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Lost Interest lEurntnn Hrralft Vol. XCVill, No. 72 — Manchester, Conn., Tuesday, December 26, 1978 WASHINGTON (UPI) - The » A Family NEWSpaper Since 1881 e 20it Single Copy • 15C Home Delivered Social Security trust fund has iost $1.1 billion in interest over the past two decades and could lose a like amount in the next five years unless Washington forces the states to pay their share more quickly, congressional in Turkey Under Martial Law vestigators say. The General Accounting Office, ANKARA, Turkey (UPli — The Congress' fiscal watchdog, said in Turkey's) 67 cities." Turkish government today declared He listed the 13 cities as Karaman a report there is no justification martial law in 13 cities including for the Health, Education and Maras. Istanbul’. Ankara, Adana, Ankara and Istanbul in an attempt to Elazig, Bingol, Erzincan, Erzurum, Welfare Department letting halt three days of street fighting states contribute Social Security Gaziantep. Kars, Malatya, Urfa and between leftist and rightist Moslems Sivas. taxes on behalf of their employees in which at least 100 people have been every three months. killed. Most of the towns are in the HEW has proposed putting the southeast and eastern part of the country. rft. state contributions on a more in the south Anatolian city of 7*' frequent basis, but GAO said even Karaman Maras, 93 people were monthly or every other month is killed and unofficial reports said at Commando units in Karaman too long — the states should send least another six persons had died in Maras enforced a dusk-to-dawn the money to Washington every Adana and one in Istanbul. curfew, but curfews were not im­ two weeks, like many private mediately declared in any other ft*, towns. employers must. Prime Minister Bulent Ecevit, who chaired a 17-hour emergency govern­ ’w* Stability of the Social Security Unofficial estimates said clashes trust fund has been jeopardized in ment meeting that ended early between leftists and rightists have recent years because more is today, said martial law had been claimed thousands of lives over the being paid out in benefits than is clamped on the 13 cities from 7 a.m. past six years, including more than and would remain in effect for two being collected. GAO said had the months. 1.000 this year, of which the killings states’ payments been made in Karaman Maras were the worst. r> monthly since 1961, the fund could The violence, which officials called have earned $1.1 billion in in­ tlie worst in Turkey since massive In a statement broadcast over Turkish radio stations today, Ecevit ‘,K terest, about the same that will be student riots in May 1969, erupted lost in the next five years if the called the fighting a rebellion against i Friday in Karaman Maras, 200 miles the state. system isn’t changed. south of Ankara, when rightist Sunni Moslems disrupted a funeral for two "This is a rebellion against the left-wing Alevi Moslem teachers Turkish state, so the martial law is Plane Found killed by the rightists. The Sunnis are needed," the prime minister said. Turkey's dominant religious group. He said the killings “could only be PALERMO, Sicily (UPI) - done by those who want to divide the ’File generally left-wing Alevis are Turkish state." Searchers looking for 77 missing Shiite Moslem offshoot. bodies from Italy's worst air On Guard in Turkey ’’They killed without making any crash in six years said today they "The violence has been running for difference. These events are not only may have found the submerged Heavily armed soldiers are on guard in located 200 miles south of Ankara was calm months.’’ Ecevit told newsmen. “It directed against the government but wreckage of the Alitalia DC9 that Karaman Maras, Turkey, Monday in the Christmas night, although some gunfire still (martial law) is the only way to stop also against the Turkish state. plunged into the sea early Satur­ wake of three days of street fighting that has it. I hope these measures taken in ’’They even fired on Turkish day, killing 108 of the 129 aboard. was heard in the outer districts. (DPI photo) these 13 cities will benefit all (of soldiers" Italian warships, divers, left some 93 persons dead. The city of 150,000 helicopters and a small sub­ marine were seeking the wreckage of the plane and of a ship that sank after a collision in the nearby Strait of Messina in Israel Cabinet Act To Leave Door Open twin disasters that turned Sicily’s prove a U.S.-drafted peace treaty. Christmas holiday into a night­ By United I’rcHs liiteriiulitm ul cabinet meeting and tlie ministers, Begin on the session Monday. mare. In Cairo, Acting Foreign Minister “The result of the talks with the Government sources in Jerusalem who spoke at today’s meeting Naor said Dayan spoke for an hour Sonar equipment was being Butros Ghali made it clear Monday Egyptians is my conclusion that I do said today the Israeli cabinet is likely suggested possible ways to continue but the secretary declined to used to locate the plane’s Egypt had not softened its position in think there is a possibility to have an to restate its rejection of Egyptian talks with Egypt wiUiout deviating describe the discussion beyond wreckage, believed to lie in 164 demands to change the draft treaty the negotiations ao a result of the agreement,” Dayan told reporters on from the previous decision. calling it “businesslike and to the tripartite meeting in Brussels. his return from Brussels Sunday. feet of water oh Palermo. but leave the door open for further “The cabinet held an extraordinary point." Only 21 passengers survived the Ghali said Egypt cannot bargain But he cautioned, “Only if the negotiations. meeting today," cabinet secretary He said the meeting was classified air crash. Searchers have The sources commented after away its defense obligations to other government of Egypt will be ready to Arye Naor tol(l reporters after the as a session of (he Ministerial Arab states or sign a separate peace recovered 31 bodies. Foreign Minister Moshe Dayan change its position and the govern- Jerusalem session that lasted more Defense committee making the con­ with Israel that would leave the The ship disaster involved a briefed the cabinet today on his meit of Israel will be ready to go, than two hours-. “ The foreign tents of the discussion banne

Jubilance, Violence Mark Yule Observance MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Man.hcsler. Conn., Tues.. Dec. 26. l!)7(i - PACIE TllUEK By WILLIAM J. HOLSTEIN to solve the world’s seemingly unen­ Americans to a special dinner in the turkey dinners, hunks of pie and lots mas meals. llnilnl Pretts Intrrnalional ding problems. ancient lakeside city of Hangchow’s of coffee. have more people from the com­ “We’ve been serving more people Nearly 1 billion Christians around A delighted crowd of 100,000 people best restaurant. Chicken wrapped in Officials at the Volunteers of munity coming in to eat. Families the world, from Bethlehem to than ever this year,” said Col. Don in St. Peter’s Square heard the lotus leaves, cooked in clay and America Bowery Tabernacle are eating here together; women Mexico City to Hangchow, China, Schwartz of the Volunteers. "I think Polish-born pontiff demonstrate his served by a beaming chef in white reported women and children were who live alone are here. We didn’t celebrated the birth of Jesus Christ it’s because of the economy — we have that before." flair for languages — speaking in coat and Mao cap took the place of for the first time seeking free Christ­ in their own way — mostiy joyfully tongues as diverse as Chinese, turkey and Christmas pudding. but sometimes violently and often in Arabic, Albanian. Croatian and President Carter, who engineered just plain poverty. Ethiopian. He used 15 languages the opening of diplomatic relations The world's estimated 950 million spoken by people living under Com­ with China, voiced optimism that Christians marked the day with munist or Marxist rule. other world problems would soon be The Manchester Parkade's traditional family gatherings and In Mexico City, officials said the eased with the signing of a nuclear religious observances of the day a traditional pre-Christmas “nine arms limitation treaty with the child was born in a manger in posadas" celebrations ended with a Soviet Union and a Middle East Bethlehem. toli of 100 dead, mostly from drinking peace treaty between Egypt and Nearly 2,000 years after the event, too much and shootings. Israel. tourist buses crowded Manger The burning of rubber tires around “I think we will have a peace trea­ Square in front of the 4th-century the capital — another part of the ty for the Middle East and I think we Basilica of the Nativity in Bethlehem celebration — left a gray blanket of will have a SALT agreement with the and Franciscan priests wearing gold- smog over the already polluted city. Soviets,’’ Carter told reporters on the embroidered white robes celebrated Chinese hosting American tourist front lawn of his mother-in-law’s Mass as bells tolled from the steeple. groups traveling in China attempted house in Plains, Ga. Israeli security was tight and to help their guests celebrate their Carter expressed his hope that Mayor Elias Freij said more people ’’festival’’ in proper Western fashion. "everyone in our country had as good would have made pilgrimages to In the lobby of the Tung Fang Hotel a Christmas as we have had." Bethlehem were it not for the fear of in Canton, a brightly lit Christmas In New York, it was an entirely Palestinian terrorist attacks. tree adorned with jolly paper Santas different kind of Christmas for In Vatican City, Pope John Paul II contrasted with the portrait of the several thousand homeless men who used, a record 24 languages in his first late Communist Party Chairman live in the shadows of the Bowery. After Christmas speech and stressed the Mao Tse-tung. They lined up at the Salvation Ar­ it power of humanity and individualism At day’s end. tour guides took the my’s Bowery Service Center for free

Young Lady Is Popular ' ' " . A : , BOLTON — Kimberly Ruel, 10, of like Amy (Carter) would come When she returned to Bolton she u Bolton has been a very popular young downstairs to see us." gave a special talk to her classmates lady during this Christmas season. As a “celebrity" Kim has also to tell them all about her travels. Kim designed this year’s Christmas appeared on television and while in Kim also visited Governor Ella CHRISTMAS seal. Washington she visited th pandas at Grasso last week and with Lyle and She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. the National Zoo, did some Christ­ Rogers, received the governor’s of­ Annual Christmas Blessing Claude Ruel of Notch Road and mas shopping in Georgetown, and ficial statement designating I • December as Christmas Seal month started on her way to being Connec­ toured the city in a double-decker A view of St. Peter’s Square from the Ber­ day to receive Christmas Day blessing from ticut’s 1978 Children’s Christmas bus. The trip to Washington was also in Connecticut. Kim presented the nini Colonnade, Vatican City, shows the Seal ambassador during the holidays the very first time that Kim had been governor with a handstitched Christ­ Pope John Paul II, on balcony at far side of of 1976 when her art teacher, Mrs. in an airplane. She and her party mas stocking she made herself (with faithful and pilgrims filling the square Mon­ the square, left. (UPI photo) Sarah Winter at the Bolton Elemen­ received VIP treatment on the trip. a little help from her art teacher) tary School, decided to have her Kim received a corsage and was and it was stuffed with candy canes students participate in the Christmas allowed to visit the cockpit. made from Christmas seals. Planners To Begin seal project. Mew Yearns The painting that Kimberly Town Plan Update designed„------for the ,..j projectp ' ' was one of Eve With Us more than 300 submitted to the con­ MANCHESTER - The the town and information test sponsored by the Connecticut town, like most everything about utilities, such as • A FU U BUFFET Christmas Seal-Lung Association. else, has undergone many water and sewer service. MANY HOT & COUMTEMS Through a selection process at changes in the past 15 A total of $25,000 in Com­ ALL YOU CAN EAT 7 TO 9 state and national levels, Kim’s pain­ years. munity Development fun­ ting emerged as Connecticut’s selec­ One item that has not ding has been set aside to • DANCING 9-1 tion. Kathleen Davis, executive changed during that update the plan. A consul­ director of the Connecticut Lung MUSK BY TK period, however, is the tant would bed hired by the MBBCMI WAY BAND Association, said, "One of the town’s Comprehensive town to do the work. hardest parts of the Children’s Plan of Development. So, “It is the intent of this • SETUPS PROVIDED Christmas Seal design project is that the Planning and Zoning study to update existing we have to wait two years from the Commission will sit down planning reports and the • HATS. FAVORS. TODAY thru SATURDAY time the painting is selected until it tonight to begin work on elements of the Com­ appears on the seals.” NOISEMAKERS updating it. prehensive Plan of . She said the reason for this is that The commission will Development by incor $35 PER COUPLE it takes two years’ lead time to print meet at 7:30 in the Lincoln porating utilities studies, the more than 85 million sheets of STILL TIME FOR Center Conference Room. transportation studies, J.AST MINUTE PLANSI seals used annually across the coun- The plan outlines how the December 26-30th try. wetlands considerations town should develop and and other factors into a Since it was announced last May use its own space property. single plan for the town," that Kim was the winner she has It details what parts of Lamson wrote. been busy representing the Lung town should be used for in­ ’The PZC meeting tonight Association at a variety of functions dustrial, business or will be the first formal one and she said “It’s been lots of fun.” residential use. by a town agency con­ She has gotten to work a lot with Bros The plan does not set nected with the plan up­ George Lyle and Mike Rogers, requirements but is a members of the New England date. Lamson said today guideline for the town to the meeting probably will M A M A M IA ’S Whalers team who were co-chairmen follow in future develop­ be an informal discussion 748 TOLLAND TPKE7 for the Connecticut Christmas seal ment. MANCHESTER drive. about the approach to the The plan includes six update work. FOR RESERVATIONa 646-75581 Kim also went to Washington, D.C. elements — principals, where she was a special guest of the zoning regulations, zoning Department of Health, Education map, subdivision and Welfare at the opening of the reguiations, open space exhibit of the 1978 Childrens’ Christ­ OVER 50 GREAT STORES development program and mas Seal art at the new Humphrey HARTFORD RD. & RROAD ST. Building. proposed land use map. TTie sections about prin­ While there, Kim, and a number of i cipals and proposed land Yes, we still make ourfamous sundaes with true-fruit Adam’s Apple My Store For Levi’s Christmas seal artists from other Kimberly Ruel of Bolton, Connecticut’s 1978 Christmas Seal use have not been updated toppings-like raspberry and pineapple. As well Anderson-Little Co., Inc. states, met with Joseph Califano, as rich chocolate and butterscotch. We know Liggett’s Parkade Pharmacy designer, posts her painting at “Mr. Owl’s” bulletin board since 1963. ’These should be Bernle's TV & Appliance Marshalls HEW secretary. ’The children had a reviewed, Alan Lamson, that’s the only way. So come treat yourself to your Brigg’s Ice Cream Store tour of the White House and Kim with Mary Anne Petersen, teacher on the television program, town planner, said in a favorite flavor now, and save. At a participating Thom McAn Shoe Store said, “I’ve never been in a White “The Romper Roon.” Kim was a special guest on the Sept. 1 letter to Town DAIRY QUEEN* store. It’s Funthing Different. The Camera Shop Martin, Ltd. House before. I kept hoping someone program. Manager Robert Weiss. Card Gallery Papa Gino’s Many factors can affect Channel Home Center Parkade Bakery \ the town’s plan of develop­ Children’s Wear House ment. These include Parkade Barber Shop tCATTU National Weather changes in the growth of Connecticut Bank & Trust Co. Parkade Cleaners ' 4 City Fest Hi Lo Miami Beach pc 78 70 Consumer Sales Parkade Health & Nutrition Shoppe ■4 Albuquerque c 53 28 Milwaukee pc 20 12 K f-JO.OO'^ Airport Fees Cookie Cottage 1 . Anchorage cy 19 13 Minneapolis pc 14 09 Parkade Lanes Asheville pc 49 23 Nashville pc 49 09 BOGOTA, Colombia CVS Pharmacy Parkade Laundromat KA\. Atlanta c 52 UNFIIAIICacO 29 New Orleans c 54 32 (UPI) — Newspaper David’s Prague Shoes __1_ Billings c 26 11 New York c 45 31 reports say authorities are D & L, Inc. Birmingham c 51 28 Oklahom Cty c 56 27 considering charging an Radio Shack Boston c 45 33 Omaha pc 33 14 admission fee at the Delyn Fashions Records Unlimited Brwnsvli Tx. pc 76 58 Philadelphia pc 46 16 Sundae Bogota and Cali airports, Diamond Showcase Buffalo s 33 18 Phoenix c Reed’s lOWfSI tlM N IA IU IIl ' 63 41 to reduce the number of Dreamland II Chrlstn S.C. pc 60 41 Pittsburgh s 34 19 Savings Bank of Manchester .Charltt N.C. pc 53 30 Portland Maine pc 42 26 non-passengers crowding Flower Store Sears, Roebuck & Co. Chicago PC 25 14 Portland Ore. pc 36 29 the terminals. No amount Food Mart Cleveland s 35 17 Providence c 45 30 for the proposed fee was Shady Glen Dairy Bar, Inc. Columbus cy 35 26 Richmond mentioned. Colombia Fowler Opticians vr so V c 53 25 Simmons Shoes Dallas c 65 42 St. Louis c 44 21 charges an exit tax on all U riW lA IH IR FOIOCASI ® [S3 * Harvest Hill Package Store Swiss Colony Cheese & Gourmet Shop Denver c 32 13 Sail l.ake City c 41 21 departing international Ilona, Ltd. For period ending 7 a.m. EST Wednesday. During Des Moines pc 24 11 San Antonio pc 70 45 passengers equivalent to TJ’s New York Style Deli Restaurant Detroit s 34 San Diego ’Tuesday night, snow will fall over the northern Rockies, 15 pc 70 45 $ 10. Jewelry Shoppe Weathervane North Dakota and the New England area, while mostly Duluth pc 10 07 San Francisco pc 51 40 Jo Ann’s Fabrics fair weather is expected elsewhere, except rain in El Paso pc 61 29 San Juan pc 85 75 Wild Tops southwestern Texas. Hartford c 38 28 Seattle cy 43 33 King’s Department Store Woman’s World Honolulu c 80 61 Spokane cy 27 05 I GREETING CARDS Knitter’s World, Inc. Youth Centre Connecticut Weather Houston pc 64 52 Tampa cy 66 53 FOR AU OCCASIONS Indianapolis cy 34 27 Washington pc 49 3t SMOorLamDIspliy Partiy sunny today with diminishing winds. High Jackson Mss. c 55 26 Wichita c 62 23 temperatures 36 to M, 4 C. Tonight clouding up with Jacksonville pc 60 33 c-clear; cl-clearing; cv- ARTHURDRUG chane of some light snow. Lows 20 to 25. Cloudy early Kansas City c 44 20 cloudy:f f-fair; hz-haze: m- W^nesday then clearing becoming windy and turning Las Vegas c 63 34 missing; pc-partly cloudy; r- another. coider. High temperatures near 30. Probability of Little Rock c 55 38 rain: sh-showers; sm-smoke; Louisville pc 41 30 sn-snow; sy-sunnv; ts- precipitation near zero today 30 percent tonight 20 per­ Memphis cent Wednesday. c 53 35 thunderstorms; w-windy. CmCULATION HOURS M on.-F rl. Winter Sports Outlook Kxlended Outlook 6:30 10 SM DCUVERY OCAOUHt. 6M pjn. for 5*^ Light snow and flurries will continue throughout the BOSTON (UPI) — Extended outlook for New England SAT. mountain region today but accumulations will amount to Thursday thru Saturday: 7XW - 1IM0 i.m. The Largest Shopping Center East of The River only an inch or two over the north portions of New Mass., R.I. & Conn.: Fair and very cold through the OEUVERY DEADUNE 7:30 •.m. , SALE GOOD Hampshire and Maine and at higher elevations. period. High temperatures in the middle 20s to lower 30s. ' Suggested Carriw Rates' Llsewhere skies should become generally sunny. High Overnight lows 5 to 15. PtyiUo li\ AOvoiko . DEC. 27 temperatures will range from the upper 20s up north to Vermont: Partly cloudy with scattered flurries SWoopy...... ISO around 40 in southern New England. Winds will still be Thursday. Mostly cioudy with flurries likely Friday. One m onth...... S9.90 THURS. DEC. 28 strong along the coast and at summits but should gradual­ Clearing Saturday. High in the teens and 20s. Lows 5 to ThroomontN ...... t11.70 OOo Manchester ly dimmish during the afternoon. Light snow and flurries 15. 6b( m on th *...... 123.40 O no yoor...... S4«,ao FRI. DEG. 20 ONLY are likely throughout northern and central sections Maine and New Hampshire: Generally fair through the M«M R tltt Upon Roquoit tonight and possibly in the south as well but ac­ period but with scattered Hurries up north. Highs 13 to 23 ^b o c fib o r* who Itll to rooolvo thotr now tpm before 5:30 p.m'. cumulations will not be significant except in the moun- north and in the 20s south. Lows 0 to 10 below north and 0 •hould Mopnon# tho drculMlon / tains. to 10 above south. Opptrtmont, 647-0040. HARTFORD RD. & BROAD ST. ‘ Second Sundae-same size, any flavor. // PAGE FOUR — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Tues.. Dec. 26, 1978

Highway Death Toll Gandhi To be Freed Tues,, Dec. 28. .978 - P a rt. ... l- NEW DELHI. India (UPI) - The presi­ jured and tens of thousands arrested. Coventry Board Hears Manchester Parkade dent of India formally adjourned the lower President Neelam Sanjiva Reddy's Exceeds Estimate house of Parliament today, clearing the order adjourning Parliament came after way for the release from jail of former days of political wrangling between k ■■ . By I'nilMl I’reait liilvrnaliunal father and his two children, apparently Prime Minister Indira Gandhi. legislators of the ruling Janata Party and Concerns of CGS Head Mrs. Gandhi, 61, was expected to be those of Mrs. Gandhi's "Indira Congress" The National Safety Council's predic­ were killed instantly when the car plowed COVENTRY — William McDermott, Open tion that between 400 and 500 people would into them at an intersection, police said. freed this evening. Party. manager, complained to the board that A t principal of the Coventry Grammar her efforts to show safety filips had been Wed die on the nation's highways during the The car's alleged driver. Edwardo The former prime minister was ordered Mrs. Gandhi's supporters charged ALL ■i . School, has told the Board of Education blocked by school principals and teachers Thurs Christmas holiday weekend has been Coba, 27, was arrested about an hour later jailed by Parliament Dec. 19 for the rest Janata members with “holding Mrs that 1971 reading books are getting worn 11 Great borne out. of its session and was expelled for because some scenes depicted children Fri at his Brooklyn home, officials said. Gandhi hostage" to get bills they wanted out and that it is difficult to obtain suppor­ Youth And in addition to the highway carnage, In another Brooklyn accident Monday, blocking a probe of her son's business passed by the upper house, where the op­ being killed in traffic accidents. “I am NItes tive materials for them because the edi­ disappointed that the board did not trust Centre Til 9 at least 15 fire deaths during the holiday at least three people, including two young dealings in 1975, while she was prime position was in the majority. tion has been revised. minister. my judgment," she said. Stores weekend were attributed to faulty Christ­ girls, were killed and four others injured- Janata members denied they had waited McDermott said the math program at Her arrest touched off organized McDermott said that in addition to the mas tree lights. The worst of the fires when a car collided head-on wittyh city to adjourn the lower house, the necessary the school is strong and the language arts killed eight children in New Orleans. bus. I protests by her supporters in dozens of prelude to freeing Mrs. Gandhi, until they accident incidences, the condition of the skills are being evaluated at all grade ■film was poor and he suggested the forma­ As millions of homeward-bound visitors Four relatives — three children and a cities across India, in which more than a got their legislation through the upper levels. jammed highways, the death toll pushed woman — died late Christmas day in a dozen people were killed, hundreds in­ chamber. tion of an administrative committee to In presenting an overview of the school, work with Bastarache. well above the council's lower limit for one-car accident near Waco, Texas, on the principal praised the long work State Highway 84. The car carrying eight It was also reported to the board that the period that began at 6 p.m. local time experience of the staff noting that the •) Friday and ended at midnight Monday. passengers apparently went off the road, the Christmas concert featuring the Mid­ average number of years with the school, dle School and High School bands, played During last year's Christmas holiday 520 struck an embankment and came to rest Manchester Fire Calls is seven. fatalities were reported. to a packed gymnasium recently with all in a stock pond, submerged in the water. He feels that building maintenance is in­ A United Press International count at 11 Five people were killed and one was tickets sold out before the concert. adequate. He noted that there are leaking Angelo Gesmundo and Carl Salina, p.m. EST showed at least 429 people had critically injured in a two-car collision in , Friday, 8:40 — Box 1243, p.m—Center Springs Park, fire. (Eighth District) roofs in the classrooms and ceiling tiles been killed in traffic accidents in the na­ Michigan Sunday. music teachers, led the bands in 22 selec­ Meadows Convalescent Home brush fire. (Town) Monday, 9:54 a .m .-llA need replacement. He also said that ad­ tions. tion since the holiday weekend began. A parachute became tangled in a plane on Bidwcll Street, smoke Saturday, 11:17 p.m.—360 School St., medical call. ditional parking facilities are needed as The Grade 6 band kicked off the The breakdown. Traffic 449, Fires 64, from which parachute drops were being detector, (Town) Broad St., car fire. (Town) (Town) well as functional drapes for the front of program with four numbers ending with Planes 2, Total 515. made near Phoenix. Ariz.. Monday, Friday, 10:18 p.m.-Lake Saturday, 11:22 Monday, 10:40 a.m.-Sum- the building. Street and Bolton Road, Hurst “Christmas Fantasy." The Grades 7 and 8 Texas reported 54 traffic fatalities, tearing away a section of the tail p.m,—Plymouth Lane and mit and Lilley streets, McDermott told the board that the followed by California with 32, Michigan assembly and sending the plane spiraling tool used to remove a man East Center Street, gas medical call, auto accident. band then played five selections. They Oh Baby, What A Salel teachers had painted their own lounge but with 25, Georgia 25, Ohio 22, North into the ground. Two men were killed, from car in two-car accident. washdown from auto acci­ (Town) were followed by numbers by the High (Eighth District) dent. Monday, 5:ie that new furniture is needed. He said his School Symphonic Band and the Dance We’ve taken our best selling Infants & toddlers wear from Carter’s, Health-tex, Trimfit & Carolina 20, and Florida 20. police said. A third jumped to safety. long-term hopes include a new auditorium Officials said two parachute drops Friday, 10:56 p.m .-26E Sunday, 1:31 a.m —270 W. p.m.—Parkade, laundromat, Band. Doe Spun and reduced our prices for one week only. Save a bundle now! Three people were killed by a hit-and- Channing Drive, smoking between the present one, which is also run driver in a speeding car in Brooklyn, seconds earlier went smoothly but a third Middle Turnpike, gas furnace malfunction. (Town) The dance band received a standing ova­ 2 Crossing Reenacted television set. (Town) washdown. (Town) used as a gym, and the art room. triggered the crash. Monday, 6:18 tion for its arrangement of Albertine's N.Y., Monday. The victims, including a Saturday, 10:58 a.m.-Box Sunday, 6:30 a m.—32A In answer to questions asked by board General George Washington, played by p.m.—Prospect Street, “Bandstand Boogie," and Mancini's 1243, Meadows Convalescent Charles Drive, smell of Coronado Apartments, car members, McDermott said the school's “Super Sleuth Melody." John Kelly of Philadelphia, the younger Home on Bidwell Street. smoke. (Town) fire. (Town) sequential learning program had been (Town) brother of Princess Grace of Monaco, waves Sunday, 10:29 a.m ,—216 Monday, 7:35 p.m.—Tolland modified and has been working well. “It PWP Chapter Rockville Man Killed Saturday, ll,05 Timrod Road, furnace Turnpike, Klock Corporation, includes team teaching, continuous MANCHESTER — The Manchester to the crowd on the shore before leading his a.m.—Grove and Autumn malfunction. (Town) chlorine gas leak. (Eighth Carter Baby Sale troops across the Delaware River to New streets, camp fire. (Town) Sunday, 12:04 p.m .—63 District) progress, learning centers, and differen­ Chapter, Parents Without Partners, will All Carter’s Layette 20% offi tial staffing," he explained. have a general meeting tonight at 8 at Jersey Monday during the annual Christmas Saturday, 8:26 p.m.-Center Ralph Road, furnace malfunc­ Today, 8:52 a.m.—Parkade, Plus these Items listed belowl In Crash Near Circle He said the cost effectiveness of the Community Baptist Church, 585 E. Center Famous Day reenactment of the histroic event. (UPI Springs Park, brush fire. tion. (Town) laundromat, furnace malfunc­ Carter's Snapslde Shirts 6 VERNON — An accident on Route 30, (Town) Sunday, 2:47 p.m.—Windsor tion. (Town) program becomes greater each year and St. Reg. 2/3.19...... Sale 2/2.55 Christmas Eve, claimed the life of juries Saturday at Hartford Hospital. photo) Saturday, 10:52 Street, Exxon Station, car the amount of flexible grouping with non- The meeting is open to persons who are Qro-feature. Diaper tabs. 3 months Doe Spun Gregory L. Denson, 25, of 7 Olson Drive, Samal was discharged Monday after graded structure has decreas^. widowed, divorced, separated or never to 1% yra. Rockville. treatment for head injuries at Charlotte Sandra Bastarache, school bus married and having at least one living Carter's Jiffon Shirts 2 Pc. Sets The accident happened just east of Ver­ Hungerford Hospital in Torrington. child. Reg. 2 /2 .4 9 ...... Sale 2/1.99 For Infants & Toddlers non Circle, police said. They said Denson A 32-year-old Kent man died at Sharon Combed knit cotton, e months was alone in the car, crossed the center of Hospital Sunday from injuries received AFTER CHRISTMAS to 3 yrs. the road and struck a car which was west-, when his car struck a tree’ on Route 7 in Carter’s Training Pants bound. Kent Saturday. Police said Earl F. Reg. 2/3.49...... Sale 2/2.79 30% Off The driver of the other vehicle was John Bracken was driving north when his car lUMnNCE Heavyweight. 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Birth to 9 mos. & 9- appeared structurally sound, authorities 18 mos. "Patchwork Pals" said. But the fire did little to reinforce the BORptHLtbi ^ Coordinates company's shaky foundation. I Correction j V s r n O n Kmart Shopping Center, Routes 83 S 30 — 871-1661 STEAM & DRY IRON g i r m Coveralls, overalls, slacks, National Clothespin Co. is one of four creepers, polos, sets & more. 3-ln-one Zip Quilt POCKEfRADIO Reg. 3.50 to 12.25 now 2.50 to major wooden pin factories left in the MANCHESTER — biancesco Morasco SSiS&SSSIfs M fln C h S S tO r Manchester parkade. Broad St _ '/tR og. 11.00 ...... 8 . 9 9 ol«8X«orT^5X7 United States. The other three are in played Santa Claus last week at the : o iw w. ■ V - YO U R C H O K t 9.15. Sizes 6 to 24 months & 2 to 4 for boys & girls. ‘ It’s a sleeping bag, bunting & cozy Maine. Manchester Chapter, American Associa­ F nf Sa IH '•*’’‘l“ll*)~6d6-0302 comforter. Zips from side to bottom. tion of Retired Persons. He was shown in W ITH THIS Sg99 It produces about $500,000 worth of W COUPON C n iI6 IU Enfield Sipiare, 90 Elm Street 8-M G IT wooden pins, or between 37 and 39 million a picture in Thursday's Herald handing "Patchwork Pals" 1.99m Receiving Blankets ...... 3.99 of them, annually. gifts to Mrs. Faith Fallow, chapter presi­ jcoior or compatible CALCULATOR But the company has lost its largest ac dent, and Edward Atkinson, the chapter's HEALTH AND BEAUTY Reg. 5.00. Package of 2, 30”x40”. lie lm m SL2££*ii&e'(T(T()i M s n s f i s l d East Brook Man, oh Routes 195 *84 AID STORES CAN counts to foreign clothespin manufac legislative chairman. The identifications OPENER $ 0 9 9 “Patchwork Pals" turers, notably those from China. under the photo were incorrect. Fitted Sheets ...... 3,99 HAND $ 2 9 9 Reg. 4.50. Fitted crib sheets. Wfl. tSJ8 Beg. $5.9S MIXER j^jj8terjCharje,_Vlsa^Jfouth_Centre_Charj^^ PAGE SIX — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn.. Tues., Dec. 26, 1978

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn.. Tues,, Dec. 26. 1978- PAGK SF.vb-iv Vernon Students Study Newspapers to Produce Their Own Street School In Vernon. VERNON — "Why should we read doing a close study of various spacing, abbreviations and even the concern were written into editorials, pages which were distributed to the The class recently took a great in­ a newspaper? What kind of news is newspapers. Specific “news ter- cartoon messages became clear as and proofreaders checked the end rest of the student body. a d w / h a e iy chosen for the front page? What does terest In newspapers and it was for a m inolo^” was studied, along with the students’ own newspaper “Nosey results “and the first 1978 edition of When asked by their teacher how special reason. ’The class wanted to a headline do for a news story?” the important five “ W’s” of a story. News” became a reality. the school paper went to press.” they felt when all of the work was produce its own school paper. These were some of the questions The class also studied about catchy The students became reporters and ’The finished product consisted of over, the students asked, “When can Students accomplished this by FTE asked of a Grade 5 class at Ldke headlines, editorials, the necessity of covered classroom news, topics of some 300 copies, each having 18 we start our next edition?” Water CHRISTMA Issue Eyed CLEARANC TV games, CBs, headphones and TV antennas ! VERNON — Mayor Frank McCoy and other as town officials will be seen on BARGAIN-PRICED STEREO HEADPHONES national casting a wary eye at the TV 6-IN-l TV CAME FOR PRIVATE LISTENING way Rockville Water and Autographing Her Books Aqueduct Co. rates will be TV Scoreboard® Pro-20 by Realistic handled because of ap­ Mrs. Amelie Gannutz seated, of 373 Lydall St., Manchester, talks by Radio Shack® proval given the Connec­ about her first published children’s book, “Turtle Love, ” with Lisa ticut Water Service Inc. to Erickson of Clinton Street, Manchester. Mrs. Gannutz held an merge its six subsidiaries, autographing session Thursday night at the Manchester State Bank one of which is Rockville (Herald photo by Strempfer) Water and Aqueduct. Approval for the merger Reg. was given earlier this week 3 9 9 5 • by the Public Utilities Con­ Snow Brings Happiness] trol ^m m ission (PUCA). SAVE M^J^or McCoy said he SAVE 4 0 % hasn’t thoroughly read the 40% PUCA decision but he And Extra Plowing Job Play practice, tennis, hockey, noted'that on one hand the target, skeet, squash! On­ Reg. cominission asked each MANCHESTER — While this year’s snow, the normal time plowing starts. screen scoring, sound effects, subsidiary to maintain its 24« own cpsts while on the snow on Christmas Eve probably made After the snow stopped, rain started auto/manual serve, variable many youngsters happy, it meant extra other hand it asked the falling and the wind started blowing. ball speed. Master unit game The best music is your own — especially when you hours of work for the town Highway ’This helped thaw and dry the roads, company to “strive toward controls, remote player unit, can listen to it without disturbing others! These Department. Wajcs said. ’Thus, no sanding and salting equalization of the rates as TTie storm, which started Sunday night, was needed after the plowing. photoelectric pistol. For 1 -2 phones deliver 10-16,000 Hz response. Features soon as possible and as TV SCO»ltBOARD|| left about five inches of snow in the The town’s full fleet of 26 trucks was players. Reqs. 6 ”AA’’ baits. snap-fit head-band and foam-filled vinyl earcups, economically and reasonably feasible." Manchester area, Frederick Wajcs, the. used. Only some of the 10 private contrac­ FCC registered. 60-3061 10' coiled cord. 33-1008 town’s highway superintendent, said. The mayor said he feels tors normally used by the town were AC Adapter. UL Ltated. for both oamat $m .9S. 60-3053 ’This meant more than 12 straight hours available Christmas Eve, Wajcs said. this is a contradiction. He said if they want the costs of work on Christmas Eve and Christmas ’Thus, town trucks covered the routes as VHF-VHF/UHF COLOR TV ANTENNAS I kept separate it would morning for the Highway Department usually done by those contractors. 4-IN-l HOME seen on employees who were called out. While the snow caught many by sur­ national seem rather fruitless to do ’The town crews started plowing at prise, Wajcs said he and his department CUT 10%I this and then on the other about 10:30 p.m. Sunday and the last ones were ready for it. TV GAME by Archer® hand to equalize them. were throu^ at noon Monday. Radio broadcasts throughout the day TV Scoreboard He said after he The quick changes in the weather had called for rain rather than snow. thoroughly reads the deci­ pattern actually helped the crews battle Wajcs, however, checks the weather by by Radio Shack sion he will send a letter to the holiday storm. keeping a careful eye on the outdoor con­ INSTALL IT the commission and ’The snow started and accumulated so YOURSELF express the hope that the ditions and by checking the up-to-the- AND SAVE quickly that no sanding and salting was minute weather service used by the decision doesn’t confirm need^ in the early stages, Wajcs said. department. the problem the (own n ' foresaw when the applica­ Sanding and salting operation is usually "Weathermen have a tendency to blow Reg. done until there is about two inches of it,” he said with a laugh. Reg. tion for the merger was made. 2 9 ^ ^ 9®* TO 59®" In November the mayor told the commission that South Windsor Rec Poll he was concerned that, Ver­ SAVE 4 0 % LEFT PLAYER non cijhtomers migtjt be I IB II Turn your TV into "the asked to pay a dispropor­ Shows Swimming Popular TO tionate rate compared with big game ”1 Hand-held the actual cost of running SOUTH WINDSOR — A recent survey ” not participate in recreational activities controls feature master 53 the Rockville facility, if by the Recreation Department shows that offered by the town because they had no unit game controls plus the rates for all sub­ swimming is the most popular activity of Made in the USA in Radio Shack’s own factories to insure free time or weren’t aware of the sidiaries were equalized. local high school students, followed by remote for second player. lasting quality! These antennas’ deliver true cpior, crisp MISSES: JUNIORS: programs. Sixteen percent said they felt The Rockville facility downhill skiing, ice skating, tennis, sliding On-screen scoring, the department did not offer programs of black and white from 60 to 185 miles, depending on the serves about 4,000 and basketball. sound effects, variable FAM OUS MAKER COORDINATES In acrylic blends, interest to them and 18 percent said the antenna. The Gold Alodized® finish fights rust for years customers, mostly in the JUNIO R DRESSES in woold blends, polys, corduroys Tile survey, which was turned over to town needed a swimming pool. ball speed. For 1 -2 play­ of use. Preassembled for easy installation. Come see our | Rockville section of town. reg.$12-$50...... 7.97-36.07 & morel Reg. $26-$44...... 9.09-19.99 Town Manager Paul Talbot and made Contest Winners ers. Reqs. 6 ”AA ” baits. SKIRTS & SLACKS in wools, wool blends, polysl known to the Town Council, was filled out selection. There’s one for your needsi 1S-1640-164S. The other subsidiaries SPECIAL G RO UP - JR. DRESSES reduced from stock, reg. $30- by 771 high school students. The survey The Recreation Department has an­ FCC registered. 6 0 -3 0 6 0 15-1650-1654 being consolidated under Reg. $14-$48 ...... 25% -40% OFF $54, now 19.99-35.99 ...... 1 /3 OFF Connecticut Water, are the showed a response rate of 67 percent, with nounced winners of the Holiday Check our Complete Line ol Initallatlon Accettorlet. Collinsville Water Co,, the HOLIDAY SW EATERS in lots of colors, styles! JR. JUM PERS In acrylic plaids and soft corduroysl Reg. $26 . .19.99 1,151 copies of the survey distributed to Decorating Contest Best Door Deocration Broad'y Brook Watef Co., Reo.$14-$36 ...... 25% OFF W INTER COATS in wool and blended tweeds, solids, noveltlesi high school age children. went to Dick and Jan Haggett, 291 Smith the TenVville Water Co. Most popular hobbies appeared to be St. Winner of the Best Yard award was START THE NEW YEAR OFF SAFELY AND SAVE 21% TO 50” M ISSES' BLOUSES in new fall and holiday styles, reg. $15 .. .10.07 Reg.$90-$124 ...... 89.99-99.99 and the ’hiomastoi^ Water photography and cars, with arts and Ray Sharpies, 23 Tallwood Drive. Winners M ISSES' NYLON JACKETS for sports, leisure wearl Co. ; ( SKI JACKETS In down-look parkas In bright colors! crafts, running a close second. received $25 cash awards. ON REALISTIC CB FROM THE SHACK ! Reg. $30...... The Recreation Department wishes to I SML. Reg. $38-$48 ...... 24.99 Lauren Nichols, assistant recreation I A C TIVE OUTERW EARI Ski jackets, fake furs, canvas styles. director, said the survey has given the thank all those who participated. There STO R M C O A TS with zip or button-out linings, department good ideas on the needs of are 16 entrants. The department is AM MOBILE 2-WAY RADIO r n BASE STATION FOR HOME] Reg.$58-$115 ...... 25% OFF reg.$72-$80 ...... 49.99-59.99 high school students. pleased with the turnout this year and SAFE ROAD PAL CUT »70 OR OFFICE CUT *30 MCC Calendar FASHION COATS FOR MISSES IN REGULAR AND PETITE SIZESI JUNIOR TO PS In velours, chenilles, brushed fabrics, morel “ It can definitely be put to good use,” hopes next year’s contest will be even bigger. Reg.$95-$130 ...... 79.97 Reg.$18-$34 ...... 1 /3 OFF said Ms. Nichols. “We intend to encom­ Reg. Reg.'' Manchester Community Gyms Open \9S ALL MISSES LONDON FOG® COATS, PANTS & SKIRTS in velvets, satins, poly gabs, corduroys. 5-13. pass as many activities as possible into 169” 139” L95 College offers this calen­ our programs. In that way, high school The Recreation Department will permit dar pf events in the interest regularly $75-$110 ...... 20% OFF Reg.$20-$30 ...... 1 /3 OFF students can participate in more open gym sessions during vacation for Don’t risk winter weather alone! Know road conditions before of the community. All the SfORMCOATS WITH WARM PILE LININGS, recreational activities.” students. Ellsworth School will be With LED channel display. RF going! LED display, noise limiter, MCC-sponsored activities Slzes8to18, Reg. $70-$80 ...... 59.97 Ms. Nichols said that 79 percent of the gain, ANL. 2 1 -1 5 2 2 headphone jack. 2 1-15 4 5 listed below are open to the available from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., Tuesday UNTRIM PANTCOATS in wool blends, many styles, colors. LINGERIE, SLEEPWEAR sophomore class responded to the survey, through Friday, for students high school public and many are free of while 73 percent of the juniors and 53 per­ age and up. Timothy Edwards is available Q TRC-424 by Realistic I ONE HANDER MOBILE a TELEPHONE-TYPE MOBILE | charge. For further infor­ Reg.$75-$90 ...... 59.97 cent of the seniors responded. Twelve sur­ from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., during the same mation, call 646-2137. W O M EN 'S THERM ALS for skiing, sleeping! Solids, prints. BUY TODAY & SAVE *40 NOW AT *100 SAVINGS PANTSUITS In two and threeplece styles, save!...... 19.99-32.99 veys were not counted because of lack of dates, for students of junior high school 'Tuesday, Dec. 26 Reg.6.50-$11...... 4.89-7.98 seriousness. « age and younger. Students must supply Reg. N O N -C LIN G p e t t ic o a t s from famous makers In white, Some students indicated that they did their own equipment. »eg 1'2Q95 195 IWinter intersession DRESSES in the season's best one and two-piece styles, 1 7 9 ” 199” classes begin through Jan. reg.$30-$50...... ,1/3 OFF beige, colors. Reg. 5.50-$8...... 3.57-5.97 11,1979. NYLON t r i c o t b r ie f s In lacy or tailored styles, Don't fumble for controls! All EVENING SEPARATES in solids and prints to mix, match. Listen thru either built-iri speak­ reg. 1.95-2.75...... 1.47-1.77 Vernon Teachers Learn controls on handset. Compact er or handset. ANL, RF gain, Saturday, Dec. 30 Reg.$14-$20 ...... 8.99-12.99 1 '/2x 5'/4x 7''. 21-1528 S/RF meter. 21-1523 Basketball: MCC vs. W INTER ROBES with button or zip-fronts, wraps, more. Hartford State Technical Reg.$23-$42 ...... 14.89-27.99 Lifesaving Techniques I MOBILE AM SINGLE SIDEBAND IA KEEP-IN-TOUCH BASE | iSchool, 8 p.m., East CHILDREN W ARM SLEEPW EARI long or short gowns In flannel, brushed nylon. WITH *100 PRICE SLASH Catholic High School. VERNON — As in many other towns and students the teachers who attended TRC-462 by Realistic REDUCED *60 Rm .$10-$20 ...... 8.99-12.99 throughout the state, teachers in the Ver­ the classes will receive additional training Reg. Church Sets ALL GIRLS' W INTER SLACKS in acrylics, corduroys, 7-14. N ' LON SLEEPW EAR from a special group of long and short gowns, non School system are receiving training and they will be certified. >95 Reg. $13-$15...... 8.97-11,97 in cardio-pulmonary resuscitation (CPR). 139” reg.$10-$16...... 8.97-9.99 Dr. Albert J. Kerkin Jr., assistant s. 169®® Radio, Drive ALL GIRLS SW EATERS! Crews, turtles and lots more. Some 15 teachers at Rockville High superintendent of schools, said school of­ School and the Middle School have SSB triples the number of avail­ Economical way to communicate j MANCHESTER - On 9l?e.8 7r14,reg.$14-$21...... 7.97-12.97 ficials are considering teaching the high able channels. Converts to PA received training in this lifesaving school students the CPR technique with family, friends on the road. Saturday, Dec. 30, on ALL BOYS' OUTERW EAR for sizes 4-7 and 8-20. Ski styles, ACCESSORIES technique. # # amp. with CB monitor. 21-1561 Lighted S/RF meter, nois WINF r^io , from 10:30 sometime after the group of teachers get limiter. 21-1540 tnowmobllers, moral Reg. $25-$48...... 10.88-35.97 SM ALL LEATHER GOO DS, Including wallets, key cases, morel The teachers who received the training instructional certification. a.m. to 1 p.m., the will now teach other teachers and BOYS' PAJAM AS In coat or ski styles, sizes 8-20. Dr. Kerkin said school officials hope to Archdiocese of Hartford, Reg. $5-$20 ...... 2.47-9.97 students the technique which is used to establish a mini-course in CPR at the Office of Radio and TV, is Reg. 9.50-$12...... 8.99-7.09 LEATHER, VINYL HANDBAGS In lots of styles, colors. revive victims of heart attacks, choking school. It has not yet been determined if having a Begathon to help ALL BOYS CORDUROY SLACKS AND JEANS! drowning and such. The Van Cliburn International | rec. $16-30...... 1 /3 -1 /2 OFF any credits will be offered for the course Q TRC-448 by Realistic raise funds to help pay for Piano Competition Rm . $11-$16...... 8.47-11.97 FAKE & REAL FUR HATSI Not In all stores. Reg. $13-$36.1/3 OFF The instructions were given to the Teachers in some of the other town office expenses incurred by science teachers at the high and middle schools received CPR training last year. “CONTEST TO CARNEGIE HALL” | trying to spread the good BOYS SPORT SHIRTS Including knits, warm woven flannels, VINYL PALM GLOVES are great for drivingl Acrylic knit. schwls. They went through four-hour No definite plans have been made as yet news through radio and turtlenecks, reg. $8-$11 ...... S.97-7.47 Reg. $6 ...... 3.47 pair training sessions which combined SEE IT-HEAR IT! to teach the students at the Middle School TV, Bible distribution and EVERY BOYS' SWEAl ER IN OUR STOCK! All his favttite styles, DEARFOAM SLIPPERS In ballerina or scuff styles. , classroom and practice sessions. Thursday, December 28 at 8 evangelization. the CPR course. The Board of Education reg. $10 ?18...... 7.47-13.47 Reg. 4.50 & $ 5 ...... ! ...... 2.69 pr. Before instructing the other teachers will have to make that decision. TRC-456 by Realistic PM, CST on PBS TV, simulcast The projected cost of of­ on stereo FM. Check local fice expenses in 1979 is ALL GIRLS' KNIT TO PS, including cowls, turtlenecks, crews, 7-14, listings for time and channel. $360,(100. People are asked reg. $7-$13...... '...... 4.67-7.97 -y g This exciting program is to call WINF during those MEN ALL GIRLS SLEEPW EAR & ROBES, sizes 4-14. Polish Group Sets Grant funded by grants from TANDY hours to make their ALL VESTED S U ltS including 4-piece quadsi Wools, wool blends, CORPORATION AND THE pledges. 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R v(/J GALS UTEST FASHION Black had to quit her secretarial job said. He said individuals who may be after developing a respiratory Newball, a Baltimore internist problem, but sleeping in a “rocking” candidates for the rocking bed are After Bl aze Guts Home specializing in pulmonary disease, those who have chronic ventilatory bed for two months eliminated her said Mrs. Black suffered breathing SMUCKERS EFFERDENT SWEET A LOW shortness of breath, severe problems, but who can breathe well AYDS REDUCING HARWINTON (UPI) - The Schibi The family gathered around a food, Mrs. Schibi said. CORDUROY STRAIGHT LEGS problems because of a during the day. STRAWBERRY family spent Christmas Day thankful neighbor’s tree Christmas morning headaches and double vision. malfunctioning in the respiratory Tablets Artificial A special fund has been set up by "If you can put them in a rocking they still had each other and the to open their gifts. Mrs. Black is a patient of Dr. muscles. Preserves Candy the fire department and local of­ bed at night to let accessory muscles Sweetener warmth of neighbors after their Mrs. Schibi said her second Harold Newball, who has put the She used the rocking bed at night J59 ficials to aid the Schibi family, of ventilation rest, then those home and its festive trimmings had youngest boy, Bobby, 6, had gone "rocking" bed, used in the 1950s to and within two months she was back 2 » 9 J29 payable to Arthur Winstrom at the help polio victims breathe, to a muscles are able to adequately ven­ gone up in smoke, downstairs before everyone else and Hartford National Bank and Trust to work fulltime, he said. 18 oz jar 96 tablets similar but new use today. tilate the individual during the Pkg of 500 12.75 oz box Mrs. Ellen Schibi said the Christ­ saw the fire. He went back upstairs Co. in Harwinton, or to Winzler, "The rocking bed has been in use waking hours," Newball said. mas Eve blaze which gutted their screaming. Daniel Schibi told his Ass’t Sizes “I had morning sickness, double vi­ since the early 1950s when it was Scoville Hill Road, Harwinton. He said a great number of patients single family house was a terrible sons to get out. Their 13-year-old sion, headaches," said Mrs. Black, used to treat polio patients,” he said. The Schibis' ehree other sons are 58, of Alexandria, Va. "I slept one using the bed have paralysis of the thing, “but‘at least we all got out daughter was sleeping at a friend's “Since we have more or less aged 4, 9 and 10. night in the rocking bed and the next diaphram, the main muscle of ven­ alive. They saved the Christmas house. , Reg. 2 1 » eradicated polio, we haven't had a tilation. presents. Tliat's the important thing “She wouldn’t have made it morning no headache, no sickness. It use for the rocking bed. " was like a miracle overnight." "The rocking bed is a mechanical — to have Christmas for the otherwise," Mrs. Schibi said. "Her However, Newb^l^ said the bed The bed, equipped with a small ventilator," Newball said. "It can children." bedroom is right next to where the Vehicle Offices continues to be a w ^.y jiseful to E fi motor, rocks back and forth 14 to 20 completely ventilate an individual. If About 40 firefighters from the West fire was.” patients who have chronic ven­ To Close Early times a minute. you have an individual who is com­ Side and Harwinton Fire The children grabbed the family MENS COnON & FLANNEL tilatory failure — respiratory failure "As it moves back and forth the ab- pletely paralyzed and can't ventilate ALKA SELTZER TYLENOL EXTRA STRENGTH Departments responded to the alarm Christmas presents, which were on as a result of neurologic disorders. SCOPE BAYER WETHERSFIELD - All Motor dominal contents push against the himself at all, you can put him in a Sunday. Despite their efforts, the the second floor. “ People with such disorders are Tablets or Vehicle Department offices will diaphragm when the heao is down rocking bed and it can ventilate him house was destroyed. “The smoke followed us out as we not able to ventilate well and the Mouthwash Tablets Aspirin close at 12:30 p.m., Friday for the causing exhalation, and it pulls on the completely." Capsules The only casualty was the family got out the front door," Mrs. Schibi rocking bed breathes for them,” he New Year’s Day holiday weekend, LONG SLEEVE SPORT SHIRTS diaphragm when the feet are down. »»« J59 cat, which was lost in the fire. said. "We just made it." accord! g to an MVD spokesman. 99^ Mrs. Ellen Schibi called the Fire Marshal George Winzler said The offices will reopen at 8:30 a.m. 36 tablets 18 oz size Bottle of 100 Bottle of 200 response to her family’s plight a preliminary investigation indicated Jan. 2, and will be open regular hours Sizes S to XL “terrific, absolutely unbelievable. the blaze could have been sparked by the remainder of the week. MVD We have only been here two years, faulty wiring on Christmas tree hours are 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., each and they (the neighbors) have been decorations. Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday. Pric*> good through absolutely fantastic.” Until they can find a place to rent, The department remains open until Ass’t Patterns Solurdoy, Decomber 30th. $r ^ ^ “People whose names we don’t the Schibis will stay with neighbors. 7:30 p.m., each Thursday, and from even know were helping to fight the Townspeople have also been 8:30 a.m. until 12:30 p.m.. 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WE CARRY CHILDREN’S SIZES 2-14 PAGE TEN - MANCIIESTEH EVENING IIEHALD. Manchestei'. Conn.. Tucs.. Dec. 26. 1978 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Tues.. Dec. 26, 1978— PAGE ELEVEN Afternoon Tea and Home-Baked fHaurlipatpr Eunuuij lfcral^ Clay Ft Richards Betty’s notebook Manchester - A City of Village Charm Scones for Tourists to London Founded Oct. 1, 1881 KIRSTEN O, things to talk about. We But the international I luncheon and a tour ot Published by the Manchester Publishing Co., Herald Square, New Year Critical for Carter By Betty Ryder LIINDBERC don’t get bored. If we did. response they’ve had historic homes in north Manchester, Conn. 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711. LONDON (UPI) - To WASHINGTON (UPI) - What it wouldn’t be worth it.” (Americans, Australians, London's Hampstead area. regardless of other ac­ Gerald Ford learned, dramatic tradition-thirsty visitors to ,V1 Member, Aud., Bureau of Circulation Member, United Press inienialionai head start in 1979. The Carter crowd The service, begun last South Africans and The price (jil per person President Carter does in 1979 will complishments. foreign policy breakthroughs do not London, the afternoon tea May, was Mrs. Bankes’ probably be more important to his has rigged the party rules for selec­ Europeans) has convinced for tea; $19 for the day’s Customer Service -> 647-9946 Carter has alienated much of his always translate into popular support may seem to have gone the brainchild. A former WW...WW w-.. ,.*rTv Harold E. Turktnaton, Executive Editor ting delegates to make it hard to Hope you all had a very Merry receive the praise he thinks he them it’s worth continuing. tour) is higher than those Raymond F. Robinson, Editor-Publisher Frank A. Burbank, Managing Editor chances of re-election than how he natural Democratic constituency — at home. heat up your oven. Also, according to way of butlers, found counselor to high school Christmas. We did at our house, deserves. Evidently, Michael was They work through travel at restaurants on the campaigns in 1980. the unions, liberals and businessmen challenge the incui)ibent president. the manufacturer, it should cost ap­ i.ojvadays only in Gothic students, with a degree in The president wound up 1978 with I was delighted to see the snowfall full of the Christmas spirit, so our agents for their own tourist path also offering Carter faces a critical year ahead. — by demanding that wage and price The only way that will succeed is a proximately four cents to have the novels. It's not true — the nutrition (”our tea cakes the historic announcement that the on Christmas Eve. It cleared up just protection — Phoenix afternoon tea — but Already down in the popularity polls, long and expensive (Tampaign staffer stuffed a towel under the crockpot cooking all day. Well, I'm rite is alive and flourishing are full of calories non­ increases be kept at 7 percent and United States will establish formal the way I hoped it would, staying on Travel in London, and Roni without the conversation through all of the 35 to 40 primaries. door, hoping she had corailed the lit­ planning on keeping track of the time in north London. etheless” ), she gave up her he must take the unpopular position making cuts in social programs the grass, and off the streets Benson of Plainview, New and ambience the “ At diplomatic relations with China and Gov. Edmund G. Brown of Califor­ tle visitor until her husband and check my electric bill. Ann Benson and Jofan job to go into tea-ing full of opposing new government necessitated by his vow to reduce the Christmas is a little different when returned. York, in the United States. Home” pair provide. abrogate its mutual defense pact nia, despite his easy re-election ride, 'Course, I may just miss the (Josephine Anne) Bankes time. Mrs. Benson had Lee Roderick programs, limiting wage and price federal budget deficit to $30 billion. the children are older. I even slept Actually, the mouse didn't make In addition they’ve They would like to be with Taiwan, thus recognizing is weaker now. stirring and tasting I usually do when run a thriving service they worked as a secretary in a increases, and pushing a more con­ Add in the public ire evidenced by till 8 a.m. on Christmas morning a out too bad. Becau.se in the closet forged ties with conference able to say they’ve had lots China’s claim to the eventual govern­ 1 stay in the kitchen while something call “At Home.” It offers large firm. Both also are servative Senate to approve an arms The Republicans could well make once unheard time at my house. We organizers and on request of famous visitors, but the the tax revolt and it is not surprising ment of that island. It was a was a bag of bird seed and it is cooking, just that — the chance for limitation treaty. Carter’s re-election easier. used to get little taps on the shoulder wives and mothers with will organize an entire two groups a week have not that one of the first bills Carter will diplomatic coup that Carter will proceeded to munch away in spite of I guess it would still be all right, foreign tea-seekers to two children each. Ronald Reagan currently leads the before 5 a.m. urging us to ' come see a few taps on the door to distract it. day’s activities, including included any ’’per­ send to the new Congress is a tax follow up by receiving Chinese leader just to stir and sip a little to be sure spend an afternoon in a China Decision . The key to Carter’s success and to pack for the 1980 GOP nomination. what Santa left for us," We d try to After dinner, our staffer asked her it tastes okay, you understand. sonalities.” rebate program. Congress will have Teng Hsiao-ping in Washington in British home sipping tea his chances for a second term are The nation is more conservative, but stall the kids off just a few more liusband to check in the closet and I'll pop some recipes in the its own ideas about what to do about January and then going to China and spreading real clotted tied to the nation’s economy and his there is no indication voters are any minutes, but it rarely worked catch the mouse. He looked, but Neighbor's Kitchen column after I cream on home-baked WASHfNGTON — The timing of Yet these notions have a dis­ taxes, but it is likely some kind of tax himself later on in the year. But, as time flys by, you find you somehow the tiny culprit had made ability to deal with inflation. If the na­ more willing to swing that far to the trv a few of them. scones, among other President Carter’s decision to extend quieting simplicity about them. cut will be approv^. China should keep Carter’s foreign sort of miss those little voices its e.scape; full tummy and all. tion marches deeper into its right now than they were with Barry delicacies. full diplomatic recognition to Com­ China does have a large land mass Carter’s biggest successes so far policy maneuvrs in the news even if saying, "Come on, mom. it's time " I'm sure the mouse feels great, economic ills during 1979, Carter will Goldwater in 1964. "We just want people to munist China, caught virtually and a population approaching one have come in the area of foreign the spirit of Camp David dims during Michael thinks he did a good deed, be vulnerable to a challenge in 1980, policy. But as Richard Nixon and An economic disaster could of feel they’ve come to GROssmRns everyone off guard. But it was a billion. But its is a technological in­ the new year in spite of the possible C h ristm a s .'Mouse and our staffer thinks the mouse is friends or relatives for the course change all that. fin(^evRns p r o d u c t s com pRnv logical consequence of an even more fant compared to the U.S.S.R. and signing of a Middle East peace treaty gone forever. day," said Mrs. Benson, If the GOP decides to turn away There was a Christmas mouse. Not stunning China initiative by president United States, the world’s only two by Israel and Egypt. But Middle East at my house this time, but at the But, if she leaves the bird seed in who has done a lot of ------from old faces like Reagan and Ford, — Richard Nixon. superpowers. It appears that for peace will help Carter with the home of one of our staffers. the closet, I just bet her little visitor traveling, particularly to the race will be more interesting. will be back. Perhaps next time. Births When Nixon broke the China ice in WBEDe’C G E T THAT Jewish vote, which was cool to him in It seems her big husband had just the United States, many years to come, China will need I But the Republican challenger will Michael won't be so full of Christmas February 1972 1976, left tile house, and retuning to the “So many of the people the United States more than the still face an uphill battle. spirit, cheese in a mousetrap will with a visit to the This will be offset as his popularity kitchen she saw a iittle grey mouse Biijak, Mark Nallian, a Son of who come over here don’t United States will need China. The field already is crowded—Jim have replaced the bird seed, and our mainland, he 4ski/vg9T*‘ among blacks — who gave him 90 per­ scoot across the floor and slip under Robert and Elaine Elliott Bujak of get the chance to meet any And in turning its back on Taiwan Thompson, Howard Baker, Phil a closet door. staffer will have proof positive that Englishmen, or to escape WE’RE MOVING signed an agree­ cent of their votes in 1976— continues Somers, He was born Dec. 12 at by abrogating the 25-year-old Mutual Crane, Robert Dole, John Connally, the little mou.se will visit no more. the other tourists in central ment — known as to slide. He has promised the poor She admits to being speechless, but Rockville General Hospital. His Defense Treaty, the United States George Bush, John Anderson, Lowell gathering her composure, she quick­ Actually. I think they're cute — London. And the people the Shanghai less in 1979 and there is every indica­ maternal grandparents are Mr. and risks much more than the ill will of a Weicker, Robert Ray, William ly called Michael, the cat. Well, she when they're in someone else's who do come often say it Communique — house. Mrs. Thomas Elliott of 80 Columbus tiny island nation of 17 million peo­ tion blacks will retaliate at the polls. Milliken, Benjamin Fernandez and placed Michael strategically by the St. His paternal grandparents are was the highlight of their which lormally ple. Taiwan, since World War If, has Carter’s major foreign policy push Harold Stassen. closet door and encouraged him to do Mr. and Mrs. John Bujak of 74 week." began the nor­ W n iV T Y O U bought /W E C rook P o ts become a model of capitalist of 1979 will be for Senate ratification In that fist there is no charismatic what cats are supposed to do. He Overlook Drive. With good reason. Along malization process. prosperity. Today it’s our eighth of the new strategic arms limitation figure to lead the American elec­ didn't. Santa Claus brought me a crockpot with the scones, the tea In the communique, Nixon said our J FO/? CW RIST/W As £ v ladies offer cucumber largest trading partner, with $7.5 treaty with Russia. Regardless of the torate back to the Grand Old Party. Well, she said he poked a paw a few for Christmas and I can't wait to get Iliirka, Williaiii Jo.scpli, son of government acknowledges that there sandwiches, chocolate billion worth of goods flowing outcome it is an Issue that will do times when the brave little mouse cooking. At first, I was a little skep­ Joseph W. Jr. and Lynn A. Anderson is but one China and “Taiwan is a Lu— —f l — r / ------» ^ As Carter looks toward the 1980 peeked out to see if the coast was tical since it is a slow cooker and cake, flapjacks (hard between the two countries. Carter little harm at the polls. election, he is not likely to make any Horka of Vernon. He was born Dec, part of China ... (the U.S.) reaffirms clear, but apparently Michael was what with the energy crisis and all. 14 at Rockville General Hospital. His biscuits not to be confused The average family does not sit dramatic changes in his style or his its interest in a peaceful settlement disinterested. But. after reading the accom­ maternal grandparents are Mr. and with American pancakes), around the dinner table discussing team. The big shuffles in the inner meringues and shortbread, of the Taiwan question by the Beyond such immediate, practical Our staffer reminded him that panying brochure 1 felt relieved. Did Mrs. Norman Mailhot of Torrington. SALT. It is a complicated issue that circle have already taken place — the all home-made. Not to Chinese themselves.” considerations are the questions when he's outdoors he brings all his you know it takes less energy to His paternal grandmother is Grace SALE does not translate into votes. Even a departures of Bert Lance, Peter victims to the back steps so he can operate a crockpot than it does to mention Twinings tea with Behind-the-scenes talks by our two raised about America’s resolve to M. Horka of Somers. more easily understandable issue Bourne and Midge Costanza. types specially chosen by governments have continued stand by its allies. The China decision like the Pananma Canal treaties had Carter already has made the most them in a tea-tasting ses­ periodically from then until now. comes at a time when vital U.S. in­ little impact on the 1978 elections. sion. STARTS important change he needed Carter gave the process his blessing terests are being challenged around Carter and Congress should get “ And it looks nice — politically. Tough Texan John White Lack of Babies May Lower a few months after taking office the globe — in the Middle East, Iran, white tablecloth, silver tea along better in the new year if for no has firmly taken over the helm of the when he said, in a press conference, southern Africa. Can anyone doubt service, china. I mean, we other reason than they are getting Democratic National Committee that Taiwan was the one obstacle to that Israel will again question this Future Living Standards make it look pretty,” said used to each other. The pitiful prat­ replacing the mild mannered full diplomatic relations with the country’s resolve to meet com­ Mrs. Benson, falls of Frank Moore, Carter’s chief Kenneth Curtis of Maine. By M IM l \4 lU T E F IE I.I) mainland. mitments made to it — commitments tion explosion in Third World coun­ produce enough children to support “ A lot of people who TODAY liaison with Congress, should fade Attorney General Griffin Bell may WASHINGFON (UPI) — Because tries, Hellegers said. Instead of too the so-called dependency burden or ”We don’t want see the Taiwanese that are essential if the Arab-Israeli into history. come think before they get leave during 1979, and almost cer­ the “right" people are not having many hungry children demanding unless that dependency burden is here we are little gray­ people punished or attacked, and if impasse is to be broken? The new Congress will be more tainly before the election. Health, babies now, children born to many care, there are too many older people decreased. haired old ladies,” laughed we can resolve that major difficulty, While a closer relationship with other Americans may have a lower conservative, which may well put it Education and Welfare Secretary in proportion to the work force. "You can't decrease the old and the 39-year-old auburn­ 1 would move expeditiously to nor­ Communist China isn’t likely to draw standard of living when they grow up. more in tune with Carter. While still Joseph Califano could take his place, "As a consequence, fewer people retired, but you sure as hell can im­ haired and elegant Mrs, TUESDAY malize relations with China . . . ” much fire from within the United overwhelmingly Democratic, the says a Georgetown University are becoming responsible for more Benson. “They’re sur­ sparking a cabinet reshuffling of prove the ability to contribute of the Given Carter’s verbal assurance to States, the abandoning of Taiwan — mood of the new Congress will op­ researcher. people," he said. "Then the question prised (pleasantly, I hope) sorts. children at the bottom of the pile," the leaders in Taipei, it is puzzling for that is in fact what the United The problem is not that "the wrong is to look at the competency of those he said. when we open the door, pose any major new programs and Although Carter has been urged to that he chose to extend full recogni­ States is doing — already has stirred people are having children — it's that who will do the supporting." “The children (of the poor) will “ We like to cook and we DEC. 26th, ’78 defeat any drastic budget cuts. make cabinet changes — Brock the right people are not having tion to Peking apparently without a hornet’s next in Washington. Twenty percent of the children of either become a burden on society or like talking to people," she It will probably be a Congress too Adams at Transportation and Juanita them," says Dr. Andre E. Hellegers, even attempting to “resolve that Senator Goldwater and other con­ today's smaller families will be born become contributors and that said, explaining how her conservative to pass Sen. Edward Kreps at Commerce are frequent director of Georgetown's Joseph and majot- difficulty,” servatives have threatened to go to to teen-agers, whose parenthood often depends on how we treat them. " move into business at Mrs. Kennedy’s national health insurance. targets of critics — the President Rose Kennedy Institute of Ethics. interferes with continued schooling. If lack of social mobility, job op­ Bankes’ suggestion Richard Holbrooke, Assistant court to force a Senate vote on Thus Congress may save Carter from "The American middle and upper seems to oppose any change. At the same time, professional portunities and education keep them followed logically from her EVERYTHING Secretary of State for Far Eastern whether the defense treaty with a confrontation with the Democrat classes — those who can most afford And despite his propensity for win­ couples or well-educated young out of the mainstream of the extensive private enter­ affairs and a member of the Taiwan should be broken. And Rep, tn have children — are less likely to most agree could be his most power­ ding up in the gossip columns, adults who have been brought up with American economy, "the children of taining. negotiating team, told reporters flat­ Phil Crane (R-Ill.), chairman of the ful challenger. have them," he said in an interview. the concept of zero population growth Hamilton Jordan more than ever is the relatively well off will have to “And you'd be amazed ly that “there is no secret American Conservative Union and an Any Democrat thinking of They are the people most apt to are having fewer children or post­ assume a bigger and bigger burden of how different every time LEFT Carter’ chief of staff and closest ad- agreement” by Chinese leaders that announced presidential candidate for challeging Carter must get a good produce children who will have poning them or deciding against the retired and those who cannot con­ is. We can remember them they won't use force against Taiwan. 1980, promises a campaign to fire up adequate incomes as adults and con­ parenthood. tribute economically themselves, " all,’’ she said. ’’The Even more startling was Holbrooke’s American sentiment against ter­ tribute to the social security system, Hellegers said the teen-age birth Hellegers said. different moods depend on he added, Hellegers speciBli/.'>s in the rate has been decreasing for a It mOilit 1; ip if families who are the guests. admission that such an assurance minating diplomatic relations with Arnold Sawislak biological and social .oblerris of decade and people over 20 are having lir .iting iiieii.selves to two children “Other times you’ll talk was not even sought by the United Taiwan. obstetrics. even fewer children. had more, he added. about what people have States the decisive round of talks “Once the American people have He said the crunch will come The abilityof these children of He is doubtful that this will seen already, or we can leading ts Carter’s televised an­ been aroused on this issue. President because the number of older OUR Session Termed Suceessful teen-agers to make it into an advan­ happen: "When people look at a child recommend other things nouncement of the new policy. Carter will find it to be politically im­ Americans : n isir.g and they are tageous economic grouping is highly or pregnant woman, they tend to they should do,” agreed There has been surprisingly little possible to follow through on his WASHINGTON (UPI) - Having party gathering in the middle of a one libel al was heard to say they had tie issues. Public officials elected un­ living longer tiidii ever before, while questionable. " he said. "This puts an think of an educational burden; they Mrs. Bankes, a dark­ criticism of the new relationship morally bankrupt China policy,” held their 1978 midterm conference president's second and last term put enough of their people on 1980 der the party label then would be the birth rate is declining. Aboiil even greater burden on the don't tend to look at them as their haired, quieter woman in .STORE expected to grow between United promises Crane. without a public display of factional would go completely off the deep platform advisory committees to expected to follow these policies. three million babies are born yearly, give them a lot of clout in the wor­ remaining children to contribute." own retirement check.” her early 40s. “Or you just States and China. Despite all that can be said against bloodletting. Democratic leaders are end. This would be very much like the compared with slightly more tlian Hellegers expects the future to Hellegers said his own four talk about your life — kids taking the position that the “mini- ding of campaign promises at the four million a year in the late 19.")0s. Some business interests have been Carter’s decision, there is something The prospect of party members se­ British political model, where the bring higher taxes and a lower stan­ children will “probably contribute and things. But there’s conveption” was worth the $600,000 next national convention. The problem facing the United I# dollar signs in their eyes as they con­ that must be said for it; The leaders cond guessing a lame duck president parties hold periodic conferences to dard of living unless affluent people heavily to the retirement of someone never any trouble finding and months of work it cost. Actually, the very fact that the States is the opposite of the popula­ template a marriage between the of both Taiwan and Communist China or, worse yet, hungry candidates set policies that are supposed to be or other.” Democrats have now held two world's richest country and its most have steadfastly insisted there is Some party liberals, having failed trying to make early points at the in­ binding on their members in Parlia­ midterm conferences represents a populous. And some defense analysts only one China and they represented in their effort to use the meeting to cumbent’s expense, simply frightens ment. see a significant benefit for the West it. In acknowledging, after 30 years light a fire under President Carter, many party leaders, especially those victory for the party’s reform or American elected officials. “New Politics” faction. in throwing a more friendly China of silence. Communist China’s claim, are calling it “meaningless in the White House. Democratic or Republican, rear This is the group that has been into the balance of power between the United States is at last Memphis.” Although the liberals were unable back in horror at the idea of being trying for more than a decade to the United States and Soviet Union. recognizing a reality. The truth, as usual in politics, is to impose their views on the con­ bound to vote for or against anything. OAxm> I not to be found pure in the public ference, they did force the White reduce the policy-making power of They believe they should be held to utterances of either side. House and the Democratic National party leaders and elected officials only the most general ideological The party regulars did not want to Committee to do business with them and increase the influence of rank principles and should not have to hold a midterm national conference in the interests of retaining some and file party members. answer to anyone but the voters who in 1974 or 1978 and they will be happy faint mage of party unity. The Democratic reformers who in­ put them into office. The idea that a Thoughts if they never have to do it again. And, even if they did lose every vented the midterm conference political party should somehow have They know they were lucky to keep test of strength on the resolutions ap­ made it clear that the underlying a claim on their loyalty or their vote the Memphis meeting from getting proved by the conference, at least' ■purpose of the meetings would be to is about as attractive to them as an The proverbial "Day after Christ­ experienced during the past few out of their control and they fear a establish the “party line" on substan- outbreak of eczema in a nudist camp. NOW IN PROGRESS AT ALL 8 STORES: mas” is reportedly a time when over­ days. Those important times deserve MANCHESTER PARKADE, VERNON, EAST HARTFORD (Putnam Bridge Plaza) taxed batteries no longer give life to reflection. ENFIELD SQUARE, MERIDEN SQUARE, TORRINGTON PARKADE, gadgets that come with batteries in­ Our insights into the manger The Lighter Side By Dick West FAIRFIELD, Circle Plaza and WESTFIELD, MASS. cluded, misfitted clothing gifts begin to wend their way to numerous message need not be put away with WASHINGTON (UPI) - The news ding a half inch to the length and a however, an increase of that limitation will not unduly benefit the exchange departments, and worn-out the Christmas ornaments. If we have that the U.S. government is half inch to the width of stationery magnitude provides "15 percent Soviet Union. bodies demand reparations for holiday come to heightened awareness of the preparing to increase the size of its enhances the paperwork potential. more text space per page.” Bear in mind that paperwork is a preparations and partying that has joys and meaning of Christmas, let stationery hit this town like a bomb. “1 welcome the news," Boren said 1 don’t need to tell you what a vital part of national defense. Con­ occurred with an almost self­ us take note of those learnings and President Carter, as everyone in an exclusive interview. “Any bureaucrat who cranks out cor­ sider also that the joint committee’s destructive intensity. carry them with us to color each day knows, came into the White House as move that provides more paper to respondence by the ream can do with of the year. They give us cause £o announcement expressly noted that The day after Christmas may also an anti-paperwork advocate. And shuffle, with correlative oppor­ 15 percent more text space. celebrate “every day after Christ­ the new stationery regulation in­ be a time of meditative reflection. while there has been no formal word tunities for orbital dialogue and dila­ Why was the move to bigger mas.” cludes "the military establishment.” With much of the hustle and bustle of a change in policy, that was the tion of fuzzified policies must be stationery announced a year in ad­ Tom Larsen, behind us, we can afford to take time bottom line of last week’s announce­ viewed as a step forward." vance? A good guess is that it is If our armed forces are capable of to think about the good feelings and Intern, ment that all federal offices are To the average American, who linked to the SALT If treaty that is generating more paperwork than the meaningful moments that we have Emanuel Lutheran Church • ALL SALES FINAL • switching to larger letterheads. writes maybe a dozen letters a year, expected to be signed soon. Soviets, we obviously will have a big I am speaking figuratively here. making sheets of writing paper 1/2 To win the two-thirds vote advantage Where superiority really Actually, the bottom line merely told square inches bigger might not seem necessary for Senate ratification, the counts. This could be the just the *N0T APPLICABLE TO PREVIOUSLY Almanac when the new stationery will become terribly meaningful. administration will have to convince selling point needed to put SALT If operational (Jan. I. 1980). As the committee pointed out. a number of senators that arms across. MARKED DOWN MERCHANDISE* By Unilfil PrcHS Inlernulionnl None of the lines specifically Today is Tuesday, Jan. 2, the se­ Union. stated that the move from 8-by-lO 1/2-inch stationery to 8 1/2-by-ll in­ tyD oK S M iyi cond day of 1979 with 363 to follow. In 1959, Moscow radio announced a SCOOPS ches would expand the government's The moon is moving from a new cosmic rocket had been launched WNATSlHr A w m BlCilEWilOlirf ORA moon toward its first quarter. toward the moon. paperwork capability. According to the Congressional m m o f aXMtYRREVDUmOM^ The morning stars are Mercury, In 1968, Dr. Christiaan Barnard mons. Joint Committee on Printing, which MANCHESTER STORE ONLY! Venus Saturn and Jupiter. performed his second successful ms(m\ prepared the announcement, the The evening star is Mars. heart transplant. PINE AT CENTER STREET changeover is being made to promote UL :■ Those born on this day are are un­ In 1974, President Nixon signed a “efficiencies in the records manage­ 649-0136 • 649-4602 der the sign of Capricorn. bill requiring states to limit highway fOHtiat YOUR CHANCE FOR BIQ SAVINQSI STOCK UP FOR H E}fJ YEAR’S CHRI8TMASI ment disciplines and supply British Gen. James Wolfe, the speeds to 55 miles an hour or lose BOXED CHRISTMAS CARDS, ORNAMENTS, PARTY GOODS, CHRISTMAS CANDY, STORE HOURS: Mon.-Thurt. 8-5:30; Friday 8-8:30 Revolutionary War hero of Quebec,' operations." Saturday 8-5:30 federal highway funds. CHRISTMAS GIFT WRAP, CHRISTMAS ORNAMENTS was born Jan. 2, 1727, A thought for the day: Greek poet But this glossing over did not fool such experts as James Boren, presi­ — ______AND MANY, MANY OTHER GIFT ITEMSI ______On this day in history. Hesiod said, "For himself does a dent of the National Association of In 1788, Georgia ratified the U.S. man work even in the working of Professional Bureaucrats. Constitution and was admitted to the evils for another.” They instantly recognized that ad­ PAGE TWELVE - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Tues„ Dec. 26, 1978_

He was a communicant of St. Paul's East Harttord bctore coming to MANaiKS'l KR IjVKNING HERALD. Manchester, Gunn,, Tues.. Dec 26, 1978 — RAGE THIRTKKN She is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Church. Souin winasor. Sne was a communi­ Helen S. Quinn of East Hartford; and ( obituaries ) He is also survived by two sons, cant of St. Margaret Mary Church. several relatives in Scotland. Peach Asks Council Michael V. Kane Jr. of Glastonbury She is survived by a daughter, Mrs. The funeral and burial will be and Robert Kane of Baltimore, M d.: Michael Page of South Windsor, with private. Harold E. Shipmaker and six grandchildren. whom she made her home; seven Newkirk and Whitney Funeral GLASTONBURY - Harold E, The funeral is Wednesday at 9:15 grandchildren and 17 great­ About Fund Request No Explanation Needed Home, 318 Burnside Ave., is in Shipmaker of Dug Road, South a.m. from Glastonbury Funeral grandchildren. charge of arrangements. GLASTONBURY - The town Glastonbury, died Monday at a local Home, 450 New London Turnpike, The funeral is Wednesday at 9 a.m. its application. There are no calling hours. manager will ask the Town Council convalescent home. He was the hus­ with a mass at St. Paul’s Church at from Newkirk & Whitney Funeral In April the council rejected a The fam ily suggests that any whether it wants to apply for federal band of Mrs, Doris G, Shipmaker, 10. Burial w ill be in Mount St. Home, 318 Burnside Ave., East Hart­ proposal to build about 70 units of memorial gifts may be made to Oak Community Development funds un­ Mr, Shipmaker was born in Rocky Benedict Cemetery, Bloomfield. ford, with a mass at St. Margaret housing for low and moderate income P Hill School for the Blind, West Hart­ der the fifth-year application, even Hill and had lived in Collinsville for There are no calling hours. Mary Church at 10. Burial will be in families. Strong opposition is also In Purdue’s Peaeh Win ford, or to a charity of the donor’s through the town’s third-year funds many years before coming to The family suggests that any Center Cemetery, Rocky Hill. surfacing for a proposal to build 90 choice. were held up and its fourth-year NEW YORK (UFI) - Pur­ hadn’t decided to use his entire 95- Glastonbury 20 years ago, units of low income housing bn Nye seasons, threw for two touchdown being thrown for a 1-yard loss, he memorial gifts may be made to the Friends may call at the funeral grant bid was denied. due’s sophomore quarterback, man squad. Before retiring in 1969, he had been Mrs. Carrie L. Tiplun Road. passes and ran for another and raced around left end for the TD. American Cancer Society, 670i home tonight from 7 to 9. Town Manager Donald C. Peach The Boilermakers, aided by employed as a fire and marine Mark Herrmann, was trying to freshman tailback Wally Jones Bukich fired a long bomb with 2:15 Prospect Ave., Hartford. Joseph Baltiiloiiis EAST HARTFORD — Mrs. Carrie has requested the council consider numerous Tech turnovers, struck lor manager by the Fireman's Fund In­ Lingner Tipton, 77, of 109 Cannon East Hartford explain his team’s victory over scored the Boilermakers’ first two left in the game but Kevin Evans Cuniillo Radorrliiu MANCHESTER - Joseph the matter at its meeting tonight. 21 poinis in a 4:36 span midway TDs on runs of 3 and 8 yards. surance Co, He also had served for Road died Monday at Manchester Georgia Tech in the Peacli picked it off at the Arkansas 25 for GLASTONBURY - Camillo Baltulonis, 73, of 109 Foster St. died Although the deadline for filing the Fire Calls through the first quarter. They led many years with the Air Force, Memorial Hospital. She was the In the Fiesta Bowl, Pete his second interception. Radocchia, 81, of 279 Hubbard St. Sunday at his home. application is in March, a decision Bowl Monday. the Yellow Jackets, 34-7, at lialftimc retiring in 1959, widow of Harvey Tipton. Boeimcester kicked a 41-yard field On the last play of a scoreless first died Monday at a local convalescent Mr. Baltulonis was born July 27, must be made soon because of the Not that an explanation was and coasted the rest of the w.ay. In He is also survived by a daughter, Mrs. Tipton was born in East Monday, 12:43 a.m. — Medical call to goal and Steve Bukich ran for a 15- quarter. Dale White recovered a home. He was the husband of Mrs. 1905 in Vernon and had lived in South staff time required for filling out the necessary — the score spoke lot other howl action Monday, Ai’kansas Mrs, Shirley S, Jones of Chesapeake, Glastonbury and lived there most of 452 Main St. ,vard touchdown in the second half to fumble by Bukich al the UCLA 37, Phyllis Tillona Radocchia. Windsor before coming to application. itself. Purdue routed Ihe Yellow and IK ’I.A played to a 10-10 tie in llie Va,; a brother, Forrest M. Ship- her life before moving to East Hart­ Monday, 2:12 a.m. — False alarm at 363 give UCLA its tie with lOth-ranked which led to the Razorbacks’ The town would seek about $500,000 Jackets, 42-21. Fiesta Bowl. maker of Rocky Hill: and a grand­ Mr. Radocchia was born in Abruz- Manchester 27 years ago. He was ford. Roberts St. Arkansas. touchdown On the next play, zi, Italy, and had lived in the Hart­ employed as an inspector at Pratt in grant funds if the council agrees it Monday, 8:06 a.m. — Medical call to 37 "We got a few breaks early and 1 think we are on our way now. " daughter, Charlotte A, Jones of She is survived by two sons, Bukieli. a senior who was played Michael Molina intercepted Ron ford area for 68 years. Before and Whitney Division of United should apply. Woodbridge Ave. that seemed to be the key," Herr­ Hernnann .said. "I can'l wail to get Chesapeake, Clarence Tipton of Cromwell and sparingly during the regular season, Calcagni's pass, but UCLA was off­ retiring in 1961, he had been a Hart­ Technologies Corp. nine years ago The federal department of Housing Monday, 9:01 a.m.— Medical call to 116 mann said. “Things jiisl kept going started again. I ’urdnc is just going to The funeral is Thursday with a Robert Tipton of Newington; three played Ihe entire game for UCLA. He side and Arkansas retained posses­ ford businessman for 45 years. He after 20 years with the firm. and Urban Development rejected the Cambridge Drive. our way” he a national power llie next levi' bi'oiiglit the Bruins into a tie midway mass at St, Augustine's Church at 9 daughters, Mrs. Isabel T. Skeba of Monday, 9:56 a.m. — Medical call to 23 sion at the Bruins' 32. was a member of St. Paul’s Men’s He is survived by a son, Donald J. town’s fourth-year bid and froze the 'fhere's no telling what llie llnal .vears” in the fourth quarter when he hit a,m. Burial w ill be at the con­ East Hartford, Mrs. Cora Thomkins Clayton Road. Caleagni kept the ball for a first Club. Baltulonis of South Windsor; a funds for the town's third-year .score would have been in llic Poach llerrmanq. Ihe leading passer in Severen Keece with a 36-yard third- venience of the family. of Hartford and Mrs. Violet Lundy of Monday, 10:43 a m, — Medical call to down on a fourlh-and-two at the He is also survived by two sons, daughter, Mrs. Lillian Begin of application because of the slow Bowl if Purdue Coach Jim Young Ihe Big Ten over llie past two down pass lo the Arkansas 14. After The Glastonbury Funeral Home, California; 15 grandchildren and 26 109 Cannon Road. UCLA 28 and then pitched to Jerry Domenic Radocchia of Rocky Hill Manchester; his mother, Mrs. Mary progress in providing low to 450 New London Turnpike, is in great-grandchildren. Monday, 1:49 p.m. — Medical call to 10 Eckwood for gains of 13 and 5 yards. and Elilio Radocchia of Hollywood, Segqick Baltulonis of Vernon; a moderate income housing. Daley Court. charge of arrangements. The funeral is Thursday at 11 a.m. A pass to Charles Clay put the ball on Calif.; eight grandchildren and sister. Miss Anna Baltulonis of The freeze on the third-year Monday, 3:10 p.m — Medical call to 27 The family suggests that any at the Glastonbury Funeral Home, the 4 On a fourth-and-one situation, several nieces and nephews. Manchester; and four grandchildren. application has since been lifted, but Burnside Ave. memorial gifts may be made hb the 450 New London Turnpike, Burial Caleagni pitched to Roland Sales The funeral is Wednesday at 10:15 The funeral is Wednesday at 9:15 only for projecU directly related to Monday, 3:46 p.m. — Medical call to Glastonbury Visiting Nurse Associa­ will be in Neipsic Cemetery, East around right end for the score that a.m. from D-Esopo Funeral Chapel a m. from Holmes Funeral Home, housing. 1126 Main St. tion, 35 National Drive, or to the Glastonbury. First Down Move Pastorini Held Up gave Arkansas a 7-0 lead. of 235 Wethersfield Ave., Hartford, 400 Main St., with a mass at St. The town has only received local Monday, 6:14 p.m. — Medical call to 23 Glastonbury Auxiliary Police Am­ Friends may call at the funeral Elms Village Drive. "Everybody says a tie is like with a mass at St. Paul's Church, James Church at 10. Burial will be in approval on 60 units of the 181 sub­ Purdue fullback Mike Augustyniak picks up first down after bulance Association. home Wednesday from 2 to 4 and 7 Monday, 8:31 p.m. — Medical call to 48 kissing your sister," said Arkansas Glastonbury, at 11. Burial will be in St. Mary's Cemetery, East Hartford. sidized dwellings the town had set as and 9 p.m. Amy Drive. teammate Wally Jones took Georgia 'Tech defensive end Lance Coach Lou Holtz .said. " I guess it’s Mount St. Benedict Cemetery, There are no calling hours. ^_^ij£££J[£ar_goal for housing under Michael V. Kane The fam ily suggests that any Monday. 9:37 p.m. — Medical call to 55 Skelton (43) out of way in Peach Bowl. (UPI Photo) better than kissing your brother. Glastonbury. The family suggests that any GLASTONBURY - Michael V. memorial gilts may be made to the In Mciiiiirium Tolland St. There's no way a tie is rewarding. Friends may call at the funeral memorial gifts may be made to the In loving mi'mory ol Kdward J. V m i'lli who With Tape^ Vest Kane, 74, of 226 Olde Stage Road died Glastonbury Auxiliary Police Am­ po.ssctl away Decembfr 26. 1962. Monday, 11:36 p.m. — Medical call to I ’m .sure UCLA feels the same way.’’ chapel today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 Development Fund of Manchester 1254 Main St. Sunday at Hartford Hospital. He was bulance Association, Main Street. This week's bowl action includes p.m. Memorial Hospital. itiur nreseni'c is ever near us, Today, 8:21 a m — Investigation at 158 who caught six passes for 103 yards. the husband of Mrs. Margaret Breen Vour love remains with us yet HOUSTON (U P I)-It was a I’laying willmiit pain-killers. the Gator Bowl (Clemson 10-1 vs. Glastonbury. You were the kind oi a Kather, Silver Lane. “ You ean't.say too much about Kane. Mrs. Ueatricc B. Smith labor of love for Houston I ’astorim threw a 12-yard scoi'ing Mrs. Emma M. Whitmore IIMl|’|||i|imii) iliinii lour loved ones would never lorgel. Today, 8:25 a.m. — Vehicle accident Dan." Ohio State 7-3-1) at Jacksonville, M r. Kane served as chief in­ quarterback Dan Pastorini. strike to Tim Wilson Ic lie Ihe game Fla., Friday; the Bluebonnet Bowl EAST HARTFORD - Mrs. Sadly misstnl by with injuries at 739 Goodwin St. Falcons Accept "It's a tough way to end the year," vestigator for the federal Office of SOUTH WINDSOR - Mrs. Emma at 7-7 ill the first quarter and Uion B eatric e B. S m ith, 89, of 85 Lottery the Veri clii Kamily Hurting with a twisted knee, a said M iam i Coach Don Shula. (Stanfold 7-4 vs. Georgia 9-1-1) at Price Administration during World McNichols Whitmore, 93, of 375 directed two fourlli-qiiarter drives Wildflower Road died Monday at cracked rib, a sore hamstring, and an "Defensively, we did a job early on Houston, Sunday, War II. and before his retirement, Diane Drive died Saturday at a local In !VI(‘ii)uriiiin ELASTIC Hartford Hospital. She was the In loving memory of Douglas Jackstin. who iiasscd aching elbow, Pastorini completed (heir running game, but we didn't On Jan. 1, it is the Cotton Bowl was vice president of the Commer­ convalescent home. She was the H a r t f o r d — The winning away Deeember 26. IS59 STOCKINGS widow of Raymond T. Smith. 20-of-29 passes for 306 yards Sunday ■slop their play-action passes. (Houston 9-2 vs. Notre Dame 8-3) at widow of Lewis D. Whitmore. number drawn Satur lay in the Underdog Role cial Credit Corp. Mrs. Smith was born in Glasgow, Til memorv fades, and hie departs. WHEELCHAIRS lo guide the Oilers to a 17-9 upset vic­ In the second half, they generated Dallas,-Hie Sugar Bowl (Penn State He was born in Yonkers, N.Y., and Mrs. Whitmore was born in Lan­ Connecticut daily lottery was 926. No I oil II live lorever m our hearts AFC Playoffs Scotland, and had lived in East Hart­ ARTHUR DRUG tory over the Miami Dolphins in llie a running offense and we didn’t 11-0 vs. Alabama 10-1) at New had lived in Glastonbury since 1968. caster, England, and had lived in number was drawn Monday due to ATLANTA (U P I) — The Atlanta Falcons accept the fact they ford for the past 20 years. Sadiv missiHl by AFC’s wild card playoff game. generate anything, " he said. Orleans, the Rose Bowl (Southern the Christmas holiday. Mother and Brother Ihib will be decided underdogs against the Dallas Cowboys , Saturday The win advanced the Oilers to a Campbell, who gained 1,450 yards California 10-1 vs. Michigan 10-1) at in the NFC playoff semifinals. But, after the way they've been second round of the playoffs, at New that led lo Toni Fritsch’s go-ahead this sea.son to become the first rookie Pasadena, Calif., and the Orange Services Thursday SALE ENDS TUES., JAN. 2 defying the odds all season, they have no intention of conceding England Sunday. In the other AFC 35-yard iield goal and Earl to win a rushing title since Jim Bowl (Nebraska 9-2 vs. Oklahoma 10- 1) at Miami. in advance. playoff ga:ne. Denver is al Campbell's 1-yard plunge tor a Brown did it in 1957, gained only 16 Pittsburgh .Saturday. clinching loiicliduwii. tWfSfswxT"' -■ - f" irirnrir iwi'Vwiwwiiiir'Wimii. For Slain Oil Exec Winners of four regular-season yards on 13 carries in the first half. "Ho (Pasloi ini) did an milslandiiig ( games in the final seconds in their would be playing Dallas this late in "I just put all the injuriij^jout of my But he carried for 68 yards on 13 runs job " said llniislim I'nacli Bum HARTFORD (U P l) — Funeral services will be held march to the first playoff in their 13- the season. Just getting there is a mind," said Pastorini. "This knee ill Hie second half. Pliillips "He's the loiigliesl people Scoreboard J Thursday for Paul Grimm, 56, of Marlborough, the year history, the Falcons pulled off thrill. A fter all. I ’ve been with the brace woi'ked good, and so did the The Oilers now prepare for the vest." who ever walked on a loolball field." American oil executive killed Saturday in Iran in an am­ another “miracle’’ finish Sunday Falcons 10 years and this is my first Patriots, a team they staged a spec­ SUPER Pastorini was .iwarded llie game bush on his way to work. when they beat the Philadelphia playoff." The eight-year pro .said he had in­ tacular comeback against in New IkiII after the game, but one Oiler The funeral will be at 1 p,m. at the Emanuel Lutheran Eagles 14-13 after trailing 13-0 in the Despite their closing-minutes sisted on playing because, "I love England on Nov. 12. Houston trailed wasn't satisfied. Church. Burial will be at the Marlborough Cemetery. game’s final five minutes. heroics, the Falcons would not be en this football team — every man on it 23-0 before rallying to win, 26-23, by WHA ______DRUGS There's no such word as 'give up' on "The game ball is not enoiigli," Grimm had been general manager for operations for The dram atic win sends the route to Dallas if Philadelphia's Mike controlling the ball for 22:30 of the OENOVESE said star receiver Ken Hiirniiigli, W L 1’ Pts. the Oil Service Co. of Iran since 1976. He and his wife, Falcons to Dallas for the second Michel hadn't missed a .34-yard field this team. " second half. THE PHARMACY STORE AND A WHOLE LOT MORE Quebec 17 12 4 38 Brydine, had lived in Wilton fpr four years before moving round of the playoffs and Atlanta goal attempt with 13 seconds New England 16 9 6 38 to Iran. Their children live in Marlborough. remaining. Y o a r ! Coach Leeman Bennett said, Cincinnati 15 15 4 34 Grimm’s closest neighbor in Wilton, Edson “Bud" “although the Cowboys are a much “ 1 was sure it was going to be Edmonton 15 14 0 30 Foster, recalled Mrs. Grimm was apprehensive about better football team than the good," said Atlanta linebacker Pittsburgh Tough \ Winnipeg 13 12 4 30 returning to Iran after a Thanksgiving visit to Connec­ Falcons, on any given day they could Fulton Kuykendall, whose second Birmingham 12 16 3 27 ticut. WHITE lose.” \ WISE fumble recovery of the day provided Moiulay'n Games “ Brydine did not want to return to Iran because she ROCK Atlanta quarterback Steve the spark for the Falcons' rally. With Cash on Line SPORTS (No games scheduled) feared for her husband’s life, but it was not part of Paul’s RIDGIES Bartkowski, who threw a 19-yard “That miss was by less than a foot, JtimiS.- y 1 GINGER A k ^ MISTER makeup to be afraid so they returned,’’ Foster said. COKE or TAB 'rounaiin d ^1 touchdown pass to Jim Mitchell with but it missed and that's what counts. SLATE ■T POTATO or It was the biggest moment of my Foster said Grimm expressed annoyance that OSCO, a f SALTY NHL consortium of western oil companies, was getting no 12 oz. CANS CHIPS life.” PITTSBURGH (U PI) - Joe Greene. Pitlsbiirgh s linge ilnfon- CLUB SODA PRETZELS Campbell Conference government assistance in trying to get strikers back to 6 PACK VA O l. TWIN PACK NFC Playoffs | Michel, a punter turned place- sive tackle, says things will he.dillerenl when Ihe Sleelers lake \\ rilnfHilav work in the oil fields near Ahvaz. 28 oz. 8 oz. kicker late in the season when Nick on the Denver Bronoos Saturday in (he AFC [ilayotls IIASKKTBAU, Batriek Division . NOW Mrs. Foster remembered Grimm as “ a maverick and a NOW Mike-Mayer was injured, remained “ We were aware of what was on M a n r lir s lr r at KasI W L T Pts. \ONL V ’ r»»- NOW NOW O N L Y: 4:56 left and a 37-yard TD pass to prone on the field with his hands < a llu ilir NY Islanders 21 4 7 49 brave man. He loved this country. He was a good 1 5 pick 9Sd I O N L Y : O N L Y: the line," Greene said ot (he Dec. 16 yards bclorc representative for America because he was strong and he Wallace Francis with 1:39 left, clutched to his helmet after mi.ssing game against Denver that concluded lii’ing ii'pl.'iced bv TVHi al Aw»n Philadelphia 18 12 5 41 America's favorite soft Get Wise to this fabulous What a buyl Bubbly mix- Norris Weese. was fearless. He never showed any fear.’’ drinks go great at holiday, party favorha for dips and^ delicious party_____that agrees with his coach. what would have been a winning field the regular season for both tcani.s (.iirislitias T'oiimey Atlanta 19 13 3 41 srs for your holiday t goes great with anything "Morton i.s what makes Ihem go. ' In addition to his wife, Grimm is survived by his "We have a chance against goal. He had already missed a fiisl- “ It was individual pride, team pride (xiasloiihiiry al IVnney NY Rangers 18 11 4 40 said Greene. "He's a smai t qnarlcr- daughters Becky Lea Grimm of Marlborough and Tobie Dallas,’’ said Bartkowski, who period extra point and also was short and statistics. That can go a long way liarlford P iihlir at Soiilii .Siiiyllie Division - baek back there. He'l nut that mobile Craig of New Orleans, La., and by a son, Paul Russell of wound up completing 18-of-32 passes on a 42-yard field goal attempt in the but it's not dollars and cents." W iii(l*4or W L T Pts. > and he runs kind of funny, but ho liuys Marlborough. for 243 yards Sunday, after hitting on third period. The Steelers ran up a quick 21-0 i(iilk«‘l4‘) al H ork\ illi> Chicago 11 15 7 29 i liimsell a lot ol time. He doesn't just ’The Glastonbury Funeral Home. 450 New London Turn­ only 5-of-12 for 50 yards in the first But he was philosophical later. lead and then held off a late charge I . a M I I ! a I li o I i r a I Vancouver 13 20 2 28 drop back, he rims a lol of pl:iy-aclion j pike, is in charge of arrangements. half, “They are the world champions “ I can't let one game, no matter Mam li(“'I(’r (^irls), St. Louis 7 24 5 19 1 GENOVESE IS NEW YEARS PARTY HEADQUARTERS! by the Broncos for a 2M 7 victory’ passes. And lie's gm rontidence in Ids and should be favored. But we are not how significant, destroy all the other (M lirr ^amrs 8 p.m. Colorado 6 23 6 18 1 Green says cash will be on ihe line. He knows lii.s pei soniiel and lie SAVE ON NOISE MAKERS •HATS • BALLOONS • PAPER PLATES & CUPS • PLASTIC UTENSILS intimidated." things 1 have done," said Michel. line .Saturday and the Steelers will' knows what they can do. He's got an IC K i i ( m ;k k > Mitchell said the Falcons arc “juSt 'T v e got confidence in myself. This not let up this time. • PARTY DECORATIONS • THROWS • SNACKS • AND SO MUCH MORE! awful lol of mileage out ot that l.oiiard at !Maiirh<‘Ml4>r Wales Conference happy to have made it this far. No is just something that happens in Each player gets $5,000 ami Ihe ollen.se." {U olloii). 8:1.4 Norri.s Divixion one would have believed that we your career." winner advances (0 the Ab’C title Greene says lie I eels Hie Sleelei’s W L T Pts. game Jan. 7. There's $9,000 for each have a lilHe more incentive against Kadio. rV Sporls Montreal 24 6 Young Woman Raped player in that game with the winner the Broncos because Denver knocked roiii^iii Los Angeles 13 14 moving on lo the Super Bowl, Hittslnirgh out of Ihe plavotls Iasi n (M ‘ k (• y : 7 : .'J 0 Pittsburgh 12 15 MANCHESTER — Police are investigating a rape of an Denver Pointing Greene said the Steeler.s can’t year. iialiTs \.«*. .Mosrou, Detroit 17 10 26 18-year-old woman on Maple Street Saturday night. count on Denver quarterback Craig The .Steelei s will begin piactice lor u h i : Washington 8 21 6 22 Police said the young woman was walking along Maple Morton to have another bad day Hie Denver game today, Tliov had Hie no4‘l\4'>: 8 - Kaiif'rr>s \diiitiN DiviHiun Street near Main Street shortly after 9 p.m, when a man against them. Morton hit on only Iasi tliri’e days oti In cclobrale > 1'latiM‘s. i W L T Pts. wearing a stocking mask and armed with a knife ac­ three of nine passes Dec. 16 lor 46 To Avenge Loss ( lii'istmas wiHi Hieii families. Boston 23 5 6 52 costed her, dragged her in the bushes and raped her He then took her handbag and fled on foot. I: Toronto 17 15 4 38 CHRISTMAS CLEARANCE DENVER (U PI) — One more time, only with more'feeling. Buffalo 14 12 8 36 Police are checking on some possible suspects. And there you have the attitude of the Denver Broncos witlR Minnesota 12 17 3 27 respect to their Saturday playoff game with the Pittsburgli Mmiilay's Guim-s m (No games scheduled) Steelers, the team that defeated them in the last regular season SALE! 50% OFF! % game. The Broncos admit they took an NBA exhibition game approach to that last can stop us like they did in the lirst Eastern Conference ALL CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS, LIONTS & CARDS game at Mile High Stadium, and the half (on Dec. 16'i, bu( we expect our Steelers walked out with a 21-17 win. offense to show them something and Vllaiilic Ditisiun “I think both teams will be doing let our defense work on Hie positive W L Pet. GB some things that they didn't do in the side of the field Hiis time, " .said Wasliington 23 11 ,676 other game," said Denver coach Red Miller. Philadelphia 20 10 .667 1 New Jersey Miller. “ I don't mean a hundred "We didn’t rush our liiiebaekers in 17 13 ,567 4 New York different formations, but we both that last game, and it helps if you can 16 19 ,457 7 'i Boston played it pretty close to the vest in rattle their quarterback and keep 12 20 .375 10 that one." them contained. " Ceiilral Division Miller had half expected his team Pittsburgh quarterback Terry W L Pet. GB San Antonio to meet the_New England Patriots Bradshaw threw for two louclulowns 19 14 ,576 Houston next weekend, but Houston's win in the first half of Hint game, witli the 16 14 .533 I'A. Atlanta •SUBJeCr TO SUPPLIES O fiH A tlO . SjS - over the Miami Dolphins Sunday in Steelers rolling to a 21-0 halftime 17 16 .515 2 Cleveland 12 21 .364 • GIFT WRAP, RIBBON & BOWS, a l the American Football Conference’s lead before Denver's second half ral- • C FEOABLE NOVELTIES Detroit 11 21 .344 GIFT BOXES, SEALS 8i TAGS wild card playoff game means the ly- Broncos will play at Three Rivers The Steelers had a 14-2 regular New Oilcans II 23 .324 • CHRISTMAS TREES «PWT*0MPD8> - m - r v -U FOR O VER 50 YEARS Stadium in Pittsburgh Saturday. season record this year, the best in • LIGHT SETS "They really surprised me," the NFL, but the Broncos dominated H V.sft'r/i Conference People often ask us what they • REPLACEMENT BULBS Miller said of the Houston Oilers vic­ in seven meetings with Pittsburgh M mIh i -mI Division • TINSEL GARLAND should say when attending a tory over Miami. “ I thought the from 1970 through 1977, winning five, W L Pet. GB •GARLAND game would hinge on the ability of losing one and tying one. visitation. Kansas City 19 11 .633 • ORNAMENTS •cuni the two quarterbacks to perform The Broncos will probably have t o Denver 17 15 .531 We tell them to relax and be • TREE STANDS with injuries, and I thought (Bob) leave for the Saturday game on - -2er '- Chicago 13 20 .394 Griese was less banged up than Thursday because of the heavy Milwaukee 14 22 . 389 : n (Dan) Pastorini." themselves. Their presence is holiday air traffic. Indiana II 21 .344 9 enough to let the family know Nom m mt m ik The Pittsburgh Steelers, who were "We could wait until Friday, but I’aciric l)i\ ision defeated, 34-21, by the Broncos in last we wouldn’t get Hiero until after mid­ W L Pet. GB they are not alone. year's playoffs, took their revenge in night and that's no good, " said '*■’3:; k..-,-* ;*,r- - STORE HOURS 4- V • ,.■<*- .-*1- ! * ■ -./Y. Seattle 20 12 .625 AND MORE COMINGI the last game this season. Both Mon ...... 9-9:30 Miller. “ We'll just work out here ear­ Phoenix 21 13 .618 CNARCI rOUR /j teams had already clinched their divi­ ly Thursday and liave a full woi kout Los Angeles 21 13 .618 Tu m S W od...... 9-9 OUR POLICY PURCHASCS Thurt S FrI...... 9-9:30 sion, and the Broncos did not come at their plaee Friday." Portland 18 14 .563 2 Thp Dfodiicis drtveMise item of M iller Sunday suggested the day to work on the game plan against Monday’s Results aoo MAIN STWEI • MANCHtSIEI, CONN Similar value will be oMe'ert or a ram Steelers might go into next Pittsburgh. The staff met again Mon­ 25 MAIN ST.. EAST HARTFORD check Will begiver^lor the mpfchandise lEWUmilCMSi Dashing Back Wearing UCLA Colors Philadelphia 109. New York 94 weekend’s game against the Broncos HOWARD L. HOLMES ARTHUR G. HOLMES Thank you day and the team will return to the Portland 115, Golden State 102 a bit overconfident because of the NORMAN M. HOLMES HOWARD M. HOLMES practice field Tuesday, Wednesday Theotis Brown of UCLA dashc.s around end Razorbacks Dale White (87) tries to halt run San Diego 123, Seattle 118 victory. and Thur.sday before leaving for "They might go in thinking they Pittsburgh Thur.sday aflernoon. with ball against Arkansas in Fiesta Bowl. Photo) PAGE FOURTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn.. Tues., Dec'. 26, 19711

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester f n n n Dc<;. 26, 1978 I'ACE FIFTEEN

i Eagle Skaters Enjoy Aj3ter InjumI, Knicks Play Giveaway ‘flatus Doubtful

Ron Apter. 6-foot-4 senior co­ Second Scoring Binge In Bowing to 76ers captain on M anchester High's basketball team who scored a career- high 16 points in last Friday's loss lo Having found scoring goals shooting the Panthers by a lopsided bined on a nifty 2-on-l break. much to its pleasure in its 37-6 margin. NEW YORK (UPI) - Red flow of the team, Conard, was injured in a snow blower Peterson scored his second goal of "We gave the ball away 15 limes in accident Monday and his career is previous outing, East Catholic Greg White, Kurt Peterson and the night at 8:25 of the third period, Holzman had good reason to be "Give the credit to Henry Bibby. Matt Tohin each lit the red light in the first hall alone," the New York Darryl Dawkins and Bobby Jones. " now in doubt. High’s ice hockey team con­ deflecting home a Doug Roberts shut angry. coach said. "You can't do that and tinued its deluge with a 10-0 the first period, the latter scoring on from the point. Lionel Lessard at he said. "We played great delen.se an unassisted dash from the red line, The New York Knicks lost, win." for three quarters and that creates "1 don't know the details but he un­ swamping of Platt High last 10:03 scored on a penalty shot after a Holzman hinted a shakup in the beating the Platt goalie to the top Platt defenseman fell on the puck in 109-94, to the Philadelphia offense." derwent surgery Monday night at Friday night at the Wesleyan right corner. 76ers Monday, dropping the starting lineup niay be in store In late games, Portland downed Hartford Hospital." informed an ob­ the crease. Anderson and Buczek Wednesday when New York faces the Rink in Middletown. Tobin scored 37 seconds apart in rounded up the East scoring later in Knicks 7 12 games behind first- Golden State, 115-102, and San Diego viously shocked Manchester High New Jersey Nets. Head Coach Doug Pearson stated The triumph was the Eagles' se­ the middle session to register his and the period, stopped slumping Seattle. 123-118. place Washington in the Atlan­ "Our best team tonight was Toby Tuesdav. cond in four CIAC outings. Their first the team's first three-goal hat trick 'I'riiil Blazers 11.5. \\ arrioi's 102 Scott Mosher was between the tic Division. Knight. Jim Cleamons, Spencer winning effort was a 12-f rout of of the season. His third goal was a pipes for the Eagles to register his Lionel Hollins scored 27 points and Maloney High. rebound off an Ed Anderson shot with Haywood, Glen Gondreziek and Mike Ron Brewer added 23 to spark first shutout of the year. Glenn, " Holzman added. "Not all ol East scored three times in each of John Harvey also getting an assist. Portland to its fifth straight victory. East's next action is against the them are starters. I'll think about it m the first two periods and iced it with Gerry King made it 6-0 at the 14:09 very same Platt sextet Saturday Brewer had 19 points in the second mark as he and Mark Buczek com­ and decide (about the lineup) before half and triggered a 16-6 spur! early .4nniversary Track <' four tallies in the final session, out- night at the Bolton Ice Palace at 8 :30. -U the Nets game. " in the third period as the Blazers Julius Erving led the 76ers with 22 NEW YORK (CPI I- - The 11th an­ rallied from a three-point deficit to nual U.S. Olympic invitational track Bowling points as Philadelphia moved within take a 73-66 lead they never mecl will be held al Madison Square a game ol the Bullets by winning its relinquished. Garden on Jan. 20, coinciding with sixth game in the last seven. Doug College Hoop Tourneys C lippers 123. SnperSiHiies l i l t the Garden s 100th annivorsarv 1 - William McKinney Collins added 16 points and Bobby Randy Smith scored 28 points to 155-151-149-455. Art John­ Jones and Darryl Dawkins had 14 lead seven San Diego players in dou­ About 210 alhictes will compete in son 150-149-144-443, Joe each The high scorer for the Knicks ble figures as the Clippers lianded the meet, which is being sponsored Twaronite 172-418, Jim was Ray Williams with just 14. New Seattle its sixth consecutive loss. The by the New York State Olympic Com- Set Across the Country Bell 153-413, Mark Abar- York's Boll McAdoo was held to 11 setliack dro|)ped the Sonics into a vir­ mitlec to raise lunils lo support the banel 167-408. Bert Davis points In Jones. tual first-place tie with Los Angeles NEW YORK (U P I)-T his is U.S. participation in the 1980 Olym­ Philadelphia Coach Billy Cun­ and I’hocnix in the NBA s Pacilii the week even the most 170-407, Ed Bujaueius 144- pic Games. Most Valuable Players in Peach Bowl .391. Terry Schilling 150-390, ningham said he liked the overall Division. fanatical follower of college Nonny Zazzaro 161-394, Bob basketball cries, “enough!” Purdue sophomore quarterback Mark Claughsey 152-392, Fred sive and defensive players in the Peach Bowl. From the Choo Choo Classic in McCurry 155-396, Tony Herrmann (9) and defensive tackle Calvin Purdue defeated Georgia Tech, 41-21 (UPI Chattanooga, Tenn., to the Glacier M arineili Sr. 147-394, ■■Hf. i:. Clark were named the most valuable offen­ Photo) Bowl in Anchorage, Alaska, college Adolph Kuszaj 147-390, A1 basketball begins its massive Bujaueius 135-391, Pete overload of holiday tournaments Aceto 144-384, Rocco across the country that may well Lupacchino 363, Adam BUY NOW and SAVE! rearrange the national rankiqgs Tycz 147-392, C harles Coach Sings Praises before it is over. Whelan 137-389, Joe Five of the top 10 teams will be Pagano 366, Bill Adamy playing in tournaments this week. 362, Erv Ruseoni 139-371 Leading the way is No. 1 Duke (6- Gene Tirinzonie 137-358, 0), which has been idle the past week. Andy Lamoureaux 354, Lee Of Michigan’s Leach The Blue Devils are featured in the Courtney 367. Jim Marlin T u r Y E A R ECAC Holiday Festival at Madison f - 351. Square Garden in New York, Friday PASADENA, Calif. (UPI) — For four years legendary Tom Harmon, whose totals in 1938-40 were 2,- and Saturday. The other teams in the University of Michigan football coach Bo 134 yards and 33 touchdowns. tournament are Ohio State, Rutgers Schembechler has heaped praise upon his Leach this year set an NCAA career record for 81 and St. John's. Parker Cited Save 2 ways — beat the re- quarterback, Rick Leach. touchdowns rushing and passing. He also became the Second-ranked Notre Dame (4-0), OVER PITTSBURGH (UPIl - The cent price increase by With the Wolverines' confrontation against University first quarterback in NCAA history to both run and pass also idle the past week, has two / BIG DAYS • / 130 NEW ^ for more than 200 points — 268 yards through the air and games scheduled. The Irish host St. Pittsburgh Po.st-Gazctlc's Dapper purchasing a new Chevroiet of Southern California in the Rose Bowl less than one Dan Club has named Pirate right • Tues., Dec. 26th $ week away and with Leach approaching his final 204 on the ground - and the first Big-10 player to gain Francis (Pa.) Wednesday before from our iarge stock pius save • CARS & TRUCKS more than 6,000 yards in total offense. traveling to Louisville for a show­ fielder Dave Parker a.s their man of collegiate game. Schembechler is not letting up. the year. • thru • with our year end biock busting • To Before the start of the season, Schembechler said he But Leach, who was named second team All-America down Saturday with Kentucky. The at quarterback the past two years and the Big-lO's most VVildcats are coming off a third-place The 27-ycar-old Parker, who al.so eSat, Dec. 30th • deaiel thought the left-handed Leach "just may be the best foot­ was named the National League's • Choose From < ball player in the country. " He has not changed his mind. valuable player this year, has not yet decided whether to finish in the Kentucky Invitational One-Handed Score play pro football. Most Valuable Player, received 79 of '"Ves, I feel the same way today," Schembechler said last week, which was won by Illinois He is also an excellent baseball player — after high (9-0). Clay Johnson fired away during Connecticut's impressive 97-79 the 102 votes cast. Pittsburgh Sleeler Monday while Leach and the other players took the day quarterbaek Terry Bradshaw off from practice to celebrate Christmas. school he turned down an $80,000 bonus offer from the Third-ranked UCLA (6-1), which Win over Main last Saturday night at Storrs. Maine’s Ed Philadelphia Phillies so he could play at Michigan - who recorded lopsided wins over McLau|hlin watches flight of ball. IPhoto by Roback) finished a distant second to Parker in "Rick is something really special. He's a quarterback the voting with seven votes. without a weakness. He's the best all-around quarterback has been named to the all-Big-10 team for three Fordham and Boston College last in college football." successive years as an outfielder and batted .473 last week, opens its Pac-10 schedule with NEW 79 MALIBU NEW 79 MONTE CARLO season. 2 Door. 6 cyl engine, A/trens„ deluxe seat belts, This year Leach was good enough to lead the road games against Stanford 1* ' , W "He has a great throwing arm, " Will Perry. Wednesday and California Thursday, power brakes, mats, body side molding, wheel open Cpe. 267 V-8 engine, A/trans„ air condition, deluxe Wolverines to a 10-1 record and a shot at an elusive bowl seat belts, power brakes, tinted glass, auxiliary Michigan's sports information director, said. Fourth-ranked Michigan State (4- moldings, radio, rear speaker, power steering, victory. The Wolverines under Schembechler are 0-5 in lighting, mats, sport mirrors, body side moldings, "1 have seen him throw out guys at third base from 1), which defeated Cincinnati last Indian ^emen Win w/walls, wheel covers. Carter Care Pacakge bowl play including four Rose Bowl defeats. centerfield. They won't try to score on sim. They respect Stk.f|i2509. door edge guards, AM-FM radio, rear speaker, Although Michigan is not regarded as a passing team, week, highlights the Far West power steering, rally wheels. Intermittent wipers Leach has gained more yards passing, 4,147, and thrown his throwing arm that much." Classic in Portland, Ore., Wednesday *5030°° barter Care Package. Stk. #2324. more touchdowns, 47, than any quarterback in the "Leach told me he wants to go where he can play, be it through Saturday. Other teams in the school's history. football or baseball, " Perry added. tourney are Indiana, Oregon, Oregon First Start of Year ______*6375“® He has also gained more yards rushing, 2,154, and "But he will have five months after New Year's Day to State, Seattle, Washington, scored more touchdowis on the ground, 34, than the decide whether he wants to make his first million in foot­ Washington State and Wyoming. Bobby Garnelis put the Indians on ball or baseball. " Fifth-ranked North Carolina State David and Goliath Because of a scheduling foul- the board at the3:08 mark of the first up, Manchester High's ice (7-3), which was upset by Maryland Manchester High’s 5-foot-lO Ed Kennison tries to dribble period against Maloney. Dave Miner hockey team had a 75 minute NEW 79 CHEVEHE last week, is home against Penn around Conard High 6-foot-8 pivotman Peter Ginouves (32) in at 11:17 made it 2-0 assisted by Kurt NEW 79 NOVA Avon Checks Midgets, State Friday. wait before its game last Wagner and Mike McNiff. Maloney 2 dr. 4 cyl. engine, 4 speed trans., electric rear Sixth-ranked North Carolina (6-1) action last Friday at Clarke Arena. Visiting on a goal by John Fontell closed the 2 door. 6-cyl engine, A/trans., deluxe seat belts, Friday night against Maloney delogger, radio, w/walls, wheel rings, body side edged Cincinnati by three points last Chieftains won, 60-44, to remain unbeaten. (Herald Photo bv gap but Kelly MeSweenev at 12:30 mats, body side molding, radio, rear speaker, power Rebound Next Night Strempfer) High at Wesleyan Rink in moldings, console, reclining seats. Carter Care steering, w/walls, wheel covers, Carter Care week and is favored to win the made it 3-1 assisted by Garnelis and Package. Stk. #2682 Rochester Classic in Rochester, Middletown. Scott Brown. Package. Stk. #2417. Tasting defeat for the first time But the Indians didn't mind as they players only, traveled to UConn and N.Y., Friday and Saturday. Other ing off upset defeats against The host Spartans cut the deficit *3920®® this season in Northern Connecticut recorded their first win of Ihe season *4795®® came home with an 8-1 decision over teams in the classic are Dartmouth, Southern Cal and San Diego State, Ninth-ranked Syracuse (6-2) also again to one goal but Garnelis came Hockey League play was the E.O. Smith High. had a tough week, finishing last in the by a 7-3 count. The Silk Towners were Niagara and Seton Hall. faces conference rivals in the Big back with his second of the evening Manchester Midget entry Wednesday Kentucky Invitational after losses to not as fortunate Saturday afternoon Bob Solgitis gave Smith an early 1- Seventh-ranked Michigan (4-1), Eight Holiday Tournament at Kansas assisted by MeSweeney and Brown night in Avon. Illinois and Kentucky. The as homestanding Hall High look an 0 lead but the Silk Towners idle last week, plays in the Sun Bowi City. Kansas State will be another for a 4-2 edge. Nick Landry made it 4- Three scores in the final seconds of Tournament in El Paso, Texas, Orangemen host Illinois State Friday 11-6 verdict at Veterans Memorial 3 for Maloney but MeSweeney each period powered the Avon rebounded with Leon Botteron tavorite m the tourney, having lost by night. notching four goals to set the pace. Thursday and Friday. Its rivals are just six points to 17th-ranked Long Rink in West Hartford. notched his second of the night at Midgets to a 3-1 triumph. Dean Tully Tenth-ranked LSU (7-0), winners All tallies came in the second period Clemoon, Texas-El Paso and Texas Beach state last week. The tourna­ The split leaves Manchester 0-4 in 11:43 assisted by Garnelis. accounted for the lone local score, Tech. over Montana State and Army its th e CCIL and 1-5 o v e r a ll. Just over two minutes later, Tom assisted by Brian Gullo in the second and helped erect a 6-1 edge. ment runs Wednesday through Satur­ YEAR END previous games, is home against Manchester's next clash is Roach scored unassisted on a period. Gullo added two scores and Dan Eighth-ranked Kansas (5-3), com- day. Colgate Friday night. Wednesday night against Conard breakaway with Paul Carpenter cap­ Avon outshot the locals. 27-19. Avon Weinbaum and • George LeBlanc msap- added single tallies. Assists went to High at the Bolton lee Palace at 8:15. ping the scoring at 1:38 of the third scores came with 33, 13 and 14 Scott Verbridge (3), Tully (2), Bruce period assisted by MeSweeney. seconds left in the three periods. Halloran (3), Botteron, Weinbaum Bowling Hall scored five times in the first Thursday night the Manchester USED CAR SPECIALS and Gullo. period in registering its third win in Midgets, comprised of 14- 16-year-old six starts. Manchester stayed even Bob Carlson turned in a fine job in I'AKKADK JIIMORS- EARLY BIRD.S- Karen 70 CADILLAC 75 PLYMOUTH with the Warriors the rest of the way, Coup« DeVllle. auto., air cond.. power window# - steering - brake# the nets with Karl Florentine and Eric Begley 150-160-174- v-8, Duster Coupe. 6 cyl., auto., radio. Low mileage & clean. Johnson 126-152-388, Iran oulscoring them 4-3 in the final ■ door lock# - 6-way seat. AM-FM Stereo - and many more extra#. ThI# Tom Marshall also playing well as 484, Keith Cox 161, Barry Doyon 152-375, Judy Sharp period, but the first stanza explosion car I# like new and very low mileage. Manchester upped its record to 14-2- Fuller 151, Steve Collins Was *2745 NOW *2695 135, Vera Dawley 134, was too much to overcome. Was *10,459 NOW *9,795 Stormy Weather 155, Adam Matrick 154-455, Lynne Talbot 129, Julie The local entry is cg-sponsored by MITO Steve Lynch had the three-goal hat Larry Quirion 160-157 158- Handsberg 128, Sophie trick and Fran Haggerty and Shawn 7 7 FORD SYDNEY, Australia (UPI) — A Farr's and Multi-Circuits. 189-507. Welply 126. Richard chipped in two tallies apiece 76 DODGE T-BIrd Coupe. V-6. aulo., air cond . power steering Aiirakes, vinyl roof, fleet of 97 yachts faced stormy radio. Low mileage & sharp. weather Tuesday as they set sail on in pacing Hall. Coronet Brougham 4 Door. V-S. auto., air cond., power steering & Iluliiluys- K a th y % ISPMIS brake#, radio, vinyl roof. Like new car. low mileage. MeSweeney capped a fine weekend Kelly .Mr.Swc eney the 34th annual Sydney-to-Hobart McConnell 132-363, Dot Was *5995 NOW *5695 "Nome of Mr. Qoodwrtnch" lor himscll with a four-goal explosion Yacht Race. Similar weather last Christensen- 141-345, Carol Was *3595 NOW *3295 with Roach and Marty Weinbaum ac­ 12 against Hall, but Manchester year put a record number of craft out Anderson 353, Sarah Lup- counting lor the other Indian scores. could not take advantage of its power of the race. pachino 140-3M. • Complete Mechanical Service 76 CHEVROLET This year's field for the 630- There were 15 penalties whistled. play opportunities. 7 7 FORD Malibu Clastic Estate Wagon V-6, auto., air cond., power steering & Launch Preparations PAKKADE DUSTY - • Collision Repair brakes, luggage rack, radio. Nice family ca r nautical mile blue water classic lUISI.NESSMEN- Ron Qranada 4 Door. V-8.V auto., air cond.. power steering & brakes, radio. SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) - Head Pete DeCarli 204-211-571, Like new. crossed the .starting line in showery Joiner 167-146-440, Mike • Auto Painting Was *4350 NOW *4195 coaches and a.ssistants for the 54th Dick Murphy 210-203-598, weather with northeasterly winds ol McCarthy 160, Walt Bender • Low Cost Service Rentals NOW *4195 annual Shrine Ea.st-West football Don Tourtelotte 211', Rob Was *4495 about 10 knots. The weatherman 157-414, Pete Scott 155, t r predicted a series of southerly game arrive today to begin W ashington 200, Buel • Factory Trained Technicians 74 MGB Alan Grzyb 151, Hank Rains Cut Play preparations for the Jan, 6 All-Star Grant 222-577, Bill Convertible. 4 cyl., 4 speed. AM-FM radio, bright red & low mileage. changes beginning late Tue.sday wiKi Zawistowski 148-388, John • Charge With Master Charge classic at Stanford Stadium. Most of Cartwright 201-577, Dan 78 AMC .strong winds and heavy .seas that Galli 148-382, Dave Dynes • 24 Hour Wrecker Service Gremlin Hatchback Cpe. 6 cyl., auto., power steering, air cond.. radio, the players will arrive in the San Humiston 227-591, Leo Was *3295 NOW *2995 College Harrier could test smaller yachts to their 146-146-416, Sandy Hanna In Aussie Tennis luggage rack, Vary low mllaaga & like new. Francisco Bay area on Thursday. Nelson 223, Ken Hesford limit. 145-370, John Lavado 145- Tel. 646-6464 Phil Goss of Manchester, an For Claude Gilbert of San Diego 203, Bruce Moquin 201-206- Was *4195 NOW >3895 The 1977 race began with a record 383, Joe Vinsko 145, Cliff State, it'll be his second head 575, Ed Czaikowski 233-588, MELBOURNE. Australia lU P I)- East Catholic High grad, was a fleet of 130, but rough weather Jones 142, Pete Scott 383, the couiTs as the storm peaked and 7 7 OLDS coaching assignment with the Shrine Floyd Totten 204, Brian Tliree inches ol rain over tlie past ground staff was busy mopping up. member of the Bryant College midway through the race forced 58 Bill Moorhouse 385, Jim 76 PONTIAC Cutlass Supreme 4 Door. V-6, auto., air cond., power steering & brakes, yachts to retire. America's Jim West team. East Head Coach Jerry Boyington 226-586, Ken two days washed out first-round vinyl roof, radio. varsity cross country squad Stewart 384, Paul Giliberto matches of Ihe $300,000 Australian Leman# Spt. Cpe. V-6, auto., air cond., power steering & brake#, radio, Kilroy won the race in his tpaxi yacht Claiborne of Maryland took his team Bower 211-571, Mike vinyl roof. Nice looking car. Was *5225 NDW *5095 last season which posted a 6-3 to the Sun Bowl this year against 381, A1 Bonin 376, Ed CARTER national tennis championship Kialoa after a race-long 'duel with Masilonis 232, Lou Polinski Lavado 375. Paces MCC Tuesday Was *4095 NOW *3795 dual meet record. compatrio Fritz Johnson in Texas — their sixth consecutive howl 204. Windward Passage. appearance. Manchester Community riiunderstorms and heavy rain 74 CHEVROLET College’s Mike Robinson is 7 7 BUICK Monte Carlo Coupe. V-8. auto., air cond., power steering & brakes, * THIS WEEK’S SPECIAL * (MEVROLET spread across Australia's east coast Guidry Honored Century Custom Sta. Wgn. V-8, auto., air cond., power steering & radio, vinyl roof. O V fR 80 YEARS O f DEPENDABLE SERVICE! among the CCCAA basketball Monday, wreacking havoc on all brakes, radio. Very low mileage. Trip to Cuba Canceled ST. LOUIS (UPIl — The Sporting 1978 CADILLAC COUPE DeVILLE scoring leaders averaging 18.3 Christmas day sporting events. Was *3395 NOW *3295 News today named New York NOW *5075 CARBONDALE. 111. after being informed by the V-8, auto., power steering, brakes, windows, 6 way points a game. The Cougars Weather Tuesday was threatening Was *5275 CHEVROLET Yankee pitcher Ron Guidry its 1978 (UPI) — The Southern (.'uban M inistry for power seat, air cond., AM/FM atereo, Landau roof and and more Ihunderstorms were atlas bantli( many more extras. This car looks brand new and nas are tied for second place along Man of the Year. Athletes in all Illinois University swim Tourism that hotei reser­ expected tor Wednesday. team's trip to Cuba has vations were given to • 24 Hour Emergency Service very low mileage. Wat $10,495. with Mattatuck with 3-1 sports were considered for the records. Tunxis is leading with award, by the editors of the publica­ been canceled because it French tourists. • Burner Sales & Service SALE PRICED <9795 'I'hc deluge on Melbourne caused CHEVROLET was bounced from its ac­ Steele announced early 1229 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER a 3-0 mark. tion. • Clean Heating Oils the heavy tarpaulin covers that i commodations. Coach Bob last month the U.S. State CARTER CHEVROLET INC. Robinson netted 55 points in protected the outside courts to float Steele says. Department had given per­ 1229 MAIN ST. • TEL 648-6464 GM auAurv three games for the 4-2 locals, away. Sixteen lirsl-round matches Guidry had a 25-3 record and a 1.74 The team had plannco lu mission for the Saluki 6 4 9 - 4 5 9 5 SBMCE/MRTS drawn lor the opening day of play ERA in leading the Yankees to a Call Us For Your Home Heating D6WNT0WN MANCHESTER Tony Gonzalez of Mattatuck leave for Havana but was swimmers to travel to OPEN MON.-THUR8. TIL 9 PM FBI. TIL 6 a m n u a MOTORS Hu m DIVISION will have to be squeezed into world championship. He set a 1229 Main Street, Manchester Phone 646-6464 forced to call off the trip Cuba. And Air Conditioning Needs... ______SAT. TIL 8 PM leads all scorers with a 298 Wcdne.sday's draw. Yankee team record with 248 average. More than 3 I eel ol water covered stril'.couts. OPEN MON. thru WED. TIL 9 P.M. - SAT. TIL 5 P.M. I*AGE SIXTKKN — MANCHESTER EVENING HKRALl). M.incliestor. Conn., Tucs.. Dor. 26. Il>78 Peopletalk TV Tonight MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Tues., Dec. 26. 1978 - f>AGE SEVENTKIviN MACCNewt 6:00 ® & Happy Days 0 Movie "Footsteps In The 11:30 have been acknowledged in Caan ‘Most Watchahle mxcaoiiNew* ® NHL Hockey Fog" (1955) Jean Simmons. ®Bamaby Jones ® The Brady Bunch 0 0 0 Grandpa Goes To Stewart Granger. A scheming ® Hogan's Heroes The Herald news articles James Caan is the "most She was. but says. "Finally 1 I'aiiliisy Isliiii*! (9 Joker's Wild Washington servant girl blackmails her ® 0 A B C Movie "Dr. No" on Seasonal Sharing and (m Bozo's Big Top ' l l PlocMilly Circus employer who has murdered his (1962) Sean Connery, Ursula Council the increasing number of watchable" male of 1978 according to learned the secret of being naked in ® TV Community College Brought Christmas to Cveryone Writer Joe Myarns says desipte his 0 Joker's■ Wild wile. (2 hrs.) Andress. Man Watchers Inc., a San Diego front of other people without feeling 9S My Three Sons 0 Wake O f'38 0 We Ain't What We Was 0 Volos Of Faith Christmas was teddy good things come.” The local businesses who are 15 books and marriage to movie star @ Bonanza 0 0 0 Tonight Dme.” The and dinner was followed hvby 2093.2093 Paitmi),.Catholic, snnii, South MottinAioi Methodist .,ooryear was to provide in­ _____ based group that claims 4,000 women like a slab of meat. The trick is to do 8:30 9:30 bears, trucks, transistor monasteries in Ethiopia, contributing to this annual Flke Sommer. "1 know nothing about ® Feeling Free 0 The Rifleman peace and joy of Christmas entertainment by ROTC members who annually rate male normal things without your clothes' ® MervOrltfln ® 0 T a x l radios, warm lap robes and Chriglmas in and the Manchester Junior dividual gifts for each Constantine established a appeal. women, and I'm embarrassed by 6:30 0 Captioned ABC News be with us all, each and students)-"The Story of celebrities on their sex appeal. on — like having a cup of coffee or a ® 89 Laverne & Shirley 0 Wilder, Wilder shawls, puzzles with 1000 Convalesrent Homea Women’s Club received patient who needed it. holy Roman Empire of To Bill Rice, president of sex ' <9 I Love Lucy 0 Liars Club 12:00 everyone. Scrooge, 1978.” lists of needed items and' Caan is cited as "mucho macho conversation about the weather ... ffi Bowling For Dollars 10:00 pieces, turkeys and canned Interestingly enough, which Istanbul is new the Convalescent Home While writing his latest novel "The 9:00 ® 0 N e w a ® Adam-12 Twelve students were in­ Manchester went ail out with incredible animal magnetism." (IV Jake Hess Gospel Time ® Movie "Follow The Fleet" Delightful sizes for patients at many men and women capital. "In this city for Auxiliary, for playing San­ after half an hour you forget you're Pool," he told an interviewer in Q() O NBC News ® C B S Movie "Terror Out Of ® 0 S t a r s k y & Hutch hams, chestnuts and volved in this contem­ to make sure that no one The Sky" (Premiere) Elrem Zim- 0 Living Faith (1936) Fred Astaire, Ginger Cliriglmas Party Meadows South and needed such simple items the first time, Christianity ta and Greg LaBonne and Tom Jones, a perennial placer, is No. undressed and so does everyone @ Over Easy Rogers. tangerines, gifts for was forgotten this Christ­ Hollywood, "Any scene where there balist Jr., Dan Haggerty. The 0 Soundstage porary Christmas carol in­ provided gifts for almost else." S9 Adam-12 0 iTie Rifleman everyone young and old, One of the most delight­ as underwear and T-shirts was on show as the official Jennifer Carr for being 2 and right behind him is TV was anything like that involved - director of Ihe National Bee Cen­ mas. Again, churches took 0 Dancing Disco 10:30 cluding: David Pronovost every patient. and warm socks. It may religion of the state.” Santa and Mrs. Claus at newsman Dan Rather. The watchers No .Moss Mere ter learns that a strain ot killer 12:30 families or single in­ ful Christmas parties I a leading role in reaching even if it was just a kiss — 1 went to 6:55 ® Nine On New Jersey as Scrooge, John Nowick Center Congregational not sound very Christmasy our townwide Christmas say his "great eyes and that Southern bees has invaded the country. 0 We Interrupt This Week ® Movie "Man On The Flying dividuals, in private attended during the Christ­ out to the lonely and needy. CliriHinius Spurkles Rolling Stone magazine publisher Kike and said: 'Does this sound right @ News ® 89 Three's Company Trapeze" (1935) W.C. Fields. as Crachet; Greg Bland, collected some 100 gifts party. drawl make him irresistible." homes, walk up mas season was the second St. Bridget’s bought gifts but if that is what you need Jann Wenner is moving into the to you?" I'm sure she thinks I'm very 7:00 0 0 0 Movie "Christmas 11:00 Mary Brian. Laura Quaranto and Tony which were distributed at that’s what we attempt to To the Manchester Board John Ritter of "Three's Com­ Miracle In Caufield U.S.A." ® ® 0 0 89 News apartments, and convales­ of the ROTC Dinner for each of the shut-ins and And to all those, par­ movie business. The founder of the s(|uare. She once gave me a copy of a (£ CBS News 12:40 Aselin as the Ghosts, all Holiday House, Laurel of Realtors who sent a pany." Gavin MacLeod of the "Mary ® The Brady Bunch (1977) Mitchell Ryan, Kurt ® The Gong Show cent home rooms. Theaters for convalescent elderly identified by Diane provide. ticularly Sheridan Vernon, rock weekly has signed a deal to book. My Secret Garden,' and said Russell. Three miners desperate­ ® Untouchables ® CBS Late Movie "Portrait Ol under the direction of Manor, Manchester check for $150 to the Tyler Moore Show" and "Loveboat, " (£ 819 ABC News Jennie" (1949) Jennifer Jones, homes patients. Over 100 for the biggest Christmas 'This will help yoti know about some (9 Dating Game ly try to reach safely alter being 0 Dick Van Dyke The spirit of Christmas Wicks (outreach to the The Cliristiuns Emergency Pantry and the Wayne Rogers of "M-A-S-H," actor produce three movies for Paramount Joseph Collen. patients, many from ROTC staff Dennis Manor. The Emanuel party of all over at the Ar­ Studios in Hollywood. of the fantasies that go on in a 3® Festival 01 Faith trapped underground in an 0 Hogan's Heroes leaped walls, built bridges, Sheridan and Donna elderly). The faithful The Division of Christian note "this is a part of our Robert Urich, TV talk show host ^ Sounding Board unsafe mine by an explosion. (R) 0 Dick Cavett 1:00 Meadows West (han­ Lutheran sewing circle mory last Sunday, and to Wenner says he's planning tilms woman's head.' After I read it, I opened doors (and pocket- Blanchard. Meals on Wheels Unity recommends The Christmas sharing and we Mike Douglas, football player Pat 0 News 0 0 0 Tomorrow dicapped and retarded) donated much welcomed Bill Tomchak, Don Tillson, for the age bracket that reads said: "Do you have any ol these lan- @ 0 Dick Cavett books) filled hearts Never was a theatrical volunteers once again Christians for your Friday hope it may be helpful in lladen and heavyweight boxer Ken and a sprinkling from needed lap robes and Joanne Mikoleit and her Rolling Stone, that "young people tasies'.’" 'Ves.' she said — but she Newlywed Game brought smiles of delight presentation more ap­ delivered hot meals and night TV viewing. Airing providing the right kind of •Norton complete the lusty list. 0 The Odd Couple Green Lodge, attended. walker bags to patients at sons. want to see good films that mean wouldn't tell me which they were " M0N.TUESn.50 and sometimes tears to the preciated or applauded. the gifts to shut-ins on every Friday 10-11 p.m. on food where it is most 7:29 Theater Schedule What an appreciative and Meadows West. And to Mabel Cun­ Kiiiperor's \\ ardrolx' something to them, not World War 1 eyes of both receivers and Everyone involved in the Christmas Day. Channel 3, Program 2 needed.” V .loll for .loll 0 Dally Numbers ANIMAL HOUSE ONLY enthusiastic audience they Of course, this article is ningham of Union Street Sylvia Kristel, Dutch-born star of stories with Sophia Loren." Showcase Cinemas — givers. Dinner Theaters donated Concordia Lutheran describes the life of the To the Fellowship Club, 7:30 U.A. Theater 1 — “ King of JOHN BELU8HI were. merely the tip of the who donated lap throws Jerry Kasley is beginning to feel "Su|)erman" f 1:00-1-:40-4:15- , And for all the times a Church’s Sunday School the X-rated French "Emmanuclle" The plans include three movies by ® PM Magazine the Gypsies" 2:00-4:30-7:30- w u ie iu u , their time and talent with iceberg. The Salvation first Christian hermits and Community Baptist and slippers for the con­ like .lob ol the Old Testamenl. and 7:10-10:00; "Oliver's Story" family blessed the givers The dinners were a delivered gifts to patients tilms. has been working with her Rolling Stone staff writers — a (X) Carol Burnett And Friends 9:45 the Elks of Manchester Army traditionally monks as host Bamber Church, for its gift of $100 valescent homes. like that worthy, he can't figure out (9 $100,000 Name That Tune 1:00-3:10-5:20-7:30-0:40; L A M ra a H . of an overflowing basket cooperative venture clothes on in recent years and says in musical set in San Francisco, a high U.A. Theater 2 — providing funds for the at Crestfield; St. prepares and distributes Gascoigne visits remote to our fuel bank. why he's being kicked around. ® Newl^ed Game "Every Which Way But and brightly wrapped gifts, between the Manchester Emanuel Lutheran Hollywood she's happy now to be a school drama and "high adventure @ S h a N a N a "Waterstiip Down" 2:00-3:50- food. Bartholomew also gave To the many, many The 28-vear-old trucker - he's onlv Loose" 11:45-2:10-4:45-7:30- Community College gift packages to every Church for two lap robes "serious actress " with a role in "Air­ about dope smuggling in the ® 0 MacNell / Lehrer Report 5:30-7:t5-9:t5 an equal number of those The dinner theater par­ gifts to patients in Crest- good people whose gifts been drinking tor a year — spent a 10:05; "Lord of the Rings " patient in local con- for the elderly. Carribean " written by Hunter S. 0 Wild Kingdom U.A. Theater 3 — ■ delivering the gifts will sit program - Future field and in Green Lodge. I ONE DAY SERVICE port 79 Concorde." 0 Chico And The Man 1:45-4:25-7:15-10:00; "Mo­ ties for convalescent home valescent/nursing homes, very unmerry Cbi istmas in a snowy "Pinocchio" 2:00-4:f5-7:00- ;down today to their own Inkeepers of America and The Church of the EYEGLASSES Was she ever self-conscious about "Uncle Duke" Thompson. 89 Tic Tac Dough ment by Moment" 1:00-3:10- patients are the brain-child and many youth and scout trur'k stop Monday alter a rear wheel 9:00 ; table with a new apprecia- students in the ROTC food Assumption adopted the the nude scenes of her early career? 8:00 5:10-7:40-10:10; "Invasion of of Norm Fendell, director NOW AT lell oil in Lincoln, .Neb. Vernon Cine f - “ Animal service. The meal was groups take in gifts and ® CBS Reports ;tion and thankfulness for of ROTC who works all patients at East Building, ARTHUR DRUG 2 the Body Snatchers " 12:30- House" 2:00-7:20-9:30 excellent. Michael Hizza, cookies. ® Cross-Wits 2:45-5:00-7:25-9:50 ■ the gift of a steady job, year round for the han­ Meadows, planning a party Vernon Cine 2 — head of the MACC Hotel Our particular goal this good health, children and dicapped, elderly, "hidden and gifts to everyone. East "Wilderness Family Part 2" and Restaurant Division, Jews F ill In for ! friends. and voiceless.” 1:00-3:00-7:00-9:00 ALL and Glen LaMaire, in Christmas -&’SF-2XxX9WliSklllLl>Sl-ll0ICMk-'g>!RT Prestige Printing, Inc. Tea Manchester Evening Herald TOLLAND TURNPIKE, MANCHESTER PLUSMMERALS •67.95 mmk ROOM S Edmund Gorman Agency, Realtors Salem Hassilf Camera Shop TABS ; H AR TFO R D Milk inc. tax-gratuities PLE^OAU-THEATRE Harrison's Stationers TRI-CITY SHOPPING CENTER, II iiIh t Iii Si , K\il (off IM) SPFUM. TBKM PliiH Coiilhifutiil im p o r t a n t ! NEW YEAR’S EVE 9 Fi m hat. and noltdmtktra FOR SCREEN TIMES Watkins Brothers * 2 . 6 4 TM.K OF TIIF TOWN rhtf« $ r>« MivMmg Coml VERNON M . 6 4 llmikfii>l • from •Wi ow ragultr nwnu 30't • REQ. $3.03 TeL 5 2 S ^ 1 1 Shrimp Cocktail RESERVE Coma lain Oh lunl 24’i • REQ. $2.09 2-:i \M. r iMwaattont, Call M l-U M 11.75 extra NOW kMHMEmiMMKIMEHMa PAGE EIGHTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Tues., Dec. 26, 1978 Grammar School Reports Somers Man Elected M g S T g R M G J ^ ^ conn.. T„es.. Dec. 26 ,w s - Successful Craft Fair 'Oil Production Slows, Yule Fires COVENTRY — The Coventry Grammar holiday vacation. In County Farm Group School PTO reports that its Third Annual At Coventry High School, boys' and Kill Sixty Craft Fair was a great success. A recap of girls' basketball events that began the VERNON — Horace F. Pease of Somers the event will be given at the group's next middle of this month will continue through Iranian Revolt Continues has been elected to the Tolland County Community III, Coventry, Mansfield meeting on January 8 at 7:30 p.m. at the the end of January. Students have been Willington: Willard C. Stearns! Christmas trees and decorations, Agricultural Stabilization and Conserva­ TEHRAN, Iran (UPD— Iranian oil jmpletely. ports on Kharg island. school. selling 82 tickets a discount of 50 cents Mansfield; William Peracchio and usually a source of joy during the tion (ASC) Committee for three-year production plunged to a record low The third grade classes studied Christ­ from the regular price to induce volume "That would create a backlash of In the southern part of Tehran, holiday season, were the purveyors term. Chester Heckler, Coventry; Russell Mar­ today and in Tehran troops fired at mas around the world as part of their pre­ sales. tin, Mansfield; and David Buscaglia feeling among people here who need troops opened fire to disperse an es­ of tragedy in at least three high- Pease was elected by the delegates to hundreds of anti-shah demonstrators holiday program. The second grade con­ The Boys' Varsity Basketball Team won Coventry. gas for their cars and kerosene for timated 600 anti-shah demonstrators fatality yuletide fires this year. the ASC county convention held at the who wore signs reading, "The centrated on the customs, clothes, and the Charter Oak Conference and finished Community IV, Andover, Bolton, heat,” one diplomat said. "The oil in the fourth straight day of street By early today, 60 fire deaths had Tolland County Agricultural Center in struggle will end this weekend.” unrest in the capital. languages of Mexico, culminating in a the 1977-78 season with 21 wins and two Columbia, Hebron: William Kralovich workers realize that and even in the been reported, many of them Vernon. Bullets whined past cameramen feast of Mexican foods. losses. Team members for the 1978-79 Andover; Ronald Szegda, Columbia; Alari There were widespread worst of times have worked to fulfill children. Douglas Porter of Hebron was elected and photographers in the area. At the town's other elementary school, Kason include students from sophomore, Hills, Hebron; Peter Chowanec, Colum­ demonstrations in Tehran after anti­ domestic needs.” An entire family of four died in chairman and Wesley Bradway of Union, Witnesses said five persons were the George Hersey Robertson School, junior, and senior classes. bia; and Alphonse Giglio, Bolton. shah leader Karim Sanjabi told a Diplomats said more and more the Dallas early Monday, and eight vice chairman of the committee for the crowd of 10,000, "This country's shot and later taken away by other parent met with teachers before the On January 31 and February 1, 2, and 3, The county ASC committee is responsi­ of nation's 6,000 oil workers had children were killed Sunday in New coming year and William Lipton of problems will not end until the illegal demonstrators. No fatalities could be school vacation to discuss their children's the Footlighters drama group will present ble for local administration of govern­ received telephone death threats Orleans, bringing Louisiana's fire Somers and William Kralovich of Andover monarchy comes to an end.” telling them: "If you go to work we'll confirmed. progress. School officials report a 75- their interpretation of “Guys and Dolls,” were elected first and second alternates. ment farm programs such as agricultural death toll to the highest in the nation. percent turnout of parents. Heavy shooting was heard around kill you,” Demonstrators burned a Russian- Both blazes were blamed on Christ­ offering a taste of Broadway in the 1940's. The delegates at the convention are all conservation, emergency livestock feed, The early part of this school year has the U.S. Embassy in central Tehran "The workers are simply made army truck in east Tehran and mas decorations. Featured in the Damon Runyon musical community committeemen for 1979 and emergency conservation forestry incen­ focused on development of the math fable will be Jim Hunt, Jeff Taylor, Peggy but demonstrators, wbo attacked the terrified," said one diplomat, "Even set alight an army jeep and several Dallas officials said a fire in the were elected by their fellow farmers tive, wool incentive and various loan programs. mission compound Sunday, were kept in Ahvaz where the army is out in cars in the airlines district of Villa program at Robertson during in-service Perrotti, Cathy Sargent, and other during a recent mail election. Oak Cliff residential area destroyed days for teachers. Comprehensive tests students under the direction of Kristina Citations Awarded The final date for filing wool at a distance by troops. Most of tbe force the workers realize there's avenue, scene of repeated violence the living room of the one-story, The committees are as foliows with the since Saturday. for specific skills were developed. Next Elias and Christine Kurdys. applications is Jan. 31. Farmers should gunfire was in the air, witnesses nothing the troops can do to protect wood frame home. Three victims — Raymond Allen, superintendent of schools chairman, vice chairman, member and said. them if someone is realy out to kill month teachers will begin reviewing and The Coventry's France Exchange Club send or bring their original sales in-voices A soldier apparently wounded in Charles Chambers, 37; his wife. first and second alternates listed in that Western diplomats said oil produc­ them." upgrading the language arts curriculum will be preparing for a trip to Roubaix, in Bolton, left, Michael O’Connor, center, to the county office on Route 30, Vernon fighting was carted off by a military Sherry Lee, 26; and their son, David order. tion has dropped to around 600,000 guides. France, in February. Students will raise vice chairman of the Board of Education; and On the reverse side of the invoice the Diplomats said the murder Satur­ jeep, his bleeding leg sticking out of Wayne, 1 — were dead at the scene Community 1, Somers, Stafford. Union: barrels a day — only 10 percent of the day of two oil company executives — the jeep window. The guidance staff at the Captain money through bake sales and weekend Joseph Haloburdo, board chairman, admire Waiter Bradway, William Mordasky, both farmer should note the number of animals from burns. Another child who lived Nathan Hale School will work on setting nation's normal output of just under 6 including Paul E. Grimm of Wilton, Witnesses said doctors in hospitals at the home, Bryan Sanders, 10, died jobs. Those going this year are Don Avery, citations awarded by the Connecticut of Stafford Springs; Harold Eastwood, shorn and the month and year of shearing up a meeting in January between Sarah Bassett. Scott Doyle, Lynn and an application will be prepared for million barrels a day. Conn. — lent credence to the death where victims of Monday's shootings a half-hour later of probable smoke Association of Boards of Education recently. William Lipton, Franklin Kibbe, ail of The previous record low was 1.1 threats. were taken for treatment joined the representatives of the technical- Kinsella, Paul LeBlanc, Chris Lerch, Cin­ Somers. signing. inhalation. vocational schools, the E.O. Smith dy Nadeau, Gail Nadeau, Norma Nadeau. The Bolton board was cited for its presenta­ There is also an emergency program million barrels in early November, G rim m , 56, and his Iranian protest, shouting "Death to the The New Orleans fire took little Community 11, Ellington, Tolland, Ver­ one month after oil workers began shah." Vocational-Agricultural School, and Cathy Sargent, and Gunnar Wilkens. tion of the board budget and for the annual providing potatoes for livestock feed. Any counterpart Malek Borujerdi, were time Sunday to sweep through Ida non: Glenn Luginbuhl and Theodore Cot­ their strike on the ordera of parents of children wishing to attend these A new development in the school system report. (Herald photo by Holland) interested farmer should contact the ambushed and shot to death in Elsewhere in the capital, soldiers Perkins' small apartment, part of a tier, Tolland; Emerson Aborn Jr., Ayatollah Khomeini, the shah's schools. this year has been the implementation of a county office. The phone number is 875- separate attacks in the southwestern carrying automatic weapons stood two-story frame house near the Ellington; Norman Storong, Vernon; and bitterest enemy. town of Ahvaz, 528 miles from vigil on street corners to ward off The middle-school's PTO will sponsor a Youth Advisory Council for the hot lunch Pofor Ch.nrtor. Ellincinn 9770. French Quarter. Eleven residents of meeting for parents of Grade 8 students, program. Under the direction of home "If they slow down any more there Tehran. demonstrators who have been com­ the apartment were at home when on January 24, to discuss the high school economies teacher Harriet Cromie, the won't he anything coming out of the In the southwestern oil town of ing out in groups of several hundreds the fire struck, and eight of them — program. The PTO has concentrated on group of 13 students has met once a month fields,” said one Western diplomat. Abadan, oil industry sources said disappearing in side-streets and between the ages of 1 and 1 8 - died. organizational growth the early part of to go over the school menu and to offer "Right now there's nothing for troops were breaking into the homes reappearing elsewhere during the Others miraculously escaped injury. this school year and will work on the suggestions. expprt at all and they are about 150,- of striking refiner/* workers and past four days of trouble. Fire officials attributed a short cir­ development of subcommittees after the . 000 barrels below what they need for beating them up in an effort to get At least five people were killed cuit on the gaily trimmed artificial domesUc needs." them back to their posts. Monday in continuing turbulence tree with sparking the blaze. Six of mkh' Diplomats said they doubted the oil Diplomats said 60 tankers current­ aggravated by signs of deteriorating the victims were Mrs. Perkins' workers would shut down production ly were tied up and idle at loading military discipline and a steady children and two were her Seniors Can Get Jobs decline in oil production — the coun­ grandchildren. try's economic lifeline. VERNON — Employment opportunities guidelines have been in accordance with Christmas tree lights also were for senior citizens in the Tri-Town area of The new violence broke out as suspected as the cause of an early criteria established and updated by the Sociology Professor Gholam Hossein Vernon, Tolland, and Ellington, are U.S. Office of Management and Budget. Leaders’ Group Says Sunday blaze in Central Islip, N.Y., available to those who meet federal Sadighi worked feverishly to per­ on Long Island. Fire officials said The program is funded by the Department suade hesitant politicans to join him guidelines. of Labor. 'This IS the skylight at the M.H. de Young Memorial Museum three people were killed — Elizabeth The Seniors In Community Service in a civilian government — the fourth Boone, 90; Elizabeth Stietzel, who Each guideline participant enrolled in in five months — to replace the in San Francisco, Calif., where a thief entered late Sunday and Employment program is designed to the program will review a physical was in her 50s; and her husband, U.S., Canada Closer military Cabinet now governing the took four 17th century Dutch paintings, including Rembrandt’s provide, foster, and promote useful part- examination before placement in an Frank, also in his 50s — and the home time activities for economically disadvan­ country. ‘Portrait of a Rabbi,” valued at an estimated $1 million (UPI was gutted. employment activity. WASHINGTON (UPI) - Mutual and the United States showed more taged persons who are 55 years old or The Senate met behind closed photo) A fire which destroyed a two-story Anyone wishing more information or an problems involving energy, the interest in promoting North older. It is a program administered by the doors Monday and political sources downtown apartment building and application should call Gertrude American stability. Urban League of Greater Hartford Inc. Bring Caldor All Your Holiday Film economy and trade drew the United said it discussed proposals to killed three people in Salt Lake City Mangione at the Hockanum Valley Com­ States and Canada closer together In part, better communication transfer many of Shah Mohammed “Economically disadvantageed person” munity Council, 872-8318. Both ' Urban early Monday was not known to be is defined in the federal register from the and save on “ Picture Perfect” during the last three years than between the two countries has Reza Pahlavi's vast powers to a Burglars Use Skylight Christmas-related. Police said two League and Hockanum Valley are equal during the first half of the decade, a resulted from dealing with such prime minister and a strong Parlia­ Department of Labor, includes persons opportunity affirmative action employers people— Leo E. Alires, 42, and an un­ whose income for a one-member family Is. committee of leaders from the two problems as higher energy costs, ment. identified man were dead at the and United Way agencies. counjries report. In Stealing Rembrandt 83,160 or two members, 84,150. These poor economic performance and The sources said this discussion scene of apparent smoke inhalation, Thb Canadian-American Com- changes in international trade could lay the groundwork for the 73- and another man, Henry M. Cotton, they removed a grate and either mitt%, made up of business, labor patterns, the report said. year-old Sadighi to announce a new SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) - died of an apparent heart attack lowered themselves by rope or DEVELOPING & PRINTING and farm leaders, said Monday that For example, U.S.-Canadian government that might be more Burglars eased throug.. a skylight while on the way to an area hospital leaped the 12 feet to the gallery floor, OUR GUARANTEE; You must be happy in the last two years the two coun­ energy relations recently improved acceptable to the shah's opposition. not attached to the alarm system and after attempting to escape. you're not 100% satisfied with can i tries have tended to “downplay by an agreement to permit the "Implicitly, the man is demanding said M.H. DeYoung Museum director dropped into an unguarded gallery in Ian White. A Nashville, Tenn., woman and her divergences in their policy positions, building of a natural gas pipeline that the shah should no longer exer­ order to steal a 81 million Rembrandt week-old son died early Monday in a some of which had previously put a from Alaska to the continental 48 cise his power of decree and hand White said the burglars escaped by at a Golen Gate Park museum, police the same route after taking the pain­ closet where they had sought safety 757 Main St. strain on relations.” states across Canada and Canada's that power to parliament," a deputy say. as a fire swept through their trailer In a report entitled, “Bilateral willingness to assist the U.S. said. tings from the wall of Gallery 12. He MANTCHESTER Three other 17th-century Dutch said they used a 600-pound 18th- home. The woman's husband was Relatippsi in an Uncertain World markets affected, by its decision to “ Most important," said the depu­ paintings worth a combined 860.000 hospitalized with moderate bums, Plenty of Rear Parking century walnut chest as a stepladder. Your 12-Exp. Context: Canadian-U.S. Relations in phase out oil exports. ty, "Sadighi is expecting full powers also were stolen in the Christmas and her two brothers escaped un­ Your 20-Exp. Your 24-Exp. A second Rembrandt "Portrait of OPEN THURS. NITE Film 1978," the committee said the Another benefit in the relationship to drag all high and mighty before harmed. Film Film Eve heist that wasn't discovered un­ Joris de Caullery," also valued at TIL 9 P.M. Developed & closeness /of relations varied with is that U.S. officials have not in­ the courts to be punished for corrup­ til Monday. A predawn fire Sunday at a “Youth Speebdty Shop" Developed & Developed & economic Conditions. terfered with the debate over tion, abuse of authority or whatever about 81 million was removed from PrintecT Printed The theft of Rembrandt's “Por­ the gallery wall but left behind, along Bamesville, Ga., home killed the Printed When conditions were good, the Quebec's possible separation from other crime. trait of a Rabbi" was the biggest loss three occupants, identified as Dewey United States tended to ignore Canada, the report said. "It could still work. " he said. with two less valuable paintings, said Offer good on any size Kodacolor, Fullcolor or any other compatible color print film, thru January 19,1979. in the history of San Francisco's Fine White. Nicholson; his wife, Pauline, and her Canada and Canada asserted its in­ The 21-year old committee was Troops, increasingly taxed by their After Christmas Developing by Independent lab. Arts Museums. Also missing were Two guards were on duty between brother. Red Berry. No cause had dependent economic identity. formed to study and sponsor role as a riot control force, used been determined. “modest” works by Delorme, Van de Sunday at 5 p.m., when the paintings When economic conditions were research on factors of mutual con­ bullets and tear gas Monday to dis­ Vale and Van der Neer. The daughter of a Cody, Wyo., man were last seen and Monday at 9 am., bad, Canada sought the benefits of cern to the two countries. perse chanting youths who remained in critical condition at STOCK UP ON FRESH FILM AND FLASH FOR NEW YEAR CELEBRATIONS! The thieves unscrewed the pane of when they were discovered missing, cooperation with the United States, a Salt Lake City hum treatment wire-reinforced glass skylight and said White. He said the skylights •Kodak C lio or Cl 26 dropped into a 6-foot-crawl space over that particular gallery were not center, died in the Christmas Eve •Maglcubts that led to the gallery ceiling. There, 20 Exposure...... 1.38 3 Pack...... Carter Reported connected to an alarm system. blaze at their Utah trailer home. •Kodacolor •8 Shot Cl 35-24 Exp...... 1.54 2-PACK Fllpflaah... •Kodak O C • Kodak PR10 or Q O il •tOShol Not Discouraged Martha’s Vineyard Split KR135-20...... I■ O D Polaroid SX70 Instant...... 9 . o 4 Flashbar... PLAINS, Ga. (UPI) — Despite failure to reach either Middle East or strategic arms agreements by Christmas, il^ /f I as hoped. President Carter insists he is not discouraged. Over Having McDonald’s After a holiday celebration with kinfolk in Plains, Catter was to fly today to Camp David, Md., where he VINEYARD HAVEN, Mass. (UPI) signatures, roughly a quarter of the — Martha’s Vineyard, the vacation island's year-round residents. But that can’t be done, say anti- will stay through New Year's Day. Mac forces. Heavy Outerwear In a chat with reporters on Christmas Day, Carter in­ island off the Massachusetts coast, is “Of those, easily 90 percent gave McDonald’s spokesman insist that sisted neither he nor Secretary of State Cyrus Vance in many ways a throwback to another island addresses as their they don’t intend to change the were discouraged over their failure to move Egypt and time. Few cars or people, not even residences,” he said. design of the harborside building Israel to resume their negotiations or over the latest fast-food restaurants. James H.K. Norton, whose family Boys & Girls SALT snags. But that too may change, and members have been island residents where the restaurant would be located in Vineyard Haven. "It just takes time,” he said. whether a McDonald’s restaurant since 1648, said he is not particularly The fact that the building was once There was widespread speculation the Soviets threw a opens has split the residents of this concerned by the threatened “in­ the Farmers Cooperative and is monkey wrench into the SALT negotiations out of an­ island, which has become the vasion." I.T.T.#401 Minolta 450E C A ilA therefore of historical interest is one noyance with the U.S. decision to establish diplomatic summer playground of the East He understands those who resent Magicflash f c A s O U Pocket Autopak 0 9 b4 U of the reasons they prefer that site. relations with China on Jan. 1. Coast’s wealthy. off-island opposition, Norton says: Pocket Camera.. CaldorSale Price •Electronic Flash for 4 0 i i n “Whereverwe go on the island, we with Pop-Up Flash.. Our Reg. 79.88 Garter conceded a proposed summit meeting with Residents have chosen up sides on “They don’t want to be quaint just Most Instant Cameras.. I 0 « 4 U want it to be in an existing island • Coats Built-In electronic flash helps 'freeze' Minolta quality In pocket camera! Soviet president Leonid 1. Brezhnev won't be held in mid- the issue and committees have for tbe sake of the tourists. building which we can restore,” said theactioni Use new 400 film for Minolta Rokkor close-up lens, pop-up January as he previously hoped. formed to influence the decision. "I have no objections to a fast-food •Electronic Flash lor OH At\ Manuel Fagundes, a real estate extended-range flash pictures. electronic flash for all-light shooting. PolaroidSX-70Cameras C.\AM "I think we wili have a peace treaty for the Middle No-Mac Committee spokesman outlet with a certain evel of food, a East and 1 think we will have a SALT agreement with the Peter Barry Chowka claims the in­ certain level of nutrition being representative for McDonald's “Preferably a building with some • Jackets Soviets," he said. troduction of a McDonald’s to the provided, if that can be done in a way historic or aesthetic value.” i ...... — ------But "the complications of all the issues are not easily Vineyard would lead lo an invasion that is tasteful,” he says. 11 resolved," he said. by other chains. He calls the golden- AFTER-CHRISTMAS TRIM-A-TREE CLEARANCE! "I still feel hopeful and 1 and Secretary Vance both arches proposal "the most symbolic • Snowsuits agree that we are not discouraged at all." he said. and most real change in the island's Over Zealous Recruiter Carter said the remaining couple of issues to be history." resolved can be handled through regular diplomatic But McDonald's spokesmen say an •Artificial •Christmas Cards channels and he said, “I think we have an excellent ice cream chain, Dairy Queen, has Blamed For Problems chance of a fairly early meeting between myself and done a seasonal business there for a • Snowmobiles Save MANCHESTER, N.H. (UPI) - A port and escort the car to the Christmas Trees President Brezhnev." decade. They say many residents m Extra •Gift Paper & Bows small college trying to lure students Massachusetts border. Standing on the front lawn of his mother-in-law's house. welcome the proposed addition, from the Middle East has agreed to But college officials were warned Carter expressed his hope that “everyone in our country claiming the island needs a good, in­ write future applicants to clear up by authorities not to carry out their •Lights Sets and •Hanging Wall had as good a Christmas as we have had." expensive, family restaurant. problems it blames on an over-eager plan because “it would constitute “We have been with our families and with our friends," But McDonald's plans may be Replacement Bulbs Decorations halted by the Tisbury Board of recruiter. kidnapping.” The same report ac­ he said. "And we have got peace on earth right now. We | Foreign students claim they were cuses college officials of wanting "to hope we can keep it that way." Health rather than by popular opi­ Reduced deceived about the facilities at the railroad” the student out of the coun- •Christmas Stockings, The president was still hurting from his recent attack nion. Corporation respresentatives •Tinsel Garlands small business college, Hesser try. of hemorrhoids, but that did not stop him from making appeared before the board last week Our I Hesser is one of several New Tree Skirts the traditional Christmas stops with his family in and with plans for a new wastewater dis­ College: which has been educating Regular Americans for some time. State of­ England schools to educate the around Plains, starting with a predawn visit to the coun­ posal system. •Ornaments and Prices &More ficials have gotten complaints about college-age children of oil-rich Mid­ 20% to 40% try home of his mother. Miss Lillian, for a breakfast of Because of technicalities, a ruling the school's English language dle Eastern countries and to use a Novelty Tree scrambled eggs, grits and homemade sausage. on the sewage system was postponed. OUR ENTIRE INVENTORY OF program, now in its first year. recruiter to scout for prospects. Around noon the Carters went to the white clapboard But Board of Health Chairman Dr. Decorations TRIM-A-TREE AND •Table Centerpieces Michael Jacobs said he felt obliged to Four students claim the school Vermont’s Windham College also . home of the first lady's mother “Miss Allie" Smith, in tried to expel them for complaining. began recruiting Middle Eastern the heart of Plains, for Christmas dinner, which included uphold a year-old moratorium on new CHRISTMAS ITEMS One charges college officials tried to students this year, but their tuition . . S'ZES roast turkey, combread dressing and all the fixings. In sewage systems in an area that has kidnap him and ship him back to Jor­ payments fa il^ to offset the school's the late afternoon. Carter and his wife, Rosalynn. drove had seepage problems. Infants 6-24 mos. e Toddler 2-4 yrs. dan. growing debt. It closed earlier this to their farm in Webster County where they went fishing Members of the pro-Mac group say Hesser spokesmen say the four month. Girls 4-6x 7-14 e Boys 4-12 on a bright, sunny brisk day and caught 25 or so bream Christmas in Plains the majority of the opposition is com­ were kicked out because they cut Messer's 15-week program costs before heading home to sit by the fire. prised of off-islanders — seasonal President Carter and Rosalynn leave her classes. They deny the kidnapping 81,500 in tuition and 8450 for room Preps 14-20 3 WAYS TO CHARGE Carter got several jogging suits as presents, but joked residents and tourists — and from NMCHESTEII VERNON SALE PRICES mother's home. Miss Allie, Monday, after the charge. payable on arrival. It enrolled 40 1. CALDOR CHARGE they would not be u ^ until he recuperates "from my young people who have only recently EFFECTIVE president and First Lady exchanged gifts A police report on the Oct. 26 foreign students, five of whom left in 2. MASTER CHARGE 1145TollamlTini|illn Tit-CNy ShoRiIng Ctnitr physical injury." moved to the island. NOW THRU with the family. Carter spent the Christmas Chowka. 29, a freelance writer and alleged abduction attempt said the first two days of classes. 3. VISA/BANKAMERICARO Asked if he was going to go quail hunting as he has done Students claim an unnamed STORE HOURS: DAILY 8 SATURDAY, tO AM lo 9 PM. SUNDAY 12 NOON 10 5 PM SUNDAY before. Carter told reporters he could not bear the holiday in his hometown of Plains, Ga. The photographer who came to the Hesser officials wanted authorities recruiter, who was paid an un­ thought of bouncing around in a jeep "right at this President later today will travel lo Camp Vineyard 5ti years ago, denies both to remove the student from his apart­ minute." David. (UPI photo) claims. He said an anti-MacDonald's ment and take him to a car headed disclosed “head hunter” fee for fin­ petition has garnered nearly 2,000 for Boston' Logan International Air- ding them. > \ PAGE TWENTY - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn.. Tues.. Dec. 26. 1978 Manclieslcr. Conn.. Tue^. Dec. 26. 1978 - PAGE TWENTV-ONK Help Wanted Schoolt-Clettea 19 H o m e s For Sale 23^ Hornet For Bala 23, INDEX p a r t TIME- Immediate B usiness NOTIC18 ADVERTISING ADVERTISING Operiing Downtown FOR THE BEST - Manchester BUSINESS & SERVICE Manchester Area. 8 am-1 pm Gymnastic School. 3 to 5 1 Loal and Found pupils per teacher. 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Howley. 49 - Wanted to Buy benefits and working con­ person needed to assume working Classified Adi ble person wanted to share within 24 hours. Avoitl Red repairs. No job too small. 643-5361. taught by Peter S. Gutter- Suile 228 at Auerbach Hall come. Immediate openings for PAINTING - Interior and ADDITIONS AND Looking lor kitchen RENTALS ditions. Apply in person, Ver­ many duties in the operation driving and expenses to Tape, Instant Service. Hayes Save! Call 644-8356 for es­ man. Gutterman is presi­ on the UofH campus. 200 non Manor, 180 Regan Road. Memphis, Tennessee. Call Corp. 646-0131. exterior, paperhanging, REMODELING. Free es­ appliances? See the TWO FAMILY 52 - Rooms lor Rent of a 7-Eleven Food Store. timates. excellent work references. RDDFER WILL Install roof, dent of Sentry Real Estate Bloomfield Ave.. West 53 - Apartments /or Rent Vernon. Ground level position that can Carol 646-3211. timates. Call Anthony siding or gutter for low dis­ great buys in today's M ANCHESTER 34-3 2 54 - Homes for Rent ALL AROUND MACHINISTS SELLING your house? Call us Free estimates. Fully in­ Squillacote 649-0811. Services Inc. with offices Hartford. P. Anthony 55 - Business for Rent lead to assistant manager or CHAUFFEUR- (Private QUALITY CARPENTRY By sured. Martin Matson, 649- count price. Call Ken at 647- Classified columns.. Clean home. Live in one 56 - Resort Properly *or Rent CERAMIC TILE MECHANIC manager by performance. first and we'll make you a 1566. in East Hartford. Vernon Giorgio, assistant provost Vehicle) Ideal opportunity for TURRET LJITHE OPERATORS Harp Construction Additions, 4431. CARPENTRY - Repairs, apartment and rent out and division director, is in 57 - Wanted lo Rent - Experienced only. Top Benefits include insurance early retiree residing EDUCATION cash offer! T.J. Crockett, roofing^, siding decks and gar­ and Windsor. 50 - Misc for Rent wages, i^ply: Atlas Tile, 1862 credit union, and profit Realtor, 643-1577. remodeling, additions, gar­ the other. $42,900. charge of the program.. Manchester - Storrs area. Oc­ ages. Call anytime, 643-5001. QUALITY PAINTING and ages, roofing. Call David Heeling-Plumbing 35 Garden Products 47 "Real Estate Appraisal AUTOMOTIVE Berlin 'Tpke., Wethersfield, sharing. Second and third casional out of state air travel ELECTRO DISCHARGE MACHINE OPERATORS I." also a 9 a.m. Saturday Registration hours are 61 - Autos for Sale 563-0151. shift, full time. Apply in per­ Private Inttrucllont 18 IMMEDIATE Cash for your Paper Hanging by Willis Patria, 644-1796. G R O U P 1 62 - Trucks tor Sale required. Full lime only CARPET INSTALLATION - Schultz. Fully insured SEWERLINES, sink lines, HDTTI FRUIT FARM - Fresh class, will be taught by 8:30 a.m. to 8:30 p.m.. son at: Route 30, Tolland, Ct. period. Contact, Willson Agen­ B&S HORIZONTAL SURFACE GRINDERS property. Let us explain our Stair shifts. Repairs. Carpets, cleaned with electric cutters, •Sweet Apple Cider, Apples, 9 F.J.SPILECK1 63 - Heavy Equipment for Sale RN-LPN wanted for lull or REMEDIAL READING and references. 649-4343. LEON CIESZYNSKI Builder - REALTORS Monday through Friday, 64 - Moiorcycies-Bicydes An Equal Opportunity cy, 11 Asylum Street Hart­ math: individualized work fair proposal. Call Mr. steam Cleaning. Free es­ by professionals. McKinney nears. 260 Bush Hill Rod, John R. Rowlson. owner of 65 - Cempers-Traiiers-Mobiie part time on all shifts. Apply Employer. MANUAL FLAT LAP OPERATORS Belfiore, 647-413. New homes custom built and 9 a.m. to noon on ford, Ct. 246-8541. program, (lst-8th grade) by timates. Call 649-6265. J.P. LEWIS Si SDN Interior Bros. Sewage Disposal Com­ Manchester. 6 4 3 -2 1 2 1 the John F. Rowlson Co. of Homes director of nursing. Salmon- remodeled, additions, rec pany, 643-5308. Saturday. Registration 66 - Automotive Service brook Convalescent Home, off master's degree teacher. 568- and Exterior painting, paper rooms, garage, kitchens Vernon, appraisers and 67 - Autos for Rent-Lease EXCECUTIVE Secretary- to 8075. MAY WE BUY your home? EXPERT PAINTING and may be made in person, or House Street, Glastonbury. work for one of New Quick, fair, all cash and no hanging, remodeling, carpen­ remodeled,bath tile, cement consultants. LANDSCAPING Specialize, try. Fully insured. 649-9658. work, steps, dormers, ND JDB TDD Small - To lei "Resident Manager of by calling 243-4371. Please call 633-5244. England's most progressive problem. Call Warren E. Exterior House Painting. repairs, plugged drains, ana unique Construction Com­ RIDING LESSONS indoor Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. residential or commercial. Real Estate" will meet riding ring. Western stock Tree pruning, SILKTDWN PAINTERS- Call 649-4291. kitchen faucet replaced, Help Wanted 13 NURSES AIDES wanted for panies. Excellent salary plus PART TIME spraying,mowing, weeding. repaired, rec rooms, Mondays at 6 p.m. with the full time on all shifts. Apply Part-time employees will share many ol the some seat, saddle seat and hunt Pofessional work at no extra CALL TODAY... fringe benefits. Must have Household Goods 40 Call 742-7947. bathroom remodeling, heat initial session Feb. 12. The □ NOTICES director of nursing. Salmon- fringe benefits as our full time personnel (see our larger seat. All levels 228-9817. cost. Call 646-5424. FIRST CLASS Carpentry - PART TIME- No nights. No knowledge of stenography and Remodeling and Additions. modernization, etc. Free course follows the brook Convalescent Home, off OPPORTUNITY ad). SNOW-PLOWING- Available Estimate gladly given. M & N weekends. Long holidays. July House Street, Glastonbury. bookkeeping. Must be very ef­ VOICE, PIANO Instructions. SIDE BY SIDE Kelvinator A&W PAINTING Contrac­ Kitchens and Ree Rooms. 35 guidelines of the Institute Panonels 2 and August off. Many retired ficient in both. Send resume For tnformation Former faculty New York refrigerator and freezer, 19 all winter, nightlighi or day. tors. Quality painting and years experience! For Free Plumbing St Heating. 649-2871. Please call 633-5244. SANDING AVAILABLEiILA TOO. of Real Estate Manage­ gentlemen and housewives Box G. c/o Manchester VISIT IN PERSON OR CALL: Music and Art High School. cubic feet. Good running con­ paper hanging at reasonable Estimates, call 646-4239. WOMEN WANTED FOR enjoy driving school buses. For Bright Willing Professional Singer/Pianisl, dition. 5150.00 649-9953. Don't wait til it snows! Call Cites. Fully insured.Free MANCHESTER PLUMBING ment. The instructor will SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS for Herald. TUES.-FRI., 9 A.M. to 4 P.M. 646-0743, after 3:30 p.m. & HEATING - Repairs. BOWLING league - 9:15 WHY NOT YOU? We will South Windsor. Will train. 644-8597. Estimates. Call Wayne 649- GENERAL CARPENTRY, be George N. Christensen, train. Call Vernon, 875-2826, or SAT. 9 A.M. to NOON 7696. Remodeling. Pumps repaired Wednesday nights. Please call Apply 9 Brookfield Street or NURSES AIDE, 7-3, Full Individual Repairs, Remodeling, a certified property 646-2161 alterifte 5 p.m. Manchester. 643-2414. Or By Appointmont SNOW-PLOWING- Residen­ Garages, Additions, Porches, / replaced. Free estimates. manager associated with call 289-5918, after 12 noon time. Laurel Manor, 91 Chest­ tial and Commercial. Depen­ Electric drain-snaking. 24- nut Street, 649-4519. Must Have a Vehicle. "TOM FLANNAGAN- Pain­ Rec Rooms, Roofing, Gutters. dable. Reasonable. Call 649- ting, Interior, Exterior. Paper Call Mr. Moran 643-2629. hour service. 646-0237. TOWN OF BOLTON NURSES AIDES - Full time, Enjoyable, Interesting 2098, or 646-3824. and part time, 7-3 and 11-7. Hanging. General Repairs. MECHANIC- school bus fleet Work. Good money. CHANDLER EVANS INC. Fully Insured. Call 643-1949. Experienced preferred, but requires experienced truck FARRAND REMDDELING - Personnel Office DICK'S SNOW-PLOWING- Cabinets and Formica 'Tops, PUBLIC NOTICE we will train. Apply in person: mechanic with tools. We offer Serving Manchester for 10 East Hartford Convalescent TRIM SPECIALIST- Pain­ Roofing, Gutters, Room Ad­ PLUMBING- 25 Years' steady work, good wages and Call for Appointment Corner$ New Pork & Onkwood Aves. years. Parking lots, ting. Papering, General Home, 745 Main Street. East pleasent co-workers. Call ditions, Decks, All types of Experience! Call Tom Notice is hereby given that at a hearing of the Zoning Board Tom W. Hartford, Cl. 06101 driveways, sidewalks. San­ Repairs. Call Paul evenings, Remodeling and Repairs. of Appeals on Monday, December 18, 1978, the lollowing Hartford. Manchester Bus, 643-2414 for ding also available. 646-5099. Dawkins at 649-7630. "Dif­ 643-8303. Phone 643-6017. ficult Jobs Taken In Stride." decisions were rendered: more info. Tel. 236-0651 SEWING MACHINE 6 4 7 -9 9 4 7 Case No, 599. Application of Maurice L. Saucier of 15 Notch An Equal Opportunity Employer M F Operators and miscellaneous SHORT ORDER COOK- *********••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••• Road, Bolton, lor variance of Section 7A of the Bolton Zoning workers needed. Must have Evenings. Call 649-7563. 281 ' Household G o o d s 40 Artlclet tor Sale 41 Articles lor Sale 41 Regulations up to within 12 feet of the sideline for construc­ some High School Education. Spencer Street, Manchester, Articles lor Sale 41 Must be able to read and tion of an outbuilding, be approved due to the topography of ' REFRIGERATORS FULL LENGTH Ranch Mink speak English, and provide WAITRESSES WANTED- For ALUMINUM Sheets used as HARDWDDDS- 4 foot lengths, the land. ' Washers / ranges, used, printing plates, .007 thick Coat, excellent condition. Size 6-9 months seasoned. $55 per own transportation. No evening shift. Call 649-7563. ‘ guaranteed and clean. New Case No. 600. Appeal of Mr. Joseph Verdone, Jr. and Mrs. experience necessary. Please IMMEDIATE 23x32", 25 cents each or 5 for 12 or 14. $800. 875-2344. cord. Cut and split 18 in., 6-9 281 S p e n c e r S tr e e t, ' shipment damaged, G.E & months seasoned $70 per cord. Robert Verdone of 2 School Road, Bolton, from a determina­ Call Personnel Department at Manchester. $1. Phone 643-2711. Must be ’ FRIGIDAIRE. lx)w prices. picked up before 11 a.m. LIVE CHRISTMAS trees for All delivered in 2 cord tion of the Bolton Zoning Commission on October 18,1978. be Pioneer Parachute Company, ‘ B.D. Pearl & Son, 649 Main denied. 644-1581. DNLY. sale, 454 Woodland Street, amounts. Call 649-8735 after 7 WAITRESSES NEEDED. 7 MANUFACTURING OPENINGS AT I Street, 643-2171. Manchester. pm. John Roberts pm-2 am, 2 pm-8 pm. Apply in ( ------SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS- TWD 300 AMP Rectifiers - Chairman person to: Dip & Sip, 335 I LOVE SEAT - Like new condi- 52 YEAR DLD DINING Excellent Part Time work. Center Street, Manchester. Good condition.Good for PILE DF DAK WDDD - Zoning Board of Appeals I tlem, orange background with plating, or welding. Call 649- Varying lengths. Solid, sound. RDDM SET- $450. Please call Will train. Call Manchester CHANDLER EVANS I white floral print. Call after 4 115-12 643-2414 or Vernon 875-2826. 3439 from noon til 6:00 p.m. Delivery available. Purchaser 646-6649. AIR CONDITIONING and , p.m., 646-1168. needs saw. Have 17" Sears refrigeration service man We are a West Hartford based manufacturer of precision built aircraft accessaries. A MOLDED FORMICA top and Gas Chain Saw. 643-2880. Dogs-BIrds-Pets 43 NURSES AIDES- Full time, wanted. Must be experienced. It's an innovation that allows you to STAR your FOUR-PIECE Pine Bedroom TOWN OF MANCHESTER all shifts. Experience steadily increasing demand for our products has created several new full time open­ classified ad for extra attention value. Simply panelM bar with two shelves Excellent wages and benefits Set. Excellent condition. A COMPLETE BOARDING £ ings lor experienced aircraft precision machinists, machine operators and quality and four stools. $175. 646-6028. FIREWDOD FDR SALE. preferred, but training will be to the right man. Call John tell your ADVISOR that you want your ad Queen-size bed; triple dresser, Legal Notice given. Apply in person: East control personnel on first or second shift: Hardwood. Cut, split and facility for canine and feline VanNess, Woodcock STARRED. The only additional charge is for the dresser with shelved mirror, delivered. $75 cord. 649-5683. guests. Dog grooming. All Hartford Convalescent Home. Refrigeration. 528-4144. This night stand. 4 years old. $800. COLLECT TOMORROW! The Planning and Zoning Commission will hold a public hearing space the STAR occupies. There are two 14-FOOT HILLTOP Trailer health guard maintenance, on Monday, January 8,1979 at 7:30 P.M. in the Hearing Room. 745 Main Street, East Hart­ is a year round position. 568-0935. ford. different sizes of STARS you can use. Try it the $150. Outboard motor 40 horse ultra-violet germicidal lights. Municipal Building. 41 Center Street. Manchester, Connecticut, KASIND AMPLIFIER- four Canine Holiday Inne, 200 HIGH SCHOOL Student to TURRET LATHE OPERATORS (2nd SHIFT) next time you have a really important mettsage Evenrude $250. Mobilehome to hear and consider the following petitions: 30" ELECTRIC Frigidaire 45x10 with furniture in cam­ 10 inch speakers, 60 RMS plus Sheldon Road, Manchester. SECRETARY - Part time wash Van in my yard. 643-2362. to sell. Stove. Immaculate. $100. JOSEPH L. SWENSSON, JR.. INC. - SUNDIVISION - OAK mornings, Vernon Circle area. ping ground $4,000, Call 525- boosters. $199 or best offer. For reservations please call Hudson Street. (P&J, W&S, MONARCH N/C, B&S TAR M/S) Color: White. Call 643-9317 568-3714. 646-5971. Promoted GROVE STREET (S-29) Typing, and machine after 5 p.m. To subdivide a parcel of 13.03 acres into 7 lots and a parcel Your ChoiCB— T - Frank M. Byam of transcription a must. Send on the northwesterly side of Oak Grove Street - 68V Oak resume to Box AA c/o BUS DRIVERS - will train if AUTOMATIC SCREW MACHINE OPERATORS (2nd SHIFT) U til 24 WE BUY AND SELL Used Connecticut Mutual Life's Manchester Herald. n e c e s s a ry . A pply 90 C Grove Street. Furniture. One piece or entire operating systems support Brookfield Street, South Wind­ FoIntStar X PointStir JACK GOLDBERG - RESUBDIVISION - WYNEDING HILL 7500 tor 15 worda, 10< 6 at Sikorsky Memorial Air­ Beacon Hill and. or procesi sheet' AUTO SERVICE D U n u o each addlMonal word. Hello 1979! Proposed additional appropriation to Water Fund Budget HESTAUHANT CHIMNEY CliANINB port has been announced by for ambitious and 1978-79, TRANSFER to Water Reserve Fund — $30,000.00 to Area Newly effective hourly rates and liberal shift premium are competitive with major D'Addario Industries. responsible person. Wa allmlnata the riak PI«*M com plalt Inlorniitlon Woeli M givtn bthm , than raid It In Send New Year Greeting be financed from Water Department unappropriated sur­ area aircraft manufacturers; incentive rates are available on many jobs. In addition, MAPLE JVI©bil o f chfmntir ffros The plan calls for the plus. Manchester & CARRY NATIONS iu mtlroly ovor phoiM, or itnd thl» form along wllh proptr Must have vehicle. 23 Super Servicci Inc. MTffhout making Happy Ads To Your Friends development of 20 acres of our personnel enjoy a fully company paid life, health and salary insurance package S43-1305 a moss... amount to Manchaatar Evonhig Horald, Bralnard Ptoca. Proposed additional appropriation to General Fund Budget hours per week. Start East Hartford and pension program; educational assistance; credit union facilities; and many QA8 • OIL • LUBRICATION • And Loved Ones For As Lit­ city-owned property, in­ 1978-79 — Community Agencies — Early Learning Center — FINE LUNCHES ACCE880RIB8 STAIt lU M N O H III @ 2:30 P.M. Town Line other ottraetive employee benefits. TIRE8 AND BATTERIB8 Aztec j ------tle As $2.50. Large Sizes a cluding three hangars for $198 00 to be financed by rent received from the Early Lear­ Corn«r of Ctnlor 3 Mtin St 2 M SFRUCf 8 T . MANCHESTIR corporate aircraft. ning Center. • nwwtlMMT Chimney I M yN am etS...... — — - • ------■ — Call Jaanna at For Informitlon Are Available Up To A Full A recent agreement Proposed additional appropriation to Special Grants. Fund Call Jeanne Sweeps I My Addhen 1$______SlBiHB, STfMM WINDOWS, DOOHS, AWNIHB8 A CANOPIES P a g e . between the city of 61, CETA Title VI — $34,246.00 to be financed from Grant, to 647-9946 VISIT IN PERSON OR CALL ToaiSaapiri ..My Phene Ne. t«.. Bridgeport and Stratford cover the period of January 1, 1979 through December 31, 6 4 7 -9 9 4 6 TUE8.-FRI. 9 A.M. to 4 P.M. Kina hHi I AD TO RUN IN HERALD □ I SAVER 0 DOTH □ requires Stratford's ap- 1979. SAT. 9 A.M. to NOON 371 N M N N (T. I H.» Mott ______iTARTINO D AT! . proval of all airport con­ Proposed additional appropriation to Speciai Grants Fund Or By Appointmont MNKKSia ^ / j r struction. 61. Title V Older Americans Act — $12,806.00 to be financed I ______In addition, Bridgeport's from Grant from State Department on Aging, to be used for 643-0130 « BILL TUNSKY I i i T ~ • To Place Your New Year Happy Ad, Call airport commission and an elevator at the Green School. DOLLAR SAVER common council must ap­ Proposed additional appropriation to Special Grants Fund CHANDLER EVANS INC. ★ ALUMINUM A VINYL SIDING I ------.^.------" ' ^ ' 3 1 1 1 ^ prove the proposal. 61, Title II Anti-Recession Grant, Public Works Employment CARRIERS NEEDED Personnel Office (20 Colors To Chooio From) BUILDINB SUPPLIES 643-2711, Ask for Tina or Joe The complex would be Act — $5,690.00 to be financed from Grant from State Depart­ Corners New Park & Oakwood Aves. ★ AWNINGS A CANOPIES located in an area bordered ment on Aging, to be used for bathnmms and a ramp at the One day a week • No collecting KELLY-FRADET New Year Happy Ads W ill Appear Dec. 30th Green School. W. Hartford, Cf. 06101 ★ STORM WINDOWS A DOORS LUMIER MART by Lordship Boulevard, the • Thomao, Falknor, O’Laary area (Deadline la Noon, December 28th) present airport terminal Elizabeth ,1. Intagliata Phone 649-9095 73 Windsor Avo. (Rt. 83) • TImrod, Cobb Hill, Duncan, Timber Tel. 236-0651 VERNON buildings and Runway 11, Secretary. Board of Directors FREE ESTIMATES + EASY TERMS said Francis D'Addario, Manchester. Connecticut area 871-2245 Ploct your id by noon and It runa tho next day. Dated at Manchester, Connecticut this 21st day ol • Ferguaon, Mountain, Arnott area An Equal Opportunity tniploycr M F Rtgulir hourt olfict phoni la 643-2711 president of D'Addario December, 1978. Enterpri.ses. 114-12 PAGK TWENTY-TWO — MANCUKSTER KVKMNG liKKALD, Manchester. Conn., Tucs., Per. 2ti. 11*7^ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Tueg.. Dec. 26, 1978 — PAGE TWENTY-TIIHF.K Franli and E rm tt Peanuts — Charles M. Sehulx ACROSS uuiVN Aniwtr to rieyiout Punfa

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IA4 SORRY PEAR.' oiiri»v)cir»c.ryta|uiFMVr February 52 Baseball 61 K I THOUGHT SOU P 26 Badly distrib- 23 Stout stick Apartments For Rent S3 Homes tor Rent 54 Autos For Sale S1 Xu(os For Sale I BOUGHT SOU T>IAT 38 Black bread nickname ENJOy LISTENING IN ON THE uted cards 25 Witty person 40 Donkey DEAR ABBY: 1 sympathize with the secretary who, when RAPIO-SCANNER FOR J 30 Holds in 26 Bobble 54 Grows darker 1966 CHEVY WAGON- Run­ 1978 DATSUN B-210 10,500 she answers the phone with, “This is Mr. Johnson's office CHRISTMAS 1 POUCE AND RRE CALLS LOOKING for anything in real MANCHESTER- 447 Summit wonder 27 Doesn't exist 43 Visigoth king 55 Wading bird ning but needs work. $75. Call miles standard, excellent con­ estate rental - apartment , Street. 3 Bedroom Cape. Rec speaking," gets the smart-aleck reply, “Well, what do you 34 Noun suffix (cont.) 44 Secret agent 56 Singer anytime, 875-7059. dition. takes regular. $3,200. know -a talking office!" homes, multiple dwellings, no Room. Appliances. Carpeting. 35 Female saint 28 Greek portico 46 And so on Williams fees. Call J.D. Real Estate Fireplace. Garage .No pets. Call 646-0795 evenings. I'm another secretary who has trouble with telephone (abbr.) 29 Not so much JEEP 1974 CJ-5 - 258 C.I. High SPECTACULAR (abbr, Lat, 2 56 Unrefined $400 monthly. 646-0882. wise guys. 36 Open-mouthed 31 Telephone Associates. Inc. 646-1980. wds.) metal performance engine, 20.000 1970 IMPALA 4 Door Hard One man called my boss and. when I asked who was call-, 37 Laugh con­ service (abbr) c i - ^ miles. Hooker Headers, Top. Full power. Air, New temptuously 32 Fencing females mate 59 Vote against VERNON- Well maintained ing, he said, "Tell him Graig Nettles is on the line." So I told Hollev lour barrel, Tires. Exceptional Value. Call 39 Golfer Snead garden apartments. Frank 1 Otilces-Stores lor Rent 55 my boss that Graig Nettles was on the line. How did I know 2 3 4 5 6 Oflenbauser high-rise 649-6818 , 5 pm or weekends. 41 Souchong 7 8 9 10 11 Smith Assoc. Inc. 246-6831 or Graig Nettles was some big-shot Yankee ballplayer? So o 1- 42 Tarry manifold. Monro Madagnum 12 Resident Manager 871-9188. YEAR END SALE — 13 14 ATTRACTIVE 3 room office. shocks, all gauges, 2 sets of someone made a fool of me. 43 Determines Ideal location $300 including tires, fog lights, roll bar. I'm instructed to ask who is calling and, if my boss doesn't value 15 RESPONSIBLE FEMALE to 16 17 utilities Don Horrigan, Excellent shape. Must sell Motorcycles-Bicycles 64 want to talk to him, 1 say, "Sorry, he's tied up in a meeting. 0 9 45 Snakelike fish share apartment with same Barrows Company 647-1000 47 Ideal gas la 19 Large bedroom. 647-9988. this month! Please call 623- May he return your call?" Then the boss returns the call if 20 21 1973 HONDA CB 450. Low and when he feels like it. Sktfwxut condition 4051. 22 MANCHESTER- Main Street mileage. Excellent condition. (abbr.) 23 24 126 MANCHESTER Main Street- Most people are on to that dodge. They say, "I want to Captain Eaay — Crooka & Lawranca modern office available. 400 $650. Call 643-5849. 48 Housewife's ti­ 26 BANK REPOSSESSIONS for asks him just one question" or "Tell him I'll be over in 15 27 28 29 2 room apartment, heated, hot sq. ft Heat. .'\C included Call tle (abbr.) 31 32 33 water, appliances. No pets. .sale- 1977 Datsun 620 pickup, minutes.". OOH, LA.LAI SMELL WHO'S "NUIT P'AMOUR" 646-2469 or 646-2755. HERCULES 175- 1978 7 speed, OOH. V E S - 51 Actor Hunter J4 35 Security, parking. 523-7047. 11,000 miles excellent condi­ COMI'n'1 AIN'T HE eAQUISITeV IT'S CALLEP; THERE'S 36 tion $4,300, 1975 Oldsmobile excellent condition. Fox In other words, they know I'm lying-that the boss is in M AYI? FRENCH 53 Coelenterate SPECIAL PURCHASE POTEILL...... LL US WOT ...... FOO-FOO 38 his office and doesn't want to be bothered. SOME KISHT HERE 57 Monarchy 3 9 " 466 MAIN STREET. North of Vista Cruiser station wagon shocks $795. Call 649-6549. YER WEARIH', OEARIEl PERFUME. HUH? 40 41 MANCHESTER- West Center Po.st office, about 5.000 sq. ft. Any suggestions, Abby? I'm tired of being a... ON MY KNUCKLES-. HOW THRILLIWel 60 Author with air- needs body work $2,- LIKE A WHIFF? 42 43 Street. Four room apartment. of centrally located space. 1978 YAMAHA YZ lOOE- 'NOT'5 THAT Fleming 44 700, 1974 Pontiac Firebird TELEPHONE PHONY MEAN IN 61 Ogle Tile bath, appliances, private Ideal for store, office or other 45 46 with air $2,525, 1972 Pontiac Excellent condition! $650.00. EN6LISH 62 Nigerian 47 entrance ana storage. Good business or commercial use. Call 646-4226. Mike. Firebird standard $1,000, 1970 DEAR PHONY: Part of your Job fa to save your boaa 4B tribesmen 49 50 51 $2 location. Available im­ Call 646-2426 9-5 pm. S3 54 55 56 mediately. Quiet or retired Chevrolet Malibu $700, 1970 time, protect his privacy and get rid of the peata. 63 Middle Chrysler New Yorker $650. Automotive Service 66 Develop a aense of humor to go with your conaeien* 64 Family of 5 / 58 persons References, securi­ 59 60 MODERN CARPETED. Air 1969 Chrysler Newport $450, tiouaoeat. medieval ty No pets, or children. 61 62 conditioned offices, ample above can be seen at the WE PAY $10 lor complete MOMRCHS ZEPHYR Ferrara 63 Unheated. $215 monthly free parking. Broad Street Savings Bank of Manchester. junk cars. Call Joey at Tolland i J 65 Penny 64 Write to: P.O. Box 244. East- DEAR ABBY: I need to know something about hypnosis. 65 location. Call 646-8422 or 646- 923 Main Street, Manchester. Auto Body. 528-1990. 66 Cunning 66 ford, Conn. 5762. Is it on the up-and-up, or is it just another gimmick to 24 STATION WACONS separate a fool from his money? INIWJMRIR INTtMUisi aSIN 5 ROOM APARTMENT newly MANCHESTER- Retail, If it is on the up-and-up, how do I go about finding a remodeled. Convenient loca­ storage, and/or manufac­ legitimate hypnotist? Thank you. H7IW«*.lr«/iaSSF?oa tion to buses, shopping and turing space. 2.000 sq. ft. to NEEDS TOKNOW Win at bridge churches. Use of one car gar­ 100,000 sq ft. very reasonable. Alley Oop — Dave Qraua age included. $250 monthly, no Brokers protected. Call DEAR NEEDS: Where there is s dollar to be madef youll utilities, Seeurity and deposit Hevman Properties, 1-226- fisd M many phonies as legitimate operators, and hypnoaii THAT 04E C K S. WHAT required. 646-5597. 1206. MCJRe w e l l , a l l t h e C ir c u it s a r e I'M SURE THEYtL is no exception. AS SOON A S r w a r m i t UR w e B E H A P P V T APARTMENT and HOUSES Hypnosis hss been effectively used instead of drugs to CAN SEND THEM BACK TD North wouldn-t be bidding a For Rent. We have 100s of ren­ eliminate pain in childbirth, surgery and dentid worii. NORTH 12-26 heart with less than four. tals in all Areas, Prices and Under hypnosis people have overcome phobiaa and bad ♦ 10 3 Couldn t E ast be depended Sizes. Call Rental Assistors, □ AUTOMOTIVE habits such as mdlobitlng, smoking and compnlsive Y K Q 10 9 un uf duubie siz diamonds 236-5646. Small Fee. overeating. However, I must state here that not everyone la ♦ A J 6 3 for a heart lead if he really ♦ KQIO Autos For Sale 61 an ideal snbject for hypnotism. was void of that suit? EAST HARTFORD- 2 For information on qualified hypnotists in any area, write WEST EAST That was just the reason Bedroom Apartment, second 1974 MUSTANG GHIA - 4- to the Association to Advance Ethical Hypnosis, 60 Vose ♦ AQ ♦ JII7IS4 why West doubled. He knew floor. $235 monthly, plus speed. 6 cylinder, 4 new Ave., South Orange, N.J. 07079. Enclose a atamped, self- T 76 4 3 2 » ------that East would double if utilities. No Pets, or children. radials, (2 snows), excellent addressed envelope and a brief statement of the problem for « 5 6 872 void of hearts and he also Bus line. 289-1995, or 569-3821. condition 228-0475 or 228-9550. LYNCH MOTORS INC. which you seek hypnotic help. ♦ J8043 ♦ 975 knew that South might well SOUTH run out to six notrump if TWO BEDROOM 1972 CAPRI V-6, 4-speed, 8- CAR CLEARANCE SAU East did make this lead TOWNHOUSE AVAILABLE. ioo DEAR ABBY: LIVING SISTER wrote complaining that fS'Siamii ♦ K2 track stereo. $1100,'. Call 646- directing double. All appliances. Heat and hot her family charged the flowers for her mother's funeral to » A J 8 5 2227, after 6 pm. i2 » K Q 10 9 4 South would collect 12 water included. $325 monthly. Dec. 26tb - 30th the mother's estate. She said it was disgracefull easy tricks at six notrump You agreed, and called it cheap and chintzy. Abby, your The FlIntotonM — Hanna Barbara Productlona ♦ A2 Call Mr. Peterman, 649-9404, ATTENTION! Come see our but he had no reason to run or 646-1171. Great Selection of Quality typewriter was in gear, but your brain was idling. Vulnerable: Both out when West doubM. At Preowned Autos. Completely The Federal Estate Tax form allows ALL legitimate 3AH/ Dealer: South least he didn't run out, td- COLUMBIA - 3 room apart­ funeral expenses to be deducted. This includes not only reconditioned at Manchester West North thou^ he will always wish ment with heat, hot water, Honda, Connecticut's largest flowers, but also long-distance telephone calls, motel and h M H / East that he had. A heart ruff, a stove, refrigerator, electrici­ and most complete Honda hotel costs, mileage and, of course, the undertaker’s bill. Pass spade return, a second heart ty, air conditioning. $250. Se­ Dealer! 24 Adam Street, So, buy the flowers and pay the undertaker out of your I WA14! Pass ruff, a second spade and cond floor. Adults only. No 4 Door & 2 Door Pass Pass 3 Manchester. own pocket and lose the deduction if it makes you feel third heart ruff left South pets. Security deposit. Cail Automatic Trans. better. But it's dumb. Pass four tricks down. 646-7690. Auto. Trans. Dbl. Pass 1971 CHEVROLET IMPALA H FOLLOW 6 Cyl. Engine SENIOR CITIZEN: BELLEVILLE. MICH. THREE ROOM Apartment - hard top, 2-door. Good running 6 Cyl. Engine condition. $500, 649-7149 after Power Steering Carpeting, parking. Available ^ THE WSW Radial Tires DEAR SENIOR: You win.^P.S. There seems to be no end Opening lead: W? now. No pets. Adults only. 5 pm. Power Brakes to what 1 learo from my readers!! Power Steering We have had several ques- Call 649-5729 anytime. SEARCHLIGHT Rear Window Defroster Power Brakes By Oswald Jacoby uons about the Lightner dou­ OFFICE SPA^" AM/FM Radio and Alan Sontag ble. This is a double of a QUIET ONE BEDROOM FOR Luggage Rack slam to ask for an unusual FOR R E N T Bodyside Molding A s tr o g r a p h Apartment. Heat, air con­ Rear Window Defroster Victor Mollo's new book, lead and East would have ditioned. West Middle Turn­ 250 square feet, center of SAVINGS Heavy Duty Battery Tha Born Loaar — Art Sanaom “The Finer Arts of Bridge," made one with today’s hand pike. $190. Adults only. Call Manchester, air conditioning and AM/FM Radio is very advanced stuff if given the chance. 649-2098. Occupancy for Jan. parking. Call 643-9551. WSW Radial Tires TAURUS (April 20-May 20) indeed. It has several hands (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) 1, 1979. Body Side Molding Sticking your nose into the on raychology. affairs of others today will West’s double of six dia­ (Do you have a question lor prove to be a sorry mistake. It VERY UlCg monds shows psychology in the experts? Write "Ask the 4 ROOM DUPLEX. Available 7 7 Volare Wagon could penalize you both so­ action. Was West sure that Experts," care of this newspa­ by January 1st. Stove, cially and monetarily. his pzutner would be void in per. Individual questions will 6, automatic, power 75 Trans-Am December 27,1978 GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Fam­ MOW.,,1^ be answered If accompanie refrigerator, $235 and securi­ WITH PROXY hearts? Not absolutely sure, ty. 643-1442. steering, power ms Sliver, automatic, air *4995 New vistas will open for you ily issues could prove to be the by stamped, sell-addresseo cond., many extras. PLUS this coming year and you will m . but it ^d seem most likely. envelopes. The most Interest­ brakes, low mileage. most problematical for you South just woui^’t openi in : discover how to use advanta­ today. Try not to say anything u m i/m e ----- A------Z , — ’ rr>^ing ifucotiuna questions Willwill DObe USOQused in In geously things which previ­ to offend, and don’t bring up diamonds and jump raise in this column and will receive 7 7 Mercury Monarch 74 Hornet Sportabout ously stymied you. That which heated, unresolved topics. 5TtLL hearts with only three and copies o f JACOBY MODERN.) was negative will become posi­ CANCER (June 21-July 22) 4 dr.. V-0, automatic. Wagon tive. Chances are you won't get It's Crocheted alr-cond.. only 13.000 CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) much of anything accom­ *4695 6 cyl., Heathclltt — Goorg* Qately KNOUJ-HOUJ miles. Realism is essential in order plished today. Yodr goals are automatic *1995 lor your plans to succeed much too scattered. You’ll today, but don't dwell on shad­ have a hard time pinning your­ ei»;itl)$AA.»C,T4lSi»US.fK.0W- i " ^ 7 6 Grand Prix 7 4 Datsun ows where they do not exist. self down to one job. SERVICE! i S L Be logical without being a LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Normally WInIhrop — Dick Cavalll Alr-cond.. AM-FM Shp^rt bed Pickup, auto defeatist. Getting along with stinginess has no place In your SERVICE! radio, ralley wheels. 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BEFdRE /2 ’26 F U 6 T 1 M E - IL-LO like some fresh 3-inch boards, please, for karate practice."