PAGE TWENTY-EIGHT-MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MamhosUT. Conn Tliuis Ih- ‘>1 l'(7H TV Cuts Down on Shoplifting By L«‘RO^ IMM*K veillance purposes, inuch ol it in discount and con­ Olson said. I 1*1 liiiKiiiON \\ rilvr venience stores, drugstores, supermarkets and variety There are four basic types of equipment: exposed TV State Employees Pay NEW YORK (UPl) — Television surveillance in retail stores. cameras linked to monitors, satellite systems, Assassination Probe Plans For Glastonbury Heavy Schoolboy stores is starting to make a substantial dent in losses Charles D. Olson of Raleigh. N.C.. president ol "discreet" systems consisting of a mirrored globe con­ Expected to Continue Raises Uncertain Industrial Park Progresses Slate Here Tonight caused by shoplifting, employee pilferage and loafing by PhotoScan. said it is estimated that in recent years taining a concealed camera and mobile camera systems workers, an association of TV equipment dealers claims. shoplifting and employee thelt have siphoned oft 3 to 5 in which the camera can be moved along a carrier rail. Page 4- Page 5 Page 12 Page 13 The group is PhotoScan Associates. Inc., which is com­ percent of retail sales in such stores. Estimates from All the systems can be connected to video recorders. The posed of 44 dealers who design, install and sell or lease trade groups are a little lower. video recorder is being used increasingly because it WEEKEND SPECIAL such equipment. The dealers expect their sales of the surveillance ()rovides indisputable evidence for use in court. So successful is the equipment in curbing thelt losses equipment to grow faster than those ol the manulac- In addition to curbing shoplifting and pilferage, the TV that RCA. Panasonic. American District Telegraph. turers — by 60 percent this year and possibly 100 percent monitoring appears to improve employee efficiency. A 01aal0ttburtt Vicon Industries. Inc., and other manufacturers of the next year. Olson said. He said there are about 21.000 discount store in Connecticut said it believed this was an HOLLY $2.79 V a ria b le equipment report their sales booming. PhotoScan satellites already in use. The satellite is important factor in a 23 percent rise in sales after the TV PER Wayne W. Winters, an RCA marketing executive, patented housing for a multi-lens TV surveillance surveillance cameras were installed. BOX Cloudiness camera. CASH & CARRY predicts the industry will have closed circuit TV sales ol A large New Jersey department store cut excessive Continued Cold about $77 million this year, up from $50 million in 1977. He The surveillance equipment is relatively inexpensive cleaning costs $2,000 a month when the surveillance says it probably will hit $100 million in 1979. and prices have dropped sharply in the past live years or cameras began monitoring the cleaning workers on the 85 E.-CENTER ST. S Details on page 2 PhotoScan Associates said almost 75 to 80 percent ol so. A single camera system for a small store can be job. (.49-5268; tH p^. ■■■ the closed circuit TV equipment sold is used for sur­ bought for as little as $600. half the price of six years ago. Agreementt g i Senior £\imxm Threatened Vol. XCVIII, No. 70 — Manchester, Conn., Friday, December 22, 1978 Appraiser ' A Family NEWSpaper Since 1881 a 20$ Single Copy • 15« Home Delivered CLEVELAND (UPI) - With James K. DeSena. a $15.5 million in bank notes already review appraiser with in default, last-m inute dis­ Heritage Savings and Loan agreements threaten today to i Association, has received wreck the tentative compromise Teenager Fails his senior residential ap­ that might save Cleveland from praiser designation from bankruptcy. the Connecticut Chapter of Mayor Dennis Kucinich and a In Attempt to the Society of Real Estate hostile City Council, headed for a Appraisers. showdown in City Hall where a DeSena was formerly a vote was scheduled on a special 2 field appraiser for United referendum to let voters decide if Free Prisoner Appraisal Co. of East Hart- the city-owned Municipal Light ford. He liv es in Plant will be sold and whether the Plantsville. mayor's proposed 0.5 percent city MARION, III. (UPI) - A 17-year- mother was shot to death. DeSena is a graduate of income tax increase will be ap­ old girl who hijacked a TWA jetliner The plane waited at the Williamson Pulaski High School in proved. with 87 people aboard hoping to force County Airport while Miss Oswald New Britain and received a a federal prison to release the man tried to negotiate Trapnell's release. A A 7 0 R*g. 13-99 C C Reo.7.99 her mother died trying to help escape For several hours, she talked with bachelor of science degree 1 7 . 4 4 R ig .22.99 32.60 Rig. 39.99 I l• f O •nd14.99 1 7 . 7 6 Rag. 24.99 6.DO a^a.99 1 2 . 7 7 M Winter Begins in marketing concentration Men's Snorkel Men's Down-Filled* was in custody of juvenile authorities auth^gijties by phone from the plane. 2 Men's Fashion Men's Cotton Corduroy Men’s Poly-Cotton Men's Woven Poly NEW YORK (UPI) - Winter today. She released 19 passengers, and from Central Connecticut ParkSS Poiy-fllled with SkiJacketS Nylon stiell. Sweeters Cables, skis, Sport Coats 2 inside Dress Shirts Long-sleeve Dress Sleeks Belied o pile-lined hoods. snap-oH hood. shetlands.more. pockets, nylon lined. strlpea. toneoo-lonea, printi Robin Oswald of St. Louis com- continued negotiations. S ta te C ollege. He 1*10% down. 20% non-belted flares. made its official debut this mor­ successfully passed the ning at 21 minutes past midnight mandered the fight from Louisville The plane's lights blinked out required courses of the to begin an 89-day reign of longer to Kansas City, Mo., Thursday, periodically and each time the plane Society of Real Estate Ap­ nights and shorter days. claiming she had three sticks of was cast into darkness, passengers praisers and obtained a The event, known astronomical­ dynamite strapped across her chest. slipped out. minimum of five years's ly as the winter solstice, means After her arrest, the FBI said the the sun at that point is exactly "dynamite" was actually railroad In the end, she was alone. She gave credit for residential ap­ attempting to release a convict her mother praisals. over the Tropic of Capricorn, Robin OSwald, covering her head with a Hares. up peacefully and police found out The senior residential south of the equator, and ready to coat is lead into the Federal Courthouse in died trying to free from Marion Federal She ordered the plane to fly to she had no dynamite. "There was nothing in the device appraiser designation is begin its slow return northward in Benton, 111., to be arraigned on charges of Prison. (UPI photo) Marion, the site of the federal prison awarded to appraisers who the sky. hijacking a TWA DC-9. The 17-year-old was housing Garrett B. Trapnell, 40, a that would explode, " said Edward D. have successfully com­ The sun will terminate that convicted hijacker. Miss Oswald's Hegarty, in charge of the FBI office pleted a program of journey with the summer solstice, mother was shot to death during in at Springfield. * 2 0 RIS.M.SS Reg.7.99 professional training in the 3.99,0 4.99 1.99,0 2.49 5 . 5 9 J 2 . 7 9 6.33 2 . 6 6 » 4 . 4 4 3.22to4.66 4 .8 8 .0 6 . 6 6 at7:56p.m. EDTon June21, when attempt to free Trapnell last May. Don B. Sommers, a St. Louis at­ appraisal of single-family Man’s SideZIp Leather Men’s Gift-Boxed Ties Man’s Bravos Fashion Boys'Sweaters Turtle Boys'Ski tCoat-Styte Infants' Top & Pants Infants’ & Toddlers’ Sweet Looks In Girls' it stands directly above the 'Tropic But during the nearly 10 hours the torney who was on the flight, said BoOt8 Black or brown & B b IIS Dress, money necks, crews, cardigans. Undfnvsar Nylon or Pajamas Chem-free prints, Coordinates Knit tops Cozy Sleepers Fleece Sleepwear Flannel govms, of Cancer on the first day of plane was on the ground in Marion, Miss Oswald "has a tremendous per­ residences, duplexes, leather. 7*11,12. belts, hanky/tiesets. poly/cotfon/Lycra. Reg. 6.99 to 15.99 sport motifs, more. &18. match cord or denim pants. blanket or tooted sleepers. tricots & looted sleepers. Reg. 3.49 to 5.99 Reg. 3.99 to 5.99______Reg. 5.99 to 7.99______summer. Many Prajeefs Face the hostages managed to escape one- sonality and is a beautiful girl. She's triplexes, and apartment buildings with six units or by-one and an small groups. just mixed up.” less. They are professional When she was left alone on the He said the girl’s defenses dropped as negotiations dragged on. appraisers whose integrity Demonstrations plane, FBI agents boarded it and took and good reputation have her into custody Thursday night. FBI agents boarded the plane after Continue Assistant Manager The FBI said Miss Oswald was 10 hours of negotiations and told Miss been verified by investiga­ trying lo carry out the dying wish of tion. TEHRAN, Iran (UPI) - Army Pearson had been working on the Oswald, "You might as well go.” GLASTONBURY —The new assis­ ago from his adminstrative intern her mother, Barbara Oswald, 43, who Spruell said. troops used jeeps and clubs to community development block grant tant town manager will be assigned position. was shot to death May 24 in a com­ Not long afterward, a U.S. District scatter several Iiundred students Peach said Sitko will be assigned to programs as well as the redevelop­ and professors demonstrating in to work on the town redevelopment mandeered helicopter while trying to Court jury in Benton found Trapnell Area Movies project as well as “a whole series of work on the town redevelopment ment project. and another prison inmate guilty of GIFT-GIVING front of Tehran University today. The new assistant manager help Trapnell escape from the U.S. p ro jects," according to Town project as part of the regular duties penitentiary near Marion. conspiring to escape, attempting to Raise Priee Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi and "any other projects which may received his bachelor s degree from worked to find politicians willing Manager Donald Peach. Robin Oswald was arraigned short­ escape, aiding and abetting aircraft HARTFORD (UPI) - Peach announced Thursday that come along." the University of Deleware in 1973 ly after her arrest and placed in the piracy and aiding and abetting a kid­ to join a new-civilian government, Sitko will take over duties left and a master's degree in public ad­ Officials of two Hartford .University professors said Gerald L. Sitko of Akron, Ohio will custody of juvenile authorities. napping. area first run movie begin his duties Jan. 15 at an annual behind by two vacancies on the ministration from the University of Miss Oswald, who is from the St. Mrs. Oswald, a divorcee, had been several persons were injured Redevelopment Agency staff. Paul Akron in 1976. theaters say inflation has when club-swinging troops drove salary of $18,429. Louis area, taped together sticks of Trapnell’s lover before he was Rabenold resigned last year as the Sitko was a village manager in forced them to increase ad­ their jeeps into a crowd of The new position had been ap­ what she said was dynamite — but sentenced to life in prison July 20, proved by the Town Council earlier agency coordinator and his Deleware City, Del., a town of 2.024 1973, for a hijacking. mission prices this holiday ^ i students and teachers outside the and had worked as a research and turned out to be railroad flares— and season for the year's — this year Sitko replaces Robert successor, administrative analyst Miss Oswald, one of the dead university’s administration planning associate for the United wired them to her chest. She passed biggest pictures. 0 0 Reg. 10.99 00 Reg.7.99 Ackley, who resigned several months Robin Pearson, announced her through security devices at Lambert woman's five children, attended building. Way of Summit County in Akron. Adult ticket prices at *12 SffsJS" 8■ 0 0 1012.99 * 2 9 r o t i . r 6■ 0 0 and8.99 * 4 Reg.S.M 1.88 Rtg.2.ei 3 . 9 9 Rig.$S 3 . 9 9 Rog.SS resignation effective Dec. 29. Ms. Field without setting off any alarms Trapnell's trial for the escape FtsiWon Velours or Fashion-Styled Knit Fashion's Long Winter "The students and professors Mt ies at Westfarms Mall Ladles' Sweaters or Trine Cosmetic Mennsn2-PleceGlft Ambush Spray Ashley Musk by had gather outside to show their and boarded Flight 541 in St. Louis, attempt, and during the trial he con­ M T o p s Solids or prints Skirts Wraps, flares, Coats Hoods, trenches, Plaid Shirts Fashion Organizer with Mirror Set 6oz. Skin Bracer; Cologne by Dene ■■ bfgi • in West Hartford and UA in poly/colton. S,M,L circles in 100% poly. Houbiganli.Soz.Spray an intermediary stop for the DC9's vinced her that he was her father, plaids, plush fabrics & more! looks in great colors. Keep all your cosmetics 2.5 oz. Speed Stick 3oz.size. Ultraexotic mist with tantalizing scerit. solidarity with those of us inside," Theatre East in Sizes 5/6-15/16. Sizes 5-15&6-18. Sizes S,M,L. neatly together. deodorant. spray. said one professor among more Louisville-Kansas City flight. two persons who were prosecution Manchester will go up than 100 staging a sit-in at the ad- When the plane preparing to land witnesses said. from $3.50 to $4 starting at Kansas City, she stated her de­ Miss Oswald's mother hijacked a C minstration building, Town Will Receive SOS today. The two theaters “All were asking is that the un­ mand and threatened to blow up the helicopter last May 24 in an attempt are owned by the same iversity be open to students, " the plane if it was not met. to free Trapnell but she was killed in chain. professil; said. In response, the plane flew lo flight during a struggle with the pilot. The area's biggest movie Marion, near the nation's replace­ Miss Oswald was taken before U.S. house, the six-screen Show­ I $124,276 CETAFunds ment for Alcatraz as the top Magistrate Kenneth Meyers in Ben­ case Cinema in East Hart­ Negotiations maximum security prison and near ton. He declared her a juvenile and ford. raised its adult ticket GLASTONBURY - The town's additional 13 will be hired when the year, and lour ot these would be in­ where Trapnell was on trial on turned her over to the custody of prices from $3.50 to $3.75 Stalled CETA funding figures as assigned by project is approved cluded in the town budget and charges related to an escape attempt youth authorities. Assistant U.S, At­ Of the CETA total, $57,291 is lor Ti­ last week. ST. LOUIS (U PI) - The the Comprehensive Manpower assigned to the Public Works Depart­ May 24 in which Miss Oswald's torney Marsha Johnson said. tle II and $66,985 for Title VI. There was no hike in ^ 2 1.4910 5.99 *1 (2Pk.) 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Campus looks in colorful a prized collection! In lovely Summerfield from 5 classic shapes. Choose scotch, martini down negotiations aimed at en­ today. Under the existing guidelines, and more. Orion and wool. Norainchecks. design. orgin/lonic. sector and train them for private sec­ CETA employees cannot be paid traditionally schedule ding the city’s newspaper strike. Ellis said if the town's project is Christmas release for included under the current CETA tor jobs when their employment is more than $75(X) a year. He said the Representatives of the St. Louis completed. town will certainly try and stay in the films they expect to be box- Post-Dispatch and the striking guidelines, he would use 14 persons guidelines, but would not hire any in­ office hits. pressmen's union Thursday held a with the available funds. Ellis said Ellis said a painter, maintenance two-hour secret meeting called by one CETA worker will be carried crew would be established for jobs dividuals until the project is ap­ (.onlracl l,el over from existing programs and the around town. He said five persons proved by CMP. Paul E. Bowers, regional direc­ were Icit in the program from last WASHINGTON lUPI) - tor, sources said. The Army has awarded a Commissioner Michael O'Reilly $14 million dollar contract asked the parties to meet with to the Condec Corp. of Old Bowers to bring him up to date on Greenwich. Conn., to SUGGESTIONS the status of negotiations. Vance, Gromyko Say manufacture carriages for Bowers said he was dissatisfied 155 milimeter howitzers. with the progress of talks to end The army says 40 per­ the month-old strike. 2 cent of the work will be "When there isn't progress p erfo rm ed in Old being made in a strike like this SALT T alk Progressing Greenwich and 60 percent that affects so many people, I codes, which impede the U.S. ability Vance said he agreed with will be performed in a C A N N O N want to know why," Bowers said. GENEVA, Switzerland I UPI) — to check up on Soviet compliance He said he would suggest the Secretary of Slate Cyrus Vance and Gromyko's description of the stale of Schnectadv. N Y. w r ' with the Strategic Arms Limitation parties get together again soon. 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" the veteran Soviet tion to urge the Russians to stop en­ i it it did not pin down every last detail diplomat said. coding the technical data in a way Motorists on Route 2 near the Griswold Street exit are 3 W AY S TO C H A R G E RAINCHECKS WILL BE GIVEN, BUT RAINCHECK ITEMS WILL NOT BE DELIVERED BEFORE CHRISTMAS — would probably allow the Carter PRICES "But we should not lose hope and Ihat the United States cannot read or administration to scliodule a Soviet- greeted by this giant Santa Claus at Mermaid’s Christmas •CALDOR CHARGE EFFECTIVE MANCHESTER VERNON we are now going lo continue our dis­ analyze, delegation sources said. Amcrican summit in mid-January, Village Shop, reminding them that only two shopping days (not •MASTER CHARGE thru Vance is proposing with President 11229 Main St., ManchMtBr 114S TOLLAND TURNPIKE TRI-CITY IHOPPtNQ CENTER cussions alter which we will be able two weeks in advance of Carter's including Friday night) are left. But where’s the snow, Santa’.' •VISA/BANKAMERICARD SUNDAY lo say something more definite and Carter's approval that Moscow com­ TEL. 646-6464 HOURS: DAILY, 10 AM to 11 PM •SATURDAY, 9 AM to 11 PM •SUNDAY, 9 AM to 5 PM Jan. '29 meeting with Chinese Deputy (Herald photo by Maynard) final," Gromvko said. promise by agreeing not lo use the Premier Teng Hsiao-ping, PAGE TWO — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Fri., Dec. 22, 1978 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn,. F’ri.. Dtr 22, 197H l*At;K THUKK MPOA Backs Suggestion Tensions Remain Despite SALT MOSCOW (UPI) — Some time early in 1979 It began and ended with the Soviets, milfcd sing restrictions on the sale iJ American That Weiss Leave Job President Carter and Soviet President Leonid at being frozen out of the Egyptian-Israeli- oillield technology and equipment to the Brezhnev will sit down together and sign a American peace initiative, playing a spoiler Soviets MANCHESTER - The Manchester the town’s receipt of present-year nors, both teachers at MCC, long overdue strategic arms limitation agree­ role in the touchy Middle East. The Kremlin rode out protests at the jailing Property Owners Association has Community Development funds. The MPOA also said it is not happy ment both view as crucial to better Soviet- As President Carter gambled on Camp of Shcharansky, Ginzburg and Orlov unmoved, said it feels Town Manager Robert The group later decided to with the town’s handling of the Com­ American relations. David, the Kremlin stepped up its support for undaunted and satislied that it had cleared the Weiss should resign. It also voiced its withdraw the petition and the Board prehensive Employment and That they are able to do so bears testimony Yasser Arafat and the Palestine Liberation streets ol the most active voices ol dissident. support for the effort to have a of Directors then voted not to have a Training Act (CETA), to the ability of both sides to divorce the Organization, and worked to piece together a With Washington speaking of Soviet brutali­ referendum on the town's receipt of referendum at this time. “The CETA fiasco is just another critical need for control of doomsday new Iraq-Syria strategic front. ty and intransigence and Moscow accusing the money from the federal Department The concerned citizens have in­ example of government mismanage­ weaponry Irom the very real tensions and A pro-Moscow regime seized power in West of wanting a return to the (,’old War era, of Housing and Urban Development. dicated that they expect to petition ment. The government gives us problems that characterize relations between neighboring Afghanistan, and Vietnam both sides appeared to pause for sober reflec­ The MPOA met last week and en­ again about a referendum on Com­ something for free - CETA — then it the two superpowers. tightened its bonds with Moscow in reaction to tion. dorsed a recent editorial that said munity Development fnding. runs into problems and drops these Along the road to SALT-2 the optimists lost pressure from Peking. The long eliinb out of a dangerous valley Weiss should resign because of the Some residents are concerned that problems on the taxpayers to pay some legs to the minefields of human rights. Soviet-American relations touched bottom began with a lew steps. Crawford was given a dispute involving the Buckland too many requirements are placed on for," Tucci wrote. Africa, the Middle East, Cuba and the like. in the summer with the Moscow trials that suspended sentence and freed The ease firehouse case. Other reasons the the town before it receives the funds. And President Carter will face one final wrapped up an 18-month Soviet campaign to against the reporters died away with payment group feels Weiss should resign are John Tucci, secretary of the obstacle in getting the SALT agreement crush domestic dissent in open defiance of under protest of lines and costs. A lew of the "the indiscretion in negotiating with MPOA, wrote that many com­ Order ratified by two-thirds of the U.S. Senate - a President Carter's human rights campaign. more nagging hardship cases among Jews HUD, the indiscretion in hiring munities have dropped their involve­ Appealed process expected to involve three to four As Soviet courts handed down long harsh seeking to emigrate were settled. Wilber Smith (the town’s equal op­ ment in funding from HUD. months of bitter debate. prison sentences for Jewish activist Anatoly Throughout 1978 Moscow watched Peking's portunity coordinator) and secretly “ If we keep our commitment to CANTON (UPI) — An attorney for Neither the signing of SALT nor its ratifica­ Shcharansky, Solzhenitsyn Fund ad­ rapprochement with the United States and its opening up discussions with the HUD, Manchester will not be the city a firm which state environmental of- tion is likely to produce the kind of American ministrator Alexander Ginzburg and Helsinki NATO allies with growing unease. Soviet Metropolitan District Commission." of village charm anymore and our fifials directed to clean up con­ euphoria that greeted past Soviet-American group founder Yuri Orlov, President Brezhnev leaders, including Brezhnev, sounded Irequent The MHOA backed the effort of quality of life will be forever altered. taminants which seeped into its pop- summitry as the dawn of some new golden era bluntly declared that the Soviet Union's treat­ warnings against anyone in Washington the Concerned Citizens for “We feel this is a very important erty and polluted some Canton wells of cooperation. ment of its own citizens was its own private playing the China card. Manchester to have a referendum on issue and the people, not the liberals says he has appealed the order. Nor should it. business. As 1978 neared an end developments in Iran receipt of federal funds. It also from Manchester Community The state Department of En­ The signing of SALT-2 will not spring open American authorities caught two Soviet disturbed official tranquility in both Moscow criticized the Town Board of Direc­ College who dominate our board, vironmental Protection had ordered jail doors for thousands of prisoners of con­ spies redhanded as they attempted to buy and Washington and saw Brezhnev is.sue a tors for voting not to hold such a should say which way Manchester Auto World Realty Ltd. of New Lon­ science in the U.S.S.R., or end Soviet support defense secrets — and violated an unwritten blunt public warning to the Carter Administra­ referendum at this time. goes,” Tucci wrote. don to clean up the carcinogenic for wars of national liberation in the Third understanding by sending them to trial instead tion to keep its hands off the Iranian situation. The concerned citizens group had The reference to MCC apparently chemicals dumped on its Rt. 44 World, or prevent the Soviets from fishing in of quietly expelling them. Another brief flareup in relations came near presented petitions last month to the includes two members of the board, property by the former owner, a now- troubled waters wherever opportunity arises In a move that surprised almost no one, the end of the year when Washington board and asked for a referendum on Stephen Cassano and Thomas Con­ defunct chemical firm. itself, or open Russia to a horde of American Soviet ■ authorities picked an American expressed concern that two squadrons of Mig- 2 salesmen. businessman, F. Jay Crawford, and turned his 23 fighters the Soviets handed to Cuba might The optimists can count themselves lucky if life into a three-month nightmare of prison, in­ be capable of delivering nuclear weapons . the next crisis between Moscow and terrogation and a farce of a trial on currency Moscow declared the MIGs were purely Washington holds off until SALT has charges. defensive but President Carter ordered the New Drug Under Test negotiated the Senate safely. Simultaneously Soviet officials filed an un­ resumption of reconnaissance flights over The new Carter Administration got off to a precedented libel suit against two American Cuba to make certain. rocky start with the old men in the Kremlin in reporters based in Moscow in an obvious Throughout 1978, as with every year since To Replace Digitalis 1977 and plumbed the depths of trouble in 1978. attempt to silence Western press coverage of 1974, the Soviets kept up a drumfire of 2 The year began and ended with Soviet- dissidents. criticism of the Jackson-Vanik amendment financed Cuban expeditionary forces in Angola BOSTON (UPI) — An experimen­ heart failure, characterized by an in­ drug does work on patients,’’ Washington reacted to the human rights out­ which ties free Soviet-American trade to and Ethiopia and poised to play a larger role in tal drug which has undergone adequate pumping of blood by the Grossman said. “There is still a lot rages by canceling several visits to Moscow higher levels of Jewish emigration from the the Rhodesian crisis. Soviet Union. successful preliminary testing is heart resulting in, among other of work to be done before Amrinone by high-level officials and imposing new licen­ being hailed as a potential things, a serious shortness of breath. is released, at least another two therapeutic advance in the treatment It also causes blood to back up behind years of tests, but the situation looks of congestive heart disease, a team the heart, flooding the lungs. good." of cardiologists reports. Drs. William Grossman, Joseph “The drug showed continued The drug, c a ll^ Amrinone, ad­ Benotti and Eugene Braunwald said benefits when administered daily ministered orally, is seen as a possi­ the drug, which had previously been over a long period of tim e,” he said. ble replacement for the popular drug tested only on animals, was used to “ It is the drug which could replace digitalis — used to treat heart treat eight male and female patients Digitalis, which has been around for troubles for more than 200 years. ranging in age from 52 to 65. 200 years. It has been the mainstay in In a research report published “In all the patients substantial im­ the treatment of heart failure.” A Family in His Hands Happiness is This Prize Thursday in the New England Jour­ provement in the pumping action of “It must be emphasized we are nal of Medicine doctors from Peter Happiness is a warm puppy, especially when you win the puppy as a the heart was seen,” Grossman said still a long way from knowing what Officer Richard Rand, dog warden, is able dog in his right hand, much to Officer Rand’s Bent Brigham Hospital in Boston and in an interview. “The amount of prize as did Nicole Archambault ol Coventry and especially because role, if any, this drug will have in the to hold a whole family in his nands. Trie three Harvard Medical School said blood pumped by the heart each treatment of patients with heart surprise. Mother and babies are all doing the puppy has a bank in its stomach. Nicole, a student at Coventry Amrinone shows the potential of minute increased an average of 44 failure,” the report said. “The wire terrier pups in his left hand were born fine. Rand has named the pups Sarah, Bever­ Grammar School, made a snowman ornament for the Christmas tree becoming a “major therapeutic ad­ percent.” clinical value of this drug in the Wednesday at the dog pound to the mother ly and Pete. (Herald photo by Pinto in the Coventry branch of the Savings Bank of Tolland. She and some vance in the medical treatment of Grossman said the successful management of heart failure will de­ 120 other students from the two schools in town participated in the con­ congestive heart failure.” testing of Amrinone is important pend on the demonstration of persis­ But the drug still needs about because other experimental drugs test sponsored by the bank. Other winners also received small banks. tent salutory ... effects with con­ (Herald photo by Pinto) another two years of testing before it used to treat the disease have tinued oral administration in man.” Fire Calls Scholarship Offered can be recommended for use by the demonstrated potent and serious side Amrinone is manufactured by the general public. effects. Sterling-Winthrop Research Institute Munrliester An estimated 2 million to 3 million “What we learned so tar is that this in New York. In Memory of Pilots Americans suffer from congestive Thursday, 11:03 a m. —assist with acci­ dent. exit 92, Interstate Highway 86 STRATFORD (UPI) — Sikorsky . (Town) Aircraft today announced a major deeds,” Tobias said, Today, 8:40 a.m. —smoke detector. scholarship grant to perpetuate the Sikorsky’s most recent loss oc- Argentina, Chile, Aeeept Meadows Convalescent home (Town) memory of 13 company test pilots curred in May when three test pilots Z' who died during test fiights over the •'■•led during a helicopter test Pleads Guilty past 39 years. flight near the Stratford plant. NEW HAVEN (UPI) - A former Gerald J. Tobias, president of the F'ollowing the incident, the Don’t forget Santa! Pope’s Offer in Dispute security guard originally indicted on United Technologies Corp. division, Bridgeport Telegram and Post E a felony charge for taking bribes said an initial $25,000 scholarship newspapers published an editorial Pope John Paul II said today both He’ij LOVE a glass of Shady mediation but Argentina said today it attack by Argentina, U.S. from four immigrants has pleaded grant will be made to the American written by editorial page editor Chile and Argentina had accepted his had gratefully accepted Vatican telligence sources reported last week Helicopter Society’s Vertical Flight Joseph A. Owens recommending the Glen's famous rich and creamy offer to mediate a Chile-Argentina guilty to reduced charges of im­ mediation. that Argentine troops were preparing Foundation of Washington. .creation of a “living memorial” in border dispute that has brought the itating a federal agent with a badge. Egg Nog and a dish of our Christ- “The Argentine government trusts to land on one or more of the disputed He said current plans are to aug- honor of the victims, two nations to the brink of war. Joseph A. Carlone, 33, of New the profound wisdom of the Holy islands. ment the fund with a $5,000 annual masy pink Ice Cream! Keep an He said a papal envoy would be dis­ Haven, entered his guilty plea Father will permit a final solution, The Chilean foreign ministry also grant. extra quart of egg nog on hand for patched with “all necesssary urgen­ Thursday in U.S. District Court in Aetna Revamp Rates that while preserving the essential said today it was asking that the 1947 The foundation provides men and cy” — the first such papal mediation New Haven. family and guests! A delightful rights of both people, will maintain inter-American reciprocal Authorities said in early 1977, women with the opportunity to study C in nearly 100 years. HARTFORD (UPI) - Aetna Life peace”, a communique from the assistance treaty be put into effect. Carlone took just under $2,000 from vertical flight and to further ad­ drink with unmatched flavor and The dispute centers around three and Casualty Co. has become the presidential press office said. The treaty, signed by the United the immigrants, who thought they vanced aerospace technology. first major insurance firm to public­ tiny but strategic islands at the tip of The negotiations with Chile States and practically all Latin quality. Nutritious, too! Serve South America. Troops of both were bribing a U.S. Immigrations “ All of the men who died durine ly respond to a state order that the in­ appeared to be broken off Thursday American nations, states that an at­ flight activities at Sikorsky made chilled or with your favorite liquor. nations had been placed on alert and and Naturalizations Service agent. dustry reorganize auto insurance when the Argentine ambassador to tack against any Latin American na­ significant contributions to the Chilean and Argentina naval units in­ Carlone, who claims he has been an rates. the United Nations denounced the tion is an attack against the entire development of the helicopter in- Christmas Special Ice Cream An annual favorite cluding an aircraft carrier and sub­ FBI informant, has charged federtl . - ... Aetna officials said Thursday that military occupation of disputed hemisphere. agents used him and prosecuted him dustry and I believe this grant will only “modest changes” should be with so many Shady Glen customers. Christmasy marines were reported maneuering islands in the Beagle Channel area. The situation eased abruptly today in the area. unjustly. aid in perpetuating the memnrv of made in the auto insurance rates Chile urgently requested a meeting when the pope said both countries pink ice cream with maraschino (red) cherries, Argentina said Thursday it had charged city and suburban residents. Christm as of the Organization of American had accepted the mediation offer. State Insurance Commissioner mint flavored (green) cherries and dubonnet (black) rejected a Chilean proposal for papal States to prevent a possible military Betting Parlor Raided Joseph Mike told the industry Mon­ cherries and almond nuts. day it had until July 1 to reorganize WATERBURY (UPI) - State Police, who had a court authorized what he called unfair auto rates Holiday Hours; throughtout the state. 30.00 ZVZZ 29.53 Police investigators say they expect warrant to search the premises, said Christmas Eve-Closed 7 p.m. National Forecast to issue arrest warrants charging while no employees were arrested Typically, urban motorists pay Classics more than their suburban and rural Closed Christmas Day Memphis c 45 35 employees of Waterbury’s state- Thursday, they expected to issue It’s sometimes tough to guess a man’s taste. Especial­ Fest Hi Lo counterpart for insurance. Miami Beach pc 80 73 approved off-track betting parlor warrants soon charging several per­ Albuquerque c 48 28 Milwaukee pc 29 21 with operating an illegal sports sons with gambling violations. Firm officials said although they ly if he’s a little fussy. So, we’d like to suggest some Anchorage s 18 01 Minneapolis pc 36 21 Authorities said an undercover in­ agree with Mike’s order to realign Nashville c 46 25 gambling center. practical gifts he’ll wear for years to come. Sometimes Asheville c 62 27 Special Revenue Squad vestigator from the security division auto rates between urban and subur­ Atlanta c 67 New Orleans c 71 41 Shady Glen 26 Investigators Thursday raided tlie of the Commission on Special ban motorists, they were concerned called the "Old Standbys,’’ these useful Items are ap­ •ANFRAMCttCO Billings s 36 18 New York c 49 37 DAIRY STORES parlor at Colonial Plaza and seized Revenue assisted in the probe. with the magnitude of the change. Birmingham c 55 27 Oklahom Cty c 55 29 The commissioner predicted auto Omaha c 39 26 an undisclosed amount of cash and Police declined to say how long On Roule 6 in Manchester and at the Manchester Parkade. preciated every time they’re worn. Boston pc 44 27 insurance rates for city motorists *ATUUfTA Brwnsvll, Tx Philadelphia c 49 29 betting slips from a cashier who was they had been probing the alleged John and B ernice Rieg, O wners px 71 45 would drop about 15 percent annually Buffalo pc 46 Phoenix c 60 42 neither identified nor immediately gambling operation. 27 under the revised rate structure. If you’re still a little skeptical, why not give a Regal’s HIGHIS1 TIM M IA1U«iS\ Charlstn, S.C. c 66 42 Pittsburgh e 55 27 arrested. Portland, Me. \ c 40 21 fCW OnUANi Charlott, N.C. 64 27 Gift Certificate? He’ll be sure to choose exactly what 2 Portland, Ore. \ r 44 41 Chicago pc 28 25. Cleveland pc 38 26 Providence ^ 46 28 Kst/iysays: he wants ... In his color, size, and style! Columbus Richmond c 61 28 m c 38 24 ColiseumRedesign XMAS IS UPON us lET US HELP YOU Dallas c 58 35 St. Louis c 42 33 Salt Lak Cty. cy 32 26 MAKE CHEERFUL & MERRY. Either way. Regal’s has something special for every [ 2 3 ' Denver pc 48 22 UPlWfATHEA FOTOCAST f > Des Moines c 41 30 San Antonio c 63 29 Would Be Costly • ORCHARD FRESH • W.H. ENGLAND M«e», CortiMKii, Rtd Dtllcloui, Qo{d*n Dtllclout man on your Christmas list. Including the Big and Tall Detroit pc 35 24 San Diego c 62 45 For period ending 7 p.m. EST 1 2 /2 2 ^6 . Friday will find Duluth s 22 17 San Francisco c 56 45 rain in parts of the Pacific Northwest while snow falls in ^ ^ J R E S H _____ ones El Paso c 53 28 San Juan pc 83 73 HARTFORD (UPI) — Hartford officials say the capital Ciulriow>r, QrMD Stani, Qrt«n S Yillow Squath LUMBER CO. and ai;ound the Great Lakes Region. Elsewhere, fair to Hartford pc 44 23 Seattle r 45 41 Spanlth Mtloni, Ch«ttnuta, 2 city may have to redesign the interior of the Hartford Btllqua Endlat, Laaka' Ttng«rlntt, CItmimItIn* partly cloudy skies should prevail. Honolulu c 77 60 Spokane s 34 31 Qhlliar Root, Spinach, Kalt' Civic Center Coliseum unless it obtains waivers from cer­ Orangtt, Promtrgranttt, Houston c 65 Tampa pc 77 59 Paranipa, Hubbard Squaah 43 tain provisions of state building and fire codes. Datta, Rga, Naval Orangaa. HOLIDAY HOURS: Thit Christmas, give him somalhing he'll wsar for yaera. . . Indianapolis pc 33 27 Washington c 55 32 Turnipa, Whila Swaai “We would have to go back almost to the beginning and Polatota. Connneetieut Weather Jackson, Mss. c 63 25 Wichita c 51 21 Jacksonviile c 78 36 c-clearing; cy-cloudy; f- redesign the coliseum," Public Works Director Jordan Variable cloudiness and continues cold tonight Lows c 45 31 fair; hz-haze; m-missing; pc- Rich told the city’s Planning and Developments Com­ I OPEN SAT., DEC. 23, < from the upper teens to the low 20s. Saturday fair and not c 53 31 partly cloudy; r-rain; sh- mittee Thursday. BET YOUB DAILY NUMBERS HEREI quite so cold. Highs around 40. Chance of precipitation ® c 50 36 showers; sm-smoke; sn- Hartford Fire Marshal Ralph J. Marone said he, the t 7 A.M. TO 1 P.M. i Los Angeles snow; sy-sunny; ts- HAllDWgrlRIIB^ near zero today 20 percent tonight and 10 percent Satur- c 66 44 state fire marshal and the city’s Director of Licenses and aVMMOMT MAPtl SYRUP a IMPORTID WICKER Louisviiie c 42 26 thunderstorms; w-windv. day. Westerly winds 10 to 15 mph diminishing today Inspections were reviewing the city’s request for eight I CLOSED SUNDAY AND MONDAY g REGAL’S women /out (o shop men.' THIS WEEKS 8PECIAJJS__. "Wh0r0 tor waivers. Southwesterly winds 10 to 15 mph tonight becoming M A CS 'ORSENS YELLOW , BOSC PEARS westerly on Saturday. Marone said no final determinations had been made yet Extended Forecast but added the waivers would not be granted unless the Manchester Vernon 903 MAIN ST. QPEN TRI-CITY PLAZA BOSTON (UPI) — Extended outlook for New England three officials agreed the modifications would not pose a Winter Sports Outlook Sunday through Tuesday: safety hazard. i ENGLAND HARDWARE CO. \ Mass., R.L & Conn.: Fair followed by increasing 2:30-9:00 .... Todw ..... io-9 Some light snow or snow flurries will move into cloudiness Sunday. Cloudy Monday, Christmas Day with MSA’ 9:30-5:30 .... Saturday..... iQ.g northern sections tonight and continue on Saturday but no HOLIDAY HOURS: chance of snow or rain developing then ending at night.' I I important accumulations are expected. In the south there Bristol Workers On Slrik<* 10-4...... SUNDAY..... 10-4 may be a lew Hurries in the Berkshires tonight otherwise Clearing Tuesday. Highs will be mostly in the 30s. Over­ night lows will be in the 20s. BRISTOL (UPI) — Union spokesmen say 165 Bristol i CLOSED SAT. AT 1 P.M. | just variable cloudiness is indicated for tonight and Maine, New Hampshire: Fair Sunday. Chance of snow outdoor public works, water sewer and parks employees Saturday. Lows tonight will range from zero or below in will remain off the job in protest of a union steward’s I CLOSED SUN. & MONDAY | Monday, Christmas Day, into Tuesday. Highs in the 20s the far north upward to the teens in the south. Highs on suspension for insubordination. Union members said they Saturday will be in the 20s and 30s. north and 30s south. I.ows in the single numbers and I ALL DAY a teens. had no plans to return to work until the steward was reinstated without loss of pay. I ROUTE 44A BOLTON NOTCH, BOLTON | ^(C((BiaiEsitaiea<£X(fii(e(i.<3ii«<(£tiKxiaa()3a{g(Ea{s(ic(te(t«x£acetYe((e((e(Ba(iesE«qElll! PAGE FOUR — MANCHEISTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Cop^ . Fri.. Dec. 22. 1978 Town, Union Reach MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri., Dec. 22, 1978 — PAGE FIVE Christmas Post Office ^Library Sets Vernon Grant Request a Holiday Hours Gets Regional Backing Contract Agreement Unofficial Letter Center :5: MANCHESTER - Hours for the Mary Cheney Library during VERNON — The Capitol Region applicants did not qualify or withdrew and 10 applications are now By GREG PEAKSO^ previous proposed contracts. change in the sick leave policy. The CHRISTMAS, Fla. (UPI) - Adults tiger lily bulbs, a special blend of It has since been replaced with a I;:: the holiday season are as follows: Council of Governments' Policy Board has given its support to the being processed and seven have il<'rulurl«*r Thursday's settiement between the existing policy permits a retiring and children the world over bypass syrup and a baby wildcat for Christ­ brick building that has become a kind Today until 9 p.m.; Saturday, Town of Vernon's application of a union's and town's bargaining com­ employee to be paid for all ac­ the North Pole, sending their gift mas. of court of last resort. “I had no idea ij:: from 9 a.m. to noon; closed Sun- already been approved for rehabilita­ MANCHESTER — The town and $100,000 bonus federal Community tion work. the union representing public works mittees was the first reached by 991. cumulated sick days up to a lists straight to the post office at “I located the syrup and the bulbs, at the start that they'd be asking iiljday and Monday; Tuesday The union, which began negotiating Development Act grant. Of the seven, four have already empioyees reached tentative agree­ maximum of 105, Christmas, Fla. but I couldn't get her a baby wild­ these kinds of things,” Mrs. Chittum through Dec. 29, 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.; with the town almost a year ago, has The town applied for the money to signed contracts and on three, ment Thursday on a two-year con­ The town had sought a change that "I've made it my business to help cat,” Mrs. Tucker said, “I tried. She said. "Believe it or not, we're usually Dec. 30, 9 a.m. to noon. The been working without a contract would have a retiring employee be them," said Postmaster Joy Chit- library will also be closed Sunday add to its federally funded owner- rehabilitation work is already in tract that includes six percent pay in­ said she wanted to give it to her successful,” progress. since July 1. paid for half of the accumulated sick turn, 54, who assumed the job four husband." She has scrounged shoes for and Monday, Dec. 31 and Jan. 1. occupied housing rehabilitation creases per year and no change in the Since the program started two Local 991 represents workers in the days with no maximum limit. years ago. Her predecessor, Juanita Mrs. Chittum said the flood of children without them, tracked long- The Whiton Memorial Library program for homeonwers in the sick leave policy. Rockville section of town. years ago, some 40 Rockville The union, the American Federa­ Public Works Department and some The tentative contract agreement Tucker, remembers the year one letters to be stamped with the lost relatives and found work for peo­ ;i:| hours will be: The application will now go to the homeowners have received direct tion of State, County and Municipal maintenance employees in the Board lor Local 991 would retain the pre­ letter writer asked where to find yuletide postmark coveted by collec­ ple who are down and out. ■;;i Today to 8:30 p.m .; Saturday, 10 U. S. Department of Housing and Ur­ grants or interest subsidies to help Employees, AFL-CIO, Local 991, is of Education system. sent system of lull payment with the tors and children is as heavy as "I don't know how they think S a.m. to noon; closed Sunday and ban Development and the decision is repair deteriorated housing. the' iast of the four municipal unions Representatives of the town and 105-day limit. always. One day's mail in December they'll earn a living,” she said, “but iiji Monday; Dec. 26 through 29, 10 union met for about three hours Joyner Asks expected to be made by March 1. The program was started through a to reach such a tentative agreement The town and the union leaders still equals the volume passing through lots of unemployed people come to ijjj a.m. to 8:30 p.m.; Dec. 30,10a.m. In a recent report received by the $150,000 federal grant and later the with the town. Thursday before reaching the ten­ must sit down to work on the proper the Christmas post office during any Florida this time of year because it's I:;: to noon; closed Dec. 31 and Jan. 1. tative agreement. Town Council it was noted that 31 town received an additional $79,000 Two of the unions, those represen­ language lor the contract propo.sal, For Comment other month of the year, warm. I can't let them starve.” g The Bookmobile schedule is The proposal includes a six percent applications were received and grant and expects to receive more if ting the police and fire employees, but the two major issues — wages 99 MANCHESTER — Walter Joyner, "Most years you're talking about Good deeds are not all that qualify g canceled today. Bookmobile pay raise in each year of the two- and sick leave— have been agreed to. Waddell School Interpretation of ‘Scrooge 100,000 letters in December,” she her as a modern day Kris Kringle. books may be returned to either of processed during the period of May 5 another grant application, soon to be aiready have signed contracts. The the newly elected representative in through Nov. 13. Of these, 14 filed, is approved. .vear contract and no change in the Jurewicz and Steven Werbner, the said. "It doesn't look like 1978 is any She cannot “ho, ho" with any iji: the libraries or to the Bookmobile third, the Municipai Empioyees The Christmas play, "Scrooge,” is shown Christmas Present; Chris Johnson, Spirit of the 12th Assembly District, will be Group Inc., has reached a tentative sick leave policy, John Jurewicz, town's personnel supervisor, said. liere as it was performed by Grade 4 students holding his first public comment ses­ different.” authority but still she has been mis­ jijjat its next regularly scheduled vice president of the union, said. Christmas Yet-to-Come; Heather Desmond, agreement with the town that the en­ Jurewicz .said he hopes the entire at Waddell Sctiool. in Manchester Thursday. sion Wednesday. The name of the tiny rural town, taken for Santa Claus. This week, a i stop- tire union is expected to vote on next The town, which believes the pre­ union can vote on the proposed con­ Spirit of Christmas Past, and Dawn Potteras Joyner had promised that he would population 3,000, originated during a small boy placed a telephone call to j;:| There will be a holiday story Report On High School sent system is abused, had sought a Scrooge, played by Jason Mansur, is week. MEG has rejected two tract in early January. Marley, Scrooge's old friend and partner. schedule such sessions regularly to siege in 1835. U.S. soldiers helping her with the help of an operator and Ig time Saturday at 10:30 a.m. in the BOLTON — A four-day evaluation evaluation must be attributed in awakened in his bed by ghostly visitors who settlers fight off Seminole Indians his grandmother. Junior Room of the Mary Cheney program was conducted at Bolton large part to the efforts of the high (Herald photo by Pinto) permit residents of his district to school staff. are, Irom lelt, Laureen Morancy, llu’ Spii il of meet with him and ask any questions that year occupied a log fortress "Santa Claus! ” he said with a start |i;i Library. The program which is High School in November and the or offer any suggestions they would Dec. 25 and named it Fort Christmas. of recognition when she answered, for children in kindergarten and report of the New England Associa­ He said he will be meeting with like. The prefix was dropped and the “ He didn't seem to mind one bit g up will include stories of Christ- tion for Secondary Schools and Linda Lanoue, co-chairman of the Assination Evidence Wednesday's session will be held in town became known simply as that I was feminine,” Mrs. Chittum g mas and the holiday season. Colleges has been returned. school’s Steering Committee, and 2 the directors office in the Municipal Christmas after a post office was es­ said. “He was quite happy to tell me Joseph Fleming, principal of the Richard Kisiel, chairman of the Building from 7 to 9 p.m. tablished in 1892. all he wanted. " school, said the success of the visiting committee, to review the Startles Committee report for factual accuracy. OVER 8 MILLION WASHINGTON (UPI) - The evalution of the "bike tape." shots Irom a window on the sixth ^Closed PRESCRIPTIONS U S T MINUTE The long-ignored tape originally floor of the Texas School Book Stale Workers Face Tough Task House assassinations committee Satafy Compounded spent two years and almost $5 million was analyzed for the committee by Depository Building in the plaza. ARTHUR DRUG investigating the slaying of John F. the acoustical analysis firm of Bolt, Informed sources said the com­ S a t u t i ^ Gifts 2 Kennedy. Now, its findings — that Beranek and Newman. mittee's final report concluded it had In Getting Pay Hikes This Year Lee Harvey Oswald acted alone — During committee hearings in found no evidence of conspiracies in either the Kennedy assassination or All offices of Heritage HWlvchtMlMr Etfolng FOR GARDENERS have been thrown into turmoil. September, Dr. James Barger, the By H K lX ) V. RANMIJ.LO American Association of University firm's chief scientist, was asked: "Is the murder of Marfin Luther King Jr. Savings wili be closed "but we're going to stand fast and get our fair AND The reason is a new analysis of a HARTFORD (UPI) — With the union wars Professors, share,” he said. etneULAfiON HOURS police recording made at the mo­ it accurate to say there is evidence of However, two committee M o n .-F fl. this Saturday so that over, Connecticut state employees face the The CSEA at one time had jurisdiction over 8:9010 0:00 PLANT LOVERS ment shots were fired at Kennedy's four shots?" members disclosed that a re-study of Ferruccio said talks with the state will difficult task this year of milking pay raises the majority of the 22 employee bargaining un­ begin early next month. DEUVERY OEAOUNE. motorcade in Dallas 15 years ago. an “Yes," he responded, carefully ad­ the bike tape showed "beyond a our employees may 9:90 pjTi. out of a hare-bone budget. its, but the CEUI has shown a steady advance. OPEN TIL analysis showing "beyond a ding, "It is a possible conclusion. " reasonable doubt" four shots were fully enjoy the holiday Gov. Ella Grasso's budget makers say it's SAT. Like their counterparts in the private sec­ This climaxed last month when Ferruccio's difficult to set a figure on how much is in the 7KM • 10:00 a.m. reasonable doubt" that at least two At that time, the chances were fired. DEUVERY DEAOUNE 9 P.M. weekend. We wish you a tor, breadwinners working for the state will be CEUI ousted Marotta's CSEA as the budget pie for salary increases. One reason is 7j90a.m.^ , persons were involved in the viewed as 50-50 that the analysis was Rep. Harold Sawyer, R-Mich.. a bargaining agent for the state's largest SUNDAY joyful holiday and a happy looking for a fair wage increase if only to keep that non-salary costs such as medical and pen­ ' Suggested Carrlw Hates shooting. correct. The more intensive re- committee member, disclosed it was pace with inflation. And they will be relying on bargaining unit, the 8,500-member The committee, which was evaluation is given a 95 percent now virtually certain that three shots New Year. . . . to see our fabulous sion expenses are not considered salary Peyeble li\ Advance the negotiators of a number of unions to get it. maintenance workers. adjustments and such funding is paid through SmgJe copy...... 15e scheduled to cease existence Dec. 31, chance of being correct. came from the book building and one •POINSETTIAS selection of gifts. Our Granted collective bargaining rights two The CSEA's largest unit is the 7,500-member different agencies. W eekly...... M e is in the process of putting the The "bike tape" is a recording from the famous "grassy knoll " op­ One m onth...... I3 .M courteous sales staff is years ago, Connecticut's estimated 40,000 group made up of clerical workers. Data from state officials show that as of Three months ...... $11.70 finishing touches on its "no- from the radio transmitter of a posite from Oswald's vantage point. Six m onths...... $29.40 •HOLLY workers under union jurisdiction received The CEUI almost went out of existence Oct. 30, there was a record number of state One ye e r...... $40.00 surprise” final report earlier this Dallas motorcycle police officer in "There is a 95 percent plus ready to help you. Ffcritagc Savir^s about $48 million in salary adjustments over a except for a coalition formed with the CSEA in M«U Rates Upon Request •CEMETERY PIECES week when the re-evaluation arrived the rear of the presidential motor­ probability that the third shot of a positions established - 49,423. Of those, 44,299 /.oaii. \ss(K id!ion ■ Since ISW two-year period that ends June 30. 1975 and maintained until it was dissolved are filled. Subscribers who (ail to receiva with its ominous implications. cade who accidentally left his series of four shots was fired from thair newspaper before S;30 p.m. Mam Office. 1007 Mam Street. Manchester 649-4506 The two most prominent unions are the earlier this year. Anthony Milano, the secretary of the Office should talepnona the circulation Committee chairman Louis Stokes, microphone on at the moment bullets the grassy knoll," he said. K-Mart Office Spencer Street, Manchester 649-3007 Connecticut State Employees Association and Earlier, 5,000 para-professionals at state department. 647-M48. House Plants Are ideal D-Ohio, was out of town this week. started flying in Dealey Plaza. Rep. Christopher Dodd. D-Conn., Coventry Office Route 31 742-7321 of Policy and Management and Mrs. Grasso's Tolland Office Rt 195,'«mile south of 1-86, Exit 99 872-7387 the Connecticut Employees Union Indepen­ hospitals voted to switch from the CSEA to chief fiscal adviser, said about $28 million is Christmas Gifts, But, when informed by staff of the All previous evidence has led to the another panel member, said the new Moneymarkets inside, U-save, E Middle Turnpike, Manchester, dent, led by A1 Marotta and Salvatore Ferruc­ Local 1199 of the Union of Hospital and Health set aside in the preliminary budget for state development, he called an emergen­ conclusion that Oswald, an erratic tape analysis "is significant evidence and Food Mart W Middle Turnpike m the Manchester Parkade ^ 305 E. CENTER, MANCHESTER cio respectively. Care Employees. employee pay raises. A gold mine near Johns- cy executive session of the panel ex-Marine who once defected to the ... there's no question about that." Each union represents roughly one half of Ferruccio said Thursday “The least we'll But no one is saying whether that will be ville, Calif., may have been today and scheduled at least one Soviet Union, alone was responsible He cautioned, however, a thorough the home of America's first the 31,000 workers handled by the Department seek is the 7 percent wage guideline" enough to accommodate the workers' WHITHAM NURSERY public hearing next week on the re- for Kennedy's murder, firing three examination of the finding was in ski lift. In the 1860s, they of Administrative Services, suggested by President Carter. “QROW WITH US" order. demands and it's fair enough to say that no skied down the moun- About 9,000 other state employees, mostly in "But those guidelines are pretty well shot,” figure can be established until negotiations for tainslope on Sundays, riding ROUTE 6 , BOLTON 6 4 3 -7 8 0 2 the higher education field, are represented by Ferruccio admits. up again aboard the mine’s Real gold jewelry /sdifferent. all the labor units are completed. OPEN DAILY AND SUNDAY smaller unions, the largest being the "It will be tough" to get adequate increases chain line of ore buckets. 9:00 to 5KHI PM Its more than fashion, it's personal Hemorrhoid Surgery Its not just an accessory to an outfit, it's an expression of yourself— for anytime, and anywhere. Real gold jewelry always means Karat Gold jewelry 3 Arraignments Set in Counterfeiting Considered for Carter and you II find it carries a Karat marking somewhere on the back of each piece £ HARTFORD (UPI) — A North Haven High (such as 14K, or tSK). The federal prosecutor Thursday said the tic. School student and his uncle will be arraigned two suspects will be arraigned within 10 days. The complaint shows Willis said he dis­ G R O s s m R n s WASHINGTON (UPI) - President Karat Gold Jewelry doesn t have to cost a lot Even when it's small and simple, before the end of the year on counterfeiting Each of the four counts carries a maximum covered the money when he broke into a Press secretary Jody Poweil told canceled all his official ap­ nn(^€\/Rns p r o d u c t s compRnv Carter's doctors considered today it's classic, it's elegant. charges which began when the youth was penalty of 15 years in prison, a $5,000 fine, or locked cabinet in the attic. reporters that if Carter undergoes pointments. However, Carter did get whether he should undergo surgery arrested for passing bogus bills from a $3 both, he said. Bagliore, a loading dock worker with a the operation, it “wouid not be of an a telephone report from Secretary of I P ’im f m m - for a recurrence of a painful million cache. The Secret Service and North Haven police North Haven trucking firm, was arrested Dec. emergency nature.” State Cyrus Vance on the strategic hemorrhoid condition. U.S. Attorney Richard Blumenthal said seized the counterfeit $3 million Dec. 12 arms talks in Geneva. Nothing else feels like real gold. 13. Authorities said he surrendered after White House aides indicated the “Certainly if the president im­ Joseph Willis, 18, who was nabbed Dec. 12 stashed in the attic of the home of Willis' hearing there was a warrant out for his arrest. His appointments for today, in­ president would enter Bethesda proves as he has, surgery would not trying to pay a bill at a fast food restaurant grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bagliore, Willis was arrested after spending an es­ cluding budget sessions, also were Naval Hospital immediately if the be indicated,” he said. However, he with a phony $20 bill, was indicted Thursday with whom the high school junior lives. tim ated $200 of the bogus m oney at doctors decide an operation is explained that Carter feels that "if canceled. Vice President Walter for passing and possessing counterfeit money. According to papers filed in U.S. District McDonald's, Burger King and other fast food required. Mondale took over most of Carler's WE'RE MOVING surgery becomes necessary, it wouid His uncle, James Bagliore. 48, of East Court, Willis told authorities he helped his un­ restaurants near his home. The president was to be examined be best to go ahead with it now in scheduled appointments Thursday. Haven, also was indicted in Hartford federal cle move a printing press from a barn behind Officials added the grandparents apparently today by Dr. William Lukash, the view of his heavy schedule over the Mrs. Carter told reporters that her court on one count of possessing counterfeit his grandparents' residence up to the attic. were unaware of the counterfeiting operation husband was feeling "very sick" and 8 White House physician, before a next few months.” money and one count of possessing Willis added he knew his uncle had used prin­ and said their son had been at the house in­ was "miserable" and got no sleep decision as made on whether the Powell said Carter was examined counterfeiting plates, Blumenthal said. ting inks and paper when he worked in the at­ frequently. Wednesday night. president should enter the hospital. Tuesday evening by Dr. Lee Smith, Carter's hemorrhoid attack He and hfrs. 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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri., Dec. tl. 1078 I'.M.K SK\ i Merchants Happy About Christmas ShoppingVolumt ft .■ .j, ^ very good" this Christmas sca.son, Hy The lleruhl Stuff People are pleasant and have the week, just fabulous.” "W ere not doing quite what we Kelley, manager said. Skirts are the according to Sears manager Hov MANCHESTER — Except for some holiday spirit, by buying things for “Customers are coming in and expected." big seller with sweaters a perennial Drummond. He said the Sunday r stores in the K-Mart Shopping Plaza, others. We are having record sales, spending money. They're more selec­ Business at the Blue Liquor Store popular item, she said. openings have been a (actor in the in­ merehanis all over town were happy better than last year." tive this year — shopping for values. in the plaza is off, also because of the The Inside-Outlet next to Caldor's ^ ■ H ,s !P creased sales. He also e.xpecis .sales about the volume of Christmas shop­ He called downtown Manchester, We are busy ail day, but especially closed K-Mart, although it has picked is going well even though it is not a on Sunday which is Christmas Eve to VOL. XXXXVI-No. 14 ping this year. the "backbone of the town,” and con­ mornings and evenings,” he said. up some during the holiday season, Christmas store, Robert Hall, help top last year's business. Many stores in the K-Mart Plaza tributed the apparently successful Business also must be booming at Mike DiBella, co-owner, said. But he manager, said. He added that he's Business has been 'beUer than on Spenter Street have been hurt holiday shopping to its “solid and Harrison's Stationers and at intends to stay on until K-Mart selling a lot of floor coverings and usual" for 'ihe Youth Centre, King's '‘P because K-Mart has not reopened stable stores, operated by responsi­ Manchester Hardware. Phillip reopens, “even if I have to hang in rugs. h .. L and Diamond Showcase, also in the since its roof collapsed last winter. ble merchants for so many years.” Harrison, was too busy to come to there by my teeth,” DiBella said. Frank Duntz, manager of the AFS W< i - k i s s Elsewhere in town, however, the Business at Marlow's Department Parkade. The manager ol The the phone when The Herald called, Across Spencer Street from the K- delicatessen department at the A&P, Weathervane, Nadine Cabrera, said merchant reaction ranged from Store is "still hectic,” George and the person who answered the Mart Plaza, businesses contacted on said he has been overwhelmed with her store did "labulous" last year cntliusiastic to ecstatic. Marlow, its proprietor, said. He phone at Manchester Hardware said the Shop Rite Plaza were doing "fan­ order for party trays. "Today, a lady when it had first opened, and did ’ SC ^ "Main .Street is still alive and doing called it a "typical season,” and said that business probably was better tastic” at Shoe Town, and at the ordered $25 worth oi cold cuts,” he Was Se» I * ■ L T even belter this year well." That's what two downtown that being closed on Sunday has not than last year, but to call back after People's store manager Chet David said. Wild Tops, which has been open ,M( re 111.Ill merchants, Louis Apter of Regal affected his business. Christmas when they weren't so didn't have time to talk on the phone The manager at the Radio Shack at only two weeks in tlie Marshalls .Mall ('onnci tu lit ivi I ■: Men's Shop and Fred Nassiff of Joseph Garman of J. Garman busy. because he was “up to his ears” Burr Corners Plaza would not say has been doing very well, according ■M.llll lll'slcr ll'L':' Nassiff Arms said. Clothiers, said his business was good Frank Hennequin of House and taking care of customers. "Call me how their business has been without to Amy Horton, manager. l-'icM Sen ici ■.■.■ Other Main Street merchants must and ahead of last year. Hale Department Store was less back after the holidays and I'll be approval from Radio Shack The best selling item in Wild Tops rile chiiir , feel the same way, because, accor­ Worth's sales were ahead of last enthusiastic. He said the store was glad to talk then," he said. " ’ll men aii- headquarters in Fort Worth, Texas. has been a T-shirt with the phrase CM li.iiicc s ■ ding to reports, holiday shoppers are season until last week when business "doing our share of business, but it Slioppers at the Burr Shopping : l: iiig I.. slap Ihe “That would be considered confiden­ "Na-Nu-Na-Nu " Irotn the popular a >c.ir 1C I He plentiful and sales are ahead of last slowed down, Glady's Conroy, could be better.” Plaza brought "excellent" business tial information,” the manager said. ■ wholes 111 television show. "Mork and Mindv." .\m e I'll all : • ' c years, at least in some stores. manager said. However, she thinks Business on the west side of Main to Caldor's, according to Philip Luty, Bob Bowers, owner of Tech Stereo a olio mile.' Ill ;i Also popular are T-shirts which pic­ lici|i,ilc(l ai T. - .■ Apter said the holiday shopping that “business is going along fine.” at the Burr Plaza said holiday ■l.f.i kesler High Street seems to be as good as on its manager. The Caldor chain is up 17 ture comedian Steve Martin ullier ' "iiiili'ic^ started slow, but "we are doing very Jewelry must be a big item on east side, according to Mrs. Jean percent in sales over last year, and business is excellent, “the best year .. . il.llld la III!' ■The comedian's record "Wild and .111(1 .'I'ICI" ’ well. Till very satisfied." shopping lists this year, according to Baboury of Wilton's Gift Shop. She Luty said the Manchester store's in­ so far.” Tech Stereo has been at the Crazy Guy," the record album from ( li.iplc; > III ll.' Nassiff said, as far as he was con­ Creighton Shoor of Shoor Jewelers. said holiday sales were “very good crease wa about equal to the chains. ■ 'I .ire p.il I III plaza 3 Vi years. This is one of six the movie, "Grease" is also still a rriiii i|ial l.iMi cerned, "business was excellent. He said busintes was "booming this and past last year's." Sales in electronic games were out­ olid .,111111101 Tech Stereo stores Bowers owns in very big seller, Dake said. muriiine at I'c. Business has been “horrid" at standing this year, he said. the Greater Hartford area. The most popular jewelry items had |ini( i.iiii.cd . • Cards, E tc. shop in the K-Mart Sales in ladies wear at Harvey's is Business at Sears in the ", I Iii-W'spopel this year have been necklaces, dia­ 8 llii'iiiii;h llic 1 I Plaza, according to Mrs. Susan better this year than last, Mrs. Janet Manchester Parkade has been “very, ...... a l.iltali lar mond earrings and neck chain.s for SlT\ ICC Wci Si .: Rham Board to Hear Levine, manager. “We're running 40 2 both men and women, according to a The uiicsls ,1 ,, to 50 percent off from what we did IV,,. nil 11 Irani Diamond Showcase samesman. alleniaun ,i' M,..' before the K-Mart store I ; 'h.n u ei e Of Library Program Library Receives Gifts Warm clothes and other warmth and met Ilicr 'i ■-’ catastrophe.” The K-Mart has been .' ■ ■ :■ dell,ill III items are also big sellers according (Mill ul.clll ill' '.(■ closed since its roof caved in last HEBRON — The members of with board member Francis Danaher HEBRON — The Douglas Library Alden of the library's Board of to Sears and Weathervane. Sporting I he (\cckciid January. Trustees, added his efforts to the bo I" I I ■.eiiieeii Regional District 8 Board of Educa­ voting against the motion. has received some Christmas goods, small table appliances and l.iilcr tlial . ■ “We've survived," Mrs. Levine presents a little early this year. project by sanding and staining the I, he Mhuille tion have agreed that a presentation Bruce Gallant, chairman of the microwave ovens have been big; ,d the liiiic.. I said, “but business has been dis­ Jeanne Ford, librarian, said that the book cases. evciacii. t"! a ■ I ’ a ,11.0 ( .iiial, concerning the Rham library Junior High School Building Com­ sellers this year, Drummond said. mittee, reported that the State astrous.” Business for the few stores library has received more than 400 The library was closed Tuesday talk la 'lie !. '• ' ■ .-aasl la program should be included on the Electronic games liave been the 2 on the plaza has been so poor that I' ,,1 ml ail Ihe agenda for its January meeting. Department of Health had approved classical records, a stereo, and a 50- and will be closed through Dec. 26 in number one best seller, according to “one of the stores plans to pull out I'. 1 dl ,ind At this week's meeting the board the proposed septic tank system for volume set of the "Chronicles of order to put the new bookcases in Ed Kelly, manager of King's. ulicn .ill Ik. ■. after Christmas,” she said, but she '.,.11 The also accepted the resignation of the new facility. America" which is the word of place and to reorganize the adult sec­ Next to bicycles, the big seller at met l’i'iii'i|-.., declined to say which one. 0 III ,1 Ihev le Mary Reynolds, bookkeeper, effec- David Cattanach, superintendent Ronald Mastronarde, a former tion of the library. Books may be Farr's sport store, 2 Main St., has uelcaiiicd la :' Business at the Two Legs Jean e just live Jan. 2 and that of Peter of schools, told the board that a Hebron resident, returned by depositing them in the been down vests and jackets. One l'liraiitii;ai!i a. Store has “picked up” in recent Mrs. Ford said the gift will be used book drop in the front door during •. :,l :ibaul Hie Osleroof. Grade 9 science teacher. grievance hearing conducted for company came out this year with zip- lai'cieii 'Ua!'"i. weeks, but Kim Preli, salesperson, to create a music center in the this period. .ia'illl II Patricia Taylor was hired to teach Brien Brown, will go to arbitration in sleeves and has been a better said that sales are not as good as a library and the volumes will enhance Additionally, the library staff has 1,! ' I" Ihree science on the Grade 7 level and hearing on Jan. 11 at 3:30 p.m. in the seller than Farr anticipated. Icc year ago. She blamed it on K-Mart the American History books declared the period from now .1' .Mils Kathy Shapazin was granted a guidance office at Rham. skates aren't moving as well as not being open. available to library patrons. through Jan. 2 as Amnesty Days. All ' '■ nihiisioslie maternity leave, effective Jan. 26 The board set Jan. 29, Feb. 5, previous years, he said. Altogether, Another store in the area suffering "'li.ii niighi through Aug. 31. March 12 and 26 and April 2 for Another gift, 10 new book cases, overdue books may be returned Farr said that the holiday business M ane? from K-Mart situation is Tagway . ■ Wll.lleS The board also approved a Title IV- meetings to discuss the educational was presented to the library by during these days with no fines to be has been above last year, about ‘25 Shoes. John Barno, manager, |, a; l!i'"i .ellall Ollll ii application in the amount of $5,000 budget for the coming year. Thomas Kelly of Gilead, on behalf of charged and no questions asked. percent higher so far this month. somewhat noncommitally said that the Javrees who made them. George H ig h 111 .idllltlllll. , ' llllg Hll sill .1 u n 1 a 1 . .. : I' killings. Manchester Public Records .Maiiclicsli'i'llich , ' ■ 1 h of ing llie MSAU L c GOODv w u jMi,SAT. ct& SUN. j u n , ONLYu n public repai d .' . Irani at aliiia.-l . . . ,i h( li I \\ arninlj deeds assailed .Maiii.s .i ; i i'..a- • ■ ■ 1 . nil Ihe Dubaldo-Lesperance Inc. to Patty S. Cyr, South Wind­ paad reasaii lai 'd| o' I ■■l ieeoii sor, properly at 16-18 Westfield St., $60,100. SUPER lovers shaiild In m’. '. . 1 ' lie I "...a llien Virginia B. Batson, Savannah, Ga., to Suzanne B. varisly al llu pi. .le ' ill. iiliaii la Shorts, property at intersection of Clark and Burnham future. ' \\ ■ ! - s streets. — DRUGS I reler espei laib la i| George E. Hahn and Ruth F. Hahn to Josephine Hahn, ENOVESETHE PHARMACY STORE AND A WHOLE LOT MORE teams, iiaw tiial ilie> property on West Street, $12.65 conveyance tax. swinp. I.'iime am ruin .i Joseph F. Privizzino and Kathleen T. Privizzino to John and see the MllS sl.u s i i T. Bowers and Karen L. Bowers, both of Vernon, proprty ★ ★ * ::" r r s at 59 Clinton St., $46.20 conveyance tax. The .Manehe I i li . k ' • Irene M. Couturier, East Hartford, to Antonio B. Mira Library has ihe !,i:_'’ : -2 and Julia M. Mira, both of Hartford, property at 17 abseure baaks I ! . • . Perkins St., $56,900. L a s t Davs to SavS! need mare bank.' Josephipe Hahn to Thomas P. Crockett, property on E ★ ★ ★ ■ .Ig.lin West Street, $34,500. 2 .All-Conlerenee alhi' la. ' ‘ I . ,.giie eam- Cynthia Chevalier to Michael P. Zerio and Karen R. sports teams were nii.a ■ ’"11 s Hard meel Zerio, property at 33-35 New St., $47,900. week. I MllS plin n. • 1 ' I'll ;i:i paints. Guilclaiiii deeds Conneetleul Intel ii s , ' .lid 1 .i.i.'lanbury, Allen Richter to Shirley A. Richter, property at 30 considered aiie at II.' • ■ i ' V. dll I'l iiainis, Duval St., no conveyance tax, sixteen aihi' tes ima. i : A , lull se- Tliomas ,1. Crockett to Thomas P. Crockett, proprty at Conlerenee le.nii' '■'.lie h\ aiilv 36-,38 Bigelow St., no conveyance tax. Even thi.'iiph nahail'. . .• Release of allaeliinentH CHRISTMAS CLEARANCE about Ihe law Mi.i, ' d" .' w'cie Ihree Herman M. Frechette and Albert R. Martin against budget. .Mils albd ii- ,■ dt Gerald P Couturier and Irene M. Couturier. excel. Mike V. a-. 'Oil .1 111.I tlllllal s Beneficial Finance Co. against Gerald P. Couturier and '■.■.(■ Keieh Irene M. Couturier. SALE! 50 % OFF ■ '■'t.■^l seai'cs. Mechanics Savings Bank against Gerald P. Couturier • .lerteet scare, and Irene M. Couturier. I ALL TRIM-A-TREE DECORATIONS! i ,.i', e all "li" Fir.st Bank against Gerald P. Couturier and Irene Grapple •: Couturier. ' i. i'l 0 scare III Releas(. of JtidgiiienI lien ''■ire, Siirh had Sears Roebuck & Co. against Gerald P. Couturier and A ^ B e g in : . . iiiid We got .ill Irene Courturier. ■I Inch lelt us Itiiilding permit « The 1978-79 wrest an Service Construction for EK Associates, alterations at officially bepun and n .-. ' Hlaamlield 324 Broad St., $24,000. be a vietarious m ,.i ■ aiiiisu,il The Ilissidiilioii

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BELGRADE, Yugoslavia (U P D - The Pool does not aim to compete of date, or seemingly only of local in­ such as MENA, or the Iraq News For the past four years the Non- terest to the country of origin. Agency or India's Newspool," he \ 1 Membef, Audit Bureau of Circuialion ^/ember United Press luieM'atiunal with the four main Western news Aligned News Pool has operated as agencies, which some Third World Rafajlovic is frank about the Pool's said. Customer Service - 647-9946 g Turkinglon. Executive Editor an exchange of information between countries have accused of shortcomings. He admits that Pool He said it was very difficult to Raymond F. Robinson. Editor-Publisher Frank A. Burbank. Managing Editor countries of the developing world. monopolizing news distribution and news items often lack vital details achieve the desired “balanced" news It is one of the few concrete ways of reporting Third World news in a like the date, place or circumstances flow with equal participation of all in which the Third World is trying to biased or minimal manner. of the event and often are very late in pool members. A handful of the Opinion fill the communications gap some “Its intention is to supplement, not being reported. better developed agencies — like see between developed and to confront, the big agencies," said "You’ve got to understand that half MENA, INA, Newspool, Cuba’s developing countries. But hampered Prensa Latina and others — tend to The engagement of Miss Tobi U. Boza Rafajlovic, a veteran Tanjug the agencies in the Pool are only two dominate the Pool report. Some Shapiro to Joel M. Krutt. both of Lasting Peace by lack of funds, technology and journalist who serves as Pool news or three years old," he said, members are rarely if ever included. Manchester, has been announced by The engagement of Miss Joanne skilled journalists — as well as by editor at the Tanjug coordination “Neither their communications nor her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lester hi. Marie Houle of Bolton to Michael S, Once again is the time of between this country and Com­ political considerations — it still has center. their journalists are at a high level." Rafajlovic said funds were as Shapiro of 90 Steep Hollow Lane. Williams ol Manchester has been an­ year when peace and joy munist China reflects the a long way to go. Rafajlovic and four other Tanjug He noted that the mimeographed much a part of this problem as technology. Manchester. nounced by her parents, Mr. and abounds. feeling of brotherhood ad­ The Yugoslav national news agen­ journalists select and edit - as news bulletin mailed from a country Mr. Krutt Is the son of Mr. and The enftagement of Miss Judy Lynn "Every pool member has to sus­ The engagement of Miss Mary The engagement of Miss Dorinne Mrs. William J. Houle of 133 Bolton cy Tanjug launched the collection slightly as possible — items from the like Benin or Chad may lake weeks to Mrs. Bernard Krutt of Manchester. The engagement of Miss Anne It is a happy season. vocated during the Christmas tain its own c o s t," he said. Each Corbitt ot Manchester to Daniel Alice Krause to Angelo Joseph Faz- Angela Leal of East Hartford to Center Road, Bolton. and redistribution of news reports news files of participating agencies. arrive and its quality will be far He is also the grandson ol .Mr. and Goulet and George Carelli, both ol In the past year, steps have season. Thomas Molfelt Jr. ol Fast Hartford zino, both of Mancheser, has been an­ Peter Joseph Zaccardelli ot between non-aligned countries in It selects about 30 items daily from below that of, say, Egypt’s Middle agency has to get its own news to the Mrs. Max Weiss of Hartford and Mr. Marlborough, has been announced by Mr. Williams is the son ol Mr. and has been announced by her parents, nounced by her parents, Donald Manchester has been announced by been taken to insure a con­ All in all, steps are being January, 1975. Only 10 other agencies as many Pool participants as possi­ East News Agency, which has a coordination points — Belgrade, and Mrs Harry Krutt of West Hart­ her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Mrs. Samuel C. Guglielmino ol Mr. and Mrs. Tom Corbitt of 128 Krause of East Hartford and Mrs. her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph tinuance of world peace taken to have the spirit of were involved and Tanjug was the Rabat, Baghdad, Cairo, Havana, ford and Florida. Goulet of 96 Manning Lane. East Manchester. ble and beams them by radio in sophisticated radio network. Grandview St Eleanor Krause ol Manchester. Mr. Leal of 66 Legion Drive, East Hart­ Algiers, Tunis and New Delhi — Miss Shapiro graduated Irom Hartford. throughout the year and for Christmas remain with the only coordinator of the Pool French, English and Spanish. “But we will be so happy just to Mr. Moffett is the son of Mr. and Fazzino is the son of Louis Fazzino ol ford. Manchester High School and .\dclphi The bride-elect graduated from years to come. exchange. Western journalists who read the have received something from tpe where national agencies put up the Mrs. Daniel Tj,Mollet! ol 73 Williams Wilson and Mrs. Barbara Fazzino ol Mr. Zaccardelli is the son of Mr. Mr. Carelli is the son of Mr. and people of the world for more University. Garden City. N.Y., Bolton High School in 1975 and will Today about 46 national agencies Pool report regularly tend to agree it less-developed agency that we will money to redistribute the items by St.. East Hartford. Manchester. and Mrs. Antonio Zaccardelli of 68 Mrs. George Carelli ol 175 W. Middle Although some of the than a few days each where she majored in com­ Turnpike. graduate in June 1979 trom Greater are members, with varying degrees can be valuable as a tip source. But include whatever we can from it. Our radio casts. The bride-elect graduated trom Hollister St. progress in certain areas, such December. munications. She is presently The bride-elect graduated from Hartford Community College in the of participation, and there are eight they say the stories often are criteria on selecting articles will be Pool people acknowledge that the Manchester High School in 1975 and The bride-elect graduated trom employed as production manager tor Manchester High School. She is The bride-elect graduated Irom registered nursing program. She is as the attainment of a true It is hoped these and other use of Pool items by newspapers is from Creative School of Hair­ Penney High School. She is employed ~:oordinating points. frustratingly short in details, or out much less severe than on agencies Gallery West Films Co.. West Hart­ employed at S & H Promotional Ser­ Penney High School in East Hartford employed part-time at Rockville peace between Israel and her still “modest," but they say usage is dressing. She is employed at Split at A C. Petersen s Farms, Inc., East measures can be accomplished ford. vices in Windsor. and is employed at Travelers In­ General Hospital. Ends Beauty Salon in West Hartford. Hartford Egyptian neighbors, the so during future Christmas growing with the Pool’s owrt develop­ 2 Her fiance graduated from surance Co. iTM^rTK^mJLT.. Her liance graduated from East Her fiance graduated trom ment, Manchester High School and Adelphi Her liance graduated trom East Her fiance graduated from East ground work has been done and celebrations, people will be Catholic High School and from .Manchester High School and Her fiance graduated from One complaint is that Western University. He is presently attending Catholic High School in 1969 and from Catholic High School in 1973 and from there is hope. able to give thanks for true neMfouTMKKn Norwich University. He is employed attended Hartford State Technical news agencies monitor many of the Queens College, .N'ew York City, the University of Connecticut. He is Manchester High School and Marquette University in Milwaukee, by Consolidated Railroad 'in College. He is employed at the Pratt Work is still continuing on a peace and joy. H E q u i t .... Pool’s national news agencies and where he is a candidate for a employed at Connecticut General attended the University of Hartford. Wis. in 1978 with a degree in Syracuse. N.Y. & Whitney Division of United He is employed at Southern New strategic arms limitation pact relay the information faster, and master's degree in audiology. Life Insurance Co. in Bloomfield. biomedical engineering. He is Perhaps this Christmas will Technologies Corp., East Hartford. England Telephone Co, employed at the Center for Clinical between the U.S. and the be the beginning of a new era often in more detail, than the Pool. The couple is planning a June 17 The couple is planning an April 28, The couple is planning a May 19. The couple is planning a Sept. 1. Engineering in Woburn, Mass. Rafajlovic said there was con­ wedding at Temple Beth Sholom in 1979 wedding at Concordia Lutheran The couple is planning a May 26 Soviet Union which is another when the spirit of Christmas 1979 wedding at the Church of the 1979 wedding at Our Lady of Peace siderable discussion among Pool Manchester with Rabbi Leon Wind Church in Manchester. iFracchia wedding at St. Rose's Church in East step towards a true and lasting 2 Assumption in Manchester. I Coring Church in East Hartford. IG. Fox & No date ha been set for the wed­ can be felt and celebrated officiating. i.N'assiff photo) members as to whether'the Pool photo I photo I Co. photo) Hartford. (Loring photo) ding. (Nassiff photo) peace. throughout the year. should carry "spot" news at all, in­ The opening of relations stead perhaps concentrating on What’s up with women feature and background material which would not be hurt by slow dis­ Servicemen The Ladies Home Journal did nol give out its “ Women Andrew Tally of the Year” awards in the days when Eleanor Roosevelt. tribution. A postal feature service Helen Keller and Elizabeth Cady Stanton were doing their was under discussion, he said. Navy Ensign Arthur S. Donovan Recruit Depot. Parris Island, S.C. good works. So. the magazine included the three “We are completely aware of the Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur S. During the nine-week training cy­ posthumously among the recipients of its 1970 “ Women Raises Criticized lacking of quality and Donovan of 11 Alps Drive, East Hart­ cle. he learned the basics of of the Year” title. The 10 modern women who shared the honors with professionalism of the Pool,’’ ford, has been commissioned in his battlefield survival. WASHINGTON - In times like Roosevelt, Keller and Stanton were; pay raises, he said, work “counter to Rafajlovic said. "But compared to present rank upon graduation from A 1978 graduate of South Windsor Social Responsibility; First lady Rosalynn Carter. these I try to take comfort in one of the best interest of our nation in con­ four years ago, its much, much Officer Candidate School lOCS). High School, he joined the Marine Performing Arts (Movies and Television): A ctress H.L. Mecken’s commentaries on the Cicely Tyson. trolling inflation.” But his language better. OCS, located at the Naval Educa­ Corps in April 1978. egotistical trace of politics. tion and Training Center. Newport, Performing Arts (Stage and Dance): Actress Anne was much too mild. Teddy Roosevelt "And if we (the developing world) Bancroft. He asked of that trade: “Does it R.I., is designed to prepare students or Harry Truman would have called criticize the big agencies, it’s Nola A. Boone, daughter of Mr. and Science: Nobel laureate Rosalyn S. Yalow. appear to be unqualifiedly ratty, raf­ to assume the duties and respon­ a hog a hog. Mrs. Howard D. Boone of 14 Village Politics and Government (National): Juanita M. Kreps because we have to pay for their ser- sibilities of commissioned officers. secretary of commerce. fish, sordid, obscene, and low down, Carter, of course, pointed out that St.. Ellington, recently entered the vices," he said. “Here it’s free A 1974 graduate of East Hartford Politics and Government (State and Local): Carol and its salient virtuosi a gang of un­ he had no legal authority over those Air Force Delayed Enlisted Bellamy, president of the New York City Council. exchange.” High School, and a 1978 graduate of mitigated scoundrels,^ Program. Music (Classical): Conductor Margaret Hillis. grand larcenists. True, and basically Lee Roderick Music (Popular): Singer Natalie Cole. forget its high the University of Hartford, West A 1976 graduate of Ellington High that’s a good thing. But this is also a Hartford, with a bachelor of arts Business: Roberta Karmel. member of the Securities capacity to soothe School, she is scheduled to leave for time for toughness on the part of the degree, he joined the Navy in and Exchange Commission. and tickle the basic training at Lackland Air Force Sports: Tennis player Chris Evert. Republic’s chief executive officer. January 1978. midriff, its in­ Democrats Make ERA Top Priority Base near San Antonio, Texas, on Physicist Yalow told the magazine no thanks; she He should have exiled both states comparable ser­ Feb. 23. 1979. believes “ women's awards” are outdated. from the federal trough until the WASHINGTON - Judy McCarthy to pass the constitutional amend­ John White succeeded in keeping con­ Senate, has since sent a letter to Marine Pvt. Daniel J. O’Conoell, (NKWSPAPFR ENTEHE'RISK ASSN ) vices as a maker is a White Mountain Apache from ment. In other words, to lobby us troversial resolutions from the floor The engagement of Miss Theresa The engagement ot Miss Joanne She will receive technical training raises were rescinded, and informed every state legislator of the country son of Mr. and Mrs. John M. o f e n t e r ­ Phoenix, Ariz., and a mother of six. with our own tax money, as Uncle E. Lukas to Stephen A. Yaworski, Marie Guillow of Vernon to Robert in the tiiechanical career field for the affected citizens that they had no that would have called for enforce­ — some 7,000 of them — underscoring O'Connell ol 35 Valley View Drive, tainment." both of Manchester, has been an­ Blair Culvey Jr. of Manchester has which translerrable college credits one to blame but their locally-elected Her floor speech on behalf of the Sam did last year in spending $5 ment of a convention boycott of un­ a state’s right to reconsider its South Windsor, has completed will be awarded. And, to be sure, nounced by her parents, Mr. and been announced by her parents, Mr. representatives. Equal Rights Amendment provided a million on the Houston ERA love-in. ratified states by elected officials previous ratification of ERA despite Mrs. Alephonse P. Lukas of 77 Garth recruit training at the Marine Corps and Mrs. Kenneth Guillow of 832 College ^estowii^t^armacy, Inc. foolishness raised to a fine art is Indeed, the circumstances are ripe rare moment of wildly spirited ERA, a divisive issue for most of and withholding of party funds from the Senate vote. Road. Hartford Turnpike. Vernon. Hanford KiuJ n worthy of affable note. The preten­ for such moral highhandedness. cheering at the recent Democratic its lifetime, promises to be even candidates who don’t support ERA. “Congress has no power to bind the Mr. Yaworski is the son of Mr. and Notes tiousness, bluster, and hypocrisy of Political officeholders never before midterm convention in Memphis. more so during the 39-month exten­ Otherwise, it was full steam ahead Mrs. Stephen J. Yaworski of 220 Manchvsicr. ( oi'ncclicul ()6U4(i 1—f 35 states which have ratified the Mr. Cluvey is the son of Robert 0. Board of Ed Party Kim Hovey of 95 St. John St., many of our politicians are still good sion recently voted it by Congress in E “As a woman and an Indian,” said for ERA. As the convention neared a Green Road. 643-5230 have been held in such low esteem by ERA resolution prior to this exten­ Culvey of Tucumcari, N.M., and Mrs. The third annual Gnmhined Secretarial- Manchester, has been named a for a daily belly laugh. But it is hard the Arizona a continuing struggle to reach the The bride-elect graduated from the electorate. Carter could have close, the hat was even being passed sion,” Garn said in commenting on J. Rickis of Lakeland, Fla. Custodial-Maintenance-Cafeteria Christmas party was Teaching Fellow in the physical to raise even a half-hearted giggle Manchester High School in 1976. She won the plaudits of the masses and delegate, ”1 magic number of 38 ratifying states. ($1 per delegate), to send a pro-ERA the letter. held recently by members of the Manchester Board of education department at Springfield attended Creative School of Hair­ OPEN TH IS over what happened in the so-called improved his own political standing speak as one who The proposed amendment has been telegram to the Illinois legislature, a “The message to the stales should The bride-elect will graduate from Education at the Army & Navy Club in Manchester. (Mass.) College. dressing in Manchester completing legislatures of Ohio and Illinois. by ordering that every greedy scoun­ faces the double struck at 35 for many months, and key state. be clear: ff you no longer approve of Rockville High School in 1979 and Following a buffet, door prizes were awarded including Miss Hovey, a 1974 graduate of her course in 1977. She is employed at SUNDAY DEC. 24th ★ ★ ★ drel who voted for the increases be damning effects four of these are even in doubt where "The merits of the Equal Rights the ERA then rescind your ratifica­ plans to study nursing. handcrafted items made by students of the Regional Oc­ Southern Connecticut State College, 3rd Dimension Hair Design. In Ohio the lawmakers raised their o f d i s ­ state legislatures have voted to res­ cupational Training Center. will serve as Teaching Fellow for the FROM tarred and feathered and ridden out Amendment are now of secondary tion. It is the only way you can signal Her fiance graduated from salaries 29 percent, in Illinois they crimination.” cind their approval. Her fiance graduated from The Al Carlson Trio provided music for dancing. 1978-1979 academic year. She will of town on a rail. importance to the political power to the ultimate tribunal (probably the Manchester High School in 1972 and gave themselves a 40 percent boost. The four states voting to rescind — Manchester High School in 1975. He In charge of arrangements were Don Ponticelli, oversee and teach class sessions 7 A.M. TO 9 P.M. Still this working stiff feels in­ McCarthy said behind it as a factor in its passage or U.S. Supreme Court) that you no from Mane t or Community Not to be outdone, the patriots sitting is employed at Hamilton Standard in George Vincek, Bob Moriconi, Erie Bryant, Joan while assisting full-time faculty in all she was pregnant a procedure whose legality no doubt defeat. When the Senate voted in Oc­ longer can be counted as part of the College in 1974. ile graduated from M erry adequate in dealing with such acts as Windsor Locks. Douglas, John McHugh, Irene Moore, Mary Uppling and aspects of their academic respon­ on Chicago’s board of aldermen with her sixth child at the time of the will untimately be decided in court — tober to extend the ERA deadline, it Hartford State Technical College in those perpetrated in Ohio and 'contemporaneous consensus’ needed Wilfred Dion. sibilities. C h ristm a s grabbed a 60 percent theft, and Cook national women’s convention in are Idaho, Kentucky, Nebraska and 1977 and is employed at Pratt & Illinois, We need another Mencken, systematically defeated all for ratification." County board members a neat 30 per­ Whitney Division of United The couple is planning a July 28, F ro m A ll who knew how to season his floggings Houston one year ago, "When my Tennessee, Ironically, the latter amendments that gave the extension Congress’ action, added Garn. Robert W. Bryce, son of Mr. and cent. Technologies Corp. in East Hartford. 1979 wedding at St. Mary's Episcopal Mrs. William Bryce of 173 Irving St., O f U s” of public pillagers with attention- baby was born, 1 named her ERA. ” state was host to the Democratic proposal a semblance of fairness. didn’t invalidate the rescission President Carter, who seems convention. Conventioneers had The couple is planning a May 11, Church in Manchester. (Dallarhide Manchester, was recently elected of­ getting humor. He was a superb Following the remarks by Notably, the extension — first in process. “The rejection of my rescis­ photo) sincere about fighting inflation, was Tennessee’s rescision flaunted in 1979 wedding at St. Bartholomew's YMCA (Catalog ficer of the New Hampshire College demolition expert who, like Swift, McCarthy and several other women, the nation’s history for a con­ sion amendment was a neutral ac­ Church in Mancester. i Loring photo) Business Honor Society at New irritated by such swinishness. The and with little dissent. Democrats their faces by a large billboard near stitutional amendment — allows tion, meaning only that the 9Sth The Winter Session program catalog lor the Hartford CLOSED publicly undressed political culprits, Hampshire College in Manchester, passed a resolution calling adoption Cook Convention Center reminding states that haven’t voted for ERA to Region YWCA, is now available at the Hartford, West leaving them naked to fatal ridicule. Congress preferred not to address N.H. He was elected associate of ERA by the states — where it has delegates of that state’s •Hartford, East Hartford, Manchester and Enfield CHRISTMAS do so, but does not allow states that the question of rescission.” representative for the 1979-1980 Thought branches. Iteen stalled for nearly seven years— secondthoughts about ERA. have voted for it to reserve their ac­ In his letter, Garn took a stand that i-alendar year. B irth Program areas for the period January to March, 1979, not the Christ." a “top priority” of the party. But such anti-ERA sentiment was tion. In other words, the rules are appears both legal and logical: "The He is a second year student DAY John the Baptiser is a good patron include: career development, physical fitness, personal The resolution reaffirms the par­ hard to find inside the convention being changed late in the fourth issue of ratification ought to be majoring in the college's four-year for Advent, because he shows us how “Who, then are you? 1 am un­ Ciolkos/., \liiM l.ilunril. grandmother is Eugenia growth, youth services and classes, as well as events of ty’s commitment not to meet in any center, except among a handful of quarter of the game — but only for Management Advisory Services best to witness to Jesus. worthy to loosen His sandals” decided by the people, speaking son of Edwin J and Ohorski ot Ulaslonbury. specpal interest. W estow ii^I}arm acy, Inc. state which hasn't ratified ERA. It delegates such as those in Florida program. Bryce is a resident assis­ His task was to prepare the hearts "Who are You? He must increase, half the players. through their elected state represen­ Katherine Ohorski Ciolkosz His paternal grandparents For a free copy, contact the Hartford Region YWCA, also calls on President Carter and who swam against the feminist tide. tant at NHC as well as attaining the of the people to receive the Lord I must decrease.” Utah Sen. Jake Garn (R), who tatives, and not by the national of 14 Fulton Road arc Mr. and Mrs. Harry L. 135 Broad St., Hartford 06105 (525-11631, or any of the President's List for the tall 1977 and local officials to use all financial and Democratic national chairman sponsored the rescission amendment legislature." Manchester. He was born ('arpenteri ot Milo, Maine. when He came. He spoke of the com­ In our spiritual lives, if we are to branches listed above. 6 4 3 -5 2 3 0 political resources at their command that was defeated 54-44 by the D e c . 9 at 11 a r 110 r d He has a brother, David. spring 1978 semester. ing Kingdom, and led the people to be effective witnesses, we will use all Hospital. Hi.s maternal ------______open their eyes and hearts to the our natural gifts of talent and per­ reality of that Kingdom. sonality to draw others, but not to In the process, John drew a large ourselves. The Lighter Side By Dick West following of disciples. Some were at­ To the extent that people lose sight THINK SPRING tracted to her personally, and would of the star, they will be walking in find it difficult to make the choice to darkness. 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II)7H - PAttE Tllll 'll I - j . j Obituaries Panel Proposes ;._sc -s . vs,-- .SIS, Herald Mrs. Tlirodorr W. Koan South Girls Stage Rally GLASTONBURY - Mrs. New Amendment Angle Ernestine Hack Kean of 5 Wrights ) Lane died Thursday at Hartford GLASTONBURY - The Conserva­ three units per acre on the property. E a r l Y o s t Hospital. She was the wife of tion Commission will initiate an However, if open space was set aside Sports Editor Theodore W. Kean. amendment to the town's zoning or sold to another developer, only one To Top Eaglettes, 48-46 She is also survived by a son. regulations which would sharpen the unit per acre is allowed. William Kean of Glastonbury: two distinction between open space and Pagini said the regulations were iiy u ;n m s i i;i{ daughters. Mrs. Barbara Soares of floodlands. “treating the open space as if it were Reason for Style Hie decision.Irom the loul line, con­ Manchester: two daughters. Mrs. fc -'- Plans to introduce the amendment floodlands" and discouraging lor allegedly being intoxicated and in llrt’iiM >|M»i‘l^ u rih T verting li-ol-21 opportunities wliile Beverly Chamberlain of Hebron: two came during discussion of planned developers from building in some in­ “Give and go style of basketball is possession of cocaine. The first time Headed lor apparent victory. the Eagles were 4-lor-ll. King appeared in action at home Byi nc lopped all .scorers lor .South sisters, Mrs. Lillian Drasher and areas of development in last week’s stances, He said the zoning change better in the East because of the East Catholic lost all rhythm meeting of the commission. The playground leagues." Coach Jim since his arrest he was greeted with with 18 poinis along witt a bushel ol Mrs. Ruby Berio, both of Glaston­ would have no effect on present and would up on the short end bury: and four grandchildren. effect of the change would be to en­ floodlands. King of the University ot Tulsa a standing ovation. A standing ova­ steals. Zazzaro and Pinone eu' li The funeral was this morning at courage developers to build on the The petition to amend the zoning voiced via a special telephone hookup tion for what'.' Does our society today of a 48-46 score to arch-rival clii|iped in 1(1 points willi the latter in the Lutheran Church of St. Mark. land, according to Town En­ regulations will go to the Town Plan from his oliice at the University ot enjoy encouraging the sort of life Soutli Catholic in a turnover- a reserve role prime rea.son lor Hie Burial was in Green Cemetery. vironmentalist John Pagini. and Zoning Commission, which holds Tulsa earlier this week. "Shooters King chooses to lead? ... Talk about in­ infested HCC girls' basketball Rebels' domination in Hie relioundiiig Fbrley-Sullivan Funeral Home. 50 Under current regulations, a authority over the regulations. are better in other parts of the coun­ justice. how could those who voted clash last night at the Eagles' depai (mciit try." lor the World Hockey As.sociation all- Murphy wound up lops lor East Naubuc Ave.. was in charge of Hpvoloper is allow'cd (n construct Nest, arrangements. King will bring his tall Tulsans into star team leave Mark Howe ol the willi 14 poinis. III me liowcver alter iii- New Haven next weekend to face the Whalers ofl the starting team? Howe The Eaglettes had a 21-9 advantage lermission Sue Dailey and Karen University of Connecticut in the is one of the top three players in the alter one (piarter on the .strength ol l.u( icr each added ID markers to the \\ illinar ilcriiip'r Connecticut Mutual Basketball league, probably the best all around Monica Murpliv's 12 points and I a use. Scheduling Announced Classic. ... (Jne NHL scout who watched the l,anric Barry's 5-assi.st ellorl. But ■SouHi also look Ilic jayvee contest. GLASTONBURY - Willmar The former Chicago Bull player in Whalers in three recent games they couldn't su.stain it with llie 4(i-'Z4. Clii is Harvey netted HI points Heringer. 75. of 38 Maple St. died the NBA added that you "see better claims the best player on the Rebels culling the delicit lo 2H-'23 al lor Hie young Eagieltes, now 2-2. Wednesday at Manchester Memorial GLASTONBURY — Glastonbury The swimming pool at the high ball handlers in the East than in WInlers is Howe - not Marty, but Intermission. East's next adioii is Wednesday Hospital. He was the husband of Mrs. High School gymnasium will be open school will be open for regular public other parts of the country." Gordie ... Mike Beach, chairman of "We weien't putting pre.ssurc on alteiiiooii againsl crosslowii Lillian A. Heringer. Tuesday through Friday next week swim hours Tuesday through Friday Tulsa and UConn are paired in the the Aetna World Cup Tennis Tourna­ the way we did in the lirsl (|uarlei'." Mancliesler High al Clarke Arena, Mr. Heringer was born in Dogdon, from 1 to 4 p.m. for students up to 15 with an additional afternoon Recrea­ second game on the opening night ment. reports ticket sales are explained East Head Coacli Donna ■layvee ai lion laps oil the Icsiivlties N.D.. and had lived in Glastonbury years of age. tion Swim from 3 to 5:30. doubleheader at the New Haven lagging lor the March 8-11 meeting Ridel ol the turnabout. "We let down al 2 o'( lock. for many years. On Dec. 30 and 31, Adult Swim will Academy School will be open Veterans Coliseum one week from between the USA and Australia. John a little bit and sec what happens," Before retiring, he had been Tuesday, Thursday and Friday from be from noon to 1 p.m. and 2:30 to tonight. Manhattan and East McEnroe is expected to make bis she cited to one ol her dejected per- employed as an electrician at Pratt noon to 2:45 p.m. and Wednesday 3:15 p.m. while the Recreation Swim Carolina collide in the opener. debut with the United States entry. lormers lieading oil the hardwsjod. Soiiili Cmhiilii' (IB) Byrne 9 4-0 18. and Whitney Division of United from 10 a.m. to 2:45 p.m. for those 16 will be from 1 to 2:30 and 3:15 to 5 Three officials will be used in New South, now 3-0 in tlie (onlerence Zazzaro 3 4-5 10. Peterson 0 0-0 0. Busch 0 Technologies Corp., East Hartford. years or older. p.m. Haven and King offered his com­ Lusa MVP and 5-1 overall, took its lirst lead ol 0-0 0, Kocamura 0 0-0 0, Hood .3 1-2 7, He was a member of Pilgrim Baptist ments on the innovation. “I liked the the evening at the 5:30 mark ol the I’inone 5 0-.3 10, Kinsella 1 1-7 3. Totals 21 Church and had been a member of system," he said. Former East Catholic High stan­ third stanza as 5-loot-ll junior Jean 6-21 48. Columbia Lodge of South Glaston­ Iui>l (.ailiiilir ( 10) Murpliv 6 2-4 14. Brian Mahoney, in his first year dout John Lusa paced Marist College Pinone dumped in an otlensive bury for more than 50 years. Final Preparations I'etkailis 3 1-2 7, Dailev 5 0-1 lo'. Barrv 1 1- coaching at Manhattan, offered a to the Marish Christmas Basketball rebound. She is the sister ol Rebel He is also survived by a daughter. 1979 Meeting Schedule Tournament title in Poughkeepsie. 4 3. O'Connell I 0-0 2, Skelian 0 0-0 0. humorous note on a recent game in hoys' standout, 6-loul-8 John Pinone. Constance Alys Heringer of Glaston­ David Nielsen gets buttoned up in his given letters and cards from the students. N.Y. Selected as the most valuable Lucier 5 00 10. Total.s 21 4-II 46. which three men in striped shirts East. 1-2 in the HCC and 3-2 bury: and two brothers and seven Snoopy suit by Mrs. Joyce Toms, a teacher at GLASTONBURY - The Capitol The schedule of meetings is: player, Lusa tallied 24 points in the The group also performed the play at the Jan. 18, Feb, 15, March 15, April 19, blew the whistles. overall, was able lo lake a 36-35 lead sisters, all out of state. Keeney Street School in Manchester, in Region Council of Governments has title win over Oneonta State ... Foot- Manchester Senior Citizens Center. The May 17, June 21, July 19, Aug. 16, "1 know that it's tough to get up for into the linal canto. Hut loo many The funeral is scheduled for 2:30 preparation for the school's holiday program, announced the 1979 m eetin g ballsmsed in the NFL cost $23 each, throwaways and some line sliooting presentation was made possible through the schedule. All meetings, unless noted Sept. 20, Oct. 18, Nov. 15 and Dec. 20, a consolation game but one referee Scouts Added p.m. today at the Glastonbury ‘‘Charlie Brown's Christmas,'' while Debbie made a call and he was yawning." one reason why screens are erected by Karen Byrne and free throw con­ Funeral Home. 450 New London cooperation of the staffs of the Senior otherwise, will be at 7:30 p.m. at the The July and August meetings will be ANAHEIM. Calit. lUPIi - The Mahoney reported. for all point alter touchdown tries. versions by Nancy Zazzaro pul the Turnpike, with burial in Green Wallace looks on. The fifth and sixth grade Citizens Center, the Meadows, the school offices at 97 Elm St,, Hartford. for the executive committee only. Calilornia Angels have added three ■■•A'. It should be interesting to see the Another reason was to cut down on decision in South s side ol the ledger. Cemetery. chorus presented the play at the Meadows injuries suffered by Ians in the stands new memhers to its scouting stall. PTA and the Keeney staff. (Herald photo by three-man system in operation. It "We weren't thinking out there." V The family suggests that' any Convalescent Center where each patients was who went after the balls ... Bob Iticliard Cuoco, the Angels' director Pinto) may make for a better game. Cer­ Ridel remarked, "We turned it over memorial gifts may be made to the of scouting, announced Thursday. tainly three whistles and six eyes are Neumeier and Larry Pleau are slated loo many times at the end. Yes, we Pilgrim Baptist Church Memorial Glastonbury Public Records] better than two whistles and four to handle the telecasts as well as the did have a lot ol throwaways." East Red Whitsett will be responsible Fund. 1245 Hebron Ave., or to the Town Hall Closed eyes if the officials are competent. broadcasts ot the Whaler hockey was cliarged witli 35 turnovers, 11 in lor scouting the Southern states lor Going Up for Two Visiting Nurse Association, 35 GLA.STONBURY - Town Hall “The kids believe in themselves, " games on Channel 30 this season. The the third period and lO in the closing Hie team: Tony Roig was assigned East Catholic's Monica Murphy (21) tries to launch left National Drive, Glastonbury. Industrial Park scouting chores throughout will be closed Monday in obser­ UConn Coach Dom Perno said as he first of lour games is slated Jan. 30 ... eight minutes. Warranty Deeds Nebraska. Kansas, Oklahoma. vance of Christmas. It will reopen I.R. Stitch Associates, Inc. to awaited the invasion of tough Maine Remember Boog Powell, the big first South icgislered 36 turnovers but msas. uKianoma. SSBusc5 l (30 ; Woodhaven Builders, Inc. to Arkansas, Texas and Louisiana, andi^ action last night at Eagles' Nest. Murphy scored on Tuesday. Ralph and Sheila Holcomb, property Saturday night belore going into the baseman with the Baltimore Orioles only 16 alter tlie intermission. East EdwarrI .A. Kousz Plan Progressing Eugene and Mary Ann Mendelson, at 120 Niepsic Road. lor 14 years. He's now owner and was 21-IOI-62 Irom the Held while Fred Ferreira was,as assigned Florida ” Points but it wasn t enough as East bowed. (Herald Photo by The Town Council will hold its holiday classic. GLASTONBURY - Edward A. property on Eastbury Hill. manager of a marina in Key West. and Latin America. Strempler) regularly scheduled meeting Nadine and Mark Kaptur to Doris UConn is riding the crest of a ■South was 2l-lor-6l. The Rebels look Kowsz. 54. of 103 Orchard St., died GLASTONBURY - I t iooks like be sent to the state Department ol Tuesday at 7:30 p.m.. in the Coun­ Mary Harris to Marilyn W. Mazzotta, property at 62 Fla., bearing his name ... Rick January or February as the iatest three-game winning streak. Thursday at Hartford Hospital. He Commerce for approval. If the plan cil office. Machowski, property on Gayfeather Washington St. Rojas, the Harvard grad, won the 10.- was the husband of the late Sultana dates for compietion of the town's In­ is okayed by the state, he said, it it The Housing Authority, which Lane. Paul Colasanto to Alma and Fran­ 000 meter run in Tampa, Fla., last dustrial Park project plan. Sign of the Times Reach Agreement H. Kowsz. would be partners in the project to postponed its meeting this week, Joseph Garey to Alexander and cis Lopes, property at 40 Stonepost week with Bill Rodgers a distant Mr. Kowsz was a former member Richard Eigen, director of Com­ attract indu,stry to the town. Frances Dunko, property at 116 Oak Road. Hard to Understand Department: fifth. Gary Bjorkland and Frank Local Schoolboy PALM SPRINGS, Calif. (UPI) - will meet next Wednesday at 7:45 munity Deveiopment, said the finan­ and chairman of the Glastonbury According to figures on the land p m. at the Welles Village com- St. Dana and Margaret Hanson to John Bernard King, one of the standout Shorter placed second and third. The Calilornia Angels and the city of cing plan is nealy complete and will Sewer Commission. He was born acquisition map, the town would munitv hall. Lorraine Nikitich to William P. and Katherine Odoardo, property on performers with the New York Nets Rodgers, Shorter and Bjorkland are Palm Springs have reached an 11- Aug. 14, 1924 in Groton and had lived acquire nearly 205 acres north ol O'Connell Jr., property at 35 Granite Hollister Way North. in the National Basketball Associa­ perhaps the finest marathoners In year agreement for the team to con­ » -A if' ft Mi. ** here for the past 27 years. He was Hebron Avenue and Western Road. Edward J. Kamis to James and tion, was arrested earlier this week the United States today. Playing at Home tinue using Angels Stadium as a employed as an engineer by the Boulevard and would construct roads H.A. Bosworth and Son, Inc, to Erin Graham, property on Stonepost spring training facility. Metropolitan District Commission. III M rnioriniii and sewer lines on some of it to at­ Lottery Howard M. Schwager, property on Road. The contract runs through the 1989 By LK\ Al S'l KB Area action on tap finds 0-3 East the injury and hit for 14 points He was an Army veteran of World In Invinp m cinnrv nl W [).ivid [loltnml Sr . tract developers. Fairview Terrace. season with the Aneels pivpo an on- passed away l)ci ember 22. l'J77 Hartford High entertaining 2-1 against Bloomfield. He was 6-for-lO War II. Woodhaven Builders, Inc. to Army Five Surge llrn ih l SiRorNti rih ‘r tion of an additional five years. Eigen said the state would reim­ HART h ORD (DPI I — The winning We niton talk clwint n hnsHh:ill shrUggcd Off the lead in Hie 167-()ound division as human resource services," Mrs. Grasso said Thursday in Magic rest ol (he gaine belonged to Army. Holiday Cla.ssic in Hoanokc. Va. % S A N Y O he scored a pin at the 3:.50 mark. announcing the appointment. Mat! Brown, who finished with 33 South Carolina loppped St. Louis. 811- Chef • FRONT LOAD CASSEHE Keith Ray clinched it lor Manchester Mrs. Grasso also found a place Thursday for Sen. Betty C tu a s s r • 12 WATTS PER CHANNH poinis lo lead the guerrilla attack, bit 79, in doiililc overtime in Hie I'onsola- at 185 with a (|iiick pin. taking his o(i- Hudsen, D-Madison, who chose not to run for re-election • 2 W AY AIRDYNE SPEAKERS a short jumper with just over two tion game. In Hie Woll I’ack Cla.ssic • 8" W OOFER»2" TWEETER (lonent down in only 27 seconds. this year. minutes gone in the second ball lo in Reno, Nov.. Nevada-Rcno slopped DciVfise Sparks • DUST COVER Adrien Baracco l(iinl, Bill I’alizza Mrs. Hudsen will become special assistant for human f PUtCHASCD SgAIATHY fOV.IO pull the Cadets within eight. 43-35. Georgetown. 87-77 Eastern Ken­ I pin I and Bernie Alemany i major services in the governor's office. And siuldenly Army was in the game. tucky downed l•'|■c.sno Stale. 84-78, lor A special task force recently recommended that Mrs. After an exchange ot baskets, llic third place. decision I look javvee matches. Results: 98 - Albert (Ml dec. Grasso appoint a special liasion between the social ser­ Tigers ran oft II) straight poinis. I„SU In other games it was Detroit 76, Penn<‘y Success I.cgace 7-1, 105 — Collins iMl sup. vice agencies and her office. moved in IronI by I8 and dial Iona 72: Villanova 78, Dmpiesne 75: dec. Dion 19-2, 112 — Sinnamnn (Ml appeared lo silence the Cadets lor Aiihiirii 6(1, Georgia Tech 57; I’urdiic B y K K M N CASIA good. < io m 'sp u iu lt'iil maj dee. Cooke 13-5,119— Payne iKl IN STOCK FOR 76, Miami lOhioi 57; Oklahoma City (linned Fiano :20, 1'26 — Bixby (Ml The CaQuarterbacks Open Season on Chuck Fairbanks Honors to Michaels stance, how much substance can the By MILT KICIIMAN many people do, myself included, but To say Fairbanks was happy would of a salary dispute, Fairbanks, in his The Patriots said Fairbanks had PHILADELPHIA (UPI) — Growing up in western Penn­ NEW YORK (UPI) - man have himself? if he loves college coaching so much, be gross understatement. capacity as general manager, sided "reconsidered" Wednesday and had NEW YORK (UPI) - Walt the fourth game and a few weeks zero and we always have a chance. sylvania, Chuck Fusina became an admirer of Pittsburgh Suddenly, it's open season on Colorado’s Athletic Director Hlddie how come he left the University of In fairness to him. he did lead the with ownership, reminding the turned down the Colorado offer, Crowder, in his announcement that Oklahoma where he had such a Michaels played under one later saw one of his top defensive As long as my players accept that, Steelers’ quarterback Terry Bradshaw. Chuck Fairbanks, and to me it Patriots to the best record in their players of the legality of their con­ which Crowder kept saying was only Hall of Fame coach and served players. linebacker Greg Buttle, also fine. And that's what happened this Fairbanks was coming to coach at successful career with the Sooners history in 1976 when the team won 11 tracts. $45,000 a year plus whatever Fair­ ‘I've been a fan of his through the the Nittany Lions, who have won 19 looks as if he'd like to say a and where he told so many people, as an assistant under another. go down for the year with a knee in­ season. Nobody quit — and that's the school, tried to make his listeners games and lost only three, but in And when Oklahoma was found banks could earn from television and jury. exactly what I expected.” good times and the bad times," straight games, to an 11-0 record this lew words in his own defense, believe that Fairbanks' decision had myself included, he was supremely fairness to his employers, that's guilty of a recruiting violation by the radio. The training is beginning to Fusina said. “The press in But second-year man Matt Robin­ Michaels felt his players' attitude season by completing 55 percent of but can't. "little to do with compensation." happy? what they were paying him for, NCAA and had to forfeit eight games When Crowder heard the Patriots' Pittsburgh put him down a lot. But I show. son proved a more than adequate was the most positive thing to his passes. He has thrown for more And it certainly had nothing to do Fairbanks left Oklahoma because wasn't it? it had won shortly after he took over announcement saying Fairbanks had admire the way he look the pressure. Neither can I. Michaels, a star linebacker for substitute for Todd. Wesley Walker emerge this season while the injuries than 5,000 yards and 37 touchdowns in with published reports of Fairbanks Billy Sullivan, the Patriots’ owner In any ca se , word som ehow the Patriots in 1973, Fairbanks said gone back with them, he denied it, Paul BroW with the Cleveland developed into one of the most feared to key players was the most disap­ It was really something to watch the his career. I think he's getting everything he getting $1 million by becoming part and president, practically laid the reached Sullivan that Fairbanks he had no knowledge of the particular saying that was only for the duration deserves. to)tvnS''«no later an assistant to receivers in the NFL and the Jets pointing factor. way he came through. I hope I can As for the pressure associated with of a golf course and real estate world at his feet in January of 1973. wasn't that happy with his contract transgression in which a prospective of the NFL playoffs, after which To me, his action in jumping a con­ Veeb Ewbank, took on the NFL's refused to buckle. They twice "The players' attitude — that's take the pressure like that." a national championship game. development headed by Wichita oil To begin with, Sullivan named him anymore two years ago. So the con­ player's high school record was F'airbanks would come to Colorado tract with the New England Patriots toughest schedule with the youngest defeated Miami, a playoff club, and what I'm most proud of," he said. There wasn't that much pressure Fusina said, “I don’t think we feel man Jack Vickers. general manager and head coach of tract was renegotiated and Fair­ altered, but said he felt he had to as he had agreed. for one with the University of and most inexperienced club in the upset AFC West champion Denver "They practiced every week and win Thursday when the Maxwell Club the pressure people think we do," ad­ Fairbanks, he said, "has cho.sen to the Patriots so that he could have banks' salary was raised to $150,000 a "eventually accept the respon­ Sullivan insists he won’t release Colorado was a precipitate, self- league and brought the New York with a devastating second-half rally. or lose, they didn’t make excuses and selected Fusina, the record- ding that Coach Joe Paterno wasn't come because he loves Colorado, complete authority without any in­ year. Now he was even happier than sibility. " F’airbanks even after the playoffs arc serving show of conduct, completely Jets to the brink of the playoffs. They also came within a wind-blown they didn't make alibis. There was no - ^ Jlifl shattering quarterback of top-ranked changing his policy that bowl games loves college coaching and because terference. Along with those titles, before. Naturally. So you have it from him — he's on over. But how are you going to keep a symbolic not only ol all that is wrong Michaels' Jets were one of the sur­ field goal of upsetting New England, crying.” Penn State, as the nation’s outstan­ are a reward and should be fun. of his interest in bringing his family Fairbanks, 39 at the time, was given Fairbanks has always taken the the side of what's morally right But man who has made up his mind to go prises of the .NFL season and the AFC East champion, and were in Michaels sums up his coaching ding college football player. Bradshaw, saying he was "certain­ with sports today hut ol all that is to a western area." a five-year contract for $120,(X)0 a side ol what he felt was morally with four more years remaining on elsewhere? Varsity Cager wrong with our entire society. Thursday he capped the year when he playoff contention until eliminated philosophy very simply: "Don’t ever At the same time, the club named ly honored and humbled" by the Oh, sure. .year in salary, a virtually unlimited right. When John Hannah and Leon his present contract with the And that’s where the whole thing If a man’s word doesn't count lor was was named UPI's American with a week left in the season. learn how to lose." Bradshaw as the winner of the Bert award, led the playoff-bound Steelers 1 don't doubt lor a minute that expense account and a special pen­ Gray, both all-pro, refused to play at Patriots, he somehow has lost sight stands now. Though only a freshman, much, if it doesn't have any sub­ Conference Coach of the Year for New York, predicted to win Patera, a former assistant under Bell Award, given to the best pro to the NFL's best record, 14-2, while Fairbanks loves Colorado because sion fund for retirement at age 55. the start of the 1977 season because of which side he was on. football player. 1978. anywhere from one to four games, Bud Grant at Minnesota, also took a former Manchester High having the best statistical season of Michaels received 24 votes from was 8-8 in Michaels' second season as young team to the brink of the basketball star Jeff Kiernan is While both players were chosen for his career. He led the AFC in UPI's selection committee of 56 head coach.’ ^ playoffs. Seattle finished 9-7, a doing a fine job for the Univer­ their abilities at quarterback, Fusina passing, throwing for a team-record writers, four from each AFC city, "I never really worried about how record for a third-year expansion sity of Hartford. The 6-7 Kier­ said it was impossible to compare his 28 touchdowns. Is NFL Czar Pete Bozelle Set to Quit? style with that of the more daring Bradshaw attributed some of his Colorado Confident and barely edged Seattle's Jack tough the schedule would be," said team, and was in contention until the nan is averaging 5.6 rebounds a Bradshaw. success to the fact that he doesn’t Patera, who received 21 votes. Michaels. "I said before the season Seahawks were beaten by Sap Diego game, second best on the Houston's Bum Phillips finished a we'd get better only if we played the with a week left to play. “He's a much better athlete than I stray from the pocket as much as^e distant third with eight votes. best and we played the best in the Phillips took Houston to a 10-6 team, and scoring at a 7.3 point am," said Fusina, the Heisman used to. j/C Q. Was Roger Staubach a Rhodes scholar? I know be Fairbanks to Move "rrophy runnerup. "Really, I don't “I’ve eliminated the thoi^t of won the Heisman Trophy in 1963. — Robert King, Little The Jets were handed the league's league. Eight of our 16 games were record and its first playoff berth in 10 clip. Valley, N.Y. toughest schedule this season and to against teams in the playoffs. years. The Oilers earned a wild-card Kiernan has played in all six like to compare myself with running," he said, "I still scramble JUST ASK Staubach, although a good student, was not a Rhodes anybody. There's no comparison with BOULDER, Colo. (UPI) — University of Colorado Athletic add to Michaels' problems, he lost "But I never let the schedule worry slot and will face Miami Sunday. games for the Hawks who are to give my receivers an extra second scholar after attending the U.S. Naval Academy. The someone with a style that different,” or two. But I think 1 can help the ^ Murray Olderman Dallas Cowboys, who knew he had a service commitment Director Eddie Crowder says it is only a matter of time before his quarterback, Richard Todd, in me. The games still start at zero- 3-3. Hartford will resume play With a Sugar Bowl and national team more playing than I can in­ for four years, nevertheless drafted him on the 10th round his long-time friend Chuck Fairbanks becomes the new CU foot­ ' 1 ^ Dec. 28 in the Bentley Holiday championship matchup against jured." By Murray Oldernian in 1964. and he reported to them for the 1969 season — an old but well-preserved rookie of 27. He is a still well- ball coach. Festival. second-ranked Alabama ahead, Fusina is the 42nd recipient of the persrved 37-year-old quarterback. A famous service Crowder, reacting to an announce­ Colorado — Jerry Pettibone and . . " , . . ' . T ...... ' ^ Fusina has compiled a 28-3 record in Maxwell Award and the fifth Penn academy football player who won the Heisman and studied 50-Point Plateau The tipoff: ment from the New England Patriots Gene Hochevar — already have games he has started, and he’s State player to be so honored, on a Rhodes scholarship is Army’s Pete Dawkins, now a that Fairbanks rejected Colorado's started recruiting in the state, CU of­ Scoreboard posted 17 passing and total offense Fusina and Bradshaw will receive high-ranking officer at Fort Ord, Calif. I That’s not idle smoke wafting aroun i the rumors offer, said it was a question of ficials said. Pettibone and Hochevar records. their awards Jan. 31 at the Maxwell that Pete Rozelle will yield the top NFi. post to head Q. What was the best year and record of the New semantics. both were F'airbanks' assistants at Reached by Bruins The McKees Rocks, Pa., native led Club dinner. the 1984 Olympic Games in Los Angeles. Besides the challenge, which would permit him to ease grace­ Orleans Saints as a football team? — P.J. Bridges IV, "Coach Chuck Fairbanks has not Oklahoma and resigned fmom Barry NHL Mobile, Ala. BOSTON (UPI) — The Bruins became the first team in the fully into retirement or into another top post in ’85, rejected our offer," said Crowder. Switzer s staff last spring. there’s the fact that his wife Carrie wouldn’t mind When the Saints topped the San Francisco 49ers, 24-13, on CU President Roland Raulenstraus National Hockey League to reach the 50-point mark Thursday Campbell Conference Dec. 3, they achieved six victories, a team record in one "At this time, we do not need to living on the West Coast again. negotiate or sign a contract with said an indication of Fairbanks' night by beating the Colorado Rockies 4-2 at Boston Garden. Patrick Diviniun Eagles Hid Engles season. This beleaguered franchise has never had a winning year, going back to its debut in 1967. The top him." etiect on the school showed up at the W L T Pts. "Fifty points before Christmas?" When I was coming in, I saw an previous mark was 5-9. But Dick Nolan has the Saints The Patriots suspended Fairbanks Buffs ticket office, where requests asked Bruins' Coach Don Cherry. "I opening low to the Jar corner^ but^I NY Islanders 20 4 7 47 Q. Could you tell me how the word “hike” was derived turned around, and with Archie Maning matured as a quarterback, they’ll be tough. Monday for accepting the Colorado lor 200 season tickets next season can't believe it. It’s a credit to those couldn't ‘ make the shot, " Secord said. Philadelphia 18 11 5 41 In Violating Rules from the play-initiating snap from center, and who was the offer, but withdrew it Wednesday were received in one day and three Tennis Coach Atlanta 18 13 3 first to use the term? — Sam Flem, Redlands, Calif. guys in the lockerroom. Whenever “ It would have been nice to get three, 39 when Fairbanks agreed to end con­ new applications for the Flatirons NY Rangers 17 10 4 TULSA, Okla. (UPI) — Rick Engles says he was hidden twice Q. Who are some of the outstanding college basketball Tom Rodden has been named we've needed a big game, they've but I can't worry about it." 38 players to look for this season in relation to how they’ll be tract negotiations with CU officials. Club, an exclusive booster organiza­ come through." Despite the loss, Colorado Coach Smyllie l)i \ isiun during his brief tenure as punter for the Philadelphia Eagles so drafted by the pros? — George White, Indianapolis. Crowder said that only meant there tion, were being processed. tennis coach at Manchester Coming through in a big way for Aldo Guidolin saw a glimmer of hope W L T Pts. the professional football team would not violate NFL roster The prize prospect is U rry Bird of Indiana State, who’s would be no official contact between Raulenstraus also denied he had Community College. He the Bruins was rookie A1 Secord, in his team's effort. Chicago envisioned as a bigger Rick Barry. He’s 6-9, Rick is 6-6. 10 15 7 27 limits. Bird has the same kind of multiple skills. Centers Bill CU and Fairbanks until the playoffs been in contact with anyone in the replaces Tom McDonald who returning to action after a four game “I don't think we played that Vancouver 12 20 2 26 Engles, who played six regular- he said, on Aug. 22, Engles was Cartwright of San Francisco and James Bailey of Rutgers are over. When that time comes, he New England Patriot organization, resigned due to a job transfer hiatus due to a rib iniurv. Last vear's badly," Guidolin said. “We had a St. Louis are next in line among the nation’s seniors. 7 23 5 19 season games with the Eagles prior released and Hoopes was rehired for said, F'airbanks will begin his but did admit to talking to Boston to New York State. o top draft choice for Boston netted hisi breakaway early in third period, and Colorado 6 22 6 18 to his dismissal, discussed the the Aug. 25 Jets game. He said at the coaching duties at Colorado. reporters. seventh and eighth goals of the year. if we'd scored, it might have made Who is your candidate as the most valuable player in the Rodden, an outstanding slashings and a tryout given to a time of his release he was told he Crowder said he was delighted "I have only talked to some radio the difference." National Football League this year? Who won the honor player, has been active for "I thought about the ribs my first punter from another team during an probably would be back on the roster INEAl last year? — H. Newman, Cincinnati. Fairbanks would remain with New people in Boston and only in the Guidolin added there were two Wales Conference time on the ice, then I took a couple interview published Thursday by The for the season opener. I feel, as of this writing, Terry Bradshaw has to be given England through the playoffs. regard that if someone was legally several years teaching tennis of hits, and I realized that it didn't reasons why his team failed to pick Norris Division Tulsa Tribune. “They flew me home to Tulsa for a serious consideration for the Jim Thorpe Trophy, symbolic "We wanted that for him all restrained from signing another con­ and holding clinics in bother me. From then on, everything up at least one point in Boston W L T Pts. of the outstanding performer in the Nf L. He has been the The former University of Tulsa few days the Sunday night after the along," he said. tract. we would not sign him, " he Manchester and Glastonbury. was okay," he said. against the Bruins. Montreal 23 6 4 50 one constant on the Steelers this season, and they have said. punter said he was not officially on Atlanta game and then flew me back Credit in Allison Danzig’s “The History of American compiled the best record in the league. The laouisiana-bred Two assistants F'airbanks hired at Second’s first goal came at 14:30 of “Gerry Cheevers is an experienced Los Angeles 13 13 5 31 Football” is given to John A. Heisman ~ for whom the He is on the Manchester Youth the team roster during either of the to Philadelphia on Tuesday and put miarterback long ago licked the criticism that he’s not a the first period when he took a Rick goalie. He knows what he has to do Pittsburgh 12 14 7 31 famed collegiate trophy is named — as the originator of the Services Cener staff and slashings — one during the preseason me up at the Holiday Inn at Chester thinking man’s field general. He’s also at the top of his and dues it. The Bruins also are a Detroit 8 16 9 25 “hike” to put a play in motion. The year was 1898, and he physical skills. Walter Payton was the top man of ’77. Middleton pass to the right of the and once during the regular season — resides in East Hartford. very well coached team ,” the Washington 8 21 5 21 until after the Jets gam e,” Engles was then the coach at Auburn. He also used “hep” as crease and fired a backhander past but his living expenses were paid by said. “I wasn’t on the roster but they another oral signal for the center snap. You should know Assistant Coaches Colorado goalie Bill Oleschuk. Rockies mentor said, "They're very Adams Division the team. paid all my expenses — food, laun­ the center snap itself wasn’t introduced until 1894 by Amos Second's second tally came in the well disciplined and always play the W L Alonzo Stagg. Why “hike” or “ hep” ? I couldn’t tell you. Parting shot: T Pts. Engles said before the final two dry, phone bills and everything. It fourth period when he flipped a 15- man and take care of their respon­ Boston 22 5 6 50 V preseason games. Eagles’ Coach came to about $250 or $300. Insiders say despite the protestations of support In NFL May Unite foot wrist shot by another Colorado sibilities. " Toronto 16 14 4 Q. Through the Cincinnati Reds' history, who do you 36 Dick Vermeil told him he was to punt "It was mainly in phone bills, think is the best all-around player? — Chester Nakatani, and loyalty — after all he brought them the franchise goalie, Michel Plasse. In the end, it was the Bruins' Buffalo 14 11 8 36 in the Atlanta game, and veteran calling home to me wife,” Engles Watsonville, Calif. — the DeBartolos, owners of the San Francisco 49ers, SPORTS The winger had an excellent shot at system that notched the win. Minnesota will dump Joe Thomas as general manager after the WASHINGTON (UPI) — Is it functional for an NFL coach to 11 17 3 25 Mitch Hoopes would punt the final said. "1 didn’t feel I took advantage For what it’s worth, my pick as the best of all the Reds is his third hat trick of his career late in "We'd all like to have the power of none other than that recent defector Pete Rose, simply season. Just as much a factor in the decision as the be fired and his successor forced to retain holdover assistant SLATE Thursday's Results exhibition game against the New of them.” team’s dismal record is Thomas’ alienation of the the third period, but Plasse foiled his the Montreal Canadians," Guidolin because of his consistency over 16 years and his versatility coaches? That could be the situation if a plan put forth by the Islanders 5, St. Louis 1 York Jets. He said the team would Engles said a team official — second, third and left field — defensively. I was tempted community, a m atter on which Eddie Jr. has become BASKE'mAM. breakaway bid. said, “but we can't. The Bruins take Philadelphia 5, Washington 2 have only one punter listed on the arranged the stashes and arranged to mention Johnny Bench, who dominated his position as increasingly sensitive. NFL Players Association to unionize the league's assistant each player and get the most out of UtHianI ul Muiu'lichli'r "I had two hat tricks before — one Buffalo 5, Atlanta 4 roster during the games in order to for him to get a check for $500 or no other has and swung a more productive bat in term s of coaches comes about. \ 1 them, " Norlhut'st (ialliolii* al in Junior-A and one in Junior-B. Montreal 5, Chicago 1 meet NFL roster limits. $600. homers and RBIs. But niggling injuries have cut him down Please send all sports quesiions to Murray Olderman. P.O. Box recently. The old timers might want to argue for Hall of Assistant coaches apparently are Board will be petitioned to conduct Fast Uutliulir Boston 4, Colorado 2 6346, Incline Village. Nev 89450. Because o( ihe volume of mail, Hoopes was released Aug, 15, prior “That was my pay for the week — Famer Edd Roush, who hit .323 over 18 major league there will be no individual responses. in favor of a proposal put forth last an election to determine if a majori­ Horllaiid al U iftirv Ircli Pittsburgh 4, Los Angeles 1 to the Aug. 19 Atlanta game, and which I shouldn’t have legally campaigns. INKWSI’APKII KSTEKI'KISE ASSN i week by the NFLPA to form an NFL ty of the assistant coaches wish to \\ ctlii'rsririd at I'.ast S abres Overcome Deficit allegedly stashed in a Holiday Inn received — and my money for the Coaches Association. The NFLPA have the NFLCA as their bargaining lla rlR k ril NBA near Chester, Pa., Engles said. Then, hotel room,” he said. sent letters to NFL assistant coaches agent. South W iiuUor al Wiml- and, according NFLPA Executive "Assistant coaches are people, too, Mor To Tack Loss on Atlanta Eastern Conference Director Ed Garvey, the response with families, commitments to the \FA al Korkwllc Atlantic Dividimi has been favorable. game and to the local franchise, " Horkv Mill at Holton NEW YORK (UPI) — It was begin­ "We just question whether there is lUiaiii at LaNi llatn|Moii Buffalo," said Flames’ goalie Dan W L Pet. GB sa id G a r v e y . "We a re ju s t ning to look like the coaching genius Ousted Grid Coach Bouchard. Washington 23 9 .719 — ^validity to the old routine of challenging the basic assumption \<'a(l<'iii> at of Billy Inglis had worn off quickly. In other games, Montreal erased Computer Syste aUn«jidtically firing assistant that they have no rights ' U < i\rn trv Philadelphia 18 10 .643 3 Winner Then the Buffalo Sabres went out and coachts just because the head coach Chicago, 5-1, Philadelphia hammered New Jersey 17 13 .567 5 M atu'lirslrr at t.onard won him a hockey game. Likes Court Move is firep, " said Garvey. “If the presi­ ‘Not Severe Enough' Alison Owen-Spencer of Washington, 4-4, Boston beat New York 16 17 .485 7'/2 (fSirlK) “I think as the season goes along dent ol a corporation changes, the en­ DETROIT (UPI) — Wayne County Anchorage, Alaska, heads Colorado, 4-2, and the New York Boston 11 20 .355 \Vk Ml j^aiiirs H p.m. towards finish line in winning we'll find that this game was worth a Islanders handled St. Louis, 5-1. KANSAS CITY, Mo. (UPI) — Ousted Oklahoma State lootball tire front office doesn't necessarily Prosecutpr William Cahalan, saying, I( i: IIOCMA lot ..." Inglis said Thursday night, Central Division change. How valid is the new coach's "No jury would have convicted Women’s 10k World Cup Cross . There were no games scheduled in Coach Jim Stanley and his attorney say they consider a federal Man<'li4‘94t4T at M ain n r \ after the Sabres' 5-4 comeback vic­ the World Hockey Association. W L Pet. GB evaluation of the players who him, " has decided not to file criminal (\\ (‘9aii), 8:15 Country race in Wisconsin tory over the Atlanta Flames. “Our San Antonio 17 14 .548 - judge's decision to grant a preliminary injunction against the Due for Olympics Ciinuiliciis .5, llliick IIu h Icn I remain? " charges against Wilf Paiement of the Uatliolir al IMali Houston Thursday. (UPI Photo) players proved to themselves that Rick Chartraw broke a 1-1 tie with 15 14 .517 1 Big Eight a breakthrough for college coaches. The NFLCA would be formed with Colorado Rockies for injuring Dennis (WrsluNiin), 9:50 they can come back. It was a Atlanta 16 15 .516 1 assistance from the lawyers, pension Polonich of the Detroit Red Wings in 25 seconds remaining in the second I really think it was a victory for Big Eight from holding a hearing on LAKE PLACID, N.Y. (UPI) - Keeping track At a news ( onfercnce before the computer demonstra- character builder." Cleveland 12 20 .375 5Va all college coaches,” Stanley said at consultants and other staff members an NHL game at Olympia Stadium. allegations involving Oklahoma of the athletes and events at the 1980 Winter linii, Peter .Spurney, LPOOC general manager said a Radio I oMiuht The Sabres had fallen behind the Detroit 11 20 .355 6 his home in Stillwater, "It will help of Ihe NFLPA. Garvey said the Cahalan, whose office was con­ State’s football program. The Olympics will be as easy as pushing a button — report on .m estimated $14 million in cost overruns for ItaHki'lhall: 8 - last Flames, 3-0, on two goals by Tom New Orleans 11 22 .333 7 collegiate ball. No more kangaroo coaches then would become a self- sidering filing felonious assault Dropos Offer allegations linked him to an alleged Ihe games liad been forwarded to the Flconomic Develop­ C.alliolu- \H. Norflnu's! Lysiak and one by Bobby Lalonde and NHL deals.” provided the right button is pushed. governing group establishing its charges, .said allhough Paiement’s slush fund by hearsay testimony. ment Agency, which is overseeing federal lunding of the \MNF it didn't look good for Buffalo. Stanley’s attorney, Jim Linn of rules and electing officers from its action went beyond normal hockey Western Conference Judge Russell Clark Thursday A computer system aimed at providing iip-li)-thc- event. Scholarship But they played with more deter­ misconduct, it was not severe enough peiiou dim ojuiiucal added three .Midwest Division Oklahoma City, said, “We’re very ordered th^xlefendants not to hold a niinute Olympic results donated to the Lake Placid Olym­ ranks. mination in the second period and Spurney said every nation would qualify for EDA fun­ to warrant prosecution. Polonich suf­ more goals in the final period to run W L Pet. GB happy. It’s a good thing not only for hearing on any "infractions” Stanley pic Organizing Cominiltce by Texas Instnimcrils Inc If 100 or so of the league's more STORRS (UPI) — A Dropo evened the score on goals by Ric its unbeaten streak to 11 games. ding. Imt added that did not mean the EDA would pick up fered a broken nose in a stick­ Kansas City 18 10 .643 - Stanley but all colleges coaches and was alleged to have committed until was demonstrated this week at the committee's than 200 assistant coaches inicate an Brothers Scholarship will be Selling, Derek Smith and Jerry Flyers .T, Ca|iituls 2 all the costs. swinging melee with Paiement in a VITAMINS Denver 16 15 .516 V/2 athletes. There’s no question that it the defendants outline, in writing, to headquarters interest in lorming the union. Garvey presented to the University of . Korab. Rookie Yves Preston scored two Oct. 25 game between the Rockies COMPARE AND SAVE Chicago 13 19 .406 7 is a breakthrough." the judge “a procedure which this The additional costs have created .some controversy said they will seek official recogni­ Connecticut Athletic Development The decision reflected Atlanta's goals and veteran Rick MacLeish Linn said he believes both the con­ The complex system, which rcportcdlv was valued ;it tion from NFL owners. Should tlie and the Red Wings. Later, Paiement ARTHUR DRUG Fund Saturday. Milwaukee 14 21 .400 7Vz court finds to comport with the due over who will pay the bills — lederal, state, or local loss of intensity as much as it showed added a pair of his own to lead ference and the NCAA will be bound about $2 million allhough Texas liisirunien' spokesmen owners be unwilling to recognize the was suspended tbv 15 games and The gift stipulates that income Indiana 10 21 .323 9'k process to which the plaintiff is en­ governments - and how iniich each will have to con- Buffalo's improvement. The Flames Philadelphia, by the ruling if it stands. would not nmlirm the figure v,ill link Uie niiv c c'i'pcli union, the National Labor Kelations fined $500 by the NHL. Irom the endowed fund be used an­ titled Inhiitc. simply aren’t the team that went un­ Islanders .T, Bines I Pueifie Division ’’The ruling certainly will change lion sites Willi electronic |.;ccismi. nually to provide a scholarship to a W L I Clark also gave the-Big Eight of­ defeated in its first 12 games this Clark Gillies snapped a 1-1 tie with GB hearing procedures and will give .Spiiriicv said the committee's direct mail lund solicita- UConn athlete from Connecticut who Seattle ficials, including Commissioner As members of the piess corps looked on, ollii ials OVER fiO YEARS OF DEPENDABLE SERV/CE/ season. a power-play goal midway in the .se­ 20 10 some significance of fairness to the lion. lield up lor several months hclore a settlement was Phoenix 20 13 Chuck Neinas, 30 days to file the demon.strated how Ihe device woiilii record a iross- ROW has made a contribution to ba.seball. "We tried to sit on a three-goal cond period to ignite New York, un­ hearings," Linn said. "No question ro.ichcd witli the original fund raiser, would be underway Los Angeles 20 13 report. country ski race, providing virliially ms; mt inforinatioii Milton and Walter Dropo, class of lead and you can’t do that against beaten in its last five games. but that the application of due next month. Portland 16 14 Neinas was not available for com­ on the status ol each coiiipctilor a( vairioiis s'ege:. ol the YOU CAR PLACE YOUR 48, and George Dropo. class of '55, process lessens the dictatorial atlas bantiq will present the .scholarship at a Golden State 17 15 ment. He left Kansas City Thursday event. He .Killed a review of ticket prices, which could he powers of the conference and NCAA. Surgery for King San Diego for Memphis to attend the Liberty more 111,in $5(1 lor some events, was under way to con­ • 24 Hour Emergency Service special ceremony prior to the UConn- Woodling to Scout 14 20 There are .some rules now that the The sy.sleiii. which ii'ili,.vs se'i ::.l video .ii-:pla> Ic- CUSSIFIED AD ANYTIME Mainc basketball game. NEW YORK (UPI) - Six-time Bowl game between Missouri and sider the iinpaet ot special transporlation cosis lor in- Tliursiluy's Kesiills conference will have to follow. This iiiinals. also will help repi,Chicago White Sox, Dr. John Marshall, a sports Woodling. 56. Medina. Ohio, will l)e but does bar hearings where .suit he filed seeking to prohibit the allegations relate to Stanley. t.incinnati Reds, Baltimore Orioles, medicine specialist, and Dr. responsible for the northeastern Ohio iowiny Boston Red .Sox and Detroit Tigers. Alexander llersh, an orthopedist, area and also will appear on the will perforin the operation at The club's behalf as various speaking in: IK a r > a n GUSTONBURY RACQUET Hospital for Special Surgery. It is functions. I W I-1,1 I f 1 :in Kea i.eilz 208-.558. Hull i;ia-la.1-423, George Nelson Award expected she will be hospitanzed for Lloyd 42nd in Tennis World Uai'l.siiii ‘205 5311. Kill\ ''' I Miriio Fi.ittaroli 213-551, Kelley 135-135-140-410. Bill l i.lvS iMiiie I’epiii five to seven days and be in a cast for 191-470. Caniillc .Scuta IKii- Ha\ Diihaiiiel 204-.577. Bill McMullen 152-408. Art Hull CLUB BO.STON I UPI I University of Paeiment Relieved 13n-:i74. Hal Waldron 367. Michigan (|uarterback Rick Leach six to eight weeks. But No. 1 in Heart of Chris 506. Pal Twciilv 187-510. Averv 207, Nels .lohnson 360, Henry Matteson 155- DENVER (UPI) - Will Paiement, Diillic Whitehead 189-480, Hoi) I'aliiKulge 1411-392. Hoy ■209, Hriiee lienee '233. Hill 367, Hud Wickham 353, has been .selected the 33rd annual .lohnson 162 :i70. Hill WEEK OF DEC. 26-31: iccipicnt of the Nils V. ' Swede " lirowner Selected the Colorado Rockies' leading scorer DANIA, Fla. (UPI) — Chris Evert, Mi.ss Evert explamcu. Wc \c oceii l.ynn F'ollcit 184-457. .loan Tomlinson 201. Hav Cole Gene Comire 157-391, Art for the past two seasons, said he was at age 24, is usualiy ranked at the top together ever since. ” l.ind.say 474. Rii.scmaric Adaiiiy 140 162-424. Al •208. Roger Luce 212, Mike Selimidt 146-389. Ken .Nelson .National Award lor CINCINNATI (UPI) - Defensive SPECIAL RATES relieved no criminal charges will be of her profession. Britain’s John Lloyd said he’d been waiting Lovell 464, (!eny Tiaey (’oellio 1 46-387. Dave I’eti'iiniw 214. Hay Schmidt Avery 358, Bob Claughscy Sporlsiiiansliip, it was announced end Ross Browner was selected ISarrera 149-397, .toe '69 filed against him in a fight with PAN ISSEL HELP A 75.6 Lioyd. at 24, is ranked 42nd in the meet her for five years but was "too 459. Lynne Topping 467. 210. Hank Giistalson 213. 353, Marcel (,'asavant 16(i- Thursday. Tuesday as the Cincinnati Bengals' Pagaiio 138, Hot) lionailies • NO MEMBERSHIP NECESSARY Detroit's Dennis Polonich Oct, 25. SCORING AVERAGE IN world among the men tennis players. shy to make the first move. " Mary liotlieello 476 .lolin Marlin 202, F’red 385, Tony Yaeono 372. 643-2711 The award, named alter the most valuable player of the 1978 '109. .toe DeSimone 1.33-139- • NO GUEST FEES "It's a little pressure off my mind. HIS G ABA SEASONS. But he rates No. 1 today in the ijesides, she was engaged for part Nassill 210. Brian Miller 136-147-,387, lormcr Harvard player and coai h. is season, by a vote of Bengals' fans. He 3!I6 It's a little load off my back. I'm kind WHAT COLLEGE PIP heart of Chris Evert, whom he wiil of those five years to another — U.S. I I.I.-ro I u I lls , Hill Malan 148-355, Dave 8 AM - 5 PM *8 awarded annually by a Boston was the first rookie to win the award PAN PLAN FOR? of happy about it. " he said wed next soring on a date to be an­ tennis ace Jimmy Connors. Gisele Itoy 180. .laiiiy Kofi. Tony Haink 202- I (IMMI.IIf I U. Al Dynes 150-366, (ieorge 5 PM - Closing *10 Gridiron Club Committee to the since Boobie Clark in 1973. A, KENTUCKY player who "demonstrates a high es­ Wednesday. He was fined $700 and nounced later. 'The couple announced But the Evert romance with Con Magdelian 451. Kathy '216-003 Ken Tomlinson 210- Napolelaiio 156-397, .lay Burgess 155-392. Ralph Browner received $1.000 and a huge B. NO CAPOLINASt All Students (day) *8 teem lor the lootball code and suspended for 15 gam es by the their engagement Thursday at Miss nors ended, as did Lioyd s engage­ Uarnev 187-490, Haihara 215-617. Pant Ford '233-584. Colangelo ,lr ,377. Dave l,eighloii 138-363. Fred Hie- Dollar trophy from a local brewery that National Hockey League. The \^ C . UCLA ______Seileii 188-493, Leslie exemplilies sportsmanship in ' its Evert’s 24th birthday party at a ment to Swedish tennis star Isabel .lohn Hagna ‘209 558, Mike McNalK 138. Pete finish eio 171-378, Wayne Jensen .sponsored the halloling in conjunc­ Dinai'do 450. Hue .laeohs B e'// Feeii Let F'oii Harrow a Head Rarquel! broade st sense. " suspension was the longest in league Dania restaurant. Larsen. Hodge 306-553, Terry 139. Hav lliikey 137. .lolin 158-387, Henry Luncski 361, Saver w tion with the Bengals '4SW!|OJB3U :ja«SUE 189-474. Marllvn Rogers history. They met at Wimbledon last June. 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ScotVs World MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri,, Dec. 22, 1978 — PACK .SEVEN TI'IKN P eo p letalk LA STRADA WEST RESTAURANT Hi, Douglas Tries INew Role I’luying DoiihleH CTr “ CB Pizza & Grinders Whacking the ball across the net is GLIDE 471 HARTFORD RD. (con m c k e e s t .) MA.NCHE8TER l»y VKR\()I\ SCOTT Margret and Arnold In another scene Douglas flees a ( e w w i w w w i t ! ^ a way of life for tennis ace Chris 643-6165 Schwarzenegger, the good guys in his bank he has just robbed, jumps in the Evert, and marriage isn't likely to HOLLYWOOD (DPI) - Kirk new movie, "The Villain." saddle in the best western tradition i^PeacockRoom" I>)uglas hid in the chaparral eyeing a change it. Her husband-to-be wields a The cast and crew rocked willi of (|uick get-aways only to luD'e mean racket in his own right. He’s “ E-Uncheon Specials horse-drawn buckboard rumbie laughter as Douglas sprawled in tlie Whiskey sit back on his hawnches British court star John Lloyd and MAKE YOUR PLANS ■ through a tunnel hewn from from the dust, defeated once again in his while the sherilf collars the luckless he'll marry Miss Evert this spring. Y ( iwky terrain of Bronson Canyon high dastardly assaults on the hero and gunman. i V , WITH US NEW YEAR'S EVJ from ® T , 9 5 in the Hoilywood Hills. Chris announced impending nuptials ,)UR PERSONAL GUIDE TO heroine. Cactus Jack is a combination ol K Weekdays The actor with the dimple in his while celebrating her 24th birthday HAVE DINNER AT LA STRADA 11-2 The scene and the movie are an en­ Peter Sellers' bungling Inspector Thursday in Dania, Fla. — says she 4 Also chin turned to his horse. Whiskey, tirely new milieu lor the four-time Clou.seau and Wiley Coyote ol the BEFORE YOUR PARTY and asked in disbelief, "Did you see met Lloyd at Wimbledon in June. i EXOTIC POLYNESIAN Academy Award nominee ifor "The "Hoadrunner" cartoon series. Says Lloyd, whose birthday gift was WE OFFER OUR FUU MENU that?" Bad and The Beautilul." "Cham­ Douglas, dres.sed in villain's black, is f DRINKS Whiskey shook his head on cue and an engagement ring, "I knew Chria r. SPECUL FAMILY pion." "Lust lor Life" and "Detec­ playing liim to Ihe hilarious hill. was the one lor me by the third AT OUR REGULAR PRICES and TRY OUR FAMOUS-A Douglas ran, bandy-legged, full tilt tive Story"!. t o ^ CALL NOW FOR RESERVATIONS DINNERS “I ve never had so much lun in my date. " it's engagement No. 2 lor both ifie w ' .•‘VI.PVPU I'L.rtPLATTER I I Uf after the buckboard. On reaching the After a career of some 60 lile. he said. "I've been in this — she previously to Jimmy Connors, SET UPS PROVIDED mouth of the tunnel he crashed into a melodrama movies, Douglas has ' t> ^ busine.ss more than :)() years and I've lie lo Swedish tennis star Lsabel solid block of black rock and bounced relished every scene in the first all- never come close to playing co]nedy OPEN HEW YEWS OAY-7 M-9 PM back in a classic pratfall. l,arscn. ^D U SE OF CHUNfi^ out farce he's ever plaved. belore." BEST WISHES FOR A HAPPY HOUDAY SEASM Featuring Authentic Polynealan and Pearlier. Douglas — in the role of As Cactus Jack he portrays the "Oh, 1 had a lew humorous .scenes ^ Cantonese SpeclaHiet Cactus Jack Slade — had painted the laiki* Aislt'wulkor most inept badman in the west, toiled in Champion' and a couple ol other Pi z z a & GRINDERS V 649-4958 - * tunnel onto the side of the mountain at every turn, not infrequently by pictures, but they were Heeling Mark Hamill — Luke Skywalker in .1^ - OPEN SEVEM DAYS in a wacky attempt to maim Ann- Whiskey. moments to relieve the heavv dram.i "Star Wars " — is getting married. ^ M3 BROAD ST. MANCHESTER 8 No, not lo I’rincess Leia. Hamill, 27, and 2:i-yeai'-old Marilou York have TV in Review taken out a marriage license in Santa Monica, Calif. They aren't saying when or where they plan to marry. Miss York, a dental hygenist, recent­ CaaliMiilal Baffat TRY A NEW PLACE What Happens to Kids? ly moved to California from Indiana. Sliced Cold Meats: FOR VOI R HOUDAY By JOAN II ANAUKK j one-parent household. lOt ol times, but not as mucb as a nor­ Senior (Citizens -Choice of Two- 2 NEW YORK (DPII - Carol and Carol Goodman, who used to be tlic mal mom would Well, like a mom Roost B««f-Sokod Horn E ntrees PARTY THIS YEAR! Leon Goodman did their own thing epitome of tbe traditional wilely would normally do. " Eva Marie Saint had to create a Broast of Turkov-Gonoo Salami -Choice of Three- LUNCHEON SPECIAL stereotype, doing household chores generation gap when she played a Onion Loot-VooI Loof and joined the great American As former busband Le(jn Goodman THE FLAVOR OF AMERICA Copplcolo-Proscluftlnl Boked Beons o n im k h t CHOICE SEECnON 1.95 grandmother in the recent television AAocoroni Creole B A ’ divorce parade — but what about and doting on her husband, now has a sees it. Carol is looking lor money, HOURS OPEN 11 30em lOpm O C ill few Taha Out AAocoroni with M eet Sauce Greg. 9, and Todd, 6? political job and hires Keith. 21, as success, "the same thing that most movie, '' A Christmas to ALL YOU CAN EAT... AssortodRolishos: IN SUN. ?pm 9pm CloMd Mon. B.Y.O.B Remember." She says, in a PIcklo Spoors Beef Burgundy That's the question asked in the ti­ live-in caretaker for her boys. men are looking lor." Will she lino Sen. Robert Byrd i.s an acfoinplished bluegrass tiddler who Hollywood interview, costar Jason HAPPY HOUR Q l l e Soloct Block Olivos*Jordinaro Stuffed Cobboge i:u.i\(; TON tle of the latest CBS Reports; "...But Greg and Todd are tbe children of it? Leon says she's either going to Baked €gg Pkint-Parmeeon lias released a imisical recording (o go along with liis West Robards Jr., who lost some teeth in What About the Children?" which caring parents, but both their parents realize that isn't what life's about or ALL DRINKS...... Assortod Solods: South^n Fried Chicken ACCOMMODATIONS FOR UP TO 50 Virginia political lecoid. lU I’I photoi an accident a number of years ago, Roasted Chicken goes on the air Saturday at 10 p.m. also live separate lives that barely "she's going to give it up and marry M ondtfg ■ Potato Solod-Colo Slow 2 aged himself simply by removing his Picklod Boats-Throo Bm h Solod Chicken Coccitore ORIENTAL eUlSINE In it producer-director Grace touch that of the boys. somebody just like me. " Barbeqiped Chicken lal.se ivories and looked authentically fried c h ic k e n ...... »2.99 Roastod Pappors CALL 875-1513 Diekhaus focuses her cameras on a Of his mother, Todd says. ".She in the old days it olten was the man T u n d o f,. Veoi ond Peppers BETWEEN 10:00 AM & 2:30 PM 649-1MI grandfalherly to play her husband. Sautoge ond Peppers Phoenix, Ariz., family who, after 12 didn't work last year, but now she lured away Irom hearth and home by Byrd Adds Bluegrass Plotter of Assorted Cheese OH 234 SHNetR STREn MMCMESTER The scene was a farm in the 1930s SPAGHETTI ...... *2.89 JelloM old Borbequed Beef Ribs ShopRile p l< ii Acicm from K Me*t years of marriage, have become a does. And it used to be a lot funner, another woman. In this ca.se it was a 5:00 PM & 10:00 PM and, says Miss Saint, "Women WEDNESDAYS - ...... French Dinner Rolls Swedish M eot Balls divorce statistic. Four out of every 10 but now it isn't, different siren song, that lured Carol Butter Italian M eatballs Route 83 Ellington married very young in those days, FISH FRY ...... *2.49 American couples who marry this "She hardly ever sees us 'cause she away, as her husband, Leon, says: To Record in Politics French Ice Cream Puffs particularly on the farm. I convinced Thurtdays + " year will get divorced and almost works too much. " "Carol's involvement in women's lib Coffee*Teo myself that Emma marriltd Daniel t u r k e y ...... 2 .9 9 half the children born this year will Greg says, "She's kind of gone a 1 think was probably the catalyst that Price $5.25 per person, plus 7% soles tax- "Wc ve got a college audience when she was just a slip of a girl and F rid ift - spend some part of their childhood in t. She gets to see us sometimes, a caused our divorce." \VA.SHI.\(n’l),\ il'l’li - On bis Woitresses and oil services ore included. It'gislulivo ;ind liislr iouic skills alniie. now, " says Gary Henderson, who he was much older. The thing I had CLAM FRY ...... *3.29 A ll food is to be served on w hite plostic Kiibort Hyrd muy ulrciidt bavu runs weekend bluegrass programs on trouble with was casting Joanne with stainless steel flatw are. eantfd slar billing lit the cast iil a Washington educntional sintion. Woodward my daughter. I pretended A M inim um of 65-100 people is required, "'I'liey're very sophisticated. " Tbe (under 65-small additional charge) WE’RE SERVING-)!...... T V T o n ig h t political aclois who bavc strutted she was adopted. " Robards is 56, The above is o basic menu, across 190 years ol Senate Ibeater. most popular bands he explained, Saint 54, Woodward 48. MOLUARD or one can be m ode to your specification. EVENING 7:00 9 :0 0 Hut Utere s anolber ditnonsion to "have tried to overcome the moun­ QD Incredible Hulk 11:30 tain siibtlelies and get away from the Jow m onS C D C B S Itaw * (S @ Eight Is Enough ® Movie "Two For The tbe ,)iien dour, dueklail-eoilled Quote of the Day ( £ T h * Brady Bunch QoiKiJiod^i^ooddke&c 6.-00 a @ a Rockford RIes Seesaw" (1962) Roberl Milchum. Senate DeiiKjeralie leader, lie is an nasal .sound." at your local triandly Howard Johnaon'a X S IA B C N a w s Dr. Richard L. Levy of San Diego, ti)J)08N«n @ Congrasslonal Outlook Shirley MacLatne. aceomplisbed bluegrass liddler. and Top groups such as tbe Country (203) 872-8246 (£ in* Brady Bunch S O a U n g O a m * a Movie "The Perils Ol 3D Movie "A Hard Day’s Night" who calls marijuana a "godsend" as 394 Tolland Turnpike Manchester D F *« lv tf Of Faith Ibe musical recording he has m;tde Gentlemen - three ot whom accom­ gnjotur’iWM Pauline" (1967) Pat Boone. Pam­ (1964) The Beatles, Willrid Bram- an anti-nausea drug for cancer caterers O B o io '( Big Top ela Austin. A young woman, bell. may take its place witb tbe |)olilieal pany Hyid on ills nibum - and tbe 649-6220 WW(«W«»-THIS CHRISTMAS IB M u n d o R M i searching for her childhood (5) Movie "Where Angels Go, record he has compileil during 32 Selilom Scene have a big following patients under chemotherapy, on the Vernon Circle Vernon, Conn. 06066 OMyThraaSon* 0 SS Dick CavMt sweetheart, encounters a variety Trouble Follows" (1968) Stella dilficulty of prescribing an illegal a Nawlywad Q am * years ol representing West lor Iheir harmonizing and modern 9 B o n a n ia of harrowing experiences along Stevens, Rosalind Russell, substance: 'The major problem with SSZoam tn ) a Tba Odd Couplis the way. (2 hrs.) a S a Tonight Virginians. I.M'ics as well as llieir last-fingered my patients is finding it — for most 6:30 7:29 gS Masterpiece Theatre a Movie “Charlie Chan's Counly Records ol Floyd. Va., ie instriimenlal proliciency. a Oaky Number* Secret" (1936) Warner Oland, patients with cancer it is very hard Freshly Ooked Quiche Spinach Solod, Gloss of (SILovaUicy 9 :3 0 Astrid Allwyn. releasing an album ciilled "Motmlain Hyrd, however, dues not have com­ Bowikig For Dollar* 7:30 a The Fourth Estate work lor them to go to Mission Beach Wine 1 0 a Baretta l''iddler. " lealuring tbe one-lime mercial success in mind, SJ*k*H***Qo*p*rnm* X P M Magazine SD Captioned ABC News and score a lid of dope." SSSNeCNawi ® Carol Bumatt And Fiianda 10:00 bulcliei (ilayinc and singing :iway on " i'll me il's already a success in (X) The Christians 12:00 Our Famous Onion Soup, Dreod 6 Butter, Gloss S O w E t i y O D S h a N a N t 14 lunes ranging Irom "Turkey in Ibe lb,'ll I t is a preservalion of tbe music 0 Ad*fn-12 (S g S News ffi Movie "The Mummy’s of Wine, SpeciolOepe Dessert | 0 Q g Nawlywad Game (S Bobby Vinton 6S T b * C o u rt* Of Our Tim a* Portar Wagoner Curse" (1944) Lon Chaney. Vir­ Straw " lo Kris Kristollerson s I play.' be said in a recent interview S Q ) Promises O f God ginia Christine. "Come Sundown. " In bis olllee near the Senate floor. Registered 6:55 Ths Christmas Messenoer a IS The Eddie Capra Myster­ f 6S MacNall / Lahrar Report ies 12:37 HeeatJse II is close lo Appalachia "Thai was why 1 did it. 1 doubt it Opticians O m elettej Durgeu Soloo and oufSpeciolty—Crepes Match Gam a P.M. ' a Economically Speaking a Bobby Vinton and has bad a lew persislent disc will be a huge commercial success." Are Alwoys Avoiiobie a Chico And The Man a Oral Roberta Christmas Discount Prices Cockioils Served S 'll c T a e Dough 1:00 jockeys, the nation's ea|ulal also has Rut be ailds <|uickly ",villi pride, "it's Theatre 1 a @ a Midnight Special 8.-00 10:30 been a center ol bliu'grnss music in a Ver,v good album, a very ARTHUR DRUG CIVIC CENTER, HARTFORD ® New York Report 1:30 527-3900 Credu Cofds CD W onder Woman a Living Faith reccnl vears. prolcssional album. " Schedule..^ 3 ) Croea-WIta 3D News E a s s Turnabout Enjoy New Year’s Eva with us. CShowcase Cinemas — X a John Davklaon (D Jackie Gleason Christmas d) Movie "We're No Angels" 11:00 Special 10 pm to 3 am in Tha Copper Pub "Superman" 1:40-4:15-7:10- CB Joe Franklin 10:00-12:30; “Olivers Story" (1955) Humphrey Bogart, Aldo d ) ( £ S a a News Ray. Three convicts break out ot 3 ) The Gong Show 2 :3 0 1:00-3:10-5:20-7:30-9:40-11:45; Devil’s Island and lake over the ® Untouchables SD Movie "Christmas In * Hot and cold hors d’oeuvres * "E very Which Way But store of a French shopkeeper a Dick Van Dyke Connecticut" (1945) Barbara Loose" 2:10-4:45-7:30-10:05- lust as the auditors arrive. 2 hrs. a Hogan's Heroes Stanwyck, Dennis Morgan, * Music and Merriment with * 12:25; "Lord of the Ring" a a 8 Bob Hope SSDIdtCavett f f l News I Holiday ^/hoppers: * George McCannon III * a^W aihlnglon Week In 1:45-4:25-7:15-10:00-12:30; * Party hats, horns, and favors * "Moment by Moment" 100- a Jokar’aW kd C 3:10-5:10-7:40-10:10-12:20; IsIciiNlei* 8:30 "Invasion of the Body (S Marv Griffin CHRISTMAS DIISISER $17.50 per couple Snatchers" 12:30-2:45-5:00- a a W MI Street W eak Limited reservations [60 couples] 7:25-9:50-12:05 aUweChjb JOIN THE S a v e ^ ^ 8 SEkVCD FItaa 11M A.H TO l«0 k.H. U.A. Theater 1 - "King of APPETIZEIt S i S R i d C H O IC I OF ONE: the Gypsies" 2:00-4:00-7:30- ITALIAN AMERICAN CLUB OF a t H m d e r o s a CHICKEN QUMBO SOUP ■ CHILLED TOMATO JUICE - CHILLED FRUIT CUP SPECIAL HOLIDAY MENU IN 9:45 ENTREES U.A. Theater 2 — EAST HARTFORD, GALA CEIIRV AND OUVEI THE TIMBER ROOM TOSSED ONCEN SALAD « ITH FRENCH ORESlINO "Watership Down" 2:00-3:50- Reservations for New Year’s Eve GLOBE NEW YEARS EVE PARTY ROAST YOUNG TOM TURKEY WITH STUFFING AND GRAVY WITH 5:30-7:15-9:15 CRANBERRY SAUCE ...... S5 95 Dinner are advised. U.A. Theater 3 — Travel Service CALL CLUB FOR TICKETS ROAST PRIME RIB OF BEEF AU JU S ...... St 'a s BAKED SUGAR CURED HAM WITH PINEAPPLE SAUCE .. "m i 5 "Pbiocchio" 2:00-4:15-7:00- 555 MAIN STREET Dlnnar Includaa Rolls S BuHar, Mashad, Franch Frlad Potatoas or Yam r 9:00 643-216^ 289-2350 Swool Poai or M liod Vogotabloa; To* ot Colfoo. Vernon Cine 1 - "Animal C u n t DESSERTS House " 7:20-9:30 Over 30 Yean CHOICE OF ONE: HOT MINCE OR PUMPKIN PIE - ICE CREAM Vernon Cine 2 — 'Saturday Travel Experience Eastwood CHILD'S PORTION HA'r'rEISIiKPS Authorized agent jn FOR CHILDREN UNOEN 12 «EARI OF A O t ...... UOOIESS Windsor House Night Fever " 7:20-9:30; Bridgeport Jai Alai ___‘Ev e r y "Bloopers " Midnight Manchester for all CHINESE DISHES Restaurant on tht'Gieen yrlines, Railroads and W h ic h APPETIZER Jleamship Lines ISUND TIOIITS 219 Broad Si i m i (Route 159) in Ihe center ol Windsor. Telephone (203(688-3673 tRI-^At MIDNITE ^h6wS Way LFanUil Shrimp*, OoUan Ftng*n, CNckan Roll) Route 1-91 to Exit 37 - Route 305 - Turn East onto Bloomfield Avenue. CINE 1 CINE 2 Holiday Schedule WOUTONlOUR 3 Sleogti “BLOOPERS* But Loose’ HAIM COURSE FMthral a THANKSCIVING TURKCY IM PER IAL...... S .|V H«rd«art Wara THE ISLANDER D E LIG H T...... | t n Uttto'tecal 0. CXWOI XIQUlXIOWHtXl ,WUCIUr Christmas Day C H O W S O M D IN G ...... 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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Fri., J)o r 22, 19711 r\(;|,; M.M.'ii.

American Quebec LEGAL NOTICE Halp Wantad 13 Halp Wantad 13 Officials Tighten bef:sirity TOWN OF MANCHESTER INDEX □ NOTICES NOTICE OF NOTICES CERAMIC TILE MECHANIC NURSES AIDES- Full time, ADVERTISING Key to COLLECTOR OF REVENUE 1. - Lost «n<} Found and 1 - Experienced only. Top all shifts. Experience New ll:n ur'i\ i ,, 2 - - Porsonalt Loaf Found RATES i I", trained hy the The second installment of taxes due on the Grand List of Oc­ wages. Apply; Atlas 'Tile, 1862 preferred, but training will be i-ed 1 l.ai.i.; till', aigh ...n, 3 >- Announcomonts Berlin 'Tpke., Wethersfield, To Stay in Biisli ■ at I'niii guards will given. Apply in person: East 1 day . .12c word obi day tober 1.1977 are due and payable during the month of January 4 -- Entorttlnmanl FOUND- Small Calico Cat. » I . , : . . n| , alt ' ■ " illl. ii ,11. ,i| . i ml. i' 5634)151. ■ Ii ilii. cii\ s three Victory 1979. If this installment is not paid in full during the month of 5 -' Auctions Bolton Lake / Tolland Road Hartford Convalescent Home, 3 days 1lc word per day D K T H O IT il PI \m erin. m in > I ' ni Hilly guards area. Call 647-9355. 745 Main St 6day8 10c word per day January, interest will be charged at the rate of 1% per month FINANCIAL RN-LPN wanted for full or 26 days 9c days Mdlors Corp h.is ■ lu leiieeil '■n ■ :2,ilii(l per ll> .lOIIN ( SIIKIt 8 >- Bondt-Stockt-Morigigos $2*00 ****^ January 1st. The minimum interest charge is 9 - Psrsonil Loins part time on all shifts. Apply SECRETARY - Part time 15 rtO'ds S2 00 'T'l . •' |irwli(iiiMi It will pluisi’ It M ,.nl ■;k I.. OTTAWA lUPIl - IMPOUNDED- Young Male 10 - insufsncs Shephard, South Road area. director of nursing. Salmon- mornings, Vernon Circle area. Happy Ads S2 50 inch Iho passi'npi.T r.ii hiiMiu' Ian, Prime Minister Pierre In compliance with Section 12-17b of the General Statutes. brook Convalescent Home, off EMPLOYMENT Call Bolton Dog Warden, 649- Typing, and machine ..Id I'.' 'I'nideau sits scowling in an Motor Vehicle taxes due on the October 1, 1977 supplemental 13 - Help Wanted House Street, Glastonbury. ami Saul it is m llu' , 14 - 5900. transcription a must. Send luisiiu'ss to st.n ariiieliaii' at home as Grand List arc also due and payable in full during the month of Business Opportunities Please call 633-5244. resume to Box AA c/o 3'tiiiy Get 15 - Situation Wanted Conservative Parly leader January 1979. The same interest rate will apply. IMPOUNDED- Male Beagle, Manchester Herald. Tile smallesi nl III Itla I'.ala Kll. NURSES AIDES wanted for •toe Clark - his wife I’ayments may be made by mail. If a receipt is requested, a EDUCATION School Road area. Call Bolton aiitiiiuakers Inilay ittai : mi 18 - Private Instructiona full time on all shifts. Apply PART TIME- No nights. No stamped self-addressed envelope should be enclosed. 19 - SchoolS'Classea Dog Warden 649-5900. jtovenimeiit iiamI Maureen busying herself in director of nursing. Salmon- weekends. Long holidays. July Said taxes are payable at the office of the Collector of 20 - Instructions Wanted "inisleailmp' an.: ',i > /' mrnm,j;5nee the background — leans brook Convalescent Home, off and August off Many retired over and .says, "We have Revenue in the Municipal Building— Monday thru Friday, 8:30 REAL ESTATE *****«*s*««ss*«ss**ss**sg« House Street, Glastonbury. gentlemen and housewives ■'sullinient uninla ' n iiiils la he renled lii a.m. to 4:.30 p m. 23 - Homes for Sale Please call 633-5244. '1 come to measure the cur­ 24 - Lots-Land for Sale Panonalt 2 enjoy driving school buses. the smaller m .i-.. ' ' laraiiie laliiilies James A. Turek 25 - Investment Property I ( tains." WHY NOT YOU? We will sity. ' I lin e pi'agram Collector of Revenue 26 - Business Properly WOMEN WANTED FOR SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS lor train. Call Vernon, 875-2826, or This cartium .scene sums 102-12 27 - Resort Property South Windsor. Will train. The stmh 'w ty '■ ' . ' li ! eglll.ll inns, a 28 - Reel Estate Wanted BOWLING league - 9:15 Manchester, 643-2414. \ ■■ up the views of the majori­ Wednesday nights. Please call Apply 9 Brookfield Street or t'limu'ntii u: ■■■ -' lie I a II a liital iil ty ol Progressive Conser­ MISC. SERVICES 646-2161 after 5 p.m. call 289-5918, after 12 noon. TRUCK MECHANIC with maile under I iiirai' ' h Mil dilv liir Hie 31 - Services Offered 32 - Pamting-Papering qualifed experience in general Highway Ti.ill ■ vative supporters in LEGAL NOTICE NURSES AIDES - Full time, 33 - Building-Contraciina Why Not Order truck repairs. Commands top ADVERTISING tion. ' '’ll. iihsidy Canada after the party's TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT 34 - Roofng-Siding and part time, 7-3 and 11-7. wages, $280 a week. Must 35 - Heating-Plumbing Your Happy Ad Experienced preferred, but It |ll'l'clulrd 'ilat .im I; I in hiiiius f e d e r a 1 h y - e I e c ti o n NOTICE OF 36 - Flooring have own tools. All company DEADLINE Movina-Trurkmo-fvInragi* we will train. Apply in person: (•(linpaillt'S U I ; -.li! triumphs in October. They ADOPTION OF ORDINANCE 37 - Today! benefits. For Appointment 12:00 noon the day before ■ea 1 i|iii.,| llegioii Services Wanted East Hartford Convalescent In accordancy with the provisions of Chapter 3, Sections I 38 - call 688-2233. publication. the gineriiiia’i i - .. a lai M'veral now feel that they can win Home, 745 Main Street, East miles per u’a..' ' . next year's general elec­ and 9 of the Twon Charter, notice is hereby given of the adop­ MISC. FOR SALE Hartford. Deadline tor Saturday and ■I a in (In;; tion by the Board of Directors of the Town of Manchester, 40- Household Goods DRIVERS FOR SCHOOL Monday is 12:00 Noon Friday predirtiiig \V' . :1 tion and the Clarks move in 41 —Articles for Sale n EMPLOYMENT BUSES WANTED- We will Connecticut, of Ordinance on December 12, 1978 42 - Building Supplies SEWING MACHINE lar mainil.in'.; ■I ■ al llllllLlllI Id the prime m inister's ot- train you. Part time. ADOPTING ORDINANCE 43 - Pets -Birds- Dogs Operators and miscellaneous Housewives and retirees PLEASE READ Chryslei I - : licial residence at 24 44- MueicaJ Instrumenta Halp Wantad 13 ■ ■ ...... IS AN ORDINANCE A D t^IN G AND ENACTING A NEW 45 - Boats & Accessories workers needed. Must have preferred. Manchester area. will dwindl. ' a : n; I li III ;> Su.ssex Drive. CODE OF ORDINANCES OF THE TOWN OF .46 - Sporting Goods some High School Education. 643-2373. YOUR AD ■ Aim I ii.. a Political observers MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT; ESTABLISHING THE 47 —Garden Products WANTED - Gas station atten­ Must be able to read and • Classified ads are taken over 40 - Antiques dant. full or part time. the phone as a con'vGn;ar,ce. autiiiiiium ' - watched Ihe results of the SAME; PROVIDING FOR THE REPEAL OF CERTAIN 49 - Wanted lo Buy speak English, and provide ■■ ■sill ,'iil li.ne til Mature, responsible person own transportation. No STORE CLERK- Responsible The Herald is responsible tor 15 hy-eleclions in seven of ORDINANCES NOT INCLUDED THEREIN; EXCEPT AS only one incorrect insertion and aggressive pi n - : . ! ' Ilia prnper RENTALS for third shift. References experience necessary. Please person needed to assume HEREIN EXPRESSLY PROVe presented to the etc., any street or public way or any park, playground or liduciary on or bt*iurc March H. 1979 FANCY FRUIT BASKETS l.evesque and his Order early. Also, Wicker ■ ( liiis im e I'lve recreation facility; or be barr(.>d as by law provided. THE LORD’S SHOPPE- independence-seeking Par­ Pearl J. Ilultman. Ass t Clerk Items. Pero Fruit Stand, 276 " will he I III,hit led ;il 16) Any ordinance relating to specific public im­ The liduciary is: Unusual Gilts, Bric-A-Brac, Original Translation KJV Oakland Street, 643-6384. 'll ' I, llaspii.d hy the ti Quebecois government provements or assessments therefor; Barbara A Higley I must have noted with (7) Any ordinance establishing or prescribing grades for 24 Erie Street Bibles, 10 Bissell Street, I lanald 1, i hiv. Manchester. Conn. 0WM» Manchester. satislaction. streets; 10812 TYPEWRITERS i e i l l .10 p 111 in (8) Any appropriation ordinance or ordinance providing The media skeptics are .MOTORCYCLES AND •• la.sell 11. the not alone. The prospect of for the levy of taxes of for an annual budget; REBUILT PORTABLE The holiday season ;.i ii"'ni, . I . . ' inil (9) Any zoning and subdivision regulations of the Town; SlNOWiVlOBILES TYPEWRITERS From $20. Clark winning the next PROBAT E NOT ICE Sales & Service, Typerwiter Manchester, mciins :m a ,; .. C’ a|M || tail (10) Any ordinance relating to the investment of municipal NOTICE TO CREDITORS GIFTS FOR MO’TORCYCLE general election with little funds; & Adding Machines. Yale School Guitar riiih ami i'■ ':r Ii • \a l||a ll Police or no support in Quebec, ESTATE OF ARTHUR K. & SNOWMOBILE Typewriter Service, 41 (11) Any administrative ordinance, or any ordinance, es­ URAMANIS. deceased ENTHUSIASTS ARE HERE Purnell Place, 649-4986. I ' ■ die mu'sliga- thus dividing the country The Hun William E. FitzGerald. tablishing classification and the compensation of municipal Judge, ul Ihe Court ul Prubale. at Manchester Honda, 30 . ■ ' 'luring the tilong political and officers or employees, not inconsistent herewith; Uislricl ul Manchester al a hearing Adams Street, phone 646-2789. ,i II,,. .'■I diroiigli I lei' M with linguistic lines, alarms (12) Any ordinance dedicating or accepting any plat or sub­ held un Dci emlH>r 18.1978 ordered that PEKSONALIZEI) all claims inusl Ih‘ (iresenled lo the '111 .simialed at many Canadians. division in the Town; liduciary on or lielore March IS. 1979 FOK THE SPORTSMAN TEE SHIRTS I But others, particularly (13) Any ordinance enacted after July 20, 1977. or Im? barred as liv law provided. The repeal provided for in Section 2 hereof shall not be con­ Pearl J ilultman. Asst (leik A & B SPORT SHOP “Christ­ CUSTOM PERSONALIZED m ' '; :.. j I n V a I e ;i m 0 n g th e o ld e r The lidui lary is TEE SHIRTS- Adults $4 up; Gov e n tr y generations, take comfort strued to revive any ordinance or part thereof that has been Usuis iiramanis mas Headouarters For ’The ", ’ I lie S tr e e t. 285 Oak Street Sportsman’' Fishing, Hunting, Children $3.50 up. Personal - Coventry Pnliee airesied lain I dm I M,mi Street in recalling the election repealed by a subsequent ordinance which is repealed by this Mancliesler. I'onn 06040 Tee, 1081 Main Street, 646- ordinance. 109-12 Clamping, Canoes. 1000 Hart­ adults and three juvenile.^ Tlnii ai,,- 1' e ' III ap.ii'Inieiil on 3339. that brought the last Tory Section 4. Any person violating or failing to comply with ford Turnpike, Vernon, 872- afternoon, in eonnectlon wnh 'le 'n ,ih'i .! Iiusiiiess on government to power. 8052. vestigation of a an ;-.s .; e . i.; any provision of said Code or committing any act or omission John Dietenbaker t o d a y ’s breaks and auta tludm n, a to act declared to be a misdemeanor or unlawful, where no EOK HIM lormed a minority govern­ specific penalty is provided thereof, shall be punished as is' ClISrOM MADE area. i DOLL CLOTHES ■ ■' i.i' a ..O Ses will ment in 1957 after a narrow provided in Section 1-8 ol said Code. m Real Police said the ineideiii . 11 1., i , , 112-105 win over the Section 5. Any and all additions or amendments to such HERMAN WORK SHOES • I,il h p III and BEAUTIFUL BARBIE DOLL under investigation ,n against getting “ house Gift Certificate. 8 Weeks $25, Book Plot (unlimited visits). Woman’s TAYLOR RENTAL WISHES , :,. I Hill , . leli'ie appliealioiis Oielenbaker sought an im- expedient. It shall be the express duty of the Town Clerk, or poor." They have fine World Health Spas, 646-6345. YOU HAPPY HOLIDAYS! , ',, ,. : I 11 s.iiil iliis might proved mandate, someone authorized by the Town Clerk, to insert in their homes, manage to meet Call for Party Needs- Tables. proper places all amendments or ordinances which indicate Marshall’s Mall. K i P .s' ■ i iiiii.' w.isli'il iyv the Canadians gave his party a their payments on time Chairs, China, Glassware. 643- Factual not 151 majority in the 265- the intention of the Board of Directors to make the same a and take care of 2496. iiicmher House ol Com­ part of such Code when the same have been printed or household operating FLORIST I '...I h . .Mi ■ . hi add .1 kiteheii. reprinted in page form, and to extract from such tid e all SA.N FKA.NCl.SrO 1 PI 1, III la.igi 1,1 ii.iih 10 Ills g.ir.ige to mons with 50 seats from expenses, but all this is CAR W ASH provisions which may be, from time to time, repealed by the THE GREENHOUSE, 315 plot ol the ('ra-ih oi "‘i . Ii.iii ■ Ills in,,’ hei ,iiil lunl The /B .\ Queliec alone. done at the expense of Board of Directors. other joys of family Broad Street, 649-7370, 10 - 8 around poliiieal insialulif. Mii,II le 1,1 ,1 ant ,11! eseopijoii I’olitical pundits theorize This copy of such Code shall be available for all persons THE PERFECT GIFT For living. 'They never seem daily. Cemetery Baskets, Middle Kasl. the shah nl Ir.ni lliat aller tlie 1957 election Trees, Wreaths, Plants, Cut winter, a Gift Certificate for I , ' e, a ■ hid Ilia .parlment desiring to examine the same and shall be considered the of­ to have money for a fami­ collapse ol the Woslcrn eeai l•'|■('ncll-('anadians, ficial Code of Ordinances of Manchester, and any copy of Flowers. Arrangements. Deluxe Car Washing from Mr ■,.,,ia: hal ,pi:,Illy ;is ,i .separtile ly vacation, music lessons Sound vaguely lamiliai ' realizing they had voted such Code cerlitied by the Town Clerk, shall be the official Order Now. Car Wash, 150 Tolland Street, ■ Iwallii.g aetiiidmg lo Zoning Agent for the children, or even East Hartford; where we also Paul Krdiiuin say, ami' Ki ni.. I ',Vi. alai away any inlluence they Code ot Ordinances of Manchester at the date of such cer­ an occasional round of wash under vour ear! / V . \ ;e- ," 1 ' . ,,il ; ■■ tification. doomsday lor the doilai ida , liad over the federal golt (or Dad. We can A M ’K H IE S . a i . 'i ' ,1 ll'..il i ! i" i i h, . i' i best-selling novel are no h government, decided to Section 7. In case of the amendment of any section of such arrange a financial con­ Code for which a penalty is not provided, the general penalty ANTIQUES ET CETERAS- PAR’n IT N the realm ol lanUisy ' climh alioard the Tory sultation and provide Arthur & Elizabeth as provided in Section 1-8 of such Code shall apply to the sec­ some helpful guidelines. "Kssentially. the tin list ol liandwagon at the next op- tion as amended; or in case such amendment contains Carpenter. Antiques Make A FOR YOUR Holiday needs was that it was possihle lli ii , porlunily. S to p In at tha Wonderful Christmas Gift! PARTY TRAYS and provisions for which a penalty, other than the aforemen­ TEDFORD REAL 115 Spruce Street, phone 649- Barbeque Chicken, Smoko point then, w.iulil ■ • 'm, Cim.sei'vatives hope that tioned general penalty, is provided in another section in the Knitod Slates daii., , ESTATE; CENTURY 21 5051. K i e b a s i . Olympia liistmy will repeat itscll in same chapter, the penalty so provided in such other section Delicatessen. 697 Mam St., a linatieial mi,,.. • ; Rt. 44A Bolton Notch, 1979 and Hiat Erench- shall be held to relate to the section so amendned, unless Bolton M7-9914 and tat Manchester. 643-0809. "This ' ould . . ^ v.G.-'y ROBERT D. HARRISON- Canadians will dump local- such penalty is specifically repealed therein. ua talk ovar your Early American Furniture dollar.' aioun-1 i sa , , ■ liiiy rnideaii in lavor of Section 8. It shall be unlawful for any person, firm or cor­ flnancoa. II you arc plan­ and Accessories, bought and tiWOES ol paying -u n. ,ir. a m Alherla-hmn Clark. poration in the Town to change or amend by additions or ning on buying a naw sold. 943 East Middle Turn­ oil. Tile Tory leader looks deletions, any part or portion of such Code, or to insert or homo lot ua ahow you pike; call 643-8709. CANOE CHRISTMAS prices delete pages, or portions thereof, or to alter or tamper with thru December 25lh. IJncoIn 'Thai - pia, , . ■, a ymingor titan his .39 years — arhat wa hava In your such Code in any manner whatsoever which will cause the TREASURE TRUNK fiberglass canoe, prices star­ happen ill nm, ‘ . " mil always an advantage in price range. Wo have ANTIQUES- 1212 Sullivan ting at $269.95. Free car law of the Town of Manchester to be misrepresented btan aarving thia com­ (lavs. Ill,a. ha politics - and has little of thereby. Any person, firm or corporation violating this sec­ Avenue, South Windsor; 644- carrier as our gift to you Iimi-M'i!,!, , ^ ... , rnideau's political poise munity lor many yaara 1074, This Christmas give (with purchase). Conn, Inland tion shall be punished as provided in Section 1-8 of the Code and wa know whore Antiques- see our wonderful 18811 ■ and sopliistication. The 59- Marine Inc. 871-2376. adopted by this ordinance. aehoola and ahopping selection! lie s.iln iw. U'-,' i year-old prime minister is Section 9, All ordinances or parts of ordinances in conflict I!i78h,0.a: . , canlara ara locatad. II la CRAFIS a inasler ol parliamentary herewith are. to the extent of such conflict, hereby repealed vary Important that whan WAGON SHED- Christmas in violea, , : ■ . : , deliate and very often as of the operative date of this ordinance, but shall remain in buying or aolMng you And Barn. Doll Houses . i.i.uta ■: io iiu- Hesrue December 1978 Olte Heralb Krdman adding iha ,|,i 106-12 < LASSIFIEO ADVERTISING in Iran, lalhai igh, . l l ! .'.- ' ' 'III : Im.l.s Ih .le Mil All's ( l u ll ' ..MIL' Illli ii.n I ml, 111,' 11 irv' , I s 11 | „ ■ ( , | Tl U' | ,rC s , ' n | t „ limr-dav wai , ■;! ; ' ' _ ' "I! ( la 1 , .. ,, |;|, ,| ||i, ...... !. ||n . ,.|J_,||| ( risis m a m I ;i|c ,|ii ' I’l;,; ii i Read Herald Ads TEDFORD REAL ESTATE herald. Manrhe.,.r Conn.. Fri.. De... 22. 11,7;: MANCHKSTEU EVKNING HEHAI.D. Miinchcstvr, Conn.. Fri., Dec. 22, 1978 - FAdK TWKiN TV (INF Homes For Sale '• ! For Sale 23 Help Wanted 13 Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sale FULL TIME WAREHOUSE MAN- Heavy lifting. 7:.10 am EAST OF THE RIVER REAL ESTATE MARKET to 4pm. Apply in person FQUAL HOUSING Cadwell & Jones, Inc., 46 EQU!'«*>•' by telephone from your own ,u ri of and wmlca to mn»l«nd pMpla and companlaa. 608 BURNSIDE AVENUE STENOGRAPHY and Evenings. Call 649-7563 . 281 HEALTH AIDE OR LPN to COUNTER GIRL- Part time Music and Art High School. Ona call pula ua 10 wort maikalln* »our pcoparty hara and finding naw home. You choose the hours. BOOKKEEPING.! Must be Spencer Street, Manchester. perform health care services BABYSITTER - Will sit for Professional Singer/Pianist. 249-7773. mornings-afternoons Also pfoparty lof you anywhafa. For Raal Sarvlca very efficient in both. Send INiIVm i in private home. Call 643-4559. "Girl Friday", Part time of­ your child in my home. Age 0- 644-8597. resume Box 'G, c/o WAITRESSES WANTED- For 2. Reasonable. Center Street Call us today anytime EAST HARTFORDp CTa fice work., tvping, shorthand, PHYSICIANS OFFICE AIDE- Manchester Herald. evening shift. Call 649-7563. PART TIME. Do you have 2 643-1442. ' near Main. Call 643-4658. GUITAR, BANJO, Mandolin, IHir oHk«) May be Nurse, LPN, P.T., or K n o w ? 281 Spencer Street, hours a day? Work at home on Bass Lessons: Folk, Blue Xray Technician with Manchester. the phone servicing our PART TIME- Immediate DRIVING .SOUTH- Responsi­ Grass. Popular. Ages 5-aduIts. MMCKSTER (64S-7833I or HUTFOIID (728-661S) or K N HAVEN (397-1515) experience and managerial Don't store things you Millions have dis­ can't use. Sell Ihemt customers in your spare time, Opening Downtown ble person wanted to share Beginners-professionals. t..D. Taddei, P m idm i skills. Call 646-6323. covered there's 249-7773. driving and expenses to E a y enjoyable progress. 289-7475 fast with a hard­ WAITRESSES NEEDED. 7 Manchester Area. 8 am-1 pm PART TIME COOK- Small no place like a Figure aptitude, honesty. Memphis, Tennessee. Call FREE loan instrument. 6 ^ working Classified Adi pm-2 am, 2 pm-8 pm. Apply in Carol 646-,32ll. 6557. East Hartford Restaurant, person to: Dip & Sip, 335 IMMEDIATE BABY dependability■ 'lilif and common hom e advertised SITTING Job available in my The Barrows & Wallace Company home type cooking. Mature Center Street, Manchester. sense only necessities. 688- LAUNDRY WORKERS- 1 in the Want Ads. Manchester home. Mature, 0044 evenings. Schoole-Classea 19 Woman. 9 am-2 pm, 4 day part time washman weekends week. Call 643-0848, 5-8 pm. responsible, long term stay second shift. Temporary PART TIME NURSERY MAN NEEDED FOR need only apply. Monday CHAUFFEUR- (Private * EDUCATION FOR THE BEST - Manchester washman 3rd shift. 1 part ASSISTANT MANAGER Attendant. Mature loving per­ PRINTING DEPARTMENT Friday. 7-5:30 p.m.. Good Vehicle! Ideal opportunity for Gymnastic School. 3 to 5 Established 1959 time folder, weekends. Apply son to care for infants and in growing manufacturing paying price. Call anytime. early retiree residing pupils per teacher. FREE in­ WANTED for childrens store. Meadows Convalescent Private Instructions 18 Experience preferred. Equal toddlers, during church ser­ facility. Experienced 643-8197. Manchester - Storrs area. Oc­ troductory lesson wilh this ad. Home, 333 Bidwell Street, vices at The Church of the preferred, but will train to casional out of state air travel Call 646-6306, or 646-3549. ? E L a Opportunity Employer, apply Manchester, REMEDIAL READING and Nazarene, 236 Main Street, work wilh Laminator, Slitter, RN'S LPN'S. AIDES- RN'S required. Full time only C hildren's Wear House, math: individualized work BOLTON- New 9 Room Cape. EAST HARTFORD $43,900 Manchester Parkade Manchester, Hours-Sunday and Printing Press. Must be $6.50 an hour, LPN'S $5.25 an period. Contact, Willson Agen­ WILLINGTON $55,000 FOTOMAT has opportunities 9:15-12:30 and 6:45-8:30. With hour. Nurses Aides, $3.10 an cy, 11 Asylum Street Hart­ program. (lst-8th grade I by 2300 square feet. 2 1/2 baths. 2 For the smart Investor. Separate furnaces, Marshall's Mall. interested in working second master's degree teacher. 568- 4 year young Raised Ranch on 1 plus in Rockville area for neat occasional week night. shift or third shift. We are hour with rate increases ford. Cl. 246-8541. car garage. View. $89,000. this 2 family has 5 rooms on each floor. Walk responsible and personable in­ 8075. Lcssenger Sells, 646-8713, wooded acre. 3 large bedrooms. Fireplace In NURSES AIDE, 7-3. Full Experienced with young looking for interested hard January 1st. All shifts. Staff to school and shopping. dividuals interested in part children preferred. Call 649- working and aggressive in­ or private duty. Car PART TIME HELP family room, 2 car garage. Quick occupancy time. Laurel Manor, 91 Chest­ time employment. We offer and low taxes. Call Don Mooney for appoint­ nut Street, 649-4519. 9579 or 872-4309 for interview. dividual who are dependable neccessary. No fees. Medical WANTED- Call 649-0925. In­ challenging and rewarding and have mechanical ability. placement Service, 232-5226. dustrial Graphics Company. ment to see. work with pay. Training and MEDICAL SECRETARY - A WOMAN FOR PART TIME Excellent chance for rapid ad­ PART-TIME excellent company benefits Wanted Immediately. Full General Office Work, light vancement, depending on Ideal for housewives or time. Required: knowledge of speed and ability. Call 528- typing, good figure aptitude. students. For further informa­ Medical terminology, Billing, MACHINISTS AND MACHINE OPERATORS WORLD East Harttford, near Hoffman 9471, for interview. CARRIER tion call 563-8155 between 10 Typing. Write to P.O. Box H, CHANDLER EVANS has permanent part-time openings Oldsmobile. Call 289-7743, and 2 pm. Manchester Herald. HAVE FUN HIGH SCHOOL Student to NEEDED for aircraft precision machinists and machine operators. OF wash Van in my yard. 643- Flexible starting hours beginning between 4 p.m. and 6 2362, Hudson Street. And earn money. EAST HARTFORD $58,900 Part time opportunity Beacon Hill p.m. Must be willing to work ot least 4 hours or more V E ^ per night. Excellent opportunity to earn additional in­ THANKS This older 2-Famlly circa 1800 has lots of BUS DRIVERS - will train if DOLLAR SAVER necessary. Apply 90 for ambitious and Area come. Immediate openings for: space 6-5. Separate heating systems, 2 car Brookfield Street, South Wind­ responsible person. garage, fireplace, busline. Situated on a EAST HARTFORD $62,900 ROCKVILLE sor. Call 289-5918. Manchester & good size lot. JUST LISTED 8 room Raised Ranch, CARRIERS NEEDED Must have vehicle. 23 ALL AROUND MACHINISTS aluminum siding, fenced In backyard with Wishing You All hours per week. Start East Hartford patio and gas grill. Wall to wall carpeting In O n e day a waek • No collecting CARRIERS TRUCK DRIVER TURRETT LATHE OPERATORS At the Holiday Season more than ever, Experienced (urnilure truck @ 2:30 P.M. Town Line our thoughts turn gratefully to those who living room, dining room and stairway, city • Thomas, Falknor, O’Leary area drives lor full time position. Apply ELECTRO DISCHARGE MACHINE OPERATORS A Beautiful NEEDED in person; Call Jeanne el have made our progress possible. It Is In utilities, 2 kitchens. Ideal for In-law apart­ • TImrod, Cobb Hill, Duncan, Timber ment. PURITAN FURNITURE MART Call Jeanne B&S HORIZONTAL SURFACE GRINDERS spirit we say, simply but sincerely ... area Please Cell 1061 New Britain Avt. MARION Watt Hartford, CT. 647-9946 Holiday Season, • Ferguson, Mountain, Arnott area PO 13779______6 4 7 -9 9 4 6 MANUAL FLAT LAP OPERATORS 875-5854 ‘‘THANK YOU AND BEST WISHES FOR i m JIG BORE OPERATORS THE HOUDAYS AND A EAST HARTFORD $89,900 Thanks For PART TIME RN’S TOOLROOM MACHINISTS HAPPY NEW YEAR.” On Burnside Avenue next to shopping PART TIME NIGHTS - PARTNERSHIP NURSING center. Two family. Gross Income $6660.00 SOUTH WINDSOR $92,500 IMMEDIATE Part-time employees will share many of the same Anne Miller • Bob Terry • Dick BIssell yearly, net to owner. Corner lot over 120’ Looking for the Ideal location for small Your Friendship. A “Partnerehip” may be compotad of from 2 -4 fringe benefits as our full time personnel (see our larger • Jackie Smith • Rick Merritt frontage on Burnside Avenue. business? See this Rte. 5 Industrial zoned OPPORTUNITY RN’S who agree to jointly provide 56 hours of con­ ad). half acre plus. Call Pat Messenger. MANUFACTURING OPENINGS AT tinuous coverage on a Sunday thru Saturday For Information Sue For Bright Willing basis. The members of each "Partnership” VISIT IN PERSON OR CALL: CHANDLER EVANS average their work schedules among themselves M0N.-FRI., 9 A.M. to 4 P.M. MERRin Individual thus allowing maximum flexibility of hours. Or By Appointment 646-1180 We are a West Hartford based manufacturer of precision built aircraft accessories. A Applicants must have had hospital nursing steadily increasing demand for our products has created several new full time open­ Must Have a Vehicle. experience within the past 5 years. ings for experienced aircraft precision machinists, machine operators and quality Enjoyable, Interesting If you are Interested and would like to have more CHANDLER EVANS INC. VERNON control personnel on first or second shift: Work. Good money. Information, plaasa call the Personnel Office Commercial zoned gorgeous 9 room EAST HARTFORD $385,000 PERSONNEL DEPT. 646-1222 Ext. 481 Colonial. 3 car garage. Could be used as Across from P&W. 23 units. Gross Income Corners New Pnrlc & Onkwood Aves. C a l l small van shop plus 32x72 building presently $62,000. Hardly ever a vacancy. Mortgage TURRET LATHE OPERATORS (1st & 2nd SHIFTS) lor Appointment W. Hnrtford, Ct. 06101 Tom MANCHESTER MEMORIAL HOSPITAL used as an upholstery business. Great $250,000 at 9Vi% to qualified buyer. Secon­ Tel. 236-0651 potential. Call Georgette Wyman. dary financing available. (P&J, W&S, MONARCH N/C, B&S TAR M/S) 71 Haynes Street, Manchester, Conn. 6 4 7 - 9 9 4 7 Equal Opportunity Employer An Equal Opportuniljr Em phyr ^ 'F AUTOMATIC SCREW MACHINE OPERATORS (2nd SHIFT) Wishing Aii Our Friends and Customers (ACME GRIDLEY M/S BAR, B&S AUTO) BENCH LATHE OPERATORS (2nd SHIFT) A Happy Hoiiday and a Prosperous New Year N O M O R E W AITING... FORM ELECTRO DISCHARGE MACHINE OPERATORS (2nd SHIFT) MANCHESTER *84,900 YOU CAN PLACE YOUR B&S HORIZONTAL SURFACE GRINDERS (2nd SHIFT) ^ Call 643-2718 Custom 9 room home, located in sought- South Windsor HERALD & DOLLAR SAVER ^ FOR AFTER HOURS HERALD after Forest Hills. Vaulted beamed ceiling living room, floor to ceiling fireplace, for­ New listing for June occupancy. Don't wait until MANUAL FLAT LAP OPERATORS (2nd SHIFT) and DOLLAR SAVER ADS springtime to purchase, and find all the good mal dining room, 4 bedrooms on first floor, JUNE GOOD, Sales Manager listings soldi See this lovely 8 Room Split Level, WRITE YCfUR FAST AD ON THIS FORM master bedroom has walk-in closet and 569-1277 0.D.-I.D. GRINDERS (1st & 2nd SHIFTS) ALLEN BROWN • 528-3628 that offers 3 Bedrooms, family room, lovely living spacious bath. The family room has barn room, dining room & kitchen, also a panelled rec BEFORE CALLING IN. NEIL DANAHY • 646-6312 board and a stone fireplace. There is also What Is Your Property Worth? room with fireplace, deluxe bullt-lns, carpeting JIG BORE OPERATORS (2nd SHIFT) Phone ada for The Herald will not ba accepted If name and ad­ PAT OATELY • 289-9479 an office with built-in desk and a 2 car gar­ FOR A FREE 1 '/4 baths, treed yard, asking $66,900. dress are not given. age. Well landscaped grounds. EVELYN KADISH • 528-7121 B&S HYDROTAPE OPERATORS (2nd SHIFT) at any hour.. 15 WORD MINIMUM ON ALL ADS DICK KEARNS • 569-0795 HOME EVALUATION JOE MELEDY • 568-8588 RATES: Bated on coniecutivt doyt ad it run. Gallery of CALL US NOW • NO OBLIGATION PAT MESSENGER • 528-1283 BOSTOMATIC OPERATORS (1st SHIFT) ($2.00 MIN. CHARGE) miFJSH ASK ABOUT OUR DON MOONEY • 872-0712 Realty Co., Inc. tn na realty company Homes GUARANTEED SALES PLAN EILEEN NELMS • 523-0375 SENSITIVE DRILL OPERATOR (1st SHIFT) 1 to 2 D a y s...... 12‘ per word per day M H 5 9 1 GRETCHEN TRUE • 843-4208 HOURS: 643-2692 3 to 5 D a y s...... 11< per word per day GEORGETTE WYMAN • 649-3056 Sunday! Cloaad Dally 1:30 - S p m INSTRUMENT MAKER (1st SHIFT) 6 Days to 25 Days ...... 10* per word per day Sal S am • S p.m. 26 Days...... 9* per word per day OPEN 9 A.M. - 9 P.M. Robert D. Murdock, Realtor TOOLROOM MACHINISTS (1st SHIFT) M ALL-AROUND MACHINISTS (1st & 2nd SHIFTS) m Ad running in The Herald Ni9kt EXTRA can run In Dollar Savor for MORTGAGE LAY-OUT INSPECTOR (2nd SHIFT) *2.00 for 15 words, 10* BONUS each additional word. MONEY? IN PROCESS DIMENSIONAL INSPECTOR (1st SHIFT) Please complete information block as given below, than rand It In All mochining assignments require the ability to set-up and operate from blueprints its entirely over phone, or sand this form along with proper and/or process sheets. amount to Manchasler Evening Herald, Bralnard Place.

“ANOTHER TOP CHOICE’* Newly effective hourly rates and liberal shift premium are competitive with major START READING HIRI Clean and neat as a pin, this five room Ranch Is area aircraft manufacturers; incentive rates are available on many jobs. In addition, I’ very tastefully decorated, has a two-car tandem our personnel enjoy a fully company paid life, health and salary insurance package My Nome IS garage, fireplace, sets on 1'/4 acres with many and pension program; educational assistance; credit union facilities; and many I My Addrtee IS - flowering plants, shrubs and trees. Priced to sell other attractive employee benefits. at only $44,900. _My Pherte No. U - V y -\ ./'N For Information AD TO RUN IN HERALD □ $ SAVER Q BOTH O ESTW t For your extra convanlanca, wa hava Inalallad a Want I NEW LISTING VISIT IN PERSON OR CALL; Ad Dapartmant aflar-houra anawaring aarvica. Now, I H.W Many Day.. -STARTING DATE JaiuEi V MON.-FRI., 9 AM. to 4 P.M. whatavar tha hour, day or night, Sundaya or holidays Quality built Colonial in sought-after location. |C r r-[j Or By Appointment iJIal Days 643-2711 Fireplaced living room, formal dining room, eat-in kitchen with huilt-ins, 2 ear garage, vinyl exterior. ASK ME. Dial Nights 643-2718 Don't wait. CHANDLER EVANS INC. Just give u! your nwiMga, name and addrete - - Wa'II do tha raet. JIM DaSENA “SO MUCH FOR SO LITTLE” Personnel Office GET' MORE wilh Buy me or rent me. I have 3 bedrooms, fireplace, Corners New Park & Oakwood Aves. No more rushInQ lo call belore noon Order your Want Ad whenever 1st. floor family room, nice corner lot. you're ready — night or day, even on Sundays and holidays LfcAagc Savings W. Hartford, Ct. 06101 SENTRY . . 9 91/m /baKittliM • Sim r III9I Tel. 236-0651 I REAL ESTATE SERVICES TEDFORD Place your ad by noon and it runs the next day. ■UlESTHTE An Equal Opportunity Employer M/F She Herato 646 Hartford Tpk. Main Office 1007 Mam Street, Manchester 649-4586 Regular hours otfica phone Is 043-2711. K-Mart Office Spencer Street, Manchester 649-3007 VERNON. CONNECTICUT MUT! 647-9914 • 423-8958 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING

f . /- PAGE TWENTY-TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester Cmn,, Fri„ Dei. 22. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Fri., Dec, 22. 1978- PAGE TWF.N'I'S' TliRFi.' BUSINESS & SERVICE Frtnit and tm eit Peanuta — Charlea M. Schulx need money? ask usr IA FINE BROTHER ITISNT RAIN BEAR ACROSS 54 No if s ____ Dear Abby 1>IEYALLLAU6HEPAT { 7 o OR SWEET B AB V ^ Answer to Previous Puzzle or buts IT'S REINPEER j WHY ME! EVEN THE TEACHER A ILliAKI YOU ARE! YOU LET 1 Short period 55 Intermediate 8 T R 0 L A 0 8 D O Z N E E D By Abigail Van Buren MEMAl^gAFOOL PIPNT YOU TELL ME?; LAU6HEP AT m e ; I'LL (si) (prefix) S 0 u N D 8 8 0 C K F D 5 Set 56 Sums 1 8 R A E 1- _ H A T R F n NEVER 6£ ABLE TO GO TO A 0 K M O W 6 Y P OUT OF MY6ELF'! 0 Set A W E F A R 8 THAT SCHOOL AGAIN! 12 Phrase* of un­ M 0 a a L E 0 A derstanding (2 8 T E 1 A L 1 1 8 8 F DOWN S O DIRECTORY w ds) R T E 1 A T 1 A P R 13 Poverty-war 1 8 0 N 1 c H O R U 8 • ...... 1 Comedian 8 T agency (abbr.) P 1 8 N F M Y Saivfcas Offered 31 services Ottered 31 DEAR ABBY: I'm a 17-year-old girl, but I’m very mature 1 Building Conlracllng 33 Building Contracting 33 14 Animal waste Durante 8 E N 8 0 R Y for my age. I really dig this dude I'll call Buddy. He's a musi­ 2 Prophet L A C chemical E A E c C H E S H C4M TREE SERVICE - Free HOUSE CLEANING cian. My father checked up on him, and he won't let me go Companion 3 In fine _ .. A V E R H A 8 H F 8 WES ROBBINS carpentrv QUALITY CARPENTRY By 15 D estimates, discount senior problems? General Cleaning, - ■fisai.acbc:- 0>9/8tryN (« h i . TU Hog US PU 0(1 out with him anymore, but I do anyway. 4 Service 0 T E L L 0 a 0 1 8 T remodeling specialist. Ad­ 16 Constellation Y citizens. Company Harp Construction. Garages, _____ Thm*S u -ZJ. charge 0 R K c 0 P 8 Carpets, Floors. Walls, Smoke ditions. rec rooms, dormers, Buddy plays drums. My father says a drummer is no musi­ Priocllla’o Pop — Ed Sullivan 17 British E Manchester-owned anS & Water Damage Restora­ Framing, Additions, 5 Objective built-ins, bathrooms, Remodeling, Roofing, Si cian, that a person who plays the piano or violin is a musi­ streetcar 25 Shock 39 Left out operated. Call 646-1327. tion. Professional-Insured. cian, but a drum is no musical instrument so Buddy is no 18 Technical uni­ 6 Spookily 29 Printer’s kitchens. 649-3446. Siding. Call 643-5001. TELL VOUR BROTHER 40 Four (prefix) DOMESTICARE. 643-1945. Articles tor Sate Rooms tor Rant Homes tor Rent musician. Is that right? versity (abbr) 7 Of richest soil commodity REWEAVING burn holes. TO TURN POWN THE 19 Climate (poet ) 41 Butt of joke CUSTOM Carpentry - homes. Also, my father found out that Buddy isn't 23 like he said (^RISCILLA’ 0 Protrude 30 Message Zippers, umbrellas repaired. JUNK OR UNWANTED FARRAND REMODELING - DIAMOND SAPPHIRE 14K, THOMPSON HOUSE MEN - Foot Warmers BASS ON HIS 21 Summer drink 42 Time measure Additions, Repairs, Cabinets. MANCHESTER- 447 Summit he was. He's really 31. Another thing, he found out that 9 Mistakes 34 Greek sea Window shades. Venetian CARS hauled awav free. 872- Cabinets and Formica Tops, Cocktail Ring or Diamond Birch House Women. Central- STEREOV 22 Conference (pl.) Call Gary Cushing 345-2009. Street. 3 Bedroom Cape. Rec Buddy isn't divorced like he said he was—he's only 10 Heavy blinds. Keys. TV FOR RENT. 0313. Roofing, Gutters, Room Ad­ Ruby 14K Dinner Ring. Value ly located. Downtown Room. Appliances. Carpeting. site.1945 35 European 45 Self-esteem separated. I can't see that it makes any difference as long as 11 Made to limp Marlow's. 867 Main St. 649- ditions. Decks, All types of $650 each. Asking $225 each. Manchester, Kitchen Fireplace. Garage. No pets. 24 Finite capital (pl) TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY 19 Calcium 5221. FREE- Junk cars removed Remodeling and Repairs. All genuine. 568-0515 after 4 privileges. Call 649-2358. $400 monthly. 646-0882. he isn't living with his old lady. 26 That girl 36 Reach a 48 Ensign (abbr ) Carpentry and general con­ Pbone 643-6017. 27 Exon 20 Overact 649-7243. p.m. Sp I have two questions to ask. II Is a drummer a musician destination 50 Environment ODD JOBS Done - Cellars, at­ tracting. Residential and **•••»««•••••••••••••••••• or isn't he? 2) As long as a guy is a gentleman, don't you 28 Make a 23 Army commercial. Whether it be a •••••••••••••••••••••••••• ANDOVER - Large Raised 38 Odium agency (abbr.) tics. garages, yards cleaned, COMPLETE LAND Rootlng-Sldlng-Chlmnef 34 PILE OF OAK WOOD - Ranch on acreage. Garage. think I should be allowed to go out with him? choice small repair Job, a custom Apartments For Rent 53 31 Ideal gas 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 moving, trucking.Loam lor CLEARING and Chipping Ser­ Varying lengths. Solid, sound. 646-6707 mornings. BUDDY'S CHICK 8 9 10 n sale. Ijw n sendee No job too built home or anything in condition vice. Building lots cleared. between, call 646-1379. Delivery available. Purchaser LOOKING for anything in real (abbr) 12 13 14 big or small. 568-8522. Fully insured. Tree removal, ment Co. Expert installation needs saw. Have 17 " Sears DEAR CHICK; A drummer IS a musician. But Buddy up- of aluminum siding gutters estate rental - apartment , Otilces-Stores lor Rent 55 32 Bullfight \b 16 No Job to big or to small. Gas Chain Saw. 643-2880. pears to be a liar. And a liar la no centleman. I vote with cheer 17 COMPLETE CARPET & Tile NEWTON SMITH- and trim. Roofing inst^lation homes, multiple dwellings, no Guaranteed results. Don't your lather. Buddy should take his drum aud heat it. 33 Afternoon Id installation and repairs. Free Remodeling. Repairs, and and repairs 649-6495, 871-2323. fees. Call J.D. Real Estate ROCKVILLE - 9x39 foot store 30 waste money on large Rec-Rooms. No Job to small. FIBERGLASS CAP for truck Associates, Inc. 646-1980. party estimates. Call 646-3745. after business overhead. Miner on busy street. Large display 22 1 649-3144. sliding screen windows 4 windows. $125 monthly. Lease DEAR ABBY: My husband has not come near me, even 34 Antelope 5 p.m. Land Clearing. Call 649-8J35 SPECIALIZING cleaning and VERNON- Well maintained 37 What (It) 1 repairing chimneys, roof, new months old, $350. Call 649- required. Lee & Lemont Real­ for a kiss, since my hysterectomy almost two years ago.' h(y Captain Easy — Crooka & Lawrence 26 after 7 pm. CARPENTRY Si Masonry - 8378. garden apartments. Frank 40 Household BRICK. Block. Stone. roofs. Free estimates. 30 ty. 875-4690. scar is nice and neat, not repulsive or ugly. My husband can't _ ■ 1 ADDITIONS AND Smith Assoc. Inc. 246-6831 or stand anything that's damaged or imperfect. X MUST COMPLIMENT VOUi AND YOU DO HAVE appliance 28 29 30 3, Fireplaces.concrete. Chimnev .years Experience. Howley, Resident Manager 871-9188. YOU r e a l l y 41 Alpine repairs. No Job too small. REMODELING. Free es­ 643-5361. HARDWOODS- 4 foot lengths, ATTRACTIVE 3 room office. He's the type who goes around our property cutting down E A S y -B E U E , OW T H E WAV A SPLENDID TOUCH MAKE QUITE 1 timates. Call Anthony 6-9 months seasoned. $55 per YOU'VE BEEN KEEPING MY country 32 Save! Call 644-8356 for es­ Pelnllng-Papering 32 Ideal location. $300 including all the trees that are damaged or imperfectly formed. WITH A tea BAS! A CHARMINS Intention Squillacote 649-0811. cord. Cut and split 18 in., 6-9 RESPONSIBLE FEMALE to CABIN SHIPSHAPE AMP 43 1 timates. ROOFER WILL Install roof, utilities. Don H orrigan, We are in our mid-40s. Please print your answer. He may LITTLE MAID! 44 Heron 34 35 3. H 37 38 months seasoned $70 per cord. share apartment with same. BRISTOL FASHION! 39 PAINTING - Interior and siding or gutter for low dis­ Barrows Company.647-1000. profit from it. 46 Even score 1 CARPENTRY - Repairs, All delivered in 2 cord Large bedroom. 647-9988. 40 41 42 2 QUAUTY CARPENTRY By exterior, paperbanging, count price. Call Ken at 647- 47 Make weary remodeling, additions, gar­ amounts. Call 649-8735 after 7 HURT IN ASHLAND, KY. 1 Harp Construction Additions, excellent work references 1566. MANCHESTER- Main Street 49 Pack the jury 43 44 46 roofing, siding decks and gar­ Free estimates. Fully in­ ages. roofing. Call David pm. MANCHESTER Main Street- modern office available. 400 50 Goddess of ■ Patria, 644-1796. 2 room apartment, heated, hot DEAR HURT: You are not a tree, and there is no reason ages. Call1 anytime, anyl 643-5001...... sured. Martin Matson, 649- Heating-Plumbing 35 sq. 11. Heat, AC included. Call fate 47 48 49 SO 4431. BICYCLE, GIRLS 26 inch water, appliances. No pets. 646-2469 or 646-2755. to regard as “imperfect" a woman who heart a tear. Your 51 Weather SI 52 CARPET INSTALLATION - SEWERLINES, sink lines, Raleigh 3-speed, excellent Security, parking, 523-7047. husband hta a far more serious “imperlection,” which forecast S3 LEON CIESZYNSKI Builder - condition $35, curved couch, STORE OR OFFICE space doesn’t show. He needs professional help to get to the root 52 Macao com Stair shifts. Repairs. Carpets, QUALITY PAINTING and New homes custom built cieaned with electric cutters, 54 55 56 steam Cleaning. Free es­ Paper Hanging by Willis table, 4 swivel chairs 649-5215. MANCHESTER- West Center adjacent downtown parking of it. 53 Look closely remodeled, additions, rec by professionals. McKinney Street, Four room apartment. timates. Call 649-6265. Schultz. Fully insured Bros. Sewage Disposal Com­ iNtWSPAPIN (NT(RPniS( ASSN f rooms, garage, kitchens KASINO AMPLIFIER- four Tile bath, appliances, private DEAR ABBY; I have been a member of Parents Without references. 649-4343. remodeled.bath tile, cement pany, 643-5308. EXPERT PAINTING and 10 inch speakers, 60 RMS plus entrance ana storage. Good 466 MAIN STREET. North of Partners for three years, and I wish more people knew what work, steps, dormers, boosters. $199 or best offer. location. Available im­ 2 LANDSCAPING Specialize, J.P, LEWIS & SON Interior NO JOB TOO Small - To let Post office, about 5,000 sq. ft. this wonderful organization IS -an d what it IS NOTI residential or commercial. 568-3714. mediately, Quiet or retired Exterior House Painting. and Exterior painting, paper Call 649-4291. repairs, plugged drains, of centrally located space. First of all, it is NOT a lonely-hearts club, or a husband­ Win at Tree pruning, hanging, remodeling, carpen­ kitchen faucet replaced, persons. References, securi­ Ideal for store, office or other Allay Oop — Dave Qraua 46" OCTAGON DINING ty. No pets, or children. hunting ground. Only about 10 percent of the members spraying.mowing, weeding. try. Fully insured. 649-9658. repaired, rec rooms, business or commercial use. marry someone they have met in the organization. I have &1I 742-7947. bathroom remodeling, heat TABLE Si 4 CAPTAINS Unheated, $215 monthly. Call 646-2426 9-5 pm. FIRST CLASS Carpentry - CHAIRS FOR SALE. Best Write to: P.O. Box 244, East- watched many men and women come and go, bitter and IF WE DID ACTIVATE THE OLD YOURE RISHX OSCAI5- SILKTOWN PAINTERS- Remodeling and Additions. modernization, etc. Free SWnZXBQARD TBvtPORARlLY, IT ITHINK ITS ASOOV offer. Call 643-0774, evenings. ford, Conn. MODERN CARPETED, Air disillusioned because they have Joined PWP to find a mate. Pofessional work at no extra Kitchens and Rec Rooms. 35 Estimate gladly given. M & N I joined this group for my children. So we could go places WOULD aiVE YOU A CHANCE TO IDEA! LETS SO NORTH 12-22 indication that the diamond SNOW-PLOWING- Available cost. Call 646-5424. years experience! For Free Plumbing & Heating. 649-2871. conditioned offices, ample SO OVER THE NEW MODULE ' SET IT.~ A AK4 ace was in back of him. As Dogs-BIrds-Pets 43 5 ROOM APARTMENT newly free parking. Broad Street and do things with others in the same boat. This is the good NOUR CON'VENlENCEl he said later on, "West may all winter, night or day. Estimates, call 646-4239. remodeled. Convenient loca­ that PWP does that no one ever talks about. They have fan­ W Q985 SANDING AVAILABLE TOO. A&W PAINTING Contrac­ MANCHESTER PLUMBING location. Call 646-8422 or 646- ♦ J be stupid but he isn’t AKC CHESAPEAKE tion to buses, shopping and 5762. Treat your feet to a tastic group discussions concerning problems from raising Don't wait til it snows! Call tors. Quality painting and Si HEATING - Repairs. warm pair of slippers in A A K 18 6 4 insane.’’ paper hanging at reasonable GENERAL CARPENTRY. RETRIEVER PUPPIES- churches. Use of one ear gar­ children to divorce, to dating, to marriage. They have family Therefore, after winning 646-0743, after 3:30 p.m. Remodeling. Pumps repaired age included. $250 monthly, no crochet. Make extras for WEST EAST rates. Fully insured.Free Repairs, Remodeling, / replaced. Free estimates. Ready to go for Christmas. AVAILABLE JANUARY 1st- gift-giving. outings, picnics, plays and camp-outs, and all the work is the club lead with duimmy's Estimates. CaCall Wayne 649- Garages, Additions, Porches, Call M3-9311, after 4:00 p.m. utilities. Security and deposit Office at Vernon Circle. Ap­ strictly on a volunteer basis. ♦ Q 10 862 A9 Electric drain-snaking. 24- required. 6465597. No. 5835 has crochet V 73 ace he developed a plan of SNOW-PLOWING- Residen­ 7696. Rec Rooms, Roofing, Gutters. hour service. 646-0237. proximately 1200 square feet. directions for Small, Me­ The purpose of this organization is to teach serious- V 42 campaign that let him bring Call Mr. Moran 643-2629. FEMALE VIZSLA- Golden Call 646-1060. dium and Large Sizes ♦ A8?4 OQlliSlZ tial and Commercial. Depen­ minded people how to raise a family without a partner. And ♦ 93 home the bacon. TOM FLANNAGAN- Pain­ Flooring rust. FREE to good home! APARTMENT and HOUSES inclusive. ♦ Q J75 dable. Reasonable. Call 649- 36 For Rent. We have 100s of ren­ when they learn that, they are ready to look for one. He cashed dummy's king 2098, or 646-3824. ting, Interior, Exterior. Paper WROBEL Si SON- General Obedient and well behaved. TO ORDER, find lt.00 for i k R I am sorry to say that not many stick around long enough SOUTH of clubs, ruffed a club high, Hanging. General Repairs. Call 649 6559, after 4 p.m. tals in all Areas, Prices and □ AUTOMOTIVE pittem plot 23C for poitop lod ♦ J753 Carpentry & Repairs. FLOOR SANDING and Sizes. Call Rental Assislors, kiodllnx. to gain all the benefits because when they don't find another entered dummy with a Fully Insured. Call 643-1949. Specializing in Remodeling, REFINISHING. Floors like A A K J 18 6 trump, ruffed another club DICK'S SNOW-PLOWING- A COMPLETE BOARDING 236-5646. Small Fee. ANNE CABOT partner right away, they leave the organization to hunt in Rec Rooms, Repairing of new. (Specializing in older Aufos For Sale 61 Monctwotor Hmid other places. ♦ K9 high, entered dummy with a Serving Manchester for 10 TRIM SPECIALIST- Pain­ Porches, Concrete and floors.) Staining floors. No facility for canine and feline 1150 Avo. of Airwricoo A 82 second trump n o t^ that years. Parking lots, guests. Dog grooming. All EAST HARTFORD- 2 Now York, N.Y. 100ZB PWP has taught me how to battle loneliness, how to stand ting. Papering, General Chimney Repairs. No Job too waxing. Also Ceiling and 1974 MUSTANG GHIA - 4- The Filntatones — Hanna Barbara Productlona trumps had been drawn, driveways, sidewalks. San­ Repairs. Call Paul evenings, nealth guard maintenance, Bedroom Apartment, second Print Nome, Addrei* with ZIP on my own two feet and raise a family without a partner in a Vulnerable: Neither small. Discount Senior Interior Painting. John Ver- speed, 6 cylinder, 4 new CODE ond StYlo Komber, cash^ dummy's ace of ding also available. 646-5099. 643-8303. Citizens. 649-2403. ultra-violet germicidal lights. floor. $235 monthly, plus Noah's Ark society. Dealer: South faille. 646-5750 after 6 pm. radials, (2 snows), excellent 1979 ALBUM with a 32-page ^LET'S TRY Y O NCE COMB O N - IVELL, I'LL B E / . . . ^ O 0 spades since the queen just Canine Holiday Inne, 200 utilities. No Pels, or children. MOTHEROFFOUR West North East South might drop, discarded his Sheldon Road, Manchester. Bus line. 289-1995, or 569-3821. condition 228-0475 or 228-9550. "Gift Section" with full A TRIAL I AROUND LET'S GO/... 1 h a d f o r g o t t e n •>) directions. Price . . . $2.00 IV nine of diamonds on the last For reservations please call DEAR MOTHER: Thanks lor your line recommendation. RUN/... I THE WHAT THE ?..... TO BUCK/LE O 1972 CAPRI V-6, 4-speed, 8- ALSO THESE BOOKS ATSI.2S EACH. 2A Pass 2 NT club, led a diamond to Homes For Sale 23 Real Estate Wanted 28 Household Goods 40 Articles lor Sale 41 646-5971. MALE WANTED To share I have checked out this wonderful organization and endorse A 4Y SEAT- Pass expenses in 2 Bedroom track stereo, $1100. Call 646- No. D-ltO-BLUE RIBBON OUILTS. 3T Pass 4T West's ace and showed West Cootolni llltoon lovolp quilts. it. BELT./ Pass TOLLAND- Custom built 6 ALUMINUM Sheets used as Townhouse. Call any night 2227, after 6 pm. 4 NT Pass 5A his hand. SELLING your house? Call us LOVE SEAT - Like new condi­ Musical Instruments 44 No. 1-117-OUILTS ON PARADE. Pass 6T Pass Pass It didn’t matter what West Room Ranch, on heavily treed printing plates, .007 thick afer 5, 649-6273. OIrectloos for sliteeo qollts. first and we ll make you a tion, orange background with 1966 CHEVY WAGON- Run­ Pass did. A spade lead would be acre -f- lot. Exceptionally cash offer! T.J. Crockett, 23x32 ", 25 cents each or 5 for 1/2 PRICE ON GUITARS and No. O tlS-CRANDMOTHER'S FLOW­ white floral print. Call after 4 ning but needs work. $75. Call ER OUILTS. IS fosclootloi qollts. U yon need help in writing letters of sympathy, con­ run around to South’s jack; clean, with many custom Realtor, 643-1577. p.m., 646-1168. $1. Phone 643-2711. Must be etc. Save on thousands of TALCOTTVILLE- 6 Room built-in features. Also, 3 picked up before 11 a m. Duplex with garage. $245 anytime, 875-7059. No. 0-11B-AMERICA'S FAVORITE gratulations or thaiik-you letters, get Abby's booklet “How a diamond lead would give a brand name instruments. APBHANS. A besoNlol solictloo. Opening lead: *9 ruff and discard. bedrooms, 1 1/2 baths, 2 zone IMMEDIATE Cash for your FOUR-PIECE Pine Bedroom ONLY. Rivers Music, 7 Main Street, monthly. Utilities not in­ No. O-tZO-MANE A SIFT. Mail to Write Letters lor aU Oceations.” Send 11 and a long, oil heat. Immediate occupan- cluded. Security and ATTENTION! Come see our lifts for frlsnds sod fsmilv. •tamped (28 cental, aell-addreated envelope to Abby: IK property. Let us explain our Set. Excellent condition. New Britian, 2261977. Christ­ Great Selection of Quality $64,500. Peterman Real fair proposal. Gall Mr. TWO 300 AMP Rectifiers - mas Lay away invited. Open references required. Call Lasky Dr,, Beverly Hills, Calif. 90212. By Oswald Jacoby g's Queen-size bed, triple dresser, Preowned Autos. Completely and Alan Sonlag state Agency, 649-9404, 646- Belfiore, 647-413. dresser with shelved mirror, Good condition.Good for til 9 p.m. daily. alter 4:30, 649-7384. 1171-. plating, or welding. Call 649- reconditioned at Manchester night stand. 4 years old. $800. Honda, Connecticut's largest The motto "Silence ia A Canadian reader wants MAY WE BUY your home? 568-0935. 3439 from noon til 6:00 p.m. ORGAN PRE-AMP Leslie TWO BEDROOM to know the chance that one 7 ROOM COLONIAL CAPE- 2 Quick, fair, all cash and no TOWNHOUSE AVAILABLE. and most complete Honda Autos For Sale 61 ( Astrograph Golden” applies to many speaker excellent condition. Dealer! 24 Aaam Street, opponent will hold all three £ to 4 bedrooms. 1 car garage. problem. Call Warren E. MOLDED FORMICA top and Call after 5 pm, 643-1680. All appliances. Heat and hot The Born Loser — Art Sansom bridge hands. If West had 30" ELECTRIC Frigidaire Manchester. 1967 FORD FAIRLANE XL-2 observed this motto the odds missing trumps when de­ Walk in basement. Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. Stove. Immaculate. $100. paneled bar with two shelves water included. $325 monthly. clarer and dummy hold 10. Conveniently located to shop­ Color: White. Call 643-9317 and four stools. $175. 646-6028. Boats-Accessorles 45 Call Mr. Peterman. 649-9404, door. Runs good. New starter. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Your are that South would have ping center. $47,900. No or 646-1171. JEEP 1974 CJ-5-258 C.I. High Good tires. No rust. $400. 643- mental faculties are exception­ ^ H g y , A ASNOmiRAXgll tried to establish his king of Trumps will break SHI 22 agents. 646-4877. after 5 p.m. performance engine, 20,000 6226. ally keen today. You'll have no “ 5HC»r DOWM diamonds for a spade dis­ percent of the time. DARK LOAM Delivered ' 5 1974 FURY - 16>/2-foot SNOWaAKg! (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) yards, $34. plus tx. Also sand, COLUMBIA - 3 room apart­ miles. Hooker Headers, problem handling a task or GAWTHeHPCT IVOOFIHEIA , Ai&AlK)!, card from dummy and fiberglass, tilt trailer, with project requiring organization COVENTRY- Two Family in Household Goods 40 gravel and more stone 643- 1975 55-horsepower outboard ment with heat, hot water, Holley four barrel, 1970 IMPALA 4 Door Hard wound up one trick short Offenhauser high-riseigh and concentration. SMOWRAKg! ALIKE,y'KMOW! IForacopy olJACOBY MOD­ town. Nice condition. 9504. Chevy engine. 2 tanks, $2,500. stove, refrigerator, elgctrigh Top. Full power. Air, New since West held the ace of ERN, send t1 to: "H i at Excellent income. Owner REFRIGERATORS ..^manifold. Monro MagnumMa Tires. Exceptional Value. Call December 23,1976 GEMINI (May 21-June 20) As that suit. □MISC. FOR SALE Also 50 horse Johnson out­ ty, air conditioning,^!^ Se-^ you get into group involve­ Bridge," care ol this newspa­ anxious. $29,900. Lessenger Washers / ranges, used, cond floor. Adults only. No sJibcks, all gauges, 2 sets of 649-6818, 5 pm or weekends. Things you’ve given much time 14-FOOT HILLTOP Trailer board, $300. 228-0475 or 228- ments today you'll discover West's no-purpose spade per, P.O. Box 439, Radio Oily Sells, 6466713. guaranteed and clean. New tires, log lights, roll bar. and attention to are ready to be $150. Outboard motor 40 horse 9550. pels. Security deposit. Call you're the one who knows how overcall gave South a strong Station, New York, N. Y. 10019.; Articles lor Sale 41 Excellent shape. Must sell Trucks tor Sale put to the test this coming year. shipment damaged. G.E & Evenrude $250. Mobilehome 646-7690. 62 to start the good times rolling. this month! Please call 623- The pot of gold at the end of the BOLTON- Manchester, Ver­ FRIGIDAIRE. lo w prices. 45x10 with furniture in cam­ Garden Products 47 CANCER (June 21-July 22) 4051. rainbow is near at hand. non line, 5 room Ranch. B.D. Pearl & Son, 649 Main ping ground $4,000, Call 525- THREE ROOM Apartment - 1951 CHEVY PICK-UP. Good Even if you didn’t plan to Sliders to patio, finished base­ Street, 643-2171. 7100. BOTTI FRUIT FARM - Fresh Carpeting, parking. Available condition, $600. 649-4365 after CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) entertain today, chances are ment, fireplai** carpeting, now. No pets. Adults only. 1971 FORD FAIRLANE 6 pm. in an undemonstrative way FRESH PICKED MT. Sweet Apple Cider, Apples, 9 WAGON runs good, $450 or the gang will wind up back at Heathcliff — George Gately appliances, go orkshop, WE BUY AND SELL Used CHRISTMAS TREES- Blue & pears. 260 Bush Hill Rod, Call 649-5729 anytime. you’ll go after what you really your house until the wee ,VU*hJm.4«|L.VLI* acre plus ici m nice Furniture. One piece or entire LAUREL FOR SALE- Best best offer. 649-3802 after 5 pm. want today. What's more, you for Christmas Wreaths Si White Spruce. Tag, and or cut. Manchester. hours. Be prepared. neighborhood. $48,000. No household. Cash on the line. Wreaths. FREE Boughs! MANCHESTER - Con­ stand a darned good chance of LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Your first Decorations. $1.25 bunch. Call 1969 CHEVY IMPALA good Motorcycles-Bicycles 64 getting your heart's desire. EEfrFE agents Owner 643-4366. Furniture Bam. 646-0865. 649-7862. Stanley Tree Farm, Long Hill Antiques 48 dominium. 3 bedrooms, 2 V2 choice of who you'll want to baths, rec-room. All condition, no dents. Air con­ Like to find out more of what spend a festive social evening y Road, off Route 6 at Andover 1973 HONDA CB 450. Low lies ahead for you In 1979? WInthrop — Dick Cavalll KEEP SMILING SIDE BY SIDE Kelvinator Church. 742-6438. appliances. $375. Security ditioning, AM/FM radio, 1971 with today will be your old USED STORM WINDOWS WANTED: Antique furniture, 350 automatic. Asking $800. mileage. Excellent condition. Send for your copy of Astro- KEEP HAPPY refrigerator and freezer, 19 glass, pewter, oil paintings or deposit and references. Tom $650. Call 643-5849. friends. You'll find yourself cubic feet. Good running con­ FOR SALE- Triple Track 643-2481, 649-9366. 528-3419. Graph Letter by mailing 50 drawn close to them. WHY CC> y o u ALW AYS Aluminum. Various sizes. Call FULL LENGTH Ranch Mink other antique items. R, cents for each and a long, self- B E C A L ie e I D ON'T K N C W W H Y I dition. $150.00 649-9953. Coat, excellent condition. Size Harrison, 643-8709. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Sev­ 'vLANTT TO H IT F’EOPLE^ THEY'RE Real Estate Wanted 28 649-7862. evenings and Sunday. 1971 CHEVROLET IMPALA HERCULES 175- 1978 7 speed, addressed, stamped envelope eral gift packages are coming B O T H E R 1 2 ? 12 or 14. $800. 875-2344. COVENTRY- Four room excellent condition. Fox to Astro-Graph, P.O. Box 489, M A e T Y ? THERE. A s k h i m AKJYTHINtr. 30” ELECTRIC STOVE & 17 apartment second floor. Heat hard lop, 2-door. Good running your way today. It’ll be up to ALL CASH For your property, SEWING MACHINES- Brand CHRISTMAS TAG SALE- 10 condition. $500, 649-7149 after shocks $795. Call 649-6549. Radio City Station, N.Y. 10019. you as to whether you open ______-- Cubic Foot Refrigerator- LIVE CHRISTMAS trees for to 50% off! Furniture, China, and lights included. No Be sure to specify birth sign. within 24 hours. Avoid Red Very, very clean! Call 5 to 9 new Zig-Zags. Distributors ch ildren, no pets. $175 5 pm. them now or wait until Christ­ Tape, Instant Service. Hayes list price $199.95. Now only sale. 454 Woodland Street, Glass, Dolls, Old And Not So Campers-Trallers AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) mas. p.m., 569-3804. Manchester. Old, Nippon, Depression, monthly, plus security. Mobile Homes 65 Many people should cross your V Corpoation, 646-0131. $79.50. Save up to 50% on all 1970 FIAT 850 SEDAN- Runs LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Today Figurenes, Silver, Lamps, Available January 1st. Call path today and, living up to famous makes! Viking, Elna, 742-9162, or 649-6410. well, up to 40 mpg, needs body should be anything but a dull JGZ New Home, Singer, etc. A-1 FIREWOOD FOR SALE. Pictures, Frames, Mirrors, 1974 MOBILE HOME - Ea7t your sun sign, you'li iove every day mostly because you will be work, $150 or best offer, 659- minute of it. The more who * ♦ Sewing Center, 2026 Park Hardwood. Cut, split and And Lots Of Miscellaneous! 0025. Hartford location 2 bedrooms, the spark that set things in delivered. $75 cord. 649-5683. Friday 2nd. & Saturday 23rd. FEMALE ROOMMATE to iiving room, kitchen, bath and share the day with, the better motion and keeps everything rW. Street, Hartford, 2361123. share 5 room apartment. you’il like it. 9-4 pm. 94 Wapping Wood NOVA FOR PARTS- 1968 & appliances, no pets or rolling. Road, Route 74, Ellington. College area. $113, plus 1/2 children. Best offer over $6 - PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) As SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) It's * w * X * ' * utilities. 646-7244. 1970, or option to buy. Good the day wears on you’ll see that parts, no Junk. Call 745-5231 800. Call 527-6714 or 527-0943 a sentimental time of year and 1975 GOEBEL Hummel An­ what you want to achieve will today you'll find yourself being after 5 p.m. come easier if you’re iess QUIET ONE BEDROOM Automotive Service drawn toward those who have € H/eWNtA,lnc..TM fltg US Pat OH cXVALU niversary Plate, $385, 66 forcefui and more iogicai. Use Tranquility by Beta Hummel Apartment. Heat, air con­ compassionate natures. Cold CALL TODAY... ditioned. West Middle Turn­ 1978 DATSUN B-210 10,500 your head. attitudes will turn you off. $225. Call 568-0715. miles standard, excellent con­ WE PAY $10 for complete ARIES (March 21-April 19) Short Riba - Frank Hill •«•••••■*•••••••••••••*••• pike. $190. Adults only. Call Junk cars. Call Joey at Tolland SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 649-2098. Occupancy for Jan, dition, takes regular. $3,200. Speak up. Let another know 21) You could be the life of the Wanted to Buy 49 Auto Body 528-19M. how you feel about an issue EBENEZK SCROOGE, 1. 1979. Call 646-0795 evenings. party today, enjoying both new YOU ARE THE MOST WHAT PO YOI I AM THE SPIRIT OF personaily important to you. He people and your old pals. The h id e o u s g h o s t REPRESENT • PIANO WANTED any condi­ or she will see your side of the THE STEAK AND KIDNEY mixture will be stimulating to IV E M BT. PIE YOU HAD FOR PINNER. tion call anytime. 879-6451. picture and gladly go along you and draw out your best. 2 with you. (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) <=: OFFICE SPACE Berry’s World — Jim Berry ' mine A eiDCKINe FOR A H0MUS6 CAT.' FOR RENT Bugs Bunny — Helmdahl & Stolfal 250 square feel, center of Manchester, air conditioning and H6IZE'$ A CHECK FEK TH' parking. Call 643-9551. AMOUNT O ' YSK H P.’9/at,htXint. tM fl., us P. OH U?4N, FUPP^Y/y THa^NK YOU/ 2 Boarding Houaa This ' World TWO FAMILY It s an innovation that allows you to STAR your MAJOR. THIB CHRISTMAS IS OLfTTA in s t e a d o f classified ad for extra attention value. Simply MANCHESTER 3-F3 GOES DOWN HAND! INSTEAD OF BUY IN' A LOT OF Clean home. Live In one HARPER THAN y '"' y<"*r ad , LOVE AND PEACE JUNK NOBODY STARRED. The only additional charge is for the apartment and rent out A DOLLAR ■ the b is Wo r d is NEEPi! WE'RE the other. $42,900. s t e a k , b u t 'MORE’! IF THE SIFT space the STAR occupies. There are two A COMPLETE CAR CARE CENTER , 6IV1N'TO CHARITY WE iSOTTA PILE ROESN'T TOP - A NURSIN' home different sizes of STARS you can use. Try it the G R O U P 1 AD/VMT th e tr e e , it s . t h a t h e l p s to'sen""* important me.ssage F.J.SPILECKI YOU'RE n o t h in .' 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NUMBER./ •rn^MK We have it An ai re 4 lot with a 7 YOU... room residential liuilding that can lie renovated or deniolished A g a i n : Uncluttered setting on a liusy street in a develoiied area makes t>197BbvNEA.Inc this pro|HTlv ideal lor a sports center, restaurant. li(|uor outlet Heralb COLLECT TOWmBHOWl professional liuilding or retai /2-22 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING lies. “If you don't have enough anxieties, stay V BROUP I tuned for the news." E WAS F.J.8PILECKI (COUNT INS «A/w At- atx. Herald HeoflorB L tPN 643-2711 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 646-2121 M O R E = b v X A b c .TM atg US Pal Otl