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In New Guinea Jungle Do you support tho oxhlbHIng of Your neighbors’ views: nativity sesnss on public property? proven reserves of the alluvial soil rather than Cruft is a geologist qs NEW YORK (UPI) - well as a businessman. He American and Australian chromium and cobalt in the the chromium. Nord’s in­ Papua-Nel Guinea deposits terest in the concession is said he and other Inflation: geologists believe they geologists began to suspect have found huge surface but that to complete the 51 percent. the alluvial soil in the deposits of chromium and exploration and develop Cruft said the South cobalt in Papua-New mining and ore concen­ Africans have been predic- Papua-New Guinea region Guinea that in time could trating operations ting they would be was rich in chromium reiieve th world's probably would Involve a producing ail the free because "rocks in the soil looked a lot like rocks in dependence on South minimum Investment of enterprise world’s It^s Been $500 million. chromium by the end of the soil of the African Africa, Rhodesia and the regions where chromium is Soviet Union for these Nord Australex acquired this century. Considering the concession from Mt. the political situation on found.” ‘ strategic metals. He said playing hunches Exploratory drilling is Isa Mines, Ltd., an the African content, it is under way on a concession Australian company that important for the United like that is important in the on the Ramu river near the was Interested in the States to find other mineral mining business. New Guinea deep water cobalt and nickel content of Bad Year port of Madang by the Nord WASHINGTON (UPI) - Australex Limited Partnership, in which Nord Hazel Mize Esther Schuetz Frank Gallas John W. Elliott Chris Stetson Consumer prices jumped Consum er Resources Corp. of another 1 percent in Albuquerque, N.M. is top Ray Ganlick, South Windsor wrong with that.” Frank G allas. Manchester anyone. ” November, assuring 1979 of partner. —“I don’t oppose it. I really don’t Esther Srhueu, Manchester —"Yes, 1 think w. Why? Because Chris Stetson, Manchester being the worst inflation year Price Index Dr. EMgar H. Cruft is see any harm.” —‘‘Yes, because I think it looks so I’m a Catholic.” - ‘‘Sure. It gives everybody more since World War II, the Labor The Downtown People Mover, a nearly depicted in this artist’s rendition. (UPI chairman of Nord Hazel Mize, Manchester nice. It’s great for the Girl Scouts John W'. Elliott, Coventry of the Christmas feeling” Department reported Friday. Resources, a company that CHRISTMAS TIME FOR —“Why not? I don’t see anything and other kids.” - ‘‘Whv not? It doesn’t hurt UP 1% three-mile long automated transit system to photo) also is in oil and gas, Energy prices rose at the lowest serve part of Los Angeles’ core area, is titanium pigment ore and THE MAN AROUND ^ rate of the year last month, the in November kaolin, the clay used for report said, but that improvement paper coating. He told UPI THE HOUSE was offset by burgeoning costs of the Papua-New Guinea buying a home. Downtown People Mover deposits contain upwards And R. Robert Russell, director of of 5 percent chromides, 1.3 Haurhpatfr the Council on Wage and Price percent nickel and perhaps Stability, told Congress’ Joint 0.2 percent cobalt. Because Economic Committee, "1 don’t see a of the high price of the possibility of substantial relief over To Be First of Its Kind the next several months” cobalt, it might prove the Four priority cities were designated. most valuable. Russell said the figures for LOS ANGELES (UPI) - The December are likely to be similar to The other three, Cleveland, Ohio; The minerals are found Downtown People Mover, a nearly 3- November’s, as home mortgage Business Houston, Texas, and St. Paul, Minn., in alluvial soil. Cruft said. HOUSING mile long automated transit system ROLEX rates continue reacting to the backed down. His company has spent to serve part of the city’s core area, Federal Reserve’s Oct. 6 money Only Los Angeles remained in the about $1 million drilling would be the first major central city Currently they all have a captive $900 lEu Tittup liiTralJi tightening and as latest international running. The money, amounting to shallow holes — 150 feet or transportation system of its kind. public. The real test, a public ' since 1881 • 20it Single Copy • 15c Home Delivered oil price hikes reach consumers. Electrically-powered cars would about $176 million, cannot be less — to test the deposits. |Vol. XCIX, No. 71 — Mancheiter, Conn., Saturday, Decamber 22,1979 transportation People Mover where allocated for other needs. If Los Cruft said only a limited Over the first 11 months of the move automatically, several to a alternatives are present, will most year, consumer prices advanced at a Angeles drops its project, it won’t go area has been tested so far train, along elevated guideways. The likely be Los Angles in the 1980s. 13.1 percent annual rate — the worst for housing, or for streets and and several thousand W The Rolex Submariner cars would be designed to carry from It’s needed, according to Daniel highways, or anything else, Town­ Christmas Countdown inflation since 1946 when World War 20 to 100 passengers each. Terminals, square miles remain to be The ocean s inner space is our primal element. Townsend, the project manager for send says. II price controls were removed. adjacent to or within stores or other explored. It now belongs to fish and scuba divers. Fish the city's Community Redevelop­ It will go to another city more 'That year’s rate was a whopper: buildings, would be reached by- ment Agency. Although many persons function without time; scuba divers lives depend 18.2 percent. willing to experiment with the think of chromium only in elevators. escalators or stairs. "It evolved from a 1969 realization on it. That’s why so many wear the world s best Russell said inflation should Clean, silent and efficient, it has project. terms of shiny trim on underwater wristwatch. the stainless steel Rolex Shops Crowded, Roads Hectic "abate a little” next year, barring a that two things were happening: The Several cities have expressed the automobiles, buildings and COSTS SURGE futuristic attraction and unarguable Submariner—precise, impregnable and pressure- new international crisis. city was dying and if it lived, we’re wish to build People Movers, in­ many manufactured virtures. It has been the dream of going to have more traffic proof down to 660 feet below sea level By United Press International help make up for a little of the but expressed hope donations would killed during the four-day Christmas Housing accounted for more than cluding Detroit and Miami. But the products, it is essential for some urban planners for years. It problems ” deficit. increase as the spirit of goodwill weekend, which begins at 6 p.m. half the November rise in consumer creased 0.6 percent, compared to 0.7 Administration will spend only $220 making stainless steel, Last-minute shoppers jammed would ride above downtown traffic, Some concept was needed to million for such systems over the shopping districts, street-comer San­ toward men grew during the final local time Friday and ends at mid­ prices, the Labor Department said. in October. produce no pollution and replace eliminate the number of autos which is 16 percent Street-comer Santas in the nation’s days before Christmas. night Tuesday. Last year, 456 people Home mortgage rates rose 1.8 per­ Transportation costs shot up 1.4 next five years and Los Angeles has chromium. The high tas stepped up pitches for charities second city also were hit by the some of the street traffic. entering the downtown area, he said. hard hit by inflation and millions of Merchants across the country were killed in traffic mishaps during cent. House prices rose 1.9 percent. percent, partly reflecting the gas­ Its detractors have another ver­ more than half of it. technology of modern in­ strike — with contributions to their oline situation and partly a 1.1 per­ "If we just built the number of The cost in Los Angeles will be families began the long countdown to reported business brisk on the Friday a three-day Christmas weekend. Thus the cost of buying a home rose sion. dustry could not survive Jet^elers & Silversmiths Since 1900 Christmas kettles sharply off. before Christmas. A spokesman for 3.7 percent and was 33 percent higher cent rise in new car prices. Used cars parking facilities downtown, we high, about $44 million per mile in Christmas on the road Friday, The council said snowy weather "It's a regional obstruction It gets without stainless steel. Singing firemen joined Salvation Macy’s in New York said last-minute and alcohol posed the greatest threat than a year ago. rose 1.3 percent. wouldn’t have a way of getting the 1979 dollars, with another $43 million Ckibalt also is a highly im­ fSt MAIN S T R irr IN DOWNTOWN MANCHESTtR heading for reunions. Army bands in the Loop to raise in the way of solving broader cars to them. We have to have a way Also*Hartford*New 6rttaln«Mldd>«town shoppers were out en masse. to holiday drivers. Energy prices rose only 0.1 per­ Public transportation costs — for the parking garages. portant steel alloying ele­ Shopping centers braced for a money for the group — which which. Russell noted, hit the poor regional ne^s. " an urban planning of leaving the cars outside. Afn».rt jn • w- s C "^ 'j p The National Weather Service cent, their slowest increase of the One of the ideas behind the People provides, among many other ser­ Across the country, merchants professor said. "People Mover was picked up in ment. th re e ^ y onslaught of shoppers and reported much of the nation had fair year and a big improvement over 1.1 hardest — increased a whopping 3.6 Mover is that it will reduce down­ vices, an emergency canteen service "It has a Disneyland quality about about 1973 and adopted by the City Cruft said no estimates grocery stores lured-customers with anxious over sales that were a little weather for driving Friday, with percent the month before. But Labor percent and are 14 percent higher town traffic and at the same time, that keep fire victims and firemen it," an attorney said "It’s silly. In 10 Council," he said. have been made for the advertised bargains on traditional slow early in the traditional shopping snow and ice confined generally to Department economist John Layng than a year ago. expect to carry 75,000 persons per supplied with hot coffee and other season were grinning again as cash years it will be a dinosaur. Who's "We wouldn’t have the drivers in­ Christmas fare. the Northeast and far western moun­ said some of that improvement may Medical care rose 0.9 percent, ap­ day along its 2.9-mile route, north to comforts during major fires and dis­ registers played their favorite parel 0.2, entertainment 0.6. going to take it down’’" volved. the pollution, the labor and In Chicago, merchants hard hit by tains, though damp fog left roads be more statistical than real and “it south through the city’s core area of It comes to some os a rich, lingering moment asters. Christmas tund. The Consumer Price Index stood at Similar People Movers are in all the other good things a democracy a four-day transit strike set out to slippery in the Dakotas. may not last. ” civic center, banks and shoppings. « 227.50 for November, meaning what operation in about 17 communities, programs” and maybe it con to you. make up for lost time Friday as the Chicago wasn't the only city where Forecasters reported downright Gasoline prices rose 1.7 percent, In order for those 75,000 persons to Police across the country stepped cost $100 in 1967 now costs $227.50. It but operate at shopping centers or The federal government, through Because when you put on a piece of real gold jewelry, it is a different feeling strike ended and shoppers thronged charitable groups were hard hit. balmy weather in much of the heart about the same as October and con­ arrive at one or another of the People up patrols on major highways as also means one 1967 dollar now is airports and at West Virginia Univer­ the Urban Mass Transit Administra­ Real gold jewelry goes beyond fashion downtown stores. Businessmen said Major charities across the country of the Midwest, where prospects for siderably below the 4 percent Mover terminals, they will have to millions of motorists took to the worth 44 cents and has shrunk 11 sity in Morgantown. tion, allocated the money in 1976. the strike cost the area some $320 reported contributions sagging from a white Christmas were dim but monthly average for the first nine reach a terminal by freeway. You don't wear it just to complement on outfit, you weor it road, heading for family gatherings. cents during the past year alone. million in wages and sales but that a anticipated levels. Most blamed the prospects for clear highways were months of this year. because it's personal — because it expresses you. The National Safety Council es­ And the Labor Department said its last-minute shopping crush could disappointing showing on inflation timated 450 to 550 persons could be excellent. Home heating oil prices rose only Real gold jewelry always means Karat Gold jewelry 0.4 percent, compared to 1.3 the latest wage figures, for October, and you II find its Karat marking (such as 14K, or I8K) on the back of every piece. previous month and a monthly showed the purchasing power of the Karat Gold Jewelry, a chain, a bracelet or a ring. average of 5 percent during the first average blue-collar working family declined 0.3 percent and was down 5.1 For the next ten thousand mornings of your life. Trade nine months of the year. Food and beverage prices in- percent for the year. Nothing else feels like real gold. Sanction Sought Economy Better, WASHINGTON (UPI) - President Tax Cut Unlikely Carter appealed to the United Nations Friday to impose trade sanc­ WASHINGTON (UPI I - The another 1 percent in November, and tions against Iran in answer to the economy has performed better than this will end up being the worst infla­ revolutionary Islamic regime’s expected during the fourth quarter, tion year since 1946. "arrogant defiance of the world com­ government sources said Friday — a The anticipated fourth-quarter munity.” development which may assure gain in the output of goods and ser­ In a major escalation of America's President Carter will seek no tax vices will be studied closely by White efforts to free the U.S. Iiostages in cuts in 1980. House and administration budget Tehran, Carter said the time has According to the sources, the planners, who ape nearing final come for ‘‘concrete action” to end government’s preliminary estimate economic policy recommendations Iran's "irresponsible attempt at of economic activity during the for next year. blackmail.” October-December quarter showed The current increase was below “We have decided to ask for an the inflation-adjusted Gross National the third quarter’s 3.1 percent rise. early meeting of the United Nations Product expanded at an annual rate Nevertheless, it meant the economy Security Council to impose inter­ of "about 1.5 percent” is continuing to grow enough to keep national economic sanctions upon The main reason for the surprise unemployment — currently 5,8 per­ Iran,” Carter said in a nationally gain, the sources said, was that con­ cent — from surging out of control. televised speech. sumers continued to spend mopey,at Until the last few weeks, most U.S. officials said the council's a fast pace. Consumer spending ac­ government officials had predicted a rejection of sanctions — a move that counts for about two-thirds of total slowing of economic activity during seemed likely — could justify un­ GNP the fourth quarter. ilateral American military action to Although consumers’ incomes have Some believed tax cuts would be end the 48-day-old hostage ordeal. been badly eroded by inflation, the needed to stimulate the economy in “The Security Council must act to spending spree has continued 1980. But Carter has opposed any enforce its demand that Iran release because Americans are drawing reductions because they would fuel the hostages,” Carter told the S a n t a Driving down their personal savings in order inflation. The fourth-quarter strength American people. "The credibility of Doreen Wawruck, a bus driver for 15 years, McDonald’s Restaurant to pass out to all of to maintain their standards of living, the United Nations is at stake.” the sources said. probably will end any remaining in­ dressed up as Santa Gaus to drive Glaston­ the youngsters. Many of the other bus drivers The Consumer Price Index rose by ternal debate on the tax cut subject. The president said the United also p a s ^ out goodies to the students during States has “pursued every legal bury students to and from school on Friday. channel available to us” to win She said she was given free candy canes from the day. (Herald photo by Lavallee) ^ ■ release of the 50 Americans held hostage at the U.S. Embassy in Tehran. "Yet Iran today still stands in Priests To See Hostages SQlUfwOy^— arrogant defiance of the world com­ munity," he said. The initial reaction on Capitol Hill TEHRAN, Iran (UPI) - Ayatollah into the embassy to hold Christmas mitted and responsible priests so offers the first national "test by The Weather newspaper” in conjunction with the was favorable. Ruhollah Khomeini stepped into a services for the hostages, now in that the Americans who are in the custody of the Moslem students can 15-part Courses by Newspaper Senate Democratic leader Robert dispute between his government and their 48th day of captivity. Variable cloudiness and not so Byrd, who met with Carter before the militants at the U.S. Embassy The militants at the embassy, who attend religious ceremonies in com­ series, “Connections: technology cold today; highs in the low to mid and Change.” Page 4. the announcement, said the Senate Friday and said that Roman Catholic had rejected a similar request by plete peace,” Khomeini said in an 40s. Detailed forecasts on Page 2. “stands behind and with the presi­ and Protestant priests would be in­ Foreign Minister Sadegb Gbotb- order to his ruling Revolutionary dent in seeking to bring this episode vited to Tehran to help the 50 zadeh, immediately agreed and said Council. inside Today .Karat Gold Jewelry. of international blackmail to an American hpatages celebrate Qirist- that "clergymen of all faiths” would ''Naturally, in view of the special Top Stories be allowed to spend Christmas with position taken by the black clergy on Churches ...... 10 end.” mas "in cmplete peace." American Newspaper editors Otetmber 1979 Sen. Jacob Javits, R-N.Y., ranking But Khomeini and the militants the hostages. American crimes, they (black Classified...... 17-19 S M T W T F S picked the year-long iframa of the Open* (jOP member of the Senate Foreign repeated they would not free the ‘‘They can include Catholics, clergymen) enjoy priority in this Collectors’ C om er...... 14 1 Iranian revolution, capped by the Relations Committee, warned that hostages unless Shah Mohammed F*rotestants, Armenians and rabbis. respect,” Khomeini added. Comics...... 10 2 3 4 5 6 7 • till 9 holding of American hostages, as moor the United States will “go it alone” if Reza Pahlavi were returned. Yes, certainly rabbis,” said a Khomeini's order, which also Entertainment ...... 14 S on days the top headline story of 1979. Page 23 a n n Trn j* other nations fail to join in the “The hostages for the shah. We spokesman for the militants, who appeared to boost the sagging O bituaries...... I 917 MAIN STREET 30 31 ______circled struggle for freeing the hoetages. sUrt from there," a spokesman for added there were several Jews prestige of his foreign minister, was 16. People/Places...... — .. .9 DOWNTOWN Administration officials later the militants said. among the hostages. '"They will all issued only hours before the United Prizeweek Puzzle... TV ^xitlight briefed reporters on Carter's sanc­ From his headquarters in Qom, be allowed to visit the hostages for States was expected to announce that Newspaper Test Sports...... '. ■ .12-13 MANCHESTER tion plans, saying the United States Khomeini directed the Tehran Christmas,” he said. it would go ahead with plans to seek Trievision ...... TV Spofflgbt USE YOUR VISA OR MASTER CHARGE intends to insist on "measured and militants to allow clergymen — es­ "On the occasion of the gracious U.N. economic sanctions against In cooperation with The College U pdate...... meaningful” trade restrictions pecially black clergymen who he said birthday of Jesus, the great prophet, Iran for refusing to release the Board. The Evening Herald today W eather...... 9 - against Iran. have opposed "American crimes” — you must invite some of the com­ hostages. EVENING HERALD. Sat., Dec. 22.1979 - 3 2 - EVENING HERALD. Sat., Dec. 22, 1979 Mpclote I]

action on other legislation and the the audience he hoped he could main­ Kennedy said that the administration i Congress Home sudden need to help Chrysler. Judge Takes Oath tain the standards of the federal Price Hike Feud stood by and let oil-rich sheiks bilk Byrd said the Senate will tak^ up bench. WASHINGTON (UPI) - Members NEW HAVEN (UPI) - Former Sen. Edward Kennedy insisted the United States and the western the treaty in late January or early Yale University counsel Jose A. "I am frankly intimidated by the Friday that the administration, democracies out of billions of of Congress Friday headed home for February and should be able to vote standards set by my collegues." the holidays and. barring an Cabranes was sworn in as a U.S. despite bitter denials by the White dollars. after no more than four or five weeks District judge Friday, becoming the House, did nothing to prevent — and emergency in Iran which would bring of debate. Accord Signed them back sooner, will return Jan. 22 first native-born Puerto Rican to in fact invited — OPEC to increase to take up the SALT II treaty and serve on the federal bench on the LONDON (UPI) - British and the price of its oil. Trudeau Stumps windfall profits tax bill. A Free Ride nation's mainland. Rhodesian leaders signed a formal The Kennedy-Carter feud over the In a late night session, which lasted Cabranes, 38, was sworn in by Sen. peace pact Friday, ending a guerrilla OPEC price hike grew more TORONTO (UPC) - A Conser­ until 3:17 a.m. Friday for the Senate, CHICAGO (UPI) -- Buses and Abraham Ribicoff, D-Conn., before a war that began exactly seven years acrimonious as the president's press vative government will make low Congress completed work on the $3.5 trains resumed full schedules packed crowd in the ornate ago and cost 30,(X)0 lives and opening secretary, Jody Powell, charged the and iniddle income earners bear the billion aid package needed to salvage Friday, commuters got a free ride auditorium at the Yale University the way for creation of an indepen­ senator was playing "fast and loose" nation's economic hardships and Chrysler Corp.. but left several other and merchants and street-comer Law School where he earned his law dent Republic of Zimbabwe in and suggested that Kennedy's voters must re-elect the Liberdls to items, including SALT and the wind­ Santas raced to make up some of the degree 14 years ago. southern Africa early next year. statements showed he didn't learn give Canada a chance. Liberal leader fall profits tax. on the back burner. $320 million lost to the city's four-day Before administering the oath, A simple 15-minute ceremony in very much at Harvard. Pierre Trudeau said Friday. Senate Democratic Leader Robert transit strike. - Ribicoff said he hoped Cabranes the ornate splendor of London's Lan­ He challenged Kennedy to provide Trudeau said the Liberals and New Byrd said that when the new session Transit workers ~ who earlier ig­ would sit on the bench for a number caster House formalized the "solemn proof of his charges. Democratic Party had no choice but begins the “top priority" for the nored a judge's back-to-work order— of years. and binding agreements" that The OPEC question produced the to bring down the Conservative Senate will be the arms limitation were sent back to their jobs by se­ Cabranes, surrounded by the British Foreign Secretary Lord most bitter feud in the contest government Dec. 13 over its treaty with the Soviet Union. cond court order and a deal cut state's federal judges while his two Carrington hailed as an example to a between Kennedy and Carter. In budgetary measures because they Hockey in Manchester Consideration of the pact was between lawyers for their union and young daughters snapped troubled world that there is still "a charges that he has refined since would have had a devastating effect pushed into I960 by the slow pace of the Chicago Transit Authority. photographs from their seats, told genuine alternative to conflict." first stating them Thursday. on low and middle income earners. They do not clean off the ice between periods in this kind of hockey. Adelaide Road and Porter Street, a spot where hockey is a long- As a matter of fact they do not clean it off before the first face-off. standing Manchester tradition. (Herald photo by Pinto) CANDIES ^ , jJOAttv I Q , , n 3(1 3 (j, What they do is plow ahead with lots of spirit. This is a pond at •lATTLi Support Agency Cuts O 7 S Fish Die at Nuke Plant O ^ 1-LB. BOX IM J ‘‘J- ^ HADDAMiUPIl-More leading to the the reactor possibility that the recent Connecticut Yankee is a 'v .'xH-iiwj Threaten State Farms than 1.000 tiny fish died this turbine itself. cold weather and resulting pressurized water reactor week after being caught on “Northeast Utilities has lower river temperatures with a 170 foot high con­ 5 ^ ^ 1V2 LB. GIFT BOX HARTFORD (UPI) — Connecticut's agriculture school was "deeply wounded screens that remove debris evaluated this incident and may have caused the fish tainment structure and a kOt*WOCi.lS ^ productive agriculture industry could go today because of severe budget restric­ from water circulating does not believe the to become lethargic and generator capacity of 463,- SCHRAFFTS r / out of business if its support agencies are tions." CANDY /‘ through the Connecticut number of fish lost are of impinged'" on the screens. 000 kiiowatts. The plant, hit with further budget cuts, the president He said while enrollment increased the Yankee nuclear power any significant con­ DEP representative which has been in opera­ BARTON CUPBOARD of the Connecticut Farm Bureau Associa­ MIAMI steady decline of funds was "crippling" plant. Northeast Utilities sequence to the fish pop­ Joseph Smollen was at the tion for 10 years, was fined tion said Friday. irOfMD ■ some programs and disadvantaging said Friday. ulation in the Connecticut plant Friday to ‘"observe $27,500 earlier this month Mary Porter said the state's farmers students. The utility said the dead River," a statement said. the counting of the fish.'" by the NRC for violating [ZZ3* rely heavily on the Department of Mrs. Porter said the state's new Connecticut River min­ The utility said a fishery He said the fish “might f^eral safety guidelines Agriculture and the University of Connec­ Uf

EVENING HERALD, Sat., Dec. 33.1970 - 5 Thursday Tuesday Community CalendaM Bolton Community Consortium on Positive Behavior,.? a.m,, Town offices closed for holiday. Youth Services Bureau. Monday Wednesday Town offices close at noon. Welfare office hours, 9 a.m. to noon. Town Hall. Andover Childrens' Vigil Mass, 5 p.m., St. Maurice Church. Vernon Monday Family Eucharist, 7 p.m., St. George Episcopal Thursday Church. Cemetery Commission, 7:30 p.m.. Town Hall. Sunday Town offices closed. Wednesday Noel Contata, 10 a.m., St. John’s Episcopal Church, Wednesday Route 30. Senior Citizens, 1 p.m., Community Hall. East Hartford Pre-school celebration, 5:30 p.m., St. Bernard’s parish Young at Heart, 1:3 p.m., Andover Congregational library. Church. Thursday Conservation Commission public hearing, 7:30 p.m.. Thursday Monday Economic Development Commission, 7:30 p.m., con­ Community Hall, regular meeting to follow hearing. Mass (upstairs and downstairs) 5 p.m., St. Bernard’s ference room. Town Hall. Church. Friday Zoning Board of Appeals, 7:30 p.m., council chambers. Christmas Eve midnight mass (upstairs), St. Ber­ Annual meeting of Bolton Cemetery Association, 3 Town Hall. Senior Citizens p.m.. Community Hall. nard’s Church. Christmas Eve candlelight service, 7:30 p.m., Vernon By WALLY FORTIN served today. 1 p.m. set- Glastonbury United Methodist Church. Coventry Tuesday Hi, and how are you all back gaxes. Bus pickup at Wednesday making out with your shop- 8:15 a.m., return trips at 12 Monday Christmas Service, 9 a.m.. Trinity Lutheran Church, ping and cooking as you o’clock and 3:30 p.m. Town Council, 7:30 p.m.. Town Office Building. Meadow Lark Road. Town offices closed for holiday. Sewer Commission, 7:30 p.m.. Town Office Building. prepare for Christmas? Masses, 8, 10 and 11:30 a.m., St. Bernard’s Church. m ngs sure keep moving along, and soon all the excitement will be over for another year. Next bit of excitement will be our gala Holiday Dance Thursday evening, Deo. 27. The action starts SHOP at 7:30 p.m. and ends between 10:30 and 11 p.m. TODAY '/A Lots of dancing to the tunes of Lou Joubert and his TILL 11 PM band. Also card playing in the basement. Lots of goodies to munch on, plus / i punch and beverages along TOYS! with lots of door prizes. Tickets are available at •COLECO •MATTEL • LAKESIDE our office and I suggest you pick one up soon because •ILCO «AZRACK REMCO. ..and more we will only have a limited MU’» ' Black sOeckar number to sell at the door. P r ic e s OrIg.' Prlca SALE Jigsaw Because of the holidays • Kenner’s ‘Star Wars’ Games...... 5.99 Ea. 4 .8 8 we will be closed this Mon­ Q A Out day and Tuesday. Also, no •Azrack Remco ‘Look ‘n Love’ Doll...... 12.99...... 9 .7 6 9,0 0 Rag 10.M Makes straight, curve or meals' will be served this TIMEX & SEIKO •Fonas ‘Spiral Passer’ ...... 28.99...... 2 1 .8 8 (Entirt Stock) scroll cut in wood, metal, w eek. We a re also 'plastic. Includes wood Courses by Newspaper canceling our ceramic • Mattel ‘LI’I Love Notes Pets’ ...... 9.89___Ea. 6 .8 8 'cutting blade. class and exercise class un­ 10.46.0*175 •Castle ‘Superman-Hulk Pinball’ , ...... 24.36 1 6 .6 7 til Jan. 8. Mira. LIU 14.SS to tZSO Joe regrets that golf LCD'. • AUTOMATICS • Castle ‘Kingpin II Electronic Pinball’ ...... 26.67...... 1 7.77 lessons are over until i OAYIDATES • CHRONOGRAPHS Black a Decker •Ideal ‘Electronic Detective’ ...... 44.67...... 2 9 .6 3 % spring but suggests you OUARn ANALOGS Finishing Sander practice the exercises and ALARMS...ind moral • Kenner Radio-Controlled‘Jawa Sand Crawler’, 34.89...... 2 7 .4 4 A Test on‘Connections’ 36.97 Styl. UfitHtd to ttora tIocA only. Iso swing around the house. Htf*. LW No ralnchKlio r 1 5a62 Rag. 1S.99 *!PS (Itamt labalad at tala prlca. Not all Ktm t In all atoraa. Slora flock only, no ralnchacka. Editor'i Note: This Test-by-Newspaper prepared by characteristics of engineers. Identify the exception. Now that we are getting S2.16 r-nser Finishes wood, metal, plastic (1) the relationship between national security and (3) advances are usually made by accidental discovery at super-fast 10.000 orbits * the College Board is a special feature of “Connections" Engineers want technology did not emerge with the nuclear age. or "happy chance” by engineers. a touch of cold weather, per minute. Flush sands maybe some of you would T txtt Inilrumants Taxta Inatrumanta and is offered as the concluding installment of the series. (1) efficient systems. (2) while technology has produced weapons in the past on 3 sides. (4) most inventions result from systematic attempts to like to get away from it all Lit Prolataor' ‘D a ltm tn ’ The test is designed to enrich your learning experience (2) labor-saving systems. and will continue to do so, it also provides the means for solve specific problems. 3 0 % O F F ?nd Sig-Priw] for abwt 13 ^ y s. If so, 9.97°“'R#g. 13.94 1 4 .7 6 S “oiz,7o and increase the value of this 15-part series on technology (3) systems designed with human limits in mind. arms control. 12. The "irrigation city” evoked a religious why not join our group who AsKs over 16.000 prob­ Fun. Interesting way to and change. The series was prepared by Courses by (4) systems with built-in controls. (3) Vietnam was an example of a war in which lems Your child keys improve child s math bureaucracy in Egypt, the Confucian concept of social will be going in February. FAMOUS NAME WATCHES answers to make learn­ skllla. Built-in timer, Newspaper, a program of University Extension, Univer­ 2. In "How Terribly Technical” Derek de Solla Price technological superiority did not work to the advantage of harmony in (Tiina, and the development of political Because of the size of the (Entirt Slock) ing tun! 25-pege math answer-checker, score- 0 Black a D ecker sity of California, San Diego, that is funded by the argues that a partial solution to the problem of "domina­ book Batteries not keeper Batteries not the state. philosophy as we know it in Mesopotamia. These bus, we can still accom- included. included 3fB” Drill Kit National Endowment for the Humanities. tion by technologies" is (4) all of the scientists who worked on the A-bomb, sup­ responses indicate that m o^te a few more. Call 12.50.0 62.90 Our Our Orig.' 8 Rtg. 17.97 to M.67 Copyright 1979 by The College Board. (1) government regulation. ported the development of the H-bomb. (1) technology “determines” society and culture. our office 647-3211 for in­ 19.76 Rag 24.aa The test-by-newspaper that is offered below provides •Ttxtt Intliurntnlt .C nio • Elgin (2) reliance on the judgments of scientists. 7. In his article on "The Influence of Societal Values," (2) social and cultural mores define the effects of formation. Includes drill, handy carrying you with an opportunity to evaluate what you know about While I think of it, • Qiutn •Waltham •Hamilton case, and much more! Drives (3) popular rebellion against nuclear reactors, genetic Ekiwin Layton argues that societal values technological change. technology and change. because we are closed next • Btnnit and mort most popular accessories. engineering, etc. (1) have little influence on technology. (3) the Chinese possessed a more advanced civilization -MWIMabt. HNfAdONM MitMl On M. Many of you have just completed reading in this Monday and Tuesday the tlylM tmIMd lo flora .loct only. No ^ • 9 0 (4) popular education in scientific and technical (2) are powerless compared to technology. than those of Egypt and Mesopotamia. ^ " •a newspaper the 15-part series entitled "Connections.” matters. only column we will have is (3) definitely influence technological change. (4) there is no discernible link between the evolution of next Saturday. This series was linked to a television series of the same (4) act as a brake on technological change. title that appeared for 10 weeks on PBS stations across 3. The theory of "Social Lag” developed by William F. civilization and technological innovation. The happenings at the 8. Derek de Solla Price states that one of the two great the country. Perhaps you watched this series hosted by Ogburn refers to the 13 Evolution of the factory system has generally center start with the changes that caused scientific knowledge to become results of our Tuesday James Burke in addition to reading the articles in your (2) relation between technology and nature in irriga­ (1) been strongly supported by the current work forces. more elite was the afternoon Senior Bowling local newspaper. tion civilizations. (2) produced anxieties among workers fearing (1) disappearance of Latin as a universal language. technological displacement. League at the Parkade We trust that you found this combined media presenta­ (2) interval between an innovation and society's Lanes: Class A high triple. (2) breakthrough in physics and chemistry. (3) had no effect upon attitudes of workers. tion of information on technology enjoyable and infor­ adjustments. Celeste King, 431; Paul off (3) 17th century Scientific Revolution. (4) reduced the requirement for conformity in the work ■ out -iLi \ a Decker mative. But, npw you have an opportunity to find out how (3) imbalance in the societal achievements between DesJeunes, 525; high [ixa developed and developing nations. (4) 20th century Computer Revolution. force. 30®/« much you retained from this experience. single, June Fuller, 169; Workmate (4) second and third level effects projected by 9. When the overall impact of the automobile is con­ Harvey Duplin. 2IX); Class Quasar ‘Call Jotter’: The The College Board, a non-profit educational association sidered, we find that it 14. The great difference in size and appearance of the Affordable Answering Machine GTE ‘Flip Phone’ serving students, schools, and colleges, for $1 will grade technological assessment. domestic and imported automobiles in the '60s and early B h i^ triple, Nellie Golas, (1) is one of the most important causes of air pollution 333; Ted Gaderowski^2; $ Q Q Our the answer key, mail you an evaluation, give you the '70s was largely due to the 0 9 Rsg. S4.99 Our Reg. 69.99 4. It has been noted that the indirect and longterm and urban decay. high single, Nellie Golas, 57a60 Rag 74.70 answer to each of the questions. Pushbutton opsrallon without touch-diai Two woddng heights, effects of certain technological Innovations have included (2) meets important needs of society. (1) import duties placed on the weight and size of 119; Ted Gaderowski, 165. Answers phone with your pre-recorded In addition, by return mail you will receive a package foerign cars. message, monitors Incoming calls on seivics. Tho very lalsst In sophisticated 29’* vise jaws, foot the breakdown of the nuclear family, social and political (3) eliminated a major problem of horse pollution. On Wednesday morning standard cassettes. electronic components. Installs easily rest for steadying of information about adult learning opportunities. (2) scarcity of major raw materials in other countries. large objects. revolution, and loss of faith in religion. What can be said (4) all of the above. it was pinochle games and Includes AC adapter. • ITT ‘Viva’ Phone, Our Roe. u .a t 2 6 .8 8 Folds for storage The test may also be taken at home, or in the office, to have contributed to these developments? 10. The modification of the natural world by technology (3) shorter travel distances in those foreign countries the vrinners were: Billy and portability. Italian Styled 14 Karat Qold Chain Bracalats Fully assembled. among friends, colleagues or relatives, just for the fun of (2) printing press. is generally that shipped cars to the United States. Stone, 597, Marge Hall. 594; Slocking alulfera with that Contintmal llalrt Choose it. Helen Silver, 578; Eld Scott, Iron) S anignor louch alyles with tho (2) typewriter. (1) increasing with each new technology. (4) value placed on size and appearance by the majori­ In addition, you might participate actively in this 573; Bob Hill. 568; Robert unmlatakabls luatrs ol 14 Iraral gokl. SOUND-SATIONAL GIFTS! (3) telescope. (2) unimportant, as other technologies will be ty of U.S. citizens. 0iHRag.14,»7...... EA. 9 .9 7 national program by filling out the coupon below and Schubert, 557; Art John­ (4) all of the above. developed to halt or reverse current adverse Stylaa Imllad lo flora atocf only. No Rainchocha. •STEVIE WONDER mailing in your opinions of technology and change. If you 15. Which of the following statements best reflects the son, 555; Glenn Gibbs, 551. 5. Joseph G. Gies argues in “Occupational Destinies" modifications. -Tho SocfM LHo ol PlanU' do, The College Board will send you information about role of technological assessments? In the afternoon bridge that through the use of industrial robots it is possible to (3) dependent on the culture of the people using the (1) technological assessment can create a risk-free games and the prize 8.17?i!‘“'i:ZT64 adult learning opportunities. This is all free-of-charge. hope for elimination of technology. society. winners are Rene Maier, Now, see how well you do on this first-ever national (1) physically and mentally unpleasant task. (4) all of the above. 5,560; Key Ellsworth, 4,- •JMRRY MANILOW test-by-newspaper. (2) technological assessment represents a democratic (2) the need to work. 11. Studies of innovation demonstrate that means for dealing with technological change. 4M; George Last, 3,810; ’One Vote*’ ^ n Billy Stone, 3,560. (3) waste. ' (1) historical precedents have had insignificant impact (3) technological assessment is the most effective post- 5.47ii'ar"iir*5:99 (4) unemployment. on the emergence of an invention. Well, folks, you all know World War II mechanism to arrest arms-weaponry the price of stamps 1. In "The Imperatives of Engineering" Eugene 6. York and Greb ("Wars: Hot and Cold” ) state all but (2) concern for safety has been paramount in the production. nowadays, and it therefore • BARRY MANILOW Ferguson says all but one of the following are one of the following. Identify the exception search of a new technique or product. (4) all of the above. makes it just about im­ ‘Oreeteet HHa' possible to send cards to all 8.17?i!*"'’‘" -9 .6 4 of you. So on behalf of myself, Gloria, Ruth, • BRUT 33 Altar Shave Lotion •PABLO CRUISE Please check appropriate boxes and return to: Bilnga out tho boat In him l S.1 ol. O w Rag. Z T t Hamilton Beach Claeeic Octagonal ANSWER KEY FOR TEST-BY-NEWSPAPER Pauline, Joe, Jim, Ray and ’Pan ol ttM Qame* ‘Butter Up’ Com Popper Italian Espreaao Makar myself, we wish to sincere­ •COTY Muak After Shave Cologne Please circle the correct answer to each question and return with $1.00 to Test-by-Newspaper, The College Board, 888 Seventh Avenue, A ll mala and auporoiacho. 2 o.. Our R ^ 3Z8 — ’Haw U 5.99 ly e x t ^ our best wishes Our Our Test-by-Newspaper, The College Board, 888 Seventh Avenue, New York, New York 10019 Rag. ie.aa RegB.aa for a very Merry Christ­ •OLD SPICE Deluxe Travel Kit 1 2 . 8 8 6.17 For tha man on tha mova. O w Rag. a r e ...... Aluminum with beel reslstinl New York, New York, 10019. m as and a Happy •TANYA TUCKER Larga 4-gl. container lllpa over •JOVAN Muak Oil Attar Shave Lollon Tear Mo Agon' to form convenient aerver Pop­ hendlei. Makes 6 cupa. Clao! □ YES, I want The College Board to evaluate this test-by­ corn bultera llselt t t It popa. •NaapoRlan Styto, Reg 7Ja . SJ7 Hanukkah to all our Subtia, yai orrao dahniilrat Our R ag 7 4 0 ...... r LP Sotlool / nodiwod b 1. 1 2 3 4 6. 1 2 3 4 11. 1 2 3 4 newspaper. Enclosed are the answers and $1.00 to cover costs for seniors. We want especial­ 5.471 scoring and mailing. ly you folks who visit with 2. 1 2 3 4 7. 1 2 3 4 12. 1 2 3 4 us and participate in our D YES, I want to record my opinions on technology and change. programs, and those of you 3. 1 2 3 4 8. 1 2 3 4 18. 1 2 3 4 My completed poll is enclos^. who volunteer your ser­ vices, that we really very 4. 1 2 3 4 9. 1 2 3 4 14. 1 2 3 4 □ YES, I would like to receive the free information about much appreciate having you as our friends. So 5. 1 2 3 4 10. 1 2 3 4 15. 1 2 3 4 additional learning opportunities and financial aid for adults. please enjoy the holidays PLANTERS COftECTlQWS and plan on continuing to ■ 1 TECHNCXjOGYAPD CHANGE be a part of us during the PERSONAL INFORMATION (Optional) NAME. New Year. God bless you. Schedule for Week planters : Circle most appropriate answer. ADDRESS- Monday and Tuesday: CITY _____ Closed for Christmas. Size of your area of residence: Previous Education: Wednesday: 9 a.m., (1) Rural (1) Junior high school or less STATE health clinic by appoint­ (2) Under 20,000 (2) Highschool ment. 10 a.m. pinochle •3-Pc. Qllt-Boxad Accaaaory Sat (3) 20,000-lessthan200,000 games and Friendship Cir­ K atpt har happy rain or ahlna. Haa umbteHa, (3) Some College cle; No lunch today. 12:45 canvas cosmatic A tyeglast c a ttt. Our Rsg 7ja .. S O I* J Y l (4) 200.000 - 500,000 (4) College graduate OPINION POLL •Schratft'a Thin MInta (5) Over 500,000 p.m. bridge games. 1 p.m. •Ladiaa’ Faahlon Fabric Scarvaa Light or dark chocoletewnhcrwfny C (5) Graduate school craft class. Bus pickup at 27x27" prints and solids In lovely ptitems tor Maximlllian 3” Attacha Caaa mint centers. 6 oz. Box., O m Re^ Tite. - w W SONY 12" Diagonal AC/DC Black A Whita Sex: 1. Do you believe that technology is more important than dressy or ralny-diy weir. CM ia r Lew Price...... Annual Family Income: government or business in shaping America’s future? 8:15 a.m. Return trips at 12 4 0 Q f i aieek er aroem •Bchrafft'a Chatry Cordiala Portabla TV Sat HHO (1) Male o’clock and 3 p.m. I 9 a0 0 0urReg2t.7D Luecloue liquid cherrtee covemd In 4 4 ^ (1) Under $10,000 •Man'a Qitt-Boxad TIaa and Balta milk choooMe. Our Reg. 1J9...... I ■ I Our Reg. 127J 7...... l U w (2) Female □ YES □ NO Chooee from a w idt varlely ol Ilea in stripes Durable, sculf-ratlttenl IlghtwelghI irtoMed (2) $10,000-14,996 Thursday; No official vinyl with Hush chrome locks, unbraekaMe The ‘takeeiong’ sell Hu detachable glare-fru ccreen, meeting and no lunch prints, solids. Some with hendkirchlels. handlaa Attncthrely llnad. Qtaal lor peraonal eerphone, bconiH)ulck energy-uving circultiy. Age: (3) $15,000-19,999 MUHIS In western, reversible •Plantara 24-oz. Dry Roaatad or 2. Do you believe that major technological changes should be served today. Open for studtnia, proltaaionalt. Cocktail Paamita 4 |M (1) Under 20 (4) $20,000-24,999 or money-belt styles. •Oplionel Beltery Peek tor above...... 49.97 controlled more by scientists and technical experts than by the visits and business from CtMocLewPrtee 4.99 to 6.99 • ain, lliek sf ChaeUNri, Reg H J4... 21.76 0 u tllig t4 r...... l e O ^ (2) 20-30 (5) $25,000 or over public-at-large? 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. (3) 31-50 □ YES □ NO Holiday Dance, 7:30 p.m. (4) 51-64 to 10:30 p.m. Bus pickup MANCHESTER VERNON (5) 65 or over 3. Are you now trying to live a simpler life with less technology? starting at 6 p.m., return 1148 TOLLAND TUminKE TRI-CITY SHOPPINB CENTER □ YES □ NO trip after dance. ------J Friday: 10 a.m., kitchen social games. No lunch STORE HOURS: SATURDAY, 9 AM to 11 PM ‘ SUNDAY, 9 AM to 9 PM ‘ MONDAY, 9 AM to 8 PM ‘ PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU MONDAY <• - EVENING HERALD. Sat.. Dec. 72. 1979 I '■■ ■ — • . TI-— . I ...... ^.|,..jyk

Community Calendar] EVENING HERALD, Sat., Dec. 22, 1979 - 7 Supermarket Shopper HOLIDAY THE SAVING PLACE Manchester Here is next week's schedule of public meetings, Manufacturers Refunds Should be Accessible (locations are in the Muncicipal Building. 41 Center St., HOURS unless noted otherwise): By MARTIN' SLOANE u ,: J ■ required. Expires June 30, WILL BE customers do much of tneir How do you think your valid in their area. required. Expires Feb. 29. White Dish Liquid circled, code. Refund form i 9go. Monday 1980. Ideal for Christmas Tool D E A R F O O D supermarket shopping customers feel when they If you feel differently, Write on the tape the ROl.T Caddy Offer, Holiday YTSSSST MANUFACTURERS- We across state lines. If you receive rejection letters please let us know. We number that is part of the Tuesday enjoy your products. refund offers are limited to because they were "out of would be more than happy P.O. Box 4158, Kankakee, Especially those that are certain states, why not say area” and yoiir refund to discuss this matter with 111. 60901. Receive a free Holiday OPEN THIS caddy (worth 83.29) to hold QUARTZ UMtHtCO. colorful, tasty and so on the refund form? form didn't show a you. s/ V) ednesday nutritious without being Every refund offer geographic limitation? Last but not least, eight paper towels and other 4 p.m. —Pension Board. Hearing Room. W ILL BE over-dyed, over-spiced, should have an expiration Can you imagine their to 10 weeks is much too cleaning products. Send the 6:30 p.m. Board of Directors' Comment Session, Direc­ CLOSED ALL DAY MON. over-sweetened or over­ date. Pads of refund forms reaction when their refund long to have to wait for a word “ Bolt" from six Bolt (Clip out each file and tors' office. HEATERS SUNDAY priced. often remain in the store requests are returned with refund. After four weeks package fronts. No form keep it with sim ilar cash- necessary. No expiration D EC .24B I We appreciate that your manager's drawer for the envelope marked “ box we become edgy. After six off coupons — beverage re­ IN STOCK date. products save us time and many months. Why should closed” ? weeks we become angry. fund offers with beverage energy — and that some shoppers have to guess Do you think you are After eight weeks we often BRAWNEY free coupons, for example. You Paekage Offer, P.O, Box DEC. 23rd m6thers-in-la«ys can be led whether an offer is still really building good will change brands! can obtain required refund Hebron [EliUiNR to believe they were made valid? when your customers can't 2184, Maple Plain. Minn. Clip 'n' File Refunds forms at the supermarket, from scratch. We also 55348. R e ce iv e a free Monday Most important, it isn't take advantage of your re-, Cleaning Products, Soap, in newspapers and W ILL BE 10 A.M. TO 8 P.M. know that we pay less for package of paper towels. fair for you to advertise a fund offers because they Paper Products, Bags magazines, and from Town Office Building Closed today and Tuesday. many of your products than Send the picture of two CLOSED AT 12 NOON big refund offer and can't find the required re­ Wraps (File 10) trading with friends: do Christmas Day we would if we made them Brawny lumberjacks from FOR YOUR require a refund form that fund forms? BAGGIES « Turkey Re­ not write to manufacturers \^ ednt'sdas MON. DEC. 24111 ourselves from scratch. the fronts of two package lAt S itU tn C i you know relatively few Ask your customer- fund Offer, P.O. Box 637, for them. And watch for For all these things we of paper towels. Refund Public health nurses. 1:30 to 3:30 p.m . Town Office P 443-445 HARTFORD RD. 1/1/ MANCHESTER, . shoppers will bd able to relations department how Young America, Minn. our once-a-month special Building SHOPPING CONVENIENCE thank you. find. If you aren't many rejection letters you form required. Expires listings of refund forms to KEENEY ST. EXITe ' [ROUTE 44A BOLTON NOTCI 55399. Receive a 82 refund. March 31, 1980. IliiirMlas 47 9997 That's the good news. publishing the refund form sent our last year because Send the words "Colgate- write for. Offers are sub­ Now here's the bad news. CRYSTAL WHITF. Board of Selectmen. 3 p m . Town Office Building I BOLTON in newspapers or the required refund forms Palmolive (?o." from any ject to manufacturers' OFF 1-84 6 4 7 9998! MANCHESTER 239 SPENCER ST. You spend millions of "Gel (km* Free" Offer, Recreation Commission, fl p m.. Town Office Building magazines or if your weren't received with the four cartons of Baggies geographical lim its and dollars promoting your P .O . Box 553, Young salespeople aren't posting proofs of purchase. Food Storage Bags and-or local laws. Allow 10 weeks products with refund offers new supplies at stores at Those who purchase your America. Minn. 55399. to receive each refund.) Baggies Sandwich Bags Receive a free bottle of but lose much of the poten­ least once a week, you products should have a plus the register tape with Copyrighi 1979, tial good w ill through some should accept our proofs of reasonable opportunity to dish-washing liquid. Send a the price of a turkey register tape with the price I niird Fealure very thoughtless practices. purchase without the particicpate in any refund circled. Refund form Svndiralp, Inr. m ^ Millions of vour forms. offer that is current and of two bottles of Crystal

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STORRS (UPI) - The majority of was the weather. said they were smokers at one tlm oj. Connecticut residents believes —Respondents by an 11-1 margin —More than half of those bellevea smoking was dangerous in­ questioned believed relationi* ■a capital punishment is appropriate in •“ murder cases — and the second- cluding 79 percent of those who said between whites and blacks were imK largest group favors life in prison for they were smokers. Less than 40 per­ proving with 40 percent saying crossh convict^ killers, a poll shows. cent of those questioned said they burnings were a serious problem that The survey said 52 percent of those smoke now while about two-thirds had to be stopped. questioned felt death was ap­ propriate for a person convicted of cold-blooded m utter while 30 percent believed life Imprisonment was the proper sentence. But when asked whether they favored the death penalty, 62 percent of the 500 persons questioned in the •» f University of Connecticut poll responded yes with the support N ^ # spread across all age, educational and income groups. The survey said respondents I*' - / .y favored the death penalty more strongly in rape cases where the vic­ tim was slain, murders of children and law enforcement officers slain in Roberta Eschelson of East Hartford State Capitol hearing on a prmosed windfall the line of duty. presents a petition to State Sen. Joseph A. profits tax on oil companies doing business in Connecticut has a limited death Ruggiero, D-Litchfield, vice chairman of the Connecticut. (UPI photo) penalty which allows for death in the Legislature’s Finance Committee, during a electric chair in cases Involving murder for hire, killing a police of­ ficer or killing someone during the commission of a felony. Group Urges Legislature The status of the law has been placed in doubt, however, by a Hart­ ford Superior Court judge’s ruling last week which ruled the procedure To Enact Oil Profits Tax for imposing the death penalty un­ constitutional. The poll also showed 48 percent of HARTFORD — The Connecticut gross receipts ol the oil companies." funding for the people who are going those questioned believed crime was She said the petition practically Citizen-Labor Energy Coalition has to need assistance." a serious problem in the state, while urged the state Legislature to enact a reiterated the proposed version of The federal, state and local 82 percent didn’t believe criminals the Senate bill. windfall profits tax on oil companies governments have set aside were treated “harshly enough” by doing business in the state. The issue of taxing oil company emergency assistance programs for the courts. When a subcom m ittee of the profits has received national atten­ low-income persons. The season’s Of those giving an opinion, 47 per­ Senate Finance Committee held tion and some politicians have said first cold snap, which started cent said they would be afraid to Larry Smith and his daughter, Holly, pause Manchester, as they prepare to check out the public hearings at the state Capitol the money should be used for energy Tuesday, brought requests from walk alone at night with that feeling Thursday, a petition bearing research and the development of on the steps of their home on Porter Street, door wreath. across the state for home heating oil, more prominent among the poor, the signatures of more than 12,000 persons other fuel sources. Donation to MACC Ms. Eschelson was one of the few old and women. from around the state was presented However, Ms. Eschelson said funds citizen representatives at Thursday's Among the other findings in the Members of the Manchester Junior Women’s Club donated Barbara pduses on the stairway which is decorated with gar- to its chairman. Sen. Joseph A. could not be earmarked that way in public hearing. She said the subcom­ series of surveys: - -y ignjjg snowballs and, of course, Mr. and Mrs. Claus. Ruggiero, D-Litchfield, Connecticut. $400 to the Manchester Area Conference of Churches Seasonal mittee met to hear mostly technical —Half of those questioned said they Roberta Echelson of East Hart­ When asked why the coalition is Sharing Appeal to provide food for the needy. From left, Mrs. information and to hear from the oil were very satisfied with their per­ ford, who presented the petition, said supporting the tax. she said the group Cheryl Alubicki, club president, holding her daughter Megan, 9 company spokesmen as well. sonal lives while 38 percent were Friday it called for "a tax on the is "looking for a greater amount of "somewhat pleased." The biggest months, and Mrs. Nancy Carr, right, executive director, complaint with life in Connecticut MACC. (Herald photo by Pinto) Obituaries j S j t •1*1K C 0 4 U v O u * f W l 'gW- • * ----- Moffett Heads #0001 #v*ouui Carl M. Roy MANCHESTER - Carl M. Roy, 39, • MAN CH CSTtR of 4 Garth Road died Thursday at his Mideast Junket 260 N Main ai Mam home. He was the husband of Leah HARTFORD (U PI) — Rep. Toby Moffett, D-Conn., was • EAST H ARTFO RD 1150 Burnside Ave Bellefleur Roy. named Friday to head a six-member congressional He was bom in Kent. Maine, on delegation that will visit Lebanon, Syria and Israel next Nov. 26,1940, son of Leo and Luciene month with hopes of influencing unity in the war-tom na­ Roy. He was employed as an tion. aluminum siding installer by the Moffett, of Lebanese descent, said the primary reason Peter Brown Co. of Granby. for the trip was “to focus directly on the problems in Besides his wife and parents, he Lebanon" with hope it will lead the United States to leaves a son. Kevin Roy and three develop a separate policy toward the country. daughters, Carla Roy, Cheryl Roy ' Recently there has been much talk about the Middle GET UP TO and Deidre Roy, all at home: five East situation, and rightly so,” he said. “ But it is time to brothers, Carol Roy, Roger Roy, focus on Lebanon itself and on emphasizing assistance to Leonel Roy, Clayton Roy, and Dan- that war-torn people.” ton Roy, all of Limestone, Maine; Moffett had proposed the trip to House Speaker and seven sisters, Mrs. Loomis Thomas P. “Tip” O’Neill, D-Mass., a year ago, but was (Shirley) Lavoie. Mrs. Lucien turned down for security reasons, llie speaker agreed to (P,achel) Pellettier, Mrs, Melton 1 6 0 0 1 the trip Friday and named the delegation of congressmen (I'auline) Martin, all of Limestone, of Lebanese descent or whose districts included large EXTRA S&H Mrs. Berlin (Gilmay) Michaud of Lebanese-American populations. Southington. Mrs. Judy Campbell of Moffett’s office refused to give the itinerary for the trip Waterbury, Mrs. Jam es (Robertine) citing security. But congressional sources told UPI the GREEN STAMPS Finamore of Georgia, and Mrs. delegation was scheduled to arrive in Beirut Jan. 2 or WITH THESE COUPONS ! Patrick (Rene) St. Pierre of Florida. Jan. 3 for a five-day stay. Funeral services will be Monday at From there, the sources said, the congressmen will go 8:30 a.m. from the John F. Tierney to the Syrian capital of Damascus where they hoped to fJSisHOwir^KS! Funeral Home, 219 W. Center St,, meet with President Lt. Gen. Hafez al-Assad and then with a mass of Christian burial at 9 T,ot!rcoufOi.» OS « t h . travel to Tel Aviv for an expected meeting with Israeli f o u o w m o pu ,cM .t ol < 1)'»’" ” . a.m. at the Church of the Assump­ Prime Minister Menahem ^ g in and opposition leader tion. Burial will be in St. James Shimon Peres. Cemetery. A Moffett spokesman said the congressman wanted to Friends may call at the funeral know whether al-Assad was determined to keep troops in home today from 7 to 9 p.m. and Sun­ Lebanon and whether al-Assad was adamant in his op­ day from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. position to the Middle Eastern peace accord between In Memoriam Egypt and Israel. 1116 delegation also will attempt to meet with other fac­ In loving memory o( my husband. W illiam David Holland. Sr . who passed awav on Decem ber 22nd. tions in Uie Lebanese civil war, but will not meet with the \vn. In Time for Christmas Palestine Liberation Organization. “He as a Lebanese American wants the PLO out of Photos It broke my heart to lose yop Brian Patrick Taft wears his first Christmas outfit while Lebanon,” the spokesman said. By But you did not go alone. 100 EXTRA For part of me went with you. awaiting the trip home from Rockville General Hospital with Moffett noted there had been several trips to the Mid­ Pinto The day God called you home his parents, Mrs. and Mrs. Kenneth Taft, of Somers. Brian was dle East but none by a group of Lebanese Americans S&H GREEN STAMPS Sadly missed by born Dec. 18 at 8:12 p.m. He weighed 12 pounds, 4 ounces, and centering on Lebanon. Loving wife and children on purchases totaling MO to M9.99 was 23 and a half inches long. His Christmas clothes were “Quite honesty we want to be an influence toward un­ Even the antique stove in the foyer is topped with a 6ICCPT ON THOSI iTfMSCiClUOCD If lAW special Christmas tree with a sleigh full of cards at its side. made by Deanne Brooks, a hospital volunteer. (Herald photo ity,” he said. "We also want to educate ourselves. I don’t WITH COUPON LIMIT ONE COUPON PfR CUSTOMER want to see Lebanon dealt away as a small chip in a large COOO THRU SAT uROAT DEC 29 (Police Report] by Pinto) Mid East poker game." MHS Moffett also said he believed the Israeli officials the T opl^ lcli MANCHESTER — Police charged group planned to meet with wanted to hear the Lebanese- Thomas Dunn, 18, of 814 Vernon St. Vacation Day Programs American viewpoint on Lebanon. Israel is involved in with driving under the influence of southern Lebanon where the PLO has forces, and Moffett Barbara Smith 'finds room for just one more ornament on the giant (Christmas tree. alcohol Friday evening. said he wanted to hear suggestions from B e ^ and Peres REDEEM THIS VALUABtE i r u COUPON Police said he was heading east on Have Spaces Available on how the PLO threat to Israel can be eliminated. Center Street at 7 p.m. when the The Moffett spokesman said the trip had the backing of arrest was made. Dunn was ordered former Carter administration Middle Ehist envoy Robert EAST HARTFORD - The East “Sherlock Holmes and the Secret 200 EXTRA to appear in East Hartford Superior Strauss and Secretary of State Cyrus Vance. Hartford YMCA still has spaces Weapon," as well as a treasure hunt, Court Jan. 8. Moffett said his long-range hope from the visit was the available in its three vacation day crafts, cooking and indoor-outdoor GREEN STAMPS development of “a separate U.S. policy on Lebanon as we S&H programs. games. VERNON — Police charged a 21- have with Israel and Egypt. Lebanon has been a long­ 01^purchases totaling '20 to '29.99 On Wednesday, the “ Y ” will On Thursday, the Y will be year-old Tolland man with driving standing ally and like Israel a good friend to the U.S. but EXCEPT ON TNOK ITEM! CiCLUOfO IT lAW feature the full-length movie. transformed into a "Christmas Kids WfTN COUPON lIMT ONE COUPON PER CUSTOMER | it is being devastated,” he said. under the influence of alcohol or Casino." All children will get g OOOO THRU SATUROAT. DEC 7% tlT« Also named to the delegation were: Rep. Mary Rose MHS drugs after a two-car collision on “chips" at the door and be able to Route 30 at 4:43 p.m. Friday. play bingo, checkers, cards, and Dakar, D-Ohio, of Syrian and Lebanese descent; Rep. TIliNolcIl Gregory Lanz of 374 Tolland Stage Hospital Official other umes of chance and skill. Nick Joe Rahall, D-W. Va., a Lebanese American; R ^ . Road was released on a promise to There (will also be special craft Bob Carr, D-Mich., whose district has the nation’s appear in Rockville Superior Court Dies in Accident movies and projects on this day. largest Lebanese American population in the U.S.; Rep. Jan. 8. He was also c lM for failure Harold Hollenbeck, R-N .J., whose district also has a WALLINGFORD (UPI) - Police Friday will be Sports Day at the Y. REDEEM THIS VALUABLE Jv; COUPON to grant the right-of-way in a private large Lebanese American population; and Rep. Paul Friday were investigating the cause There will be tournaments in drive. No injuries were reported' in McCloskey, R-Calif. of an cai^truck accident in which the kickball, tag, floor hockey and relay the accident, police said. personnel director of Meriden- races. Movies about skiing and other Swim Program Signups 300 EXTRA Wallingford Hospital in Meriden activities will also be featured. died. Each Vacation Day program will EAST HARTFORD — The Elast Hartford Branch of the S&H GREEN STAMPS ( Correction ] Police said Joseph J . Sullivan Jr., have a central part to the day from 9 YMCA will be accepting registrations for the second ses­ on purchases totaling '30 to ' 39.99 45, died Thursday after his car a.m. to 3 p.m. with extended hours in sion of its pre-schMl swim program, which runs from the morning and aftemoor for the u cv T M THOU n u n iiciim o ir MANCHESTER - It was in­ slammed into the rear of a disabled Jan. 12 to April 12. woM cowo* lam om cowo« h > cuitomm ! working parents. Breakfast may be The classes, held at the East Hartford High School /-> oooBimiUTutoAi Oic n , m correctly reported in Wednesday's tractor-trailer truck parked Va ------Herald that alterations were being alongside Route 68 with its emergen­ purchased, but persons are u rg^ to pool, will be limited to 16 children. Two classes have been W made at the 58 Wells St. home of cy flashers on and reflectors placed bring their own bag lunch. Each scheduled; one for 3- and 4-year-olds fttmt noon to 12:30 David and Ingrid Lefflbine. The work on the roadway. d a y ’s p ro g ram m ust have a p.m. and the other for 5- and 6-year-olds from 12:30 to 1 minimum of 20 persons and a is actually being done at a bouse they The driver of the truck, Donald p.m. The stockings are hung by the chimney with Larry as he tries to guess the package con- are building elsewhere. The Herald Pelkey, 44, of Westfield, Mass., was maximum of 30. To register, call the Elast Hartford YMCA at 289-4377. A nativity acene all sprayed in gold is arranged on a table in the Smith home. regrets the error. not injured, police said. To register, call the Y at 289-4377. F^ill cUm payment must accompany registrations. care and Mr. and Mrs. Santa Claus join young tents. Z I 10 - EVENING HERALD, Sat., Dec. 22, 1979 EVENING HERALD. Sat.. Dec. 22, 1979 - 11 WingB of Morning Curriculum Plans OK’d; Season Fine for Dwelding on Daily Miracles Scrap Summer Workshop w VERNON — The Board of Elduca- Middle School, as an elective, which violence. How far we have come workshop to revise the elementary By CLIFF SIMPSON in daily lite, but in the life of Him< turned over to his enemies. He went The Chuckle Caravans to Bethlehem tion has approved, in concept, would involve $1,400 as the teacher from Bethlehem in twentieth and secondary physical education whose birthday we celebrate on through the mockery of a t r ia l... several proposals made by the who would be teaching the class part- Some have lost sense of awe and In days gone by frequently at Although the shepherds and the culture! You and I cannot change the .course offerings. substituted, "So what?” for a feeling Tuesday. He was nailed to the cross between Christmas the minister had his wisemen are related in different board’s Curriculum Committee but time has already been included in the Also a workshop to review and Are you familiar with "One Man’s two thieves. While he was dying, his world, but we can reverse the salary count. Typewriters would be ^reetinerg Gospeis, we tend to merge them into rejected a proposal for a summer of wonder. salary supplemented by gifts from process a little. Tlierefore, let us refine the science course offerings Life” ? I do not know the author, but executioners gambled for the only one whole picture with both worship­ workshop to review the Middle transferred from the high to the mid­ A4P STORE COUPON This season is a good one to recap­ the congregation. To encourage the struggle back to the peace and joy for Grades 6-8 and a math workshop ALL STORES WILL BE like Mary in Bethlehem, let us piece of property be had on earth, ping the Christ child at the same School concept. dle school at no additional cost. e S M Wiih This Valuable Coupon ture the fact of mystery and miracle custom some ministers would print and worship of that Bethlehem to review and refine the math "ponder this” (Luke 2:19) in our and that was his c o a t... time. By so doing we are perhaps The board will be asked to act on In the event that any new equip­ in daily life. Some years ago I heard in the Sunday bulletin who gave manger. What better present could program for Grades 3-6 with hearts: When he was dead he was laid in a looking down the future when ail four other proposals at its Jan. 7 ment had to be bought and the $ 1 0 0 Q p p someone say, "Love is just an itch.” what. A deacon in Vermont offered to we give to the world and ourselves! emphasis on the areas of fractions OPEN SUNDAY ______There seem^ at this time to be a Here is a young man who was bom borrowed grave through the pity of a give his preacher some cherry bran­ difference among people will have meeting. These will include an teacher from the high school and problem solving. great debunking process going on. in an obsecure village, the child of a friend. Nineteen centuries wide have dy if he would include that item in his disappeared. How diverse were those A Christmas Prayer from the elementary alternative education wouldn’t be available, then the total The board didn't include in its ap­ Closely akin to T peasant woman. He grew up in come and gone, and today he is the Christmas list. gathered in that stable! The wisemen Moon program which would cost some |74,- cost would be in excess of $17,000. provals, a proposal made by the Cen­ that phrase is the! another village. He worked in a central figure of the hunun race and The parson agreed and in due and the shepherds showed contrasts Do you recall this prayer that Air 700 to implement; expansion of the The board also approved, in con­ tral Office Administration for a D E C . 23,9 a.m.-6 p.ro. IS c iilic iiu n s caustic comment! carpenter shop until he was thirty, the leader of the column of progress course the gifts were pubiished. At of education, race, social status, Force Col Frank Borman, com­ Gifted Program which would cost an cept, plans for several summer summer workshop to review the Mid­ All Stores Will Remain Open Until 6:00 p.m. 1 wnUUUUI I Co and then for three years he was an workshops for curriculum develop­ that, "A violin isl the end it read, "And I would like to economic levels, language, mander of Apollo 8 mission, after additional $10,000 to add another staff dle School concept and to make mh nothing but! itinerant preacher. He never wrote a All the armies that ever marched thank Deacon Jones for his cherries nationalities, yet they were one in traveling 230,000 miles from the member; expansion of the En­ ment. They include one for Grade 5 recommendations as to the Monday, Dec. 24,1979, Christmas Eve. ^ horsehair onl book. He never held an office. He and all the navies that ever sailed, and especially for the spirits in which their "adoration of the Christ child.” earth, broadcast these words to the vironmental Education Program at curriculum changes in social studies; organizational teaching structure catgut.” Early] never owned a home. He never had a and all the parliaments that ever sat, they were given.” If only we of different backgrounds Creator; an additional cost of $10,300 for Language Arts for a practical and curricular inclusion of dis­ family ... last Sunday mor- and all the kings that ever reigned, Another clergyman received a pie of today could forget our differences, “Give us, 0 God, the vision which another staff member; and the hiring English program for Grades 9-12, and ciplines. * With This Valuable Coupon ning I heardi He never went to college. He never put together, have not affected the that was terrible. It could not be what a different worid we would have! can see thy love in the world in spite of an elementary school math one for development of the language This would include Grades 7 and 8 life of man upon this earth as has that Menuhin piay Mozart. In such a rich put his foot inside a big city. He eaten and landed in the garbage pail. Bethlelem has become bedlam. of human failure. specialist at a salary of $10,000. arts program for Grade 6; a middle school concept and Grades 6, one solitary life. experience that phrase lost all power never traveled 200 miles from the At first he was troubled as to how he And, literally, in our English Give us the faith to trust the Among the programs approved in workshop for special education for 7 and 8 Middle School concept. The 50« OFF place where he was bora. He never the continuation of the development to debunk. could be honest and yet express his ianguage "Bethlehem” has been cor­ goodness in spite of our ignorance concept, but which will have to go to proposal was to have the workshop ■ iw w tte Price ol a 1 Lb. Box ol And may I add that after forty- did one of the things that usually ac­ This fact is well worth appreication. Finaliy, with a stroke rupted into "bedlam.” and weakness. the budget and other committees for of the program for the educable men­ be chaired by Andrew Maneggia, three years of living with Betty the company greatness. He had no "pondering” in our hearts — es­ of inspiration, he wrote: There was a hospital in London Give us the knowiedge that we may further approval, was expansion of tally retarded; a foreign language principal of the middle school and to workshop to update course offerings @CHOCOLATES downgrading of "love” to just an itch credentials but himseU ... pecially at this time of year. ‘Tis "D w r Mrs. Smith: named "St. Mary’s of Bethlehem” continue to pray with understanding the Rockville High School business include teachers from Grades 6, 7 While he was still a young man the in French and Spanish; and a music . C*ch of th«M idvoriM d itMns « r*quir*d 10 b« rMdUv eveUebl# for m I« it or I Limit one coupon per family AP-2605 misses the mark completely. Christ­ not only "the season to be jolly,” but I deepiy appreciate your kindness for the insane. What is "bediam ” ? hearts, and show us what each one of education program to include and 8 from each major discipline. I M ow tho ■ dvorttsod pneo m ooch ABP Siort sicopt M tpocrftcoHy notod tide of public opinion tu ra ^ against workshop to evaluate and develop a mthtisd l^alfdDec 23-29 1979 MH mas is a good time to assert the also to be serious as to what life is all in giving me that pie for Christmas. You can choose your definition: us can do to set forward the coming exploring business careers, at no in­ The cost for the workshop would written music curriculum for Grades "mystery and the miracle” not only him. His friends ran away. He was about. It was most thoughtful — and I want Clamor, waste, noisy, senseless of the day of universal peace. crease in staff; the introduction of have been $2,500 but board members K-5; and a physical education to assure you that your pie never lasts living, crazy coming and going, Amen.” personal typing for two periods at the said they feel there are other ways long around our house. Thank you. joyless, lunatic, wiid uproar, confu­ May each one of you have a very that the matter could be handled. A&PISA HOLIDA Y TURKEY SHOP Religious Services Have a Happy New Y ear.” sion, even darkness and pain and bless^ holy day. RHS Students Attend Seminar GRADE "A"-10 TO UNDER 22 LBS. GRADE ''A”-FROZEN10 TO UNDER 22 LBS. Faith Baptist Churrh, 52 Lake St. Andover through junior high; 10:45 a.m.. Senior VERNON —Two Rockville High and valuable." Rev. Jam es Beliasov, pastor. 9:30 a.m., high class, nursery: 7:30 p.m.. Praise and Church Bulletin Board The representatives from Farm Fresh or Young School students and the school nurse They said many of the volunteer First Consrcsalionil Churrh of An- Sunday school: 10:30 a.m., worship ser- teaching service. Rockville High School said they cice: 7 p.m.. evening service. attended the fifth statewide Gover­ brought back with them, "The inst- programs are already being planned dovrr. Route 6. Rev. Dr. Oifford 0. Emanuel Lutheran Churrh, (?hurch p.m. there will be a Family Simpson, interim minister. II am .. Churrh of the Assumption, Adams and Chestnut streets. Rev. Dale H. p.m.. Federation Room; Westwood with the nor’s Youth Action Conference held piring incentive that standing and discussed by various clubs at Nazarene Church Candlelight Service. The Worship service; 9:45 a m. Sunday Street at Thompson Road. Rev. Edward Gustafson, pastor; Lee Goodwin, intern: candlelight communion program which will include recently at the University of Connec­ together we, as young people, can be Rockville High and hopefully many Butterballs Turkevs S. Pepin, pastor. Saturday masses at 5 MANCHESTER young people of the church school. Rev. C. Henry Anderson, pastor service, 11 p.m., sanc­ carols, stories, and good ticut. vibrant, seeking, searching, valued. of them will be carried through. and 7:30 p.m.: Sunday masses at 7:30, 9. —"Christmas and the emeritus. 8:30 and 11 a.m.. Worship ser­ tuary. will assist Pastor Christmas feelings. The students attending were 10:30 and 11:45 a m. vices, coffee between services; 9:45 Children,” will be the Suzanne Teseile and Carole Beebe Churrh of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Bolton a.m., Sunday church school, nursery for theme for the Sunday ser­ North Methodist and Maureen Buscalo school nurse Saints, Woodside Street and Hillstown infants, adult forum; 11 a.m.. Nursery vices at the Church of the TRINITY COVENANT CHURCH Church of St. IMaurirr. 32 Hehron MANCHESTER -The and Medical Careers Club adivsor. Road. Wendel K. Walton, bishop. 8:30 for infants. Nazarene, 236 Main St. Church To Seat Officers Road. Rev. Robert W. Cronin, pastor. North United Methodist 302 HACKMATACK STREET At the conference state officials, a.m.. Priesthood and Relief Society: S i. Mary's Episcopal Church, Park The day of special events Saturday mass at 5 p.m.; Sunday masses Church has sceheduled the REV. NORMAN SWENSEN, PASTOR community leaders and Governor SOUTH WINDSOR - Officers for steering; Donald Schneider, Chris­ 11:15 a m.. Sacrament Meeting. and Church streets. Rev. Stephen K. will begin with a Christmas at 7:30. 9:15 and II a.m. Salvation Army, 661 Main St. Cap. and following events for the Ella Grasso explained the problems the coming year will be installed tian education: Alan Gudrian, social Jacobson, rector: Rev. J. Gary program at 9:30 a.m., and Bolton Cnitrd Methodist Church. Mrs. Arthur Carlson, corps officers. 9:30 L'Hommedieu, assistant to the rector: coming week. Christmas Eve that young people will be facing during the 10:30a.m. worship service action; Preston Kibbe, missions; 1040 Boston Turnpike. Rev. Marjorie conclude with the cantata a.m.. Sunday school: 10:45 a.m.. holiness Rev. Alan J. Broadhead. assistant to the Monday: Christmas eve during this winter. Sunday at Our Savior Lutheran Mel Lobaugh, welcoming. Riles, pastor. 9:45 a.m., church school: entitled, "Listen to the meeting: 6 p.m., open-air meeting: 7 rector. 7:30a.m., Holy Eucharist; 9a.m., coffee fellowship, 10 p.m.; Servi Following the opening remarks Elders to be installed are: Kenneth II a m., worship service. Church. 239 Graham Road. A&P HOLIDAY SMOKED HAM SHOP p.m., salvation meeting. Holy Eucharist and church school: 11 Voices" by the Junior Christmas eve worship ser­ Fischer, Donald Muller, Stan Smith, St. Ceorite’s Episcopal Church, those participating at the conference Officers are: Herbert Asplund, i:nited Pentecostal Church, 187 a m., Holy Eucharist. Choir at 6 p.m. vice, 11p.m. Both events at Boston Turnpike. Rev. John C. Holliger. Family Service 7:llK.8i 15 P.M. attended workshops and "swap president; Edward Cebry, vice presi­ Howard Wolfanger, and Carl Blume. Fully Cooked-Water Added-(Rump Portion $1.09 lb.) Woodbridge St. Rev. Marvin Stuart, Center Congregational Church, 11 The morning program vicar. 10 am.. Family Eucharist: II the church. shops,” where representatives of the dent; Roger Hildebrand, secretary; Trustees are; Fred Bjorkland, minister. 10 a m.. Sunday school: 11 Center St. Rev. Newell H. (hirtis Jr., will include presentations Traditional Service 11; 15 P.M. - 12:00 a m., Nursery program and coffee schools were given an opportunity to Robert Martin, financial secretary: Donald Bogli, Ariel Gordon. Ralph a m., worship: 6:30 p.m., prayer: 7 p.m.. senior pastor: Rev. (Chester C. Copeland, by the various departments Emanuel Church fellowship. learn and share information concer­ Willard Sarvela, treasurer; Richard Reuss, and John Mitchell. worship. associate pastor; Rev. Dr Oifford 0. of the Sunday School. MANCHESTER -The I f Bolton Congregational Church, Presbyterian Church, 43 Spruce St. ning successful volunteer programs Sievers, stewardship and Glen There will also be an early worship SMOKEO HAMS s. lb. Simpson, pastor emeritus. 10 a.m., Supervisors will include following is a list of events SKfnfwntiwiweaiHMimiBaesiiamMiBiMBW Bm 99 Bolton Center Road. Rev J. Stanton Rev. Richard Gray, pastor. 10:30 a.m., Worship service and church school: 11:15 that could be implemented in their Schukei, evangelism. service Sunday at 9 a.m. Sunday Conover, minister. 9:30 a m., worship Cindy Shields, Maxine scehduled by Emanuel worship service, nursery: 9:15 a.m,, Sun­ a.m.. Coffee Shoppe, Woodruff Hall. I OUR A VOIR L u t h e r a n ! towns. Also: Bud CTiIhof, planning and School classes are also at 9 a m. service and nursery, church school: 10:30 day school: 7 p.m., informal worship. Sinclair, Sharon Platt, Lutheran Church for the s a.m.. Coffee and fellowship: 10:45 a.m.. St. John's Polish National Catholic Gwen Henricks, Sandra coming week. CHURCH OCEAN SPRAY EARLY CALIF.-RIPE NABISCO Forum. Study group Church. 23 (Jolway St. Rev. Walter A. Carlson and Arlene Monday: Family ser­ * Hyszko, pastor. 9 a.m., mass in English: Bradley vice rehearsal, 3 p.m., at Church Bulletin Board 10:30 a m., mass in English and Polish. A children's church ser­ the church; Family ser­ Missouri Synod CRANBERRY PITTED SNACK Coventry St. Bartholomew's Chureh, 741 E. South Windsor vice will be conducted at vice, 4:30 p.m., at the 239 GRAHAM RD. Middle Turnpike. Rev. Martin J. carols at 10 a.m. Coventry Preshyterian Church, 10:45 a.m.. the same time church; Worship service. p.m., at the church. at 8. 10. and 11:30 a.m. Scholsky, pastor. Saturday mass at 5 Mapping Community Church, 1790 S.WINDSOR, CT. Open House Nathan Hale School Road. Route 31. 9:30 as adult worship. 11 p.m., at the church. Other services scheduled Wednesday: Bylaws The (Christmas Eve up­ p.m.: Sunday masses at 8:30.10and 11:30 Ellington Road. Rev. Harold W. Richard­ SAUCE OLIVES CRACKERS a m., worship: H a m., Sunday school: The cantata will be 644*3350 HEBRON - S t . Peter’s for Christmas week in­ Committee, 7:30 p.m., at stairs mass will be a a.m. son, minister. 9:15 and 10:45 a m., Wednesday: Staff plan­ 7:30 p.m., Bihle study at parsonage. presented by the Junior Episcopal Church will hold clude, a Eucharist, Feast the church. ___ 6 02. can 8 oz. pkg. St. James Churrh. Rev. James worship service and church school. ning, noon to 4 p.m. at the iChriitmas Eve Candlelight Service children’s liturgy, (^ildren Prince of Peace Lutheran Churrh. an open house at the rec­ of St. Stephen, at 10:30 Archambault. Rev. William F. Carroll,' St. Francis of Aaalal Church, 673 Choir directed by Dennis church. are invited to bring bells Route 31 and North River Road. Rev. W. E 7:00 P.M. tory, Jan. 1 from 2 to 5 p.m. am. on Dec. 26. Rev. Francis V. Krukowski, team Ellington Road. Rev. Carl J. Sherer, and Sharon Platt. Thursday: Prayer group St. Bernard’s with them which will be H. Wilkens, pastor. 9 a m ., Sunday Members and friends of Eucharist, Feast of St. ministry: Rev. Edward J. Reardon, in pastor. Saturday masses at 4 and 5:30 10 a.m., at the church; I VERNON -T h ere will rung at various times school: 10:15 a.m., worship service. Christmas Day Service 10:00 AM John, 7:30 p.m., Dec. 27: residence. Saturday masses at 5 and 7:30 p.m.; Sunday masses at 7:30, 9:30 and 11 Trinity Covenant Gaudia Circle, 6:30 p.m., the parish are invited to at­ be masses Christmas Eve throughout the mass. St. Mary's Church, Route 31. Rev. F. I IVeiv Year’s Eve Servict 7:15 PM and Dec. 30, Eucahrist, p.m.: Sunday masses at 7:30, 9 and 10:30 a.m. at the church. tend. at St. Bernard's Church, There will be a pre­ 16 oz. ■ Bernard Miller, pastor: Rev. Francis A. MANCHESTER -The Rite I at 8 a m. and i a.m., noon and 5 p.m. St. Margaret Mary Churrh, Rev. John nasasrnimmmmmmmtuaK The annual parish school celebration Sunday 3 Liszewski, assistant pastor. Saturday Trinity Covenant CJiurch Saturday: Emanuel Hill Rockville, at 5 p.m., up­ cans H St. Bridget Churrh, 70 Main St. Rev. J. Quinn, pastor; Rev Joseph H. u s k u n u i i meeting of the church will Ceremony of Lessons and at 5:30 p.m. in the parish ^ - 9 masses at 5 and 7 p.m.: Sunday masses at has scheduled the following Chapter of Alcoholics stairs and downstairs and a Philip A. ^eridan and Rev. Emilio P. Keating, assistant pastor. Saturday Anonymous will meet in be Jan. 12 at 8 p.m. It will carols for CTiristmastide, library. Children will be 5 9 7:30, 9:30 and 10:45 a m. midnight mass, upstairs Padelli, co-pastors. Saturday masses at 5 masses at 5 p.m.; Sunday masses at 8:30, events for the coming CHRISTMAS AND THE CHILDREN Second Congregational Church, Luther Hail, 60 CTiurch St be preceded by a potluck at 10 a.m.. making Christmas and 7:30 p.m: Sunday masses at 7:30, 9, 10 and 11:30 a.m. week. only. Route 44A. Rev. Robert K. Bechtold. supper which will start at On New Year’s Day presents for their parents. 10:30 and noon. St. Peter's Episcopal Church, Sand Monday: CJiristmas Eve at 8 p.m. There will also be MT. LAUREL CLIFFHOUSE or EMPRESS pastor. 9:30 a m.. Education for all ages: Sunday, December 23 6:30 p.m. there will be a Eucharist, Hill Road. Rev. Bruce Jacques, vicar: masses on Christmas day Supplies will be provided. 11 a.m., worship service. Jehovah's Witnesses, 647 Tolland early service, 7:30 p.m., at Feast of the Holy Name, at Turnpike 9:30 a m .. Bible discourse: Rev. Ronald E. Haldeman, assistant to the church; Traditional Unitarian Society S:30 A.M. Annual Christmas program Family Eucharist 10:30 a m. 10:20 a m., group discussion. the vicar. 8 a.m.. Holy Communion; 10 Christmas Eve service, MANCHESTER MUSHROOM PINEAPPLE BOILED BOLTON —There will be Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church a.m .; family service and Sunday school. 11:15 p.m., at the church. —“Managing the Scrooge East Hartford 10:45 A.M. Children's Church birthday party for a family eucharist on Lutheran Church CRUSHED (Missouri Synod), Cooper and High Avery Street Christian Reformed Wednesday: Men’s Within Us All,” will be the C l I P C C streets. Rev. Charles W. Kuhl, pastor. 9 Churrh, Rev. Bert VanAntwerpen, Jesus with animated film, “Let Me Take (Christmas Eve at 7 p.m. at First Assemblies of God. 763 Oak St. prayer breakfast, 6 a.m., title of the topic to be dis­ MANCHESTER -The STEMS & PIECES O L I u C O OR CHUNKS ONIONS Rev. Ralph F. Jelley, pastor. 10 a m., a.m.. Divine worship: 10:15 a.m., Sunday pastor. 9:45 a.m., Sunday school: 11 a.m. You to the Christ Child" St. George's Episcopal at LaStrada West cussed by the Rev. Arnold following events have been 4 02. can 20 oz. can 16 02. jar church school: 11 a m., morning school and youth forum: 10:15 to 11:30 and 7 p.m., worship service, nursery at Qiurch. scheduled by Concordia both services. Restaurant: Pioneer Girls, F. Westwood of the 10:45 A.M. Adult worship service The End Is worship: 7 p.m., evening service. a.m.. First and second year youth in­ Carol singing will begin Lutheran Church for the First Baptist Church of East Hart­ struction. Holy Communion the first and Messiah Evangelical Lutheran 6 p.m., at the church; Bible Unitarian Universalist 6:00 P.M. Cantata “Listen to the Voices.' at 11:15 p.m. and a coming week. ford (Southern Baptist Convention!, 36 third Sunday of each month. C h u rrh (W isco n sin S y n o d ), 300 study, 7:30 p.m., at the Society: East, Sunday at Junior candlelight eucharist will Thursday: Bible Main St. Rev. Charles Coley, pastor. 11 Churrh of Christ, Lydall and Vernon Buckland Road. Rev. Ronald Muetjel, church. 10:30 a.m. at the Church Choir with message by the In Sight! be at 11:30 p.m. Discovery Grou.p, 9:30 a m. and 7 p.m., worship services, streets. Eugene Brewer, minister. 9 pastor. 9:30 a.m., worship service; 10:30 Thursday: Women’s Meetinghouse, 153 W. Ver­ pastor. On Christmas day there nursery: 9:45 a.m., Sunday school: 6 a.m., Bible classes: 10 a m , worship: 6 a.m., Sunday school. prayer breakfast, & 6:30 non St. a m., at the church; 7:00 P.M. Caroling will be a eucharist at 11 Golden Age Group, 1 p.m., p.m., Training Union. p.m., worship. Our Savior Lutheran Church, a.m., LaStrada West The talk will deal with VUSMSOOV- am . Faith Lutheran Church (Lutheran First Churrh of Christ, Scientist, 447 (Missouri Synod) 239 Graham Road. 9 Restaurant. Christmas presents and the at the church; Word and N. Main St. II a.m., church service, Sun­ a.m., Sunday school; 9 and 10:15 a.m., Witness Group, 7 p.m., at 39 Church in America), 1120 Silver Lane. annual dilemma of never Special Weekend Rev. Paul E. Henry Jr., pastor 9:30 day school, and care for small children. worship. Vigil Mass the churcch. Nazarene Church being able to be as Church of the Nazarene a m., worship service. Community Baptist Churrh, 585 E. Friday: Book Ciscussion Holiday Hours MOLINERA-BROKEN PAPERCRAFT generous or as celebrative 236 Main St. BOLTON —There will be First Congregational Churrh. 87 Center St. Rev. Jam es I. Meek, minister. MANCHESTER -The a children’s vigil mass for Group, 8 p.m., at the Main St, Rev. William E. Flynn, 9:15 a.m.. Church school for all ages, as one thinks they should Manchester, Ct. Thursday: 9:30-9:00 Vernon following is a list of events Christmas at 5 p.m. on church. minister. Rev. Carl T. Holt, associate kindergarten through Grade 4 continuing be and the fact it often schedule by the Church of All loelcome Christmas eve at St. : - MANDARIN CHRISTMAS minister. 10 a m., worship service, during the service: 10:30 a m.. Morning St. Joseph Churrh, 33 West St., leads to depression and the Friday: 9 30 9:00 the Nazarene for the com­ Maurice Church. church school, child care: 11 a m., coffee worship, nursery provided. Rockville. Saturday masses at 5 and 7 sense that everyone else is Neale McLain, Pastor Nursery provided ing week. The solemn first mass of Saturday: 9:30-5:30 hour: 6 p.m., youth choir: 7 p.m., youth Church of the Nazarene, 236 Main St. p.m.: Sunday masses at 8:30 (Polish), 10 Wednesday: Mid-week happier. South Church WRAP fellowship Rev. Neale McLain, senior pastor: Rev. and 11:15 a.m. On Christmas Eve at 5 Christmas Day will be a ORANGES service, 7 p.m., at the midnight and on Christmas Sunday: 11:00-4:00 Your Choicel Faith Tabernacle Church, 1535 George Emmitt, minister of visitation Rockville Baptist Churrh. 69 Union MANCHESTER -The and outreach. 9:30 a m., Sunday school: church. morning there will be Forbes St. Rev. Ralph Saunders, pastor. St. Rev. Robert L. LaCounte, pastor. 9 SCHEDULE OF following events have been : - 10 a.m.. Sunday school: 11 a m., worship 10:45 a m., worship, children's church Friday: Teen New masses at 7:30,9:15 and 11. Monday: 9 3 0 5:30 |> 40 Square a m., worship service; 10:15 a.m.. Sun­ scheduled by South United service: 7 p.m., evangelistic service. and nursery: 7 p.m., evening service, day school; 7 p.m., evening service. Year’s party, at the Foot PaperI CHRISTMAS LITURGY Methodist Church for the Nursery at all services. nursery. Sacred Heart Churrh, Route 30. Rev. church. (Mass Celebration) By Si. Peter’s Church Roll Burnside Lnited Methodist Church, Calvary Church (Assemblies of Ralph Kelley, pastor. Rev. Michael Saturday: Men’s prayer Eugsns coming week. (Distinctive Clothing for |« 50 Square 161 Church St. Rev. Henry J. Scherer Jr., God), 647 E. Middle Turnpike. Rev. Donohue. Saturday mass at 5 p.m.; Sun­ meeting, 8 a.m., at the at Saint Jam es Church, Brswsr HEBRON -T h ere will Monday; Christmas Eve Men and Women) Foot Papery pastor. 9:30 a m.. Church school for all Kenneth L. Gustafson, pastor: Karl A. day masses at 7:30, 9, 10:30 a.m. and church; bus ministry M anchester, Ct. be a children's creche ser­ family service, 7:30 p.m. Coni. Fold 'ea. ages, including an adult class: 10:30 a.m.. Gustafson, assistant to the pastor. 9:30 noon. visitation, 10 a.m ., at the CHRISTMAS EVE (Vigil) - Monday-December 24: vice and first Eucharist of Holy Communion by Worship hour with child care provided for a.m.. Sunday school: 10:30 a.m.. service St. John's Episcopal Church, Route church. Christmas pt 4:30 p.m. candlelight. 11 p.m. Both 3-‘1 5:00 PM Special Children's Of all the events In infants through age 5 :6 p.m.. Junior High of worship: 8:30 p.m.. evening service. 30. Rev. Robert H. Wellner, rector. 8 Christmas Eve at St. services at the church. and Senior High Youth Fellowships. Concordia Lutheran Church. a.m., communion: 10 a.m.. family ser­ Liturgy (Mass) - upper church; Jesus' life, he saw fit to memorialize only one—his Peter's Episcopal Church. Wesley Memorial Chureh (United (L.C.A.). 40 Pitkin St. Rev. Burton D. vice and church school. Center Church 7:30 PM; and Midnight Mass - deaUi, burial and resurrec­ Music will be provided by Second Church Methodist Chureh), 110 Ellington Road. Strand, pastor. Rev. David B. Stacy, Vernon Assemblies of God Church, MANCHESTER -The upper church only. TJie Midnight tion. Thus Uie (Christians the Youth Choir. Rev. Gordon Gale, pastor. 9:30 a.m., associate pastor. 8:30 a.m., Holy Com­ 51 Old Town Road, Rockville. Rev. following is a list of events MANCHESTER -The Mass will be preceded by a con-' assembled weekly on tbe At 10:30 p.m. on Christ­ worship service, chiid care. munion, youth class, nursery for small Michelino Ricci, pastor. 11:00 a.m. and for the coming week s follfowing is a list of events cert by the Saint James Parish first day to eat toe Lord's mas Eve there will be a children: 10 a.m., Holy Communion, 6:30 p.m., worship services. scheduled by Center supper. Acts 20:7. for the coming week spon­ Choir beginning at 11:30 PM. choral Eucharist preceded church school through Grade 6, nusery Vernon United Methodist Church, Congregational Church. As for his birth, we dui- sored by Second for small children. CHRISTMAS DAY- Eucharist (Mass) will be not even ascertain when it by carol singing. On Christ­ Glastonbury Route 30. Rev. Marjorie Hiles, pastor. Monday: Christmas eve (Congregational (Church. Unitarian Univeraalial Soeietyi Eaal, 9:15 a.m., worship service, nursery. celebrated at 7:30 AM; 9:00 AM; occurred, much le u detect mas day there will be a S i. Ounstan’s Chureh, Manchester family candlelight commu­ Monday: Christmas Eve 153 W. Vernon St. Rev. Arnold Westwood, Church of ^t. Bernard,, Rockville. any observance of it. So Eucharist with hymns and Road. Rev. Joseph R. Bannon, pastor. 10:30 AM; and 12:00 Noon. churches of Christ do not candlelight service, 7:30 minister. 10:30 a.m.. Service. Rev. John J. White, pastor. Saturday nion service 7:30 p.m., at Saturday mass at 5 p.m., Sunday masses Trinity Covenant Chureh, 302 the church: Wassail, 10 There will be no 5:00 PM Meu on Ointtnus Dty Afternoon celebrate his birth at 8, 9:30 and 11 a.m. masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sunday masses at ritualistlcally. This CHIQUITA Hackmatack St. Rev. Norman E. SUNKIST-NAVEL 7, 8:30, 10 and 11:30 a.m. seasonal observance began Arbitration Panful Swensen, pastor; Milton Nilson, assistant Rockville United Methodist Churrh, more that 3 centuries after VERNON —The three- notify the school board of Hebron pastor. 8:15 and 10:50 a.m.. Worship ser­ 142 Grove St. Rev. Richard E. Thompson, CONCORDIA LUTHERAN CHURCH Jesus ascended, an out­ vices, nursery for infants; 9:30a.m ., Sun­ pastor. 10:45 a.m., worship service. growth of the pagan member arbitration panel, that decision by Jan. 15. St. Peter's Episcopal Chureh, Route day Bible school classes for all ages, First Congregational Chureh of Ver­ 40 Pitkin Street lesUval honoring Uie sun's appointed to make contract The teachers and the ORANGES BANANAS 85. Rev. William Perslng, rector. 10 a.m., three through adult, nusery for infants. non, 695 Hartford Turnpike. Rev. John A. victory from foe winter settlements between the board reached an impasse Worship service. Second Congregational Chureh, 385 Lacey, minister. Rev. David C. Bowling, solstice. Board of Education and the in contract negotiations, Yet Uw spirit pervading Gilead Congregational Chureh, N. Main St. R ev. Dr. Ja m e s D. assistant minister. 9:55 a.m.. Church Christmas Eve Vernon Education Associa­ with neither side willing to MacLauchlin, pastor. 10 a.m.. Service of this season Is commen­ Hebron. Rev. David G. Runnion- school, crib room, child care; 10 a.m.. IM ML M hnI ONraii'a Sanfcaa dable, if we can separate it tion, will meet Dec. 26 and concede. A three-year con­ worship and church school; 11 a.m., Barefoot, pastor. 10:30 a.m.. Worship Worship service. from tbe sssociated n . 'Hie panel has to make a tract is being negotiated. Feilow ^p hour In the hall. 104S pjL Eioarpta fraa Mitaiah service, nursery; 9:15 a.m.. Church Taieotiville Congregationai Churrh, excesses and materUUsm. decision by Dec. 30 and school classes. North United Methodist Chureh, 300 Rev. Kenneth E. Knox, pastor. 10:30 IIM m l Ftilhnil Caniiliht IWy CaMHUiiau Sanrka it lead to more sober Parker St. Rev. Dr. Howard L. Love, a.m.. Worship service, church school, reflectioa upon God's wiU Guard Graduates pastor. 9 and 10:30 a.m.. Worship ser- nursery. for you. Ann nosy It cement staff Sgt. Joseph Sousa Grasso in Niantic. O e C i e m m i s cices, with coffee fellowship between ser­ Christmas Day the ties of fam ily and C l o fof C Glastonbury Manchester Trinity Lutheran Chureh, of Midland Road and Staff Sousa is a member of the vices; 9 a.m., Nursery for children five Meadowlark Road. Rev. Donald McLean, friends that provide cohe­ 2450 Main Street 9:00 a.m . Holy Communion, Nursery sion for an otherwise dls- Sgt. Jam es Rowley of Stan- Headquarters C!o. 1st Bat- Gospel Hall, Center Street. 10 a.m., years and younger; 10:30 a.m.. Church pastor. 8 and 10:30 a.m.. Worship ser­ Telephone 203-63J-520J O f ^ breaking bread; 11:45 a.m ., Sunday liie Rev. Burton D. Strand, Pastor IntegrsUng society. dish Road, both of Coven­ taion, 169th Infantry in 1 0 . 1 school classes for age three through vices; 9:15 a.m. Sunday school. school; 7 p.m., gospel meeting. try, graduated recently Manchester and Rowley is Grade 8. Union Congregational Church, 8:30 The Rev. David B. Stacy, Associate Full Gospel Interdenominational South United Methodist Church, 1128 a.m.. Church school Grade 10, Annex se­ from the Connecticut a member of the 248th ^ ------PBICES EFFECTIVE DEC. 23-24.1979 Chureh, 745 Main St. Rev. Philip Main St. Rev. Dr. George W. Webb, Rev. cond floor; 9:45 a.m.. Nursery through David L. Almond, Organist-Choir Director GNIIGNOFCMST Army National Guard Ad­ Engineering (Company in ITEMS FOR SALE'n OT AVAILABLE TO WHOLESALE OR RETAIL DEALERS Saunders, minister. 10:30 a.m., praise, Laurence M. Hill, Rev. Bruce A. Pehr- Grade 8; 10 a.m.. Worship, Sykes vanced non-Oimmlssioned Norwich. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES ARO TO CORRECT TYPOGRAPHICAL ERRORS Lydall and Vernon Streets worship service and Bible study; son, pastors. 9 and 10:45 a.m.. Worship Auditorium, Park Street, Rockville; 11 Officer Course at Camp Pboue: 648-2903 deliverance service. services; 9 a.m.. Church school, nursery a.m.. Coffee hour at the Annex.

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F-. ^ * '' W I EVENING HERALD. Sat., Dec. 22, 1979 - 13 1 Northwest 57 Manchester 72 Cheney Tech 49 Wethersfield 58 Newington 68 Hall High 59 i\FL Sweepstakes Sunday Today’s East Catholic 55 Conard 55 Bolton 29 East Hartford 56 Glastonbury 58 Penney 53 NEW YORK (UPI) - ’The Denver Broncos. safety Kandy Logan said. "When you “They are a better football team NFL sweepstakes open Sunday If Chicago wins, the Bears will know an individual has such ability than they were a year ago,” said Sport Parade with three of the league’s meet the NFC East champion (Cow­ and quickness, it’s a chalienge to Chicago Coach Neill Armstrong. premier running backs as the boys in Dallas Dec. 30. If shut them down, or at least slow “They are defensively a sound foot­ feature attraction. Philadelphia wins, the Eagles will them up a little.” ball team. They are not going to Milt Rickman travel to Tampa Bay Dec. 29 to meet But Payton isn’t the only reason for make any big mistakes. (Quarter­ UPI Sports Editor In the NFC wild card game in the NFC Central champion Buc­ the Bears' success. Mike Phipps, back Ron) Jaworski i» certainly Herald Angle Northwest Shades East Chicago (12:30 p.m. EST), the Bears, caneers. who took over as quarterback, has playing with more confidence than he backed by Walter Payton, meet the Payton, who ran for 157 yards in given Chicago a respectable passing did when he was with the Rams.” There was very little to Pete Kiro was the only other Eagle Hats Off to Boom Boom the canto with their shooting eye Philadelphia Eagles with Wilbert Chicago's 42-6 blitz of St. Louis last attack. In the AFC, a Broncos’ victory in twin figures besides the hard­ Earl Yost chose between the two Hart­ going 5-for-13. Northwest, only »-for- Montgomery. Sunday picked up his fourth straight “After watching the films, we against Houston would send them to NEW YORK (UPI) — I take my hat off to Boom Boom Geof- working Venora with 16 points, all 21 at the intermission, was a tollng ford County Conference (HCC) In the AFC wild card game in conference rushing title with 1,610 realize that We have to do much more Pittsburgh next weekend. The Oilers frion, and maybe you will, too, when you hear the whole story of Sports Editor from the floor. 7 for 11 in the period. basketball powers, Northwest Houston (4 p.m. EST), the Oilers and yards. than stopN^yton,” Eagles’ must beat the Broncos and the San why he resigned as coach of the>Stanley Cup champion Montreal Catholic and East Catholic, Blast, after taking an early lead at magnificent Earl Campbell barrel "It's a challenge to defend against linebacker JomT^iihting said. "It Diego Chargers to play either the Canadians. 5-2, ran into trouble against First four minutes of the final can­ into the staunch defense of the people like that,” Eagles' strong could be the best offensive line we've Steelers or Miami Dolphins. When he chucked the job last week, Famer, "1 never had any problems with the homestanding Indians Northwest’s fullcourt zone press. It to found Northwest leading, 47-45 but faced and the fullback (Dave Denver will be put to a stem test in he said it was because he wasn't able with any of my kids. There isn't the taking a 57-55 duke last night in turned the ball over seven con- Radant's last hoop before fouling out Williams) is a good blocker.” containing Campbell, who became to motivate the team anymore. He slightest doubt in my mind Danny is West Hartford. secutive times down court with the squared matters at 47-47 with S:40 The Bears won seven of their last Treacy Still Winning I only the third player in NFL history told that to Irving Grundman, the going to be a great player. He .has Indian reeling off 10 unanswered left. Slender John Treacy, looking ahead to the 1980 Olyihpic The triumph improves the winner’s eight games to qualify as the wild to win rushing titles in each of his Canadiens' boss, and he told the everything it takes to be a superstar points, 6 by Marcus Brown. Bailey’s foul gave Northwest a conference mark to 2-0 and overall card entry, but they still go into the first two seasons. This year he same thing to the media. That was in the NHL. Games in Moscow, captured his fourth straight National Inter­ But a bucket by Venora, who had 8 point margin but Kiro hit a bucket to docket to 3-0 while the setback drops Philadelphia game as six-point un­ gained 1,697 yards and Denver knows only part of the reason, though. Geoffrion played 16 seasons with county Cross Country Championship in Femoy County Cork, points in the opening canto, with give East the lead but Brown got in­ the Eagles to 0-1 in the HCC and 2-1 derdogs. something which puzzles full well the scope of its job. The other part took the heart out of the Canadiens and New York Ireland, last Sunday. three minutes remaining righted the side for two points and Northwest led Chicago's defensive tackle Alan overall, add one Northwest ‘Tm "W e've got to stop Earl him as much and maybe more, and it Rangers, after which he tried Eagles, who trailed only 14-13 at the by one but once again Kiro put East The 22-year-old Providence College East Catholic grad pumped in 67 very proud of our team ,” EasJ Coach Page. Campbell." said Denver defensive has to do with his 21-year-old son, coaching. He enjoyed only modest turn. on top, 51-50 with 1:55 remaining grad who won the Five Mile Road points in three games, handed out 16 Jim Penders said. "They had just a "The Eagles haven't exactly come captain Bill Thompson. “ It’ll be Danny, who's putting in his first success handling the Rangers and It was a see-saw second period Race in Manchester last assists and was named to the All- little too much fire-power for us. Garcia’s one-handed outside bomb up with a bargain in the Bears." said tough, but we can do it." season in the NHL with the Atlanta Flames four seasons and was Thanksgiving in record time, had a Tournament team in the Franklin Perhaps the next time around we can with the lead exchanging hands seven gave the winners an edge they held to the playoff veteran, who is the The Broncos' defense is by no Canadiens. named to replace Scotty Bowman as the final buzzer. 45-second advantage over Joe Pierce Tournament ... Bob Fishel, catch them. times. The Elagles led for the first team's top sacker along with fellow means a pushover. It has allowed Like his old man did before him, coach of the Canadiens last time since the early moments at 21- Deegan, another ex-PC star. vice president of the American "Bob Venora had a great individual tackle Jim Osborne. "I learned a only Pittsburgh's Franco Harris to Danny Geoffrion plays right wing for September. 20 on two Venora free throws with Ray Treacy, John's older brother, League and long-time friend, game. He scored 26 points and had a o Brown long time ago that games in the consistently gain yardage against it Montreal. He has all the earmarks of Although they were in first place in 4:31 remaining. who was second in the Manchester reported yesterday the move to bundle of rebounds. "It was one great 8^7-23, CarzetU 1-0-2, ChrlsUe 2^M Gar^ playoffs have nothing to do with past this season. Harris ran for 121 yards becoming a good one. Needs a little their division at the time of his The HCC powers jockyed after cia 641-12, Grady 1-0-2, Totals 22 13-18 57 run, was fourth in the Irish 12,000 relocate the floundering Oakland A's high school basketball game. We lost performance." in the eighth game of the season. more work on his skating maybe but departure, the Canadiens were that, with East holding the bali the F,a.i (53)- Venora 1^^26, Kiro 841-16 Montgomery, meanwhile, finished 2 m eter race and Brendan Quinn was to Denver is expected to be an­ it at the line and 16 turnovers hurt,” The Oilers, who finished the shoots well and handles his position taking some verbal pot shots at Geof­ 11th. The latter placed sixth in the nounced early next month ... Glaston­ he added. last two minutes. Venora, again, was ^ d a n t 44M, Ayer 0-^2, Fortin O-l-i' third in the NFC in rushing behind regular season at 11-5, are listed as a Ciszewski 1-0-2. Totals 25 5-7 55. as if he has been around 10 years. frion about his coaching methods just 1979 Silk Town holiday trot. bury High will take part in the United Northwest dropped in 13 of 16 free involved in the action at the end as Payton and rookie Ottis Anderson.of touchdown favorite. But Houston It hasn't exactly been a piece of before he left. He wasn’t entirely Bank-Trinity College Invitational throws to only 5 for 7 by the losers. his hoop one tick from the buzzer St. Louis. Montgomery is the guts of cannot afford to ease up in the cake for young Geoffrion this season. thrilled with their performance Journeyman'» Pay? Basketball Tournament next East outshot the home club from the gave his side a 27-26 edge at the inter­ Steeler Workout the Eagles' attack, handling the ball. stretch. He was trying to break into the either, feeling they weren't bearing weekend in Hartford. Four high floor, 25-22. mission. The two-pointer gave the 6- 38 percent of Philadelphia’s offensive "Remember how we played down hard enough. Jay Johnstone, the journeyman PITTSBURGH (UPl) - The toughest lineup in hockey and school teams and two college teams East lost towering center Russ Ra- foot-3 senior captain 16 for tl)p half. plays. He had seven l(X)-yard rushing against St. Louis. Seattle and "It's always the same two players outfielder in the major leagues, is all Pittsburgh Steelers went through a besides, his father was the coach. will make up the event which will dant with four minutes left and this East opened a 5-point spread, 33-28, games and scored 14 touchdowns. Cleveland? " said Oiler running back — I Bob Gainey and (Guy) Lafleur — smiles these days after declaring two-hour workout Thursday in the Boom Boom, one of the greatest I feature the induction of former Trini­ hurt the locals off the board. early in the third quarter but tur­ But the Eagles, with superb Tim Wilson. "I don't think we took players in the history of the game, working." Geoffrion grumbled the 2 himself a free agent and then signing first preparation for their Dec. 30 ty greats into the college's Hall of “ Ulysses Garcia really hurt us. He novers plagued the Eagles at the end receiver Harold Carmichael and a them seriously enough and we lost all night before he quit after the on with the Los Angeles Dodgers for AFC playoff game against wild-card used his son sparingly but gave him Fame ... Mike Downing of penetrated well and passed to the of the period. Three giveaways were pair of gritty defensive ends in Carl those games ... The situation is Canadiens dropped a 4-1 decision to one year at $110,000. Denver or Eastern Division cham­ more time on the ice when Mark Manchester took part in the annual open man,” Penders said. Garcia converted into 6 points as Northwest Hairston and Claude Humphrey, are similar this week. " the New York Islanders. "The rest Johnstone, born in Manchester, but pion Miami. Napier got hurt. Danny Geoffrion school foi ski instructors at dropped in 12 points in quarter- surged into a 42-37 edge heading into solely one dimensional. do nothing If they don't want to put moving to California at an early age, A Steelers spokesman said offen­ gave an excellent account of himself, Killjngton Ski resort in Vermont ... backing the win with Marcus Brown the final 8 minutes. Bob Venora out. what can I do’’ " has been with seven clubs during his sive guard Sam Davis and offensive but Pop sat him down when Napier Major College hockey will be offered and Norm Bailey dropping in 23 and The Elagles, ll-for-14 from the field got back and that created a father- 13 years in the American and S ta n d o u t tackle Jon Kolb tested their injuries at the New Haven Coliseum Jan. 4-5 14 points to pace the offensive. in the first half, also had difficulty in son estrangement that had a heavy Mind Was Made Up National Leagues. and should be ready to play. with Boston University. Yale, How(e) About That, Gordie? Paterno Boosts bearing on the older Geoffrion's deci­ Grundman tried to talk Geoffrion Several teams Denver and Colorado entered. sion to pack it in. claimed the left- out of resigning. But Boom Boom’s Gordie Howe, never one to back up an inch when the going gets mind was made up and now after handed hitting first rugged, found himself on the receiving end of an opponent’s high Realized Mistake baseman-outfielder Former Indian three less than spectacular tries, he stick during game against Washington. The 51-year-old Howe Penn State Stock insists he'll never coach again. in the recent draft Charlie Simmer, the high-scoring Indians Stun Conard "I think I made some mistakes not "Yes. sir. I've had it. ” he said. "I but a fondness for Los Angeles Kings' ace, is a former leads the Hartford Whalers in accuracy with 11 goals on his first MEMPHIS, Tenn. (UPI) — Joe Paterno admits the 1979 Penn playing Danny more, " Boom Boom told me over the phone from his mean it The ball game is over as far Danny Ozark, who member of the Springfield Indians in Breaking open a close battle it open in the third stanza, racing to a rebounded and ran well. We upped 34 shots. Tonight the Whalers entertain Buffalo at Spririgfield. State squad is not his best, but they will be nearest to his heart home in Marietta, (ia., Thursday. as my ever coaching again is con­ managed (a the American League. When Simmer in the third stanza, Manchester 55-44 bulge going into the final eight the tempo and they got tired,” Pear­ (Photo by Dave Roback) 'I no matter what the outcome of Saturday’s 21st annual Liberty "When I sat him down after Mark cerned" Johnstone in Johnolone tallied a goal in his 11th straight minutes. son cited. High tripped Conard High, 72- Bowl game against Tulane. Napier came back, we had no more There" no need to feel sorry Jor Philadelphia, swayed him to sign on game this week it shattered the Six-foot-5 junior pivotman Bill Manchester also took the jayvee experience gives them a slight edge. 55, in CCIL basketball action 'When I look back. I'll think about communication. We didn't talk to him. though and stay in California. record held by some pretty fair Anderson had 21 points and 11 contest. 75-56. Joe Maher and Mike Smith concedes, but his players are 4 . last night in West Hartford. this squad most," the 14year Penn each other for two weeks. You could Boom Boom makes $30,000 a year With San Diego last season. players, Bobby Hull, Andy Bathgate rebounds to lead the Indians. Ed Ken- Oleksinski had 12 points apiece for Washington Pick ready to begin a bowl-winning dynas­ State coach said at the Liberty Bowl see he was hurt by what I did to him. doing beer commercials, and he has Johnstone is being counted on to and Mike Bossy ... Did you know The triumph was the Indians’ third nison from his backcourt slot chipped the young Indians, now 3-1. ty of their own. luncheon Friday. “They suffered the two other lucrative offers outside supply left-handed pinchhitting department? Eight members of the in four starts while the loss drops the in 13 points and John Haslett chipped He said the Greed Wave players 1 thought about it a while and came to hockey he's considering, one in duties. He has a .267 lifetime major 1932 New York Yankees wound up in homestanding Chieftains to 2-2 in the in 11 markers. Haslett had 8 caroms M anrhnlrr (72) — Haslett 5 1-4 11, greatest disadvantages, had the most were sky-high when they got off the the conclusion it wasn't worth it. My With Ailing Texas Atlanta and the other in Montreal. league batting average. baseball' Hall of Fame ... Two NFL league and overall. while Brian Sweeney had 11 as the In­ Koepsel 2 4-8 8. Anderson 7 7-8 21, Britnell problems, but never lost faith." plane in Memphis Tuesday to begin son is much more important to me Before he goes back to work again, "We played excellent basketball,” dians held a 36-34 edge in that depart­ 0 0-1 0. Kennison 6 1-4 13. Maher 3 041 6. Plagued by injuries throughout the Liberty preparations, but the than the team. " For that last state­ playoff games today, and four next EL PASO, Texas (UPI) — Washington’s Huskies, making their he and his wife are going to relax in stated Manchester Coach Doug Pear­ ment. Sweeney 3 4-6 10, Wilson 0 3-4 3, Lombar­ regular season and with starting emotional peak has leveled off and ment alone. Bernie Geoffrion Repeat Honor weekend — two Saturday and two first bowl appearance outside the Rose Bowl, take on favored the sun a week or two on the island of son, "We just -pooped them out. John Maloney topped the Chief­ do 0 04) 0. Williams 0 0410, Florence 0 04) quarterback Dayle Tate not at lull now they are ready to play. qualifies for the Father of the Year Sunday — will lead up to the con­ Maui in Hawaii. For the second time this season. Everyone played hard and well. tains with 14 points with Matt 0. Oleksinski 0 0-0 0. Panaro 004)0 Totals but crippled Texas Saturday in the 45th annual Sun Bowl. strength with a shoulder injury, the “All we’re going to do tomorrow Award. Geoffrion and his son. Dan­ ference championship game Sunday, 26 20-35 72 What pleases him as much as Mark Dumais of Massachusetts “I'm very happy. This was the kind Murphy 10, Conard was 15-for-19 Kickoff for the nationally televised rest of the Nittany Lions have (Saturday) is play our very best... ny, now are closer than ever, and he Jan. 6 with the Super Bowl two weeks anything else is that he and Danny Maritime has been named to the of game I was hoping for. I think it from the charity stripe to go with 20 contest is 11:30 a.m. MST and Texas kneecap, and team doctors advised mended and the team is now in good It's that simple. " thinks the world of his boy, the same later in the Rose Bowl... Have a nice are enjoying a warm relationship weekly ECAC all-star team. The weekend. will help us a lot." baskets while Manchester was 20-for- Conard (55) — Martin 2 04) 4, Jones 3 is rated a one touchdown favorite. Akers Friday the senior Olympics shape, Paterno said. way he does of his oldest son, Robert, again, the was they did before he The quintets were deadlocked after 35 from the foul line along with 26 3-3 9. Kowalski 3 04) 4. Murphy 3 4-4 10, Washington, runners-up in the sprinter could not play. "We're in the best shape physically and his daughter, Linda, who's Maloney 4 6-8 14, Treadwell 1 04) 2 Pats Sign Rosen accepted the Canadiens' coaching one quarter at 17-all with the Silk hoops. PAC-10 Conference, with losses only The Longhorns already were as we have been all year," Paterno married to Hartland Monahan of the Swietek 21-2 5, Miller) 04) 2. Shuff 0 04) 0. St Louis Blues. job. Towners clinging onto a slender 31-30 'The key was third quarter. They to Southern Cal and Pittsburgh, wilt without the services of their two said. “We'll not be lullabies." FOXBORO, Mass. (UPI) - The Welch 01-21, Richardson 2 04) 4. Totals 20 "My son was proud when I took edge at the intermission. They broke utilize a strong passing attack quickest running backs. A.J. Jones "Anything can happen," Tulane New England Patriots Thursday an­ “I thank God 1 have three wonder­ threw the ball away and we 15-19 55. over the team, " Geoffrion said. "At E directed by quarterback Tom Flick and Rodney Tate, who were injured Coach Larry Smith said. “ But there’s nounced the signing of free agent ful children and two lovely Press Works the end. he said. Dad. you made the in attempting to penetrate a Texas in Texas' 134) victory over Baylor. not going to be anything we don't offensive guard Rich Rosen of grandchildren, " declared hockey's defense that has ranked among the There has been speculation know about each other." Syracuse. flamboyant 48-year-old Hall of right decision. ' Scholastic Basketball Roundup best in the nation all season. throughout the week of pre-game ac­ Football games, by their very Texas Coach Fred Akers said tivities that Texas players were not nature, are unpredictable because In Tech Win Friday flanker Johnny “Lam" Jones, enthusiastic about the game with "the game changes from the opening kickoff. Nothing is planned. You have Bowling Bringing its record back to the .500 level, Cheney Tech i ISewington-Glastonbury m ade it 55-49 with 49 seconds Manchester -Conard Girls the team's leading receiver and top Washington, and were still discon­ breakaway threat, will not suit up for solate about their regular season loss to adjust on each down," the Green whipped patient Bolton High, 49-29, in COC basketball action last Unable to cope with a big remaining. Bill Anderson the game because of a knee injury to Texas A&M that cost them a share Wave coach said. “ It's like a chess MERCH.ANTS- Austin Czaikowski 211-561. Bob C Newington second period in which it Fort had 10 rebounds to lead the Utilizing a strong pressure defense 136, George McNamara Czaya 192-484. Dee Smith night in Bolton. Jones has been on antibiotics for of the Southwest Conference title and game with 22 thinking chess pieces.'' Oliver 218-201-585, Ernie ^ H o l H a n d was outscored, 24-8, Glastonbury Warriors in that department with and breaking the contest open in the Wilkie 146, Bob Magnano 137. 189-472, Terrv Siemienski The Techmen are now 2-2 while the treatment of an infection behind his a trip to the Sugar Bowl. Paterno concurrwl, refusing to board and got us out on our break,” High went down to a 68-58 loss last McKinney and Amenta adding 7 and 6 third quarter. Manchester High 147-135-383, Stan Whipple 222-5S8, Dick 181481, Vicky Glass 177-507. setback drops the Bulldogs to 1-3. predict whether the post-season Murphy 223-566, Ray Chit- Crockett cited. Cable. 6foot-2 junior night in the Central Valley respectively. Tony Cruz had 9 toppled Conard High, 66-42, in CGIL Waickowski 156-379, Tom CATERERS— Joyce Lind- June Bourret 180-460, Gail Cheney had a slender 6-4 edge after classic, televised to a nationwide tick 218, Denny Carlin 219- forward, also had 9 caroms. Autopsy Performed Conference at Glastonbury. caroms for Penney. girls' basketball action last night at T u rn er 142-392. Steve sav 130-131-354, Linda B enevides 176. T erry one quarter and 15-13 lead at the audience on ABC-TV starting at 1:30 571, Art Thompson 217-579, Harrison had 15 markers for the Winning for the first time in four Amenta and McKinney each had 18 Clarke Arena. LSU-Wake Forest Lauretti 139-355, Chuck Marinelli 142-134-397, Laine Bolduc 175, Carol break. It held a 29-22 advantage after On Willie Classen p.m. CST, would be a barn-burner or Ed Bachl 212-553. Carl Beavers. starts, Newington led by one at the points for Hall with Fort chipping in 9 The triumph improves the Silk B arrera 152-371, Chuck Knowles 131, Carol Rawson Doughney 517. Joan Top­ three quarters. a slow waltz. Ogren 211-578. Ken Young Crockett also cited the fine defen­ NEW YORK (UPI) - Tissue period, 11-10, upped the edge to 3618 tallies. Frank Breen and Cruz were Towners mark to 41 in the league Barrera Sr. 162-393, Bill 145-376. Doris Prentice 153- ping 470, Rita Pontarelli "We were in a zone and they tried "We'd like it to be 7-6, but may find 212-203. Ken Bower 211-212- sive play of Brian Eaton and Mike samples purportedly taken from the at halftime and enjoyed a 59-34 lead in twin digits for Penney with 12 and and overall while the setback drops In Tangerine Bowl Hanson 149-146-414, Tom 125-375, Phyllis DeFurio 454. Lorrie Baker 472, Gail to be very patient. That accounts for out it’ll be a high-scoring game, 588, Todd Brower 202-559. Fraser. “They did a super job on body of boxer Willie Classen in an with eight minutes left. 10 markers respectively. the Chieftains to 2-3. O'Connor 380, Lou 136-358, Arlyne Ponticello Rurka 199-489. Irene Savoie the low first-half score, " revealed Paterno said. "We (coaches) don't John Myers 212, defense They were out in front on autopsy by the city medical Glastonbury, 1-3, came to life in Penney outscored Hall from th6 Manchester held a 16-8 lead after ORLANDO, Fla, (UPI) — The LSU Tigers vastly un­ DellaFera 366. Jim Cochran 125, Vivian Fiora 139-355. 175. Ruth Aeschliman 175. Cheney Coach Phil Crockett. "The have as much control as you think we the zone and harassed their guards examiner's office showed extremely the final quarter on the hot hand of field, 22-20, but the Warriors coi^ one quarter and the Indians still led 135, Joel Belanger 142-390, Barbara Linnell 344. difference in the second half was we all night." derestimated Wake Forest, their opponents in Saturday night’s have. " high levels of alcohol and bar­ Mike Stowell who flipped in 12 of his verted 19-of-29 free throws whil^ine by eight points, 3622, at the intermis­ Tom Mazur 355. used a halfcourt zone press and Tangerine Bowl, the last time the two teams played. Roch Hontas; the slingshot-armed COMMERCIAL- Gene RESTAURANT - Jeff Brian Winkler and Jeff Beecher did biturates, it was learned Friday. 20 second half and 28 game points to Knights were 6for-12. sion. They extended it to 4631 after GOP — Harriet Haslett forced them into quite a few tur­ "Our bus driver at LSU kept quarterback for the 15th-ranked Comire 157-146-151-454, Lee Morey 173-413. Joe Tilisano all the scoring for Bolton with 15 and However, investigators probing the cut the final margin. Hall (59)— Amenta 66-818, McKinney three quarters. KofC- John Rizzo 207, 179-462. Gravee Shea 180- novers. That got us running " calling us Lake Forest," recalls and have racked up the second worst Green Wave, will pose probably the P rior 158-151-442, Mike 143. Don McAllister 150- 14 points respectively. fighter’s death in the ring were Rich Condon and John Rogorzenski 8 2-2 18, Radding 2 1-2 5, Fort 2 69 9, Daw­ "They ((?onard) came back at us in Bruce Hence 210-221-575, 466, Rose LaPolt 189-488. The Beavers piled up 20 points in Mark Hester, a linebacker tor the overall record of any major college biggest challenge for the Penn State Napoletano 140-175-433, 157-163-470. Bill Sheekev Mton. winning its first jayvee attempting to determine whether the paced the winners with 21 and 20- son 0 66 0, Hill 2 1-3 5, Walsh 0 45 4, John­ the thirt quarter and cut it down to Bill Tomlinson 217-212-610, Carolyn Wilson 188-490. Sue the final stanza with Mike Kennon son 0 04) 0. Totals 20 1629 59. | Deacons. "Nobody knew who we program. The last time Wake Forest defense, Paterno said. Wayne Jensen 153-157-425, 160-393, Rollie Irish 143-150. game in five years, took the tissue samples may have been “ac­ point outputs, the former getting 11 about 8 points but we rattled off Bob Lurtsema 201, Paul Lance 179. and Mo Harrison accounting for 10 preliminary by a 58-52 count. Penney (53) —Garen 3 606, Cruz 5 66 were. was invited to a bowl game was in Tulane has made one previous Ford 207, Ray Schmidt 203. Chuck Barrera 151-137-411, George Burgess 158-395. cidentally or deliberately" switched in the first 16 minutes and his team­ about 10 unanswered points to put it SYMPHONIES- K atie and 8 markers respectively. "Kennon Chrnry Trrh (49) — Cohen 1 0-2 2. to, Breen 6 06 12, Linnell 3 2-2 8, Roberts “We got on the field and their 1949, when the Deacons lost to Liberty Bowl appearance, taking a Bill August 229-566. Rick Nicola 137-389, Henry Dave Castagna 141-152-419, with those of another autopsy sub­ mates showing consistency with 10 away,” cited Manchester Coach Dempsky 146-340, Diane played a super game," Crockett Cable 3 0-16. Kennon 10 0-4 20, Fraser 3 0- 2 62 4, Dunn 2 60 4, Fahey 1 66 2. defense was yelling, 'Shut out! Shut Baylor. 17-3 win in 1970 over Colorado. Wendell Poucher 208-566, Luneski 368, Pete Grish John Ortolani 147. John ject, sources said. points in each half. Dawkins 0 66 0, Kirkpatrick 0 7-8 7. Steve Armstrong. praised his senior forward who had 6 0 6, Harrison 6 3-8 15. Eaton 0 04) 0, out!' I don’t think they really respect Penn State, which has had 41 con­ Rudi Wittke 566. Vic 137-140-382, John Booth 181- Colangelo 139. C laire Fox 149-406, John Kensel The death of the middleweight In the disasterous second period Totals 22 612 53. "We had too many fouls in the first steals and 9 rebounds to go with his Switzer 0 04) 0 Totals 23 3-15 49 us. Especially because of our past secutive winning seasons and a bowl- Squadrito 233-565, John 385, Ron Sponheimer 142- Wentworth 129, Donna 163. John Bremser 159-393, boxer has been the subject of in­ for Glastonbury, Newington scored, half. We put them on the foul line. The difference is Wake Forest's game-high 20 points. Bolton (29) — Winkler 5 5-7 15, record." amazing 1979 season, their first win­ rich tradition, won the first two Ragna 200-559, Ken 141382, Ed Miller 151-382, Mozzer 128. Jim Moore 173-159-448, Beecher 4 6914, Warner 0 04) 0, Ferguson vestigations by the State Senate 8, 6 and 10 unanswered points in But we played much better in the se­ "Our big people (Blayne Cohen and The North Carolina team 's football ning season in eight years. The Liberty Bowl contests in 1959 and Tomlinson 200. Ralph Leighton 135-367, Tom Greer 143. Frank 0 04) 0. Parker 0 04) 0. Harpin 0 60 0. Committee on Investigations, Taxa­ piling up its big halftime edge. cond half and didn’t give them the op­ Scott Cable) keyed us-in the fourth past has not been encouraging. 1960 before the game was moved Bruce Dubiel 355, A1 POWDER PUFF- Edith McNamara 144-405. Mike Cassells 0 04) 0 Totals 9 11-16 29 tion and Government Operations as Welhergfield-EasI Hartford portunities at the line," the first-year Deacons finished 8-3. They lost to period. They got the ball off the They’ve won only one game each North Carolina State, Clemson and from Philadelphia to Memphis. PARKADE DUST^-Ed .Napoletano 140. Jen Arey ’''racy 187-481. Jackie Lappen 175-425. well as the state Athletic Commis­ NrwinKiun (68) — Bergstrom 62-2, Tribe coach added. season for four of the last six years. South Carolina. The Nittany Lions’ bowl sion and has resulted in the suspen­ Callahan 14)-2, (London 6621, S. Meucci 6 Edge in rebounding was the Sophomore Jackie Tucker in her sion of boxing in the state. 4-14, T. Meucci 2-67, Rogorzenski 62-20, best perfonnance to date netted 17 2 difference last night as Wethersfield McMahon 1-62. Totals 27-14-68. Rham Pins Catholic After Classen died on Nov. 28, High eked out a thrilling CCIL deci­ points and hauled down 9 rebounds to Chief Medical Examiner Dr. Elliot GUatonbury (58) — Patenaude 14F2, pace Manchester. Jennifer Hedlund Securing six weight classes in a sion over East Hartford High at Bowling YES—THERE REALLY IS Sion, worth four points for his side. Gross performed an autopsy but Stowell 12-4-28, Peyrot 3-1-7, Proffitt 6-4- also had 17 markers for the Indians row, Rham High nipped East home. 58-56. Results: 98 - Liner (EC) pinned sources said at least three days 16, Ginton 61-1, Paquin 664), Barlow 14)- while Lisa Tilden was also in twin A SANTA CLAUS AT Catholic, 31-30, in wrestling action Boucher 26. 105 - Pelletier (Ri pinned 2, Lewis l-0-2j Totals 241658. The winners erased a one-point EASTERN Bl SINESS - ’sm passed before tissues taken from the digits with 13. We’d Like to Wish You and Your Family yesterday at the Eagles’ Nest. deficit, 42-41, entering the final Byrne 5:05.112-Foss (EC) pinned Dem- body were sent to the medical "Our pressure caused quite a few Vic Salcius 167-393, Tom PAP AUTO PARTS! The setback drops the Eagle boiys 2:56. 119 - Velez (EC) pinned quarter ^nd moved out front by four Turner 165-389, Sandy Han­ matmen to 1-1 for the season. Mclntire 3:59. 126 - Dosty (R) dec. examiner’s toxicological section for Penney - Hall points until the final minute when the turnovers. We had a lot of steals and A Merry Christmas analysis. just kept the pressure on them. na 162-155-140-457, Rich Jack Liner (98), Carlos Velez Foley 61. 132— Fournier (R) maj. dec Keyed by Carl McKinney and Jeff margin was shaved to two. Cochefski 153-384, Bill O'Rourke 104), 138- Spelicki (R) pinned The specimens included a blood Offensively, we worked the ball very Come see Santa Sat. Dec. 22nd 2 (119), John Alosky (185) and John Fort, Hall High registered a come- The charges of Coach Joe Whelton sample, and liver and brain sections, well and got it inside,” Armstrong Moorhouse 154-143-418, And Extend Our Many Thanks To All Lucier (unlimited) remained un­ Uyland 1:21, 145 - Pische (R) dec. from -behind 59-53 victory over led at intermission, 31-28, with Chris 10 A.M. TO 2 P.M. Corey 5-4, 155 - Dosty (R) dec. purported to be those of Classen and noted. Alan Grzyb 148-146-143-437, beaten for the Elagles. Each won via Penney High in CCIL basketball ac­ Kripas outstanding both on offense Filloramo 34), 167— Rambo (R) pinned were found to contain high levels of Cliff Jones 147-141-402, Dan a pin as did Jim Foss in the 112-pound tion last night in West Hartford. and at both ends of the court on the Leslie Skendarian and Lesa O’Con­ Our Friends and Customers. Daly 2 34, 185 - Alosky (EC) pinned alcohol and barbiturates, sources nor led Conard with 12 and 9 points Frye 147, Bub Holmes 145, class. Rham’s margin of victory was The triumph improved the boards. ’The winners also held a 16-12 Treppc 1:07, Unlimited — Lucier (EC) said.______respectively. Emile Roux 144, Mickey in the 132-pound bracket where Skip pinned Keefe :30. Warriors league’standard to 1-3 and period edge. Manchester took the jayvee con­ Holmes 143-379, Paul CHRISTMAS SPECIALS Fournier registered a major deci- aggregate docltet to 2-3. The setback The two teams each now boast 2-2 test, 72-42. Pam Brown had 22 points Gllberto 142-370, Hank Gr­ for the winless Black Knights was won-lost records. ( Ba»ketball ) and Sue Donnelly and Nancy (hirtin zyb 373, Rich DeDominicis their fourth in as many outings. Kripas led Wethersfield with 24 378, Walt Bender 385, Tom • 40 pi«c« 3/8 sockBt Mt - Mlling at a malor diacount points and Leigh Stanton added 13 12 apiece for the young Indians, now Bird Paces Celts’ Win EAST SIDE REC Penney led after the first turn, 14- 54). Turner 389, Tom Harrison atora for $17.09 PAP’S PRICE $T1.99 12 and at the intermission, 31-27. ’The more tallies while the Hornets had 142-394. BOSTON (UPI) — Larry Bird the lead for good, 43-40, on a Carr Close games marked play last • 5 Qta PENZOIL 10W-40 and oil flltar Friday night as East Side No. 2 Knights still held a 4-point edge going good scoring games from Tyler scored 26 points and hauled in 14 three-point basket with 4:46 left in into the final stanza, 47-43. Jones, with 20 points and Tim $5.99 Rag. 8.80 . rebounds and M L. Carr tossed in 12 the half. Carr, who had 14 points for stopp^ West Side No. 1, 29-27, and But McKinney, however, took McCarthy with 14. .Manrhnlrr (66) — Tilden 4 1-5 18, Player Released ^ ir f - q u a r te r poinU Friday night to the night, tallied 10 in the final 4 • 46 to West Side No. 2 nipped Blast Side No. • 8 piaca wranch a a t...... $5.25 1, 34-29. charge for the home club with a pair Defense featured for the most part Cooney 0 62 0, Hedlund 7 64 17, L. FOXBORO, Mass. (UPI) iMd Boston to a 133-114 triumph over give Boston a 54-47 lead at halftime before a fine crowd of 900. • 17 piaca 1/4 Inch dry aockat aat ...... $7.95 Top point-makers for ES 2 were of driving hoops to knot it at 47-47. Neubelt 2 1-4 5. Ebenold 0 60 0, Smith 0 — The New Finland Tea the undermanned San Antonio Spurs ' ^ 61 0. Wright 3 60 6, Botteron 3 60 6. Mike Roy (9), Barry Fuller (8), Dave Two free throws by Jim Amenta put Men Friday released • 7 piaca R08CO acraw drivara ...... $5.M for the Celtics seventh straight vic­ Bird and Cedric Maxwell, who had Tucker 5 7417, Jordan 0660, Markham 1 tory. Lammey (6) and Brian McCaul«y Hall in front, 49-47, vand two more defender Kelvin Norman, • Anti fraaza apacial $3.59 a gal. SEASONS GREETINGS 23, combined for 16 of Boston’s 21 free throws by McKinney with 3:52 6 1 2. Totals 27 12-25 66. ’The Celtics, winning for the 16th (6). Mark Armore (10) and Joel Wrlhrrafirld (58) --- Kripas 16424, who had played three points to open the third quarter and remaining made it 51-47. time in 17 home games, got off to a Sullivan (9) paced WS 1. Stanton 4613, Lawlor 2-1-5, Powers 14>-2, games for the North give the Celtics a 75-60 lead. The ' ’Two free throws by Bob Linnell American Soccer League slow start and trailed 26-16 with 2.32 Dean Page and Tony King each Zazzaro 04M), Ambrose 1-65, Kowalyczk CHERRONE’S PACKA6E STORE Celtics then sent in the reserves in sliced Penney’s deficit to 51-49 but 2-67, Houlihan 14)-2. Totals 21-1668 left in the first quarter. Boston tallied 10 points for WS 2 while Brad Canard (42) — Skenderian 5 62 12, team in their indoor 824 EaM MkMto Tpkt., ManchMter Phil the fourth quarter building up a 23- Hall went into a stall game with Em I Hartford (56) — Jones 64-20, PAP AUTO PARTS reeled off a 9-2 surge and wound up Jones collected 19 points for ES 1. O'Connor 3 66 9, Rahn 0 610, Griffith 2 6 season. M3-7027 point lead at one point 112-89, in up­ Amenta registering a big hoop to Campbell 41-9, Cason 1-2-4, Doran 664. •111. MW«a Tpfca Lou Dave trailing 28-25 after one period. MIDGETS - Standings - Nick’s 2-0, I 4. Carlson 2 2-4 6, McKeman 1 1-2 8. Norman was born in (In tha parking M M iM S to S ping their league leading record to make it 53-49. Single tosses from the McCarthy 6614, Earle 04M), Ladue 666, Gustafson 2 1-2 5, Cermola 11-4 8, Roth 0 Cambridge, Mass., but Manchaalaf Qraan ihaa OmM) T tl M97»— 15 Christmas Ornaments % Include Angel Chorus SUNDAY SPECIAIS By RU^S MacKENDRICK Expanded Newsletter Back again by request is the Christmas Angel chorus Members of the Cardinal Spellman Philatelic Museum PRICES SLASHED that had its last engagement here in 1977. The owner, are enjoying their expanded newsletter. It has well- SPECIAL Paulirie Trian, has not been idle in the meantime. Her reproduced photos of the members of the Vatican Club, SPECIAL GREAT collection now includes a series of angelic Christmas or­ the Young People’s Stamp Group from Sudbury, the naments, more angeb in stained glass, and some ad­ Philatelic-Numismatic Group and a view of Walpex '79, CORDUROY from to 70% SELECTION ditions to the antique items to join the 18th century besides pictures of stamps and covers. ^20.00 OFF Volksted cherub previously noted. There is a Calendar of Events, Report of January About a year ago in a Hong Kong curio shop Mrs. Trian withdrawals by the USPS, Christmas gift ideas, and dis­ CHEENOS ACME Ovar 1 scapularJIEL iMmt of $120 & $130 picked up a copper-and-brass angel with intricately- cussion of the 21-cent Olympics Postcard. The section iMiM brands such as fashioned wing feathers and an oriental face. An angel called British News gives the story of the stamp designs For Men & Women JUICERATOR Q.E. - QRUEN - TOASTMASTER with a Chinese visage might seem strange to some, but and values for Britain in the coming year. There is a note retains all natural vitamins and KODAK ■ NORELCO - FABERQE VESTED there is no reason why an angel has to be a WASP. Also on about the Cook Island contributions. The POD of this far- minerals & enzymes from fruit . . COTY the same trip, this time in Taiwan, there was an irresisti­ off place has always kept the museum supplied with its Watchaa, appliancasy radloa, atactronic SUITS ble set of three angels in brass only 1 or 2 inches in height. new issues. The Mickey Mouse SOth Anniversary is being and vegetables squeezes gamas, camaras, wallaU, colognat, gift To review the chorus group shown here: The figure on celebrated by expensive stamps from Grenada, carrots, tomatoes, apples — wrap, Iraa dacorationa. Dominica and the Turks & Caicos Islands. *15.95 our extreme left is a hand-carved piece from Italy which comparably priced at *22 easy to clean. FROM 12c TO 79^ Mrs. Trian obtained in 1963 — her first year of collecting. Continuing with titles: On Exhibit at the Gallery; Come aarfy tor bout flection The little trumpeter, next in order, is made of straw and Stamps Needed; Farley’s jellies; 30th Anniversary of SUNDAY DAILY s a l ^ 9 7 0 0 comes from West Germany. (Yes, angels can be made of the Aruba Cultural Centre ;'&th Anniversay of Kingdom PARKADE HEALTH I AM■ . 9 PM LIGGETT i AM • 10 PM Christmas Angel chorus froij the collection of Pauline Trian. (Photo by Russ MacKen- straw - and also crystal, pottery, macrame, coconut Charter (Netherlands); Cachet & Philatelic Service for MY STORE FOR LEVI’S ^n(j NUTRITION CENTER leaves, leather, soap, wax, birch-bark, milkweed pods, Domestic Inaugural Flights; One Stamp Run Off Three PARKADE PHARMACY ANDERSON-LITTLE drick) and. of course, feathers.) Ways (the John Paul Jones); New Oliver Wendell The seated figure, evidently soothing the Christ Child Holmes Die; Topical News; Dentists on Stamps. Art Exhibit Set with a banjo uke, is a Goebel Hummel. The wide-skirted The publication closes with a note about advantages of 2 angel in an attitude of prayer, can be wound up to play membership and a page of books from the County Store SPECIAL BUY Duplicate Bridge HARTFORD - The nent collections of the Brahms Lullaby. The musical movement was made in specially priced for members. HALLMARK MEN'S & YOUNG MEN'S Asylum Hill Artists Museum of Modem Art and Switzerland. The fifth from the left, the angel with the 1980 Cooperative will sponsor the Whiteney Museum of harp, is part of a set of three plastic figures from Hong VESTED. Munrhri«ter Brid)(r Club "Self Portrait," an open, American Art. In 1974 the Kong. The last performer, shown patting a drum, is in­ 1/2 CARAT CARDS Whitney exhibited a major Dec 3, Maple Street. Open Pair Club Championship juried, multi-media exhibi­ scribed “Angel of Africa," retrospective of Alice -North-South; Jane Lowe and Margaret Bogue. first; tion at Artworks Gallery. Besides the three-dimentional type of angels, Mrs. CALENDARS DIAMOND CORDUROY Neel’s work. AND Phyllis Pierson and Penny Weatherwax, second; Mary 94 Allyn St., Hartford from Trian also keeps up with world-wide postage stamps Any professional area or Reg. $3.00 Corkum and Ann McLaughlin. Bev Saundehs and Ann Jan. 24 through Feb. 10. having angelic pictorials. This is a longtime interest that SUITS 2 Staub, tied for thirdfourth. The juror will be Alice regional visual artist is brought her first into the membership of the Manchester RING RUSSELL East-West: Jim Baker and Faye Lawrence, first; Don­ Neel. Ms. Neel has been welcome to submit one Philatelic Society. Beyond these, though, for angels in the Reg. >125 na Feir and Ellen Goldberg, second; Flo Barre and Iring acclaimed by work in any media. There flat, there is now a collection of picture postcards. This Carlson, third. "Newsweek” and "Art will be no registration for new tangent. launched upon in 1977, has resulted in some STOVER Overall winners were Margaret Bogue and Jane Lowe. News" for her probing, entry fee. Work must be 800 cards from the years 1800 to 1915, with dipictions of NOW delivered in person to Dec 6—North-South: Jane Lowe and Margaret Bogue. often disturbing portraits angels, cherubs and cupids. of art world figures and Artworks Gallery Jan. 14- *799. CHOCOLATES first. Barbara Davis and Flo Barre. second. Ann Staub *69*® And so it goes — another example of the insidious 16 from 9 to 5. and Ann McLaughlin, third. family. Her work is nature of collectingitis. East-West: Murray Powell and Barbara Phillips.first; represented in the perma­ Irving Carlson and Sandy Craft, second; Joyce Rossi and ADAMS APPLE DIAMOND SHOWCASE CARD GALLERY MARTIN LTD. Sara Mendelsohn, third. Special Selection Pinochle Scores OMEGA

Manrlicdlvr ATTACHE CASES Youths & Boys Top scorers in the Manchester Senior Citizens Pinochle SAVE Vs HAPPY Group game Dec. 13 at the Army and Navy Club are Mar­ by Samsonite SUEDE tin Bakstan. 625. Betty Turner, 607, Fritz Wilkinson, 604, ON OUR COMPLETE John Gully. 602, Hans Frederickson, 601, Ruth Search, SELECTION OF CHILDRENS HOLIDAYS 599. Marjorie McLain, 596, Ann Fisher, 590, Bud Paquinn. SAVE 50% OUTERWEAR JOGGING SHOES 589. Russell Hughes. 586. Eleanor Moran, 572, Mike De Simone, 571, Arline Paquinn, 567, Arvid Peterson, 564 Your Haircut Should Look as JACKETS — COATS Reg. *18 Bess Noonan, 563, Peg Vendrillo, 562 frcm Manrlirslcr and Knrk\ill<' Good After Five Days SNOWMOBILE SUITS Top scorers in the Manchester and Rockville Senior 3s it Does After Five Minutes. NO^ 4 0 ° ° SKI PANTS Childrens Citizens Pinochle Group game Dec. 13 at the Army and GIRLS. BOYS. TEEN SIZES Navy Club were Sophie Bogdan, 636, Gladys Seelert. 618, A nd It will when you come to Command Perform­ Reg. $80.00 NOW' Ruth Corbin. 616. Cam Vendrillo. 613, Joe Fetko, 609, ance We shamiJoo cut and blow dry your hair with precision Wear*House George Dean. 605. Ellen Sasse. 604, Herb Laquere, 597, Ann Quinn, 596, Alexina Moreau, 593, Leslie Richardson, Precision haircutling keeps your hair looking REED'S INC. SEARS PRAGUE’S SHOES 590, Betty Gramn. 579, Emily Brooks, 579, Lucile great long after you ve had it done because the hair IS cut m harmony with the way it grows And E Carlson, 578, Ann Songallo. 575, Kitty Byrnes, 574, Katherine Duell. 572, Arline Paquin. 569, Jennie Starke, because its cut to fall into place naturally you don t have to keep fussing with it 566. John Frey. 566. Arthur Bouffard. 563, Marjorie McLaive, 5631 It costs lust fourteen dollars for gals or guys No appointments necessary We also offer perma­ ATTENTION nent waves, coloring frosting and conditioning Make your next haircut a precision haircut and PINK FLOYD FORMER MEMBERS Boys Novelty Jerseys you won t hate yourself the morning after Wishing all of our B o o k m o b ile THE WALL of Womans World Figure and Sweatshirts C Salon and Womans Customers a MANCHESTER - Here 2 record set Orig. $7.50 to $9.00 is next week's schedule for ISlfemBERGflM World Health Spa, the the Manchester Public A Mark IWain Christinas Command IVrform anc^ HAPPY HOLIDAY C.vc.’ df'' « Library bookmobile: Saturday, December 22, 8-11 pm, WKSS FM %. Manchester Parkade M o n d a y and El Cameno Plaza and Thanking The Downtown Council and VVKSS proudly to a m. — Spencer Village. present an evening with Mark Twain, as inter­ M.99 & *5.99 11 a m — C harter Oak Marshail’s Maii *8.99 will honour your Apartments PC preted by Mr. Jack Nelson, Join host Dick Bertel as he you for your mixes Christmas music with stories told by DOWNT(JpWN COUNCIL Mon. 10-6, T u m . - FrI. 10-9, Sal. 9-5, LIST $13.98 memberships. Great gifts for boys 8 to 20 Football, 2:10 p.m — Westminster numural, the Hulk and Spiderman. Road Hartford's most famous cibzen. A Holiday treat for Sun. 11:30-5:30 646-6345 875-6815 2:50 p.m ~ Meadow Lane. the whole family. 643-8339 patronage 3:30 p m — Avondale Road. 4 10 p m - Oakwood Road. RECORD BREAKERS WOMANS WORLD KINGS YOUTH CENTRE BETTE MIDLER Vi’e d n e s d a y ALAN BATES _ 10 a m. — Manchester Early Learning Center TNEROSE 11 am — Beechwood FOR YOUR Nursery School. SPECIAL 2:10 p.m. - Heather Lane. m ALL 2:50 p.m. - Curry Lane HOLIDAY GIFT 3:30 p.m. - Winthrop Road. TRY OUR DELICIOUS 4 10 p m. - Squire Village. CHRISTMAS 13.47 GIVING T h u r s d a y 9;30a m. - Early Childhood * 'LASTIMlirUStI R-: •»!•••** CLOGS reg. *24 to *29 Vernon cint Ki by Mia or Krone KOUUS E » T .• .‘ 4'J ^ • Beautiful Jewel-toned stripes DUDLEY MOORE M a n c i m w • BO DEREK and solid colors. In cowls and A V-necks, tool BLAKE EDWARDS: BSCACS *14.99 P a r k a d e -ti I TOrois W here women iQVfi t o ^ shop for men! Values to $23.00 HANCHESTUlf yiRM im fr~r • w m s ' ' " '■ U" ' ".Wj B03kMn8ti«M I Tri-CHyPlua m U M E N C A U tM l>LEASECAU.THESmE Sat HI sao; Sun. 11-5; Mon *91 fc»0 SIMMONS SHOES WEATHER VANE HMHeUNIWU'" I PORSCREBl'nMES “IB TK IFN Mi" -a— 16 - EVENING HERALD. Sat.. Dec. C . ICT

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IS Holp Wantod □ EMPLOYMENT IS Holp WontMl IS Holp Wonlod II WANTED DRIVER for Auto APPLICATIONS BEING Holp Wontod 11 Body Shop Distributor in TAKEN for Women to work in Manchester. Able to do stock packing room. Apply in person LAUNDRY AND DIAPER work and paint mixing. 5 1/2 TOOLMAKERS - MachiniaU. SERVICE needs folderess at; Manchester Packing Com­ WANTED ASSISTANT Araly 81 Commerce Street, day week with benefits. Call pany, 346 Wetherell Street. DEALER FOR THE full or part time, AM and PM. 649-5211, ask for Tony. Giastonburv. PTG Call 2^1527. MANCHESTER EVENING COMPANY, Telephone 633- MATURE WOMAN for oc­ HERALD- 5 days per week. 7631. DEBURRING HAND- casional babysitting, evenings For an appointment, Please SALESMAN- Opportunity for Experienced. 50 hours. Paid and weekends. References exciting position. Knowledge call 647-9916. Ask for Jeanne. CERAMIC TILE MECHANIC holidays. Excellent Insurance preferred, 647-1139. of stoves helpful. Base plus Benelfts. Apply in person: - Experienced only. Top commission. Full medical wages, ^ p ly : Atlas Tile, lim Metronics, Inc., Route 6 It EXPERIENCEO beneflU. Paid vacation. Call 44A, Bolton. Berlin ‘T^e., Wetherstield, Mrs. Gray 525-1931 MACHINISTS 5634)151. EXPEKIKED COOK FOR We have factory openinga FRUIT BASKETS COCKTAIL WAITRESS^ - CONVALESCENT HOME IN for Machiniata. Must be RN-LPN wanted lor 3 p.m.-ll Earn up to $200 a week. GLASTONBURY - 40 hour, 4 mitSE MDES able to read blueprints and FANCY FRUIT BASKETS, Order Ear­ Experienced or will train. ly. Also: Wicker Items. Pero Fruit p.m. and 11 p.m-7 a.m. shifts. day week. Paid holidays and set up jobs. This Is a GIFT AND Apply director of nursing. Apply 330 Ledyard Street, Stand, 276 Oakland Street. 643-6384. benefits. Phone 63341614 for in­ growing company with RELIGIOUS SHOP Salmonbrook Convalescent Hartford. terview. KEDDI competitive rates and paid Closroul Sale! ’ Home, off House Street, To provido Nwiing Csit fringe benefits. Phone ORIENTAL GIFTS Glastonbury. Please call 633- TEACHERS AT ALL THE LORD’S SHOPPE, Unusual Gifts, ■PLASTIC INSPECTOR - privslt hointt and 289-2717, or apply at: LOOK’S ORIENTAL SHOP. China, 5244. Opening for first shift Q C per­ LEVELS; Universal Modkal FacUHIos. Part Bric-A-Brac, KJV Bibles. 10 Bisseli Sterling Jewelry, Paintings. Carvings, Teachers, Box 5231, Portland, N O B U A W ESTBROOK son to take over a small in­ tkiw. hill Unit. ConiidtfS' 20 Wntbrook 8t. street, Manchester. Furniture h Clothing From India. 681 NURSES AIDES wanted for Ore. 97208. spection department In a lion gi»in to protoronci East Hartford, CL 06108 Main Street, Manchester. full time on all shifts. Apply FLORIST busy, growing, molding and ol:-Locslion and Hours. An tqu9l Opportunitf B m p h y r director of nursing. Salmon- SANDWICH MAKER THE GREENHOUSE. 315 Broad mold making company. A NO PEE - WEEKLY PAY FOR THE FAMILY brook Convalescenf Home, off good general knowledge of WANTED- No experience street. Open Daily. 649-7370. Cemetery House Street. Glastonbury. plastics, measuring in­ needed. Weekend hours. Call for information call BABYSITTER NEEDED; With their hands tied behind their backs side the building on the first day of the oc- When the near disaster at a nuclear power Island in Pennsylvania, it touched off a series Baskets. Trees, Wreaths. Plants. Cut WAGON SHED. Christmas Bam, Doll Please call 633-5244. 643-9515 Houses St Miniatures, Restaurant St struments. gauges, and 742-6978, between 6 and 12 Monday-Friday, 8:30 a.m. - 2 Flowers, Arrangements. Order Now! AID 6 ASSISTANCE p.m. In my home or yours if in and blindfolded, hostages from the U.S. Em- cupation, Nov. 4. plant, as depicted in the film “The China Syn- of anti-nuclear demonstrations, Bake Shop. Now Open "Wine Cellar blueprint reaifing required. a.m. Capable of checking work ot North Eistem Conn. Main St. area. 643-7382. bassy in Tehran, Iran, are photographed out- drome,” became a reality at Three Mile ANTIQUES Lounge” Route 44A, Ashford. Phone BABYSITTER NEEDED- within close tolerences. filling ACCOUNTANT - PUBLIC: Inc ANTIQUES ET CETERAS. Arthur & Storrs, 429-9319. Monday through Thursday. 3 out inspection reports, Growing local CPA firm 1ST Em I Strtti Elizabeth Carpenter. Antiques Make A p.m. to 10 p.m. Own transpor­ THIS CHRISTMAS GIVE A GIFT tation. Cafi 649-6022. Friday; customer liaison ana exer­ needs quality experienced ac­ TOOL MAKER C o s t Wonderful Christmas Gift! 115 Spruce cising good judgement. Please countant, famuiarity with Neica, I ctMaany uilh 79 2 CERTIFICATE for a Subscription to weekends anytime. call Mr. Silver at 563-1475 for "Small Firm Gients" helpful, aMplayaat naads a foal HAar, S treet, Phone 649-5051. "Happy The Evening Herald. "A Family o f Holidays!" appointment. future potential and fringe BENTLEY SCHOOL- Noon ■ha « i fat nrahrad in ap dataw Newspaper Since 1881” Please call the SHEET METAL WORKER - benefits, excellent. Please Taalint. do Protypa Norli. mi Ebiperienced. Soldering etc. Aide Supervisor. 11:30 a.m. to Circulation Department at 647-9946. send resume to Pue Semel St miintaa productian madiinanf. RENTAL SYSTEM Call 528-2101. GRIT BLASTERS WANTED- 1:15 p.m. $3.12 per hour. Call Experienced Preferred. Call Company, 281 Hartford Tpke.. 6473 feI Ibetween 9 - and ■ -3. Ika ricM parton «dl ba aUa to Sat TAYLOR RENTAL WISHES YOU CAR WASH RN -11 to 7. Part time. Enjoy for appointment 633-9474. Vernon, G . 06066. Up Ns nm Tiol Raaai and, ba HAPPY HOLIDAYS! Call for Party THE PERFECT GIFT FOR WINTER. Connecticut Hardface, St MATURE WOMAN to live in. satnlactariarly camnamatad. A Gift Certificate For Deluxe Car working with an excellent sup­ CMSTAOinlt! Needs, Tables. Chairs. China. porting staff. Very pleasant Metalizing Corp., Glaston­ WAITRESS WANTED - I or 2 rooms available. Cook 1 Glassware. 643-24% Washing from Mr. Auto Wash, 150 atmosmere. Good wages and bury. Experienced preferred. Apply evening meal for 2 adults, in WESCO INDUSTRIES 2 Comer Soda Shop, Main St.. JE8 IndMirlai Park Tolland Street, East Hartford,—where beneflls. Please call Doris exchange for room and board. CANOES we also wash under your car! 289-0265. RN OR LPN - 11 PM to 7 AM. Manchester, between 2 and Write: T Cameron, Box 321. on Routo S, South Windsor Blain, RN, Director of 3:30. CANOE CHRISTMAS prices thru Nurses, 6464)129. One night a week. Laurel Bolton, Conn.. 06040. 568-0334 December 25th. Lincoln fiberglass TYPEWRITERS Manor, 91 Chestnut Street, ■a E«a) 0W.M, CARPENTER WANTED for Canoe prices start at $339. FREE CAR REBUILT PORTABLE Manchester. TYPEWRITERS from $25. Sales i interior renovations. MFTOMOTIVE BIUIM; IIERK CARRIER as our gift to you! (With LATHE OPERATORS - With Experience required. Full­ ServKe. Typewriters St Adding RN OR LPN-Part time, 3 PM purchase.) Conn Inland Marine. Inc.. 2 years’ experience. Good time Position. Hourly rate. For busy Lincoln-Mercury- G AS ATTENDENT to sell ser­ Machines. Yale Typewriter Service, 41 to 11 PM. Laurel Manor, 91 Mazda Malership. Must be 1258 Hartford Tpke.. Vernon 871-2376 benefits. Salary n^otiable. Chestnut Street, Manchester. Call for interview. 232-6500. vices to car owners at high Purnell Place, 649-4986. Hawk Precision Co.. 303 experienced typist with volume car care center. You knowledge of automotive will earn according to your Burnham Street. East Hart­ CARPENTER OR PART TIME JANITORIAL ford, telephone 528-9845. WORK: Manchester area 3-4 terminology and motor ability. Hourly rate plus in­ EXPERIENCED vehicle registry. Excellent centives, Full and part time CARPENTER’S HELPER hours per evening: 5 evenings RARE OPPORTUNITY - per week, c a■■ ll! 249-6880. working conditions and positions available. Apply in WANTED - Call Tim Connelly fringe Mnefits. Call (or In- person at: 150 Tolland Street, OWN YOUR OWN at 646-1379 after 6:00 p.m. If You Would Like To Be in This Gift Guide, BUSINESS. Distributor for RNS St LPNS- All shifts. Full tarvlow appointmant East Hartford Please Call Joe Sullisan at 64.3-27I I. Kodak film, Duracell and part time positions batwaan 9 and 4. Batteries. G.E., Sylvania and available. Good working con­ 643-5135 The economy, affecting every walk of life, other photo products needed AUTO MECHANIC WANTED- Semi skilled per­ ditions. in a modern Ext. 130. PRINTING PLANT ranked fourth in headline value in 1979. in your area. No selling. Ser­ progressive facility. Good vice top Retailers under son. with tools, to perform • Warehouse Person light repair for growing, benefits. Competitive wages. exclusive contract established Merry Christmas to all! Apply First Shift - full time. p^rogressive dealership. MOTEL DESK CLERK St I by us. High immediate in­ in person- Mrs. Heni7 , Direc­ Move heavy cartons & come minimum required in­ Excellent benefits. Apply in MANAGER needed for small person at: Lynch Motor?, tor of N ursintr^^ices, Ver­ skids of paper. vestment $9,975. 100% profit non Manor, 1%) Regan Road, well established motel. U.S. President Jimmy Carter (center), Egyptian President Anwar structure. Call between 8 AM Inc.. 345 Center S treet, Connecticut Motor Lodge, 643- Knowledge of fork lift Manchester. Vernon. Equal Opportunity On the first day of odd-even gasoline rationing in California, cars Sadat (left) and Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Begin share a S h e H e r a l d i 5 PM, 1-800.633-6367. Or Employer. 1555. equipment helpful but write: American Film line up at this station on May 9. laugh at a state dinner at the White House March 26. $370 / THOUSAND FOR BABYSITTER NEEDED in not necessary. Must P ro cessin g . Inc.. 1935R GENERAL OFFICE- Part have drivers license. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Hoover Court. B’ham. AL ENVELOPES YOU MAIL. Bolton Lake area. Part time Postage paid. Free applica­ time. Typing, limited 35226. transcription, filing, etc. afternoon hours, for 5 year tion. FAfeCO, Dept. %, 732 old Call 643-7998 * Janitor Don Ron, St. Louis, MO. 63123. Flexible hours. Call 525-0272. Second Shift - pan Editors Rank Stories TYPISTS AND CLERK ------iu tiiU liB Y TYPISTS are needed to work HAIRDRESSER: The Head e-11 A.M. time. Lo$t tnd Found in the Hartford area. Call CLERK / TYPISTS- Needed ^ our large client company. Chop, Manchester Haircut­ AFTnilj)y|{[,RIRL today. TAC,'TEMPS, 727-8430. ting. looking for progressive, Excellent wage & fringe LOST - MALE KITTEN 5- East of The River. Temporary TO ftifS H DONUTS, benefit program. Apply months-old, orange tiger, assignments beginning creative Cosmetologist brown collar, vicinity Strant EXPERIENCED SANDWICH January 1980. Call Lydia now. preferably with following; in­ in person or call MAKERS wanted for cocktail terested in long term career, St. Call 646-8556. Dunhilf Temps. 289-4319. 2SS WEST MIDDLE TURNPIKE 643-1101. Happy 30th. lounge. Call 644-9637 between commission and benefits For Iran Top Headliner MANCHESTER. CT. LOST- Tiger Kitten. 6 months 9 a.m. and 12 noon. interview call 628-5638. An equal opportunity Top 10 for Europe, Mjibdle E ast and TEMPORARY WORKERS- NEW YORK (UPI) - American H rUiday old. Foster Road area. South Assignments E ast of The DRIVERS- Gas Pump Atten­ employer. Male/Female. A frica: ■" Windsor. Reward. Call 528- PART 'HME. Want cash for WOMAN FOR CHILD CARE newspaper editors picked the year-long the holidays? For every day? River for Gerk / Typists and dants. Car Wash Attendants 1. Iran. ADVERTISING 4566 other office skilled mrsonnel in my home. 11:30 to 5:30. It’s easy with the phone in Monday thru Friday. Compen­ Full and flexible part time ALLIED PRINTING SERVICES E drama of the Iranian revolution, capped Carol Ramon 2. Middle East peace treaty and related RATES your own home. Call 249-7773. beginning January 1980. Top hours available for hardy out­ by the holding of American hostages, as company. Top pay. for top sation for gas. 6466985. 579 Middle Turnpike W developments. You're not over the 1 D A Y ..... door work at Car Care Center. Manchester CT 06040 the top headline story of 1979. Announcomontt 3 skills. Call Lydia. Dunhifl Apply 900 Wethersfield 3. Three Mile Island. hill, but you can 3 DAYS Temps, 2894319 BENTLEY SCHOOL- Noon The worst U.S nuclear accident at Aide Supervisor. 11:30 a.m. to Avenue. Hartford, or 150 4. Pope John Paul II. see Itl (Ha Ha) 6 DAYS ...12*iwmin ATTENTION TOTALPHONE Three Mile Island in Pennsylvania was se­ 1:15 p.m.. $3.12 per hour. Call Tolland Street. East Hartford' 5. Energy crunch. Love, 26DAYS ...nviwrain SUBSCRIBERS! Do you need PART TIME EVENINGS- CLERK; GENERAL MANAGER TRAINEE for cond in the annual balloting conducted by help receiving your calls? OFFICE. Adding, filing, et 647-3323 between 9 and 3. 6. Salt 11 treaty. Jane . Kevin and Qlenn 15WORD,I2.10m i Manchester. Light duty RECEPTIONIST TYPIST Car Wash Care Center. Le-' . United Press International. Temporary or permanent. janitor cleaner. 5 evenings per cetera. 40 hour week. Apply: (Part Time) Work evenings while you work If you like 7. Indochina. XXX HAPPY A D S *2.50 n Personal Attention ... Very Gaer Brothers, 140 Rye BUILDING OPERATIONS Third was the energy crunch, with its oil week. Ideal for retired or SUPERVISOR- Supervise and Saturdays through April working with customers 8. Economy, including dollar and gold Reasonable 233-6991 or 247- Street. South Windsor needing your service, and price increases and long lines at gasoline semi-retired. Call 849-5334. physical plant cleaning, in local professional office prices. 8623. Must be pleasant, personable have a mechanical aptitude, C pumps. Fourth and fifth were the operation and maintenance at 9. Den Xiapoing’s visits to U.S. and a large, new, suburban High and capable typist Please this job could be for you. Star­ economy and the Middle East. send resume to: Box FF. c o ting salary according to abili­ Europe. School. Knowledge of HBAC Editors were asked to rate the big System and Electrical, Manchester Evening Herald ty. Call 289-0265 for interview, 10. Margaret Thatcher's election as CARPENTER Mechanical Control or apply in person at: 150 stories of the year, both from the stand­ British PM. BLACK St WHITE PASTE UP Tolland kreet. East Hartford. point of headline impact and long-range ••• preferred Supervisory Top 10 for Latin America: JUMPRIGHTM 8 to 10 yoar* axparlanca. Mual ba aalf atartar with experience required ARTIST- Benefits include significance. complete Insurance Program. PASTEUP PERSON- Direct 1. Iran. atrong daaira lor advancamant Into auparvltory Excellent salary, fringes. The top two stories in long-range Contact: Supervisor of Profit Sharing Plan and other mail company seeks 2. Pope John Paul II. poaltlon In Commarclal and Industrial Construc­ experienced person in significance were Iran and the energy youll f indit in the Ckissifiecl! Building St Ground, Windsor benefits. Ap^y in person to 3 Sandinista revolution topples Somoza tion. For an Intarvlaw with a gross orlantad com- Quality Name Plate, Fisher mechanical pasteup, for in- crunch. The economy was third and Three Public School, 688-0003. EOE. house Art Department. No in Nicaragua. M/F. Hill Rd. East Glastonbury. Mile Island fifth behind the fourth-place free lancers. Knowledge of 4. Cambodian and Vietnamese refugees. Middle East. Photo Typesetting and/or 5. Egyptian-Israel peace. PEPIN & SONS, INC. dark room procedures and Iran also was chosen as top story of the 6. Oil Price hikes and dollar crisis. added plus. Excellent year by editors in other parts of the world. 4 2 3 - 2 5 3 3 A ik tor Cathie. benefits. Apply or call: Larry 7. Panama Canal Treaty. SERVICE WRITER NEEDED The top 10; Gruber at Automatic Business 8. Chinese-Vietnamese clash. Somt mtchanlcal background Headline value: Products, 423-2584 9. Soviet troops in Cuba. Pope John Paul II lifts Geralyn Smith atop naceaaary. Paid Uniforma, vacation, In- 1. Iran. 10. Mother Teresa’s Nobel Peace Prize. MACHINISTS WANTED 2. Three Mile Island his car during his Oct. 3 visit to Madison auranca, ratiramant, Profit Sharing Pot. Wonlod 11 Top 10 for Asia: 3. Energy crunch. ^ u a re Garden in New York City. 2nd & 3rd Shift APPLY IN PERSON 1. Iran. 4. The economy: inflation, gold and • Bridgeport Operators • ( K Turning Center Operators TO MICHAEL ZAIMOFF MATURE RELIABLE 2. Indochina. dollar fluctuations. Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Sen. Edward Kennedy, D- • Lathe Operators • NC Cintimatic Operators WOMEN with several years 3. Assassination of Sodlh Korean Presi­ experience in„wide variety of 5. The Middle East; Sadat. Begin sign Mass., looks over President Jimmy Carter’s shoulder at White House • Jog Bore Operators • Deburring Persons PREMIER MOTORS dent Park Chung-hee. -5 -»'■ y I 1132 MAIN STREET WILLIMANTIC, CT. office duties. n » fer greater peace treaty. briefing Feb. 27. • Vn. Operators Manchester area, 646-2139 4. World economy. 6. Pope John Paul II visits Mexico. 5. Arab-Israel peace treaty and Middle Please call for appointment or apply In person to 413-6301 Poland, Ireland, U.S: East developments. 7. DC-10 crash in Chicago kills 273. Long-range significance: 6. President C arter. Le-Mi Corporation * EDUCATION 6. Energy crunch. 8. President Carter 1 Iran. 7. Indochina. 8. Salt II. 7. P resident C arter. 190 Tunnel Road 9. Indochina: China-Vietnam War. Cam­ 2. Energy crunch. 9 Pope John Paul II. Vornon, Conn. 06066 MANCHESTER CARRIER WANTED 8. Deng Xiapoing’s performance and Privelt (ni(ruc(/on> 18 bodia, refugees flee. 3. Economy. 10. Supreme Court vs. the Press: Tolophono 871-1244 trips abroad. Center Street 331 to 470 10. Salt II treaty signing and U.S Senate 4 Middle East. Closing of pre-trial hearings permitted, RIDING LESSONS indoor 2 9. Three Mile Island. Roosevelt St. debate. 5. Three Mile Island. libel laws narrowed. riding ring Western stock 10. Election of Margaret Thatcher. Lincoln St. seat, saddle seat and hunt seat All levels 228-9817 Trumbull St. Wliether you’re looking to ouy or looking to Lilac St. VOICE. PIANO Instructions. sell...whether you have merchandise to trade or a APPLICATIONS CALL CHRIS 647-9946 Former faculty New York service to offer...there's one'place where you're Music and Art High School Professional Singer Pianist. 2 NOW OEING ACCEPTED FOR sure to get the results you want. The Classified! 644-8597. Jump right in and check out the Classified today! ★ m a u s iK ciEiiKS ★ Expoiiniis EXPERIENCED MECHANIC

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ACROSS instrument Answer to Previous Puzzle I KNEW IT! I KNEW 2 Australian THIS FAT 6UV IN THE A ll WE HAVE TO PO IS NO, OLIVIER, 1 Sly glance birds fv T T 5] □ o n D « C all D«ar Abby THERE'PBEA 5LEI6N 5 Vegetable 3 Joys u 0 a DQCID 643-2711 REP SHIT FLIES ALL HITCH A RIPE ON THE THEV PROBABLV I t w ♦ AROUNP HERE SOMEWHERE 9 Electrical unit 4 Traitor (si.) t\ touY» j OVER THE WORLP... BACK, ANP WE'LL BE WON’T 5H0WA 12 Charitable or­ 5 Circuit By Abigail Van Buren UOOIV *1* ; ganization 6 Whitei)lumed HOME IN NO TIME... MOVIE ON (abbr.) heron J H I5 FU6HT 13 Stare 7 Samuel's DEAR ABBY: I need an objective view of a complicated 14 Sinall dear teacher problem. My husband and I recently had our second child-a 15 Corrode 6 Beer barrel Frank & Emett healthy baby boy. We wanted a little girl because we 16 Uncopiad 9 River in Am / Cflafa W initd 2$ 4rt/c/M tor Sa/a 41 already had a boy, so, of course, we were very disappointed. • 18 Superlative Tuscany Iv f TTTpT Now 1 want to try for a girl, but my husband is opposed to suffix 10 Lament tilD BD 19 Imitate 11 Hawaiian the idea. He says two children are enough for the time C HT1 UfWtx feeiure $rMhe m . Inc BilIDD SELLING your house? Call us 20 Pine fruit goddess first and we'll make you a being, but maybe later on. if we still want a third, he’d con­ 21 Poetess sider it. 17 Frappe 48 Recedes A cash offer! T.J. Crockett, o h o h ia e a Pritcllla’a Pop — Ed Sullivan Lowell NO. 120 LESLIE SPEAKER- - . . ^ O O T Well. I’m 30 and have an infertility problem which gets 19 Forever 32 Looks 49 Pleeiant Realtor. 643-1577. 23 You (.rchaicl 22 Mourt.ini 35 One of the Complete with Attaching Kit. worse as time goes on. so I think if we’re going to try for a 26 Sensed with 51 Force unit WE WANT TO GIVE I- n / WERE WILLING TO K " BUT I THINK WE HE WANTS TO BE (abbr.) Kettles Low. wood cabinet. Extended C H R t S T M A S c a r d girl we’d better do it now. tongue 53 Smog WORLD MAY WE BUY your home? LITTLE ELWIN EVERV HELP HIM BECDOME HAVE OUR WORK CUT 24 Aardwolf 38 Aloha symbol range. 12" speaker. Used lit­ A SUMO Y4RESTLER./ 29 Yells 54 Official Quick, fair, all cash and no Also figuring in our decision is the fact that my husband APVANTA&E WHEN ANYTHING HE WANTS OUT f=OR US.' ^ 25 Age 39 Female sheep tle. like new. Please call 649- ^ c o N e d i ^ d n . A n d w e 33 American 26 Amphibian records problem. Call Warren E. and I are both extremely tall and quite plain looking-even HE GROWS UP/ TO B E 41 Which 7862 after 5 p.m. WHV’ patriot 27 Aleutian 56 American of Howland. Realtors. 643-1108 homely-and if we were to have a daughter and she in­ 34 Expose to island 43 Pounds (abbr.) DIDN'T ife N D THC m O N E . herited our worst physical features it would break my heart. view Indian i\ 26 People of 45 Indian wear ERA and womens lib not withstanding, a woman makes it 36 Petition 57 Villain's \ - \ j \ or breaks it on her looks. Abby. action (pi I THANKS Houtthold Goods 40 37 Brolie bread 30 Raises exclamation 36 Rawboned 47 Throws Please help me make the right decision. My heart says to 31 "I Love 58 Corrida cheer have one more child, but my head says forget it. 39 Behold (Let) REFRIGERATORS ^ /2-n. 40 Robe 1 2 3 4 5 6 f 6 6 10 11 Washers / Ranges, used, C. IN BUFFALO 42 Forever 12 guaranteed and clean. New 44 Snake's sound 13 14 DEAR C.: Listen ttf^your lead. If you'd be heartbroken shipment damaged. G.E & 46 Babylonian 15 16 17 At the Holiday season more than ever,** FRIGIDAIRE. Lo m m broadcasters V 3. 3. COLORED TV-19 ". Working. FREE COLLIE PUPS to SOUTH WINDSOR large 1975 MERCURY MONTEGO to say that telling her mother was the wisest decision she 60 Skinny ■ ■ 2 40 41 'The Holidays And A Happy ISew\ (Needs antenna) $210. Call country homes. Call Bolton Colonial for rent, 4 bedrooms, MX- Excellent condition, low ever made. 61 In case that ■ 1920 s SO LID M A PLE 649-1516, mornings 7:30 to 9 2 baths, full basement, My story is a little different. I‘m an 18-year old girl who 62 Compass BEDROOM SET- Excellent 872-4670, 11 to 5. mileage. Quadrophonic 44 .. Year." OAK WOOD - For Deliveries, AM. . carpeting, applianced kitchen, stereo-8 track, power steering was into drugs and sex. Last June I discovered 1 was preg­ point condition! $500. Vanity, call George Griffing. An­ ■ pool, attractive neighborhood. / brakes, one owner. 872-6^ nant. I was scared and confused, but I told my parents. Not 63 Alleviate 67 46 49 so 51 S3 54 dresser, large head and foot­ dover. 742-7886. FIREWOOD: Guaranteed 64 This (Sp ) 1 ■ ■ seasoned 4/5 of a cord, split YOUNG SINGING $750 monthly. Call John 649- 633-5310. or 6594)508. only did I tell them about being pregnant. I told them about board 646-1163 CANARIES- All colors. $25 4917. 55 56 57 SB SEASONED HARDWOOD- and delivered $85. Picked up the drugs, lies, drinking, etc. They were hurt and upset, but DOWN amounts, and special lengths and up. Guaranteed Singers! CHEVY NOVA 1971- $675 or 59 60 61 ' Ann Miller Bob Terry 1 Cut. split, delivered. $90 cord. Wide selection! Call 872-3218 their main concern was my welfare. I decided to have an available. 649-9139 or 643-1110. IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY- first offer. Good running con­ abortion. It was MY decision. 1 Ancient □M IS C . FOR SALE Call 643-0325. anytime. Duplex. 1/2 of 2 family. 62 63 64 ' Dick BIssell Jackie Smith dition. Snow tires. Call 646- My Mom and I went away for a little while afterwards to stringed u Rick Merritt HEAD 180 SKIS Geze Bin­ Owners custom designed 7907. GIRLS CLOTHES- 2T to 3T help me forget. While I was away I met and fell in love with INMMB SE *SS*i 2 GOOD HOME NEEDED for a Articlas lor Sale dings, Roces Boots, size 10. apartment. Busline. 2 41 New Sump Pump. $75.00. Up­ pair of long-haired, 6 month bedrooms, living room, a wonderful young man. 1 was honest with him. and he was Complete outfit, used twice, CHEVY NOVA 1975- 3 speed, understanding, loving and forgiving. I also prayed to God for right Hairdryer $25.00. Pine kittens. Long-haired Calico kitchen wall to wall carpeting floor shift, bucket seats. 48,- like new! $150. 643-1823. strength and forgiveness. Now I can sleep nights. nCIURDLMERRin AGENCY Wall Shelves $15.00. for pair. cat. 342-0571 or 633-6581. range, refrigerator, dis- 000 miles. $2250, or best offer. and New Hot Lather Dispenser □washer. Private driveway 633-7345. Thank you Mom. Dad. my fiance, and G(^. And thank you. Win at bridge $5.00. Three piece Patio set MOVING - FREE to good Full basement. Adults $350 Abbv. for listening. Allay OoD — Dava Qraua ALUMINUM Sheets used as $45 00. New Lawn Edger TAG SALES home! 4 year old female, 646-6297. or 643-7023. 1974 PLYMOUTH FURY- 4 ALSO LEARNED WE’RE ALMOST f YEAH. ) HEY, LOOK* GADFRY? IT...IT printing plates, 007 thick $30.00. B arbell Set with j. A. McCarthy zSxTStk '. 25 cents each or 5 spayed. Part Collie. Good door Sedan, 440 V8 engine. UNDER THAT \ I ...... / ISN'T THAT LOOKS LIKE A Overconfident play costs Befich. $60.00 Antique with children. Call 646-7302 COMPLETELY Heavy duty Police Crusier DEAR LEARNED: And thank you for assuring young THING.GUZl V SOMETHIN' G REAT B IG "Builder and Developer" for$l. Phone 643-2711. Must be Wheels. $40.00. Call 649-5899. GIANT TAG SALE- Friday. picked up before 11 a m Saturday Si Sunday. Antiques, REMODELED TWO Equipment. Call 643-8961 people that in time of trouble their parents are their best SPIDER! ONLY Collectables, Furniture, etc. Uutical Instruments 44 BEDROOM Apartment friends. at an excellent vulnerable downtown Manchester. Heat three-notrump contract. It Manchester Mail, 811 Main NORTH CHAIN FALLS, tap and dye S W A WILL Street, Manchester 10 a.m. to HOLTON TRUMPET - Good appliances, parking. $275 DEAR ABBY: We. the participants of the Long Beach 12-22 was rubber bridge for a penny condition. $90 or best offer 1967 CHEVROLET WAGON- 6 e s z set. electric welder, acetylene 7 p.m. lease, security, and cylinder. 3 speed. Excellent Senior Day Center, feel as you do that flowers should be a point, and when he made it BE AT THE 646-1032. references. 646-1642, after 5 »Q4 he would be $6 plus change outfit, aluminum ladder, on gas! $300. 646-2190. or 643- given to the living. We think this poem expresses our fee) 4AKQS32 trailer tires, new electric FLEA MARKET TAG SALE- December 27th. p.m 5737, ask for Hal. richer. Sc/ioo/s-Cfasset 19 Homes For Sala 23 1/2 PRICE ON GUITARS in­ ings well: A764 generator, electric lawn- thru December 30th., noon til "I would rather have a little rose from the garden of a Counting his money rather FBI, SAT. A cluding Ovations, plus tree Homes tor Rant S4 WEST EAST FOR THE BEST - Manchester MA.NTIC - GIANTS NECK mower Evenings, 633-7060. 6 p.m. Moving out of state. BANK REPOSSESSIONS friend. than his tricks, our hasty case with this ad. Carlos ♦ K9 AJIOtSU declarer won the opening club Gymnastic School 3 to 5 BEACH 3 bedroom Ranch, SUN. Furniture, miscellaneous FOR SALE- 1974 Je ep Than flowers strewn around my casket when my days on »10 7 eK J9 8 BLACK & WHITE treasures. 20 Milford Road, itars 607t off. Rivers Music, ASHFORD- 4 room house, tile lead and cashed dummy's ace- pupils per teacher FREE in­ paneled living room, eat-in Main Street, New Britain. Wagoneer, 4 wheel drive earth must end. ♦ J 974 4 8 troductory lesson with this ad Kitchen. 2 car garage, oil heat, PORTABLE TELEVISION 1 p.m. to 7 p.m. Manchester. bath, yard, parking, lease. Ab­ $29M: 1973 Buick U Sabre king of diamonds. When they r225-1977. Christmas layaways. solutely no animals. 423-4190 I would rather have a living smile from one I know is true. ♦ J 109 52 AKa didn't divide 3-2, South could Call 646-6306 or 646-3549 lovely quiet setting on dead­ SET- $30 Call 528-7212 Manchester $895; 1972 Audi $895. 1970 Than tears shed round my casket when this world I bid anytime TAG SALE- Used furniture, ••••A...... 546-6423, evenings Buick hard top, excellent con- SOUTH no longer make his contract. end street, deeded beach Antiques adieu. ♦ AQ7 rights $79,900 Call exclusive Mall old records, nic-nacks. a few dition ttW file above may He was able to establish the Bring me all the flowers today whether pink or white or ¥ a 6 5 3 2 agent. Carol Cable-Wagner. DELIVERING DARK LOAM Christmas items. 19 Grove seen at the Savings Bank of diamond suit but had no entry 811 Main St. OMcas-Stores lor Rant 55 Ka a n A U A A M M Ha red. Tho FllnUtono* — Hanna Barbara Production* 4 106 REAL ESTATE Beazley Co Realtors. Equal - 5 vards. $40 plus tax Also Street, Rockville. Friday Si Manchester.4 Mam Street. to the dummy in order to cash sand, gravel and stone 643- Manchaater 1 would rather have one blossom now than a truckload 4Ag3 the long diamonds. Down 200. housing opportunity 44.1^1470 Saturday December 21 & 22, PROFESSIONAL Manchester. 9504. 11 to 5. 872-4670 when I am dead." I DON'T eST IT- Instead of being plus. South Homes For Sale 23 AN ASH TRAY FROM BUSINESS OFFICE Vulnerable: Both DATSUN 1977 280 Z- Excellent Author Unknown ACCORD/N& TO THIS Dealer: South and unlucky North were each PARIS'S FABULOUS BUILDING - Approximately PARTICIPANTS CALBNDAR. THIS IS minus $2. MANCHESTER - NEW A STORE FULL OF OAK W(X)D • For Deliveries, Doqs-BIrds-Pals 43 MAXINE'S outrageous hats condition 4 speed. Mag call George Griffing. An­ 2600 square feet, with ample TH E s e a s o n t o Weil North East Sooth If South had considered the LISTi.NG 8 room raised PAPERB.ACKS Our closeout marvelous 1930 silk clothing in parking. Close to Center, wheels. Low mileage! Must 1 NT Ranch in prestige area For­ section - 5 for $1 00. We trade dover, 742-7886. HOME SWEET HOME - sell! Call now. 649-5689. DEAR PARTICIPANTS: Thanks for ■ poem whose REJOLLV... possibility that diamonds JUST mint condition boxes of all hospital and new court Pass 3 NT Pass Pass might break 4-1, almost a 28 mal dining room. 3 - 4 and sell PAPERBACK Complete health-guard shapes and sizes. All kinds of building. For info, call 568- author speaks for many. Does anyone out there know who Pass LISTED bedrooms, family room. 2 1 2 ALLEY. 984 Sullivan Avenue. COLOR TELEVISION: 25 facihties Cats also. Canine 1967 CHRYSLER NEWPORT, wrote it? percent probability, he could ' linens and lace, glassware. 7658 or 871-0401. nave protected himself and baths. 2 fireplaces, 2 car gar­ 'Route 194), South Windsor. inch Philco Console. $200. or furniture and very strange good running condition ^ t Do yam wlah yoo had more frieoda? For the aocrot of Chnstmasy 6 Room age. much more The Haves Ct Closed Sunday and Mon­ best offer Excelient condi­ offer. Call after 4 p.m. 649- Opening lead:4 J his game contract. Road. Manchester. 646-5971. collectibles are all waiting for BUILDING FOR RENT or popvlarHy, got Abby'a b o w booklet: *‘Hew To Be Popvlar; C ape w ith C o z y Corp . 646-0131 day tion. 643-4604 2883 To make three notrump, Isquar Yee're Never Too Y ong or Too Old.** Bead II with a long, declarer needed five diamond fireplace, centrally sirTTFR[ m o n t h OLD rini,, MALE IRISH hquex g ^ s i 'u ' e vuveiiiry.C oZ tr^^ WindsorvilleRd.inWindsor- aeif«eddreaaad, atampod (28 cental envelope U Abby, IXt DINING ROOM SET - ELECT-GENERATOR win 1977 CHEVY MONTE CARLO tricks, not six If he had located. $.56,500 We banhomVcal^^p^S^^r^' Sun- ville. a. Has three phase Lanky Drive, Beverly HUla, CaUf. 90212. ducked a diamond at trick COLONIAL - 8 rooms. 2 12 Colonial style, almost brand power GM6W2A, 6000 watt, ^ h o m e Call 242-0698 or 568- day 10-5. 742-9137 power. Call 623-1005 8-5 p m. - Silver. Black vinyl top Gift Wrap Call us baths first floor panelled new Call 568-1988 110,220V, 5.5 KVA cont Hard­ Power brakes and steering I Oswald Jacoby two, the defense might get a L'4R Really Robert family room with fireplace ly used $900. 875-5838 Air conditioning. Radio, and Alan Sontag trick they were not entitl^ to ROY <:ta i I c TRATI C D1 PACK RAT - Antiques. But declarer would be assured E evenings D Murdock Realtor and la rp deck Formal dining FIREWOOD - Green ^ 1 S Collectibles. Miscellaneous, clock. Excellent condition room. 4 bedrooms. 2 car gar­ hardwood 4 feet $55. cord, cut Wanted to Rant 57 26,000 miles. Asking $3800 Attrograph What can go wrong'’ Suc­ of three notrump. 643-2692 Program Ring Used Items 40 Flora Road (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN | age Wooded lot, walk out & split $80 , Seasoned 4 feet RADIAL SAW- I2 " Sears, With lights. Pastures Daily (off Route 851 B o l t o n ------— 646-5863 Tho Born Lo*or — Art 8an*om cessful bridge players fre­ basement Group 1. Philbrick $65, cut & split $90 Free with heavy duty base, extra turnouts. Rockville. Call 87^ COUPLE WITH ONE CHILD quently ask themselves this delivery. 429-2693 blades $400 875-5838 evenings. Bernice Bede Osol (Do you have a question lor Agency. 646-4200 9954. or 875-0272; 742-9653 “ **" ...... seeking 2 bedroom house or MORE TEM m Ry ^aiRETABBS o m c B question. □ RENTALS apartment under $350. Call To be a consistent winner the experts? Write "Ask the after 6 PM 644-0331. TAURUS (April 20-M«y 20) f O R . 'W one must be prepared for the Experts," care o! this .lewspe- STUDDED SNOW TIRES- per. Individual quesllons will Someone who has admired you .OW6TMAS inevitable bad breaks and los­ Rooms lor Rent 52 MIDDLE AGE BUSINESS With mounts. Originally on from afar may make his or her ing finesses. If there is a way be answered il accompanied MAN desires 1 Bedroom 1973 P ly m o u th D u ste r. \t.. Dec, n . 1»79 w 1' MANCHESTER

Got A Painting ProbKm? Wi ll Nilpl 'Ortvtc»ilWiTmim om«Wngiou«—tadwivtcanmniipwidlnginoiigh r " *'■ , IbM with you ID tMlp you Mitel tht fl«M ^ IlflWi tor IM lob yotrra plai­ n ly 8m ud tor part tnd lenloD whan you plan your ntxt f |iEj^7o^Qo PAINT CQ yOur HASITI INO^PENOENT CUNUFFE AUTQ BODY Save Gas-Shop Dovi/ntown Business-Directory Guide For carvers Ice cream and Cakae • Antiques C. Auctions • Mlnll-Man Prlnllng • Colne • Hot Doge TMWm • Wedding Photos • FIth & Pel Suppllse 643-0016 Manchester and Surrounding •COMPUTE COLLISIOM MPAIR SHOP 811 M AIN S T •PORKKIN AND AMIRICAN CAM •RUtTVJONIt RVtT PNOOP1NO Vicinity DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER FAMOUS BRAND OVER 45 TELEVISION - APPLIANCES featuring this week... MUKHESTER YEARS >U\( HtSTtR MEMORMLCO. EXPERIENCE N onm ovanr Opp. E u t CanMlary CALL 649-5807 V F D p tk e MV QUALITY im im • TV 6 4 9 - 3 5 8 9 HARRISON 8T. MEMORIALS MANCHESTER r r r m i phoni 646-0863 763 MAIN SI 341 Broad St. Manchttttr 643-1191 Mancheiter 191 ProfesitonaJ Park MAIN ST I Sunt 106 MANCHESTER Betty Callifher prop 643-19Q0

Enterprises, Inc. Hffi SEBVICE AND IHSTAUINDUSTMAL AND COMMEACIAL Ill IMTFNIII, UMMira I AIR CONDITIONING - REFRIGERATION ^ANA 646-5122 HEATING and SHEET METAL DO-IT-YOURSELF AND SAVE New England Mechanical Services, kic. CUSTfiSTMMWIiDOWS MAMCHtsrrM-i omr tram mmow 166 TUNNEL RD. AMO MCRftN MAftUfACrURtR- DELIVERY IN 3 WEEKS RESIDENTIAL VERNON, CT. 06066 G lA S h 6 SCREEN COMMERCIAL 671-1111 V REPAIRS WHILE U WAIT Seri'inf Manchetler over 50 yr$, CLYOra MICKEY MILLER'S Optical Style Bar - “25 Years of Service” P A P a u t o PARTS We have created one of the most respected, dependable and most complete optical laboratories and visual pentloRf^ The ffor/st "AUTO PARTS FOR LESS' care centers in Connecticut. For many years our motto was “If It’s Made of G lau We'll Grind It.” With the 24 BIRCH ST. advent of plastic lenses it became necessary to amend our motto to include plastic. We fully intend to mcor- 511 E. MIDDLE TPKE. TEL. 643-6247 © . (In lh« Parking Lot Bohind porate our laboratory to accommodate additional lens materials as they are developed. We sUy on top of 643-4444 Manchattar Graan Shoa Outlai) research and development in the field of visual care. We have patterns for over 3,000 different shapes of F.T.D. TEL. 649-3528 frames, plus over 1,500 eyeglass frames on display, hard and soft conUct lenses, sunglasses galore, plus MSTR CH6 WORLD WIDE Open Mon.-Fri. S-9. Sal. A Sun. B-B hearing aids. Optical Bar has two convenient locations to serve«you: 763 Main Street and 191 Main Street, both AMER EXPRESS SERVICE in Manchester. Between the two stores, one store is always at your service six days a week. ABC APPUANCE REPAIR FLO'S Cake Decorating Supplies kic. 42 OAK STREET MANCHESTER a 00040 | IMB-0221 975-3252 PHONE 649-8879 1 k a A m m m of miTOii cme deiximtioiis re UNION ST. —Herond'.tioned vac$, available a PAP AUTO PARTS ROCKV1LLI, CONN. —Replacement parts available 511 EAST MIDDLE TPKE. • TEL. 649-3528 191 C | N m ST. HOURS HANCHEBTCR, CONN. CLOSED TUBS. —One year free service iclth Mon. • e«t Ifr-S DAILY 10-8 purchase of any new or rebuilt 10-6 appliance. Wedding Caket A Specialty WESTSIDE SHOE REPAIR Conm or Adorno a Cortot i t - rtnt Shopplna n sxs T.P. AITKIN INC. Maocheelef HEATIN6 • AIR C0NDITI0NIN6 643-8285 VENTILATING • SHEET METAL WORK I Tim s - Fri 8 • S:30 SAT 8 • 3 Industrial • Residential ■ Commercial CLOSED MONDAYS ESTABLISHED 1934 I Quality Workmanahip Fait Sarvica Handmade Laathar Salta A Unkfua Bucklaa Located 27 yoar$ at... HuiartuCteai 27 TOLLAND TPKE., MANCHESTER

VDLKSWAGEN REPAIR THIS SPACE AVAILABLE by factory iralnad ipacialitit Phil P elt FOR ADVERTISING Locicero and Zidek ARCO 0 CALL 646-5036 6 4 3 - 1 7 1 1 PAP AUTO REPAIR 704 Main 81. e -Arco Charga" • Manchattar Margaret Dion, Prop. THIS SPACE AVAILABLE HAIR FOR ADVERTISING BOUTIQUE CALL “FOR THE FMER LOOKS IN UFE" 1390 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER 6 4 3 - 1 7 1 1 649-7666

[Hundreds of Telaphone 643-4136 Designs & Styles] SANTA VISITS PAP'S QUINN’S p h a r m a c y ] drive ratchet set for only $11.99,6 piece com­ Young folks, Olde Folks, everybody come, AND MEDICAL EQUIPMENT P6RSONRL T€€ bination wrench set for only $5.^ Bring in the 873 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER CONN Parfonaiired Fun A Soortwaar Come to PAP’S and have a lot of fun. We’ve OPtN EVENINGS little ones to visit Santa Today Alive from TILL CHRISTMAS “DONE WHILE YOU WAIT" got deals you never heard before. 40 piece 3/8 ACLE F JOHNSON REGISTERED PHARMACISTS TILL • P.M. Grtal Giflt For Any Oeeailon 10:00 A,M. to 2:00 P.M. WILLIAM S McEWEN ANO ACCREDITED ORTHOPEDIC APPUANCE FinERS 1081 Main St.. Manchester • Tel: 646-3339 Merry Christmas and Thanks to All. In b u iln a n 77 yri. — Slnem 1902 I Al 4^aKoelho^wner^j>^in^oell»J4M ^^ SPECIALIZINQ IN 2 LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU SUPERIOR MUFFLERS N IMMIBIll, MO M MM mST .<5 CMMn NHiMt I nriM nm a •••••a DON WILLIS GARAGE. INC. ^ LOW COST FIWTM6 Phona 846-2796 SPECIALISTS WHEEL ALIGNMENT - BRAKE SERVICE • WRECKER SERVICE NO HNVICI CMAaai TEMPLE'S GENERAL REPAIRING m CARPET AND FLOOR COVBIING MINIT-MAN PRINTING I tat HAM tnwT eria aee iin iii i t lami t iii «t yji, an MMi n. a BaM M ini a taa-im RaeanitleiM lor • HoMi • AlrRMt • SiaintMaa UANCHBia g,| g, iggg (,„ (g,||(| a a a ua FOR enoraveo nami putes |027 MBlnStraal TELEPHONE 18 MAIN STREET a TRY oun NEW M M i IMMI Comecticyl'i Lineil Hoot Coreiixg Deilei 649 4531 MANCHESTER. CONN 06040 an MIM IT. a MBMMn

Frank Amone EVERYTHING IN ** V u V a S r"® \ < r ' ' OSTRINSKY 649-7901 aMinnoRS • SHOWER coons 643.5879 643-5735 RAG AUTO SERVICE 731 PARKER ST , MANCHESTER f• STORE FRONTS • SAFETY GLASS a Front End Spoclallata • Tuno Up Grooms Tux FREE • 8ATHTUB ENCLOSURES a Brakoa 8 Shocka a Air CondNIonlnp Aak about our policy. PRICES ARE UP! a Road Strvica JA WMTE GLASS CO.. Inc. DON'T THROW IT AWAY-CALL US FIRST 1436 CENTER 8T. Tal. 649-3983 MANCHESTER] \cr / . , FuamTune tors • Rtcrunt windows NEW 125,000 TRUCK SCALE 956 MAIN ST. LICENSED PUBLIC WEIGHTS MANCHESTER. CONN. ___ W9-73M 31 B«6m N Sk DEALERS IN IRON. METAL. PAPER pPfN If TfANs n e t m t M C i _____

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Aaron Copland, Ella FilzgaraM, Hanry Fonda, Martha Graham and TanneasM Williama ara honorad on “The Kannady Cantar Honor*: A Calabration of tha Parforming Arts," Saturday, Dac. 29, on CBS. TvsponjGkr 2 2 IMACISTS fITHOPEDIC TEAS I YOU n a

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m SKCIALSm 8.-00 2 3 0 ® The City That Forgot About DW TMW n M.i>7B 8Chrlalmas Eva On Sesame Christmas Animated. A crafty Strast mayor plots to put an end to 6 ) A Christmas Carol At Ford's MORNING Christmas. Thaatra 86)Chrfatmaa Eva On Seaa- — SPORTS 1 3 0 1 1 3 0 IV SPOTUGHT-Pa^el ma Strsst The spirit of the 2:30 D EC EM B ER 22.1979 — ® MT. Footbal Uve coverage 1 0 3 0 ® Racing From Yonkara ® P 0 P M 8 0 1 7 ^ 0 Christmas season comes over 8 Chriatmaa World of a flrsl-round playoff game 1 3 0 8 Santa And Tha Three Bears ® »rt«ridgeF«nlly Nm m S OotlMl CMMmM SpacW Sesame Street as Big Bird 80^8N FLF»M M Live cov­ 2 EVENINQ attempts to uncover the secret 3 3 0 A FTE R N O O N erage of an A F C wildcard playoff 80ODaifyDuck ® Movla "Kiss The Blood Off FRIDAY’S S P O R TS The Nobel P r t » '79 My Hands" (1948) Burt Lancas­ AFTERNOON"-/^' of how Santa Claus gets down 8 Christmas At Pann Stats game; teams and exact lime to 8 be announced. 6:8 ter. Joan Fontaine. ■ / the chimney. (R) 1 3 0 DECEMBER 28,1979 "Leave It To Blondle " 3 :30 (IM S ) Penny Singleton, Arthur ® 0 N a w e 0 Movla "Fort Worth" (1951) 4.01 / 8:30 awCTTannla 2:8 Lake. 8 A Chriatmaa Cwol At Ford’s O W rsstlng ® Six MWon Dollar Man Randolph Scott, David Brian. OTIw CtvMma Stem Cap­ ® A Christmas ChM The music Theatre 0Tannls "Junior Davis Cup" 8 1 ^ Concert a NHL Hodesy Boston Bruins EVENING 1 1 3 0 ® *duaduct tain Cutlass, the keeper ot Can­ of the Mormon Tabernalce Choir 6 ) Christmas Harps Outstanding representatives aimagInsThat vs. Philadelphia Flyers ®8oulTraln 1:40 taloupe Island's llQhlhouse. Is presented. from 38 nations participate In 00Footatepe 5 3 0 ® 8 Spldeiwoman ® A B C News 2 learns the secret ot Christmas. 1:30 this tournament lor 16- to 18- 7:30 a Black Perspective 9:00 it j ® Movie "Track Of The 8 A Holiday Conoart With Jowi ® Sun Bow l U niversity of year-olds from Miami Beach. a Hogan’s Heroes 1:55 4:30 8 6 )A Holiday Conoart With Baaz Seventtm: An Moonbeasi" (1976) Chase Washington vs. University of 3*30 ™ Of An Er* Host: Bill Mazer. ® N e w s SChrMmas Uoe Set In Que- Joan Baez Joan Baez presents a Tha Thrss Muakataara Cordell. Donna Leigh Drake 6:30 Texas A review of the sports of the 06C in th0 16808. a young girl her second annual holiday con­ ® NFL Today 8 0 8 Caspar And Tha ® C B S N e w s 1:57 5:30 S a t i e s told with film and who works with her grandmother cert from the steps ot San 2 3 0 8 0 N FL '79 Angels ® The Odd Couple ® Movie "The Mummy" (1959) (£ Chriatmaa Msaaangar A videotape highlights and Inter­ ss a lacemaker puts out a bowl Francisco's City Hall as a symbol 8 0 Cottage Baakstbatl North 3 :46 ® Scrooge Peter Cushing, Christopher Lee. mysterious stranger tells the sto­ views from today and yesterday 11:30 lor the baby Jesus at Christmas ot unity, peace and goodwill lor Carolina at Indiana 8 0 N B C N S W S ry of Christmas through the ® N a Today are presented. ® Fat Albert 3 3 0 only to have It stolen by a Ihlel. the coming year. 0 Another Voice carollers' songs. 2 :30 4 :00 ® Movie "Soldier Blue" (1970) Narrated by Genevieve Bu|old. 10:00 8:30 ® 8 Scooby And Scrappy Doo a Adam-12 ® a U b a r 1y Bowl Tulane vs. ® N FL Football Live coverage 8 0 8 Flash Gordon 8 N s w e Candice Bergen, Peter Strauss. 8 0 0 A Christmas Special: ® NBA Basketball Chicago 8 Nova EVENINQ EVENINQ Penn Stale of a flrsl-round playotf game 0 Movie "The D.l." (1957) With Love, Mac Davis Dolly Bulls vs. New York Knicks 0 Studio See 8 ewsga Basketball (Joined In 8 0 8 NFL Football Live cov­ Jack Webb, Don Dubbins. Parton, Kenny Rogers and Rob­ 6:00 Progress) North Carolina at Indi­ erage of an A FC wildcard playoff 9:00 AFTERNOON 7 : 8 8 Risk Of Marriage 6 0 0 ert Urich join Mac Davis for an ana ® ® Gator Bowl Michigan vs. Movie "The Enlorcer” Jack Van Imps Chrlatntpa game: teams and exact lime to 8 »T h e Stableboy-s Christmas hour of Christmas music and GD North Carolina (live from Jack­ (1950) Humphrey Bogart. Zero SpacW 3 :30 be announced. 1 2 :0 0 j . Starring Oanlelie Brisebois and comedy. sonville, Florida). ® News Mostel. a B rdn s W rap-Up ® Kkfawortd * Sparky Marcus, this dramatic asim pie Qms ‘Six Episodes ® World Opportunities 10:30 For Christmas" Views of the holi­ EVENINQ ® Yestardm 3:52 special tens the story of a stable- 4:00 8 NasftvNIe On Tha Road 8 Special "Christmas Snows. day season by Virginia Woolf, ® Waakand Special ® Movie "Mask Of Diljon ” boy In Bethlehem named David ® W rss ttln g — SATllPnAV^ 0 Odyssey Christmas Winds" A man remin­ Theodore Roosevelt and Moss 6:45 8 8 Hoi Hero Sandwich (1946) Jeanne Bates. Erich Von CBCChrlstmsstlms With Mis- 8 0 8 Spi 0OnceUponACIaaalc isces about Christmas in the Hart are animated. -J 0 a Sportsyear '79: A Stroheim. tsr flogsra Fred Rogers com­ ® NFL Today 0 Battle Of Tha Planets 8 Tha Baxters 1940s and a special school band Salute To Tha Champions DECEMBER 22,1979 a Movie "Jungle Gents" bines music, dance and fantasy concert. 7 3 0 Sports highlights of the past 7:30 0FamHyFeud 4 : 8 in this family special celebraling (1954) Bowery Boys, Patrick 8 Human RIghU Day Concert m year. Including clips of NHL Hockey Boston Bruins 8 Julie Andrews Special 8 Movie "Savage Drums" 11:30 a CopytIgIK ■ 1979 T V Data. Inc 0 Moore. both the Christian holiday sea­ Host: Peter Ustinov. The Pioneer Wimbledon, the World Series vs. New York Rangers 0 Soccer Made In Germany (1951) Sabu, Lita Baron. son and Hanukkah. (R) 8 Candlapin Bowling (£ Lot The Dasarl Be Joyful The Children’s Philharmonic Orches­ gymnast Tracee Talavera, bas^ 7:29 Tucson Boys Chorus perform 8;0Q 12:30 7 0 0 tra. an ensemble of one hundred kelball player Larry Bird, Nancy m o r n i n g 8 Dally Numbers music of Christmas at San ® areatast Sports Legends ® Tarzan / Super Seven (ESSoaoby Qoss Hollywood children from Bulgaria, presents Lopez and high hurdler Renaldo 7:30 Xavier, a 17th century Spanish Animated. Scooby Doo, the love­ a concert at the United Nations M ^ y T o a o w ! Tha Gift of tha Magi,” on ABC’a “Tha Monday Night Movfa.” Nehemiah are presented. 8:30 ® American Bandstand iSUNDMr, mission. (R) General Assembly Hall. 5:00 0 Wild Kingdom ® Go Tell H - Ben Hooks able cartoon character dog. tra­ 4:30 ® NHL Hockey Chicago Black (£ An Old Fashioned ChrMmas ® News 0 To Bo Announced Reports vels to Hollywood to try to con­ 0 Chriatmaa Laos Set in Que­ Hawks vs. New York Islanders D ECEM BER 23.1979 The Marble Collegiate church 5**?^** Spectacular ® All In The Family vince network officials that he Is bec In the 1880s, a young girl education ot three handicapped 5:22 1:00 choir presents traditional Christ- world collapses around him, a Highiights of the Superskates 10:00 ® Mac Special ready lor a primetime show. who works with her grandmother students Is documented. performs holiday seleclions with ® Movie "The Magic Voyage ® The Partridge Family CopyngW ' I97S T V D««. Inc mas music. high school senior chooses sui­ exhibition, featuring performanc­ a Bruint W rap-Up 8 Sow Factory OAFanWyOlWInnars Unable as a lacemaker puls out a bowl percussion Instruments. |R) Of Sinbad ” (1962) Edward ® Movie ""The Man In Grey"' ®Robert SchuKar ClwMmaa 9 3 0 cide as his only escape. es by John Curry. Linda Frali- to cope with the increased emo­ lor the baby Jesus at Christmas 0 Percussion Noel The West 11:00 Slolar, Anna Larlon (1946) James Mason, Stewart 0 As Schoola Match WHs toa da l anne, Randy Gardner and Tai 0 Crockell’s Victory Garden tional strain when his stable only to have It stolen by a thief ® A Shining Season Timothy 8 .30 VIginIa Percussion Ensemble, ® NBA Basketball New York Granger. MORNING 8 O 8 The Sounds Of ChrM- Mttoms portrays track star John Babilonia. Irom Madison Square 5:30 8 NHL Hockey world collapses around him, a Narrated by Genevieve Bujold. CD & ABC News Closeup under the direction of Phil Falni, Knicks vs. Portland Trail Blazers (9) W C T Tennis maa Eve Henry Mancini, Victor Baker who, despite a fatal Garden: Celebrily Off-Road auto a T h e Riflemen a Family Feud high school senior chooses sui­ 7:30 "Nobody's Children" performs holiday selections wiiti 8 N e w Zoo Revue 5 : 8 Buono and a Los Angeles church ) Illness, spent his last year of llle race Irom Riverside. Cal.: Pacific 11:30 cide as his only escape. percussion Instruments. 5:50 0 Wraatling 8:8 choir join Doc Severinsen lor a ' XJactda Gleason Chriatmaa guiding a losing girls’ track team 1 0 3 0 Synchronized Swimming Cham­ ® Weekend Sports W rap-Up ® News ® N e w s 0 Washinglon Weak In Review ® Orphan Train 0 Gel Smart 8.-00 program of original and tradi­ to their first winning season 3 ) American Drsam, American pionships Irom New Zealand. ®Sporta Extra EVEN IN G 8 What About Women? ® Soap Factory GD Sleeplna Beauty Mikhail Bar­ tional Yuletide music and read­ 0TheChrlatmas Maaaanger In 8 0 At Tha Whita House Cel­ 8 The Road To Moscow 6:00 5:22 NHihtmara: The Savantlsa Harry 5:30 a NHL Hockey ® 8 TheRopiBrs yshnikov hosts Tchaikovsky's ings. (R) an adaption of an Oscar Wilde list Mstislav Rostropovich, music Reasoner assesses the national 3D a Wide World Of SporU 12:00 ® Face The State ® NHL Hockey ® U f s Of Riley Story, a mysterious stranger pre­ 6:30 8 T h a Saint classic ballet telecast live via sat- 12.-00 director of the National Sympho­ character and temperament of Coverage of the Flaming Leaves a The Athletes ® Patlems For Living a E 0 FarmDlgaa1 Festival Of Faith 5 : 8 ellile from the Royal Opera sents his message to the world. ny Orchestra, performs from the the seventies, focusing on the ® Scrooge A benevolent ghost ® Children’s Gospel Hour (2) Christmas Eve Religious figure skating exhibition, leatur- a 0 The Slingleet Man In Town House, Covent Garden. East Room ot the White House leads the nefarious Ebeneezer 0 P T L C k J b 1:30 0 Battle Of The P lw els Broadcast A Christmas Eve ser­ 8 3 0 role of the three major events of ing performances by Linda Frali- 0 0 Amahi And The Night Visi­ Acclaimed dancers David Wall Scrooge on a journey to discover ® Sun Bowl vice Is presented live from the 8 0 Calabratton Of Strauss (R) Watergate, the war in Southeast anne, Charles Ticknor. Randy M O N D AY’S S P O R TS aTheRlflemen tors 5:49 and Merle Park are featured the true spirit of Christmas. ® Uttia Raacals Riverside Church in New York Wllll Boakovaky conducts the 9 :30 Asia and the Bicentennial Cele­ Gardner and Tai Babilonia. from 6:30 8 NCAA Football ®Stralgh1Talk 8 6 ) The Joy Of Bach Perfor­ bration. (Part 1) ® Six MIMon Dollar Man City. Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra 8 0 8 NBC Nows White 7.30 Lake Placid, New York. DECEMBER 24.1979 ® Carraacolendaa 6 :8 mances in live countries by in the music of the Strauss lami- 08padal "Come Love The ' 8 Joum ay T o Adventure 8:8 8 0 8 Christmas Roms 1979 Paper Bpadal "The American a Ji«a Andrews SpacW "Mer­ ® Abbott And Coetello famous artists and musical !^ (R ) Children Telothon" Hosts Art 8Wa«ttrea(Week ® MarvQrtffln ® AgronakyAndCompeny Pope John Paul II celebrates Revohjllon" ry Christmas With Love" Jimmy EVENING ® D a v e y And Goliath 0 O d y s a e y groups highlight this salute to LInkletter and Carol Lawrence 8 Lawrence Welk ® 8 A New Kind Ot Family Midnight Mass In the Basilica of 8 Jack Van Impa Chriatmaa Stewart, Steve Lawrence. Joel EVENINQ a Movie "The Return Of Jesse Johann Sebastian Bach and his 0 Old Houaeworfcs 8 Moirta "Three Desperate SI. Peter in the Vatican. Spactal locus on the hopes, dreams and Grey, Sergio Franchi, Carl 9 : 8 influence on the music of two 6:00 Jam es" (1950) John Ireland. Ann Men ” (1951) Preston Foster Vir­ a w ia Whiatla’a Chriatmaa survival of the world's chHdren Dvorak. 2:00 ®8LoveBoat centuries. 2KX) THURSOAV’S SPECIALS Reiner, Rich Little and Alice ® Racing From Aqueduct 7:00 ginia Grey. SpaoW Guests Include Hugh Downs Ghostley Join Julie In an obser­ ® Laurel And Hardy Lauoh- 8 0 B J And The Bear "Roamer Handicap " 8 WreaUng 6:45 10:00 Schuiar Chrittmaa Bob Hope and Henry Fonda. vance of Christmas in America loons 0 The Christmas Songs 6 :8 Special 9 :30 D EC EM B ER 27.1979 ® New Day ® News 6lThs Christmas Songs Host 7:00 US Accent On Living 0 A Christmas Carol At Ford’s c 0 A C tiM ’a Chriatmaa In Wafas 7:30 Mel Torme with Los Brown and 0 Soccer Made In Germany 6:54 8 0 College Basketball Theatre 6 :8 Sir Michael Redgrave narrates ® Mac SpacW TU E S D A Y ’S SP O R TS his Band of Renown join other this dramatization of Dylan EVENINQ 7:30 ® News 0 Nutrition Is... 10:8 ® Man Bund, Man Daatroya ceiebrttiea for a unique and TU E S D A Y ’S S P ECIALS 8 3 0 8 McHale’s Navy Thomas' poem describing his 8 NH L Hockey Buffalo Sabres D ECEM B ER 25, 1979 7:00 ® News ® Time For Tlmolhy diverse evening of holiday musi­ ® Orphan Train A 19th-century 0 WWam Faulkner 0 D a k ta ri D ECEM BER 25,1979 boyhood In Wales, performed by 8:00 vs. New England Whalers ® Hot Fudge ® 8 Fantasy Island cal entertainment. social worker (Jill Eikenberry) the National Theatre of the Deaf 8 Hansel And Qretal The S A TU R D A Y ’S S P EC IA LS ® The Brady Kids 2:30 8 0 8 A Man Called Sloans and a photographer (Kevin 8:00 1 0 3 0 Northwestern University Opera AFTERN(X}N ® Star Trek ® QUHgan’a IslarKi 0 Murder Most Engllah Dobson) transport a group of ® NHL Hockey New York MORNING Theater brings this Grimm DECEMBER 22,1979 Consultation ® 8 Liberty Bowl MOttOArS SPECIALS ODCevalfy Church Christmas New York Qty slum orphans to Rangers vs. Pittsburgh Penguins / 8 10:8 7 3 0 Brothers fantasy to life In an Momlng own H i Harvest Tampla FamlySpelcal new homes and families In the a NCAA Football "Tangerine 12:30 8 1 ®BlackNsws ®Chr1aiopharCloaeup opera written by Engelbert 8 People Who Have Epilepsy DECEMBER 24.1979 9:00 0 Tha Joy Of Bach Perfor­ Midwest. r- Bowl’ Louisiana vs. Wake Forest ® Baskstball Philadelphia 7:30 ® Racing From Yonkers ® Wondarama mances In five countries by Humperdinck. MORNING 76ers at Washington Bullets 8 Coiege Basketball 0 Chrlsbnas Harps 0 OtaNoe Of Salvation Chriat­ 9 O TTm StingiM t Mm In Town 10:30 ® Arthur And Company GEThleisTheLNa maa Special famous artists and musical 8 We’re Number One? 3.-00 Walter Matthau provides the ® Racing From Yonkers 3:00 ® Groovy (Joollaa 11:8 a World OpportunMas MORNING groups highlight this salute to 0 Until I Gat Caught The 10:30 ® The Brady Bunch a Chriatmaa Day Mass voices of several characters In ®Bhie-Gray Bowl Live cover­ ® Newark And Reality ® ® 088Newe 8 Around Tha World Johann Sebastian Bach and his psychological, social, l ^ a l and 11:00 ® Bonanza 1 0 3 0 8 The Nobel Prtza '79 Howard this animated tale baaed loosely age of the annual college senior 8 BayCltyRo«ars ® All In The Family aMomkigtown Influence on the music ot two judicial aspects of the drunken ® NBA Basketball Golden a Domata 9 iX ) K. Smilh is host lor highlights ot on Dickens' classic. “A Christ­ all-star game, from Montgomery a u n d e rd o g ® NBABasketbW 7 : 8 $JJf*ForChrlatmMOay centuries. driving problem In America are Stale Warriors vs. New Jersey the prestigious Nobel Prize cere­ mas Carol." Alabama 0 The Long Search 8 Our MIsa Brooks 8 Momlngtawn Christmas Spa- 8 0 8 Chriatmaa At Washing- examined through Interviews Nets ' 8:00 ®WeBalavo 1 1 3 0 monies from Stockholm. 3*30 8 Chico And The Man OW ton CcthtdfN Reverend Canon with families of vicllms. attorneys 9 G ) AmaM And TTie M ght V W - ® Mighty Mouse / Heckle 5 ®DavsyAndQo«alh Sweden, featuring conversations tors Robert Sapoisky portrays 3:30 Charles A. Perry celebrates a 0 Christmas Lace Set in Que­ and judges. Narrated by Dick Jtcfcit ® ILovaLucy 0Soundstage ®ChrMopharClossup taped around the world with Amahi. a poor crippled boy who 8 0 8 Fiesta Bowl Pitts­ AFTER N O O N Christmas Day service live from bec In the 1880s, a young girl Cavett. ® P o p e y e And Friends a Jake Haea Gospel Time 0 Robert Schuiar Nobel laureates. (R) offers his most prized posses­ SU N D A Y ’S S P O R TS burgh vs. Arizona (live Irom 1 1 :8 the nation's capital. who works with her grandmother ® Superfrienda a Bruins W rap-Up 8 Partridge Famly 6:30 sion to the Three Kings as a gift Tempe, Arizona). 8 ® Movie "Rabbit Run ” (1970) 6IChrtatmas Eva On Seswna as a lacemaker puls out a bowl ® D a v e y And Goliath James Caan, Anjanette Comer awjaale And ^ Chopper 12:30 ^ a Return To Uganda "Racial AFTERNOON for the Christ child in this pro­ D EC EM B ER 23,1979 4:00 Street for the baby Jesus at Christmas Godzilla / Qlo- O Q v M n w M m e With MIeter Relationships" After an eight- duction of Qian Carlo Menottl's 808 ® Big Valley ® Tales Of The UnexiMctsd only to have It stolen by a thief. betrofters Adventure Hour 0 Qoapal Christmas BpaeW Rogere 1 1 3 0 year reign of terror under Idl Christmas opera. W ED N ES D A Y’S S P O R TS ® Wrestling ® Movie "Lot’s Dance" (1950) Narrated by Genevieve Bujold 12.-00 Seaame Street (R) 8 Chrlatmaatims With MMar MORNING 8 ^ ALnothar n othsrL View___ Betty Hutton, Fred Astaire. 7:45 3:30 (R) Amin, Uganda begins to re-build 9KK) a Faith ^ T o d ^ Rogsrs ® Yesterday Host. Allen D EC EM B ER 25, 1979 0 Sportsyear '79: A 8 0 8 Saturday Night Live ®ANawDay (STha Blablaboy'a Chriatmaa 10.30 Ludden. Celebrities auction clas­ 8 8 ® The ChrMmea Songs Host 8:30 Salute T o The Champions 0 Monty Python’s F l ^ Ctreus Starring Danielle Brisebois and 11:30 Mel Torm e with Les Brown and 11:00 6 3 0 8K an Copeland "Hometown, sic antique automobiles to raise ® Tha FIntstonaa Peopis’s Caucus 0 Movie "The Voice Of Sparky Marcus, this dramatic 0 Imagine That WEDNESDAY’S SPECL U.S.A." 0ThlalaTheNa 8 money lor the Southern Califor­ his Band of Renown join other EVENING Movie "Trouble Along The Terror" (1 M 2 ) Basil Rathbone. ® Three RobonIcBtoogaa special tails the story of a stable- A L8 8 Socoar Made In (Jarmany ® a Viewpoint On Nutrition 8 ®8undayMaas nian Arfhrilus Foundation. . celebrities for a unique and Way" (1953) John Wayne, Donna Nigel Bruce 0 E C E M B E R 2 6 .1979 9:00 boy In Bethlehem named David. AFTERNOON diverse mmning of holiday musi­ 11:30 Reed. 8 Movie "I'll Be Seeing You " ® James RoUaan 2 3 0 ; I 8:00 aDr.QansSoon FRIDAY’S SPECIALS cal entertainment. 0 NFL Game Of The Weak ® Buga Bunny / Road Runner 0 Sesame Strsat (R) (1M 9) Ginger Rogers. Joseph MORNING 0 W W am Faulknar "A Life On NHL Hockey Atlanta Flames EVENINQ 1 2 3 0 0 A Chriatmaa Card At Ford’s a Gotten. 0 0 Sesame Strast (R) Paper" Narrated by Raymond vs. Boston Bruins 4 : 8 D ECEM B ER 28,1979 Thaatra A special production of 8 0 r a l Roberta O Prinoa And The Pauper Burr, this documentary examines AFTERNOON 10:30 the Charles Dickens classic tale ® DanMBoona ® Sports Spectacular aoeriki 7 3 0 8 A Chlld'a Christmas In Wales Faulkner's life, work and Inspira­ 10:30 1 2 :8 ® ^ EHzabefhan Christmas a 0 8 Fred And Barney Meet aOaveyAndOollath 0Lallno O Th a Mght Batora Christmas Is broadcast from the historic a Brulna W rap-Up ® Movie "Legend Of Boggy 12:30 celetxatlon tions through the observations of 1 2 3 0 ThaShm oo 2 The true story of how Clemonl EVENINQ Fwd’s Theatre In Washington 4:45 Creek" (1972) David Hess. Lucy 6 :8 those who were closest to him ® 0 ChampkNiahlpa Of The Clark Moore happened to write 61 Ths Chriatmaa Songs OnoeUponACIaaalc a L M e n Gramthan. EVENING 5 3 0 U.8. Goff Aseodatlon Memora­ VMaAiagre ® »g rto And Tha Magic Movie his popular poem with musical 7:30 10:30 TH U R S D A Y’S S P O R TS S 5 : 8 a Living Faith ® Monnon Christmas Show ble highlights of 1979's U S G A - seiections performed by the Nor­ 1:00 0 A Family Of Winners Unable 0 Christmas Harps The Hous­ 9 3 0 ®BatUaOfThsPMnals e Pareuaalon Noel The West sanclloned poll tournaments are ® Mormon Chriatmaa Show man Luboff Cholr>^ 8 Christmas Harttaga 7.30 to cope with the Increased emo­ ton Harp Ensemble performs DECEM BER 27, 1979 aCarraaoolandaa 1 :8 ®DayOfDiioovafy Viginia Percussion Ensemble, presented. ® C h U r a n ’aClaaale a Michael, Susan, Stephen The tional strain when his stable Christmas carols and classical 0 S h a N a N a OOrafRobarts under the direction of Phil Falni, 8 8 o o o a r EVENING 1 0 3 0 a M a im Athanaon’a Forum 8Rotfsrt8chuasr music. ®MoiiyOlck 80nrausaionNosl Jukebox 1 2 3 0 8.-00 Movie "The Man From Jorwy Quest ® Doctor Who 5 3 0 8Jawtah Hsrilags N a Today ® NHL Hockey Montreal Expos 8 Conaumar Survival KN Colorado"g (1948) Glenn Ford. 0 8 N a ’79 vs. New York Islanders aH oi Fudge ® 0 W Ids World O f Sports William Holden 6:8 2 S a Living FNth 0 A B C N S W S ® Wonder Window P*lt « - TV SPOTUQHT HARVEST HILL SPECIALS TV SPOTUCHT- P»e«5 2 OLOaUNDDAO 41 f? 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Magazine Bond lumps into action when E»a On Saeame 8 B j ^ Company (R) (Mon, 3 8 Movie "The Gilt Of B Movie "Francis 01 Assisi" 8 Haalth FMd (Mon, Wed-FrI) Street (Tue) Love" (1978) Marie Osmond. 3 3 N e w s 3 All In The Family (1901) Bradford DiHman, Doloras enemy agents hijack a plane car­ ------i(tua) 12:00 4:30 6:20 Timothy Bottoms. A rich young 9:00 3 Jack Von Impe Christmas 3 Family Feud Hart. rying two atomic bombs and 10:24 0 A Christmas Ctrot At Ford's «i. Wad- 8 p ^ 3 Bamaby Jones 3 Benny Hill B Kitty Today 3Nawe Fri) girl llvliig in New York City In the B ChaNoe Of SatvaUon Chrlst- 3 Movie "A Holiday Affair " B Movis "Alice's Adventures point one ol them at Miami. (Net­ 8 Weather Thaalrs(Tus) 3J JokeiJoker's WHd B WHd Kingdom B Movie "Kiss Tomorrow 1890's meets and falls In love mae Special (1949) Robert Mitchum. Janet In Wonderland" (1972) Fiona work advises parental discre­ 6:30 B Big Money G oodbye" (19501 James Cagnev. tion.) (R) 10:30 2:15 with a penniless young man. (R) B Chrietmae Day Maas 8 Simple Gifts Leigh. Fullerton. Michael Crawford 3 Up Front (Tue) 0Beetric Company (R) 8 Streets Of San Francisco 8 0 MacNall / Lahrar Report Ward Bond 3 NHL Hockey 3^0hoatAndMrs.Mulr 0 To Be Announoad (Fri) 3S Dr. Scott On Hebrews ® mtarnatlonal Zona (Wad) B B B Hollywood ^uaraa 5:35 2:20 iSM via (Corn’d) (Thu) B Movis (Tua) Utii |.V*'VN" V The Heralt Tuesday, Ch employees it families. Drive care safe holiday. H i Page 8 - TV SPOTLIGHT 1:00 10:00 EVENING Vol, XCIX, No .THURSDAY. J ' Knots Landing 3 3 3 Midnight Special DECEMBER 27.1979 i£ iff News 3 Movie "Only The Valiant" 6:00 (1951) Gregory Peck. 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MANCNESTEI moNE MI-TZn 3 To Be Announced 11:45 him know how I appreciate 8 Movie The Blue Max 1:00 £ 3 N a w s X Angel Face (1953) Robert his continaing to work in ONE (1) DAY SERVICE (1966) George Peppard. James 12:00 Milchum. Jean Simmons order that kis fans might still Mason A young German com­ ® TheAvsngars petes with more experienced lly- £ Movie "Kiss Of Death " tee a little c la u on the screen. ers lor the prestigious Blue Max 4 : 3 (t947) Brian Oonlevy Victor Can yon give me hit address? \fRS award (3 hrs I £ Cornered (1945) Dick Mature — Mrs. Lanren Kalaman, b 3 Matterpleoe Iheatre Powell. Walter Slezak d l Dr. Scott On Hebrews SanU Rosa, CalU. OH All I .Color TV 9:30 3 The Lady In The Lake" Send all kudos to Mr. (1947) Robert Montgomery. 1. id Soap 12:15 Astaire at 1155 San Ysidro St., ■ as svailabla Leon Ames C A R K f - m . 3 Camera Three OD 3 Chartie's Angels Beverly Hills, Calif. 90210

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