, regularly priced at $7.00 — 2 the host of a CBOA sponsored tour­ holiday sale tagged at $3.00. The ^ nament which is open to sanctioned Wishing Well features Hallmark ® bowlers. Sunday and Friday nights M products- as well as other fine 2} are open for new leagues or private names and jgift wrapping is bowling. Details can be gotten by available. While the store is “new fij Harvest Hill dialing 646-2695. Metro Bowl is Nassiff Arms on the inside,” the same friendly Miss Manchester is shown here with Manager Bernie DeLong (left) cozy, easily accessible, and service remains at the Wishing Therese Nassiff, wife of Fred Nassiff fills in Miss Manchester on “the Well. g and Assistant Manager Jeff Graham (right) admiring one of the many iJ waiting for you to enjoy a string of whole picture in the ski department at the House of Sports.” You may ®Hill also has many other gift items including wine bowling soon. choose from a vast selection of White Stag vests and sKi jackets, Hart, iJ 25 with wine glasses. Fritzmeir and Kazama skis, Hyde, Bauer and Roller Derby skates. 25 Therese says, “Ask us about our special cross country ski packages, we J»5 will service all skies and bindings.”

‘i ‘ANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn.. Sat., Nov. 18, 1978- PAGE SEVENTEEN PAGE SIXTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Sat., Nov. 18, 1978 Nafp Wsntod 10 Hstp Wsntod « • A , 10 Holp Wsntod 13. Homos for Soto 20 Homos For Solo . 23 STUFFERS and MAILERS Two Solons Push New Commander Named Urgently Needed! 825.00 per SECRETARY - ReceptionlOt. HOME HEALTH AIDES - hundred Guaranteed. Send Worthwhile opportunity Provide personal care for peo­ self-addressed stamped available in a busy Medical ol- ple in their homes. Home At Colchester Barrack envelope, TK Enterprise, Box fice in Manchester. Health Aide Certification or To Oust Speaker 21679, Denver, Co. 8 ^ 1 . Applicants must be neat, an Nurses Aide Training excellent typist and able to preferred. Training provide if needed. Must nave own Lt, Joseph Perry has been promoted to August 1962. He has served as comman­ CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING b u r r b e n c h h e l p - Will deal with the public. Hours 9 HARTFORD (UPl) — Democratic ballot would help Abate’s chances of commanding officer of State Police Troop train. Call 10 to 2. 289-7542. to 5 pm, Monday through transportation, mileage paid. ding offjcer of Troop K since July 1977. For further information call Reps. Ernest Abate and Joseph winning. If Kenneliy can force an K, Colchester. Perry currently is an Friday. Salary commensurate Lt. Williams said serving as comman­ with experience. Business and Manchester Public Health Coatsworth announced Friday they open vote, many believe he may win executive officer of the State Police SECRETARY EXECUTIVE- ding officer of Troop K was “terrific, very Permanent full time 60 ^ m ac­ personal references required Nursing Association. 647-1481, are pooiing their vote-getting another term. Training Academy. rewarding and challenging.” He said the PHONE 643-2711 in rep ly to Box C, c /o Monday thru Friday, 8 am to curately. ExjMrienced'Small resources to depose incumbent On a related matter Friday, Lt. Lesley Williams has been promoted biggest undertaken by Troop K while he busy Office, Hartford Asylum Manchester Herald. 4:30■■ pm. An Equal Opportuni- House Speaker James Kenneliy. Robert Carragher of Hartford mailed Happiness Is attending m PLAQlNG^yoUR AD ^ Aufirmative fflri ■’ ^Action ’ to objectives coordinator, state police was commanding officer was implemen­ Ave. Area. Salary open, Employer. Abate will run for Kennelly’s job, benefits. Call 728-3(m. MOVE UP. There is no time letters to the 103 House Democrats management team. Wiiiiams is currently ting the sector team police. The towns The like the present to make while Coatsworth will settle for the urging them to vote for him for house the commanding officer of Troop K. Holp Wsntod 13 covered by Troop K are divided into sec­ Cracker'Barrel INDEX GAS STATION Attendant future goals. Switch from a RN or LPN to do insurance deputy speaker's job. majority leader. The change will take place Monday. The I low payingJob to high earning physicals in greater tors and each sector has its own police Fair N o n c is ADVERTISING SUPPLEMENT YOUR Wanted in Manchester. In recent months, both Abate and Carragher, one of four candidates announcement was made Friday by Hours: 6 a.m.-9 a.m., 5 days. potential. Benefits, incentive, Manchester area full or part team. Troop K is the only troop in Connec­ t;SOtoS;U 1 - LoM and Found RATES INCOME and Learn New advancement opportunity. time. Please send resume to SItuetlon Wanted 15 Prfvafe Instructiona IB Coatsworth have been campaigning for the post, served as deputy m ajori­ Donald Long, state police commissioner. 2 — P«r»onali 83.00 per hour plus. College ticut to have a sector system. MASONIC TEMPLE 3 — Anoounc«m«ntt Skills while still in school or Call between 10 am and 4 pm. North East Damac 25 Em I C m ltr SlTMt 1 day ...... 124 word per day student or Retiree preferrM. FULLY LICENSED- day care RIDING LESSONS indoor vigorously for the house speaker’s ty leader last session. Lt. Perry is a 14-year veteran of the Lt. Williams said, “We feel it is working 4 ~ Ent«rtEJnm«H employed. Now, the Connec­ 528-3889. EOE. Paramedics. 3482 Pawtucket M#och#slSf 3 days ...... 114 word per day Contact John, 646-9415. job. But at an afternoon news con­ The majority leader’s job was left force, having entered the State Police 5 — Auctions ticut Army National Guard Ave., Riverside, R.I. 02915. home, dependable sitter, riding ring. Western stock very well in all sectors and it will con­ Turkey Dinner et 5:30 p.m. end 6 days . . . . . IO4 word per day makes it easy for you to fenced yard, fun, safe, happy seat, saddle seat, and hunt ference at the Capitol, they an­ vacant this year when William Training Academy in August 1964. FINANCIAL 26 days .. 94 days...... HOUSEKEEPING- Woman •••••••••••••••••••••••••a tinue.” 6:15 p.m. For dinner reeervatlont I become a paid member of the SHEET METAL Mechanics- and affordable. 649-2885. seat. All levels 228-9817. nounced they were joining force. cell Mrt. Ronald Mottram or Mrs. 6 Bontfs*Stocks«MortgsgM 15 words $2.00 minimum needed for light house Butinot* Opportunity 14 O’Neill gave up his seat to run for He has served with the department in When asked about his new position he> 9 — Psrsonai Loans Guard (if you’re between 17 & Experienced in installation of Robert Nelson. Happy Ads ...... $2,50 Inch cleaning in residential home, "We both realized that a common lieutenant governor. He was various positions throughout Connecticut 10 — insuranca commercial and industrial Schools-Classes 19 said, “I think it will be very challenging.’^ ApoMored bf heating and air conditioning 4-6 hours, one day per week. SMALL ENGINE Service effort, the joining of forces, was the successful. including the criminal intelligence unit, IMPLOVMCNT training WITHOUT interrup­ About Lt. Perry he said, “He is a very TEMPLE CHAPTER |U. 0E8 systems. Top pay and Weekday, evening or ^turday Corporation - expanding best way for us to succeed," said Others who want O’Neill’s old job community relations unit, with Troop F 13 - Halp Wantad ting High School, College or morning also acceptable. dealer network. No FOR THE BEST - Manchester competent, capable administrator.” 14 — Businass Opporlunltlas Seasonal Employment. With benefits. 6494772. * EDUCATION Gymnastic School. 3 to 5 Coatsworth, a 35-year-old banker are Reps. John Groppo of Winsted, 15 » SMuation Wantad Telephone after 6 pm. 646- experience necessary. and Troop K, a special assignment in Troop K serves the towns of Andover, the split-training option your pupils per teacher. FREE in­ from Cromwell WAITRESS- Needed part Complete training program. Timothy Moynihan of East Hartford minority recruiting. Bureau of Staff Ser­ Bolton, Colchester, Columbia, Hebron, tOUCATION military training can be 8500. investment required to Private Instructions troductory lesson with this ad. 18 — Pnvata Instructiona time weekends. Experience 18 and Irving Stolberg of New Haven. Lt. Joseph Perry vices and his current position. Lebanon, Marlborough, Portland, staggerM to fit your personal SERVICE STATION start your own business. Ideal Call 6464306, or 646-3549. HAPPINESS IS I 19 — Schoois*Classas schedule. Train full time when helpful but not necessary. Will ***••••••••••••••••••••••• “Our chances of being successful Lt. Williams is a 16 year veteran of the Windham, Franklin, Bozrah, Salem, East I 20 — instructions Wantad tram. Must be over 18. Apply: Attendant- Days. Apply in per­ for retired or part time. REMEDIAL READING and in this contest are outstanding," force, having entered the academy in you have the time students son: Gil’s Mobil, Route 6, Details on request. Mr. math; individualized work Homes For Sale 23 Haddam and East Hampton. Trimming your Tree PBAL EtTATI r during the summer, seasonal Vito’s Birch Mountain Inn, 23 — Homas lor Sala Bolton. Barker. ESCAA Field program, (lst-8th grade) by added Abate, a 35-year-old lawyer at St. Maurice employees during the off Birch Mt. Road, Bolton, after EIGHT ROOMS Center hall I 24 — Lots-Land lor Sala 2 p.m., 646-3161. Training Division, Box 19, master’s degree teacher. 568- from Stamford, “Mr. Coatsworth ;? y h .^ l f t ^ n ,S d!g!!iW O f , . L J ^ I 25 — Invaslmant Proparty Hi season. Train part time for EXPERIENCED Machinist- Wading River New York. 8075. Colonial. Two fireplaces, 2 1/2 and I have a significant advantage at BAZAAR ' 26 Businass^roparty the remainder of the year. 11792. baths,wall to wall carpeting. 27 — Rasort Proparty GENERAL O FnCE CLERK- good working conditions, this point just looking at the Authority. Nov. 18 20 — Raal Estata Wantad The C T A R N G can be the guarantee wages for right GUITAR, BANJO, Mandolin, City utilities available, over key to your future by For small office. Diversified acre lot. Immediate occupan­ num bers." public meetings in Manchester 8 p.m. — Board of Directors, 10am to 4pm and interesting position. man. Atlas Tool, 646-3862. MANCHESTER Package Lessons: Folk, Blue Grass, MANCHESTER — Sunset Rebekah dent, will be among the visitors as will I MI8C. t lH V lC it Holp Wsntod 13 providing technical training store. Excellent location. Well Popular. Ages 5-adults. cy. Only 869,900. Pasek According to their calculations, the (locations are in Municipal Building, Hearing Room. Lodge will have its annual visitation by George Michel, grand master of the Hebron Road ' 31 - S«fVi6at.oirWad and guaranteed part time Knowledge of bookkeeping, Realtors, LS, 289-7475. 32 — Psinting-Psparing filing, typing and shorthand EXPERIENCED BARBER established business. Call Beginners - professionals. Abate-Coatsworth coalition now has 41 Center St., unless noted): 8 p.m. — Human Relations Com­ the Rebekah Assembly officers at its Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows of Connec­ Bolton _ 33 r - Bujlding.Contractlnfl GIRL FRIDAY- Starting employment. For more infor­ full or part time. Apply Marion E. Robertson, Easy Banjo method. FREE I Roofing-Sidtrtg helpful. Please contact; Fran about 70 votes. They will need 52 of Monday mission, Coffee Room. meeting Monday at 8 p.m. at the Marine ticut; and Kenneth MacDonald, grand salary 8140, plus company mation about split-training Russell’s Barber Shop, 195 Realtor, 643-5953. loan instrument. Private 68 WEST STREET. Be in your r — ttaetiogtPtumBlng call The Army National Guard Banning for appointmnt 643- own home by Christmas. 6 their party’s 103 votes to win when Corps League Home. warden. I — Flooring . benefits. Person with uke 2738. Spruce Street, good opportuni­ studio. 646-6557. I 7 p.m. — Zoning Board of Appeals, ' — Moving-Trudung-Sioraga charge ability. Typing and Representive at 2464)060. ty^______room, older home. Good con­ the ballots are cast Nov. 28. Visiting the local lodge will be Margaret Marion Straughan, noble grand, will be i — Sarvicat Wantad Hearing Room. knowledge of office procedure VOICE, PIANO Instructions. dition, hot water furnance, Abate and Coatsworth refused to WOMAN FOR Housecleaning- Situation Wanted 7 p.m. — Eighth Utilities District, Tefft, president of the Rebekah Assembly the presiding officer. Heading the various MISC. FOB SALE necessary. Sales experience EXPERIENCED HAIR ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE IS Former faculty New York copper plumbing, aluminum discuss how many votes they each (lliboiuirToi^^ Happiness Is dresser wanted. Excellent 1 or 2 days per week. O m District Firehouse, corner of Main of Connecticut, and her staff, including committees are Bernice Cox, reception; I 40 — Household Goods helpful. Contact Steve, 6 ^ posting clerk . NCR 400 Music and Art High School. storm windows, etc. 8M,500. 41 — Articlaa for Sale working condition. Good transportation required. Call RESPONSIBLE Mother will Owner will finance. May be had before they combined forces. Mary MacDonald, vice president; and Thora Maloney, decorations; and Ruth attending theUnItarlan 2171. experience helpful but will Professional Singer/Pianist. and Hilliard streets. J 42 ^ Building Suppliaa hours. Call 649-7666. Hair after 6 p.m., 6434934. train. Good typist. 84:30 om. care for children in my home. seen Saturday, Sunday, 1-4 Abate also declined to speculate on Manchester High School Principal Eleanor Markham, warden. Beckwith, refreshments. Universallst I 43 — (Pits -Birds- Dogs 644-8597. 7:30 p.m. — Disaster Control Ad­ V44 — Ltvaatock MAINTENANCE WORKER / Boutique. Company paid fringe benefits. Call 646-1076. 5 to 8 p.m. only. pm. how many votes Kenneliy has at this Jacob Ludes has announced that all Elaine Lancaster, district deputy presi­ Society; East PART TIME In Manchester visory Committee, Disaster Control 45 --B d k tx S AccSfaorrds * ~ Full Time- Some truck area - Merchandiser wanted Call Saturday for appointment point. Earlier in the day, however, Room. high school report cards were given FAIR 46 — Sporting Goods r driving. Must be willing MEDICAL Secretary - Recep­ 9 am-12 pm. or daily starting WILL BABYSIT Anytime- In 47 — Gardan Products tionist. 20 hours per week. to fill shelves in Supermarket. my home. Experienced. Call Coatsworth predicted Kenneliy is out Friday. TODAY 48 — Anlkf^ worker. Call 643-2171. Monday the 20th. 643-2133. HERALD Tuesday Rockville General Hospital. Must have car. Available AM 646-7907. EXPEnENCED “somewhere in the thirties.” He said that all junior high school 9:30 to 2:30, Center 49 — Wanted to Buy hours preferable, ^ply to 5 p.m. — Manchester Housing MECHANIC - Small (medium Call Thomas Valliere, 872- GRIT BLASTERS WANTED- Kenneliy, a 47-year-old Hartford report cards were also given out. Congregational Church, RENTALS Mr. D’aLessio, Cott Corp., 251 ROUTES Legalities Probed PLEASE READ duty gas engine) truck shop 0501, ext. 307. Experience required. For ap­ EXPERIENCED and lawyer, has served as house speaker Center Street, I 52 — Room% tor Rent Locust Street, Hartford. NURSE AIDES YOUR AD 53 — Apartmants for Rent wants to add man who is pointment call 633-9474. Conn PLEASANT lady desires live- OPEN for the past four years. He is the son- SOUTH WINDSOR — The Capitol Region Council of Manchester 54 — Homas lor Rant proud of his work and wants to EXPERIENCED Mechanic Hardface & Metallizing Corp., in housekeeper. Nurses Aide 55 — Businass for Rent needed for fast growing shop, COOK- Full time. Glastonbury. training. Reliable, depen­ in-law of the late state and national Road Complaints Aired CiMtIfled Ads are taken over 56 — Rasort Property for Rent be paid for it. Quality and ef­ M BURNSSE AVL Governments (CRCOG) may have South Windsor “over a cars and medium trucks. In­ Experienced in institutional dable. Good cook, ^rious in­ To provida Nurtlng Caro Democratic chairman John Bailey the phone aa a convenience. 57 — Wanted to Rant ficiency a must. Calf 643-2414 cooking preferred. Apply in MANCHESTER — Two complaints said he has made the complaint barrel” as far as dues to the agency are concerned, The Herald is responsible for I 56 — Misc. for Rent for an appointment. surance benefits. Call 875-8773 GAL FRIDAY for local quiries only need call. 875- In privato homoa and AREA and the husband of secretary of the only one Incorrect Insertion or 875-8607. person to E)ast Hartford Con­ physcians office, 9 am to 3 0407. about town roads were made at many times before in the past nine because South Windsor did not give CRCOG notice of its AUTOMOTIVE valescent Home, 745 Main Madical FadlHIaa. Part state elect Barbara Kenneliy. and then only to the size of the I 61 — Autos for Sale pm, Monday, Tuesday, EAST HARTFORD Thursday night's comment session years and nothing has happened. intention not to pay, according to Town Council CARPENTER - Experienced - Street, Blast Hartford. timo, lull lima. Con- Abate said there is a growing dis­ members. origihal insertion. Errors which 62 — Trucks lor Sale to work in Manchester / MACHINISTS- Experienced Thursday, Friday, Saturday. held by the Town Board of D irectors. There have been a number of ac­ do not lessen the value of the A Very Happy 63. — Heavy Equipment lor Sale operators and set-up men. CREDIT CLERK tid o ra b lo givon to Fran ToHand S t satisfaction with the job Kenneliy advertisement will not be cor­ Willimantic area. Call 742- Must type, be able to deal with One-resident said there should be cidents in the area during that time, The Town Council voted against payment of CRCOG I 64 — Motorcycies-Bicyclas 6062. Hardage Chuckers, Milling ONE LUNCH Counter eirl- people, with public in a TO $8580 proforonco of:— Location has done. He said he was approached rected by an additional Inser­ Birthday To The I 65 — CampWs-Trailairs-Mobile Nights and weekends. Many an ordinance barring trailer truck he said. dues at its meeting Nov. 6, although the vote against the Homas Machines, Turret Lathes. All courteous manner. Write Retail or finance experience, tact­ and Houra. to Hamner S t by other legislators who wanted him tion. benefits. Apply in person. ful telephone skills. East Hartford traffic on town streets. Most Important I 66 — Automotive Sarvica benefits. 50 hours week. Apply resume to Box BB c/o NO FEE - WEEKLY PAY There have been seven accidents at dues resolution did not necessarily mean the town intends I 67 — AutM for Rant-Lease MACHINIST- Second shift. Parkade Lanes, West Middle Top company! Top Boss! Top to run. in person only. 9-12 am, 1- pm Manchester Herald. Benefits! Call Laura Connors, 52^ For Information cal • Another resident asked that the the intersection in the past 10 years, to withdraw from the Capitol Region Council of Person In We have immediate and daily, C&W Manufacturing, 74 Turnpike, Manchester. An 2651. satisfying opportunities for 643-US15 rotary at the intersection of Green he said. Governments, according to Councilman Lincoln Streeter Our Lives! Eastern Blvd., Glastonbury. Equal Opportunity Employer. CARPET CLEANER AID A AUlSTANCi Call Barbara “I feel there has been a mood in the and Mayor Nancy Caffyn. skilled trades persons. Telephone 633-4631. Road, Woodbridge and Parker Director John FitzPatrick presided □ NOTICES H«/p Wanfd 13 SURFACE GRINDER, TRAINEE - Immediate Of Norn Eaotom Conn, (Democratic) caucus over the past NURSES AIDES- 11 pm to 7 opening. Must have car. After 5 P.AL streets be revamped. The resident at the comment session. Mrs. Caffvn did indicate, however, that she intends to INTERNAL GRINDER, am j>art time. Laura! Manor, hw. Love, PART TIME Dishwashers- Salaiy, car allowance, plus 410 Asyhim Stiwwt. couple of years that there is a desire find out if the towns of Somers_and Hebron — non­ TURRET LATHE, 337 Baal Cantar Mraal, Lost and Found 1 TRUCK MECHANIC with Apply at Tacorral, 246 Broad 91 Chestnut Street, 6494519. benefits. 528-0292. Hartford, Conn. 6 4 6 -7 8 3 5 for a change,” Abate said. members in the CRCOG organization — feel that they Carol, Stacey & quaUfed experience in general BRIDGEPORT-MILLER, Street, Manchester. TAPER GRINDER, Abate said Kenneliy has always have gotten fewer federal grants because they are not LOST- Diamond Engagement Bret truck r e p ^ . Commands top HANDY PERSON- Reliable COLLEGE GRADUATES Center Gets Draperies members. Ring, possibly vicinity of wages, 8280 a week. Must INSPECTOR, DEVLIEO 3B- FULL TIME Dishwasher. person for part time General had the best interests of the state at JIG MILL, BROACHING, needed to be substitute heart. Richard Goodman, chairman of the Capitol Region House & Hale. Reward. have own tools. All company Apply at Tacorral, 246 Broad M£ ’ ’ ...... heavy teachers for East Hartford. EAST HARTFORD - Thanks to executive boards of the various Please call 649-9981. benefits. For Appointment ASSEMBLER, CLERK Street, Manchester. ting.ng. Flexible hours.. Cain649- “But there were times that he was INVENTORY CONTROL. Apply in person. Personnel of­ the cooperation of several groups at the Senior Citizens’ Center Council of Governments said this week that he intends to call 688-2233. 6067. fice, 110 Long Hill Drive, East not sensitive to individual problems recommend to CRCOG’s executive committee that South Apply Cushman Industries, PART TIME organizations in East Hartford, new from 3 to 6 p.m. Cider and doughnuts LOST-White female dog, part Holp Wanted 13 Hartford. CALI TODAY... and needs. He was not as accessible Poodle, part Schnauzer. 806 Windsor Street, Hartford, MALE- Part time retail CREDIT COLLECTIONS- The N Windsor be eliminated from voting if dues are not paid. draperies have been installed at the will be served and a plaque is to be Monday thru Friday, 8 am- as the speaker of the house should Democratic council members have been in favor of the Reward. Answers to “Snow­ NURSES AIDES wanted for security. Plain clothes, will person we are seeking must OPPORTUNITY East Hartford Senior Citizens’ installed listing the contributors. INVITATION 3:30 pm. EOE. M/F. train. Retirees welcomed. like and be able to com- be," he said. dues payment, and have encouraged the council to recon­ ball.” Call 647-9976. full time on all shifts. Apply Center, 30 Remington Road. Donating to the project were; The director of nursing. Salmon- in writing P.O. Box 17- mumcate effectively with the INVESTMENT Abate said if he were in Kennelly’s sider its decision. ishops Corner Branch, The members of the center who Democratic Women’s Club of East LOST - Last Monday, Irish brook Convalescent Home, off TO BID public. Will exercise discre­ GUARANTEE shoes he would “be very responsive Setter, Name “Brannagan,” West Harttord, Conn. 06117.tion, and mature judgment. For Bright Willing attended the monthly meeting of Hartford, the East Hartford Lions House Street, Glastonbury. n •360 NET PER WK. to the caucus” in vicinity of Andover. Please Please call 6^-5244. PURCHASE OF PART TIME DRIVER- Must Record keeping, tming and PART-TIME their group and the bingo this past Club, Rotary Club, Emblem Club, Asked how he differs from Kennel- call 742-6059 anytime. A SNOW PLOW have own car. Be on call to FULL TIME Receptionist- telephone skills also Individual week were delighted with the addi­ Junior Women’s Club, Reid Interiors NURSES AIDES - Full time, The Town of Coventry will make deliveries to greater General office skills, answer desireable. Call Shirley at 289- ly. Abate said, “ I honestly believe phone, good typing ability, tion to their hall, a spokeswoman for of East Hartford and the East Hart­ (Area Bulletin Board) LOST Irish Setter, answers to and part time, 7-3 and 11-7. receive- sealed bids for Hartford area. ADVANCED 6435. Our latest program In automatic Must Have a Vehicle. it’s a difference in style.” the name Mandy. Lost North some errands. Need car. Ca\l merchandising features the new the East Hartford Democratic ford Women’s Club'. Experienced preferred, but purchase of one (1) snow AUTOMA'nON, 646-6900. Enjoyable, Interesting Abate said he supports open party End, Manchester. Ask for we will train. Apply in person: Linda, 646-1980 after 3 pm. ASSEMBLERS & COIL pop-top hot foods. All are Women’s Club said. Co-chairwomen of the project were plow, at the Coventry Town. nationally-known brands such as Work. Good money. caucuses, but not when leaders are Study Committee Joyce 649-1103. East Hartford Convalescent SUBSTITUTE BUS JJriver WINDERS- Must have finger The executive boards of the groups Rena Prandini and Alice Cormier of Office Building,J712 Main St. TYPIST- FULL TIME, able to dexterity, and be capable of Heinz. Capmbell's, Hormel, Chef being cbosen. Home, 745 Main Street, East Coventry, a . 06238, untU 10:00 needed- we will train. Call 742- Boy-Ar-DM, etc. All accounts are who donated will have an opportunity the East Hartford Democratic BOLTON — The school study committee report and its IMPOUNDED- Female 2 Hartford. type at least 45 words per fine work. Will train. Hours: Most agree the traditional secret A.M. Monday, November 27, 7339. minute. General office duties. secured by us In office buildings, Call for Appointment to view the draperies Sunday. An Women’s Club, relationship to the five year needs of the town will be dis­ months old mixed breed, 7:30 to4;or4:15to9:15. Apply schools, Industrial plants and brown and white. Found at the 1978 at which time and place '' Call Mrs. Bloom, 64&2900. - Abie Coil & Electronics. Tom open house is being held for the* cussed at a special meeting Nov. 30 at 8 p.m. at Bolton NURSES AIDES- Full time, OIL BURNER SERVICE hospitals in your area. We need Center. Call Manchester Dog all shifts. Experience all bids will be opened and reliable people In your area to Center School library. The Board of Selectmen was in­ TECHNICIANS and WORK AT HOME on the Warden, 6464555. preferred, but training will be publicly read aloud. experienced service man service these accounts. We 647-9947 vited to meet with the Board of Education’s building and phone servicing our provide secured locations in your given. Apply in person: East The Town of Coventry wanted immediately. grounds committee and the Public Building Commission. IM POUNDED - F em ale Hartfonf Convalescent Home, customers in your spare time. FRKNDLYKE CREAM area, investment guarantee, V Uniforms and transportation English Setter about 2 months 745 Man Street, Blast Hart­ reserves the right to waive aU 249-7773. company flnancing, wholesale Interfaith Service Set The selectmen, however, decided more people should furnished. Highest starting outlets one year factory warranty informalities in the bidding Pirt ind Full UiiM potWotM have input at the meeting, and invited all other town old, black and white, at ford. parts end eenrlce. You provide 8- process. The town is not rate for right man. Frame MY COMPANY WILL ••■liable both d*rs and Manchester High School. 10 hours your choice weekly, ser­ agencies to attend. Stiles, 527-5^. Equal Oppor­ Employ 2 people who can •vanbiga. ExoaUanl opportunity Female Irish Setter about 2 SECRETARY- Part time obligated to accept the lowest tunity Employer. viceable automobile, be ready to CARRIERS Sunday at South Church lor advancomant For furthor Women’s Club years old. Bank Street area.. mornings, Vernon Circle area, bid. start work immediately. 8200 start in 30 days, minimum Invest­ per week opportunity, while dotaUa rtaH your local Friendly Contact Manchester Dog typing, and machine HOUSEKEEPING - We are ment. *3000. Call Toll-Free, BOLTON — ’The Bolton Woman’s Club will meet for a Bid forms, Bidding Instruc­ learning. Excellent fringe loa Craam Shop or cad; EAST Hr. Day. MANCHESTER — The eighth an­ Emanuel Lutheran and Center Warden 646-4555. transcription a must. Send increasing our housekeeping Christmas workshop and wreath making session Tuesday tions, and “Specifications benefits. Call for appoint­ H A R TFO R D -dlrar Lana, S H - nual Interfaith Thanksgiving Service •••••••••••••••••••••••••• resume to Box AA c/o staff. If you take pride in a job Congregational Churches, Sacred at 7;30 p.m. at Herrick Memorial Park. Manchester Herald. Requirements” can be ob­ ment. 646-3936. Equal Oppor­ 1040. Bumalda A«a. S20-0700. FOR will take place Sunday at 7;30 p.m. at tained at the 0>ventry Town well done, we are interested tunity Employer M/F. Main St., tIt-tStO. 1-800-325-6400 Dancers of South United Methodist Club members will assemble the Christmas wreaths □ EMPLOYMENT in you. Stop in to see us Mon­ South United Methodist Church. A MANCHESTER-Caldoi'a Shop­ Operator 60 Church, Round Table Singers of for the Community Hall doors. The project is under the ...... ° MAKERS Garage, 1275 Main Street, day - Friday, 9 am-2 pm. Siver DOLLAR SAVER musical prelude will begin at 7. Ehqierienced only interested Coventry, Connecticut. 06238. ping Conlor, Sat-SSn., Mabi SL Manchester High School, St. James direction of Chic Olmsted, conservation committee Wsntod Lane Pavilion, 51 Apple Gate 040-7730, QLASTONSURY, Mob) NO COLLECTING The Rev. S. Ernest S. H arris Jr., Ntfp in earning 820,000 and over per Town of (Coventry Phones Staffed 24 Hours and Assumption Folk Groups. Lane, East Hartford. VACANCY S t 003-2000. Protestant chaplain at Manchester chairman, who asks everyone to bring a full bag of ear. Please call 563-1475 By Frank B. Connolly 1. Meadow Lane & Poiier Also, Mayor Stephen Penny, the WANTED - Gas station atten­ Memorial Hospital, will give the Princess Pine to the meeting. etween 8 a.m. and 4 p.m. Town Manager S t Rev. Newell Curtis Jr. of Center dant, full or part time. Covwitry Public Schools Under the direction of Sally Barr, chairman of the arts Date Nov. 13, 1978 Probate Notice L.D. teacher - Certification Thanksgiving message, “We Thank Congregational Church, the Rev. Mature, responsible person PART TIME CUSTODIAN- NOTICE TO CREDITORS 2. Redwood and Ralph committee, club members will be making Christmas or­ for third shift. References 031-11 necessary. 2 hrs. 45 min. Thee in Our Sickness Too.” The Rev. James Archambault of St. James Evenings 6 to 10 p.m. Ap- ESTATE OF MARY ELIZABETH HERALD ROUTES Road. Mr. Harris is also director of the naments. Members are reminded to bring scissors, a nee­ Call 871-1698. proxiately 20 h o u rs ^ r week. BEERE. deceased per day. Apply: Dr. Donald Church, the Rev. Dale Gustafson of The Hon. William E. FitzGerald, COLLECT TOMORROWI dle, heavy thread, fabric scraps, felt squares, pattern and Reply to P.O. Box 847, J. N icoletti, Box 356, 3. Elizabeth Drive areas. hospital’s department of pastoral Emanuel Lutheran Church, the Rev. TOOLMAKERS - Machinists. Judge, of the Court of Probate, ROUTES OPEN care. ideas. Manchester, Conn. District of Manchester at a hearing Coventry, a . 06238. 742- . Call Larain At Stephen Jacobson of St. Mary’s Apply 81 Commerce Street, INVITATION held on November 14,1978 ordered that 8913. Also Teacher Carriers Neeiled At The theme of this year’s service is Clothing Drive Glastonbury. PTG Company. WANTED - MANAGER all claims must be presented to the OPEN Episcopal Church,, James Furlong of fiduciarv on or before February 14. Substitutes Needed. Miist 742-5549 takdn from a familiar hymn, “We Telephone 633-7631. TRAINEE - Some experience TO BID Delmont & Vernon Rd. 5Tte Keratd East Catholic High School, Rev. BOL’TON — The Bolton Ecumenical Council will spon­ 1979 or oe barred as by law provided. be college graduates, a MBURNSRIEAVL plow the fields and scatter the good preferred. Apply in person: PURCHASE OF Pearl J. Kultman, Ass t. Clerk CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Philip Sheridan of St. Bridget sor a clothing drive Nov. 25 from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. at St. RN, LPN, 7 to 3 and 3 to 1 U.S. citizen, and over 21. seed,” which will be sung during the Shakee’s Pizza Parlor, Ver­ MATERIAL SPREADER The fiduciary is; AREA Area:— , Church, Cantor Israel Tabatsky of Maurice Church parish center on HebTon Road. shifts. Good pay, good non Circle, Vernon. Helen C. Arico Call 742-7317. service. benefits and working con­ 144 Cornell Drive Temple Beth Sholom, Nancy Carr, Donations of good usable clothing, blankets and cloth The Town of Coventry will Enfield. Conn. EAST HARTFORD Also During the offertory, the congrega­ remnants are needed. ’The clothing will be distributed by ditions. Apply in person, Ver­ REAL ESTATE SALES- receive sealed bids for the 039-11 Rev. Ernest S. H arris Jr. executive director of the conference non Manor, 180'Regan Road, tion will be invited to bring gifts of of churches; and Donald Morse, the Catholic Relief Services. Harold Baker is chairman Licensed sales Person, or purchase of one Engine Drive Fran Tolland S t Wickliam Apartments Vernon. taking Real Eistate course. money and non-perishable food to the director of music and organist at the of the drive. Hopper Type Material altar. The monetary gifts will go the Dynamic career opportunity Spreader at the Coventry Proliate Nolice CARRIER to Hamner S t And host church. Nursery School CERAMIC 'HLE MECHANIC for Mancheser, Blast Hart­ Manchester Area Conference of - Experienced only. Top Town Office Building, 1712 NOTICE TO CREDITORS (CLIP & MAIL ford, Vernon areas. Excelient • 4 Correction The public is invited to attend this BOL’TON — ’The Hans Christian Andersen Montessori Main Street; Coventry, Ct. ESTATE OF FREDERICK Park View Apt’s Churches Human Needs Fund, which wages. Apply; Atlas llle, 1 ^ commissions. Modem offices. WARNtKK. deieased annual community expression of School will have a ’Thanksgiving celebration Nov. 26 from Berlin ’Ipxe., Wethersfield, 06238 until 10:00 A.M., Mon­ The Hon. William E. FitzGerald, m a n p h s ’ctc' d a provides emergency aid to Cali Mrs. Cody, Fireside CaRBarlMra thanksgiving. Parking is avaiiable at 5634)151. day November 27, 1978 at Judge, of the Court of Probate, Manchester people in need. The food 2 to 4 p.m. at the school located on ^ sto n ’Turnpike Realty, In., 643-8030. District of Manchester, at a hearing the South Church Hartford Road (Route 44A) in Bolton. which time and place all bids held on November 9.1978 ordered that GALL i NAME ^ate was given in Friday s editiop of will be used to stock the Emergency RN-LPN wanted for full or A fterS P JL MAIL TO: The Herald for a concert being given parking lot, at the rear of Carter SALESMAN / ESTIMATOR will be opened and publicly all claims must be presented to the Pantry shelves and shared with those demonstrations of spinning and weaving part time on all shifts. Apply fiduciary on or before February 9,1979 Urea 647-9946 by Jerry Cheryll Hadley. The concert pevrolet, the Bennet Junior High wool, pressing cider, churning butter, building a log cabin for lumber yard. Must have read aloud. or be barred as by law provided. 6 4 6 -7 8 3 5 ♦ ADDRESS in n e ^ . director of nursig. Salmon- experience in taking off will be Sunday, Nov. 26 and not this School parking lot off School Street and Indian mat weaving. TTie Lutz Junior Museum in brook Convalescent Home, off The Town of Coventry Pearl J. Hultman, Ass't. Qerk MandMster & Herald! Participating in this annual com­ lumber and trim from plans. The fiduciary is; 1 CITY CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Sunday as the information said. It and the municipal lot at Main and Manchester will provide exhibits of inrfian and Pilgrim House Street, Glastonbury. reserves the right to waive all Helen M. Hand munity gathering are Donald Paine, Also experienced in East Hatford ■ ■ YOU AND YOijR FAMTLY ARE INVITED TO ‘ Forest streets Please call 633-5244. measuriM trim. Reply P.O. informalities in the bidding • 1 Main Street P .O . B O X 591 will be in the sanctuary of Emanuel carilloneur; the the Salvation Army homes for the celebration. Manchester, Conn. 06040 Town Line ♦ STATE Police will facilitate the arrivals Box 67, East Hartford, 06106. process. The Town is not 041-11 Mancheitar, Conn. 00040 Lutheran Church and will start at 4 Band, Combined bell choirs of Refreshments will be served including pumpkin bread SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS for p.m. and departures at the church. that will be made by the students. obligated to accept the lowest Caff Jesinna at 66SPGL RAEEriN6S South Windsor. Will train. PART TIME- No nights. No bid. Probulc Notice ZIP EXAMPLE: ’The celebration is open to the public. All children who Apply 9 Brookfield Street or weekends; Long holidays. July NOTICE TO CREDITORS GOSPEL HALL—415 CENTER ST. attend the celebration wiil be invited to participate in the can 28^18, after 12 noon. and August off Many retired Bid forms. Bidding Instrac- ESTATE OF RUTH E. PECK, 15 Words for 6 Days tions, and “Specifications MANCHESTER PHONE activities. gentlemen and housewives 647-9946 NIGHTLY (Except Saturday) at 7i30 P.M. Requirements” can be ob­ The Hon. William E. FitzGerald, Salvation Army Hosts SEWING MACHINE e^oy driving school buses. Judge, of the Court of Probate. SUNDAY at 7iOO P.M. Grange Meeting OPERATORS and mis­ Why not you? We will train. tained at the Coventry Town District of Manchester at a hearing □ CHECK ENCLOSED Only ’ 9a00 held on November 14.1978 ordered that Everyone Wekeme — JVo CoUeetlont ANDOVER — Andover Grange No. 76 will meet Mon­ cellaneous workers needed. Call Vernon, 675-2826, or Garage, 1275 Main Street; SPEAKERS MUST HAVE SOME High Manbester, 643-2414. Coventry, a . 06238.' all f’laims must be presented to the Ex-Division Secretary day at 8 p.m. at the Town Hall. A harvest program will be .School Education. Must be fiduciarv on or before February 14, JAMES SMITH ERIC McCULLOCGH FILL IN ONE WORD PER BLANK - MINIMUM 15 WORDS army conducted by Pauline Hudak; Grange members are asked Town of Coventry 1979 or be barred as by law provided. Windsor, Conn. Cedar Falls, Iowa variety of selections by the Citadel able to read and speak RN- 3 p.m. to 11 p.m., and 11 By Frank B. Connolly Pearl J. Hultman. Ass't. Clerk 5 MANCHESTER - The local Salva­ to bring fruits and vegetables for An auction. The auction English, and provide own The fidudary is: ‘‘Christ Jesus Cams Into the W orld 1 2 3 4 tion Army Corps’ Thanksgiving Band and the Songsters. Two band p.m. to 7 a.m. part time. Town Manager Herbert A. Phelon Jr. to Sovo Sinners" proceeds will be used to defray the Lecturer’s expenses. transportation. No experience Enjoy working with an 63 East Center Street weekend will feature the former members, ’Theresa Hanebury and neessan. Please Call Per­ Dated Nov. 13,1978 Manchester, Conn. 06040 (I Timoihy ills)’ Members are also asked to bring non-perishable food excellent supporting staff, 6 7 B B 10 divisional secretary and his wife who Jeffrey Schultz, who are students at sonnel Department at Pioneer caring for our elderly OSMl 040-11 items for a ’Thanksgiving basket. Parachute Company, 644-1581. are now divisional commanders for the Hartt School of Music, will be patients. Pleasant at­ MAYKnYVILME 12 13 14 IS Flue Clinic mosphere, good wages and 11 Maine, New Hampshire and Ver­ brass soloists. NURSES AIDE- 3 p.m. to 11 TOWN OF BOLTON PUBLIC mont. During the Sunday worship ser­ BOLTON — TTie town will sponsor a flu vaccination benefits. Plrase call Doris p.m. Enjoy working in a very Blain, RN, Director of NOTICE Coed Route U 17 IS 19 20 Brig, and Mrs. Hartwell B. vice, beginning at 10:45 a.m. and led clinic Nov. 29 from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Community pleasant and modern at- Nurses, 6464)129 Manchester MAINTENANCE Hall. ’The clinic is for people age 65 or older and for those morobere, helping our elderly Manor Nursing Home, 385 Notice is hereby given that at a hearing of the Zoning Board Fleming, who served at the Hartford by Capt. Arthur Carlson, the sermon Good Money! Rs IIaWs man naadad for cHvarsiflad malhtananoa 23 24 28 with any chronic disease. ’Die vaccine will be ad­ patients. Experienced West Cener Street,

ftjUnwrt'tniwt; Peanuts — Charles M. Schulz BUSINESS & SERVICE /f-/8 ACROSS 3 Genetic Answer to Previous Puzzle 'CHecm6B/ERmN6 IF YOU KEEP YOUR material CPUR$B m e Dear Abby 1HERRE 1 Concealed 0 T T N OUT, I SEE THAT'S WATER PISH FILLER (abbr.) ( 7 X E T 77 3 lWSPECTOR! 4 Be stingy 4 That girl u E D E [ a N C T E N "jt NICE ID IT CUTS POWN ON 9 Comedian Ed 1 B 1 A i f A Uins TEffBi^Le. wH/tr 5 Regulate pitch T a £ By Abigail Van Buren J E c P “ KNOW.. YOUR FIRE INSURANCE! 6 Painted n l l h 0 3 A C t m m MD ybu e> 48 10 50 51 Remodeling and Additions. Free Estimates. 872-6269, appUances. 3265 and 3350. Plus DEAR ONLY: Chrtat becaaie a aua at IS, aad yen are aat COMPLETE CARPET & Tile 4431. □ AUTOMOTIVE DOWN 52 ■53 ■54 ■55 installation and repairs. Free Kitchens and Rec Rooms. 35 8 ADORABLE FREE Puppies ulfllties. Security, adults, no toe yauag to becaaie a maa eithar. Oae gaat to charch to years experience! For Free HMtIng-PlumbIng 35 estimates. Call 646-3745. after QUALITY PAINTING and to good homes only. Wormed. pets. 6463236. laara abaut the Bibla aad the ward el the Lard, aUhaagh 1 Jekyll's 56 57 5 p.m. Paper Hanging by Willis Estimates, call 646-4239. Please call 875-2344, after 3:00 Auto$ For Sato 6f Gad dweBt la tM 't heart, aad it'a aat aecaaaary to ga to SEWERLINES, sink lines, opposite 58 59 Schultz. Fully insured p.m.; or come to 43 Wilfred MANCHESTER- two family, charch to caauiBaicato with Bfaa. Aad aa far the hypaoftoa 2 Not pretty GENERAL CARPENTRY, cleaned with electric cutters, 18 ED’S LIGHT TRUCKING- At­ references. 649-4343. Road, Adanchester anytime. 5 room, first floor. Security. 1974 MUSTANG GHIA - 6 ^ aaa la charch—what bettor place la there far thaai to tics and cellars cleaned. Repairs, Remodeling, by professionals. McKinney No pets One child accept^. speed, 6 cylinder, 4 new Reasonable rates. Call 646- Garages, Additions, Porhes, Bros. Sewage Disposal Com­ Heat and utilities not in­ radials, (2 snows), excellent J.P. LEWIS & SON Interior pany, 643-5308. DOG-CAT boarding bathing / A charch la aat a asattaai far taiato. It'a a haapitol far 1943 for free estimate. and Exterior painting, paper Rec Rooms, Roofing, Gutters. grooming. Obedience, protec­ cluded. 3240 month. 6462492. condition 2260475 or 2269550. 8 Call Mr. Moran 64-2629. Available December 1st. hanging, remodeling, carpien- NO JOB TOO Small - To let tion classes. Complete Win at bridge BRICK, Block, Stone. trj’. Fully insured. 649-96M. modern facilites. Canine CHRYSLER NEWPORT- 2 Alley Oop — Dave Qraue Fireplaces.concrete. Chimney FARRAND REMODEUNG - repairs, plugged drains, holiday Inne. 200 Sheldon SPACIOUS 3 Bedroom door hardtop. 32500. 434 DEAR ABBY: I'm a telephone operator for a rather large Cabinets and Formica ’Tops, kitchen faucet replaced, Duplex- With basement, and buay company. We have two liice young fellows who do MXl I JUST HAD ...VNAENT THERE SOME VBAH-' LET'S e o BACK West discarded the queen of repairs. No job too small. SILKTOWN PAINTERS- Road. Manchester. For reser­ Foster Street, South Windsor, diamonds as his first dia­ Save! Call 644-8356 for es­ Roofing. Gutters, Room Ad­ repaired, rec rooms, vations please call 646-5971. appliances. Kids ok, and call after 6 p.m., 644-0268. PH0T04UIDI a good job. But they could do better if their wives would quit SEALED OFF, TME ATHOUSHT, KIIYD OF A SVINPOW IN UP THERE AND TAKE A NORTH 11-18-A Professional work at no extra s t a ir w e l l ! ALUEV/ PRINCE AHTU'S CELLT mond discard. timates. cost. Call 646-5424. ditions, Decks, All types of bathroom remodeling, heat more. (88-23). Rental EXaUSIVE calling them at work so much. ♦ A J 8 3 Remodeling and Repairs. modernization, etc. Free Assistors, 2365646, small fee. ¥ A 6 South could make his con­ SMALL BEAGLE DOG- DODGE ASPEN 1976, I can understand emergency calls, but these wives call up tract by playing the ace and QUALITY CARPENTRY By A&W PAINTING Contrac­ Phone 643-6017. Estimate gladly given. M & M automatic, air, power 8315 to say, "We got a letter your mother—should I read it ♦ 7 53 Plumbing & Hearing. 649-2871. Registered. Already trained. B m ll MvJIum tui gi from queen of clubs and making Haim Construction Additions, tors. Quality painting and 12 gauge automatic Shot Gun. AVAILABLE NOW- 3 steering, brakes, low mileage, to you?" Or, “Guess what the baby M id today?" 6 8 7 5 2 WROBEL & SON- General West lead a diamond. But roofing^, siding decks and gar­ paper hanging at reasonable 3250 for dog & gun. Call 289- idry original. Excellent condition. The button-front duster Abby, 1 know both these wives and I wouldn’t hurt their WEST EAST South decided that West was ages. Call anytime, 643-5W1. Carpentry & Repairs. MANCHESTER PLUMBING 4911. facilities and yard Just 3 ^ . 6462256. with handy pockets is al­ rates. Fully insured. Free Specializing in Remodeling, & HEATING - Repairs. feelings for the world, and I certainly wouldn’^My anything 6 K Q 10 9 ♦ 7 5 4 2 holding three clubs and the (87-10). Rental Assistors, 236 ways a popular item in r ------Estimates. Call Wayne 649- to their husbands, and if you print this, they may get the W Q 10 2 blank ace of diamonds. He CARPET INSTALLATION - Rec Rooms. Repairing of Remodeling. Pumps repaired 5 ^ , small fee. 1972 CAPRI V-6, 6speed, 6 the wardrobe. 7696. Porches, Concrete and / replaced. Free estimates. hint. Besides, it’s not fair to cal! a person at work to just gab ♦ A Q 9 ♦ J 10 8 4 2 tried to end play him by Stair Shifts. Repairs. Carpets. track stereo, 31100. Call 646 No. 8315 with Photo- « K 10 3 6 J964 Chimney Repairs. No job too Electric drain-snaking. 24- 3 ROOM APARTMENT. 2227, after 6 pm. Guide is in Sizes Small, about nothing on company time. leading a diamond. East Steam Cleaning. Free es­ TRIM SPECIALIST- Pain­ Boato-Rccasaoriaa 45 SOUTH overtook the nine with the 10 timates. Call 649-6265. small. Discount Senior hour service. 646-0237. January 1st. Centrally Medium and Large. Me­ VERMONTREADER ting, peering, general Citizens. 649-2403. dium, (12-14), 314 yard* a 6 and led a club to leave re p a irs . Call Paul evenings. locatea. Second floor, CHRYSLER NEWPORT 1967- 1974 FU RY - 16\4-foot 46inch. DEAR READER: Yew petot la well taken. And may I ¥ KJ 98 7S13 declarer one trick short. EXPERT PAINTING and 645-1-6484. appliances, heat, garage, Power steering, power rZOr,.. f fiberglass, tilt trailer, with Patterm avaUabU otdg add that when n man ceaes btnie Ironi walk aad asks hk 11-18 « K 6 How about the end play at LANDSCAPING- Specialize, 1975 56horsepower outboard laundry facilities. Adults. No brakes, air conditioning. Adi tn sues rkown, II-IB Exterior House Painting. pets. Security, lease, new tires. Excellent interior, wife, "What’s n e w r H gives tbeai MmetUag to talk abent. 6 AQ trick one? South just lets RoolIng-SIdIng-ChImnoy 34 PL U M B IN G - 25 Y e a rs Oievy engine. 2 tanks, 32,500. TS^MIES, UMl Ht m k West hold the trick and West Tree pruning, spraying, Experience! Call Tom references. 3230. 6467268 or and running condition. 3550. ' ~ )w *«*iacia* Vulnerable: Both Also 50 horse Johnson out­ 643-4884. is end played in all four mowing, weeding. Calf 742- BIDWELL Home Improve­ Dawkins at 6467630. "Dif­ board, 3300. 2260475 or 226 (tall after 5 p.m., 6434)315. DEAR ABBY: When a lady comes to your table at a The Flintstonea — Hanna Barbara Productlona Dealer: West 7947. Building Contracting 33 ment Co. Expert installation suits. A spade lead gives ficult Jobs Taken In Stride.” 9550. restaurant and is offered a chair but refuses, Mying she is South two discards and any of aluminum siding gutters MANCHESTER- 4 room OLDS CUSTOM CRUISER going to stay only a minute, then stands there talking, how West North East South WES ROBBINS carpentry 'TO ® VOLI D O N'T KNOW ^ 1 NT Pass 2» 2¥ other lead is equally unsuc­ HEAVY OR LIGHT and trims. Roofing installa­ Flooring 35 28’ LUHRS, sleeps 6, flybridge apartment in private 2 family 1976 Special equipment. 9 N~iv«h,w.vrissr long should a gentlman remain standing? TRUCKING, Cellars, attics remodeling specialist. Ad­ tion and repairs 649-6495, 871- home. 1 child, 1 pet ok. 3280 passengers. 31,600. (taU 646 S WNAT A HEAPAChlE ( Pass 3¥ Pass 4¥ cessful. rebuilt, new steering. Palmer Mat Nmw, *4*m omi zir R JU I.IN SJc. ( IS UNTIL YOU'VE ] Pass Pass Pass and yards cleaned, also stone, ditions, rec rooms, dormers, 2323. FLOOR SANDING and FWC 2 ^ hp. New in 1975. ^ t per month includes utilities 8963, after 6 p.m. CNE, Itn* am am m t Mn. \ LIVED UNDER A , \ loam or sand delivered. 6 ^ built-ins, bathrooms, and heat. Deposit and Refinishing. Floors like new. offer. Call 5666212 or 872-7792. The Fan A Winter *78 DEAR BJLR.: Twe aUnntoa. H she's still ttaadiag aad YMARATHON COURSE/ ! 1775 or 644-9532. kitchens, 649-3446. SPECIALIZING cleaning and (Specializing in older floors). references require. 6464256. 1976 MER(nntY MONARCH- BASIC FASHION con­ tains a Bono* Coupon. toOd^, sit dawn. She's ae lady. Opening lead: 6K You hold: repairing chimneys, roof, new Staining floors. No waxing. M AM rHwcTii'p 6, fully equipped. New shocks, ll-IS-B KEEP SMILING' CUSTOM Carpentry - homes. roofs. Free estimates. 30 Also (fellings and Interior M A Jx^H E S T E ^ 5 room brakes, muffler. Michelin Price . . , 12.00 a copy. ♦ A 6 N Additions, Repairs. Cabinets. U yam pat tfl wrfthif lettora becaaae yan daat kaaw what K E p Hi«tPPY ^ years Experience. Howley, Pamting. JoRn Verfaille, 646 ...... apartment, 2 family home. Tires. |2900, or Best Offer. Add 32.00 for tho New ¥ K 75 Call Gary Cushing 3462009. 6465361. 5750 after 6:00 p.m. Newly rem odeled. 3250 742-6831. SUCCESS IN SEWING. to aay, get Abby'a haaklst, "Hew to Write Lettora far aD ♦ 8 6 3 2 monthly. No peta. Security. Occaatoaa." Sand II aad a laag, stoaspad (28 cental, salf « AK93 B O m FRUIT FARM - Fresh CaU 6465056. 1974 DATSUN 260Z, 6^>eed, addreasad envalape to Abby: 132 L a ^ Driva, Bairariy Sweet Apple Cider, Apples, Ic By Oswald Jacoby A Texas reader asks what mags, must seU. 33800 or best Hills, CaUL 90212. we bid in second seat after Homoa For Sola 23 Homes For Sala 2 3 Homes For Bala 23 HoutahoU Goods 40 Pears. 2S0 Bush Hill Road, FIVE ROOM DUPLEX- 2 offer. Call 6461317 after 5 pm. and Alan Sontag Manchester. Auto* For Bala $1 dealer has opened one dia­ bedrooms, modern kitchen mond. COVENTRY- Adorable 3 4 i 4 DUPLEX- Aluminum JUST LISTED- 9 room Vic­ new cabinets with stove and BUICK 1973 ELECTRA 225, Anyone can work out an LOVE SEAT - Like new condi­ end play at the end of a We just pass. One hand is room Ranch with finished siding, newly remodeled. Bus torian Colonial with an in­ tion, orange background with TURNIPS- Pull your own, refrigerator, modern bath, aU extras, luxury auto. 31600. PINTO STA’nO N WA(K)N- enclosed porch. Nestled on line location. Low 3S0s. No dustrial building, 32x72. Now yellow globe,i, purple top, 31.00 basement, attic. Private 1974. 4 speed. R ad ials. Astrograph hand. It takes a good player likely to take four tricks on white floral print. Call after 4 Telephone 6461205 after 5 pm. defense and not more than wooded lot with complete agents please. By appoint­ used as an upholstery shop. p.m., 6461168. 1/2 buAel. Nataisky Farms, drivew ay. 3250 m onthly. Luggage rack. New motw. Tha Born Loior — Art Sanvom to develop one at trick one. privacy. 329,900. Red Arrow ment only. During days call Three car heated garage. Only 64441304. 31K0. Call 643-5766 Saturday Dununy’s ace of spades four on offense. Why should Security required. No Pets, 1969 BUICK R IV IE R A - PISCES (Fab. 26 March 20) 0" Realty, Member Network of 644-2988; after 6:00 p.m., 646 3128,900. Pasek Realtors. 286 (tall after 1 p.m., 6463050. or Sunday. won the first trick. Declarer we contract for a lot of FOUR-PIECE PINE exceUent condition, (taU 527- Use your philosophical outlook HOW ABCXJT ^ 1H5Y POW'T jjOOK tricks? Homes. 871-1988. 9922. 7475. Andquaa 45 5986. to douse the sparks that are played dummy’s ace of Bedroom Set. Excellent con­ trumps and paused for re­ (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRIS^'ASSN.) dition. Queen-size bed, triple THREE ROOM 1970 CHEVROLET MPALA- about to set off a bonfire H5LPD06? THBY u eet? VERNON- Terrific Buy! In TWO f Am il y - 6-5. Near MANCHESTER- New ANTIQUE SETTEE and 4 APARTMENT- Tenant pays VERY LA’TE 1970 Rebel SST 4 door hardtop. Air con­ between two pals today. You'll grouping after East was Listing! Immaculate dresser, dresser with ^elv ^ w m (Do you have a question tor prime residential area on shopping. . "K and schools. mirror, night stand. 4 years chairs, needs upholstering, u tilitie s . 3185 m ontniy. Station Wagon. Must be seen! ditioning, power steering and know just what to say. m nasty enough to show out. showplace 6 room (tape with Then South played king and the experts? Write "Ask the level acre. New 5 room Separate heating syssystems. old. 3800. 56641^. 3140. Old Mahogany dining Inexpensive to heat. Nice 3750 firm. Gean, runs good. brakes. 77,000 miles. November 19,1971 ARIES (March 21-Aprll 19) Wor­ m i u l i ’ Experts,'' care of this nev -pa­ Ranch, oversized garage, Only 334,900. Pasek Realtors, aluminium siding. Attractive room set, 6 chairs and buffet, neighborhood. First floor. 646 CaU 871-9381. ExceUent condition. .Best Things you couldn't get a han­ rying about all the loose ends another trump. lot in excellent location 3ti,- per. Individual questions vlll thermal pane windows and GENERAL ELECTRIC no 3175. Old Mahogany tall Offer. 6466241. dle on will now fall Into place you have to tie up today may Le^VB5, ) ^ West was in with the queen be answered if accompanied storm windows. Reduced to 900. Call now. Red Arrow secretary, 3100. Old famble 1971 FORD RANCH WAGON. nicely this coming year. You'll keep you from making a good and got out of trouble by by stamped, self-addressed Realty Member of Network of frost refrigerator, white, schedule. Relax, there’s some­ HURRlCWOe'^ ^ V ^ 346,900. Red Arrow Realty, JUST LISTED - 6 Room Cape. freezer on bottom, 1100, 646 piano, 3 ^ . 6467971 between 6 6 ROOM DUPLEX- Yard. Automatic, power steering, be able to use the coming X leading his queen of spades. envelopes. The most interest­ Member Network of Homes. Aluminum siding. City Homes. 871-1988. and 9 pm. Private drive. Attic, (tallar. months to make great- strides one who Is going to help you. South ruffed and ran off his ing questions will be used In 0131. air, luggage radi. Good tires. rruetra for Bala 52 TAURUS (April 26May 20) You 871-1988. utilities. Only ^1,900. Pasrt Close to sheqiping, bus lines, toward realizing your ambi­ 11-40 last four trumps, slowly and this column and will receive Realtors, MLS, 2867475. COVENTRY- Ctazy, cute and THE PACK RAT Antiques It tions. might find yourself In an ex­ carefully. On the last trump copies of JACOBY MODERN.) schools and churdies. 3295 INTERNA'nONAL TRAVEL- tremely frustrating social situa­ comfortable 4 room Ranch □MISC. FOR SALE (tallectibles Open Sunday, 12 monthly. No utilities. No pets. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Nestled amon: 1972 FORD GRAN ’T0RIN(6 4 ALL 1970 V-8, automatic, 3660. tion today. You're lucky — a pal HeatbcliH — George Gately ng charming to 5pm. 40 Flora Road, off Security. Lease. Call 6468W. door, smaU V-8, automatic. Sometimes you have to cast a trees and cheermlrTui neighbori neighbors, ...... CaU 6466218. little bread upon the waters In bails you out In the nick of tlrne. Good dependable transporta­ GEMINI (May 21- June 20) 322,500. Red Arrow Rralty, ONE BEDROOM First floor order to multiply your prollt t976tNNtA,l»wA-^ i Member Network of Homes. tion. 3700 or Best Offer. (taU 1972 FORD E280 Gob Wagon. potential. Don't expect help There is too much tension In Wanted to Buy 40 at the Teresa Apartment, 1 649^4402, after 4 p.m. Power steering, brakes, air the air to attempt discussing a s i ~ * The Sentry 871-1988. ALUMINUM sheets used as from others It you're not first Winthrop — Dick Cavalll printing plates, .007 thick Main Street. Available conditioning, h i^ back seats. willing to give. Like to (ind out serious matter with your mate TRADE CHROME bumper December 1st. Ideal for older 1973 CAPRI- 4 speed V-6. today. Bury yourself in a MANCHESTER-Oversized 23x32”, 25 cents each or 5 for Must seU. 6444961 after 6 pm. more about yourself? Send for F r e e H o m e (front) for white front person or couple. Located on 31200. Good condition, your 1979 copy ol Astro-Graph project. Lei the Issue cool WEU-.WHATTA'tA OONVVrORRy/ A M O S T custom-built 6 room (tape on 31. Phone 6462711. May be bumper. Fits ’71 GMC Van picked up A.M. only. bus line and within walking economical transportation. 1966 CHEVROLET- Stepside Letter by mailing 50 cents for down. s a t ; L O U IE ... BOSS... unfortunate 3/4 acre lot. Super im­ and also ’71-73 Oievies. (tall distance of shopping and bank. CANCER (June 21-July 22) Evaluation. maculate. Priced in 340’s. (taU 6469620. Pickup Short Bed. 40,000 each and a long, self- THINK VOJ CAN IT b IN T H E C H O IC E O F „ 6434)138 „ „ or 5267920, ask------for 3230 monthly includes, mUes. 327 Cu. In. Engine. addressed, stamped envelope You’ll have a fine time socially W O F 2 C S . Hayes (tarp. 646-0131. TWO 300 AMP Rectifiers If you can forget about another C O IT ? BAiSf.' VVhat is your home worth? Our professionals can help Good condition. Good for fc. carpeting, appliances, air con- VW1972 BUG.- fuUy optioned. AM/FM 8 track stereo. 0,000. to Astro-Graph, P.O. Box 489, you price your home to sell faster and easier We will dition „ ExceUent buy, call first, 646 Pin Stripped. CB radio. 646 Radio City Station, N.Y. 10019. not doing his share ol what it MANCHESTER-preferred plating, or welding, (tall 646 lakes to make the party. Do provide you with complete marketinfl, financial, and 3439 from noon til 6:00 p.m. operated laundi^. No pets. 6805after 5 pm. 8371. Be sure to specify birth sign. economic information. No obligation. No pressure No neighborhood. Quality built 7 □ RENTALS Damato E n te rp ri^ , 6461021. SAQITTARIUS (Nov. 26Dec. yOur part and smile. room Tri-Level, 2 baths, fami­ sales pitch. Of course we'd like to sell your home (or 1975 VEGA- new transmis­ 21) There’s a time and place for LEO (July 26Aug. 22) Your ly room, on spacious tr e ^ lot. MOLDED FORMICA top and CHEVROLET 1974 Window budget Is strained, so put your you. Thai's our business. And we're coofidenl you will THREE ROOM sion, new paipt, new interior. van, 6, automatic, low everything. It you wish to dis­ seleci us once you’ve seen our professionalism at work. High 50’s. Hayes Corp. 646 paneled bar with two shelves Rooms tor Rant 52 cuss a business matter, do so thinking cap on to dream up 0131. and four stools. 3175. 6466028. APARTMENT- Heat, hot One owner. 3l,000. Call mUeage, loaded with extras. water, stove, refrigerator, In private. Your commercial things to do. Good times don’t THOMPSON HOUSE MEN - anytoe 8 am to 9 pm. 646 32950. 6463761. always have to cost a lot of GEl' MORE with carpet. $200. Adults only. No affairs will txire those not 6 R(X)M CAPE with dormers, DARK LOAM Delivered Birch House Women, (tantral- involved. money. yards,334. pets. Centrally located. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) 03= fireplace, patio, and patio .plus tax. Also sand, ly lo c a te d . D ow ntow n CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jin. 19) CWU-I doors, basement garage, shed, gravel amid more stone 646 M anchester. Kitchen Security deposit. (taU 6467690. 1974 CHRYSLER NEWPORT, You’re kinder to outsiders and 4 door V-8, air conditioning, Motoreyetos-Btoyctoe 54 Avoid debating sensitive sub­ kitchen remodeled 6 years, 9504. privileges, (tall 6462358. jects this evening with one treat them with more consider­ SiSENTRY ONE BEDROOM AM/FM radio. Only 57,000 ation than you do your own carpeted. Low heat cost. Very mUes. Asking 31995.8762752 if TRIUMPH 1976 Bonneville whose views oppose yours. clean, 349,000. 6461540 / 646 16F00T HILLTOP Trailer FURNISHED SLEEPING APARTMENT- Second floor. Heated words would result. In family today. Remember, ^ Real Estate Services inc. Stove, refrigerator. Older per­ no answer 872-2389. 750, 8000 miles, oU cooler aiid you’re going to have to live with Short Riba — Frank Hill 2V Connecticut Boulevard. EoUHoitlord 289-4331 0800. 3180. Outboard motr 40 horse room for mature gentleman. rack. 31,750. 2864042. other areas, you'll get along Evenrude 3250. Mobilehome Central location, (tall 6464701 sons preferred. No peta. 3145. fine. what you dish out. (taU 6 4 3 ^ , or 646SU6. 1971 OPELr Station Wagi!on. Lota-Land tor Bala 24 45x10 with furniture in cam- after 6 pm. AQUARIUS (Jin 26Feb.19) A LIBRA (Sept. 23-Ocl. 23) An SENATOR PORKBASREL MX NEED A SINCERE I HAVE A a OF THOSE. IT MUST BE MY SNEAKY ^inj ground 34,000, Call 526 Cheap transportation . Call SUZUKI 250 HUSLER G T1^- domineering older person excellent chance will present THE WAY MXl DRESS IS TIE, AN HONEST SUIT, UNDERWEAR GIVIN© after 6 p.m., 6462204. 000 mUes, very rea OMble. itself today to bury the hatchet NEW HAMPSHIRE. Shore lot Apartmanta For Rant 53 FURNISHED 3 ROOM apart­ might try to take advantage ol ESSB firiA L -ID VOUR AND HUMBLE SHOES. AAE AWAV. ment, second floor, ample Must seU. 6461M. your good nature today. II you with someone. Don't nurse a 130’ on lake, 11/4 acres, was 1973 OLDSMOBILE senseless grudge, just let by­ 324,000 - cash 316,000. Bank REPOSSESSED Electrolux LOOKING for anyth parking, no pets. (taU 6467647. see her coming, get busy I in real CUTLASS- Excellent con- 1973 HONDA CB 450. Low quick. Honesgones ibe bygones. ake over lots 38,100 cash only. Vacuum Cleaner. Substantial estate rental - apart v / m ...... dition! Low raUeage. Air con- mUeage. ExceUent condition. B4N^6 World — Jim Borry * HAS ANYONE SEEN MY UGHTER ? ' Chalet on lake, move in 337,- Savings! Original W arrants. homes, multiple dweUi '"® •••••••••• gitioning, new Mint, CaU 6463875. fees. (taU J.D. Real EsI new 36507CaU 6434849. 000. Corner lot, beautiful 38,- ate Homaa lor Rant 54 tires. Sacrifice i 00. 60 acres 335,000. Motels - Associates, Inc. 6461960. or Best SEASONED FIREWOOD- Offer. 5267009. 1976 DEMM MOPE - exceUent Bugs Bunny — HeimdabI & Stotfal Restaurants - Campgrounds - FAMILY SPECIAL- Extra condition. 3375. (taU 6465700. Acreage and Farms.-606522- Cut, spUt and deUvered. 350 a FOUR ROOM APARTMENT large 3 bedrooms with la u n ^ 1971 CHEVROLET IMPALA- I HOPE SiL-VE^TEIZ 3636 ; 6(^522-3736. truck load. (taU Marlborough, - 426 Broad St. 3155. Security faculties and appUances. (916 Campari' A h P CON’T c o m e 295-0034, or 2960250. deposit. No appliances. 2 door sedan. Good condition. i-Trallan mg IAHC?0 A JOB SO HE . U) Renta) AsslHors, 2365646, FuUy powered. Best offer. eeiSaH t R A c K .y n a s t y Raal Batata Wanted 25 Married couple. No pets. s n ^ fee. 55 C'N R4Y BACK THAT ANTIQUE FRANKLIN Telephone 643-4751. CaU 6 4 4 ^ . , DISPLAY O F 1973 INTREPID - 20 foot Our Boarding Houao Thia Funny World POU(3H HE'S OWEO ME WOOD STOVE- Cast. iron. NORTH COVENTRY- Large 3 t e m p e ALL CASH For your property, 1969 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX Travel Trailer - Stove F6R TWO 'YEAR'S / ' within 24 hours. Avoid R ^ Firebrick Uned. 3100. CaU 646 VERNON- WeU malnt*liu»d bedroom Ranch on 13 acres. 2 ' ftSAP. AH ^ F O R hVE W I KNOW T iTi WK LIKE 4437. ' n apartments. Frank 3500. Also 1969 Pontiac GTO M frlgerator, heated. Tape, Instant Service. Hayes fireplaces, garage, 3 ^ a Convertible for parts. CaU TdRFeys/ILL RAFFLE C F ^ HE, - I hiS^ENTDR^ (tarpoation, 6460131. Assoc. Inc. 2464831 or month with lease and securi­ Fullshower, and toilet. K 6462929. Tandem wheel. (taU 666 (51ASSES FROIM Realtor, 6461577. sizes, colors and design. Must l ^ s bedroom. 647-9988. 3285 monihly Including heat 07695 to 9 p.m. EAST HARTFORD see to appreciate. Information ------—------and appU an^. 742-6M. junk cats. CaU Joey at TbUaod ALL TURRETS LOOK AT ^ BURNEP-OUT Auto Body. 526im . for your 2269281 / 2260644. FURNISHED- 3 room heated a l ik e ; ^ WORK/ J y LI6HT BULBS? M ^ r t m e n t unit, solid brick construction I m ^ i apartment. Second floor. 1969 CHEVY STATION plain our OlHeaa-Bloraa lo r Rant 5$ WAGON- Movin; buiWing. Completely furnished. Includes all I FSt^^?di^laT. ^ BEARCAT PROGRAMABLi Adults only. No pets. Parking. I must seU a ll Mr. immediately! Ca 16468906. appliancesanni.onv.=c and air------conditioniniuuits. Large BeUiore, ■ 647-1413...... Scanner-16 channels. Bought References. Security. 6 ^ ROCKVILLE • 19x39 foot ESStXMOTOIIi in A u ^ of ’78.6264051 / (Ss- 4860. store on busy street. Large USED DELUX b*di (gr Ml*. K>(- How WAS I TO KNOW HE OBJECTS ’ storage area. Laundry facilities.ifities. AmnleAmple 2716 after 6 pm. Ask for Jito . 1978 PLYMOUTH VOLARE 2 tnm, box qiilit and iM (ran* MAY WE BUY your home? dlqilay windows. 3125 monhly. door Coupe, automatic, 6 B 6 I N 0 APPRES5EP AS " 0O L& Y" parking. Assumable 1st mortgage with 6Vh% (hiick, fair, all cash and no 456 MAIN Street, 1st floor, 6 Lease required. Lee & lii- aUiorlH. LIVING R(X)M, Formal sofa, room heated apartment, no cylinder, power steering, 646-2300 annual percentage rate. Priciriceif at $ problem. Call Warren E. mont 1R ^ ty , 8754660. brakes, air conditioning, $380,000. Howland, Realtors, 6461106. 2 piece, curved to fit 10 ft. on 2 appliances, no pets. 3190. For details: Contact walls. Herebden, moss green Security. (taU 646206,94 pm. AM/FM, bucket seats, roof. MODERN OFFICES- 225 to (taU 8767164. Chris McHale 646-8250 HouaahoU Qooda 40 velvet, very good conflUon. 320 square feet. Downtown C ^ lete m tb ceUing to floor MANC3IESTER, Main Street, Manchester. Ideal for Sales, 2 room apartmoit. heat, hot BUICK SKYHAWK 1976- R E F R IG E R A T O R S - to match entire Real Estate, or Professional. EtaceUent coodtion. Am/fm Washers, and ranges, used, length.1 6460424. water, apiUlances. No pets, Furnished or unfurnished. o m c i m c E i | paiklng. Security. 526700. stereo. V4, 4 meed. Artdng tansy tc4.ee. guaranteed and efem. New Days, caU 6474126. 33,300. (taU 6467M9. n N m E N T shipment damaged, G.E and BASSETT Colonial bedroom set, 4 pieces, mattress and MANCHESTER- non smoking T Frigidaire. Low prices. B.D. BfANCHESTER Downtown- 1966 VW SQUARBBACK- SM iq u r* (Mt, e*Bl«r of MLE6 Pearl and Son, 649 Main box spring included. Mint con­ female roomate wanted to Gean second floor office M«*cl»tit*f. lit cMiUu-ri^ WERE JWAL MTATB COMPAMV dition. (jSmting marrlMl must Good running condition. 51,000 Street, 6462171. share 2 bedroom town bouse space. Reasonable. Hayes original mUes. 3375. (taU 647- pwUaf. CiU MSWl. FRAGILE- seU. 64617WL with same, (tall 871-2943. "PrIce-earnIngs ratios are only NEAR his­ ( W . 6460131. 170l, after 6 n.ro. t 'ity i W WA TM.hiR u i. N lflH. / / * / d "No wonder you can’t tell us apart... we’re twinsl” toric lows — they 're not AT an historic low!' ’

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t o MANCHESTER Serving Manchester over SO yrs. pontiBWtt Tho Florist 24 BIRCH ST. TEL. 643-6247 - _ ^ 843-4444 F.T.D, MSTR CHS | hours; oah^ ' ; ^ | ^ 646-3322 WORLD WIDE 46 SHELDON ROAD • MANCHESTER, CONN. AMER UPHESir SEHVICE I MMVKI AND IN«T«LL INDUITRIAl ANOCoSB^Scul HASITI « cowmoiiK - im im PhoiM mTMG and SHET METU Business-Directory Guide For 646-0863 341 Broad St. Manchester J w Eifliiid Ikckmcal Sennets, he. M*nchester ROUTE 113, P.O. BOX 3147 Manchester and Surrounding I Pro(estjon*l Park TALCOTTVILLE, CONN. (06066) ' Suit. (OS ______6«-2736 • 643-2192 B«fty Gallagher Vicinity prop. CAMPING EQUIPMENT FAMOUS BRAND

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(Part 3 of 4) 8 8 8 Mac/s Thanksgiving 1 1 :3 0 (SW re W H n g 1:00 Bible Week, eight memorable 8 :3 0 Day Parade Live coverage of the 8 Candtapbi BowHng d l C B S FamHy Sports Special scriptures will be presented. 10:00 52nd annual Macy's Thanksgiv­ 1 2 :3 0 8 Graateet Sporta Legends 12:00 Featured tonight are "David and 8 8 8 Dean Martin Celebrity S T h a A t h M a a Highlights of the "M oscow ing Day Parade down Broadway AFTERNOON 9 :4 5 Circus"; the "Calgary (£) Weekend Specials "Soup Goliath." "Sam son and Delilah" R oa st Dean Martin and a variety In New York CItv. 8 Brulna Wrap-Up For President" Soup and his and Part 1 of "The Deluge." of stars from the entertainment 1 2 :3 0 Stampede," one of the year’s (£8NCAAFootbaa Sunday great rodeos: and "International political rival Janice plot to ruin (Part 1 of 4) world join together to "roast" AFTERNOON 1 0 :3 0 each other's bid for school presi­ Suzanne Somers. S ) Sporta Extra Women's Gymnastics" from 9K X) 1KM MORNING dent. Vancouver, Canada. (SLucy Conies To Nashville 1 1 :3 0 12:00 8 W r a s t N n g 1 1 :3 0 3KX) Lucille Ball and an array of coun­ (E) 8 Photoplay Gold Medal 11K)0 d ) NFL This Weak 3 :0 0 (D Famous Classic Talas "Jour­ 2 :3 0 d) NFL Today ® Race W ar In R hodesia Carl try entertainers present a come- A w a rd s Adrienne Barbeau and ney To The Center Of The Earth" (9 WCTTarmls 8ThlalaThaNFL Rowan reports on the long and ^-m usic special from Nashville. Dan Haggerty are hosts for the In an animated version of Jules 8 Soooar Made In Germany 3 *3 0 bloody struggle for power (£ 8 Pearl Six diverse individ­ 57th annual presentation of Pho­ 3 :0 0 Monday (3) NFL Football Washington Verne's novel, a professor and 1 1 :3 0 between blacks and whites in uals find their lives Irrevocably toplay awards for excellence In (3) T a n n ia “Colgate Series Redskins at Dallas Cowboys his nephew discover a prehistor­ 8 N F L G am e O f The W eak EVENING Rhodesia. changed by their contact with the entertainment field. ic world underneath the Earth's Championships" Live coverage each other during the halcyon surface. (R) of the finals of women's tennis EVENING EVENING days of Pearl Harbor. (Part 3 of singles in this $250,000 tourna­ AFTERNOON 7 :0 0 3) 2:00 ment from Mission HHIs, Califor­ S Bowling For OoHars Wednesday 8 WHd Horsas Broken Wings A nia. 8 Wreatli^ 6 :1 5 8.-00 11:0 0 young woman (Davene Bennett) 12:00 d l NFL Today S S o c o a r rs 9 Battle Of The Network 0 Public Affairs Special "The draws upon the wisdom passed 4 :0 0 9 :0 0 StWs "1978" Three teams of 7 :0 0 Regulated American" EVENING down from her Cherokee father d)8NCAAFootbaa 1 2 :3 0 d ) 8 NFL Football Miami Dol­ celebrities, captained by Gabriel d ) Bowling For Dollars to care for a group of neglected S NFL Today phins at Houston Oilers Kaplan, McLean Stevenson, and 4 :3 0 children. 0 8 N F L '7 8 7 :3 0 Robert Conrad, representing 8:00 (SSporta Spectacular (Cover­ 1 2 :1 5 8 T h is la Th e N F L 8 NHL Hockey Boston Bruins ABC, CBS, and NBC, compete in 3 ) Bugs Bunny "A Connecticut age of the N H R A wortd finals in 3 ) College Football '78 EVENING vs. Buflalo Sabres a variety of sporting events. Monday Rabbit In King Arthur's Court" drag racing from Ontario, Cali- 1:00 Bugs, mistaken for a fire-breath- Fonner President Gerald Ford Is among a host of lomia; "Wortd Series of Poker," d ) NFL Football Philadelphia 1 0 :1 5 9 :0 0 Ing dragon, takes over King celebrities and personalities who honor Mickey Mouse leaturlM 42 players who each Tuesday 8 Bruins Wrap-Up 9 9 8 Frankie And Annette 8KXI Eagles at New York Giants Arthur's kingdom. (R) ( S Holiday Cartoon Festival put up $10,000, from Las Vegas, Love blooms when Frankie EVENING in the N BC special, “Mickey’s 50th Anniversary,” on 8 8 NFL Football Regional I S Holiday Cartoon Festival "Woody Woodpecker Night" Nevada: Part 7 of the "W orld's EVENING Avalon and Annette Funicello “The Wonderful World of Disney,” Sunday, Nov. 19. coverage of New England Patri­ "Road Runner And Daffy Duck" 8 8 a The ThM Of Baghdad Strongest M en" competition, ots at New York Jets; Buffalo meet at a college campus after 8.-00 8 8 8 Greataat Heroes Of A friendly thief (Roddy featuring the wftbt roll. years of separation. Th e B IM e Part 2 of "The Story Bills at Tampa Bay Buccaneers: 7 :0 0 (SBotilw Vinton's Rock 'N' McDowall) helps an Indian prince San Diego Chargers at Minneso­ Friday R o la rs Bobby Vinton and spe­ of Joseph" and "The Judgment CS Bowling For Dollars Tom and Abby Bradford (Dick Van Patten and Betty overcome an evil wizard to win a EVENING ta Vikings. cial guest stars Fabian. Eve of Solomon" will be dramatized. beautiful princess and a king­ 8 NFL Football New England Buckley) prepare a Thanksgiving dinner for their Arden, Gale Gordon, Penny (Part 4 of 4) 6:00 AFTERNOON dom. JUST SUPPOSE Patriots at New York Jets special guest, the vice president, in “All of the Vice Sunday Marshall, Erik Estrada and 8 W M Horses Broken Whigs A (£ Racing From Aqueduct "The Wednesday President’s Men,” on “Eight Is Enough,’’ Wednesday, Stockard Channing take a nos­ young woman (Davene Bennett) 9.-00 DemoiselKs" 2:00 1:00 talgic look at rock 'n' roll. draws upon the wisdom passed 86Slng-Sing Thanksgiving 7 K X ) 8 6 Tannia "Almaden Grand EVENING Nov. 22, on CBS. Joan Baez, B.B. King and Jimmy YOUR EVEGUSS FRIUKS 3) 8 NCAA Football Pitts­ (S HoMay Cartoon Festival down frodhher ChefRkee father 8 S p o rta CtiaUange Masters" Former world champi­ 7 :0 0 burgh at Penn State AFTERNOON "Bugs Bunny Night" to care for a group of neglected Walker present a concert for • Are Alw ays Out Of AdiusliRant 6 Soccer Made In Germany ons, now 45 years of age or ( S Bowling For Dollars children. prison inmates on Thanksgiving 9 :0 0 • AraMotCoim eMcally CoHipBiiiantaiy older, compete in singles and EVENING Day. 8:00 doubles championship matches. 9 :0 0 TELEVISION 1:30 888Q raatest Haroas Of 9 :0 0 • Ara Not Comfortable 8 NCAA Hockey Boston vs. d) NHL Hockey Minnesota 8 Weekend Specials "Soup T h e B ib le Part 2 of "The 1 1 :3 0 6 WHd Horsas Broken Whigs A Toronto 3 :4 5 North Stars vs. Now York Islan­ 7 :0 0 AND STEREO For President" Soup and his Deluge," "Joshua and the Battle young woman (Davene Bennett) 6 Boston's Marathon Man The d ) N F L Today ders TEC-IRON political rival Janice plot to ruin energy, dedication, and exhaus­ 8 :3 0 d ) Bowling For Dollart of Jericho" and "M o se s" (Parts draws upon the wisdom passed ST. p h o n e each other's bid for school presi­ 1 - 3 ) will be dramatized. (Part 2 down from her Cherokee father tion associated with the Boston (£ Horae Racing "C o lo n ia l 4 K X ) 8:00 419 HMN MANCHESTER dent. of 4) to care for a group of neglected Marathon are seen through the THEN SEEK THE EXPERT SERVICES Cup" dlNFL FootbaU Los Angeles Thursday d ) NBA Basketball Boston Cel­ children. eyes of runner Bill Rodgers. DF THE WDNDERS DF nCHNDLDGY AT Rams at San Francisco 49ers tics vs. New York Knicks ONE (1) DAY SERVICE 5 :0 0 9 :0 0 AFTERNOON 8 Harvaatkig Hope Rev. Arthur 10:00 (£) NHL Hockey M innesota EVENING 1 0 :1 5 Simon, Executive Director of 888 Ste ve Martbi "A Wild North Stars vs. New York (S Madison Square Garden Bread For The World, discusses Tuesday 6 :4 5 12:00 And Crazy Guy" Steve Martin Rangers 8 8 8 N F L '7 8 Spotligh t church efforts to combat hunger. d ) N a Today and his guests Bob Hope, Milton Friday C o to r T V s Beite, George Bums and Johnny ONAU I EVENING Cash take a satirical look at a EVENING variety of American Institutions. MORNING o m - m . i available 8KX) 8 E i ^ Tu b O n Its O w n Bottom 8:00 Taped highlights of the Freddie 61 The Now Klan The activities 11:0 0 Third World fiilotment of David Duke, the new leader of ( S H oliday Cartoon Festival Hubbard Quintet and the Pat Metheny Group presenting a live 8 Sing-Sing Thanksgiving Joan jazz concert. Baez, B.B. King and Jimmy Walker present a concert for prison Inmates on Thanksgiving Experts debate CB frequencies Biofeedback, theater-style. Day. Thursday By Ink Dipper There are many thorny the formulators of the Inter­ to Logue. Franco Nero and Eli Wal To get through the EVENING issues involved in next national Communications WARC is sort of the great- lach were baking in their scene Wallach used some The World Administrative year’s conferen<». Agency “bible” on the de­ grandson of the Interna­ heavy formal winter 7 :3 0 This column has discussed bate over a world informa­ tional Telegraphic Union, self-psyching. “I concen­ MORNING 3 ) It C a n 't H appen T o M e Radio Conference (WARC) clothing as they filmed tr a te on a vivid memory in Geneva, Switzerland, in several times the proposal tion. He feels that the media which held its first confer­ 8:00 EASTERN CONNECnCUrS LEADMG being articulated by (%ers is creating the wrong im­ ence in 1865. what was supposed to be I tad of last January. My 9 M 1979 will have signiRcanc« ( 9 Holiday Cartoon Festival (or all CBers. and radUo engineers that citi­ pression of the Third World .At that time telegraph a bitter cold day in the wife, Anne Jackson, and GD Thanksgiving Day Parade "B u gs Bunny Night" FULL SERVICE OPTICIANS and its interest in radio. nation’s capital, inaugu­ . Among other matters, fre- zens band must move from messages were sent to the my daughter, Roberta, its present lixtation of 27 “American communica- border of a country, hand- ration day in Harold Rob­ ((uency allocation negotia­ performed with me in tions will take place at the carried across the border­ bins’ “The Pirate” (Nov. Toronto, Canada, during 4 CONVENIENT LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU... line, and re-telegraphed to 21-22 on CBS). session — the first general zero degree weather. I i 4 4 B conference to be held in 20 “Radio is already a powerful their destination. Actually, it was a 95- tried to remember how it MANCMESTFR years. In order to eliminate inef­ t « » •0 n ^ i MANSFIELD force in much of the Third World. degree, sweltering June was to feel really cold.” Phone 643.1191 456 1141 iecialized WARCs are ficiency, 20 nations got to­ day in California. . A ed fairly often: one ear­ gether at the first meeting. 19 H. 17 *1 • 191 Mam St, . J lier Oils year dealt with the I NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) MANCHESTER u x o r S n megahertz to 450 or 900 tors often have a rather » frequency allotment plan for 27 Phone 643 1900 V . " V,V,„ , aeronautical mobile ser­ megahertz. simple view of the complex 114-78 (T A P E NO.S) Phone 527-5913 Also at issue is the sugges­ issues involved,” he says. .M 79 M vices. The function of most tion by some that CB-type “There is no threat of wide­ NATIVE APPLES ' two-way communications spread use of CB radio JANUARY WARCs is to aUocate fre- EACH AND EVERY EYE GLASS FRAME 'es on an exclusive or could ultimately be impor­ among a restive population. CB CONVAC A PUMPKINS IS CAREFULLY INSPECTED FOR S basis. tant in the Thirti World — Radio is already a pw erful Obviously, technology has p erh ap s as an instrument force in much of the Third World and is being widely MAC INTOSH - RED 9RAVENSTEIN • Highly PoHshed Surface FbiWies increased the variety of ser­ for organizing an under­ '• Recessed Hinge AssemHy vices that the electromag- ground. implemented for educa­ MACOUNS A CORTLAND APPLES • Durable ConstmcHoii nrfic spectrum can support. Third World countries tional and entertainment purposes on a mass level.” • Exact RInocular Symelry These conferences are have begun arguing for FRESH APPLE CIDER g PURE CIDER VINEDAR more adequate spectrum as­ Lack of money and electri­ e x p o su re • QuaMy Prtdng necessary to minimize the iW N f M _ , liabilities interference signments — even for reser­ cal energy as well as limited A rt I Fram ing FERRANDO ORCHARD among the different nations. vations of space until the^ spectrum in much of rural BIRCH MOUNTAIN RD, QLABTONBURY AT OPTICAL STYLE BAR, MIE HAVE A REPUTATION Membership is reportedly have the technology to uti- tatin America, Africa and 3 MHw Bayond V R rt Rwhwranl 154 nations, with more than Um the reservation. Asia seem to make two-way ‘Ink Dipper’ 474 MAIN S f. i ((t TO BlMi) ON, NOT REST ON" « 100 representing the *1 1 1 1 1 x1 Timothy J. L>ogue, of Sil­ omimunications of the MANCHESTER, CT. 06040 World. ver Springs, Md., is one of type unrealistic, acixirding 203/649-6939 Page 4 - WEEKRNn '..vililiiiM :’ V 5 1' I ■<) 111 n {,,. r-r- Today, Nov. 18 W EEK EN D — Page 5 1 2 3 5 6 MORNINQ 1:30 7:28 Sunday, Nov. 19 4 7 8 9 to 11 ®Movia "Clambake” (1967) GD 30 Minutes ® if You Ask Me Elvis Presley, Bill Bixby. 1^ 13 6:00 ® QlIHgan’s Island 7:29 ® Movie "M.A.S.H.” (1970) MORNING 9 Jerry Fahmn 14 S Dick Van Dyke 2:00 6:45 ( S Man Builds, Man Destroys a Dally Numbers Donald Sutherland, Elliott Gould. a Inatmctlon 15 a 0 Wall Street Week ® Make It Real ® NFL Today 16 17 18 d ) Pattern For LMno ® Racing From Rooaavelt 5:50 a Chalice Of Salvation 8 0 Tennis a The Partridge Family 7:30 a Saturday Night Uva 7:00 n r ChHdran’s Qospa Hour a a ® Now* 8 Studio See a Movie "Claudlne" (1974) 19 20 a P T L C k ib ® BonkersI a Andy Griffith a To p Cat ® 60 Minutes 21 22 2:00 ® Movie "The Gypsy Colt" 6d)0 Diahann Carroll, James Earl ® Undersea World Of Jacques a i h e Gong Show 0 It's Everybody's Business ®8Har^Boys 6:30 (1954) Donna Corcoran, Ward ® Chrlotophor Clooeup Jones. 24 Cousteau 9 OomW Singing Jubilee 25 5T (3) Agrieulturs U.S.A. Bond. A coll named "Gypsy" 12.-00 ® Rev. Cleophu* Roblnoon aMovIe "Marco" ® LIttte Rascals 10:30 8 8 8 World 01 Disney GD The Brady Kids overcomes many obstacles to be ® Wrattftig a Another View 6:30 2:30 8Soundstaga 28 29 31 3 ) Davay And Qollath reunited with the little girl who a Viewpoint On Nutrttkm ® Spidannan a Moon Man Connection ® Bool Of Nowo-Oay ffi Movie "The Great Gatsby” a NHL Hockey once owned her. a Movie "T o Kill A Clown” ®PolntOfVlaw 77 6:45 a Movie "The Day The Earth ® Tbn* For Timothy (1974) Roberl Radford, Mia 0 Crockett's Victory Garden _ p ® Connecticut Woman (1972) AlarvAlda, Blythe Danner. a The World Tomorrow W (3) ANewDay Stood Still" (1951) Michael ® Faith For Today Farrow. a Nashville On The Road 8Fraastyle 7:30 Rennie, Patricia Neal, 12:30 ® Connecticut: Seen M 35 7:00 a As Schools Match Wits 7.-00 aTheJetsons 0 Julia Child And Company 37 38 a Great Performances a The Athletes 9 PromIsaaOfQod (SVWaAlagrs a Once Upon A Classic a Kids Are People Too a Emergency Onel ® FaoaThaStata 8:00 d ) Popays And Pals a Hee Haw(Cont’d) 12:45 0 It's Everybody’s Businass 3:00 r 40 41 42 43 a Movie “The Outlaws Is ® Wondarama ® All In The Family 44 QR Little Rascals a Chico And the Man a Uatan nUTMalBThalJf* 10:45 ® S ta rT ra k a Consultation Coming" (1965) The Three © La w re n ce Walk 45 @ Polka 1:00 (9 Moiodyland Morning Sarvioa a J a w W iU f e ® Movie "Ride Beyond 46 47 48 Stooges, Adam West. 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(R) a Portugal Cantinho Oa Sau- 8:00 ® Movie ’’Marjorie Morning- ® Chrlatophar C l o * ^ ® NFL Football ® New York Report 9 ® Popaye ® Tennis ® a B a t t i e Of The Network dada star” (1958) Gens Keliy, Natalie aOrMRobart* ® Movie "African Queen" 9 Qraataat Sports Legends ® Suparharoaa ® I Love Lucy Stars a u n d a rd o g TM s Is The NFL ACROSS Wood. a (1951) Humphrey Bogart, Katha­ 8 8 8 Greatest Heroes Of ® a Soooby's All-Stars ® Movie "13 Frightened Girls" ® Bobby Vinton 8 Soccer Made In Germany ® Movie "The Cat Creeps” aSacrad Heart rine Hepburn, The Bible 1.7 Pictured, a Love 34 Stumble ) OavM And Qollath (1963) Murray Hamillon, Joyce aMelodylandE------, ------Evening Service a M u n d o R e a l n9 46 ) Lois Collier. 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To date, Emanuel Li Page 8 - WEEKEND Church has contributed baskets; E ast Catholii School, 2S, Second Congregational, 5, and . Friday, Nov. 24 Wives, one basket. Man (1959) Vincent Price, Brett Lodge of Elks and Man DAYTIME SPECIAL (S Dating Game luxurious lllestyle. S Economically Speaking 11:30 (3) Jake Hess Gospel Time IS @ 9 Rockford Files Halsey. Assembly, Order of Raini 10:15 d ) Movie "McCabe And Mrs. 9 @ C9 NBC News S Congressional Outlook Miller" (1971) Warren Beatty, 12:37 Girls, are also providing 1 11:00 ® Over Easy S Movie "Operation Mad Ball" (9 Madison Square Garden Julie Christie. & Bobby Vinton those on town welfare. @1 SIng-SIng Thanksgiving @ Adam-12 (1957) Jack Lemmon, Ernie Spotlight (9 Movie "Riot" (1968) Gene ® The Course Of Our Times Kovacs. 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Keye 9:30 (9®@9@)News ® Joe FrankRn ( 9 a ABC Newsf Luke. has sent a letter to the T @ The Fourth Estate ® The Gong Show DAYTIME MOVIES (9 Bowling For Dollars g IB a retta 2:30 Manchester about t (9 Untouchables QDFestlvtJOf Faith 10:00 ® Captioned ABC News ® News department’s stand conci IS Soap Factory (3) Comment l a Dick Van Dyke 9:00 ® News ® 0 News ® Hogan's Heroes 12:00 3:40 the town’s review of it ® Jack Benny (3) “Plpl Longstocking" @ 1 ® Dick Cavett ® Promises Of God ® DIdiCavett ® Movie “Return Of The Fly" regulations. See' page 2. 12:00 9 Newlywed Game S “Holiday For Lovers" ® The Odd Couple (1959) Clifton Webb, Jane 7:29 CD Spendin Wyman ® Dally Numbers 12:30 7:30 The Town of Manchest ® "Yellow Submarine" (1968) ® PM Magazine PRE HOLIDAY spent or allocated more th; Animated. ® Carol Burnett And Friends million in federal Comr ( 9 "Son Of Godzilla" (1969) ® It Can't Happen To Me Development funds durini Godzilla. Tadao Takashima. ® Newlywed Game four years it has been invol 1:30 ® Porter Wagoner ® "Godzilla Vs. The Smog ® $100,000 Name That Tune the program. Some resider Monster" (1972) Akira Yamau- @1 ® MacNeil / Lehrer Report CLEARANCE SALE asking the town to drop out chl, HIro Kawase. S Match Game P.M. 3$ Chico And The Man program because of incr 3:00 @ Tic Tac Dough Sale Price requirements to receivi ® "Godzilla Vs, The Sea funds. See page 2 1 ^ Monster" (1967) Akira Takarada, 6:00 16069-0 ToruWatanbe. „ ® Wonder Woman $ C 7 0 n ® Holiday Cartoon Festival d em o 4:00 ® g | Donny & Marie 78 GRAND PRIX S J ...... D I D U Dollar Highi (S "War Gods Of The Deep" ® NBA BasketbaR (1965) Vincent Price, Tab Hunt­ ® ® 9 DlfTrant Strokes 16378-0 S f i O 0 1 ’The dollar soared to its! er. & ® Washington Week In 4:30 78 GRAND PRIX S J ...... D U O I d em o point in nearly four month ® "Godzilla Vs. Megalon" 0 Joker's Wild Tokyo foreign exchange i (1976) today, closing at 196. 6:30 Japanese yen, and opened EVENING ® M e r v Griffin 78 GRAND A M ...... h ew throughout European n 6:00 9 ® 9 Who's Watching The ® ® ® 0 N e w s Kids? markets for the fourtf ® The Brady Bunch ® @ Wall Street Weak secutive day. ® Joker's Wild 9 Liars Club PmiACLEMANS2-DR...... * 5 0 7 5 DEMO ‘"The improved econom: (3) Bozo's Big Top 9:00 look in the United States, s ® Mundo Real ® Incredible Hulk current absence of speci 9 My Three Sons ® 9 Movie "Fun With Dick 9 Bonanza And Jane" (1977) George Segal, pressure on the dollar wer ® Zoom (R) 78 PONTIAC WAGON ...... hew Jane Fonda. An unemployed *4824 cipal reasons for the advar 6:30 aerospace executive and his wife d ^ e r for Barclays Bank ® I Love Lucy turn to robbery to support their 16449 SRTOC national said. S * s i 78 GRAND PRIX...... O i C O hew Stock Markt 25094 S R R O fi NEW YORK (UPI) - 1 78 8UICK CENTURY 2-DR...... 9 9 0 0 d em o opened higher Monday in trading of New York £ Elxchange issues. 78 RUICK CENTURY 2-DR...... ‘4874 DEMO The Dow Jones indu: average, which gained 3.55 Friday, was ahead 1,56 poi DEMO 799.28 shortly after the op 78 8UICK CENTURY 4-DR...... *4942 ’The Dow lost 9.36 points o 25045-0 S D R f lT last week. Jailei 25008 $ 0 7 7 0 WASHINGTON (U federal judge today 78PARKAVE.2-DR...... D f f D d em o Rep. Charles Diggs, D- maximum three yean Pam Dawber is the pretty earthling who tries to for payroll kickbacks, educate interplanetaiy visitor Robin Wflliams in 78 CENTURY 2-DR...... *4962 dem o ment that eventually < the different and often baffling ways of our society Congress’ senior black in (he new CBC comedy hit, “Mork and Mindy.” Including dealer prep and freight. relinquish his seat. But U.S. District Ju G ^ h left open the poi might trim Diggs’ sent GLOWING 12-term congressman r personal debts in the EMBERS days. Rt. 6. Andover “Ne¥er Knowingly Undersoia 742-5440 Sports Hoars 10-9 TMe$. San. aosed Monday PONTIAC-BUICK East Catholic assured ol beeler for Alpiner & Shenandoah ning football season as di and other Wood Stovoe Route 5, EAST WINDSOR features ... Manchester Hi absorbs one-sided loss on re Pfroptocw and Othar Accaaaoriaa 289-6483 * OMN EVES'Til 10 PM * 6Z3-2466 Rham High downed in s< ______Qraanhouaaa tourney finals. See page If Pro sporte roundup incl bizarre finish in Giants’ k Eagles and Patriots’ sque over Jets. See page 16. Cherrie Dow loses in fin state women’s open tennis tc ment. See page 17. Gift Guide The Herald’s annual Gift i starts today full of Christmc ideas. • A new daily feature has added. Readers who find their na