PAGE KlhTV-TWO— MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Cunn.. Wed., L)oc. 2li. I!)V; Will Arms Pact Really Help? ."'V ■ : By MClIOl.AS lUMI.OKF Ur. Marshail Shulman. top State Depart ment adviser on Soviet affairs, is aware of Union's World War II lend-lease debt. ' ' WASHINGTON (DPI) — The administration these feelings. He also is in the forefront of But Sen. Henry Jackson, D-Wash„ and Rep. Uncertainty, Crisis hopes soon to conclude a treaty with Moscow those in the administration who believe a Charles Vanik, D-Ohio, frustrated the move by 1 This Man Works Hard Glastonbury Resident I Natural Gas Supply to curb strategic arms, but high officials here successful SALT treaty significantly improve attaching an amendment to the 1974 Trade Act Face Africa Again I are divided as to how much the pact wili really relations. to require Moscow to liberalize emigration of 1 In Hawaiian Travel On Top Ranking Team Highest in Decade ease U S.-Soviet tensions. disgruntled Soviet citizens — many of whom Page 1 0 A number of other administration officials 1 P age 1 4 P age 1 5 1 Page 2 3 In recent months, top Soviet leaders have are skeptical. are Jews — to win such status. YOUTH SPECIALTY SHOP been emphasizing to continuing stream of Soviet authorities quietiy have been Among the most downbeat is Malcolm Toon. I 7S7MAIMST„MAIKIIISnR*64«.l232 American visitors — senators, administration U.S. ambassador to Moscow. Toon tends to see allowing more and more Jews to leave, with officials, businessmen, newsmen — that the the Soviet Union as a tough, authoritarian and the 1978 total reaching perhaps 35,000 to 40,000. SALT-2 treaty is the cornerstone of good unlikely to be softened up much by a pact Even so, there are no signs of any burning mutual relations. Secretary of State Cyrus $Iaatottbur^ limiting the armaments of the two super desire in Congress to overhaul the Jackson- Vance and Russian Foreign Minister Andrei powers. Vanik amendment and make it easier for PEN TO 9 P.M. Clearing Gromyko will begin two days of talks on "It will be a hard row to hoe," said one State Russia to trade with the United States. ON DAYS CIRCLED, SUNDAYS 1 PM to 5 PM Highs in 40s SALT-2 in Geneva tomorrow (Thursday). Department official who requested anonymi- There also are other problems. The pact would limit both sides to a ceiling ty. The Carter administration got off on the December Details on page 2 of 2,250 strategic missiles and bombers and He said SALT-2 would be followed by SALT- wrong foot with the Russians by proclaiming ? Start Your impose a variety of other limitations. 3 — designed to limit medium-range nuclear its devotion to human rights in foreign affairs. S M T W If the treaty is signed and ratified by the arms that threaten the Soviet Union and U.S. Moscow charged the poiicy simply disguised Senate, the Russians are saying, a new era of allies in Europe. These negotiations would old "anti-Soviet " attitudes. 2 Christmas n tm lh cooperation will replace present tensions deal with British and French nuclear systems, lEuf ntttn between the llnited States and the Soviet German security and Soviet systems targeted Soviet officials also complained when they 9 Asbestos Risk Union. Shopping Vol. XCVIll, No. 69 — Manchester, Conn., Thursday, December 21, 1978 on Western Europe. noticed the Carter administration avoided WASHINGTON (UPI) - As I A Family NEWSpaper Since 1881 • 20it Single Copy • 15t Home Delivered But if S.ALT fails, the Kremlin wili suffer a "It will be a long process with many dif- taking Communist China to task for human many as one out of every six •psychological shock," according to Dr. rights violations. 3 Eariy ficuities over a long time,” said this official. " schools in the country may have Greorgi Arbatov, director of Moscow's a really snarly package to deal with." Seasoned U.S. dipiomats point to the classrooms sprayed with poten research institute on the United States and If the arms treaty does pass, the Soviet hawkish functionaries around Soviet Presi Canada. A WONDERFUL tially dangerous asbestos Union can be expected to make a bold new dent Leonid Brezhnev and predict the two coatings, an environmental group The Soviets might try to salvage the pieces SELECTION OF push for normat trading status with the United superpowers will have an uneasy relationship warned today. and seek other areas of agreement with the lor decades. q u a lit y a p p a r e l V—> DOWNTOWN States. The Environmental Defense UeSe, Soviets Talk United States, but disappointment probably President Nixon removed one obstacle to "They are always going to be very difficult FOR KIDS AT MANCHESTER Fund filed a petition with the would dissuade them from putting any real granting Russia "most favored " status in 1972 to deal with," said one official. "Their idea of CHRISTMAS government saying the situation energy into the effort. detente is very limited." by negotiating a settlement of the Soviet presents a potential cancer \ threat. The group asked that a survey be made to identify ail News for Senior Citizens such schools and that repairs be About Pact Details required where needed. “ Potentially millions of Hi, there! Don't forget for another year. sor, 119; Helena Gavello, reminded that you must and also to paint all the that tomorrow is our an- Next thing will be that children in thousands of public GENEVA, Switzerland (UPI) - meeting," Vance told newsmen on off the coast of Georgia. 116; Burt Turner, 115; get your payment in the rooms, etc. So men, start schools across the country are nuai Christmas Gift Party big New Year's Eve Secretary of State Cyrus Vance met arrival from Washington. Brezhnev, however, has often said Rene Maire, 114. first week in January. By checking out your equip needlessly being subjected to a with Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei here at the center. This is celebration. Speaking of “ I have come to Geneva to do my he would not meet Carter until he Then on Monday, we had the way. we still have a ment and schedule and if cancer risk of unknown Gromyko today in an atteiript to con utmost to have a successful meeting the day when a woman that reminds me that our 11 tables for our pinochle could be sure of signing a treaty to couple of seats left if you you have experience in magnitude,” EDF lawyer Bob clude final details of the elusive new and reach a conclusion,” he sgid. brings a woman's gift, and Big Holiday Dance Is games and the following shelf or cabinet making limit the nuclear arsenals of the two think you'd like to get a Rauch said. strategic arms limitation agreement Before Vance departed from An a man one for a man. We ask s c h e d u le d fo r n e x t winners: Helena Gavello, and feel you will have some superpowers. break from this coid New ‘‘While the full extent of the and clear the way for a summit drews Air Force Base near that the gift be at least $2 Thursday Dec. 28. Some 813; Martin Bakstan, 788; England weather. Call our time to help, please call A major outstanding issue in the problem remains unknown, the between Soviet President Leonid Washington, national security ad and the type of gift you. people have asked if they George Last, 786: Ann office, 647-3211 for further our office 647-3123 leaving talks is the recent Soviet practice of evidence to date shows that in Brezhnev and President Carter. viser Zbigniew Brzezinski disclosed yourseif would like to could come and play a little Fisher, 785; Marjorie information. your name with us. encoding technical data sent back to many schools children are being to White House reporters President Earth by Soviet missiles during test receive. .Along with the gift cards downstairs, McLain. 782; Robert We extend our sincere Things are beginning to Vance and Gromyko met for two exposed to levels of asbestos far Carter hopes J oj meet, with Soviet flights. party we will be treated to because they are not too in Schubert 780; Robina heartfelt condolences to shape up now and you'd be hours this morning, scheduled some super entertainment terested in dancing. So we in excess of those in ambient air another session for the afternoon, President Leonid Brezhnev about Carroll, 770; Marg Hall, the families of Blanche surprised at what the and equal to levels associated Jan. 15. by students of the Keeney say, why not. Come on in, more meetings Friday if necessary, U.S. intelligence monitors these 761; Ed Scott, 755; Hans McDowell and Lawrence architect and engineers with an increased risk of cancer,” transmissions and learns from them School sixth grade. They buy a ticket, play cards if Frederickson, 742; Ann on Saturday. Asked if this means he believes he Riker who passed away can find when they dig into he added. the characteristics and behavior of will present their version you wish, then join us for Thompson. 733. and Gromyko will complete the new Monday. things. It really takes a lot Hodding Carter III, Vance's Soviet missiles. The Soviet encoding of a Charlie Brown skit and the snacks and door prizes. Just a reminder that our SALT treaty and sign or initial it, Shortly after the middle of drawings and then many spokesman, said after the first ses frustrates the U.S. intelligence ef sing some Christmas Our bus wiil run, providing Winter Preview Vance replied, “No, we don’t expect exercise class has ended of January, I'll be sending changes before the final sion that Vance and Gromyko laid fort. songs. Santa Claus will we get a fair number to to sign anything. We also do not for the time being and out a call for senior decision is made. An ice storm and snow in New out for each other "where both sides If the practice continues, U.S. pf- arrive right after that and sign up in advance. expect to initial a final draft.” hopefully it wili start again volunteers such as We ll keep you posted as York and New England and bliz believe where the positions are. It is ficials fear, it could endanger the with the help of some of his Some of you were asking after the first of the year. carpenters and painters. things keep moving along. zards in the Northern Rockies and not possible to characterize or give elves, will pass out the about our good friend M Use Our' Vance said his meetings with ratification of the pact by the Senate. You lucky folks who have We ll be needing help in By the way, there will northern Great Lakes states the state of play,” Carter said. Gromyko form “part of the con gifts. By the way, we will Esther Anderson. She now y Layaway. Other unresolved issues involve: signed up for the bus trip to building shelves and not be a noontime meal today gave the nation one last Both sides, he said, want to tinuing effort to reach a conclusion.” be serving a delicious resides at 3411 St. Camion Fiorida in February are cabinets for our new center this Friday. preview of winter, officially one examine all the issues and move Gromyko, who arrived Wednesday, — Constraints to be placed on the turkey dinner with all the Seco Rm. 99, Tucson, Soviet Backfire bomber, which has day away. them forward as much as they can. also said he did not expect any final trimmings at noontime, so Arizona, 85730. So drop her intercontinental potential and could It was more like spring in Ken Carter said that Vance's meeting agreement at the two-day meeting. why not join us for the a card and she'll be happy tucky, with heavy and steady rain. in Brussels Saturday with Egyptian pose a threat to the United States. meal and then enjoy the to receive it. “That would be too much for to — The number of warheads which Waters from the floods in Arizona Prime Minister Mustafa Khalil and hope for,” he said, adding: “The afternoon activities. Our News here at the center and New Mexico, where eight per Israeli Foreign Minister Moshe may be placed on a strategic missile. both buses will make the starts with last Friday Soviet Union is ready to bring closer, — The number of cruise missiles sons were missing and feared “There’s still a lot of people who remember me in Glaston Dayan will depend on when the SALT through the joint efforts of our two rounds picking up people afternoon setback games. which U.S. bombers may carry. dead, receded. bury,’’ says The Rev. Karl E. Blake. The former pastor of St. meetings end. countries, the date of signing of this starting at 10 a.m. We had 33 people and the Freezing rain that belted the Vance and Gromyko will meet agreement.” Just think, only five days winners were: Archie Mark’s Church recently celebrated his 50th year in the Shortly before Vance departed Midwest Wednesday belted New Friday and possibly Saturday as Gromyko added, however, that he left and Christmas will be Houghtaling, 130; Mike ministry. (Herald photo by Maynard) Wednesday evening, the State York State by nightfall and well. Carter said. hoped the talks would "considerably here, and then all the long DeSimone, 125; A1 B.D. PEARL Department announced that he wPuld Massachusetts a short time later, ■ • On morning arrival from advance” the date at which the new planning, buying of gifts Chellman, 125; Martha meet with Israeli Foreign Minister turning roads to sheets of ice and Washington, Vance said he hopes for treaty can be signed. and excitement of the LaBate, 124; Josephine Moshe Dayan and his Egyptian A causing numerous accidents. "a very early agreement” on SALT. Brzezinski said the administration counterpart Mustafa Khalil in grandchildren will be over Schuetz, 123; Grace Wind- Police throughout New York Pastor Reflects "My hope is that a mutually accep hoped to hold the long-contemplated Brussels, probably Dec. 23, in an urged motorists to avoid any un table basis for a very early agree Soviet-American meeting in attempt to revive the stalled peace necessary driving. ment at SALT can be reached at this Washington and on St. Simon’s island talks. Train Hits Bus On Past Service By CHARLIE MAYNARD grow, unlike Manchester or East MUNOZ, Spain (UPI) — A train Hartford Before I came, a pastor smashed into a crowded school lirruld ItcpurliT from Manchester was handling the SELF CLEMIING bus today at an unguarded GLASTONBURY - Even after 50 parish. They hired me because 1 Palestinian Rockets crossing in western Spain, tearing years in the ministry. The Rev. Karl could handle the German." G .L RANGE the vehicle in two and hurling E. Blake still gets a little jittery Mr. Blake took over the German debris up to 200 yards. when he reaches the pulpit. services, along with the sauerkraut Police said 20 children were "1 still get butterflies in the suppers, and did one English service Smash Israeli Town killed when the driver of the bus stomach when 1 start to preach, " a month. However, shortly lost his race with the locomotive said the former minister of St. afterwards, the services went all •MANCHESTER •WINDSOR By I iiilnl Press liileriiulionul guns also were pounding the Rihan Saturday in an attempt to revive in Salamanca Province. Fourteen Mark’s Church on Griswold Street. English. Palestinian rockets smashed into and Zaghla districts north of the stalled peace talks. children were critically injured ‘Tm like the veteran pitcher who Mr. Blake was to stay in town for •HARTFORD •ROCKVIUE Litani River. The Palestine Liberation Front’s and one was missing. gets jittery but feels fine once the 21 years and he has many fond the northern Israeli settlemenent of Kiryat Shemona and the Jewish state The communique also accused communique said Israeli artillery The accident occurred on the first pitch is thrown.” memories from his days in Glaston pounded sites in southern Lebanon south Lebanon's rightist militia positions in the Metulla area of final day of school before the It is no coincidence that Mr. Blake, bury. Some of those were; one day after its planes strafed forces of helping the Israelis. northern Galilee “went into action as POLYVISOL’ Christmas vacation. Three of the now with the Redeemer Evangelical • Roger Ames; "He was already a The radical Popular Front for the Lutheran Church in Lebanon, mixes Lebanese Palestinian positions. early as midnight EST and the dead belonged to one family and .300 hitter but he still wanted me to Eight Israelis, including four Liberation of Palestine said in Beirut shelling was still continuing four MULTIVITAMIN SUPPLEMM two of them to another. his theology with baseball. "help him with his hitting." children, were wounded in the attack their guerrillas returned the Israeli hours later.” 100 CHEWABLE The little Holyoke, Mass, native, • Dick Williams, former chairman on Kiryat Shemona, but casualty fire "to retaliate lor the artillery at The communique said the Israeli just two weeks shy of his 75th of the Town Council: "He couldn't TABLCTS Satisfies Court tacks on civilian targets.” gunners opened fire in the Hasbani birthday, turned out some make Karl Blake Night (Oct. 21, figures from an attack Wednesday on REGUIM UPl's Beirut correspondent River basin area, 8 miles from the NASHVILLE, Tenn. (UPI) - powerhouse Naubuc Indian teams 1961) but did sign the resolution Nabatiyeh, 9 miles north of the m Richard Sisk reported today border and the village of Qelia, a lit Chancellor Robert Brandt, in a during Glastonbury's Saturday mor which honored me by the Town Coun Jewish state, were not available. WITN Defense Minister Ezer Weizman witnesses said Israeli gunners tle over 2 miles farther north. ruling Wednesday, said, "The ning leagues. cil. pounded the south Lebanon town of RON court is satisfied th a t... Gov. Ray In seven years, his teams from the helicoptered to Kiryat Shemona to “This enemy escalation in south • Low Water Utage Cycle • Jim Kinne of South Glastonbury: Nabatiyeh and sent gunboats on • Recycle Wash Selection Blanton has unlawfully delegated North End won five championships in survey the damage and visit the Lebanon is part of its continued con Including Power Scrub' Cycle Selections including Energy "I kept asking him to give me wounded. reconnaisance missions along the spiracy against the Palestinian Saver Cycle the power to grant pardons, what he called "an intense rivalry " citizenship in Nayaug." • Energy Saver Drying Option There was speculation in the coast. revolution amj the Lebanese (leftist) reprieves, and other forms of with teams from the Center, South It was at the Nov. 26 special Jewish state Israeli planes would be The witnesses said the Palestinian national movement," the Front com executive clemency to subor and4)ast Glastonbury. worship service when Mr. Blake was sent north again to retaliate as they guerrillas, who went on full alert munique said. NOW' dinate staff members ...” Mr. Blake insists his Indians would honored for his 50 years in the following Wednesday's Israeli air Ismael's national radio said an Assistant Metropolitan have won a sixth championship, but a ministry. People from Holyoke. New did Wednesay after twin Palestinian bombings in Jerusalem. strikes, fired at the gunboats as they apartment building in Kiryat ONLY • Quiet PermaTuf Interior Nashville District Attorney David pitching change which backfired led York, Glastonbury and elsewhere Wash Aim______The cycle of attacks and retaliation “approached the Sidon coast.” Shemona was hit by a rocket and Raybin said the ruling could mean to the inevitable second-guessing. attended the service in Lebanon. The TAMPAX tampons 40’s are the biggest Israeli-Palestinian Wednesday's air strikes were the several children were taken from the all prisoners released without "We lost that game, ” he said. "I time was bad, he said, because ol the first since the Camp David peace in Blanton's specific authority will took out that red-head, Bobby exchanges since Israel invaded ruins in shock. G.E. WASHER Thanksgiving weekend and the begin southern Lebanon in March to itiative. In London Wednesday, King Hus have to be returned to prison. Jones." ning of deer season. But his guests in RANGES retaliate for a huge Palestinian Despite the outbreak of attacks and sein of Jordan said he plans to take te TAAArvAv ‘ Super Secretary of State Gentry Crowell Mr. Blake's study in his Village cluded, from Glastonbury, Kenny guerrilla attack near Tel Aviv that counterattacks, the U.S. State Middle East conflict back to the U.N. reported his records showed Hill home reflects his enthusiasm for and Gertrude Haywood and Jay and TAMPAX. Super Flue destroyed a bus and its occupants. Department, Egypt and Israel con Security Council or may seek to get tampons ^ DUAL POWER MICROWAVE sentences of 393 prisoners have baseball and his passion for the Ruth Picard. A guerrilla communique, dis firmed Secretary of State Cyrus the Geneva peace conference < 5 0 been commuted and pardons have Lord's works. The top shelf includes "So you sec, there's still some old- WASHERS Vance will meet Egyptian and Israeli OVEN WITH DEFROST tributed by the Palestine News Agen reconvened with all interested par been issued for 45 more during books on theology. The bottom shelf timers in Glastonbury who know • Defrost cycia uses lower negotiators in Brussels, Belgium ties. including the Palestinians and Blanton's term of office. has baseball biographies and cy WAFA, said Israeli long-range power 10 thaw foods quickly me, ” he said. the Soviet Union, taking part. REVLON FACTORY and evenly. Certain foods coaching techniques. DRYERS also cook better using low Inside Today To Mr. Blake, the two vocations DISCOUNT PRICED power are not segregated. • Qreal tor "Planned-Overs" Business...... 28 "They go together, ” he said "You Oukskly reheat lehovers Classified...... 24-26 REBATE can't be a Christian and separate and gNe them lhal just- Com ics...... 27 cooked flavor China Deals in Steel, Oil Rigs yourself from your sport or your Editorial ...... 13 AS LOW AS • Cook h serve In the same profession. It is difficult being a SAVESS dish-gless, ceramic paper Entertainment ...... I8 HONG KONG (UPI) - China's 800 million people and in view of the drilling — at a cost of $40 million. Rieder characlon/.c'Sl ilic Cliiiic.se F am ily...... g Chri.stian. But you can put Christian principles in sports. ” steel production will top 31 million tons needs occasioned by the four moder They are the first such equipment as good businessmen. Larga Capacity Programmed • Energy saving cold wash Gardening ...... 19 this year. Chairman Hua Kuo-leng Washer with Set A Forget • rinse option selection It wasn’t just sports, however, that nizations. Quality, variety and to be purchased from the United "The mainland Chinese are very MOD JET S5 Gift G uide...... 20-21 said today, and the Dallas-based LTV Controls • Bleach dispenser: Fabric Mr. Blake involved himsclt with specifications fall far short of state States by mainland China. straight forward, excellent Mini-Basket"* feature Softener Dispenser •299** Obituaries ...... 14 during his days in Glastonbury. He Corp, announced it will sell China $40 requirements." Deliveries were expected by 1980. negotiators," he said. "Of course, Sports...... 15-17 OURACELT Variable Water Level Including • Fllter-Flo* System was chairman ol the boys and girls million worth of oil rigs to bolster its The United Slates produced 128 The rigs will be used by government- they've been trading for thousands of Mini-Basket settlr>g Television ...... ig petroleum industry. Alkaline Batteries . . committee of the Lions Club as well million tons of steel in 1976. owned China Oil & Gas Exploration years so we expected that.” OTHERS AS LOW AS $299.95 Radio Peking said Hua announced as being President. He was Club One of the reasons for the sharp in and Development Corporation. Peking Radio also reported that the 1978 steel production figures to a crease in steel production was the R.C. Rieder, chairman of the LTV the Chinese Finance Ministry had DSize [rTlC Size Master and I’robation Officer, and SPECIAL ■A FULL SERVICE DEALER...SALES-SERVICE-SATISFACTION national metalurgical conference completion of two steel mills built in B •served as chaplain at the Pines Con subsidiary Continental-Emsco, said allocated special funds for use as Instant credit to $500 and at the same time revealed 1,650 2For U |J2F (X valescent Home and the Colonial Wuhan by West Germans and the cotract had been under negotia bonus payments to workers in in *1«« ^ t^oe ih Approved Credit Cards Convalescent Home. new oil wells have gone into produc Japanese, tion for about three years and more dustrial enterprises fulfilling produc Mr. Blake was in.stallcd at St. tion. Although the report said 1,650 new intensively for the past six months. tion quotas. "XL Mark's in December. 1940 and was The steel figure was up 7 million oil wells went into production during Rieder said it was coincidiental The Communist Party newspaper. the lirst resident pastor of the tons from last year, making it the the year, no figure was given for that the contract and U.S. recogni People's Daily, said the ministry’s SON biggest annual gain ever achieved, " n bK P E A R L ^ church. total oil outout, tion of the Peking government came irective "represents a major move to Hua said. e^ee> "St. Mark's never had its own LTV President Raymond A. Hay at the same time. stimulate industrial growth in China "But we must not grow com Each 649 IVIAIN ST. TEL. 643-2171 \1AN( HKSTEK pastor. " he said, "despite being one said Wednesday his firm will sell “We had no knowledge of the by combining the personal interests placent," the chairman warned, of the oldest churches in the state of China seven oil drilling rigs— two for government's announcement. It was of the workers with the interests of “Our steel output is still very low in Connecticut. Glastonbury just didn't use on land and five for offshore a nice coincidence.” the enterprises and the state.” terms of per capita holding for our PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER EVKNING HERALD, Manchester. Conn . Thurs,, Dec. 21, 19711 Cimino Named ArcliilecI MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Thurs.. Dec 21 I!i7ll I'AffK Tllltl.1 Money (>hief Says Audits FxaKJ5<‘rale(l For New Housing Units HARTFORD (UPl) — Orest Thomas Dubno, appointed 53-year-uld accountant and presently East Haven finance three months later. commissioner of Connecticut's new Department of director, to fill the deputy's slot. The Tax Department Dubno concedes everything isn I perfect. But. he says Revenue Services, says state auditors critical of the will be renamed Jan. 1 under the government reorganiza the Doomsday tune sung by the auditors is off target. B y i m ; v u s o \ The MHA met with four other ^CHRISTMAS senior citizens center would make a I agency have exaggerated departmental problenis. tion plan. Mrnilil l{r|mrliT architectural firms interested in "They received one complaint, " he said. "We have ap good community center for the "I think, unfortunately, through no lault of ours, there Both appointments are effective Jan. 5. proximately 14.000 accounts. Sixty of them are cigarette MANCHKSTEK - The architect doing the work for the new units, but residents living in the nearby has been an undesireable image created.” said Dubno. Cimino's proposed savings made the "We have not 100 percent captured the itaxi inlor- wholesalers and distributors. The complaint we received who designed the existing 40 units at apartments. who was an assistant vice president with the First New mation,” Dubno said in his agency's defense, "but 1 think difference in the final decision. was from one of them. They have an incredihie volume ol SPECIALS I Spencer Village has been selected as The senior center might not always Haven National Bank bclure joining the department in; it's misleading to insinuate that all of the accounts are Since the other four firms money being paid in and assessed.” ‘- N s DECORATIVE POTS the architect lor housing lor the be available for residents wishing to 1975. nut in balance and that we don't know what people owe previously had not designed units at "Yes. we made a mistake on that account. But. 1 don't elderly adjacent to that site. hold parties and get-togethers, Den Duhno didn't mention any names. But recent criticism us. " think it's representative of comments made on our ac WITH HANGER *12*91 the site, they could not offer the After selecting the architect, the nis Phelan, executive director of the heaped upon the agency has come mostiy from state Donohue and Becker disagree. counts receivable. We do have control over the millions same discount. Manchester Housing Authority MHA, said. auditors Leo Donohue and Henry Becker. They, unlike Just this week, the two auditors declared the computer ol dollars, but not over the small amount that is computer 'This letter is the difference." Ada rejected a pro|H)sal that it locate its Mastrangelo said the senior center Dubno. think the agency is a mess. system hasn't improved at all since they found it in generated." 'CEMETERY POTS Sullivan, an MHA member, said of next units on property to the rear ol is a separate operation from the The 41-year-old deputy tax commissioner was ap "shambles” when performing an audit last tall. (ireen School, which is being con the five percent reduction propo.sal. The computer system is what the auditors jumped on in MHA. pointed by Gov. Ella Grasso Wednesday to succeed his They added they went back to take another look this CENTERPIECES "If there's going to be any savings their October report. They said it was disorganized. verted to a senior citizens center The new units at the Spencer boss, Gerald Heflernan. in the $30.400-a-year com month after receiving a complaint from a businessman The authority voted to have lor us, il 's incumbent upon lis to save West Hartford businessman E. Clayton Gengras — Village site will include some im missioner's post. that his tax bill had been paid, but he was still being billed lormer Republican gubernatorial candidate and now WREATHS-NATIVE TREES Dominic Cimino be the architect lor that money and pass that savings on provements. Ceiling barriers or new Mrs. Grasso appointed Pasquale Barbato ol Hamden, a close aiJviser to Democratic Gov. Ella Gra.sso — was the units adjacent to Spencer Village, to the town, " member Richard smoke detectors will be installed to Schwolsky said. responsible lor setting up the computer system in the 40 units of housing for the elderly prevent the frequent unnecessary department. opened earlier this year on Spencer Murphy said he questioned whether •PoinMttIa triggering of the detectors that has Dubno said taxes that sometimes get fouled up in the Street. Cimino actually would be able to occurred in the existing units. computer system are only a friction ol the total revenue •Rieger Begonia The MHA plans to locate more un- save the five percent. He also has Ex-Spy Gets State Post collected. 'Po illustrate, he said the accounts receivable •Cyclamen ^il5^on a three-acre parcel next to the expressed displeasure with the HARTFORD (UPI) — A former CIA agent who spent 20 53-year-old accountant and presently East Haven finance exiting units. It already has appearance of the existing units at report Dec, 14 showed an error ol $575.94 on a total tile ol •Kalanchoe years in a Chinese prison on spy charges and two veteran director, to fill Dubno’s old job. $20.5 million. received approval for 40'units at the Spencer Village. Shealy Named and much more state employees have been named to key jobs in Gov. Duffy, a deputy Commerce Department commissioner, "There are a lot of things that are working in this site and is seeking approval lor Murphy had suggested use of the Merry Chritimas Ella Grasso's administration. will ^ responsible for finding jobs and training Connec department." he said. another 10 units. land next to Green School as a site To Aging Job The. governor announced Wednesday that Joiin ticut's chronically unemployed. Dubno also disputed a claim made in the audit that Cimino wrote to the authority last lor 40 units of elderly housing. There Downey, the former CIA agent, will become secretary of The 32-year-old Deep River resident will begin his new HARTFORD (UPl) - Gov. Ella employee morale was suffering due to the computer week and said he probably could are 2.5 acres there, and Murphy said the new Department of Business Regulation. job Jan. 1. He will receive $28,760 a year. system. Grasso today appointed Marin Shea provide a savings of at least five per the housing could be built without the She picked Orest Thomas Dubno as head of the Depart Duffy s successor in the Commerce Department will be ,GREEN HOUSE ly, a deputy insurance commissioner "People, 1 think, are a little bit more at ease. I think cent for the architectural cost of need for constructing a community Santa Brings Gifts to AARP ment of Revenue Services and Charles Duffy as under John Carson, a 35-year-old Bloomfield resident who has 315 BROAD ST., (AcroMtrom Po«t Office) center. and former first selectman of Wood most ol the employees are satisfied right now. 1 don't designing the new units. secretary of the Office of Policy and Management for worked as the department’s director of economic S OPEN EVERY NITE 10*1 MANCHESTER bury, as her new commissioner on think it's unrealistic to expect out of a stafi of 400 or so The savings would result from He felt the senior citizens center Santa Claus was on hand Wednesday after development, planning and research. P XM At EVE 104 PM PHONE 849-7370 aging, Morasco, vice president, during the chapter’s employment and training. people we will lind everyone totally satisfied.” reuse of the designs used for the could serve a dual role as the com noon to distribute gifts to members of In 1952, Downey was captured while working for the ^ Mrs. Shealy, a 50-year-old mother Christmas party at Willie’s Steak House. San Spencer V'illage units. Revision munity center for the housing units. CIA in China. He was imprisoned until 1973. of five, will replace acting aging Manchester Chapter, American Association ta is Edward Atkinson, the chapter’s would be made, but the same basic The present community center at Earlier this year, the 48-year-old New Haven commissioner William McKay im of Retired Persons, including Mrs. Faith plans could be used. Spencer Village is expected to be legislative chairman. (Herald photo by Pin Democrat, who practices law in Wallingford, made an mediately in the $29,229 a year post. Fallow, chapter president, and Francesco The architect's fee will be 5.9 per converted to a maintenance area, to) unsuccessful run for his party's lieutenant governor McKay took over the Department cent of the total construction cost. and a new center will be built along nomination. The MHA has received $680,000 lor with the new units. on Aging when former commissioner Under the state reorganization plan. Downey will have William Ratchford left the job to constructing the new units, but some Murphy said the Green School site administrative and budgetary responsibilities for the make a successful run for Congress. feel that figure may be low. could save about $75,000 because it Cuminings Says Joyner divisions of banking, insurance, liquor control, public McKay will now return to his old con The architect's fee. based on the would not require construction of utility control and the consumer counsel, another center. sulting job at the University of $680,000, would be about $40,000. A Downey, whose appointment takes effect Jan. 1, will Connecticut. five percent reduction would reduce Other authority members, receive a salary of $33,162. Mrs. Grasso originally offered the that figure by $2,000. however, questioned whether the Wrong About Phase-In Mrs, Grasso chose Dubno, a 41-year-old veteran state commissioner on aging post to West employee from New Haven, to head Connecticut's tax Haven Mayor Robert Johnson, one of MANCHESTER — One of the spon beneficial to most property owners in Business can share,” Cummings department, which has been renamed the Department of nine candidates for this year’s sors of the phase-in legislation today town. said. said the man who replaced him in the Revenue Services. Democratic nomination for lieute Cummings said of Joyner's "The very people whose fortunes Dubno, a deputy tax commissioner who actively cam nant governor. But Johnson turned state Legislature is making a mis proposal repeal, “ I believe he is have been made in doing business paigned for the job, will succeed his boss, Gerald Heffer- the governor down. take by seeking repeal of the phase- denying his first pledge to people — with the residents are some of those nan, in the $30,4(X)-a-year commissioner’s post. Dubno Mrs. Shealy .was elected first in. that is to help them.” who refuse to share those profits will take office Jan. 5, selectman of Woodbury in 1973 and Ted Cummings, who was defeated Supporters of the phase-in have with their customers now,” he said. Mrs. Grasso appointed Pasquale Barbato of Hamden, a was reelected in 1975. At that time, in November by Republican Walter pointed to the savings it creates for Most of those with personal proper the first program for the elderly was Joyner, made his comments this most homeowners. Opponents, ir- ty benefit because the own homes. established in Woodbury. morning following Joyner's an cluding Joyner, say the bill creates The largest personal property Another Teen Held Last year, Mrs. Grasso made Mrs. nouncement he will seek repeal of inequities for taxpayers who pay per owners, such as Hartford Electric the phase-in. Cummings had been one Shealy a deputy insurance com sonal properties and for business that Light Co., do not, but Cummings said In Teacher’s Death missioner. of the supporters of the bill. do n o t benefit as much as he is not as concerned with these The Gift For Saving The phase-in permits a town to NEW HAVEN (UPI) — Authorities say a New Haven homeowners. firms as with the homeowners. spread increases in assessments teen-ager has become a second suspect in the fatal Cummings said the bill is fair and "That's very difficult for me to shooting of business education teacher Anthony Annun- resulting from a revaluation over a businesses should be willing to share shed tears about that,” he said of the Furnace Blast live-year period. Manchester was the ziata inside the Wilbur Cross High School. some of their past profits with those increase for such firms as HELCO. Mark Osborn, 18, was taken into custody Wednesday at first community in the state to adopt customers who they have serviced in "They can pass their costs — and the phase-in. his home on Brookside Ave., police said. He was charged the past. they do — to their customers,” he An SBM Gift Savings Account—^the only gift that Dam ages Home Cummings said the phase-in is with felony murder and conspiracy to commit robbery in “It's simply the idea of sharing. said. the first degree. MANCHESTER — A furnace Boston Jaycees Annunziata, 56, was shot once in the chest last keeps on growing and saves you time and money, too. explosion Wednesday resulted in , Thursday while manning the high school’s student store. damage to a Woodbridge Street' He died later at Yale-New Haven Hospital. home. Osborn was being held on $100,000 bond, pending The explosion was caused by a arraignment in New Haven Superior Court today, police malfunctioning oil burner, Wallace J. said. Irish, public information officer for Women Still Welcome Another teen-age suspect in the shooting, Reginald Keeps on growing Helps them save Saves you time the Eighth Utilities District, said Jones, 17, also of New Haven, was arraigned Monday on a The Eighth Utilities District was BOSTON (UPI) — The Boston chapter of the U.S. munity service along with men is unconscionable in pre An SBM Gift Savings Account earns When you give an SBM Gift Savings Just walk into any one of SBM’s chargfcof felony murder, the day of Annunziata’s funeral. the highest interest allowed. So, called to the scene shortly after 5:30 Jaycees says women are still welcome in the local sent society.” Police declined to say if Osborn was a student in a New Account, you’re starting them on the convenient locations, tell us the p.m. and responded with its rescue organization and says it will fight attempts to restore the The class action lawsuit, filled by a Massachusetts Haven school. They also refused to say what role Osborn instead of giving a gift that depreciates road to saving and that’s a difficult amount you wish to give, and we’ll do truck and two pumpers. Jaycees’ all-mate status. grroup calling its The Alliance for Women Membership, played in the shooting. in value, you’re giving a gift that thing to do today. And, your gift will the rest. We’ll even “giftwrap” it for The house at 90 Woodbridge St oc National Jaycees President Barry L. Kennedy warned is believed to be the first legal attempt to block the appreciates in value. Trim Fashions' be long-remembered. Eveiytime they you. Each passbook comes in a cupied by Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas earlier this week the Executive Board would vote Jan, 19 national organization’s policy against women members. add to the account, they’ll think of Duva, was filled with heavy black on his motion to revoke the Boston chapter’s charter un The Jaycees first began allowing women to join in 1975 personalized, attractively designed gift SpeC'llirmgfirioii.eit n The perfect present for you. card and envelope. oily smoke, Irish said. less the local organization ousts all 200 women members on a trial basis to determine whether the organization's iLINDIRIZING plu»*BlKt fathiont “ problem” people by then. longstanding men-only membership should be abolished. A pipe connection from the furnace Saves you money 90th Birthday to the chimney and the furnace But Boston chapter President John F. Kendrick said But Kennedy ordered experiment terminated last July For family members with changing expired. The fire was confined to Wednesday the women will retain their membership and and he said local chapters would have their charters tastes and sizes. For people who An SBM Gift Savings Account saves Salvatore Raimondo of 52 Maple St„ Manchester, was the basement. said the 400-member local will join several women revoked if they did not bar all women members by Dec. 1. are just plain hard to please. Your you money, too. You pay no sales honored at a 90th birthday dinner recently at Vic’s Restaurant Six firefighters had to wear air- colleagues Friday in a court challenge of the national Two attempts to change the national bylaws to allow tax. gven by his children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren packs and were covered with soot order. women to join the Jaycees have been defeated at the gift-giving problems are over. He has four daughters, Mrs. Anthony Dubaldo, Mrs. Walter w ^n they left the house, Irish said. The Boston chapter is believed to have the largest con organization’s national conventions, with the most recent Tedford’ Mrs. John Walsh, all of Manchester, and Mrs. Ron One witness said he saw a ball of centration of female members in the national community defeat coming last summer. But several local chapters fire shoot out of the home’s chimney. service organization. across the nation have continued to admit women. t Miller of California, and one son, Thomas Raimondo of Mrs. Duva also said she had smelled A hearing is scheduled Friday in Middlesex County Kendrick said he is confident the courts will support his Manchester. (Herald photo by Strempfer) an odor for a couple of days Irish Superior Court in Cambridge, when the Boston chapter chapter’s insistence on retaining its women members Said. and a group of women Jaycees will ask a judge to in and will order the national Executive Board to go along Special SiMi validate the national order to exclude women from the with the policy. 12W - 26'A organization. ■fd 31 to 52 ■ A TTU *■ National Weather "We, the officers, will not abandon our women members who, like 4he men, have worked tirelessly in City Fest Hi Lo behalf of the chapter ... ” Kendrick told a news con Albuquerque c 48 25 Miami Beach c 77 70 Anchorage pc 20 10 Milwaukee pc 34 25 ference at the Jaycees’ Boston office. "To deny women Asheville pc 67 48 Minneapolis pc 30 07 full participation to develop themselves through com Atlanta pc 72 53 Nashville pc 69 35 Billings s 30 18 New Orleans c 80 59 Birmingham pc 74 45 New York r 45 37 Boston r 35 32 Oklahoma City c 64 25 Brownsville, Tx. pc 82 65 Omaha c 31 17 Buffalo s 48 33 Philadelphia pc 43 43 Charleston, S.C. r 73 64 Phoenix c 58 39 Charlotte, N.C. r 63 48 Pittsburgh cy 58 33 i SPECIAL CHRISTMAS Chicago pc 37 18 Portland, Maine r 29 24 Celveland s 58 30 Portland, Ore. r 40 32 « F0« SHOPPERS Columbus cy 60 32 Providence r 33 31 Dallas c 77 37 Richmond pc 55 46 [S3* UriW tATMCR FOTOCAST 0 Denver c 35 20 St. Louis pc 68 23 jCMOSTMtS Des Moines c 34 18 Salt Lake City pc 31 20 Detroit cy 41 32 San Antonio c 78 42 ■ For period ending 7 a m. EST Friday. During Thursday Duluth cy 24 09 San Diego c 63 44 night, snow will fall over the upper Mississippi valley, El Paso c 52 27 San Francisco c 51 44 while shower activity will be expected in most of Florida! Hartford r 33 28 San Juan pc 84 76 CASH ROSES Clear to partly cloudy skies will dominate the rest of the Honolulu pc 78 67 Seattle r 44 40 nation. Houston c 78 49 Spokane e 31 28 I& CARRY Indianapolis cy 61 30 Tampa c 31 28 *7.50 Jackson, Miss. c 81 44 Washington pc 49 43 Jacksonville pc 77 63 Wichita c 58 23 Kansas City c 39 21 c-clear; cl-clearing; cy- Fonin'clieiil l*’oM‘casl Las Vegas c 51 30 cloudy; f-fair; hz-haze; m- Little Rock c 67 33 missing; pc-partly cloudy; r- OFF Partial clearing this altcrnoon. Highs in the low 40s or Ix)S Angeles c 62 40 rain; sh-showers; sm-smoke; LARGE around 6 Celsius. Variable cloudiness windy and colder lyouisville pc 66 32 sn-snow; sy-sunny; ts- EVERY ITEM IN THE ' TdidayEiftWrans! Memphis c 71 .15 thunderstorms: w-windy. tonight and !■ riday Lows tonight mid teens to the low 20s. POINSETTIAS GIVE HER SOMETHING SOFT AND COZY THIS | Highs hriday in the low to mid 30s. Chance ol precipita STORE NOW TILL CHRISTMASI WE HAVE A HEART WARMING tion diminishing to 20 percent this altcrnoon and 10 per K\t<‘n(l(‘(l Outlook cent tonight and !• riday Westerly winds 20 to .30 mph and CHRISTMAS COLLECTION OF MOST-WANTED LOOKS ' gusty tonight diminishing slowly Fridav. Mass.. R.I., Conn.: Fair Saturday. Chance of rain or FLEECY WRAPS, QUILTED VERSIONS, COMFY , .snow Sunday. Clearing Monday, Christmas Day, Highs COTTONS, VELOUR NUMBERS FOR EASY Saturday and Sunday in the upper 30s and low 40s with SELECTING. lows mostly in the 20s. Turning a little colder Christmas exsirn TAGWAY ! W i n liT S|)ori,s OiiilooU Day. . _____ c a r b y I _ Savings Bank of Manchester There Maine. New Hampshire: Chance of flurries Saturday. i “LASOESTMTAIL OSOWER IN M A N C H E ST^ ■e will he a lew snow flurries over much ol the ski Fair Sunday. Chance sf flurries Monday. Christmas Day. SHOES I Highs in the 20s north and 30s south. Lows in the single K-MART 8HOPPINQ CENTER % Z u i t . , ’ •> IS but will! numbers and teens. 207 SPENCER STREET VUMN WETHERSFIIO MANCHESTER, CONN. S BLOOMFIELD '^e^tefetred Vermont: Rain or .snow showers Saturday. Fair early jrause V«m CM SiM Inm am. 806 Parh Avf AVON nosm ^ , I , "! r '’'' i'lnv will be n II Sunday Udlowed by rain or snow .showers late Sunday OPEN M0N.-FHI. 9:30 TO 9:30 « UMIH WitliinlM filoomfiHd Mjnehester, E «l Harlford, South Windsor. Ashford, Aisdover, ind Bolton. FLORI9T & QREENHpUSESg Cdidot Phjd in Hie^soulh "'n chiinging to Hurries Monday, Christmas Day Highs 25 to SAT. 0:30 TO 0:00 % SRifpill CiHlir Shoppint Plata Member FDIC. MErlTOO .15. laiws in the teens. 621 HARTFORD RD. • MANCHESTER sn-«4ii E H 0080 643-9559 or 643-9550 H £ SUN. 12 TO 0:00 « OPEN page four — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn.. Thurs.. Dei. il. MANCHESTER EVENING HER/^ a ^ tc h e s te r ^ n .. „ .o,. _ o , . . . . Elderly Residents Polled Contractor's HometoMn WE On Winter Preparation GIFT WRAP MANCHESTER—Residents of the "The linal result.s will be bcnelicial Has Role in Bid Award town s housing for the elderly units to our elderly." he said. FOR will be surveyed soon about how they Another survey being done has not MANCHESTER — If there are few ap of Fuss & O’Neill, receive many tow., CHRISTMAS prepare for winter storms. been successful thus far. Residents parent differences, a local contractor may jobs. Dennis Phelan, e.xecutive director of the .Mayfair Gardens housing for be preferred for professional services for IjiJact, in the recent selection for an of the Manchester Housing Authori the elderly have been given (|ueslien- the town over an out-of-town firm, ad :ing firm to do the Main Street oney- 2 DAY SALE ty. said the survey is being done naires by the nearby V.MCA asking ministrators said. redesign work, one of the five final firms THURS. - FRI. FREE statewide and is part of a national what recreational aetivilies they The proximity of the firm, along wit failed to show up for the interview. It said study on the subject. would like. Only 7 of 7li re.sidents knowledge of local problems and payir, the town would select Fuss & O’Neill, so it QUALITY MENS SHAVE LOTION AT SAVE MONEY ON.... The residents will be questioned on have responded, f’hclaa .said. local taxes, gives an in-town firm an ^ g e did not even bother to attend the inter several factors related to Phelan akso said a review of the over one that is not in Manchester, town\ view. DISCOUNT PRICES I SALE FAMOUS COLOGNES-PERFUMES snowstorms. These will include such MHA office was done recently by the officials said. The town did select Fuss & O’Neill questions as can they get to a doc federal Department ol lloii.diig and Both Robert Weiss, town manager, and which is located on Main Street and in EMUSH lUTNEM! VALUABLE COUPON tor s office or to the grocery store if Urban Development He .said there Jay Giles, director of public works, cludes two former town officials • Walter •1.00 OFF there is a heavy snow? Do they store were no major problems and only a believe the town has been fair in its dis Fuss and William O’Neill. S H A V ES enough food to prepare for a big few minor ones found tribution of such professional work and But, both Giles and Weiss, feel the BRUT FABERGE CHANEL NO. 5 storm? There presently arc 241 residents has shown no unwarranted favoritism selection process has been fair and that no LOTIONS COIOSNE HAS HER NUMBER Phelan said the local housing on the waiting list lor housing for the toward in-town firms. undo favoritism is shown the firm. LOTION authority plans to help in the survey. elderly. Phelan said The town does not bid on professional "There are jobs they don’t get that they Give her the ultimate services, such as engineering. Giles said 3.2 OZ. would like to get,"Weiss said. $ 2 3 9 I compliment. A classic. work such as planning designs for Fuss & O’Neill was interested in a Perfume, >/2-oz. 30.00 roadways is "not as cut and dried as a major consultant job for improvements to •Latte a Latte Beg. 2.19 Company Sues Panel physical construction project." the town’s water system. A Boston firm, •Oletlnctive IK|.$3.S0 I V3-0 Z. 22.00 A low bidTor an engineering job might Weston & Sampson was selcted for that Brisk, refreshing after H Vi-Qi. 17.50 ISurse Returns the man in 9 •TIgresa come from a firm much less qualified job, Weiss said. your lifel 4 Ounces ||| Cologne, 2-oz, 7.00 On Vernon Station Pay than one that bids a slightly higher price. •Woodhua MANCHESTER - Mrs. Roberta "The question can be raised, but I don’t •Aphodeala Powder, 8-oz. 8.50 Gilsenan. R.N.. is returning to the Because of this, the town has developed think thefe’s any justification to it," he VERNON — A suit has been filed in original contract and Hvs lor ad S0AP& stalf ol the Manchester Public its own selection process, which it follows said of the comments about the town’s use VA OL Hartford County Superior Court ditional work has made the linn un COLOGNE AND Health Nursing Association after a Wide-Eyed Attention for such job proposals. of the local firm. Reg. $7 COLOGNE SETSS against the town's Permanent able to pay its suppliers, subcontrac FABERGE COLOGNE POWDER SETS two-year absence. She was formerly It has firms fill out a standard form that He said there is value to hiring a local Municipal Building Committee by tors and its bank loans, lliiis greally from $3.75 - u a s m COUPON—' S14 to $18 employed there from November 1974 shows past job experiences. These are firm because of its knowledge of town Multi-Service Contractors Inc of reducing its ability to continue in \'iik'ticle programs get wide-eyed attention Christmas pageant scenes as they appear on to September 1976. used to decide which might qualify for a problems and procedures. 1.25 OFF 1*3.80 OFFI New London. Tlie firm worked on the business." Irom youngsters. Here, the student body at the stage in the auditorium. (Herald photo by 88c OFf I She received a bachelor's degree in specific job being done in town. Fuss & O’Neill, for instance, has helped OLD HELENA first phase of construction of the new The firm was awarded the $59,00(1 St. James School in Manchester watch the Pinto) Many of the companies supply the town IMPORTED>ORTED B nursing from Salve Regina. The greatly in the planning of the town’s in SPICE FROM>M FRANFRANCE ' ' r u b e n s t e in police station. contract in October 1977 ami was to with booklets and pamphlets about JONTUE Newport College. dustrial park, Weiss said. SHAVE fNATURAL She was previously employed as a complete that portion ef the project themselves. Because of these factors, and also The contractor is seeking some by Jan. 5. 1978 and the deadline was LOTION CANOE I SPRAY SPRAY COLOGNE - 3 oz. public health nurse in Montclair. "We’re not interested in who prints the because of the support for local taxpayers, $160,000 in alleged unpaid fees and later extended to .\(u il 21. MIST OR .N.J.. and most recently worked as a damages. Papers filed state that the best brochure with the most pictures,” the town will lean to a local firm if all I SOI. part-time stalf nurse with the South Multi-Service claimed that incle Giles said. 'Thus, the forms are analyz^ other factors are equal, he said. firm claims the town owes some $14.- ment weather and labor problems NOW Windsor Public Health .Nursing and firms that seem the best qualified for Hiring for such professional services 700 of its $59,000 contract and the prevented the com|i.my irom com Association. the job the town is seeking are selected for does not require the formal bidding firm is also seeking damages of pleting the foundation and initial site CHARLIE Mrs. Gilsenan is a member of the YOU CAN PLAGE YOUR interviews. procedure used for construction projects about $145,000 which includes other work on schedule 2.5 oz. SPRAY COLOGNE •American Cancer Society nursing The town tries not to interview more and town purchases. •3.00 OFF fees for alleged additional work The suit also claims that the town By REVLO N education committee. Her special in done. I w l ' z i z i r i CLASSIHED AD ANYTIME than eight firms for a job. Some towns require bids for required the company officials to at terests are in cancer nursing and The contractor claims that the — fLYowstart forgetting who's who,” Giles professional services, but Giles does not maternal and child health. tend many meetings at which it said if more than eight are interviewed. think Manchester should take such a step. building committee interferred with brought pressure on the company to Y O U R d N IIX She lives with her husband and two work on the project and that the The list of firms the town has is com Pricing under the present process is children in South Windsor. complete the projects at an ' earlier plete enough to insure an adequate selec done by asking ail applicants if they can withholding of the balance of the time than was reasonable. Reg. tion for jobs, Giles said. do work within a certain price range. ‘ 4 .6 7 r ube And Oil Some persons have complained that After the firm is selected, detailed price '7.50 [ t ^ l Assay Office Loses Gold Change local firms, such as the engineering firm negotiations begin, Giles said. PROTECTS MOVING PARTS - WASHINGTON (UPI) - About 5,- federal government employees, it came in 1955 at the Denver Mint, tnENSURES s u H ts uQUIET u ib i uiOPERATION 200 ounces of gold valued at $1.1 toLoStfj ALL New and Different ^ acts as a storage bin for 55 million when 1,800 ounces were lost. • Complete oil million has mysteriously dis ounces. That loss was fraceil to an elderly u change and chassis Fine Held Too Severe Great Selection • REVLON Not Heavy appeared from the Treasury More than half of the missing gold employee who "apparcnlly gave it lubrication • En Department's assay office in New may have been lost in normal away, just like Santa Claus. ' an of sures smooth perfor Digitals • Electrics • Quartz • Self-Winding • Dress LIPSTICKS York City, and the government says melting and refining processes of the ficial said. He was never prosecuted ^ 5 .8 8 mance, reduces the For Fronton’s Penalty High Fashion • 17-Jeweled • Waterproot • Day-Date it may never be found. assay office, the spokesman said. and none of the gold was recovered chances of wear • Divers • Shockproof • LED • LCD . hchidcs up It was the second time in history However, it is possible the gold One division of Ihc New York ol- l9 S qwrt$ • Please phone for • Gift Boxed • 1 Year Guarantee HARTFORD (UPI) - A regulations that required Joseph Skelley said despite the United States has lost track of was stolen. fice, officials said, does nolhing but Dusker Stale appointment 10/40 oil. Superior Court judge them to divulge the the ruling in favor of the some its gold stockpile. "We cannot eliminate the possibili melt and refine gold contained in • Includes light trucks. 643-2711 X Wednesday upheld the allegations expeditiously. commission, he found The gold probably vanished ty that theft may have accounted for *P jewelry and coins turned in for cash gaming commission’s right “The fronton officials, in Covello’s decision “very ■ between 1973 and 1977, a spokesman some part of the loss, " the by the public. The practice of accep to punish Hartford Jai Alai what appears to be an gratifying” in that the y-’ said Wednesday, although faulty spokesman said. "The full truth may ting such gold stopped in 1969. for not reporting honest misunderstanding, judge called Hartford Jai management and accounting never be known because of the in MANCHESTER An employee of Itiaf division sent a Suburban allegations of game fixing, significantly misperceived Alai’s failure to report the TRANQUIL AND SERENE procedures made it impossible to adequate records kept over the letter to Sen. William Pmxmire, D- 328W.M.Tpks| but he said the panel’s the extent to which the allegations to the commis FANTASTIC determine exactly when the losses years." Wis., a year ago, claiming lhal gold GOODYEAR OPEN DAILY I to S D o lla r , commission regulations SATURDAY S lot PM penalties were too severe. sion ”an honest mis- IMPRESS HER began. The Treasury and the Secret Ser was being stolen from within the S a ver I In September, the com required the immediate in understaning.” SODY CREME MOISTURIZER $£00 The office, a division of the U.S. vice have been investigating the New Auto Service Centers 643-3189 melting facility. mission voted to suspend volvement of state officials Skelley also said the SPRAT COLOGNE 20 oz. 9 Mint, is the second-largest facility in York case for the last three months. The allegations later were in allegations impugning PIPE SALE Hartford Jai Alai’s license decision “sets limits to the nation that stores U.S. gold. Fort Officials said the only other in withdrawn and the Treasury dropped for 10 days and fine five of the integrity of jai alai af what an administrative Knox, Ky. is the largest. Staffed by stance of U.S.-owned gold being lost the investigation. \ its officers a total of $70,- fairs," the judge said. tribunal can do” in the Give Him A Warm Sweater 000. 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Their_ • . _ . social ■ .. i i ■ r life is reslricted . • . ■ . to . ■ the i base. t ' i : .Still,ii 11... the tl/i11:..«.>ip Williamses say i they bn/itii know i.'or«ri/'nmnn servicemen having irw WORMS. West Germany (UPI) — "Our cushion is said. "We rent our tent from the army's recreation ser "We only go out on anniversaries and birthdays," said a even more difficult time because they are not yet 0 losing its stuffing." says Donna Williams. 29-year old vices. because we can pay there in dollars. Whenever we Mrs. Williams. "Our big treat is the movie on base. For assigned on-base housing and must rent from German Fund Uses wife of U.S. Army Sgt. DeNile Williams. can. we avoid paying for anything in German marks." all seven of us we pay $4.50" civilians. • .She means that in the 23 months they have been in Ger In line with this philo.sophy, the William.ses shop only in Mrs. Williams has an old treadle sewing machine with "1 know of one man whose rent was the c(|uivalcnt ol HARTFORD (UPI) - many. the Americ an dollar has lost 20 percent of its value the PX and the army c'ommissary. where their dollars which .she makes all the children's clothes and tailors her $400 a month and through dollar devaluation it went up to The FBI says an investiga in terms of German marks. buy whatever they can afford. husband's uniforms. $465 a month, through no fault ol his own. " Williams said. tion is pending into the The Williams family of seven makes do by eliminating possible misuse of govern all frills and staying on their army base most of the time. m ent funds by a now Living on the base in army housing. Sgt. Williams pays defunct non-profit energy O U lY no rent. corporation set up by the ™. 15-99 4 He also has no telephone. Hartford City Council in "We were stationed in Karlsruhe for t8 months." Mrs. Deli Department Specials 1977. SM£ WUNDERBAR i l O John G. Devine, FBI Williams said. "We paid 200 marks (then about $f00l to CHOICEST MEATS i'liuTO Y KD. get a phone installed and another $35 a month to use it. ft agent in charge for Connec GERMAN BOLOGNA ’ 1.49 ticut, declined Wednesday wasn't worth it. " IN TOWN TOBIN’S 4 A DeNile Williams. 36. is a photo-journalist. He works for to release further details don' the public affairs office of the 5th Signal Command. TAVERN LOAF ^ - 1 8 about the investigation into The W'illiams family still has a car — a 1972 German- BIRCNWOOD FARMS $ 1 0 9 the Community Energy made Ford station wagon they bought from another Gf Corp, MUENSTER CHEESE ^1.99 The CEC, which ceased lor $900. But to save fuel and reduce wear and tear on the RUSSER’8 COOKED C A A f % B#q.6-99 car. Williams walks to and from work daily. He does all TURKEYS ....SIZES,.. ■ operating last spring, used A99 5 ” GRADE A an estimated $100,000 in repair work on the car himself, 'i'v c saved $25 a week CORNED BEEF ’^ .4 8 Bvn SET this way." HILLSHIRE C 4 O A federal funds including about $30,000 in federal Williams worked as a car salesman in the United States BUTTERBALL ^^B B q-99e KIELBASA ’ 1.88 Community Development 1 for to years. When sales were poor he had no income. N A ri IMP. C O bulb* 1“ 1 biulii-«'“'‘ "We just didn't have any job security. " his wife said. TURKEYS (10.14 .Bs.)....lb. Block Grant money. "And DeNile also figured he could get some education FBESH PERDUE CREAM CHEESE ’^ .8 8 The corporation's 1, 1 '■■''*riS‘co!o« while he was in the service. " * PLAIN OR CARAWAY - DANISH A A i l A primary goals were to The Williams family considered an army paycheck the provide jobs and reduce most secure in the world — until Congress came within an ROASTING CREAM HAVARTI 2 -7 X energy costs within the ci ace of failing to approve the Defense Department budget ty- for the fiscal year beginning Oct. 1. 1978. CHICKENS „ .,.B s ., ^CHEDDAR CHEESE ^ . 4 8 -^ Hartford City Manager SXVE For a while, it appeared no one in the U.S. armed ser USD. CHOICE BEEF .0 issued a report Dec. 7 vices would be paid on time. The army finance and post clearing corporation of offices brought their staffs in to work at 2 a m. the mor BONELESS • DAIRY* ficials of mismanagement ning of the day Congress did approve the Defense Depart- or impropriety. menl budget, to start sending out checks. Most soldiers SIRLOIN ROAST .lb. HOOD received theirs no more than a half day late. (SPOON ROAST ... Qunn ol the Ovan RoatU) Williams is paid $721.40 a month, plus a .$90 separate Info Needed rations allowance and a cost-of-living allowance The Also available ... Grade A Turkey, Ducks, Capon, too HOG ..,*1 .6 5 On Dead Bird cost of living allowance is adjusted as the exchange value Morrell E-Z Cut Fully Cooked Hama, Boneless A Sfsn- of the dollar moves up and down. ^n g Rib Roasts. HARTFORD (UPI) - The U.S. Fish and Wildlife "1 don't think it's enough and it doesn't change rapidly h e a l t h & BEAUTY AIDS Dire^ (5 F L A V .)...... 5 9 « Service Wednesday posted enough, " Williams said. a $2,500 reward for infor Williams grosses about $950 a month, but he takes PEP$0DENT TOOTHBRUSHES 2 / 6 9 * 8EALTEST ^ mation in the death of a home only about $520 - after taxes, allotments, in rare golden eagle found surance and the monthly tithe to the Mormon Church to Dec. 8 in a Portland which the family belongs. fuaawsp.MzoR ...... 9 9 < SOUR CREAM .PINT 6 9 * meadow. The Williamses spend $250 a month for food, $3 for car Agent Richard Moulton insurance, $50 for gas for the car and $40 to pay off two said an autopsy disclosed stateside bills. that the eagle, which was "We have almost nothing left at the end of the month, " B ltllliilllii an endangered species, had Williams said. ■ lllllllllll been shot. "We used to count on a cushion of about $50 a month, A Moulton said the reward Sbck-^ Co"'** £ “t8-1M « but now that cushion has been reduced to $20," Mrs...... II— — — would be paid to the person Williams added. providing information Donna Williams likes the travel, the free medical and FR^H;KILLED leading to the arrest and denial care and the guaranteed housing that army life BIRCIIWOOD FARMS conviction of the eagle's provides. killer. But when DeNile, Donna and children — Derrick. 10, Because eagles are Durrant, 8, Darcell, 6. Dee Franklin, 4, and Dallin, 2 — n . i TUBKEYS DO sighted in migratory travel now, they go camping...... lb. flights over Connecticut perhaps twice a year, Morgan Tries Again Moulton said the discovery SIRLOIN ROAST SO ■ of three dead eagles in the (Spoon Roast... Queen of the Oven Roasts)...... Portland-Cromwell area On Jail Move Plan ...... within a month is very un 7 9 usual. VERNON - A bill which Towns and cities can no He said a bald eagle was would make the County longer spare the manpower found in Cromwell Dec. 4 Sheriff Department to take care of prisoner We Give Old Fashioned and that it died of natural responsible for the transportation to the Let Our Family causes. An immature eagle transporting of all courts, Morgan said. Butcher Service... was spotted in the Connec prisoners between courts Morgan was re-elected ticut River at Portland, but and jails, will be rein last November. Serve Your Family! a boatman didn't have troduced by State Rep. STORE HOURS: anything to retrieve it. Chester W. Morgan, D- Witnesses .\leel Vernon. A similar bill which was MANCHESTER - Mon. S Tues. 'til 6:00 317 Highland St introduced during last Jehovah's Witnesses will Trustees Meet year's legislative session, have a theocratic school Wed., Thurs., S Fri. til 9:00 MANCHESTER - The didn't get out of com and service meeting MANCHESTER Board of Trustees of South mittee. tonight at 7:30 in the Sat. S Sunday United Methodist Church Based on a proposal Whiton Memorial Library will meet tonight at 7:30 at auditorium, 100 N, Main St. 'til 6KI0 HiemitTD FJlIlKuissi made by Frank Curnan. CONN. the church. high sheriff of Tolland County, the bill would OVER 8 MILLION relieve local police \A G roup rotioduV* departments of the respon- PRESCRIPTIONS lent siblity of transporting Safely Compounded EAST HARTFORD - slrlei The I am Responsible prisoners to the lower divi ARTHUR DRUG fZRnrrttv com Ai sion of Superior Court. GROCERY SPECIALS ^^ ■ 1^ Garden Fresh, Produce Specials ^ group of Alcoholics Anonymous will meet tonight at 8:30 at Faith RED DELICIOUS Lutheran Church, Silver SNOW’S Lane. MIN8ED CLAMS ...... 7 9 * APPLES ^ AA contact is available ASSORTED 24 hours daily by calling JELLO GELATINS ...... i . 5 / * 1 646-2355. O la O S E D . OCEAN SPRAY 8 5 9 9 (^Iiureh (]ouneil CRANBERRY SAUCE ...... 18 O l .*3 * / ' * 1 ■ 'ANJOU PEARS ^ MANCHESTER - The i « i d y SWEET LIFE QIANT PITTED Center Congregational Church council will meet BIPE OLIVES » 5 9 * tonight at 7:30 in the Rob WELCH’S MUSHROOMS ...... 9 9 ^ bins Room of the church. ™ i S o S S iber 25 TOMATO JUICE ...... 1 1 . 2 / 9 9 * OAC FRENCH FRIED Selltaek (^uine in ob^rvance ONION BINGS , . 3 / * 1 MANHESTER - All POTATOES I 0 l 6 9 ^ residents ot Mayfair Gardens are invited to play of BARTENDERS MIXES . 1 . 7 9 * setback Friday at 7 :,30 p.m, in Cronin Hall. FIGARO m i l l ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ FHEE "HOW TO" C A T F O O D ...... 5 / * 1 ,Al-Anon Mr«>ls b o o k lets COITEE TOIEI Christmas • CJU TOP CUUUBBS V irui] CfcBBBB Iw SO CamiateaslBrcaliBB U ilh (.otipon iV' IT ith Coupon & MANCHESTER - Al- • m u in iiB BUI om n ■ $7.50 «r s n Purchasen-.L 1 ■ l»BBMBll ,SBBlt»ia to ■Bwhi, ST.oO Purchase Anon family groups will Y** kaaSlB u jr • flB lil I t m ilMMy Day FROZEN FOODS meet tonight at 8 at the M^ywusBU prslBd • N snoui Dioont m o II ■.■.B'snuB, CLOROX HELLMANN’S Pathfinders Club, 102 Nor WITBBBMIy. • n m i o D i n •Ictan sl BLEACH MAYONNAISE man St., and Friday at 10 ASSORTED CHRISTMAS QAL. QUART a m. at South United IC E C R E A M . 9 9 * Methodist Church campus. The beginners group will ' LLOYD J.'HARRIS * 1 . 2 9 meet tonight at 7:.30. and LIMIT ONE LIMIT ONE Alateen, for the 12- to 20- P IE S (APPLE-PUMPKIN)...... VALID THRU DEC. 27 VALID THRU DEC. 27 . HIGHLAND PARK MARKET ■ HIGHLAND PARK MARKET year-old children of SEALTEST ■ H ------problem drinkers, at 8 at (he Pathfinders Club. ICECREAM 40., * 1 . 2 9 With Coupon & ■ \ 8TOUFFERS $7.50 Purchase USE TOO! CHIHREL C llM E I WHITE CLOUS POUNDCAKE 9 9 * CRISCO N»‘w l*rosp«‘rily CELL W IUT IIKM TT. I BATH TISSUE HOODS SHORTENING COCHABAMBA, Bolivia Iko Chuuul " ■ m b o D o cto r,' ■ 4 PK. Q Q < 3 LB. I UPI) -- Simon Patino, wllh u y Eo4lfouM ll SHERBET who became a billionaire proUoB. Iasi ilal toll4rooi BIRDSEYE - IN CREAM SAUCE * 1 . 6 9 in tin mining, seKled in this CHANNEL COKH. (M O) S a t-440C isolated city of 200.000 LIMIT ONE LIMIT ONE OPEN SmiDIT 9: 3 0 1 .M . SMALL ONIONS 5 9 * VALID THRU DEC. 27 VALID THRU DEC. J7 located high in the Andes HOME CENTERS \ v HIGHLAND PARK MARKET I HIQHLAND PARK MARKET Mountains. He spent $26 T O 5:30 P .M . million in the 19.30s to build IND EVIIT EVlHnS "America's No. 1 Do-It-Yourself Stores" a palacelikc home. ro i Toul coHVEimcE Today, in the dense rain lorest that surrounds the MANCHESTER PABKADE city. Phillips Petroleum is searching lor oil. If (be company is successlul, WMt Middle Tpke. and Broad St. sale ends 12/24/78 N 88-51 ■ in iin iiiiu iiiiiu iiiii Cucliabamba may soon know (he prosperity ofoMF^ ® Copyright, Channel Home Centers, Inc. 1978. PAGE E IG H T - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Thurs., Dec. 21, lilTo Rec Sets Winter Session MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn.. Thurs., Dec. 21, 1978— PAGE NINE RX for Holiday Survival Menus The winter session of the cultural program classes are Students Held Manchester Recreation automatically canceled and will be For Weapons Bus Burns in Protests Department's cultural program will made up at a later date. For lurther E ld erlv conduct registration Jan. 2 through information contact the Arts NEW D E L H I, India (U PI) — Saboteurs burned a bus arrest. They stoned and burned vehicles and dashed with In Sinj^le Parent Home 12. The first week of registration is Building. 647-3089. In New Haven police in several cities and towns. today killing six people and injuring nine others in the Menus which will be served Dec. for Manchester residents only; the third day of protests across India against the expulsion Five persons were killed when police fired into rioting By BVTRICIA MrCORMACk over the holidays. 25-29 at Mavfair and Westhill Gardens second week is open to both NEW H AVEN (U P I) - Authorities from parliament and jailing of former Premier Indira mobs in southern Karnataka state where Mrs. Gandhi “The child is going through terrific stress and depres in Manchester are as follows: Manchester and surrounding towns. say two Lee High School students Ganhi. won a by-election to parliament early last month. I PI llruilli K
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I!i7ll l-Aia-: | Bad News Will Overshadow Good in Africa Food Fund Program Itv \\li.kl\SO\ NAIKOBI (UPI) - Guerrilla war, would not collapse as pundits have But if the situation appeared predicted for years, political conllict and natural dis TUNISIA generally bleak throughout sub- Due to Start Soon aster. dominated by the escalating Rhodesian military experts said Sahara Africa, there were major the country could last at least A supplemental food program soon guerrilla war in Rhodesia and the un- positive developments. growth. MO»OCC( another live years as pre.sently con will he available to Manchester and lolding drama in Namibia, lace black Nigeria's military government, stituted, Mugabe, loo, predicted it Fast Hartiord residents, and Ur. For an iiilant or ( liild. nutrilional Africa with another year of uncer ruling black Africa's largest and would take at least another two years Alice Turek has asked Im-al risk is considered inadequate diel ol DOWNT tainty and crisis. potentially most important nation, physicians to refer eligible persons to necessary iiiilrieiits. ina|ipropi-iale But the African story is not all AFARSB lor the insurgents to win an outright continued plans to hand back the SINECAl ISSAS military victory. ' the program. weight lor height, inadequate putlcrii crisis and doom. government to civilian politicians The Supplemental Food Program ol growth or iron-delii-ient anemia. Nigeria, the continent’s largest na Both sides appeared to agree 1979 GAMBIA late in the year. They seized power in for Women. Infants and Children In her letter. Ur. Turek. IM SS IT would be a year of escalating war, tion. plans to return to civil rule after JJ§T( 1966 after a devestaling civil war. Mam-hester's director ol health, .said GUINEA- lutile political maneuvering, record I WICl is a lederally funded nutrition 12 years of military dictatorship as BISSAU The military rulers of Ghana, program lor pregnant or postpartum her department supports tlie did Ghana. A score of countries led white emigration and economic which began black Africa's in recession — with the Soviets and women or for children under the age program and will a.ssist with relerral by Kenya. Senegal and Ivory Coast SIERRA dependence movement when it won procedures. BETTER Cubans continuing aid to the of five who meet the program expect continuing social, economic tEONE independence from Britain in 19.57, qualifications. Jolin P. Bolieiiko. 740 Main .SI , and political progress in the new guerrillas and threatening to enter tlBERIA GHANA/ BENIN also announced they would hand back To be eligible for the local WIC Fast Hartiord. is the local (ooi- W ith SOMETHING for year. the conllict even more directly by power to civilians despite staggering TOGO answering calls for help from such Program, a person must reside in dinator lor the WIC prograin. But the bad news again economic difficulties which crippled Manchester or Fast Hartford and Bohenko. 23. has worked lor the EVERYONE on your overshadows the good in one of the EQUITORIAt TANZANIA neighboring states as Zambia and the country. GUINEA Mozambique. must meet certain economic- last II miintlis us an udininistrutive C h riitm a s list! most turbulent areas of the globe. Kenya survived its most serious aide to Fast llarllord Mayor Kic hard Namibia too faced a year of deci- guidelines. A laiiiily of four, for in In addition to Rhodesia, bloody crisis since independence when its stance. must have a gross income Blackstone. An Fast Hartiord native, localized wars rage in Angola, sion. As 1978 ended South Africa, founding father, Jomo Kenyatta, died which has ruled the mineral-rich less than or equal to $12,660. he is a graduate of East Hartiord • Direr 80 Quality Stores Ethiopia, Eritrea and Chad. The ar in August. But the nation’s now ruler, area since 1920, defied U.N. threats The applicant also must be con High School and Bentley College. •Old-Fashioned Personal Service mies of Uganda and Tanzania stand Daniel Arap Moi, successfully sidered a -nutritional risk." This Bohenko’s appointment was an eyeball-to-eyeball along their uneasy SOUTH-WEST AFRICA- MOZAMBIQUE of economic sanctions and held its steered it through a dangerous con • Second to nonet own elections for a constituent (ould include a person with in nounced by Ur. Jolin Gallivan, direc frontier. stitutional challenge and released all adequate diet of necessary nutrients, tor of health and social servic es in •Plenty ol FREE PARKING South Africa retreated further un assembly. Its poll attracted an political detainees in a show of per •Hoapltallty House exceedingly l igh voter turnout of 81 iron-deficient anemia, history of Fast Hartford. The Fast Harlloid der the stern guidance of its new- sonal strength and confidence. premature births or high-risk Health Uepartmenl is the local ad •Free Gift Wrapping In most stores premier. P.W. Botha, apparently percent, Other nations like Senegal, Ivory Juliii Itoliniko pregnancies, or iinnroper patterns of ministrator of tile WIC program •Most stores open ’til 9 PM ready to defy the world and risk U N. IB a® Pretoria seemed more amenable Coast, the Gambia, Botswana and sanctions over its policies on to holding a further U.N. sponsored Nalawai continued solid if unspec election but the politicians who ran in apartheid and Namibia. tacular economic and social gains. (t-w) the first ballot warned: "We might ^ ADORABLE' While the policies of the United Even Marxist Mozambique, pen have elections, but would say the MIXED BREED PUPPIES Complete Selection States and the West gained only spot niless and with a war raging on its chances were no better than 30 Bolton Keeps School Day Tropical t Goldflsh ty acceptance at best in black Africa, Guerrilla war, political conflict and natural of Khns & Womens ‘totes’ Namibia, face black Africa with another year percent.” western border with Rhodesia, PARAKEETS CANARIES the Soviets and Cubans, already disaster, dominated by the escalating war in of uncertainty and crisis. UPI map spots the earned high marks from such BOLTON — Students who will be Orienluliun I’luns possible to offer more courses in an SUNGLASSES UMBRELLAS operating effectively in more than South Africa itself under Botha ideological "enemies " as the United alternating year basis and if our FINCHES • HAMSTERS Rhodesia and the unfolding drama in African continent and its nations. entering first grade at the Bolton Plans for the orientation of Grade 8 handy & durable, they one-third of the area's countries, pudgingly yielded only inch by inch States and Britain for consolidation course weights are the way we want for that to increasingly persistent Western Elementary School next September students who will be entering high GERRILS • GUINEA PIGS feature a lifetime warranty. remained poised on to further exploit decades after the start of the in Prime Minister Ian Smith early in and progress. them to be.” new year began. pressure over Namibia and its inter will not have a shorter day than other school next year, and their parents, Complete Supplies lor all your Last Minute Gift the deteriorating situation in dependence movement than under 1978 tacked together an internal The single incident which shook The very beatl The Patriotic Front guerrilla nal apartheid system. South Africa students. School officials said the will be discussed soon. (^llriHtlllUH .MuHHfH Pets. Large Assortment of Toys southern Africa. the former colonial yoke. government with black moderate Africa most in 1978 was the invasion proposal for the shorter day didn’t & Christmas Stockings. leadership of Robert Mugabe and api'i ai l d ready at any moment to Joseph Fleming, principal of the Christmas masses will be $ 1 0 9 5 Large regions of the continent Natural disaster, too, devastated leaders, promised majority rule by of Zaire's copper-rich Shaba Plus Many Dally Spaclala Joshua Nkomo promised more of the retreat fully into itself and “hunker draw parental support. high school, said the meeting will dis celebrated Saturday at 6 p.m. and I’rum vF were little more than disaster areas. large areas. In Ethiopia alone more Dec. 31 but at the last moment post province by Katangese rebels and the ALL THIS A T same. Both Smith's renewed promise down" against the outside world. Richard Packman, principal of cuss ways of measuring the school midnight and Sunday at 7:30, 9:15, There were at least 2 million than 2 million persons faced starva poned elections until April because of massacre of nearly 1,000 blacks and Bolton Elementary School, said he of elections and frantic Anglo- The Pretoria government faced an objectives which are to improve and 11 a.m. at St. Maurice Church. registered refugees throughout the tion because of drought and famine. the escalating guerrilla conflict whites in the mining town of Kolwezi. THE MANCHESTER American efforts to hold an all-party unexpected internal crisis, however met with a committee of teachers to school spirit through greater student Children who attend the Christmas continent and several million more Locust clouds swarmed through the which engulfed the entire country. As the new year began, Zaire study the feasibility of shortening the conference to reach a peaceful settle which rocked Botha’s infant cabinet and staff participation in school vigil mass at 6 p.m. on Saturday, are PET CENTER REGAL'S "unclassified ” homeless persons. Horn of Africa wreaking destruction. At least 15,000 persons had already leader Mobutu Sese Seko had started 687 MAIN STREET 648-4273 ^ 703 MAIN ST. ment appeared doomed. with disclosures high officials had school day for the first graders, next acitivities and events. invited to bring a gift for the Christ In political and economic terms the Rhodesia and Namibia, however, been killed in the six-year war. tentative moves to avoid a repeat of Master Charge MON.-FRIDAY 9-9 903 Main St. MANCHESTER Although the war was likely to con year. He said this is an effort to improve child. All gifts will be distributed to DOWNTOWN bulk of black Africa's population are still the major flashpoints for spent millions to infiltrate the mass the invasion, improving diplomatic- g. y i,a SATURDAY 9-6 TrI-City Plaza VERNON Record numbers of whites were tinue throughout the year, military He said a questionnaire was sent needy families. ^ SUNDAY 12-5 appeared worse off more than two 1979. media at hoijie and abroad to ties with neighboring Angola. public relations and to project a MANCHESTER fleeing the embattled nation as the analysts emphasized that Rhodesia promote apartheid policies. home to see if parents shared the positive image of the high school. Special .Services staff’s concern for the adjustment of , Fleming and the high school staff the first graders. Packman said, will also discuss assembly programs St. George’s Episcopal Church will TAKING CHRISTMAS "Much to my chagrin and amaze for the school and seek to improve celebrate Christmas with a family MARLOWS Kitten Soft Sudan’s Swamp Drove Men Mad f i i S i i i i ment, more than half of the parents the quality of programs at the school. eucharist and children’s Christmas CASHMIN COWLS AND NEW YEAR’S questioned were not in favor of the The group will also talk about pageant Sunday at 5:30 p.m. FOR ORDERS NOW ON THE SUDD, Sudan green papyrus reeds and of malaria and dysentery now rusty and falling tures. shortened school day." course offerings and the course There will be an English in Ten Luscious (UPI) — Many men have millions of water lilies. before they managed to apart. The run from Juba Dinka and Nuer warriors He said the proposal was dropped weighting system. Fleming said, candlelight carol sing with a festive • SHRIMP • SALT COD gone raving mad floating The only visible form of free themselves from the to Kosti is supposed to take dance on the crowded boat at that point for lack of parental sup “We will be looking to see if it will be eucharist Sunday at 11 p in. There EVERYTHING Colors •EELSeOYSHRS through this endless life is the occasional rotting vegetation. only seven days but the old and offer to share their port. will al.so he a eui harist servii e on Your Dependable • SQUID morass of gree reeds and Christinas day al 10 a.m. crocodile or hippopotamus At one point even Baker steamers seldom make the pipes of strong tobacco Gift Store Since rotting water lilies. surfacing or floating in the began to lose hope. “It is trip in less than two weeks. mixed with cow dung. The * 1 2 ' * Local tribesmen call it thick, muddy waters. quite impossible to remain Once in The Sudd, the women offer pieces of Students Recycle Paper Save Y our 'I’rees 1911 The Sudd and it’s the At times the swarms of where we are," he wrote in steamers manage to crash fresh fish they pull from VERNON — The Rockville High Residents are being asked by WORTHS biggest, maybe the most mosquitoes are so thick his diary. into sandbars, take wrong the muddy Nile waters. tion workshop this week. Mrs, Mary MARLOWS INC Wrap up School Service Club and the Future Bolton's Boy Scout Troop 73 Tiger SEA FOOD inhospitable, swamp in the and the air so humid it is Today little has changed turns into dead end Soon the amazing Ellen Linderman, representing the OKU IHURS. t FH. T1 9 PJi Business Leaders of America are Patrol to leave their Christmas trees world. almost impossible to for the traveler who takes channels, and get stuck for steamer trips through The Friends of Valley Falls Park, is J s K DOWNTOWN helping to curb a paper shortage at at Herrick Memorial Park after the It is here, in the lowlands breathe. the 1,000 mile steamer trip days in the water lilies that Sudd will be history. your directing the workshop helping the JsiC DOWNTOWN kA N CH ESTER 43 OAK ST. the high school by recycling paper holiday. of southern Sudan, that the More than one hundred down the White Nile from choke the Sudd river. For students to make decorations from MANCHESTER that has been used on one side only. Scout John Murphy said his patrol TEL. 649-9937 famous White Nile river years ago the English Juba to Kosti. days on end there is nothing natural materials. In the school’s graphic arts lab, the plans to make animal shelters with spreads out into a murky explorer Samuel Baker and The old British steamers to see but reeds. Christmas All proceeds from the sale of the I GREETING CARDS students are "manufacturing" small the trees. There will be a sign near swamp the size of 1.600 of his men riding in 59 that carried adventurous But the hospitality of the unusual decorative items will go For Those “LASER CRAFT” FOR ALL OCCASIONS paper note pads frm this paper and the park building directing residents *1~ OFF SALE Belgium, Holland, and boats were trapped in The tourists on the amazing Sudanese tribesmen helps toward the development of a Sae Our Larga Display gift iist they are being sold to students for where to leave the trees. The ultimate In Desk O N A N Y Switzerland combined. Sudd while searching for journey during the make the trip one of the proposed nature center at Valiev Last Minute ARTHUR DRUG five cents each. Proceeds from the v- Accessories. Nothing grows here the source of the Nile. Sudanese colonial days are true great African adven Falls. ^ CRAFT OR except billions of light sale go to the Tri-Town Pantry Shelf, Stocking iigiiL iiuiiuicuaHundreds of iiidhis men dieduieu in the Brian McCartney, principal of the I'w o Priced an area food bank. high school, praised the students in Stuffers... STITCHERY KIT Also, in conjunction with the Home volved for their "enthusiastic I5y I'in* I'nioii From $4.95 a up CARD GALLERY Economics department, the Service response to a worthy community 10 • 20 • 30% Store Wide Club is sponsoring a holiday decora project." J H E . ^ Woodland Gardens cordially invites you; MANCHESTER — Members of L i a i M ' S THE Local 1579 International Association □ E N t to see our wondrous display of Poinsettia Plants^in fulli of Fire Fighters from the Town Fire unO uE gifts Msr CARRY Manchester Public Records! PLACE bloom. Department have elected two of GIFT SHOP BAGS UP w ficers for their third consecutive Tel.64M 256 W arruiilv dci-ds Practical & Fashionable ^Bring in your camera & friends, over 7,000 Poinsettia Corp. et al. terms. They are Robert Martin, 691 M AIN 8 T. Kenneth L. Gustafson and Lois M president and Richard Klein, vice for sport or leisure Iraile iiaiiK- DOWNTOWN DOWNTOWN D O W N TO W N ^Plants to see. * 1 ,9 9 & u p Gustafson to Arthur W. Moller Jr. president. Robert B. Sheftel. 24 Farm Drive, kA N CH ESTER kA N CH ESTER MANCHESTER and Patricia J. Moller, both of doing business as The Place, 691 Also elected were Thomas • CYCLAMEN • RIEGER BEGONIA • FOLIAGE & HOUSE PLANTS Colchester, property at 22 Vernon Main St. Raimondo, treasurer and Walter St., $45,000. BASKETRALL SHOES [•GARDENU • CHRYSANTHEMUMS • CHRISTMAS CACTUS UiHNoliilion of Irailr nanii- Scadden, secretary. WIARK IV CRIRRAGE (•CALLAULIES • AFRICAN VIOLETS • CHRISTMAS PEPPERS ETC. Leo A. Girard, Bloomfield, to John Edward R. Kaezor, no longer doing Chosen as stewards to represent SUPERSTAR JABBARHi : P. Lukach Jr. and Patricia B. business as E. Charles Hair Stylist, their fire stations were James WIOISTURE BICYCLES ROARD’S FOR light l«ath«r White leather w/ j Lukach, both of Coventry, property 311 Green Road. Granato, station one, Robert Barker, BaAatball Shoe Felour leather toe cap - at 70 Spring St., $65,000. Biiililing pcriiiilH station two, John Mordavsky, station WIETER 3-5-10 SPEEDS TRAVELERS *34.95 ‘ 3 1 .9 5 ' Christmas cards, Green Manor Estates Inc. to Patrick Dube, repair fire damage three and Doug Welch, station five. •Childrens Bikes gift wrap, coordinated Joseph L. Swensson Jr. Inc., proper at 66 Margaret Road, $500. •Accessories i party goods and stocking ty on Grissom Road, $24.20 con Joseph R, Smith, stove at 272 Ver * 1 1 ” •Leyaways stuffers. veyance tax. non St., $300. 4.50 Fully guaranteed ^ .luilgiiieiil lini Marriage lieeiiKe.-^ ITonderful Gift hem PROMODEL • JABSARLO ' A N«‘vv liriiif'i* (!o|)vs Old Qieat Xmat Qlft Open to 10 p.m.t Manchester State Bank against Patrick J. Duffy. Mansfield 2 Main St. til Xmas ; John E. Wilson, $2,671. property on PARIS tUPl) - The Pont des Arts BIKE HARRISONS 643-7111 Center, and Betty Z. Liles, Andover. bridge across the .Seine river, a LEAF, STEM Open Xmas Eve; Laurel Street. Jan. 10. STATIONERS sFARR’S 646-3998 '’'”’9-8 p'.m." RHcii.-'r of atlarliiiii-iil favorite subject tor artists and & ROOT SHOP Frank C. Perkins and Margaret E. photographers, will be rebuilt soon, Since 1945 Moore’s, a division of Evans Gray, both of Manchester. 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Founded Oct. 1, 1881 toys which haye been sept to Santa' Claus And thats what I want for Crist- I've been a good boy all year so I Unsigned With Bombs Plan to Reform Finaner Published by the Manchester Publishing Co.. Herald Square. for the current Christmas season. mas. hope you can bring these things and Manchester, Conn. 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711. The letters were written by per Love, thats all I want. BELFAST. Northern Ireland HARTFORD (DPI) - The state sons throughout Manchester and Dear Santa, Cheryl, Thanks Santa, cluded students from tax poor towns live-year plan lor vocational and \ i Member. Audit Bureau ol Circulation Member Umiea Press lotemdlioiiai lUI’Ii — Deelaring "war on Christ Board of Education has started don't get equal education. A judge career education in high schools. were collected by Mari-Mads and the I will leave some cookies and hot P.S. Have a happy ride. Good luck. Paul, mas. ' the provisional Irish reviewing a school finance reform has ordered the Legislature to come Board member Roberto Fuentes Manchester Recreation Department. chocolate when you come to my My dog Fluffy said good luck allso. Age 37. Bepublioan Army attacked six hotels Customer Service — 647*9948 Harold E. Turkington, Executive Editor plan that was drafted in an attempt up with a plan by May 1. voted against the plan, calling it Raymond F. noblnson. Editor-Publisher Frank A. Burbank. Managing Editor Spelling and punctuation in the house. in Northern Ireland Wednesday, to meet a court order to change the Commenting on the proposal, "weak and passive." He added many letters have not been corrected. I have been a good boy. I will try to Dear Santa, sowing a trail of destruction and Dear Santa, way Connecticut funds its public board member Herbert Duke said he so-called action items in the plan pick my toys up when my Mom and How are you? And how is Mrs. wrei'king holiday party plans for schools. I hope you come on Christmas eve. favored phasing out the minimum were just "a continuation to support Dear Santa, Dad tell me. Claus and ail you’re elves? thousands of merrymakers. On another matter, the board You give my lots of presents. daily grant. Under the proposed plan, what we re doing now." Other Editors Say I love you. Please bring me for For Xmas I would like Fine I hope. In England, police in the midlands Wednesday approved a master plan the least the state can give a com Fuentes also said the plan provides One thing I want is a pogo stick. Christmas: Record player I am fine too. My sister Sarah says Industrial city of Wolverhampton for vocational and career education munity is $250 per pupil — regardle.ss no requirement of measurement to Have a Merry Christmas. The House Select Committee The point that needs to be made 1. Dolly Records hi. She’s to little to write a letter to declared an alert late Wednesday to improve high school students' of the town's wealth. gauge success. Love, alter a motorist reported spotting a Aging recently performed a public here is that the abuses uncovered by 2. Push cart (groceries) Drill chances of occupational success by Duke'said he was "not convinced "Whatever little is done, we will you. Maybe next year. Allyson. white Opel Kadett car believed used service with its widely publicized the committee were not the practices 3. Whatever toys you think I Nails stressing closer relations with that the plan addresses the impact say is enough," he said. For Christmas I would like a new by the IRA bombers who carried the hearings on how unscrupulous in business, labor and government. and specter of inflation, " adding he Fuentes was again the lone dis of major insurance firms. The Health deserve. Glue baby carriage, doll, a game, play Dear Santa, Christmas ol tensive to London and surance agents are preying on senior The board examined a com would prefer to see the plan im senter when the board approved Insurance Association of America, a I’ll try to be good thank you very Lincoln Logs stove, play refrigerator, play sink I hope you have a nice Christmas. I other mainland cities last weekend. citizens. plicated, five-year, J387 million plemented over three years instead creating a task force on school trade group which includes most of much. Drive your sligh safely. Match Box Cars and a Snoopey Dog House. love you. A lone unarmed officer picked up The committee hearings school funding formula — about dou of five years. security and an advisory council on the major insurance companies in Love, Pencil Sharpener My sister would like a new baby Love, their trail near London 150 miles ble what the state now spends — that documented frightening cases of how Critics of the school funding sale schools. the health field, deplored the abuses Luanne. Wallet doll, a playschool Toddler Taxi and a Tracy. southeast Tuesday night and chased is designed to better distribute funds proposal have said that much of the Gov. Ella Grasso Tuesday directed some insurance companies have been and condemned those who prey on Tools them into a dead end street when he new teddy bear. among property poor communities. $40 million to be budgeted for educa Shedd to immediately implement the known to give their sales staffs tips the elderly. Thank you very much. Say Hi to tried to ram them with his own vehi The plan was submitted to the Dear Santa, Have a nice chirstmas and a Happy Dear Santa, tion each of five years would be lost task force due to last week's slaying on selling unneeded or duplicate There is a warning in the House Rudolph for me. cle. But one of the suspects opened board last week after 18 months of How are you? Santa, how is your New Year. For Christmas I would like silly to inflation. of business education teacher health insurance policies to aged per I ire with a sawed-off shot gun and the work by the School Finance Advisory hearings for state insurance com wife? is she sick or is she doing good? Love, Love, Amy putty. Stay Alive game, basketball But. school superintendent Mark Anthony Annunziata, 56, inside sons." F o r. example, a 76-year-old car roared off. Panel. The board will vote Jan. 3 on missioners. Under the McCarron How are you Santa? Kristian hoop and basketball, crayons. Air Shedd said the plan provides some Wilbur Cross High School in New widow was talked into buying no less Scotland Yard kept London's entire whether to approve the package, then Haven. Act, the stated control commerce in Are you sick or are you doing good? Dear Santa, Volley, Leggos, X-wing fighter and allowances for inflation and even than 71 policies for life, accident or 22.000-member police force on 12- will send it to the Legislature for possible reductions based on con Fuentes said he was not against in insurance. The federal government is Please leave some presents in Dear Santa, 1 would like a train set and some Luke Skywalker. health coverage in a nine-year span. hour shifts and sent 2,000 men into final action. siderations such as expected growth creasing security in schools. He excluded from most insurance Washington but most of them in Please bring ail the joy and hap new Star Wars figures. Your dear friend, the West End shopping and entertain The woman mortgaged her house to The school funding proposal was a in the net grand property lists and argued Mrs. Grasse s order didn't regulation. Some states are obvious Manchester. This is what I would like piness of Christmass when you come. Mike. Scott. ment heart of the city to guard a half result of the now famous Horton vs. the hilt to pay for policies, many of student enrollment decline. need board authorization to activate ly doing a. poor job of policing. The to have. I want a Green Machine. million Christmas shoppers each day Meskill court decision which con The board voted 5-1 to approve the the task force. which would never pay off in any House committee hearings are a Terry from further bombings. Holly Hobby oven Dear Santa, Dear Santa, benefits for her or her survivors. warning to those states to meet their The $1 million "Operation Santa," silly putty I want . . . easy bake oven, rag For Christmas I would like a bean- Th^se disclosures are all to the responsibilities or face federal as Scotland Yard named it, was clothes To Santa, doll, cooking stuff, marynet puppet bag chuir, a long slip, a tape recorder good. Abuses such as this are un ordered after two bombs exploded in Thevis Pleads Innocent regulations. — Hartford (Conn.) slippers This some things I want for Christ and something you can think of. and a blank tape, a doll from the conscionable and the more people the capital Monday. It was the Courant picnic basket mas. I love you by. Dolls of All Nations set, a three-foot- who know about them the better. biggest security net ever mounted by MHA Cites Danyliw To Cun, Identity Counts doll that laughs and crys and blows Jeans and a soft shirt. Star Power, Love, long Barbie motor home, a Scotland Yard. Music Mashing, Grease record, Bet Kim. Dr. Joseph Danyliw, left, receives a plaque from Pascal bubbles Baby Burp. typewriter, Charlie's Angles game or The city is jammed with foreign HARTFORD (UPI) - Mike hearing on several motions in the Paints shoes ty Crocker cake mix, jewely, game a Hangman game or Battleship tourists in addition to Britons crow Mastrangelo, chairman of the Manchester Housing Authority. Thevis, who police allege burned and case will be held Jan. 5. Thought Mickey Mouse roller coaster called blip, mice with cloths, show Dear Santa, game. Mysterious Illusions of the ding in tor Christmas shopping. Danyliw served on the authority for five years before his term killed his way to the top of the por Bobby Lee Cook, Thevis’ attorney, doll, tetty bear, pony tail hollders Joy to ali God’s children. Orient or Entertain With Magic, both At least nine persons were slightly sled. expired this year. The presentation was mad? at the nography business, goes on trial in would not comment on his client’s The shopping malls remind us that promise. When He decides to in and barets, busy bumper barber and Matthew injured in the coordinated IRA out My sister Aasha is 9 months old are magic trick sets. authority’s annual Christmas party Wednesday night. (Herald Hartford on charges of illegal posses plea. there are only three more shopping tervene in our lives. He will come, and this what she wants, buty shops, stickers, a dress swetter, Your dear friend, break in Northern Ireland. Masked sion of firearms and using a false Cook said Monday Thevis will mugic makers, calk. Grease t. shirt. Dear Santa, IRA gunmen hit popular hotels in the photo by Strempfer) days till Christmas, and it seems that ■whether we are “worthy” or not. clothes Traci. passport. plead guilty next month to escape Christmas will be over before we If He chooses to impact upon our I would like a. ^97P Cadilac also a midst of preparations for holiday Thevis, who was placed on the charges, foregoing a trial. Cook said have even had a chance to prepare lives, He will try, even though we celebrations. FBI’s most wanted list after es the porno czar had “little or no "It looks like the Proves are our hearts for the coming of Christ. may not be ready. caping from an Indiana jail last choice” about how he pleads. declaring war on Christmas," a MHA Receives Plan spring, pleaded innocent to the Thevis is charged with escaping These last days we find ourselves He seems to place very few con Belfast police spokesman said. charges Wednesday in U.S. District from an Indiana jail April 28th. He fighting the temptation to throw up ditions upon His entrance into our "Seasonal festivities for parties Court, had been serving an 8‘/2-year our lilands in despair and join the souls. totaling 2,000 people in these hotels For Office, Housing The 46-year-old peep show sentence on an obscenity charge in world in its mad material celebra He comes because He loves us as from now to Christmas Day have profiteer was captured Nov. 9 in the Atlanta and had been taken to In tion. we are, in our own human condition. been effectively destroyed." MANCHESTER — The Manchester side in the cold to talk, Phelan said. Hartford suburb of Bloomfield. diana to stand trial in a civil case in Yet the -world we live in is exactly Our interaction with the people The attacks were executed in just Housing Authority Wednesday He said an expansion to the rear of He was indicted Nov. 29 by a volving arson when he escaped, the one into which Jesus came. around us often makes demands upon over one hour in the early evening received plans for expansion of its of (he building, which would increase federal grand jury in Hartford for Thevis was arrested when he tried before the hotels filled up with His world of history seemed no us that seem unfair. They take ad possession of seven handguns and to withdraw more than $31,000 in evening diners and drinkers. fice and improvements to the housing maintenance space, also might be more prepared to receive Him than vantage of us, don’t understand us, transportation of a semi-automatic cash from a Bloomfield savings bank "Here's a Christmas box (present) units on Bluefield Drive. considered. ours does at times; yet He came. fail 'to appreciate the love we are pistol from South Carolina to Connec under an assumed name. He had from the Provos, " said one masked The federal Department of The plans also include im The innkeepers shortly refused trying to bring them. How easy it Housing and Urban Development an provements to the existing housing ticut, been on the FBI's most wanted list raider as he planted a parcel bomb on Joseph a decent place of shelter: yet would be to simply give up and nually offers funds for expansion and units for the elderly on Bluefield Federal law prohibits convicted for almost seven months as an es the reception desk of Corr's Hotel on improvements for existing buildings, Drive. felons from possessing or transpor capee. Jesus came. retreat into the comfort and security the shores of Lough Neagh 10 miles Dennis Phelan, executive director Phelan provided a list of the im ting firearms in interstate com Arrested with him was Anna Convicted pornographer People were so caught up in their of our private lives with God where west of Belfast. of the MHA, presented the proposals provements he is hoping can be merce. Jeanette Evans, 40, a Realtor from own concerns that it took angels we will not be hurt. His partners planted two more Mike Thevis is taken from Manchester will submit for receiving funded with the federal money. Thevis is also charged with posses Marietta, Ga. She was charged with from heaven to make them aware of But Bethlehem said we must give, parcel bombs in the hotel kitchens Federal Building in Hartford sion of a false passport issued in the harboring and concealing a fugitive His birth; yet He came. and risk, and love. We may be the where Christmas turkeys were being the funds. The town will be com These include improvements to the after pleading innocent to name of Clarence Fagin, but bearing and was released on $2 million bond prepared for 200 expected guests. peting with many other housing shower and bathroom areas, in And the Father was well aware world's last Bethlehem. Thevis' picture. for trial later this month. charges of illegal possession of Other gunman placed bombs at authorities to receive the funds dividual thermostats for the rooms, that before many nights passed Sisters of Charity, U.S. Magistrate F. Owen Eagan Thevis faces state and federal firearms and using a false hotels in Omagh. Newry, Portadown, offered by the federal department, aluminum trim and siding for the Herod would seek the CJiild’s life. Assumption Convent, he said.' set a tentative trial date of Jan. 23. A charges of murder, racketeering and passport. (UPI photo) Cappagh and the Inn on the Park outside of the buildings, increased in Yet Jesus came. ' Manchester The plans include a 15 foot by 28 sulation and new smoke detectors. obstruction of justice in Atlanta. Hotel in Dungannon where a “no Our God is not a God of com- foot addition on the south side of the warning" blast caused most of the authority's office at 24 Bluefield casualties — mainly from shock. Heroes Honored The provisional command in Drive. This would be for expanded of fice space and for providing a private MERIDEN (UPI) - The Soviet Probe Hits Venus Almanac Belfast issued a statement claiming conference room at the office, responsibility for the attacks. state police department has awarded MOSCOW (UPI) — An unmanned covered planet at 6:30 a.m. (10:30 founder of the Soviet Union, and a Phelan said a federal official By United I’rrsK Inlernulionul Plymouth, Mass. citations for bravery, meritorius ser Soviet probe soft-landed on Venus p.m. EST), the radio said. seal of the Soviet Union, on the recently inspected the office, Today is Thursday, Dec. 21, the In 1942, the U.S, Supreme Court up vice and honorable mention to 35 per early today, automatically placed an The probe separated from Venera- planet’s hot surface. Angle and Walters Traffic Signals “ He thought we did have a very sons. including state troopers, local image of Lenin on the surface and 12 when the spacecraft broke into A second Venus spacecraft, dubbed 355th day of 1978 with 10 to follow. held the validity of six-week divorces good chance of it (the expansion HARTFORD (UPI) - The Capitol police officers, a state police transmitted information back to two parts as planned on Dec, 19. The Venera-Il was launched Sept. 9 and The moon is approaching it last granted in Nevada. plan) being approved," Phelan said. Region Council of Governments’ chaplain and two civilians. Roger T. Earth for almost two hours before other half zipped past the planet at a was scheduled to pass the planet quarter. In 1968, Apollo 8 blasted off for The office presently is crowded. Carter Seeking To Minimize Friction policy board has decided to ap Laskow of Stafford and Richard falling silent, Moscow Radio distance of 21,750 miles to serve as a Dec. 25, the broadcast said. The morning stars are Venus, Mer moon orbit carrying Frank Borman, Also, an applicant for a housing propriate $1.1 million in federal Currier of Ellington were presented reported. reflector to beam back signals to the The unmanned probe was equipped cury, Jupiter and Saturn. James Lovell and William Anders. program recently came in and WASHINGTON (NEA) - For all conflicts. were rather firmly rebuffed by the there is no special significance to his funds for a computerized traffic with special recognition awards for The probe, which was carried Earth. with television cameras, although There evening star is Mars. In 1975, six terrorists burst into a wanted to meet privately with his confidence about his standing It was a far cry from his campaign key New Hampshire delegation, and joining the Kennedy staff at this signal system for Route 44 from pulling a man from the driver's seat aboard the Venera-12 spacecraft Moscow Radio said after the probe Moscow Radio did not report Phelan. Those born on this date are under Vienna meeting of oil producing within the Democratic Party, Presi performance in 1976, when he given little encouragement Hartford to New Hartford, of his burning car in an accident in launched Sept, 14, touched down on touched down it automatically placed whether any pictures had been sent time, the senator has not had a The community room in the building the sign of Sagittarius. nations’ mini;ters, killed three per dent Carter is taking great care to responded to criticism from the late Willington. an image of Vladimir Lenin, leader back to Earth from the surface of elsewhere. political aide in his Senate office for the 900-degree surface of the cloud- Soviet Premier Josef Stalin was sons and held 70 hostages, including minimize friction with his two most Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey by was in use, so the two had to go out of the Bolshevik Revolution and Venus, Most Memphis delegates who almost two years. born Dec. 21, 1879. 11 OPEC ministers. formidable potential rivals — Sen. deriding Humphrey in the most cut expressed unhappiness with Carter Il HAD To Happen 8 On this day in history: A thought for the day: Shakespeare Edward M. Kennedy and California ting terms. clearly preferred Kennedy as the Hundreds of “HAD” buttons on Chamber Bylaw Changes 8 CALDOR SHOPPING PLAZA In 1620, the Pilgrims set foot for wrote, “He is well paid that is well Gov. Jerry Brown. During the Memphis conference, alternative, not Brown. A couple hun lapels in Memphis heraleded the MANCHESTER the first time on American soil at satisfied." The White House was caught off the Carter forces also made informal dred blue and white “Kennedy” but .g u a rd by creation of yet another interest group Open Mon.-Fri. 10-9, Sot. 10-6 1 overtures to the Jerry Brown camp. tons (reportedly leftovers from Out for Member Voting within the Democratic Party — Shop Sunday 12-5 Kennedy’s blunt White House aide Anne Wexler, a Robert Kennedy’s 1968 campaign) Hispanic American Democrats, a Yesterdays assault at the seasoned political operative, huddled were snatched up as soon as they coalition of citizens of Mexican, VERNON — Copies of revisions to the tors. Democratic Mid at length with two of the governor’s appeared, but the only sign of Brown Cuban and Puerto Rican descent. bylaws of the Rockville Area Chamber of Also added to that section is the fact 25 Years Ago for proposed expressway through term Conference top aides, Josiah Beeman and Tom interest came on a handful of fnitial planning for the coalition Commerce have been sent out to chamber that "The Board reserves the right to Manchester police force is termed town. in Memphis, Quinn,) during a Saturday night “Kennedy-Brown” buttons of members and are due to be returned by accept or reject any and all applications began about 9 months ago, and the small in study by International City 10 Years Ago where the senator cocktail party sponsored by the AFL- mysterious origin. Dec. 27 with a vote for or against each for any reason except one based on race, three groups got together for the first Managers Association. Democrat Francis J. Mahoney assailed Carter’s ClO's largest union, the American revision. creed, color, national origin, sex, age or SignifieunI Speculation time in Dallas a month ago. White G. Albert Hill, state highway com resigns from Manchester’s Board of plans to combat Federation of State, County and Under the section concerning eligibility mental or physical disability." Speculation about Kennedy's House aide Rick Hernandez was at missioner, reveals alternate routes Directors. inflation with deep ouaget cuts in Municipal Employees (AFSCME). to be a chamber member, the bylaws Presently the membership dues can be future political plans was intensified the first planning session, and Puerto formerly read that all persons, firms, "basic social programs.” Although Welxer insisted it was paid annually, semi-annually or quarterly. not only by his ringing Memphis Rico’s most avid Carter supporter, associations, corporations or partnerships The word quarterly is now being But instead of retaliating. Carter just a casual chat among old friends, speech but also by news that he has Franklin Delano Lopez, is part of the having an interest in the objectives of the eliminated. carefully turned the other cheek — it was learned that she solicited the hired 33-year-old Carl Wagner, a top chamber, would be eligible. To this has Revisions also call for the president of setting up a meeting between view of the Brown staffers on HAD leadership. been added, all persons ... "in good stan the board to appoint a nominating com Kennedy and his budget director, Carter’s performance, asking their political operative for AFSCME, as a At Memphis, the group set up a 37- ding." mittee in June rather than in July. James McIntyre, and then telling the opinions of what the president is special assistant. (Another AFSCME member planning committee and an Another change concerning In reference to the powers of the Board world about it at his press conference doing right and wrong. political expert. Bill Welsh, is joining nounced its intention of establishing membership calls lor all applicants to be the Carter administration as an state chapters. A fullscale conven of Directors, the board has the authority last Tuesday. Brown Rebuff sponsored by an existing member or the to submit, to the membership for mail Carter also used the press con assistant secretary of the Depart tion is planned for July. Quinn, Beeman and several other Executive Board and that all applications referendum, any questions which in its ference as an excuse to emphasize ment of Housing and Urban HAD leaders also caucused in be accompanied by a check equivalent to aides who attended the Memphis con judgment seems desirable. The revisions his areas of agreement with Kennedy Development). Memphis with top black Democrats the amount due to the next annual or semi call for a self-addressed envelope to be In ference on Brown’s behalf found lit Wagner is widely regarded in and agreed to work on common annual billing date. (“we espouse the same ultimate cluded in the mail referendum and that tle enthusiasm for their man among Democratic circles as a crackerjack goals. Because the chamber recently had a goals"), while downplaying their answers must be received within 14 calen the Democratic delegates. They field organizer. Although he insists problem with accepting a new member, it dar days from the date the questions were has also added that all applicants will first postmarked. Also new is a requirement be reviewed by the Executive Committee that a 10 percent response must he as to their eligibility, based on criteria es received for the vote to be valid. Commentary By Richard M. Growald tablished by the committee, before being In place of only the president being an “ccoAmiA' presented to the Board of Directors. And ex officio member of the board, will be NEW YORK (UPI) - The world generation in the Soviet Union. He finding U.S. reporter stepped into the tion, the French Communist Party that election of members will be by a sim added president, vice president and may be divided between East and rejected the wiles of Coca-Cola — ruins of what had been Syrian army and capitalistic French wine ple majority vote of the Board of Direc executive director. The slender wrist West, democracy and dictatorship “Coca-Cola Colonialism” had been a headquarters on the Golan Heights. growers rammed a bill through the chain that adds the right touch and the good guys and the bad guys, post-World War II anti-American Every wall was either damaged by Paris Parliament banning the im to any outfit... and elegance to any f6.99 but there is a case for saying world Communist slogan in Europe — and artillery or bombs or pockmarked by port, manufacture or sale of Coke. I)(‘ntul Huhits AUCTION occasion. In 6%" lengths. GIFT power politics is a battle between the Kremlin approved the sale of small arms fire. One thing was Coke fought back. It secured a Choose from 14 karat gold, sterling TO Coca-Cola and Pepsi-Cola. Pepsi across the steppes. pristine after the battle. photograph, taken in the bar of the NEW YORK I UPI I - silver or 12 karat gold filled. The guardians of the "Pepsi It is not without historical interest On one shattered wall, hung a new C h a n ^ r of Deputies, showing a bot PERSIAN a ORIENTAL CARPETS More than half the children From $6.00 SWEATER generation" may be suffering with that a Pepsi lawyer had visited 6-foot-wide shiny Coca-Cola sign in tle of Coke being chug-a-Iugged by, of in this country have never AU OUAMNTUO TO BE GENUINE HANDWOVEN 'in' I A luin III Imp I’crsmn & Oncnlal i-ur|H'ts w pip mclprt'd tor Hit word this week that President Russia's European satellites during Hebrew. Puzzled, the reporter asked all people, Jacques Duclos, then seen a dentist, yet most ^^||||'S D ill' III Hip 'llik f nl lllp cUstiims IIhim- Iim,iiii m II' '^9 .9 9 Carter’s recognition of China is being the cola struggle for the Soviets. an Israeli combat commander for an chief of the French Communist Par children have dental i(‘'>|iiin'>ili|i- (ill III!' iiii|M iil sluim u'dl til l' lim ril hi am liiiii llic ■ilh-t I Inin III n iilrr hi laiM' iiiim ctliiiU' i.isli SALE followed by Georgia-based Coca-(?ola Later, the lawyer, Richard M. Nixon, explanation. ty. Coke quickly became as legal in problems, .says a leading REG. ‘18 TO ‘24 announcing Tt will be selling Coke to was elected president. 'The Israeli officer pried up the sign France as wine. life insurance company. RAMADA INN A large selection of all kinds of sweaters, just in time for gift giving 13M t l l M D m m Hwy., W tth«rtfl«ld the pout-Mao Tse-tung generation in The struggle between Coke and its a bit and showed what was un To some students of power politics, A spokesman for the SUNDAY, DECEMBER 24 • 2 PM i hoor all are washable acrylic. Shown are just a few from the group. The S Peking. rival Pepsi has impacted, to use a derneath — a bullet-riddled Pepsi it will be fascinating to see if Taiwan Metropolitian Life In two striped sweaters are 6.99. The others, are 9.99. Vlmi 1 PM now plots for Pepsi. surance Co. advises I Ini Intli'fi .III' lull' vratlr'- in small \ laria' .'i/i'> il KASHAS KKiniAN But if Coke may succeed in the the State Department word, in the Mid sign in Arabic. The Israelis had made parents to take children to I I’ln.NCKSS lUiKM Mn r.M lIil/. MIIIKIIM MOIH Slim s AN \ Far East, Pepsi can still lay claim to dle East. Coke is king in Israel while the Coke sign into a badge of con And what about those other great I r|||\|-)S |-i jilll- lll.llh rillh'l UK llllllllL' Mllini-|-> -lik \ |UP I "ilk |I|M I'S (he dentist as early as ages I S p o n io r i firvu* O aiterifi, tnr. I V ^ o p e N MON. ■ PRI. B - 9 P.M. MON.-FRI. 10-9, SAT. 10-6, SUN. 12-5. FREE GIFT BOXING-FREE another part of the Red world, Pepsi mostly reigns in the Arab quest. power chauvinists — Dr. Pepper, RC two or three. I 20l-227-6l4t Trrm$t t'-mh or i'.hrrk g S A It 9 • 9:30 P.M. IAY-A-W AY Til CHRISTMAS.CHEERFUL EXCHANGES AFTER CHRIST Russia. world. France was an earlier Cola, Seven-Up, Dr, Brown’s cream M AS. ALW AYS FIRST QUALITY. 8 9t7 MAIN STREET DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER The late Soviet premier, Nikita As the smoke cleared after the I%7 battleground. Immediately after soda and Nehi orange? 8 Khrushchev, made this a Pepsi six-day Middle East war, a fact World War 11, a dreadful combina- PAGE FX)URTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchestfr, Conn., TIuits . I)w I'I78 ------— — =xr- Kdu'urd I’. Q imhIi MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs.. Dec. 21, 1978 - PAGE KIFTI J ’.N f Obituaries MILFORD — Edward P. Quish, 88, wwiniiinorn'm wnwiiiiwi i,n,i>.n of 100 Viscount Drive, Milford, died Dr. Marcus Accepts >lr!t. Arrliilmlil A; Kioiix Wednesday at the Rocky Hill Thoughts Veterans Hospital. He was born and Fairbanks Suspension Lifted, EAST HARTFORD - Mrs. Helen Draghi Rioux. 73, of 25 Forest St. had resided for many years in Bay State Position ApLENty died Wednesday at a South Windsor Manchester. convalescent home. She was the wife He was born in Manchester Aug. By CIIKIS BLAKK 29, 1890, and moved to Milford four of Archibald A. Rioux. lliTiild Kc|Hirl<-r Returns to Patriots’ Family years ago. Mrs. Rioux was born in Windsor EAST HARTFORD — Jerry Mar He worked for 23 years in inven Locks and had lived in East Hartford V cus, assistant school superintendent By Len Auster tory control at Cheney Brothers. BOSTON (UPI) - Chuck The only certainty now is that Fair Even the Patriots admit the banks said. "It enables us to continue since 1940. for personnel, has accepted the A World War I veteran, he served banks. who coached the Patriots to problem hasn't been solved — only in the playoffs,” She is also survived by a daughter. school superintendent’s position in F’airbanks is becoming the in the U.S Navy. He also was a Ihe AFC East title, will be on the lemporarily shoved aside until the Jean E. Rioux of Cambridge. Mass.: Franklin, Mass., a town of 18,000 center of an east-west tug-ol- When asked if he'd feel awkward member of the American Legion Sullivan fFon Out that formation of a couple of new in sidelines for the playoffs. He was .season closes. two brothers, Francis J, Draghi and southwest of Boston. war. and while the New leading the team in the playoffs after Post 102 of Manchester and the terscholastic teams might be under suspended Monday after informing "They can reopen negotiations. " John B. Draghi, both of Windsor Earlier this week, Marcus had an Billy Sullivan won out —at least England Patriots feel they what had transpired. Fairbanks said. Army-Navy Club of Manchester temporarily. taken. That’s news to Dick Cobb, team owner Billy Sullivan he he said. "But we have not released "I have spent six years of my life and Locks; and two sisters. Miss nounced he was withdrawing from high school athletic director. have the edge now, there is accepted Colorado's offer. Survivors include his wife, Ethel contention for the scool Chuck Fairbanks, who surprised Fairbanks now, and we will not con- work with this team to get to the Rosemary Draghi of Windsor Locks “I haven’t heard anything about Fairbanks' telegram read: "I have Trounton Quish of Milford, one son, superintendent’s position in another the National Football League frater still room for a mighty pull by ■sent to his release after the season." point where we are. I don't know of and Mrs. F. Raymond Clark of it,” stated Cobb Wednesday morning, relumed today i Wednesday i to attorney Robert B. Quish of Milford, Massachusetts town — Pittsfield, nity with his announcement that he the University of Colorado. Sullivan said technically, the eon- anyone who will work harder." Holyoke. Mass. ”Oh, yes, there are rumors, people assume my full-time duties a.s head and three grandchildren. Marcus said he will be leaving his would return to the collegiate ranks Fairbanks’ two-day suspension was Iract offer is dead because, "under Fairbanks also admitted the timing The funeral is Friday at 8:15 a m. talking atiout what they’d like such as coach and general manager of the Services will be held Friday at 11 present position in April. He said he at the University of Colorado, has lifted Wednesday by the Patriots contract law, if a guy makes an offer, of the announcement, subsequent from the J.M. Bassinger Funeral girls’ soccer, boys’ volleyball, b u t... New England Patriots' football club. a.m. at the Cody White Funeral would like to work on present con made a whistle stop and will coach after he sent a carefully-worded and it's not accepted, then the offer's suspension, and resulting action was Home. 37 Gardner St., Windsor “ ... But I’d like to see them equip "I am not in a position at this time Home, 107 Broad St., Milford. Burial the New England Patriots in the telegram to the University of dead. bad. Locks, with a mass at St. Mary's tract negotiations with the school what we have first,” Cobb countered, to engage in any further negotiation Church. Windsor Locks, at 9. Burial will be in the King’s Highway secetaries union and “finish up a few playoffs. Colorado apparently rejecting the "There's nothing to prevent them "Unfortunatly. in a decision of this "I’m not talking alraut frills but basic with you. or to execute a contract from making a new offer, or even will be in St. Patrick's King Street Cemetery in Milford. There are no other projects ” before he leaves. And then he will go to Colorado. head coaching job lie accepted only kind, there really is never a good calling hours. things. Girls’ field hockey (for exam with you. Very truely yours, Charles coming back with the same one, " he Cemetery. Enfield. The base salary for the Franklin It appears Sullivan, embittered days earlier. time to do it," he said. '’The timing .Mrs. Gcrlriulc F. Mrtiic owner of the Patriots who felt ple) need warm-ups.” L. Fairbanks." .said. of this particular situation was the Friends may call at the funeral position is $38,000. Marcus now That’s been an argument presented While he told the university he was EAST HARTFORD - Mrs. Ger betrayed by Fairbanks and The Patriots say that means Fair "If Crowder makes another offer, worst part of trying to make this home tonight from 7 to 9. receives $30,305. previously. Boys’ and girls’ swim returing to the Patriots, he didn't tell trude Fitzgibbons Virtue of 49 suspended him six hours before the banks turned down Ihe job. Crowder then we'd have to fight with them at decision, because the timing was not The family suggests that any Marcus said it would be “very ming had to buy lane lines, costing them he had turned down the job. disagrees. Eleanor Road died Wednesday at a painful” for he and his family to season finale against Miami, and Colorado Athletic Director Eddie that time,” he said. "What this whole good." memorial gifts may be made to the around $2,000, and stopwatches from "At the eoncTusion of the Patriots' South Windsof convales«ent home. leave East Hartford. Fairbanks will settle the final four Crowder said Fairbanks hasn't strategy is, then, is to put off any Fairbanks reportedly has four American Cancer Society. 670 funds raised at a swim-a-thon. The post-season endeavours, he will be She was the widow of Niel W. Virtue. years of their contract. refused the offer, and will be Ihe new confrontation between the Patriots years left of a $150,000-per-year con Prospect Ave., Hartford. Want an Hawaiin dream vacation? This man can show you ’’Overall, the instructional Universal G^m, which in part the University of Colorado's next Mrs. Virtue was a lifelong resident It’s diflicult to say who will be the coach next year. and Colorado for now." tract, and the Patriots say they'll Harold F. Abbey the top spots of the island and tailor a vacation to your needs. program is excellent here, " he said. abetted the football team’s 6-4 mark, lootball coach. " Crowder said. of the Hartford area. "winner” out of all this but Sullivan "Coach Chuck Fairbanks has not At an impromptu news conference hold him to it. (Herald photo by Maynard) ”We have some really fine members was funded somewhat from projects Crowder said nothing has been COVENTRY — Harold F. Abbey, She is survived by several cousins. of the staff. did make his point in part. Fairbanks rejected our offer. " Crowder said. at Schaefer Stadium in Foxboro, "No way we're going to release undertaken by athletes. signed, but that Fairbanks has 78. of 155 Springdale Ave. died The funeral is Saturday at 8:15 ’’The attitude of the Board of had a valid contract, signed and "At this time, we do not need to Massachusetts, a tight-lipped, grim- him,” Sullivan said Tuesday, ”We Dr. Jerry Marcus These items, among others, are accepted the pact at $45,000-per-year. Tuesday at Windham Community a.m. from Farley-Sullivan Funeral Education is exceptional 'good and sealed on the dotted, line, yet he negotiate or sign a cunlrael with faeed Fairbanks was evasive about expect him to perform. For four Memorial Hospital, Willimantic. He wanted to break it in mid-stream. supposed to be funded by Board of The pot reportedly has been sweeted what, exactly, the telegram meant. years.” Home, 96 Webster St., Hartford, with favorable to the progress of degree in education from Tufts him. " was the husband of Mrs. Rita Sullivan’s reaction to this was Education money. by a radio-lelevisjon contract. "It means what it says,” Fair a mass at St. Christopher's Church at LaFleur Specializes students," he said. University on Boston in 1955. He also Gosselin Abbey. natural. That, however, has not necessarily 9. Burial will be in Mount St. He said there is a “Sufficient studied at New York University, Mr. Abbey was born in East Hart Too many times players demand been the case. Benedict Cemetery, Bloomfield. variety” of programs in East Hart Hofstra University, C.W. Post ford and had lived in Coventry for 22 renegotiation of their pacts and the It’s a subject Cobb, and others, Friends may call at the funeral ford “ to help students with a variety College, St. John's University, years. Before retiring in 1965, he had requests are honored. In a somewhat would like to see corrected. scoreboard) home Friday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 In Hawaii Vacations Redmond Wins Tourney, ( of instructional needs.” Queens College and Cornell Universi been employed at Pratt & Whitney p.m. The variety of programs is a result similar vein, Fairbanks, while not Division of United Technologies By aiA K M F MAVNAIU) "You could do a lot and still miss ty. wanting to renegotiate, wanted to Bits and Pieces of the large size of the district and In 1977, he received his doctorate Corp., East Hartford, for 15 years. Koiiuld I. Gluug;li llcruld RcporliT some of things which are really a the leadership qualities of the board say to heck with the agreement. Every single East Catholic High must." from Columbia University in New He was an Army veteran of World EAST HARTFORD - Ronald GLASTONBURY - If you go to and the superintendent, he said. York City. That’s not living up to your obliga varsity basketball victory was War II and a member of Coventry's LaFleur is as high on the people of tion. With Partner No.l in NE Ingersoll Clough, 45, of 1970 Main St. Hawaii, don't pick up the lava and ’’We’re very, very reluctant to He taught biology to junior high represented Tuesday night at the American Legion Post. He was a died Wednesday at Hartford Hawaii as he is on the land. “The Sullivan felt Fairbanks, for at least bring it home. It's bad luck, the leave here,” he said “We have great school students at Farmingdale Eagles’ Nest. Second-year Head Patrick Division communicant of St. Mary’s Church Hospital. He was the husband of Mrs. people are some of the most magnifi the rest of this campaign, should be Achievements — one on the natives say. services in the school and in the town Junior High School in Long Island, Coach Jim Penders was on the W L T Pts. and secretary of the Holy Name Carol Smith Clough. cent types you can ever run into,” he loyal to the Patriot family and court and the other off-in ten That legend and others like it still and we've met some outstanding peo N.Y. He later served as a guidance bench, naturally, while up in the NY Islanders 19 4 7 45 Society. Mr. Clough was born in Cam said. ’’couldn’t serve two masters.” Can nis were noted by Jack Red run rampant through Hawaii, the ple here,” counselor, assistant principal and stands were Stan Ogrodnik and Don Atlanta 18 12 3 39 He is also survived by a daughter, bridge, Mass., and had lived in the They do have their superstitions. you blame his reasoning? 50th state and as far from anything in Marcus said he chose the Franklin summer school principal and ad Burns. mond, head pro at the Philadelphia 17 11 5 39 Joan R. Abbey of Coventry; a son, Hartford area for the past 22 years. One contractor bulldozed a hejau, Fairbanks, while successful on the the continental U.S. as one can im Position and withdrew from conten ministrative assistant to the Bums, currently at Yale Universi Manchester Racquet Club, last NY Rangers 17 10 4 38 Robert D. Abbey of New Orleans, He had been employed by the Hilton agine. or religious temple, to make way for tion in Pittsfield because “Franklin professional level, apparently ty, was East’s first head man at its superintendent in Farmingdale. weekend. Smyihe Uivlgiun La.; and two sisters, Mrs. Mildred Hotel and the Governor House Hotel George LaFleur of Glastonbury is condominiums. The typical Hawaiian had more of the kinds of things I was yearned to return to a campus at inception. He led the Eagles for five He later became assistant prin On the surface at the Willows W L Johnson of East Hartford and Mrs. of Hartford for many years. in the business of bringing Hawaii to was offended by that move. LaFleur looking for. " mosphere He will —after the season seasons, winning 93, losing 17 while T F ^ . cipal at Plainview High School in Racquet Club in North Andover, Chicago 10 14 7 Winifred Bertel of California. He is also survived by his mother, the people and customizing vacations said only three of the units were sold The town has 4,500 students and is out. capturing three HCC and two state 27 Long Island. Mass., top-seeded Redmond easily Vancouver 12 20 2 The funeral will be Tuesday, Dec. Mrs, Madeline Ingersoll Clough of to suit their needs. After six years as while surrounding developments one high school, Marcus said the While Sullivan and the Patriots will crowns. Ogrodnik, who followed 26 26, at 9:15 a.m. from Potter Funeral were being gobbled up. He has also served as assistant whipped Gene Poplanski in straight St. Louis 7 22 5 19 Tolland. the New England sales manager for enrollment is declining slightly, but not be happy having to look for a new Burns, was at the helm nine years Or consider the story of hokule-a, superintendent for personnel for the sets, 6-1, 6-1. The latter was seeded Colorado 6 21 6 18 Home. 456 Jackson St., Willimantic, The funeral is Friday at 1:30 p.m. Aloha Hawaii Travel Ltd., LaFleur the town has the potential for head coach for 1979, at least they and had a 159-52 mark, winning three Nassau County Board of Cooperative second in the Veterans (35) age with a mass at St. Mary’s Church at at Callahan Funeral Home, 1602 Main has struck out on his own. The the “Star of Gladness.” According to “tremendous growth.” have the old one for the important HCC crowns and one state title ... legend, a “tu tu,” or elder, traveled Educational Services. category. 10. Burial will be in St. Mary’s St. The Rev. Donald G. Miller, pastor Connecticut native began his own Sewers have just been installed and part of the ’78 campaign. East had several opportunites for Wales Conference Cemetery. Marcus came to East Hartford in Play drew a field of 28. of the United Congregational Church business Dec. 1, Mr. Hawaii Travel to an island with the training crew of development is beginning in several victory against Bloomfield but mis September, 1976. He has responsibili Off the court, Redmond and Norris Division There are no calling hours. of Tolland, will officiate. Burial will Ltd., in a small office at 58 House St. this great fishing vessel. She died, areas. Because of the town's sed a bundle of layups. ”We don’t go ty over the personnel functions of Nothing in W'orks partner, Phil Coons of Glastonbury, W L T PU. The family suggests that any be in North Cemetery, Tolland. Like other specialists of the day, but before she did, she promised to proximity to Boston and because it is strong to the basket and stick it in as about 1,000 staff members, including head pro at the Cromwell Racquet Montreal 22 6 4 48 memorial gifts may be made to the There are no calling hours. be a guardian in the form of a black served by a rail line to the city, Jacob Ludes, Manchester High we should.” voices Penders, ”We Lafleur deals solely in Hawaiian travel, j^ark^ 680 professional employees. Club, were notified of their No.l Los Angeles 13 12 5 31 Booth-Dimock Memorial Library or “Hawaii deserves specialization,” ____ , principal, last week speaking to a have to get more of an inside game. I “ there is anticipation that the town ranking in Men's Open Doubles in Pittsburgh 11 14 7 29 to St. Mary’s Church. Kolierl C. Tyler will grow,” he said. gathering at the Kiwanis Club, hinted don’t know if we have one now.” says the amiable LaFleur (no rela- HamlooH th ’ New England by the New England Detroit 8 16 9 25 Mrs. Josepb Boucher MANCHESTER — The funeral of tion to Montreal’s Guy and no Hit-Run Sentence Marcus received his B.A. degree Tennis Association. Washington 8 20 5 21 COVENTRY — Mrs. Mary Grot- Robert C. Tyler of 36 Scott Drive, resemblance to Steve McGarrett), "ew members was swept overboard. from Brooklyn College in New York VERNON (UPI) — An 18-year-old Redmofld and Coons teamed last Adams Division tole Boucher, 67, of Mohegan Drive who died Sunday in DelRay, Calif., is “There’s so much to do there. "h pushed back on City in 1954. He received his master's man has been sentenced to 2 l/2-to-5- summer to win several major tour W L T Pts. died Wednesday at St. Francis Saturday with a mass at St. Each one of the islands is a destination ‘’y ^ Fans Behind King, Ja ck K c iIi ii o i k I year prison sentence in the hit-and- I’hil Coons Boston 21 5 6 48 Hospital and Medical Center, Hart black shark. naments. Bartholomew's Church at 10 a.m. in itself. It’s a fulfilling dream and run death of a University of Connec Toronto 16 14 4 36 ford. She was the wife of Joseph It is the enchantment and mystique Burial will be in St. James you can’t do it without knowing what ticut student in Storrs. Buffalo 13 11 Boucher. which makes Hawaii so appealing, 8 34 Cemetery. you’re talking about.” Authorities said a car driven by Nets Star Responds Minnesota Lottery 11 17 3 25 Mrs. Boucher was born in Hartford The Holmes Funeral Home, 400 The 50th state includes the main and the vacationers pour in year after year Stephen Currier, of no certain ad Wednesday's Results and had lived in the Hartford area all Main St,, is in charge of island of Hawaii — which holds 80 dress, struck Linda Rimeoski, 18, of NEW YORK (UPI) — Kevin Loughery knows Bernard King her life. arrangements. percent of the population — and That goes for New Englanders, too. Ford, Bai*nes Feature, Rangers 6, Buffalo 3 Bristol Sept. 25 while she was The funeral was this morning with There are no calling hours. seven other islands of various sizes. “The New England area considers has created a delicate situation for himself and the team, but the Montreal 5, Chicago 3 HARTFORD —The winning walking near Route 195 and Detroit 7, Vancouver 2 a mass at St. Patrick and St. Anthony The family suggests that any The island of Oahu has the capital it a dream vacation,” said LaFleur. New Jersey Nets’ coach makes it clear he sympathizes with his number drawn Wednesday in the Mansfield Road. Toronto 4, Minnesota 2 Church, Hartford. Burial was in memorial gifts may be made to the city of Honolulu. Two others, Niihau Hawaii has evolved and I work hard young star to put people as close to that realiza Connecticut daily lottery was 768. Police said they were pursuing Mount St. Benedict Cemetery, American Heart Association of and Kahoolawe, are off-limits to Currier in a high-speed chase when “1 have to feel that the individual Celtics Like Old Club Bloomfield. tion as I possibly can.” diana, 121-105, Atlanta beat New Greater Hartford, 310 Collins St., tourists. The former is owned by a the incident occurred. now is more important than the WHA The D’Esopo East Hartford Hartford, or to the Big Brothers of team,” Loughery said Wednesday York, 121-112, Kansas City drubbed BOSTON (UPI) -Two new 22 points, snared 10 rebounds, made after a game,” he said. wealthy family named Sinclair; the W L T Pts. Funeral Chapel was in charge of Greater Hartford, 115 Sigournev St. night, after King scored 29 points and Seattle, 114-95, San Antonio blasted three steals and blocked four shot? Leonard feels his Pacers let the latter is used by the Navy and Air faces — Chris Ford and Marvin Quebec 16 11 4 36 arrangements. Hartford. Force as a target area. ]\o Nativity Scene grabbed 15 rebounds in a 108-105 loss Chicago, 131-102, Denver downed before fouling out with 3:45 left. game get out of control with a minute A l SIEFFERT'S SAYS... Barnes — had the Boston “ I didn't hesitate tonight. I felt New England 15 9 6 36 Lafleur knows the island and its HARTFORD (UPI) — Parks and recreation officials to the Houston Rockets. New Orleans, 121-112, Washington and a half left in the first half. Celtics looking like the team of natural out there for a change and Cincinnati 14 15 4 32 mountains, valleys, trails and say the nativity scene traditionally displayed in the down ’’However,” continued Loughery, outgunned Phoenix, 137-129, and “In order for us to win, we have to old. my legs did what I wanted them to,” Edmonton 15 13 0 30 streams. With his insight of the key town area is too shabby to set up this year. referring to the Monday morning in Golden State shaded Philadelphia, control the tempo and we let them Area Police Report he said. Winnipeg 12 12 4 28 places to go, he can tailor a vacation “When we uncrated the figures a few weeks ago, we cident in which King allegedly was 85-81. With the two newcomers leading get away from us,” he said. “We WHY PAY MORE? the way, the Celtics handled the In Barnes wasn't dismayed by only were down by only two with a minute Birmingham 12 14 3 27 to fit the budget and lifestyle of a found them in such bad shape we just couldn’t put them found in his car, intoxicated and in Vernon scoring four points in the first half. Coventry, was charged Wednesday client. up,” department director Victor Jarm said Wednesday. possession of cocaine, ’’that does not CellivH 121, Pacers lO.’i diana Pacers easily Wednesday night and a half left in the first half and we Wednesday's Result Danny L. Hartsgrove, 27, of West "My offense was off in the first with risk of injury to minors, second- For the sophisticated elite, a Rolls mean 1 condone what Bernard did.” Chris Ford scored a season-high 32 121-105. The easy win was a rarity for got careless and we handed them a Soviet All-Stars 5, Cincinnati 3 Street, Rockville, was charged He estimated it would cost from $20,(X)0 to $25,000 to half. But, when that's not on there degree criminal mischief and driving Royce will take you from your hotel But Loughery knows these facts points and Marvin Barnes hit for a the Celtics, whp are last in the NBA's 58-46 lead,” he said. Wednesday night with breach of the have all 13 pieces restored. are other ways to contribute. So, I while under the influence of liquor or to the airport where an awaiting are extraneous to the case. King’s season-high 22 to help Boston hand Atlantic Division. Indiana center James Edwards, peace and reckless burning. concentrated on defense and reboun drugs. Lear jet whisks you to the main career could be in trouble and he Indiana its fifth straight loss. Ford hit for 32 points in the game, who lead the Pacers with 20 points NBA ding. When I found my shot in the se Police said he was charged in con In connection with the same inci island for dinner. It’ll whisk you back Gaming Data Due knows how serious the matter is. Hawks 121, K nirks 112 one short of his career high, but set a felt the Celtics had too many guns. nection with the investigation of a cond half, I went to work,” Barnes Eastern Conference dent, Stanley Wroblewski, 19, of later that night. The package price? HARTFORD (UPI) — The American Totalisator Co., ”I am down ... I know this could John Drew scored 44 points as personal record of 14 field goals, and ”It's tough enough on the Iwards said. disturbance at 58 Village St., Roy’s Mansfield, was charged with risk of Only $600, which runs Connecticut’s daily numbers game, says it effect my career ... I don’t want to Atlanta broke a two-game losing came close to collapse after the facing Cowens, But when you have to Allanlie Division Market. Barnes acknowleged that he was injury to minors. Or for the economizing clan, you will submit financial information to the state gaming let my teammates down,” said King. streak and snapped New York’s ■game. The six-year veteran was, contend with the way Barnes played W L Pet. GB Police said Hartsgrove allegedly motivated just 52 seconds into the Coventry Police said the arrests can rent a camper and travel to commission. “The fans made me feel real good three-game winning streak. fighting an intestinal virus which left tonight, you have real trouble,” he Washington 23 9 started a fire in some papers after he game when Indiana guard Rickey were the result of an investigation of Hawaii’s out-of-the-way places. The The agency told AmTote lat week it had to provide cer Kin^s 111, .SupcrSoiiics 95 him totally dehydrated after the said. Philadelphia 18 10 was told to leave the store. He was Sobers hit from behind in the a report that someone was knocking parks have all the bath and water tain financial disclosures, including profits, or its con Billy McKinney paced six Kansas game. The Celtics will try to make it two New Jersey 17 13 held overnight at the police station on backcourt. Barnes fired the ball into down mailboxes on North River Road facilities you need, LaFleur said, and tract would not be renewed. City players in double figures with 23 However, his effort didn't go un wins in a row Friday night when they New York 16 17 a $1,000 bond and was to be presented NBA Sobers' chest when the foul was and the damaging of pillar supports at an enterprising soul can survive on The current contract expires in March, 1979. points to help hand Seattle its fourth noticed. ' host the Atlanta Hawks. Indiana will Boston 11 20 .355 IIW in court today. called and it looked as if the two Guido’s Market and an outdoor pay the wild fruits of the islands, The commission last week said some information the straight loss. ‘Tve been pleased with Chris all try to rebound Thursday night in Central Division Mellonese Shepherd, 23, of and the support I have gotten from would come to blows. phone by the store. “There’s so much to do,” he said. division of the General Instruments Corp. submitted was Spurs 131, Bulls 102 season,” said player-coach Dave Detroit against the Pistons . W L F GB Ellington Road, South Windsor, was Kevin is real important to me.” ”I told him that if he hit me again. Police said the two minors in the insufficient. George Gervin scored 29 points and Cowens who chipped in with 21 San Antonio 17 14 When King took the court, the fans I'd break his back,” Barnes said. charged Wednesday with fourth- car were referred to the Department teamed with James Silas during a points, ”I expect to see him in the All Nicklaus Honored Houston 15 13 degree larceny on complaint of the stood as one and tendered him a stan From there Barnes went into high of Youth Services in Norwich. Copas third-quarter charge to key San An Star game this year. He definitely NEW YORK (UPI) - Jack Atlanta 16 15 K-Mart Store at Vernon Circle. His ding ovation. Obviously touched. gear. In the first half alone he was released on a $1,000 nonsurety tonio’s fifth straight victory. deserves it.” 1 Nicklaus, who won his record 18th Cleveland 11 20 . court date is Jan. 2, King started slowly, scoring only six grabbed seven rebounds and blocked bond and Wroblewski in a $500 non Nugficis 121, Jiizz I 12 Complimenting Cowens' words major championship this year by Detroit 10 20 . A diamond is round. A diamond is many shapes, points in the first half, but finished four shots, Govenlry surety bond for appearance in court George McGinnis scored 39 points was Indiana coach Bob Leonard. capturing the British Open, was New Orleans 11 22 with a 17-point fourth quarter. "My game feels that it's coming David Copas, 21. of Laurel Trail, in Rockville, Jan. 9. of course. But for some ladies, the diamond is a and David Thompson 32 for Denver. "Ford always hustles out there. He named Wednesday Sportsman of the King’s effort was to no avail as around. I'm running hard, jumping brilliant-cut round diamond. We have a very large 55 Minutes New Orleans now has lost 15 of 16 creates his qwn opportunities and Year by Sports Illustrated. Houston cashed in Mike Newlin’s 12 high and playing defense. I wasn't Western Conference road games. makes the best of them. He's a good Ironically, the award to the world's East Hartford selection of diamonds of all shapes and sizes. Come TURKEY IS COOKED straight foul shots in the final quarter tired out there, but I’m tired now and Btillcls 137, Suns 129 shooter too,” he said. greatest golfer, his first such Midwest Division to decide the issue. Rick Barry that feels good because it means that Fire Calls A l SIEFFERT'S S A Y S ... find the one for the lady you love. COMPLETELY... GOLDEN Bob Dandridge scored 36 points In Barnes’a 36-minute tour of duty, designation by the magazine, came W L Pet. GB scored 18 points and had eight I worked hard. I like to feel tired — when Washington squandered a 15- the 6'8” forward netted a season high when Nicklaus is curtailing his tour Kansas City 18 10 .643 Wednesday, 11:02 assists, five of them in the fourth a m . BROWN AND TENDER! point lead but held on. nament appearances. Denver 16 15 .516 ZVz —Medical call to 363 Park period. Rudy Tomjanovich led the W arriors 85, Sivers 81 Chicago 13 19 .406 7 Ave. Rockets with 23, Cal Murphy had 22 Sonny Parker made four free Koch Leads Team Milwaukee 14 21 .400 7'/i Wednesday, 11:06 a m. WHY PAY MORE? Caloric’ Electric and Moses Malone 20 with 18 10 20 .333 9 Indiana —Medical call to Jenks Street. rebounds. throws in the final 32 seconds to lift CABLE, Wis, (UPII — Vermont's Golden State and snap Philadelphia’s Wednesday. 11:29 a.m. SHOP YOUR CHRISTMAS STORE! In other games, Boston whipped In Aaron Award to Rice Bill Koch leads America's top team Pacific Division —Medical call to 1250 Burn Microwave/ Range four-game winning streak. against a field of international w L Pet. GB side Ave. challengers today in a 15 kilometer Seattle 20 10 .667 — Wednesday, 1:52 p.m It does it all. MILWAUKEE (UPI) - Jim Rice of the Boston Red Sox is ; Nordic World Cup cross country ski Phoenix 20 13 .606 I'M —Investigation of gas leak at I m p e r i Q l the recipient of the first annual Henry Aaron Award as ; race at the Mount Telemark Ski Los Angeles 20 13 .606 U k 151 Sandra Drive. The Caloric Electric Microwave/Range B v J MARAIITZ/SUPERSCOPE Holiday Skiing Bright Area. Portland 16 14 .533 4 Wednesday, 3:49 p.m. gives you: baseball’s Man of the Year as chosen by the Milwaukee i Skiers from 10 countries will com Golden State 17 15 .531 4 -Medical call to 235 Main St. ■ Variable power microwave rooking WOODSTOCK, Vt. (UPI) - The terrain open at southern areas is still chapter of the Baseball Writers of America. pete in the race, headed by Sven-Ake San Diego 14 20 .412 8 Wednesday, 9:12 m. SAVE UKECRAZY ON THIS... ■ Conventional baking or broiling -Medical call to 19 Chapman outlook for holiday skiing conditions quite limited. Aaron, the all-time home run champion, will present the ; l.undbaek of Sweden. St. AM/FM Stereo ■ Combination microwave cooking with in northern New England were Whether natural or machine made award to Rice at the chapter's annual Diamond Dinner Jan. ; conventional baking or broiling Wednesday. 10:20 p.m Receiver with 8-Track brightened early this week with snow, packed powder conditions ; 14. The award was announced Wednesday. -M inor house fire at 115 Tape Recorder/Player ■ All in the same self cleaning oven widespread snow accumulations of 8 prevail on those ski trails which are UMass, Sweitzer Honored • Plus surface cooking with Till-Top "I played baseball 23 years and 1 haven't had anything i Tolland St. & Turntable. inches or more, according to the New open throughout New England. Today, 1:21 am . —Medical It's whal cooking's coming lot England Ski Areas Council, The mid-week forecast was for : touch me as this has," said Aaron, who played 12 seasons with i CENTERVILLE. Mass. (UPI) - playoffs, the Minutemen defeated call to 22 Colt St. NOW Northern Vermont ski areas moderate to heavy snow in the : the old Milwaukee Braves before that club moved to Atlanta i The University of M?is?achusetts and top-ranked-Nevada-Reno, but then Today. 2:53 a.m. —Medical See the Revolutionary received the heaviest accumulations northern mounains by Thursday. : in 1966. He finished his career with the Milwaukee Brewers in i the University of Delaware, both lost the championship game to call to 418 Burnside Ave. ONLY *148 OPEN EVERY NITE TIL 9 PM, SAT. TIL 5:30 TIL XMAS New Caloric Microwave IRanf^e at: — at least a foot — with Stowe i 1975 and 1976. NCAA tournament finalists, have Florida A&M 35-28. Today. 6:28 .m. —Medical CHECK - MASTER CHARGE - LAYAWAY - BANKAMERICARD - call to 29 Whiting Road. JIMA V I * I l~ t . 9 V - CHECK - MASTER CHARGE - LAYAWAY - BANKAMERICARD-VISA leading New England with a 30 inch “This ranks up there with all my honors, " Aaron said, i been named the Division 1-AA and Northeastern tight end Dan Ross, Today. 7:24 a.m. —Medical accumulation, NESAC said "This means 1 can help preserve my ties with Milwaukee. ; Division II ECAC-football Teams of holder of four New England Univer call to 55 Garden St. Wednesday. Colls Sign Back the Year respectively. sity Division receiving records, was Most northern New England ski S After all. 1 got my start in baseball in Eau Claire, Wis. " Massachusetts. Yankee named the Pleyer of the Year in Divi A t fiieU^ areas are open, many have over half BALTIMORE lUPI) - The Rice, the American League's most valuable, led the majors ; Conference champions, rolled up an sion 1-AA. 445 HARTFORD RD. U U Somalia is the world’s of their terrain open to skiers, and a Baltimore Colts Wednesday signed ;i in home runs this past season with 46, highest in the 8-3 regular season mark this year, in Versatile Ken Sweitzer of Connec principal source of the in MANCHESTER 647-9997 or 9998 running back Ben Garry from cense resins frankincense few are virtually 100 percent open. |: American League since 1969. He led the American in runs cluding victories of Boston College ticut, who split his time between the I I . ® OPIHTOHITE'TIIO 3 ? ■ - ^ ^ ^ - ^ OPEN TONITE 'TIL 9 Ski areas in Massachusetts and University of Southern Mississippi. and myrrh. It was known to THIS., WED. « SAT. TU 5 j batted in, triples, hits and slugging percentage. His .315 bat- and Holy Cross, both Division 1 quarterback and wide receiver ancient Egypt as the "Ijnd S B TDES., WED. & SAT. TIL 5 Connecticut continue to rely almost Garry. 22. was drafted by the Colls teams. They were 6-0 in Division 1- positions, was a unanimous choice as M 0g.JrilUIS.Ani.'Tll9 917 MAIN STREET • MANCHESTER 5 ting average ranked third in the league. of Aromatics.” * • MON., TNURS.« HI. TU 9 totally on machine-made snow for in 1978 but did no! come In terms and AA action. Rookie of the Year in Division I-AA. their skiing, and the amount of did not play football this sca.son. In the NCAA's first Division 1-AA PAGE SIXTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Dec. 21, 1!>78 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Dec. 21, 1978 — I’AtiE SEVENTEF.N -is Vermeil NFC Coach of Was Proven Wrong by Phillies’ Tix Sales Up NEWMirw YORKvnnw (UPI)/iiDr\ - Dick __ Vermeil, who was only too happy to Verrneil was only the second yards for a touchdown. Vermeil made no attempt to be wrong in leading the Eagles to Eagles' coach in 24 years to win the Vermeil’s success doesn't stem overestimate his Philadelphia their first winning season since 1966 UPI coaching award. Buck Shaw from miracles, however. It comes Since Acquiring Rose V and first playoff berth since 1960, took the honor in 1960 when the more from honesty and hard work. Eagles before [the start of the By MILT KICIIMAN NFL season. Wednesday was named the United Eagles won the NFL championship, ''I’ve worked for a lot of fine foot charge being tied in with Rose's ego. Press International NFC Coach of beating Vince Lombardi's Green Bay ball coaches and I'll tell you, there NEW YORK (UPI) - Pete Hearing that David Thompson of "On paper the Eagles are not a the Year. Packers, 17-13, for the title. are no geniuses among football Rose already has paid back his the Denver Nuggets was generally playoff football team ," the coach Vermeil, now in his third season Ironically, Vermeil reinforced his regarded the highest paid athlete at said. “If we’re fortunate enough to coaches," he said. “I myself just try first year’s salary to the with the Eagles, was a decisive opinion that the Eagles were not a to be very honest with the players. I $800,000 a year. Rose decided he make it, a lot of teams have to choice, drawing 30 votes from ballots playoff team a few days prior to what Phillies, who keep looking wanted the distinction of being the cooperate. We're not good enough try to maintain a real level ol received from a 56-member panel of became known in Philadelphia as the smarter and smarter all the highest paid even if it had to be for offensively to be considered a playoff credibility. I tend to be too emotional football writers, four from each of “Miracle of the Meadowlands." He time. Along with the $600,000 only a very brief period. When Jim football team." at times and sometimes it has hurt the NFC's 14 cities. had no idea the New York Giants me. they’ll receive next season in Rice, looking for a $5,3 million multi- Vermeil maintained all season his Other coaches who received sup would cooperate with his team's ,year contract from the Red Sox, ran team whs not of playoff quality, even “No coaching staff puts in more additional television revenue port were Bart Starr of Green Bay, playoff dreams beyond his wildest hours than this one. No staff comes into Rose on an airplane a couple of when there was evidence of improve Ray Malavasi of Los Angeles, Tom as a direct result of signing expectations. close to putting in the hours — what I weeks ago. they talked about the kind ment and of genuine quality. But the Landry of Dallas. Leeman Bennett of Trailing, 17-12, with 30 seconds left Rose, the Phils also have sold of money they were shooting for. Eagles proved him wrong when they demand of them and myself — than Atlanta and Dick Nolan of New and no timeouts remaining, the f» ^ 1 i $300,000 worth of new season “I’m gonna take your crown away became the second NFC wild card Orleans. No other coach got more this. I’m not smart enough to do it Eagles nevertheless beat the Giants myself. I'm not interested in just get tickets since taking on the from you," Rice said to Rose, team in the expanded playoffs by than six votes. laughing over how he figured to pass finicihtna unth n 9>7 when cornerback Herman Edwards ting by. I'm interested in catching Reunion Night at East Catholic hustling 37-year-old switch- returned Joe Pisareik’s fumble 26 up." hitter. him in salary before long. "I don't Interested spectators at Tuesday night’s East Catholic- care if you do," Rose answered. "I That's $900,000 right there, more would just like to have worn the Bloomfield High basketball game here were former East than covering Rose's salary for next crown at least once. " And now he can year. His four-year contract general Cheney Wrestlers Sports Slate coaches Don Burns, left, and Stan Ogrodnik.?Burns handled the say he did, but both Rice and Rose in ly has been reported as $3.2 million Eagles seven seasons — five varsity — and Ogrodnik was at the all likelihood will run no better than but actually it's a bit over $3.3 I liurMlav I’orlliiiid ill M A N n jE S T E R E V E ^ Manchester. Conn.. Thiirs.. Dec. 21. I97R • Peopletalk Scott’s World Gardening PAGE iN IM .II i: \ L.A. Christmas Tree Ritter’s EnviaMe Jol» (Jiristmus Cactus Klowcrs at Appropriate 1 I m v Hy FKA.\K ATWOOD ij> S C O T I and in 1974. again with his own hands, Ora Ames is a retired typewriter the tradescantias and will have pur friend in Florida. he huilt a larger greenhouse, 28 by 20 Scrooged by Jarvis IIOl.LX'WOlil) I UPI I - .lolin Hitter may have the most laetory foreman who has made his ple blossoms. Purple Waffle is so Mr. Ames worked 40 years at Hie feet. The older house is now his eiu'iahle jnh in lelevision. Irolicking every day with hobby of raising plants practically a called because the back of the leaf is Royal Tyiiewriter Company in Harl- liropagating greenhouse. Using gas ' osl.irs Su'/amie Somers and .lovce DeWilt In "'riiree's lull-time job. He is in the greenhouse purple. The blossoms are small and tord. leaving Hartford Public High heat, he sets the nighttime The Los Angeles City Council's The Italian comedy "Bread and l'oiii|iam. ' the bi|i i;iled weekly sitcom. behind his home on Mather Street white. School in his senior year to take a letnperalure at 55 degrees and the Christmas tree is just a ghost com Chocolate" was christened best ,\s .lack I ripiiei", the gli l-i lazy. eye-waiggling bachelor each day and the Christmas cactus A Hoya has gone through its job. He went back to high school later ulm lives u ilh a goigeoiis hrunette iDeW Ittl and a se.xy, daytime temperature at 75 or 80 pared to Christtnas past this year, foreign film of the year. plants that he grows in hanging blooming period but it is a large plant to complete his high school credits. .iddlep.ilcd blonde with an eiuirmous bosom (Somersi, degrees. On a sunny day the and council President John Kerrarro VneliorM .\Mcif:li baskets came into flower ap with leaves that drop six feet from a He retired as foreman of the com Hilter IS a man bles.sed by ,i leslival ol riches. temperature can rise much higher wants the world to know that Howard propriately two weeks before Christ hanging pot. There is a Euphorbia in pany's screw machine division, Actress Lee Meredith isn't exactly hut there are ventilators that open Jarvis is the .Scrooge who humbugged Hiller ciijiiys his woikiiig conditions equally as much mas. a pot set on the floor with a green a blue-water sailor, but then she automatically then, where screw, bolts, nuts, typewriter it. ,is r.i ippci" levels In his bung arrangement. These are "daughter" plants, a few spike five feet tall but currently keys and other parts were made "by won't need to be when she skippers a Mr. Ames 'has already started ger Past yuletidcs have seen a 20-foot hihn, .'ill, is llio son ol the late country and western of the many he has grown from cut without blossoms. the million. " $197,350 Hatteras yacht into New aniums Irorn cuttings, timing them pine, sparkling with lights and or singing star Tex Hitler He s articulate, well educated tings taken from a "mother" plant The Royal company was sold to York for the National Boat Show. to be ready on Mother's Day, To I’alin W as I'o o l.arj;)* naments. in the council chambers — and rclui taut to talk alimil himsell that has been in the greenhouse for Litton Industries, which also bought The luxury cralt won't even get its meet tills scliedule they have to be Mr. Ames reminded me of our but that was before Jarvis' ■As lor his job with Suzanne and .loyce. John can hui'diy six years. The greenhouse was dark a typewriter manufacturing firm in keel wet. It's coming into town via started in December. He also grows earlier meeting, by telephone, when successful tax-slashing drive which tsail to get to work every morning. at night during the fall weeks when a England, closed the Hartford factory the George Washington Bridge "There's a ircmcndmis .illection among the cast, in- geraniums Irom seed, the Carefree he was looking for help in finding a eliminated the parks department's Christmas cactus must have and consolidated the two operations The show — designed to make real I hiding .\iiilia l.imllcy anil .Norman Fell. " he said. "VVe variety and one named Sprinter, new home for a date palm which had annual $6,000 tree budget for city of darkness to set buds. Earlier in England. Mr. Ames was .sent to blue-water sailors salivate, opens I cally ( lire lor one anotlier. which produce flowers in one season. grown too large for the greenhouse. fices. there was a beautiful Thanksgiving England to help organize the new Jan. 13 at the Coliseum. Older geraniums had to be held over He had started it in a pot on a bench, This year's council tannenbaum "U'e loiieli :i lol We give one another back l ubs. It s a cactus with light pink blossoms plant. When he came back after ItoMzy Bird for a second year to flower. moved it to the floor, then set the pot isn't even a tree. It s about a foot Plays Elvis debglit working with them. 1 never thouglit I'd make a which also bloomed on time. several months he had no job. Now There are Angel Wing and in a two-foot hole dug in the floor. high and it's made of pink-painted San Francisco designer John Sim iiung ,inil have so much Inn at the same lime. " I like to fool around,” says Mr. there is no factory. Litton abandoned Kurt Rus.sell, c.\-I)isno,v Thurstoni begonias in hanging pots, The tree was 14 feet tall and still eggshells by delinquents at Juvenile mons has come up with the ideal I'.verv dav it s like comiiig to a playground, (mr guest Ames. When he sees a new plant the typewriter business. big plants with big leaves. The Angel growing. He gave it to a couple who Hall. Says Ferrarro. "This is our Christmas gift,for the drinking man child actor, will poitrav KIvi's -bu s are li caled like members ol the iamilv. We make it described in a catalogue he is likely With his meticulously tidy Wing variety has small white dots on had a "cathedral" ceiling in their post-Proposition-13 tree " who has everything — an ostrich with Presley in r\B{.’-TV's' ihrcc- ,1 poinl III get lliem inlo llie spirit ol Hie show We make 11 to send for seed and try it. He doesn't greenhouses and a continuing in ,1 poinl iieu'i" 111 leave Ib iiii out ol Hie lun ' the green leaves. Newington home and had learned a kick. hour movie for lelevision. The know how many kinds of plants he terest in anything that's new in (.'rilic's (.'tioicc John Ritter stars with Joyce DeWitt (left) There are two plants with "purple " about the palm from this column. The life-sized wooden birds — .Inhn was a bachelor when the series began. He worried has, but there are hundreds. plants, Mr. Ames, as he says, “ keeps Memories of the Vietnam War film, being made in .secret, is and Suzanne Somers in ABC-TV's "Three's in the name. Purple Heart is one of The plant had been a gift from a custom-made by Simmons in his shop .iboiit separaling work and romantie involvement, Moving to Manchester with Mrs. busy." dominated kudos from the New York to be shown sometime next Company." — pop open at the flick of a switch to .ibhoiigh he was serimisly altaclied to actress Nancy Ames in 1933, and starting a Film Critics Circle Wednesday. The -A reveal a bar. spring. The picture will deal .Morgan, ,i gieal beauty lier.sell. vegetable garden, Mr. Ames was told 26 critics in the group picked 'The Tacky taste? Not to trend-setters with Elvis up to the age of 30. W lic ii 1 look Hie role I Hiougbt it would be hard to re (haracters oil-camera just lor the lun of it. There are a he could not raise watermelons in Deer Hunter" — a film dealing with in Los Angeles, Salt Lake City, (UPI photo) main true to .Naiu y ." he said, 1 had all these lllllc lan- lot ol sight gags and jokes about the girls' ligures but Manchester. The season was too the emotional impact of the war on that's the way Jack is. Houston, Kansas City, Mo. and l.i.'ivs about 111", costal s. But it wasn't long before Joyce short. He sent for a packet of mixed American soldiers, starring Robert Winston-Salem, N.C. Nine of them and Suzanne ,ind 1 established strong Iriendships, "You could say there isn't a great deal of dilferenee watermelon seed and planted them in DeNiro — as best picture of 1978. Grad Plays .Sax I between me and Jack, Sometimes I think he's about 10 have purchased the boozy bar birds tease.I hem like Jack kids Janet and Chrissie on the a long row across the garden. It Jon Voight. who played a crippled years younger than I am and not as well read. from Simmons — at $4,500 each, show. H gave our relationships a ditlerent emphasis, one turned out to be a fine summer with Vietnam vet opposite Jane Fonda in In College Band yuolc of the Day Hial is vei'v much Ihc same as the characters we play. "We work in terms ol larce on the show and I cpn iden no early frost and he had ripe "Coming Home" — took laurels as 'll would rum the premise ol the show II viewers were tity with the things he docs and .says. I guess it comes out Autumn Mead Ryan — the mother GLASTONBURY - June L watermelons, large and small, long the year's best actor. Ingrid Douglass, a 1977 Glastonbury High lead 111 believe lhat .l,i( k is making out with either one of of my past.' of California Congressman Leo Ryan ones and round ones, colored green Bergman won best actress honors for School graduate is a member ol tlie them .Ami. ol eourse. the same is true it anything like John is at a loss to explain the immense popularity of who was murdered by cultists in and gray, to give away to astonished her performance in Ingmar saxophone seetion ol the Bucknell that look plaee among us in real life. the ABC comedy, which generally ranks in the top three Jonestown, Guyana, in urging Presi friends. Bergman's "Autumn Sonata. " and Jazz and Hoek Ensemble, a 22- ".Nancy and I weie married about a year after the ol the Nielsen ratings. dent Carter to free Patricia Hearst. Huilt Greenhouse Terrence Malick was named best member student group at Bucknell sei'les began aiul Hial was Hial. As lor Jack, the scripts 'IVIaybe it's because the characters are up-beat," he "Patty Hearst seems to me to have Having demonstrated that director for his "Days of Heaven." llniversity in Lewlsbiirg. Pa m liiiiale Hieie is enough lemale action going with out said. "The east as well as the characters are having a been a victim of the same kind of watermelons could, after all, be A "big band" orchestra, the BJRK siders III keep him ii:i|i|iy good time and that comes through. They're likeable peo brutality, isolation and brain grown in Manchester, he has not plays all types of music and recently Not inlrequently Hie series is charged with being ple The stories arc believable. Florida Seeks washing as characterized by planted any since that triumphal completed a concerl engagement in .sexist. John Hunks oHiervvi.se. At the end ol this season Norman and Audra (who Jonestown. The human mind and season and he no longer has a big Pittsburgh. r\ spring trip to Florida is 'I'hose (barges don l vvoriy me. " he said. "Janet and |)lay the bickering landlords) are going to leave the show body are frail, compared to such vegetable garden. Following plans Gator Hunters in the planning stage to star in their own series. "The Ro))ers.' We're going to forces pitted against them. I do not Chrissie bolh have good jobs and they have a great deal ol from Virginia Polytechnic Institute, Ms. Douglass, a sophomore math miss them." think many of us would have held out pride m Hiem.selves. Jack, lor all his interest in females and buying materials locally, he built M IAM I (U P Il — If you ve always major at Bucknell Is the daiighier ot sexually, is a ( haiivlnist in evolution." effectively against such pressure. " a 16 by 12-foot greenhouse in 1968 and Christmas cactus blooms just in time for the holiday in wanted to come to grips with nature, Mr. and Mrs. John F. Douglass, 219 .lolin was more concerned about reaction Irum the gay I America’s favorite family is back! the Florida Game and Fresh Water (iliiiipseH Wood Pond Hoad. ( (iiniminily liccaiise ol Fell s characterization ol Hoper. began to concentrate on house plants. greenhouse operated by Ora Ames at his home, 17 Mather St.. The greenhouse was soon outgrown Fish Commission may have just the Michael Jackson, co.star of "The vvlio recurrenllv insinuates .lack is a homosexual. Hoper Manchester. (Herald photo by Pinto) job. Wiz," spread Christmas joy among ( an'l believe any healthy American man could live with The commission wants to hire 200 youngsters at the Hollywood Retiree Writes two ciitles and not be involved sexually. some alligator hunters. They Store Returns Courtesy Only Childrens Hospital Wednesday, (diildren’s Book "There hasn I licen any reaction Irom gays at a ll." chflllgailon... "We're looking for people who've staging a party and handing out •iohn said. n«ir*r to r«tu| LINCOLN, Neb. (U P I) — Contrary She suggests learning a store’s got the time and want to do WHMXESS "picked clean” after Cnristmas, it autographed posters ... George C. MANCHESTER - Mrs. .\melie "Three's ('ompaiiv is oHen crilici'zed lor being too to popular belief, stores are under no policy on exchanges and returns something a little different," said may be difficult to find a substitute, Scott, costarring with Trish Van Gannutz of 373 Lydall St has lacv. legal obligation to take back returned before shopping for Christmas gifts. Jim Sorrow, coordinator of the she said. Devere and Melvyn Douglas in "The published her first children's book. .Iohn shrugs oil Ihc criHcs. He gets mail from both men FmL7 merchandise. This information usually is posted PARTi It helps to examine items for removal program in the com Changeling" — based on the true "Turtle Ixive, ' The hook is also il ami women vviili similar living ai rangements (iraising the The practice is strictly one of store near cash registers or checkout defects or damages as soon as you mission's Everglades region. story of a haunted house — was lustrated by the talented senior ino s lilesivie courtesy, says Janet Wilson, a con counters, she said. "It's exciting work .. You've 2 get home, so they can be returned visited on the New Y ork set citizen who is an aiithorily on He reluses to say whcHiei' he would enjoy living with a sumer education specialist at the Most stores will at least allow never had your adrenalin running promptly instead of waiting until Wednesday by his 20-year-old actress weaving, pottery and silk ,S( reening. 1 oiiple ol girls liimsell. on a plabmic basis or olliervvise. Institute of Agriculture and Natural exchanges on items for a different like it will. You know that if you after Christmas, daughter Devon Scott who says she's Mrs. Gannutz, who retired last '.\ly best li'ieiid up m San l•'ranci,S(■o lived with a couple ..... ROBERT F LOGAN . SUSAN OAMANTE SHAW t ___ Resources. size or color. But with merchandise make a mistake, it could be a crucial still learning technique from the old June after serving 25 yeais as ol piellv girls. " he said. "It was a matter ol economics HtATHER RATTRAY ■ HAM LARSEN A PACIHC INriANAIIONAL (NIlAPRiSES INC REKASE .Com. o,C < one. " he said. master ... John Denver has been secretary at Nathan Hale School, will ami il was |)laloiiic. .Amei'icans are breaking the bari iers STARTS CHRISTMAS DAY Union Plans The commission is responsible for signed to host "The 21st Annual be in the m ain lobby ul Hie on lhal soil ol living arrangement. Have you forgotten someone? catching nuisance alligators that Grammy Awards Show " for CBS-TV Manchester State Bank. 11)11 Main "The people who com[)lain about the racy elements in LiEiiiteil HoliEtay Engagement School Party wind up in back yards, swimming on Feb. 15 ... John Curry, Jo Jo Star- St., Thursday Irom 6 to It |).m. Hie series have no idea what goes on in rehearsals. We SHOWTIMES 1:00 - 3:00 - 7:00 - 9:00 E holes and drainage canals. Now they buck and Cathy Foulkes, stars of the "T u rtle i.ove" lei is about a sol ten It up when Hie crew comes in lor rehearsals and EAST HARTFORD - Be foxy! Hurry in now for a Gift SORRY are advertising for alligator hunters Broadway Hit "Ice Dancing, will lonesome tui tle (bat s looking lor a (hen soHcii il up even more lor the studio audience. For the 25th straight year, Certificate. to help catch the beasts alive. The friend. NO Teamsters Union Local 671 tape a segment today for NBC-TV '.Niiiiiian Fell and I play a whole hunch of weird PASSES 649-9333 alligators are taken to remote areas airing Christmas Day at the She IS working on her second book, TA»t eeUTH H • i4 ■ I I (HIT W| of East Hartford and the Open - Dec. 21-22 10 a.m.-9 p.m. of the Everglades and released. Rockefeller Center ice rink. titled "The Lost Coin " Parents Teachers Group of Saturday 9:30-5:30 the Oak Hill School will co • sponsor a Christmas party Closed for Inventory SKELETON for the visually impaired, January 2, 1979 T V T o n i g h t multi-handicapped ^ E b j l U k i y p o p p e r s : students at the school. EVENING Teamsters Union Locals IN "TOUR 8 Tic Tac Dough G host" (19431 Lon Chaney, GIFT 536 and 559 are assisting 6KX) 6:00 10:00 George 2ucco CERTIFICATES I X X 0 S N a w t CD Ths Waltons (D Bamaby Jones 8 The RItleman with arrangements. 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MOST STORES OPEN t'OVEMRY — The town will lose about a budget proposal in early March, CHRISTMAS EVE, 10-6 PM Sl24,tKKI in Guaranteed Tax Base iGTBi although estimated revenues Irom the lunds Ironi the state il the legislature state will not be known at that time. adopts a pro|)osal currently under study In other business high school senior hy its Education Committee. State Hep. Patrick Cromie told the board that LAST MIHUTE San Francisco Hohert Walsh. D-5:ird District, told the students have complained to the Student Board ol Education at its last meetintt. Council about low morale at the scIkmiI. tiawVorli "The report ol the Task Force in Educa ■'Principal Dennis Joy and the council C h ic a ^ tion E(|uality proposed $2,900,000 in GTB held sessions with groups of students. " he it lunds lor Coventry over a five-year said, "which we will analyze and make Washington ^leriod." Walsh said. "This equals $124,000 available to the board. " less than Coventry would get under the Resident Suzanne Brainard. a lormer ( urrent proposal." He added that $2.2 board member, suggested that policy million would be given in the tirst year. revisions warned lor discussion be The state is under court mandate to sec explained on the board's agenda instead oi that educational appropriations are being just mentioned by number. ' The equalized among Connecticut's 169 towns. number does not indicate what these The heavy reliance on local property taxes policies relate to, " she stated was found inequitable in the landmark Meeting; Tuiiiglil SYSTEM SEVEN-BIG SOUND, MINI SIZE Horton vs. Meskill case. And a recent The Water Pollution Control Authority court decision set next May as the by Realistic® deadline lor the state to more equally ap (formerly the Sewer Authorityi will meet portion its resources. tonight at 8 in the Planning Office at the [ n a t u r a l 6 A S FIE LD Town Hall. Reg. Separate OR DISCOVERY Miami: "1 am not thrilled, because we are / ■ ■ ^ , losing money. " Walsh summed up. He A discussion on lacility plan revisions Items Price for a municipal sewer sysfem will be held - SAS PIPELINE said that moves are being made at the 3 2 9 " V T 7 legislature to reimburse towns on a 70 to wifh the engineering firm of Fuss and 30 percent basis lor special education, O'Neifl. The plan is draff Irom and is Natural Gas Delivery being readied for public hearings to be There’s Plenty of It with dittering amounts for towns based on 279 The supertanker Mostefa Ben Boulaid carrying 31.5 million gallons of liquefied taxable property worth. conducted by the authority. makes an impressive sight as it is moved into The authority has asked Town Manager natural gas to Distrigas appears as high as deSde 'there’i/oleSv ^ ^ excess "But this throws special education into Boston Harbor on its arrival from Algeria rSoinH the beneHrnf himf ^as,” one industry official said. the general budget package. " he Frank Connolly to set up a joint meeting the Boston skyline from this camera anele. Wednesday. The huge 914-foot-long vessel (UPI photo) reaping me benefit of huge (exploration) in- (UPI photo) explained, "instead of giving it special with the Town Council and the Planning vestments over the past four or five years treatment. I don't like this." He added and Zoning Commission to discuss the sewer plan before its completion. At the SAVE ^ SJA-7 AM /FM Sfsrffo Receiver. t Two M inimus"-7 Two-Way th at' attempts would be made to fund Only 3 '/i” High! 10 Watts per Speaker Systems in 7'/t6" programs for gifted children. 'But the present time the authority and the plan Cast Aluminum Enclosures ning commission are in disagreement 5 0 8 0 channel, minimum RMS at 8 likelihood of passage is next to zero ohms from 20-20.000 Hz. with * LAB-53 Three-Speed Changer about the extent of sewering fhat should no more than 0.5% total because ol the economic situation." with Base. Magnetic Cartridge Natural Gas Supply Highest in Decade harmonic distortion and Dust Cover School Superintendent Arnold Elman be done in the lake area. The group will also establish its regular HOUSTON (UPI) — This winter,winfpr said “ Tho c .—,i;— . . noted that an equity report is also being said, "The supplies that you’re the nation's interstate pipelines, meeting dates for 1979. Under fhe sfafe's for the first time in nearly a decade, seeing right now are the result of “I would say this year all cur prepared by the task force, which he fears where posted curtailments — the the 36 major interstate pipelines - and the potential availability of Freedom of Information Act, the informa there is plenty of natural gas. long-term investment. Our company tailments could end if they let in began in 1970. will be used to intervene in local educa In fact there’s a glut of it that may bureaucratic term for supply shor trastate people furnish all the gas gas, tion. He also lamented the fact that the tion must be filed with the Town Clerk's BASE CBGOES MOBILE TOO! alone has spent $1 billion since 1970." Joe Solters of the Federal Energy last for several years. But industry tages — still reach as high as 40 per they could to interstate people, ” "What happened was they (con board must supply the Town Council with office for public posting in January. The natural gas law, providing an cent, But some experts say the Regulatory Commission's pipeline Navaho® TRC-431 by Reaiistic spokesmen say the glut has nothing Mitchell said. sumers) moved out of about 3 trillion immediate increase from $1.50 to $2 federally regulated numbers have certificate and curtailment division cubic feet^a year and, lo and behold, to do with the recent deregulation bill per thousand cubic feet, phases out Intrastate to interstate transfers — in Washington said the gas com that raised prices. become almost academic. uncommon under old energy rules (Energy Secretary James) price controls on newly produced gas "While curtailments remain in panies may be overreacting. Schlesinger woke up about three Elderly Housing Plan The natural gas spokesmen say by 1985 and extends controls for the because of price differentials — sup "They see a little daylight and they pipelines are full because they are effect at the pipeline level, I don’t posedly will grow under the new months ago and found that two-thirds first time to gas sales within the think you’ll find many at the retail like to proclaim that they’re healthy had gone to oil,” Mitchell said. producing more and storing more, state of production. Natural Gas Policy Act, although 2 1-1 5 4 4 level," said one industry source. again and some people misconstrue “We're reaping the benefit of huge and people and companies are using The effect of the new law cannot be there is confusion as to just how or their purpose and their bottom line, ” less because of previous winter ser "The customers are getting all the when they will begin. (exploration) investments over the Due in South Windsor estimated accurately, but experts gas they need," Solters said. past four or five years and suddenly vice cutoffs, conservation and higher say that at most, the price of an Others familiar with the industry But one of the few industry sup But sources in the industry said there's a bubble, or an excess supply, SOUTH WINDSOR — Frank Ronan. project in South Windsor, with the only prices. average home gas bill would increase are less confident than Mitchell, but lederal officials simply mis R eg . 179«5 porters of the compromise law, agree the nation’s gas supply- of gas,” one industry official said. ’ former administrator of the South Wind housing for elderly located on Elm Street. One industry spokesman, who by a few dollars per month. calculated response to demands for a George Mitchell, president of demand situation has been a lot less "It’s difficult to say how lomg it sor Convalescent Home, is expected to The Elm Street development consists of If Emerg. Ch. 9 is used only once this winter a asked that his name not be used, The glut doesn’t affect every one of switch to other fuels — thinking in present a proposal fqr 80 units of housing Mitchell Energy Corp., is blunt about balanced since curtailments among will last — two to three years only 40 units. it dustry would go to coal instead of oil probably,” for the elderly when the Housing Authori . Reportedly, the project would be built CHARGE IT Realistic CB pays for itself! Help’s just a call away! ty meefs tonight. on the east side of Main Street in what is VISA Find out about road hazards up ahead Up-front Although little is known regarding now farmland, with the units set back (MOST STORES) speaker, AC/DC cables proposed cost or financial arrangements Council’ from the road. A private road from Main s Vote on Grant Mayors Say it is believed that Main Street is the in Street would branch into two short streets tended location. with units on either side and both streets STEREO PHONO SYSTEM WITH PEDESTAL WAKE TO AM/FM DIGITAL ALARM CLOCK Carter Cuts John Woodcock III, attorney for Ronan, ending in a cul de sac. Clarinette®-12 by Realistic Chronomatic®-209 by Realistic Worries has said that the plan is in the preliminary The proposal would have to be presented Democrat Foes stages and would be explored “a step at a to the Planning and Zoning Commission VERNON — The fact that the Town The council, in approving the Would H urt time.” because a change in zoning regulations There was a request to buy the old Council, Monday night, voted in favor proposal, eliminated $75,000 for a Woodcock said that he and Ronan feel would be necessary. Rockville Cinema on School Street of applying for a one-time $600,000 shelter for battered women. The for a Cultural Art Center. Russell WASHINGTON (UPI) - In a that there is a clear need for such a 1 3 -1 1 6 2 period of two hours. President Carter Community Development Act grant, planner and the Planning Commis said funding for this purpose is in received visits from two groups, both has caused some concern among sion had left this in but Russell said eligible under the regulations for the R e g . 5 9 ” some groups in town and also to even tfiough some persuasive grant in question. with much political power and both worried. Vernon GOP Questions Pedestal holds speak Democratic members of the council arguments had been offered to He also said that the request of the who voted against it. explain the need for the shelter, Both were responding Wednesday ers or doubles as rec Housing Authority, for an additional The town could have applied for "Nevertheless, I have some doubts, site for federally assisted housing for to Carter’s promise, as part of his ord rack. 2-speed anti-inflation program, to cut the 12-1514 - a either the one-time grant or a $1.2 not of the necessity of the program, the elderly, “is too nebulous at this Fire Marshal Proposal manual record player million grant to be spread over a two- federal deficit next year to less than but of the future operation and the point for consideration. However, as year period. costs involved. ” $30 billion. VERNON — While the Republican Town Johnson be put on as full-time marshal has 45 RPM adapter. Rise to music or buzzer alarm! Digitron display, more planning is carried out, es The recommendation to apply for He said, however, he had been The first group, nine big-city. Committee hasn’t taken a formal stand on and that Maguda be named chief. Speakers sep. to 18’ snooze, fast/slow time set, 3'/?" speaker, slide-rule pecially in terms of site selection and the $600,000 grant was made by 'Town assured by the group of women who Democratic mayors, warned if proposals made by the Fire Study Com The Town Committee is also opposed to With dust cover. dial, earphone jack. costs, the project can be submitted SAVE MO Planner George Russell and the asked for the shelter, that operating proposals made within the ad mittee, it has questioned the need for the creation of the Board of Fire Com for funding consideration in future Planning Commission. Russell said costs would not have to be supported ministration to trim $15 million from making the fire marshal’s position full missioners. Committee chairman, John Community Development grants." he feels that the one-time grant will by the town and therefore he left the domestic, largely uCian programs time. Daigle, has indicated he feels this is just The request by the Friends of MORE HOLIDAY GIFT BARGAINS-UNDER MOO-ONLY AT THE SHACK pose less management problems recommendation in. He also said that are carried out, American cities The Fire Study Committee has another layer of bureacracy between the Valley Falls Park, for funds for than a multi-year grant. a specific site, which would have to could be plunged into a new economic recommended, and the Town Council has people and the fire department. renovating an existing barn for use ’’In reality, these grant funds are be in the Rockville section, would decline. approved, a proposal to make the To date, no members of the CASSETTE RECORD THE SOUNDS OF CHRISTMAS! 6-IN-l TV GAMES as a nature center, while an eligible never expended in one year. have to be selected before the grant The U.S. Conference of Mayors marshal’s job full-time. It is also departments have raised any objections to activity, would receive very low fun Blank Tape by Realistic TV Scoreboard® Therefore funded activities would be application was filed. The deadline said cuts proposed within the ad recommending that the town’s two fire the board and some have indicated at RECORDER ding priority, Russell said. He said by Radio Shack® defacto multi-year projects without for filing is Jan. 15. ministration include $4 billion in departments be united under one chief and public meetings that this would be good CTR-42 by Realistic this is because the park is located in 40-MINUTE 8-TRACK 60-M INUTE CASSETTE piling on additional money, which All of the projects involved in the public service jobs, ^ million in an assistant chief, and the creation of a for the department. the rural section, not the Rockville HUD (Housing and Urban Develop grant had to be concerning the Health, Education and Welfare Board of Fire Commissioners. 59 Reg- |9 5 section. He said that there may be a 26 Reg- ment) may question our ability to Rockville section and address the Department programs, $6 billion in The study committee is headed by Secretaries’ Parly , 44 840 1” 4 4 6 0 2 1“ f6 0 -3 0 6 1 better source of funding for that pur 1 1 spend,” he said. needs of the low income residents, in pose, under the recently enacted Om public housing and rent subsidies and Republican councilwoman Jane Lamb. others in mass transit, urban parks The Greater Hartford Legal Secretaries \ C U T20% CUT 25% R e g . 3 9 ” He also said that a one-year grant order to be eligible. nibus Parks Bill, if and when the The committee intends to have the joint and urban development. Association will meet Wednesday, Dec. doesn’t tie the town into projects for Democrats on the council charged town becomes eligible. He said he is fire department remain volunteer. ^ 80-MiNUTE 8-TRACK 90-M INUTE CASSETTE Mayor Kevin W^ite of Boston said 27, at the Place For Steak, 199 Oakwood S A V E 2 5 % three years and therefore allowance the Republicans with trading human working on trying to get Vernon on The Republican Town Committee feels all this could erode the traditional Ave., West Hartford, for a Christmas par 07 f’eg- 64 Reg. Pistol, remote con is provided for constant re- concerns for sidewalks but Russell the eligibility list. it isn’t necessary for the town to have a “building blocks” of Democratic 44-8 4 1 2 ” ,4 4 -6 0 3 2 ” trol. Target, prac- evaluation of priorities. said that by improving pedestrian Warm Welcome full-time marshal. Vernon Fire Chief ty- 2 1 The request for a shelter for strength, the big-city vote, which A social hour at 5:30 p.m. will precede a t i c e , hockey, The money, if given to the town, facilities in the Rockville area, the runaway youth needs to have some William Johnson has also been serving as CUT 20% CUT 25% Secretary of State Cyrus Vance embraces former Secretary Democrats — and Carter himself if dinner and a brief business meeting. will go toward the owner-occupied ability of persons of low and fire marshal and Rockville Fire Chief squash, skeet, ten questions answered concerning site of State Henry Kissinger Wednesday after the unveiling of a he runs — will need in 1980. Those attending are asked to bring a and the investor-owned housing moderate income, to use the selection, administrative costs, Donald Maguda as deputy marshal. 8-TRACK/AM/FM STEREO SYSTEM nis. "The proposed cuts come just as a grab bag gift. rehabilitation programs, sidewalk resources available to them within operation and ownership, before fun portrait at the State Department. Vance is on his way to meet The committee is recommending that • Req. 6 "A A " batts. number of cities are pulling out of a ' c u t Modulette®-8 by Realistic repair and construction, relocation walking distance will be enhanced. ding should be sought, Russell said. Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko in Geneva in hopes of 195 sharp decline,” White said. “TTie AC ADAPTER 4“ 60 3053 assistance, to repower a Rockville Russell also explained why some of He said this same reason would apply completing a strategic arms pace with Russia and finalizing a ■" I ? ; % l95 R e g . kinds of proposed cuts being dis 3 20 fire truck, improvements to Franklin the projects for which funding was to requests for a drop-in center for Soviet-American summit meeting. (UPI photo) ' l 2 1402 9955 SAVE 26% ON VIDEO FUN! Park East and West, and for ad requested were not recommended cussed could destabilize these, citis O nly 8 x6'/4x3 '/z"! A uto- Spanish speaking persons. TV Scoreboard by Radio Shack ministration of the grant. for funding. and bump them into a new sharp Level, Auto-Slop 120V S A V E M O decline.” AC. Built-inaulo manual Squash, hockey, 95 Mayor Maynard Jackson ofAtlanta • Req. 4 "C " batts. tape player. 10" tall practice, tennis. 6 0-3 0 6 0 said urban America has been on an GRACEFUL GIFTS • 12V DC adapter. $6.95 speakers sep up to 10' Req. batts 211 economic roller coaster and if the 1 4 -8 4 4 Reg.29« Compact for dorms Prober Feels 4th Shot Fired at Kennedy cuts are made “some people are GRAND RAPIDS,RAPIDS Mich.Mirh fllPT^(UPI) —- SawverSawyer said Ihpthe evidence points ___ • . ^ going to begin to get off the roller In the true spirit oj the h y were just really zeroing in on a final "There is some question in the «oaster.” LAB KIT WITH SPACE AGE PROIECTS! 4-KEY MEMORY ELECTRONIC AM BIKE RADIO New evidence disputes the Warren more strongly to a possible con similar accoustical analysis as in by Science Fair® report- when we had this very distur minds of many members (of the conclusive because of possible The governors, led by Julian m m m m m m m CALCULATOR MULTITESTER WITH HORN Commision’s one-guman theory of spiracy in the assassination than bing evidence presented.” the Kennedy assassination, a anything previously uncovered, House) whether further pursuit of ’ echoes and background noise. Carroll of Kentucky, chairman of the EC-243 by Radio Shack by Mlcronla^ by Archer Road Patrol * The committee set up to in this situation is the function of The possible shot from the knoll National Governors’ Association, 188 member of the House Assassinations Accoustical experts examined a vestigate the assassinations of Committee said Wednesday. tape recording made from the open Congress or other government agen would be in addition to three the took a different approach. ' 28 2 4 7 Kennedy and Dr, Martin Luther King cies,” Sawyer said. "There are other Rep. Harold Sawyer, R-Mich,, said microphone of a police motorcycle Warren Commission concluded They told Carter inflation and the Jr. was scheduled to go out of agencies that possess better exper the evidence presented to the com parked near the fatal motorcade Oswald fired from the Texas School national mood to cut spending make R e g . 2 2 ” existence Dec. 31. Sawyer said a tise. mittee late Monday indicates route. Book Depository overlooking Dealey some cuts inevitable. Instead of op Everything you review of a 400-page draft report In Washington, the committee met "beyond a reasonable doubt" that a "They (the experts) say as a result Plaza. posing cuts, they want tradeoffs. .:>2t need for '75-in-l already was under way and the draft in executive session Wednesday but gunman other than Lee Harvey of their studies, there is a 95 percent Government investigators have The governors want federal aid, C U T 1 3 % projects! Req. 9V, 2 will have to be reworked. said it would not comment on \ \ u * * * | Oswald was present when President plus probability that the third shot of said all previous evidence indicates which now goes through nearly 500 "AA " batts. Sawyer said that despite the new Sawyer’s remarks. Oswald was the sole gunman respon separate programs, consolidated and John F. Kennedy was shot to death in a series of four shots was fired from evidence, however, he doubtd the life \ k U a Dallas on Nov. 22. 1963. the grassy knoll,” Sawyer said. "We The committee earlier rejected a sible for the Kennedy killing. simplified. They said that would PATR0LMAN®CB-6 MULTI-BAND of the panel will be extended. allow budget savings without reducing services or requiring states AC/DC RADIO R e g . to shoulder more costs. by Reallatlc 195 B I Q C R e g . 1 0 9 5 2 f i 9 5 The governors also want state 1 2 -7 6 1 9 9 ” governments to be given more S A V E * 3 0 6 5 -6 1 8 A 2 2 -2 0 3 12-1 9 3 Dodd Says Data Shows More Shot Sites authority in distributing federal aid VERNON (UPI) - Rep. to localities. 40 CB channels, AM/ S A V E 1 1 % said tests on a tape recording made can be or should be discredited. We Symbols with a wealth of meaning, exquisitely S A V E 2 6 % S A V E 1 0 % Christopher J. Dodd, D-Conn., a Commissionconcluded Lee Harvey have done llial much lir.sl hcloic And, Carroll said they also want FM, emerg./weather from the open microphone of a police need to make sure it's thoroughly Fits any handlebar. member of the House Assassinations Oswald fired from the Texas School going public" with the evidence, he federally mandated programs such wrought in sterling silveror 14k gold. Beautiful serv ice on UHF, VHF Error/memory keys. 30.0CX) ohms/volt, motorcycle revealed “ beyond a examined in light of other evidence Easy to read digitron Push-button horn. 3" Committee, says there is significant Depository Building across the plaza. pointed out, as unemployment compensation and examples of enduring holiday gifts. Hi/Lo. Req. 4 "C" batts. 27 ranges, d'/z" me reasonable doubt ” a shot was fired to corroborate it," Dodd said in a Government investigators have Mobile VHF UHF u»e m tom e localities display. With 2 "AA " safety reflector Req. evidence indicating the shots that "I think the committee has a removal of barriers to the han ter. With leads/batts. from the grassy knoll area in Dallas’ telephone interview. said all previous evidence indicates may be unlawlul or requiie a p e m m batts. 2 "C " balls. killed John F. Kennedy were fired Dealey Plaza. responsibility to ourselves, to dicapped reduced or delayed. Ask local aulhoniies “ Whether or not it's going to con Oswald was the sole gunman respon Congress and the American public. from more than one spot. Dodd said, “ It is significant vince me ultimately remains to be 'Jminoml Most Items X However, Dodd Wednesday night sible for the Kennedy killing 15 years We'd conduct our business far more SMART SANTAS SHOP EARLY . . . MOST STORES OPEN LATE NIGHTS AND SUNDAYS evidence. There’s no question about ■seen." he said. also available at said the information had not yet been ago in Dallas. rc.sponsibly if we didn't release infor i\ow You Know Place Your TRUST in / that.” Dodd added the committee had Radio Shack R a d i o thoroughly evaluated and the special The committee officially ends its mation prematurely," Dodd said. the Diamond Specialist ^ MANCHESTER—Manchester Parkade ch«'stmas Dealers. He added the data "does raise access to the tape “a couple of Christmas originally was an an congressional panel on two-year, $5 million probes into the .The Connecticut Democrat said he Look for this .serious questions about the existence months ago." Sawyer said it received cient pagan holiday. Saturnalia, MANCHESTER-Shop Rite Plaza /h a o k assassinations had not reached any Kennedy and Martin Luther King wasn't sure if this latest evidence MANCHMTIR MMtAOI « M H >n it(0 sign in your of a second gunman," but he the “very disturbing evidence" this assassinations Dec. 31. during which Romans marked the E. HARTFORD—Charter Oak Mall neighborhood. definitive conclusions. would prompt the panel to ask VERNON. BRISTOL PLAZA, WtB.TEAMtB, SIMSBURY regretted Sawyer released it week. Dodd said the panel was due to winter solstice with . feasting and Committee member Rep. Harold "prematurely. Congress for an extension of its probe VERNON-Tri-CIty Plaza The shot from the knoll would be in meet again in Washington Friday and revelry, believing the day marked V H A DIVISION OF TANDY COhPOrtATION PRICES MAY VARY AT INDIVIDUAL STORES^ Sawyer, R-Mich,, earlier Wednesday into the Kennedy killing. ------■ . . ^ ’’Pm not suggesting the evidence addition to the three the Warren again next week, ”I felt we should the return of the sun from the V southern sky. PAGE TWENTY-FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MamhosU-r. Conn.. Tliurs., Ii. il H'T: MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn.. Thurs., Dec. 21. 1978- PAGE TWENTY-FIVE Help Wanlad INDEX INVITATION Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 1 3 Homes For Sale Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 23 Homes For Sale 23 N O T IC It WANTED - Gas station atten 1 Loot *n T