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WANT AD lAk State Move S By LAUREN DAVIS SHEA possibility,” Fioccheta admitted there have llHtS Herald Reporter been problems at the home, "such as MANCHESTER - Officials of the deficient record keeping.” But he Meadows Convalescent Home on said the home has been working with Bidwell Street said Friday they will the state ”in good faith to correct / fight a move by Connecticut's this problem.” Brown Kelly Fregeau Kearns Reis Curtis Jov Department of Health to place the The state health code requires j vjorfls' 518-bed home in state receivership. nurses to chart vital signs and notify William J. Fioccheta, the po like to be a Cub Scout.” "I don’t have one. I don’t think I — "I don’t have one. You don’t a doctor of a significant change in a Surah Brown, Hartford — "I I Meadows’ 26-year-old administrator, Peggy Fregeau, Manchester — will have one either.” have any you get to be my age.” patient’s condition. There have been don't know. I would like the up-/ said charges of alleged health code "I would like to be nicer to David Reis East Hartford—”1 Chris joy, Bangor, Maine — several allegations in a Hartford coming year to be better for my violations and possible criminal everyone.” have no idea.” "Stay home and watch newspaper that this* record keeping neglect at the home are groundless husband and children.” Bob Kearns, East Hartford — Blanche Curtis, East Hartford television.” deficiency has been a factor in Chri« Krllv, Vernon— "I would and that tampering with home patient deaths. sre ciA L management would harm patient Fiocchetta said the record keeping f o b care. problem, “Does not merit a move for Investigation by state inspectors of placing the home in receivership. the medical records of 17 elderly The actual care rendered has not patients who died at the home been found lacking.” between Oct. 1978 and May 1979 in­ Fiocchetta continued his volleys at iiaurltpfitrr dicate the patients weren’t fed the state, charging it played foul ball properly and failed to receive some when News of the state’s bid for nursing services. receivership was given to the media Those inspections, which showed before it was given to the home. extremely low levels of fluid intake and failure to chart vital signs in all "If the state is truly concerned 17 cases and failure to notify a doctor with good patient care, why did they of serious changes in condition in five provide the media with details of the cases, led to the call for charges involved in their receivership. receivership bid when we who run However. Fioccheta said the state the Meadows cannot expect to 15(t Home DeliveredT] receive a copy until next week when Vol. XCIX, No. 76 • inspected the home in early December and concluded that, "The the state goes into Superior Court?” quality of care at the facility was Fiocchetta asked. excellent. He said the state’s call to When faced with Fiocchetta’s place the home in receivership oc­ question, Deputy Health Com­ curred, "because this has become a missioner Dennis F. Kerrigan said Tackle Crises Friday. ”1 met with Fioccheta, the political issue. ” "The health department, and home's director of nursing care, and specifically Commissioner Douglas the vice president of the firm owning Lloyd, has been under a lot of the home Oct. 4, 1979. We went over pressure and scrutiny as to what is, the specifics of the charges, which f o b Afghanistan and is not, being done at the home. they could not answer.” This call for receivership is a show Fiocchetta responded, "That for the media, to prove that they (the meeting was a pre-conference proval of economic sanctions. The president sharply criticized tions proposal before the U N. health department) are indeed doing hearing to revoke the home's licence, WASHINGTON (UPI) - President “1 think there's some optimism the Soviet-backed coup d'eUt in Security Council. something,” FioccheU said. it was not a preliminary hearing to Carter sent out two of its top that the Soviets will abstain. ” a diplomats Friday on missions to AfghanisUn, comparing it to the But one official said the United FioccheU was not the only party place the home in receivership. Soviet invasions of Hungary and SUtes would still be short of the nine White House official said. ”We also issuing serious charges. Fiocchetta added. "The judge will counter the Soviet Union’s "gross in­ feel optimistic about getting the terference ” in Afghanistan and make Czechoslovakia. Security Council votes needed for ap- Lloyd told a news conference after have to decide ” whether the home votes.” provided answers to questions raised Iran pay ”an increasingly higher "Such gross interference is a bla­ the receivership bid was filed the fin­ price” for holding U.S. hostages. tant violation of accepted inter­ ' / , dings raise questions about possible by the 17 deaths. f/j The state filed an action in state Carter, who cut short a holiday at national rules of behavior,” he said "criminal neglect ” Superior Court Friday calling for an Camp David because of the twin in a speech that followed a two-hour 'M m "There are questions about some crises, announced the new meeting with his top diplomatic and of the actions by professionals in the outside individual — a receiver — to diplomatic moves at a brief, miliUry advisers. home, the doctors and nurses, ” Lloyd run the home until the court is nationally broadcast address to the Carter, who has seen the rise of said. satisfied violations have been cor­ rected. State law requires a hearing nation. anti-American demonstrations in the Lloyd said the review of the The president said Secretary of Islamic world during the hosUge medical records raised, "a very in­ within 10 days of the filing. The receivership action is being State Cyrus Vance will fly to the drama, was quick to compare the teresting philosophical and ethical brought on the grounds of ’’habitual United Nations to press the U.S. case Soviet push in Moslem AfghanisUn issue" about society's attitudes violation” of the health code. The against Iran for holding 50 hostages to a Russian move against Iran three III toward the elderly and what care is health department contends that the at the American Embassy in Tehran. decades ago. 3 3 3 provided them. 18 cases constitute habitual violation He then sent Deputy Secretary of Calling the Soviet effort to justify "What one person would do for Afghan move as ”a perversion” of another human being appears was of nursing regulations. State Warren Christopher to Europe ^ ! to sound out America’s allies on a the U N. Charter, Carter said he dis­ not done," Lloyd said. Asked if he The Meadows is owned by Geri- Care Nursing Center of America, a possible joint response to the cussed the crisis earlier in the day thought the patients were deliberate­ subsidiary of Lifestyle Companies K rem lin's m uscle-flexing in with several other world leaders. ly allowed to die. he replied: “All of them agree this is a grave "Reasonable and prudent people Inc., owned by Dr. Sidney Nathans of Afghanistan. Springfield. RESIDENTIAL 'file president said Vance will cam­ threat to peace,” he said. have to at least suspect that it is a PHONE ORDERS ACCEPTED Afghan President Hafizullah Amin paign for U.S. trade sanctions as part AND of a "thoughtful and determined was busted Thursdayin a coup d’eUt MISC. FOR SALE policy which makes clear Iran will reportedly backed by Soviet troops COMMERCIAL ADS 40 — Household Goods continue to pay an increasingly reinforced by a massive airlift into Carter Withdraws 41 — Articles for Sale higher price for holding the Kabul. (NON-CANCELABLE) 42 — Building Supplies hostages.” Carter had planned to remain at 6 4 3 -1 7 1 1 Carter, who has been preoccupied the Camp David retreat in Maryland 43 — Pets-Birds-Dogs 44 — Musical Instruments by Iran since the takeover of the U.S. through New Year’s Day. but a Airport at Kabul From Iowa Debate spokesman said the president would Embassy in Tehran Nov. 4, indicated WASHINGTON (UPI) - President non it was possible that during his 45 — Boats & Accessories Night 643-2718 sUy at the White House through the again that the United SUtes reserves On Dec. 6, a Dutch tourist made this photo of the airport at Carter Friday withdrew from a appearance at the debate some CLASSIFIED INDEX: 46 — Sporting Goods (PLEASE LEAVE YOUR PHONE NUMBER FOR VERIHCATION ON NIGHTLINE) coming holiday 47 — Garden Products the right to use force as a last resort Kabul, although it was strictly forbidden. At right side of photo nationallv broadcast debate with his "irresponsible " people in Iran could to free the hostages. The Afghan coup complicated U.S. two Democratic challengers because force another crisis. 48 — Antiques .efforts to gain Soviet support of — or is Russian welcome slogan and at top right is beginning of Rus­ “The United SUtes reserves the of the Iran hostage crisis and the "1 have made this decision reluc­ 49 — Wanted to Buy right to protect our citizens and our at least neutrality toward — United sian word starting with “Democratic.” The overthrow and revolt in Afghanistan. tantly, but with the firm belief that it ^MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD viUl interest in whatever way we Nations sanctions against Iran lor execution of pro-Communist Afghan President Hafizullah is in the best interest of our coun­ RENTALS holding American hosUges. White House officials said there NOTICES consider appropriate within the prin­ Amin, losing a civil war to Moslem rebels, amounted to a vir­ was no indication Carter would cam­ try," Carter said in the telegram, "I REAL ESTATE 52 — Rooms for Rent P.O. BOX 591 But a U.S. official said there is still 1 — Lost and Found ciples of international law.” he said. tual takeover of the country by the Soviet Union, diplomats paign until there was a significant look forward to the time when our 23 — Homes for Sale 53 — Apartments for "But our clear preference is for a a good chance” that the Soviets will hostages are free and I can resume 2 — Personals 24 — Lots-Land for Sale MANCHESTER, CONN. 06040 said. change in the status of the American 3 — Announcements Rent peaceful solution.” hold off vetoing the American sanc­ hostages in Iran. Selection of full campaign activities. 25 — Investment Property 54 — Homes for Rent delegates to the national nominating "Some possibility also exists for 4 — Entertainment 26 — Business Property irresponsible people in Iran 5 — Auctions 55 — Business for Rent convention begins in Iowa in three 27 — Resort Property 56 — Resort Property Dear Sirs: weeks. deliberately to precipitate a crisis or FINANCIAL 28 — Real Estate Wanted for Rent Please run the following ad for 4 days at the special Carter personally called James an incident that would be potentially 8 — Bonds - Stocks - 57 — Wanted to Rent Oil Cost May Hurt Many Gannon, editor of the Des Moines embarrassing to the United States 58 — MIsc. for Rent money-saving rate of *4.00! Register and Tribune, the sponsor o f, during any scheduled and well- Mortgages Winter Energy Plan include: publicized absence of mine from this risen 70 percent. Currently, the state improvements to municipal the Jan. 7 debate, to tell him he was - 9 — Personal Loans MISC. SERVICES • Emergency Enerp' Assistance. area," he said. AUTOMOTIVE By MARY KITZMANN average for fuel oil is 88.9 cents per buildings. withdrawing from the matchup with 10 — Insurance 30 — Travel □ CHECK ENCLOSED □ CASH ENCLOSED Once a year families on AFDC Gannon said it was unclear if the 61 — Autos for Sale Herald Reporter gallon, an increase of two cents in Presently, according to the energy Sen. Edward M Kennedy and Gov 31 — Services Offered receive the difference between their debates would be held. However, the 62 — Trucks for Sale MANCHESTER - Middle-income plan, town buildings are not Edmund Brown Jr EMPLOYMENT two weeks. allotment and their heating bill. outlook was doubtful. 32 — Painting-Papering families who were unaffected by fuel The Winter Energy Plan deals both adequately weatherproofed. An Carter said in a telegram to Gan­ 13 — Help Wanted 63 — Heavy Equipment • Energy Assistance. Elderly, dis­ 33 — Building- prices before could have financial with paying for the bill, and reducing energy auditor has bwn hired to 14 — Business for Sale (3) (4) (B) abled, and single adults and couples Contracting (1) W "energy emergencies” this winter. develop a short and long term capital Opportunities 64 — Motorcycles it. without children who receive welfare 34 — Roofing-Siding The town’s proposed Winter "I think we have correctly an­ improvement program to increase 15 — Situation Wanted Bicycles-Campers have the difference between the 35 — Heating-Plumbing Energy Plan states that the "severe ticipated the crisis areas,” Charles energy conversation in town Trallers-Moblle amounts they can pay and their EDUCATION 36 — Flooring price escalation ” in heating oil McCarthy, assistant town manager buildings. Gene Bolles, a town Homes building inspector, who received heating bill paid. 18 — Private Instructions 37 — Moving-Trucking- (7) (8) (10) affects' about 30 percent of said. "So far we’ve been lucky; the • Emergency Fuel Assistanc. A 66 — Automotive Service (8) (8) Manchester households. The elderly weather have has been warm. But training for the position now the sotiHclciy. Storage family whose utiliy is in danger of 10 — Schools-Classes 67 — Autos for Rent and handicapped on fixed incomes the bad weather is coming. This plan responsibility. 38 — Services Wanted being shut-off, may receive 150 20 — Instructions Wanted Lease are particularly vunerable to unaf­ tells anyone how we intend to deal Through its efforts at conservation gallons of fuel or $150 toward a utili­ The Weather World Pressures 22 — C o n ^ fordable heating bills. But for the with energy crisis.” and weatherproofing, the town hopes first time, the "average” family Manchester is eligible to receive to become a model for the communi­ ty. Mostly sunny today; highs near The U.S. continues diplomatic (14) (15) • H um an N eeds F und. (12) (13) may experience trouble in paying state funding in two programs. 40. Clear toni^t; lows in thh 20s. manuvering in an effort to get the (11) ty. Confereance of Churches, Oil dealers Families from 125 to 300 percent of "We have reduced our usage of Detailed forecasts on Page 2. U.N. to apply economic sanctions heating bills, the report noted. are paid for delivering 100 gallons of The proposed plan, prepared by the poverty level are eligible for gasoline by 80 percent the past four on Iran. Page 2. town officials, outlines strategies to state-funded loans. About $44,000 is months,” McCarthy said. "But the oil to a needy family. • Town Assistance-Social Ser­ Visa Expired deal with Increased energy costs. available for the six-percent loans. costs have risen 125 percent. The (20) vices. Eligible persons will receive a She Kerath fist firt fist (18) Every town in required to file a plan The income range for the program is only way we can keep costs down is An Iranian student working in a . ‘j r r J flat grant for a utility bill. with the State Office of Policy $5,625 to $13,000 for a family of two. A to further conserve.” • Emergency Energy Loan gas itatioii. with the goal of inSlde lOfSay CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Management, under a bill passed family of four is eligible for the McCarthy noted conservation Program. No-interest Iona to be used becoming a (joctqr lias arrested in it during the state legislature’s program if their income is between programs include shutting off police PHONE ORDERS ACCEPTED when all other resources have been ^ to n witoie be i s ^ i ^ held S w " " i X i w i November energy session. $6,700 to $30,000. car engines 15 minutes an hour, and because his visa expired. Page 6. collectors’ Corner...... ,./ .|! l 0 If it is approved, the town is eligi­ The other state program is the the four-day work week of the Wa er used. Ad over 20 words — Regular Price • Ten Gallon Emergency ble to receive sUte'funding to cope Energy Action Grant. Under this and Sewer Department. PHONE 643-2711 Program. Oil dealers have donated with the "energy emergencies,” program, Manchester is eligible to “We hope to set an example for the Piortheast Leak S!Sin;nent':::;;!i;,v;;8!of FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD NAME 100 gallons each in order to deliver 10 besides town programs. receive $88,500. The plan outlines community," he said. The emergency, the plan stated, seven projects for using the fund. McCarthy also noted further con­ gallons to a person unable to pay for IDNESS ...... a t , ...... a * ...... deliver after hours. The plan now o f th $ .« |f e U v e g u r e le a .e d ^ ...... DEADLINE: NOON THE DAY PRIOR TO PUBLICATION was not in supply. There is adequate Included in the proposals are servation by eliminating 19 vehicles goes to the Board of Directors for ap­ *i^sion::::::;::Tv'.i PKOKm ...... CUSSBCttlMI...... supply, accorting to the report, but purchasing a reserve boiler, paying which were driven home by town plant h it show less radioac- update V.- families do not have enough money to for inspection of buildings, and employees. These are now stored in a proval. It is available in the Town Clerk’s Office. tivity than atpected. Page 6. Weather...... :. * EXCEPT MONDAY DEADLINE IS 1:30 P.M. FRIDAY pay for it. capital improvements of buildings. central place. OFFER EXPIRES NOON JAN. 80. 1980 In Manchester, heating costs have Aslo included in the proposals are Other programs outlined in the EVENING HERALD, Sat., Dec. 29, 1979 - 3 2 — EVENING HERALD, S«t., Dec. » , 1»78 In Coventry M p d o t e A Year of Firsts COVENTRY — The main event in Roberta Koontz emerging as council Zoning Commission, however, Coventry in 1979 was the opening of chairperson. For the first time in the Marilyn Richardson stepped down, wanted stocks and that institutions embargo against Iran, exluding only Yearend Stocks The informal talks are scheduled to Police officers fought their first Somers as their telethon sponsor. Orchard Hill Estates last summer, a town’s history, the council is with John Pagini assuming the chair. were dressing up their portfolios. food and medicine from the resume at 10:30 a.m. EST Saturday, major blaze Thursday night, a three- The photographs to be published in 40-unit housing project for the elderly dominated by strong female In 1979 two major issues continued NEW YORK (UP! - The stock Also, some traders were taking hours before U.S. sources envisage blockade. alarm fire in a vacant building that Playboy’s February edition were sponsored by the State Department leadership. to be debated, with the conser­ market wound up its last full week of profits. the start of a formal open meeting at forced the evacuation of nearly 100 taken in 1970, long before her fame In of Community Affairs. The Republicans also seized con­ vationists losing ground on both. The 1979 on a losing note Friday as in­ Big Board volume totaled 34,430,- 4 p.m. Firemen*s Strike residents at a nearby nursing home Not only is it the town’s first major trol of the Board of Eiducation, after State Department of Transportation 000 shares, up from the 31,410,000 the weekly series "Three’s Com­ vestors engaged in yearend buying The talks are part of the United Gov. J Q 8 ^ p. Teasdale called the pany.” I step to provide low-cost shelter for a long period of minority representa­ placed priority on the completion of traded Thursday. KANSAS CITY, Mo. (UPI) - The and selling. Trading was moderately States’ final round of diplomatic guard in Thursday afternoon when "We recognize Mias Somers as a people on fixed incomes, but it is the tion. Here the gavel passed from Interstate 84, a portion of which will The American Stock Exchange in­ Missouri National Guard dispatched active. maneuvers to win the Council’s sup­ city mayor Richard L. Berkley fine sensitive woman who has shown first apartment complex ever to be Democrat Joan Lewis to Republican run through Coventry. Still under dex rose 0.73 to 245.61 and the price of troops across the city Friday to help The Dow Jones industrial average, port for sanctions to pressure Iran to declared the city a state of emergen­ nothing but concern in helping the built in town. Richard Ashley, who is serving his consideration is whether there will a 1.96-point winner Thursday, fell a share gained 6 cents. The National police assume flrefi^ting duties at cy. free the 50 American hostages held in handicapped child,” an Easter Seals The present facility has its own U- second term on the board. be an interchange in the town, 1.19 points to 838.91. The Dow Association of Securities Dealers’ 17 fire stations because of a work the occupied U.S. Embassy for the spokewoman said, "Surely, we all shaped road off Route 31 near the Women also headed the town com­ probably in the Parker Bridge Road finished unchanged for the whole NASDAQ composite OTC index slowdown by union firemen. Not Neutral 55th day. have a skeleton in the closet we’re Town Hall. Although it is within mittees this year. Roberta Falana, a area. Meanwhile, the Water Pollu­ jumped 0.60 to 150.83. The firefighters union said they week. The Dow is up about 4 percent In Washington, President Carter not bragging about.” walking distance of the Village shop­ phone company executive, has been tion Control Authority is working were seeking 9800,000 more than on Nudity for the year with one trading day to told reporters the United States has The Ace hardware giant reached a ping area, most residents have their working to develop a strong grass with the Town Council to finalize what the city offered in its go. "adequate support’’ in the world CraCAGO (UPI) - Nudity is bad different decision. ‘" I ^ photos could own cars, with parking spaces direct­ roots base for the Republicans the plans for bringing a municipal sewer World Pressures negotiating last package. The union The New York Stock Exchange in­ body for sanctions. for hardware but okay for Easter prove embarrassing to the com­ ly in front of their units. past two years. In fact fall's elec­ proposal to referendum. argues that for the cost of the police dex shed 0.03 to 61.88 and the price of UNITED NA'nONS (UPI) - The Secretary of State Cyrus Vance Seals. Ace Hardware has deprived pany,” Spokesman John J. Cameron Another first for the town was the tions, more Republicans turned out Another big event for Coventry this a share eased 2 cents. Declines edged U.N. Security Council m et for 50 arrived in New York Friday night to and national guard, the city could actress Suzanne Somers of her adver­ said. appointment of a Human Services than Democrats in proportion to year was the purchase of about 74 advances, 736 to 734, among the 1,955 minutes Friday night behind closed lead the U.S. delegation when the 15- meet their demands. City officials tising job in the company due to Advisory Committee, which has been their registration ratio. acres of land on the southern end of said it was costing $70,000 daily in issues traded at 4 p.m. EST. doors to hear a request by the United member Council convenes its formal Playboy magazine’s publication of assisted by David Cayer, the town’s Two other major town agencies Coventry Lcke formerly owned by The extraordinary number of States to impose sanctions against open meeting Saturday. overtime for police and the bill for 10-year-old ^Un photos of the T.V. first social services director. One of also are headed by women: Roberta the Salvatiou Army, which has issues changing hands indicated in­ Iran to win the release of American Sources in Washington revealed the National Guard services was star but i- 'Ptaining Cayer's initial project was to publish Wilmot chairs the Parks and Recrea­ moved to Ashford. The acquisition in­ vestors were getting rid of some un­ hostages held in Tehran. that Carter wants a tough economic expected to be about $26,000 per day. a directory of services for the elderly tion Commission, and Joanne cludes a 16-acre beachfront parcel, in this area. Corrigan .chairs the Conservation which may be developed into a major 3024 This year also saw the Republicans Commission. On the Planning and recreational area. Connecticut sweep the municipal elections, with News Briefs Two Requests BeforePZC Unemployment Up Minstrel Show WE’THERSFIELD (UPI) — Gaims for unemployment Early Celebration SOUTH WINDSOR - The Planning located at the intersection of MANCHESTER — A minstrel show and Zoning Commission will meet benefits rqse by more than 4,000 during the two-week Ellington Road and Chapel Hill Road by the Newington Swingin' Singin' Jan. 8 at 8 p.m. in the council period ending Dec. 22, state Labor Commissioner P. are (clockwise from his right) Anna Frunch, in a residential zone. Seniors will be broadcast on "Com­ William Vince, fo(xl supervisor at Crest- chambers of the Town Hall to con­ The commission has approved, Joseph Peraro said Friday. Ruth Porter, Louise Ruddell, Carrie munity Insight ' Monday night at 7 on field, leads sortie of the home’s residents in sider two applications. with conditions, the application of cable TV channel 13. HIOHIIT TIMMIATUtlS Peraro said filings climbed from 32,334 to 36,915 an early New Year’s celebration. Watching Seymour, and Jeanne Low. Carol Sheridan, 103 Palmer Drive resulting in an estimated overall unemployment rate of Charles Burr for a site plan of "Community Insight” is presented 60 is seeking a special exception to the 4.8 percent. He attributed the increase to seasonal him put out the flame on his peaches flambe development for property located on by Community Broadcasting Com­ zoning regulations to allow her to Smith Street. closings. pany Inc. keep a horse, for personal use, at her It has also approved, with con­ All but three of the Labor Department’s 16 offices Persons interested in suggesting home which is in a residential zone. ditions, the application of Laura reported increases, he said. ideas for future programs should call UflWEATHtfl fOTOCAST 9 The commission will also consider Tomlinson for a subdivison of proper­ 6 4 6 - 0 6 6 0 . Air Museum the application of Chapel Hill Realty ty located on the west side of Sullivan For period ending 7 p.m., EST 12/29/79. During Satur­ Inc. for a resubdivision of 15 acres Avenue. day, rain is expected in the Middle Misissippi Valley and WINDSOR LOCKS (UPI) — The Bradley Air Museum, the East Gulf Coast Region. Elsewhere weather is fair in devastated by the Oct. 3 tornado, said Friday it is $50,000 general. short of its recovery fund drive goal. The museum said it needs $ 150,^ to repair the facility Court Won’t Delay and pay 1980 operating expenses. It collected about $TC,- Weather Forecast 000 during a four-hour telethon last month. The museum suffered an estimated $10 million in Greater Boston Area: Saturday sunny and windy with damages during the tornado that destroyed 23 vintage Paper’s Stock Sale highs in the low 40s. Saturday night mostly clear and cold NEW YEAR’S SAVINGS PARTY! aircraft. with lows around 30. Sunday sunny and not as windy with highs in the low to mid 40s. Chance of precipitation 10 CONCORD. N.H. (UPI) - A federal been willing to turn over crucial financial percent Saturday and near zero Saturday night. Gusty Two Grants judge refused Friday to delay the court- information needed to make an offer. BRING ALL YOUR HOLIDAY northwest winds 15 to 25 mph through Saturday. Westerly HARTFORD (UPI) — 'The federal Interior Department Ribbon For a Hostage ordered New Year's Eve sale of 25 per­ Union Leader attorney Ralph Sullivan f . said Friday it has awarded grants worth more than $1.13 winds 10 to 20 mph Saturday nigbt. Outlook for the New Mrs. Wynona McKeel, mother of Johnny an old oak tree in her yard as a reminder of cent of the Union Leader Corp., owner of denied his client had been dragging its COLOR PRINT FILM TO CALDOR Years holiday, partly cloudy Monday. Increasing million to two Connecticut cities for local projects. New Hampshire's largest newspaper, the feet. cloudiness Monday night. Chance of showers Tuesday. Bridgeport will receive $839,500 to repair four outdoor McKeel, Jr., a hostage in the American em- her son’s situation. (UPI Photo) AND Manchester Union Leader. Highs both days in the 40s. Lows Monday night in the 30s. recreation facilities and five outdoor sites. New Britain bassy in Tehran, ties a yellow ribbon around Reno also told Devine that if the sale — SAVE Coastal Connecticut: Mostly sunny and windy Saturday will get $500,000 for work on the city’s five municipal The stock in question is now held by the which is supposed to take place Monday — AN with highs 40 to45. Mostly clear Saturday night with lows pools. Union Leader's profit sharing pension OFF were postponed until Jan. 31, the two % EXTRA 30 Our Reg. Prices On around 30. Mostly sunny Sunday with highs in the 40s. fund, whose sole trustee is Manchester newspaper groups he represents would be Chance of precipitation 10 percent Saturday and near Energy Gripes Khomeni Word Final Union Leader publisher William Loeb. willing to bid between $1 million and $1.5 zero Saturday night. Gusty northwest winds 15 to 25 mph million for the 1,250 shares of Union through Saturday becoming westerly 10 to 20 mph Satur­ HARTFORD (UPI) — The Community Renewal Team EVEtV ALBUM, In 1977. a retired Union Leader Leader Corp. stock. day night. Outlook for the New Years holiday, partly of Greater Hartford Friday called on President Carter to DEVELOPING pressman, Ray Mahoney, went to court cloudy Monday. Increasing cloudiness Monday night. remove a federal weatherization program from the On Hostages^ Release claiming he was not getting the pension Furthermore, Reno said if his clients Chance of showers Tuesday. Highs both days in the 40s. Department of Energy's jurisdiction. benefits due him. A year later, the U.S. were given an option to buy the other 75 S-TIIACK&CASSETTETAPE TEHRAN, Iran (UPI) - The stu­ persuade the militants to drop their fears among observers that Lows Monday night in the 30s. James Harris, the renewal team’s executive director, dent militants occupying the U.S. all-or-nothing demand for the return Khomeini could, if he wanted to, Labor Department joined the suit, percent of the Union Leader Corp., they & PRINTING said the program would be more efficient under the Central Connecticut: Saturday mostly sunny and windy Embassy said Friday they would of deposed Shah Mohammed Reza order the hostages freed. alleging that Loeb had mismanaged the would be willing to pay $15 million for all with highs near 40. Saturday night mostly clear with lows federal community services administration. • ALL SIZES »ALL TYPES »NO LIMITS release their 50 American hostages if Pahlavi, now in exile in Panama. Ayatollah Mohammed Behoshti, fund. the stock in the corporation that owns the 20 to 25. Sunday mostly sunny with highs 40 to 45. Chance Harris said the weatherization program, which ordered to by Ayatollah Ruhollah The students have maintained the council’s secretary and a close Manchester Union Leader and the New PLUS Our ‘PICTURE PERFECT’ Guarantee... of precipitation 10 percent Saturday and near zero Satur­ provides low-income families with money to install Khomeini, easing fears that they throughout the 55-day embassy siege Khomeini aide, pledg^ Wednesday In July, all the parties involved in the Hampshire Sunday News. 86* 1.97 2.37 2.87 day night. Gusty northwest 15 to 25 mph Saturday. energy-saving equipment, is moving too slowly under the T 45 RPMi LP B296 LP C396 LP D49S If you are unhappy with any color print for any reason, might defy such a directive. that they would obey the instructions that the hostages would be freed dispute agreed to have the pension fund Westerly winds 10 to 20 mph Saturday night. Outlook for DOE’S authority. just return it within 30 days in the original processing "If the imam (Khomeini) orders us of Khomeini. after an "international tribunal” slock pul up for sale on or before Dec. 31. But in open court, Devine refused to the New Years holiday, partly cloudy Monday. In­ to release them, yes, we will release But until Thursday’s statement examined American crimes against Loeb, who had not admitted any postpone the sale of the pension fund envelope tor a prompt no-questions-asked refund. creasing cloudiness Monday night. Chance of showers them,” a militant spokesman. Iden­ they had not said specifically they Iran. wrongdoing in the consent order, selected stock. He said he would explain his ‘By our Indpondint lab. Ollar tiplrtt January S. 1960. 'Tuesday. Highs in the 40s. Lows Monday night in the 30s. 3.27 3.97 4.88 5.47 Sworn In tified only as Habib, said during an would accede to a Khomeini order to Iranian authorities have kept up the accounting firm of E.F. Hutton & Co., reasons later in writing. LP E596 LP F696 LP Q796 LP H696 Berk^ires Massachusetts: Partly cloudy and windy HARTFORD (UPI) - Marc Rosen, a former law clerk interview with ABC-TV News’ "Good free the hostages. plans for the tribunal, possibly begin­ Inc. to conduct the transaction. Saturday. Highs 35 to 40. Partly cloudy Saturday night to Hartford U.S. District Court Judge M. Joseph Morning America” program. Continuing signs of conflict ning the first week in January, at The judge also denied a motion by with lows around 20. Mostly sunny on Sunday with highs ONLY AT CALDOR! Theresas no sign, however, that between the militants and some which the hostages would be sum­ Under the terms of the agreement, the Sullivan to stay Monday's sale until an near 40. Chance of precipitation 20 percent ^turday and Blumenfeld, was sworn in Friday as deputy secretary of KhomeinKwas prepared to issue such members of Khomeini’s-ruling moned as "witnesses” rather that as highest bidder would receive the stock, if appeal the Union Leader Corp, has pen­ SPECIAL FUJI 10 percent Saturday night. Gusty northwest winds 15 to 25 the state. 5.49 5.99 6.66 an order \ n y time soon or that Revolutionary Council had raised defendants. no one bid over $750,000, then Loeb would ding in the 1st Circuit Court of Appeals TAPE S w iM K796 TAPE Sw Im 696 TAPE Sw Im L996 mph through Saturday becoming westerly and Rosen, who also held several administrative and legal BONUS OFFER*... jobs in New York, will be involved with the daily ad­ government pfficials had been able to be required to buy the stock for that price. can be heard. diminishing to 10 to 15 mph Saturday night. Outlook for ministrative and legal operations of the six divisions of BUY Fuji Bonus Pack oi the New Years holiday, partly cloudy Monday. In­ During the course of Friday's the secretary of the state's office. r e . But in recent weeks, there have been a 2'RECORD 3 rolls 1 1 0 -2 0 ASA100 creasing cloudiness Monday night. Chance of showers or Priest on TV glastonhiiry number of attempts to postpone or proceeding, it was learned that two poten­ SET Color Print Film snow flurries 'Tuesday. Highs Monday and Tuesday Housing Court eliminate the sale. The latest request tial bidders for the pension fund stock lor only...... 3.99 around 40. Lows Monday night in the 30s. The Rev. Brian have dropped out of the competition: four HARTFORD (UPI) — Rep. Rosalind Berman, R-New Emblem Club came Friday from a pair of newspaper Jefferies, formerly of remain : and only one of the four has made GET Film and Haven, said Friday she will introduce legislation in the MANCHESTER - I l l s concerns interested in working together to Manchester, will be the a formal bid. Developing Coupons Extended Forecast next session to establish a housing court in New Haven. Manchester Elmblem club celebrant on the "Celebra­ C O U N T R Y C I. r H buy the stock. Additional Mrs. Berman said there were “a large number of caws will meet Jan. 2 at the Elks tion of the Eucharist” Sullivan identified the group making the Value...... 4.59 BOS’TON (UPI) — Extended outlook for New England each year which clog up our regular courts, and a housing Lodge on Bissell Street. television program, Sun­ OPEN TO THE PUBLIC They are the Minneapolis Star and formal bid as Affiliated Publications, *S m dwelt lor rSttailt. Monday through Wednesday: court would be a good vehicle to address tenant-landlord There will be a pot luck day at 8 a.m. on Channel 8. Tribune Co and Newspapers of New owners of the Boston Globe. Massachusetts, Rhode Island S i Connecticut: Fair problems.” supper at 6:30 with the The Rev. Jeffries is England, Inc., owner of the Concord J J U S U k KODAK FILM SPECIALS! weather Monday. Chance of showers Tuesday. Partly regular meeting at 8. assigned to St. Rose’s Includes Monitor, a Union Leader competitor. Although it appears the sale will go on cloudy Wednesday. Overnight lows in the 20s Monday and Revaluation Woes Church in Meriden. Robert Reno, a lawyer representing the as scheduled on Monday, E.F. Hutton at­ ___ in the 30s Tuesday and Wednesday. Daytime highs in the torney Alan Jacoks said the final resulU 1.64 3.18 WATERBURY (UPI) - Mayor Edward Bergin Jr. Complete Package two newspaper groups, told U.S. District 1.49 40s. won’t be known until the end of January LPS«lttH69S 5.47 8.17 LP S«ri« 1396 KODAK C110 KODAK C135 KODAK KMA 46^ says the city will ask the state Supreme Court to overturn Ck)urt Judge Shane Devine the delay was Maine, New Hampshire: Chance of showers south and because the Justice Department will have •Original Soundtrack ‘1941’ • Bee Gees ‘Greatest Hits’ (20 Exposure) (24 Exposure) Super B a lower court’s order that a controversial property tax For Two *65** needed so that his clients "could make an chance of flurries north by late Monday. Clearing to make anti-trust checks on various Tuesday. Fair Wednesday. C)vemight lows in the teens revaluation be implemented by the end of next month. intelligent bid.” bidders. north and 20s south. Daytime highs inthe upper 20s north Bergin had ordered the new assessments postponed a Reno claimed the Union Leader has not year for review and further study after homeowners Doyoas Complete Dinner For Two; to near 40 south. Appetizer, Salad. Roast Prime Rib of Beef au jus. Vermont: Scattered showers Monday. Chance of snow complained about new values placed on their property Baked Stuffed Jumbo Shrimp, drawn butter or Chicken EMERSON by 'Tuesday mixed with rain south. Mostly cloudy that will mean befty tax hikes in many cases. Wednesday and occasional snow showers. Highs in the Superior Court Judge William Hadden ruled Thursday Cordon Bleu on a bed of Rice Pilaf. Vegetable. Dessert. AM/FM 30s and lows in the 20s. that the city must comply with state law and post the new Wishing you and your Coffee or Tea. Electronic assessments by Jan. 31. The Greater Waterbury family a prosperous Digital Chamber of Commerce had sued to get the revaluation and peaceful New Year. Liquor. Fifth of liquor. Champagne Toast at Midnite The Almanac implemented claiming it addressed long-standing in­ Warm thanks to all. D an cin g: 9-2 am Al Jarvis Group Clock Radio equities in assessments. By United Press International Continental Breakfast Served from 1:30 a.m. - 2:30 a.m nick Trimmings: Hals - Noisemakers 27.76 Our Rag, 34.99 Today is Saturday, Dec. 29, the 363rd day of 1979 with Has fluorescent display with dimmer two to follow. Safe as Santa Taxes-QratuHlet A Set-ups All Included Wake to music or alarm: snooze control WALLINGFORD (UPI) — Police and firefighters Jh e moon is moving toward its full phase. Reservation Required e Dinner from 7-10:30 P.M. lets you take an extra 40 winks. 60 min. played it safe when the package came into the Post Office 'The morning stars are Mars, Jupiter, Saturn and Mer­ lEGG NOG sleep switch. Herald 6 3 3 -5 2 S3 cury. beeping. They ended up playing Santa Claus’ when they The evening star is Venus. found out why. Early Bird Dinner Specials with reservations 5-8 p.m.t An alert postal clerk heard the beep from the package IGG NOG EMERSON Portable Those bom on tis date are under the sign of Capricorn. Our very own recipel Ideal with your Automatic Phonograph Andrew Johnson, 17th president of the United States, that arrived Thursday and placed it outside before calling favorite liquor or serve plain - either YOUR was bora Dec. 29, 1806. police. Police called the youth to whom the package was way it's the best because It's CHOICE 1I 9 7 r 0 U Our Rtg. 15.99 On this day in history: addressed to the post office before firefighters opened it. Manchester To Advortiao To Rnport Nmra Our Reg. 49.90 They heard another beep when it was open^ and 13- East Hartford — Glastonbury For a claasifled advertisement, call Shady Qlen quality thru and thrul 41.30 In 1851, the first Young Men's Christian Association To report a news Item or story idea: Ik • RIVAL ‘Budget’ •NORELCO year-old John Malek got his Christmas gift from his god­ 643-2711 and ask for Classified. Office Manchester__ Alex Girelli. 643-2711 Take-along phono has BSR chapter opened in Boston. Evening Herald Pro-Style Electric ‘Curly Plus’ father in Massachusetts — a computer game apparently hours are 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday East Hartford...... 643-2711 automatic changer, holds up to USPS 327-500 six records and features 45 RPM Curling Brush In 1972, a jumbo jetliner (an LlOll) crashed near activated when its top was jarred open. through Friday. Wheh the office is Glastonbury .. Dave Lavallee. 643-2711 EGG NOG ICE CREAM Ice Cnisher Miami, Fla., killing 99 people. 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The winning weekly lottery numbers drawn Friday in should be made by 5:00 p.m. Monday three months. $23.40 for tlx months, Finally, police said he was served with the warrant and $46.80 for one year. Mail rates are New England: through Friday and by 7:M a.m. Satur­ Office hours are 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. requiring a $250 surety bond. Police said he has not day. available on request. Monday through Friday. Maine: 19513. satified the bond and thus may spend the time until his New Hampshire: 43764. Dec. Sl.court appearance in jail. 1 - EVENING HERALD, Sat., Dec. 29, 1979 EVENING HERALD, Sat., Dec. 29, 1979 - 5 iBaurlirslrr tuniiuij Brrah> Supermarket Shopper ^ ^ d i t o r i a l Manchester — A City of Village Charm Founded Oct. 1 , 18B1 i New Year’s Resolutions The Reward for Cooperation Published by the Manchester Publishing Co., Herald Square, Manchester, Conn. 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711. Member, Audit Bu f m u of Circuittion Mom by. U n iM ProM tnlynational HAPPY NEW YEAR! Since we all have been The reward, if this public the total revenue expected Stavan Harry, Exacutiva Edity : for Coupon Clippers servant gets his way, will be from its sale. Cuatomy Sarvica — 647«M4B Frank A. Burbank, Managing Edity From All Of Us At Your €SM Store! sacrificing to conserve Raymond F. Roblnaon, Edity-Publiahy Haroid E. Turkington, Editor EmarHua » petroleum resources it has to add a cent or two to the 11- That means we all could By MARTIN SLOANE refunding, and 1 won’t forget the friends and relatives had its impact. cent per gallon tax the state t pay more for our coopera­ It’s time to do some thinking about how we as who help me. holiday has had on gasoline and couponers and refunders can make the new year more I’ll try to shop no more than once'a week. I’ll try to do store H Q IIP g . diesel fuel since 1976. tion. productive and enjoyable. my shopping without the children. I’ll try to shop for Connecticut drivers have Here are my 10 New Year’s resolutions for coupon specials at several supermarkets. And I won’t shop when it’s time to swallow. before passengers could get shown a kind of good Taxpayers have developed clippers: I’m hungry. ft seems the state is faced If this Catch 22 reasoning off the bus. > I will take no more than two refund forms from a pad I will put more effort into making a shopping list citizenship by amending an attitude that a D e c * * “ '«'»» prevails, the future may hold -Licensing tricycles and so that other shoppers will have an opportunity to enjoy using coupon and refund discounts as well as super­ I driving habits and not using with declining revenues from prerequisite for government refund savings. market specials. And I will try to stick to taht list! the tax because we all have such pro{x)saIs as: skateboards to bring in the Etch at thme h»m$ to to be tmShf mttaMs lermtsaiet as much fuel as in years past. work is the noticeable • I will move my 34 cartons of box tops and labels out of • I will be friendlier to store managers, but I won’t let below the idvorthod price ki Mch ABF ttero. noopt m ipicWcpBy notod - Requiring everyone who needed revenue. irttMiod. ) rctosEK;:i«'» been such good citizens and absense of gray matter the den and into the basement or garage where they won’t them forget that we refunders want to see refund forms doesn’t own a car to buy a -Selling luminous fanny be in everyone’s way. on every supermarket shelf. | — purchased less fuel than last between the ears of job can­ Some bureaucrat in number plate on a fee struc­ patches to joggers using • I will start trading refund forms by mail with friends • I will help the cashier by underlining the expiration ( a L A D L i 1 year. didates. in other cities. I will even try Aunt Ethel in Omaha! dates on my cash-off coupons and by putting all coupon ” " the Connecticut Office of ture based on the weight of public roadways between the • ’This is the year I’ll start a swap session or join a items at the front of my purchases. REDEEM FOOD Policy and Management the individual; hours of 5 a.m. and midnight. coupon club. (More about this in a future column.) • I will try to be more modest when other shoppers ask This kind of proposal could recognizes the effect of con­ To make up the budget -Selling those who don’t -Charging an excise tax on • I will try to get the whole family involved in clipping me where I get all those coupons for free products and STAMPSI tend to confirm those how I save all that money. servation and wants the state deficit the state agent has drive licenses to walk; footwear, exempting waders and filing and in enjoying the rewards of couponing and suspicions. to reward ail the good come up with an simple -Passing the hat on CTA and hip boots sold to bona citizens of the state who have solution: Divide the buses so mass transit users fide and duly licensed trout Clip ’n ’ File Refunds cut their petroleum consump­ projected number of gallons Now that we all have bitten can make their contribution. fishermen. citizens will use next year by the bullet we are being told Miscellaneous Non-Food Products (File 2 tion. This would be mandatory We hope it won’t go that far Belleville, III. 62222. Receive a free 14-ounce box of 12-A) Bran Chex cereal. Send the box top from one of the EVERREADY Alkaline Dollar Bank Refund, following: All-Bran, Bran Buds, 40 Percent Bran SCOOPS P.O. Box 30, Tarrytown, N.Y. 10591. Receive a $1 Flakes, Cracklin’ Bran, 100 Percent Bran Flakes or refund. Send one cardboard display card with the Raisin Bran. No form necessary. Expires Jan. 31, Quotes I TO TELL THE THE POtlTICAl plastic removed from any size of Everready 1980. Alkaline Power Cells. Refund form required. KELLOGG'S Character Calendar Offer, P.O. Box PEPATES ARE Expires March 31, 1980. mean they have the power to tell you 2684, Reidsville, Neb. 27322. Receive a free ' I am saddened that 1 have been P0WN1KE JOHNSON’S ODOR-EATERS, P.O. Box NB-209, Kellogg’s character calendar. Send the proof-of- 9 what to do." linked with her politically ... I have mu HAU! V El Paso, Texas 79977. Receive a 50-cent refund. purchase seals from the side panels of three disagreed with her on every issue, — Moahe Dayan, former Israeli Send the back panel from any carton of Odor-Eaters PIP roy packages of Kellogg’s Rice Krispies cereal for each from the bottom of my toes ' foreign minister, speaking at plus the register tape with the price circled. Refund calendar. No form necessary. Expires Aug. 31,1980. Southern Methodist I niversity. MKTXf form required. Expires June 30, 1981. KELLOGG’S Back to School Bic Pen Offer, Box — Jane Fonda, referring to ae- •'That's quite a bomb to drop WROMq ^ PAPER MATE Flair Pens and Paper Refund 9379, St. Paul, Minn. 55193. Receive four free Bic IresM \ene.>«u Kedgraxe. between the soup and salad. Offer, P.O. Box 9388, St. Paul, Minn. 55193. Receive ball point pens. Send the proof-of-purchase seals TURN. a $1 refund. Send any three back cards or pouches — Ann l.anders. advice colum­ from three packages of Sugar Frosted Flakes GOVERNOR from Paper Mate, Eraser Mate, Flair, Write Bros., We must teach the lesson that nist. reminiscing on the time when cereal. No form necessary. Expires Aug. 31, 1980. PROWN.' El Marko or Flair Fi Fo Fum pens plus a dated POST GRAPENUTS Yogurt Offer, P.O. Box 9162, just because some Middle East coun­ her fi>rmer husband announced at Thoughts register tape with the price of any filler paper or Kankakee, 111. 60901. Receive coupons for three 8- tries can hijack planes and take inno­ dinner that he was seeing another notebook circled. Refund form required. Expires ounce containers of any brand of yogurt. Send the cent victims hostage, that doesn't woman. (I.adie's Home Journal) “Looking Ahead” March 1, 1980. proof-of-purchase seals from four specially marked Don Graff 1979 is surely closing its doors and Pel Produrts (File 12-9) packages of Grape Nuts. Refund form required. soon will join the annals of history. BRIGHT EYES Four Free Cans Offer, Box 640-A, Expires Jan. 31, 1981. However, in the providence of God, a Pico Rivera, (jalif. 90665. Receive four free cans of new year is soon to step forward and cat food. Send IS complete Bright Eyes labels. Re­ fund form required. Expires March 31, 1980. POST RAISIN BRAN Free Offer, General Foods lake its place. Canada Tries Again FRISKIES DINNERS Free Offer, Box 110, Pico Corp., P.O. Box 1135, Blast Court Street, Kankakee, Somone asked John Wesley what Rivera, Calif. 90665. Receive four free cans of cat 111. 60901. Receife a free box of Post Raisin Bran. Fighting words though they may be economies and the oil-exporting tWAT ISWIDI ^AMT£.b particularly in the wester provinces he would do if he were to know that food. Send 20 front panels or labels from 14-ounce Send two Post Raisin Bran yellow strip box tops. to much fo the English-speaking — who are most turned off by him countries. he would be ushered into the cans of Friskies Dinners. Refund form required. Refund form required. Expires Nov. 30, 1980. majority, French would appear 'to personally. But it leaves as a ques­ The situation points up the in­ presence of the Lord the next mor­ Expires March 31, 1980. (Gip out each file and keep it with similar cash- REGULAR OR PINK MR. C R A B MR. SHRIMP provide the best description at this tion mark who would be replacing creasing weight in Canadian affairs ning. "Why," he said, "I would just PURINA Field 'n' Farm Refund Offer, P.O. Box off coupons — beverage refund offers with beverage point for Canada's upcoming election him, and thus who the electroate of the resource-rich western keep on doing what I have planned to PL-49, Belleville, III. 62222. Receive ^ in cash or coupons, for example. You can obtain required re­ — deja vu. would be opting for in the long run. provinces — British Columbia, do. I will keep my appointments, and $3.50 in cash-off coupons. Send four weight triangles fund forms at the supermarket, in newspapers and ANN PAGE CRAB TINY Again Pierre Elliott Trudeau will The one thing the last election Saskatchewan and Manitoba in addi­ at evening, I will offer a prayer of from SO-pound Field 'n' Farm Dog Meal. Specify magazines, and from trading with friends; do not be leading a Liberal old guard seemed to have made clear was that tion to Alberta— that has been un­ thanksgiving for God's many which refund you want. Kansas residents must take write to manufacturers for them. And watch for our the coupons. Refund form required. Expires June once-a-mongh special listings of refund forms to LEMONADE MEAT SHRIMP MOT against Joe Clark, the youngish a majority of Canadians did not want derway for some time. The shift has blessings through the day. and then 30, 1980. write for. Offers are subject to manufacturers’ 6 oz. can 7 oz. can knight out of the more of Truedau. And they certainly further fragmented a political con­ go to sleep, expecting to wake up in federation unable to resolve the Pet Products (File 12-B) geographical limits and local laws. Allow 10 weeks far West at the did not get it in Clark, Canada's own glory.” to receive each refund.) head of a coalition Joe Who? when he squeaked into the historic French-English split that has Wesley could talk like that because Cereals, Breakfast Products, Baby Copyright 1979, with little in com­ prime minister’s office. They have thwarted development of a national he had turned his life over to the Lord 1139 Products (File 1) United Feature Syndicate Inc. mon other than gotten to know him better in the identity since its establishment. and was living daily to glorify God. BRAN CHEX Offer, P O Box PL-14068, dislike of Trudeau seven months since and while they But while Alberta and its neighbors How about you today, friend. For this — his party, his are undoubtedly words for his official have the resources, Ontario and same faith is available to you now Quebec still have the votes. 6^1 policies and ofter performance, dynamic isn’t one of and all the new years to come. r vehemently his them. Trudeau's Liberals go into the elction “A charge to keep I have, Community Calendar personality. The fall from precarious grace of with a firm control of the latter A God to glorify; WELCH’S A/Fl/V VFAR’^ DISPOSABLE DIAPERS province’s parliamentary delegation Again differences of conventional Clark’s minority government came A neverdying soul to save. FROZEN PIZZA SALEM n A M D C D O political program and ideology are in parliament’s rejection of a budget but precious little outside. Clark And it it for the sky. - Manchester East Hartford TOMATO PAMPERS « compounded by contradictory focusing on restructuring national made it last time thanks to a swing To serve this present age. Deluxe Pizza , >• Here is next week’s schedule of public meetings (loca- economic interests of West, East and energy policy. (Sound familiar out away from the Liberals in Ontario, My calling to fulfill: Wednesday largely provoked by Trudeau's deter­ I tion are in the municipal Building. 41 Center St., unless Town Council, 8 p.m.. Council Chambers. CELESTE the near-orphan Maritime Provinces. there, America?) Clark sought a Oh. may it all my powers engage noted.) JUICE Cheese Plzza-16 oz. pkg TODDLERS^ mination to overcome all opposition And by the English-French language gradual equalization of Canada's in­ To do my Master's will! " — Hymn - Tuesday 48 oz. coni. TREE TAVERN 12 ct. pkg. confrontation that continues to distort ternal price of gas and oil with rates to a bilingual society. Rev. George Emmitt. Glastonbury » Holiday. Cheese Plzza-20 oz. pkg. 0 ^ 0 0 virtually eVery attempt at normal prevailing on world markets, thereby The clash of energy interest might Associate Pastor Thursday political communication in Canada. be enough to effect a swing back, or _ Wednesday La PIZZERIA “ p encouraging both conservation and Manchester Town Plan and Zoning (Commission, 7:30 p.m.. Town off in another direction entirely, ^ 8 a.m. — Parking Authority, 555 Main St. $159 There are some changes from the new development to make Canada Church of the Nazarene yielding a parliament of such discor­ Office Building, situation of last May's election, self-sufficient. Z Thursday Redevelopment Agency, 7:30 p.m., town Office JENO’S «*f®' dant minorities that no basis for an French Bread-12 oz. pka however. • 8 a.m. — Economic Development Commission, hearing Building. Sausage. Pepperoni. or Deluxe ^ ^ * y o Trudeau, who put off retirement as The prospect is enormously effective coalition would exist. Z room. 69 Liberal leader when defeat of Clark's appealing to a a rk ’s native Alberta, And there is something else to con­ - 6:30 p.m. — Democratic Executive Board, coffee room. STOUFFER’S H budget compelled a new election, has with less than 10 percent of Canada's sider. This is the first time in almost Hebron . Friday UPSET STOMACH RELIEF declared himself in only for the in­ population but 85 percent of oil and a century that voters are being called ’ No meetings. Monday MARVEL-9 INCH WHITE lOe OFF LABEL-5 OZ. TUBE terim . Should the Liberals be gas reserves. But not to the populous upon to turn out in a frigid Canadian All town offices closede today and Tuesday. returned to power, he has promised East, particulary Ontario which is February. Weather could be the wild Andover Wednesday CREST ALKA- home to a third of Canadians and a card that determines the entire PAPER to turn over the government to a new Monday Schools reopen after holidays. TOOTH­ prime minister “well before the next half of all industry. The enormous game. Public Health Nurses, 1:30 to 3:30 p.m.. Town Office transfer of wealth contemplated While pre-election Canada poses All town offices closed today and Tuesday SELTZER election." Wednesday Building. PLATES PASTE ' Trudeau's intentions may or may would roughly repeat internally what numerous questions, it also answers Thursday KM) ct. pkg. 85 25 ct. cont. Schools reopen after winter recess. not make his party more attractive has been occurring on the world one — why political analysis is often 25C OFF LABEL-24 OZ. BTL. Young at Heart, 1:30 p.m., Andover Congregational Board of Selectmen, 7 p.m.. Town Office Building. to those voters — and they are legion, scene between the industrial so much safer than prediction. Zoning Board of Appeals, 8 p.m.. Town Office Building. Church. Saturday SCOPE Bolton Building Official office hours (by appointment only), 8 MOUTH­$-|69 Monday a.m. to noon. Town Office Building. Washington Merry-Go-Round AH town offices close at noon and will be closed all day WASH Tuesday. South Windsor Wednesday Sunday Schools reopen after winter recess. Party to honor G. Warren Westbrook, 2 to 5 p.m., 1255 Tax Ripoffs, Bleed the Nation’s Economy Senior Citizens, 1 p.m.. Community Hall. Ellington Road. Yet Congress, momentarily un­ Board of Selectmen, 7:30 p.m.. Community Hall. percent after bing laundered into The colonel's lady and Judy As currently envisioned by Uncle Thursday hinged by the energy crisis, seems in­ sim plest of precautions, cash legitimate channels and reported as O'Grady are sisters under their Sam's out-of-this-world dramers in Zoning Board of Appeals, 7:30 p.m.. Town Hall. By JACK ANDERSON tent on pursuing this diamond- Coventry received for goods and services that taxable income. skins, Kipling noted. And so, too, are the National Aeronautics and Space A lE B M M e WASHINGTON — Honest American encrusted will-o’-the-wisp as a feasi­ Monday should be listed as income — or paid Cocaine and marijuana peddlers Mafia gangsters and pillars of the Administration, the system would taxpayers are being ripped off by an ble alternate source of energy. In the All town offices closed today and Tuesday. Vernon out for service that should be subject fared even better, netting between community who cheat on their in­ consist of about 60 gigantic satellites ever-growing economic — each the size of Manhattan — House, which just voted $25 million to Social Security and other taxes—is $9.4 billion and $17.4 billion in “pure" comes — the professional man who Wednesday Monday “underground " of tax chiselers collecting solar energy In outer space for "technological verification” New Year’s Eve service,.7;30 p.m.. Trinity Lutheran difficult if not impossible for the profit — uncut by payment of income asks for his fees in cash, the repair­ Special Town (Council meeting, 7:30 p.m.. Town Hall. whose unpaid taxes must be made by and beaming it back to earth in the (meaning an answer to the question: BMrd of Welfare, 9 a.m. to noon. Town Hall. Church, Meadow Lark Road. CHIQUITA by the law-abiding population. Internal Revenue Service to trace. taxes, congressional investigators man who offers $200 job for $150 in FLORIDA PINK OR WHITE Only by laborious, time-consuming form of microwaves or lasers. “Can it possibly work?” ) on grounds Parks and Recreation Commission, 7:30 p.m.. Town Wednesday Estimates vary on the size of these told my associate Jack Mitchell. An cash instead of a check, the socially methods, like showing that a par­ The energy would be collected in 60 that no possibility should be HaU. Snipsic Camera Club, 7:30 p.m.. First Federal Savings tax guerrillas' annual depredations, incalculab'a additional drain on the impeccable matron who pays her Rotary Gub, 7 p.m., (Coventry Grange. ticularly extravagant lifestyle five-square-mile receptors and con­ overlooked. "They said, ‘Look, we Bank, Park Place. but some experts believe that tlieir il­ public treasury can be laid indirectly regular cleaning wonnan in cash and Jaycees, 8 p.m.. Lakeside Grill. verted into electricity, supposedly can't afford to pass up anything,” the Hockanum Industries, 7:30 p.m., Vernon Police Sta­ GRAPEFRUIT BANANAS couldn’t possibly be supported on the to these criminal tax cheats, in the skps employer contributions to Social Republican Town Committee, Nominating (Committee, licit tax-free tran­ enough to provide 10 percent of the bill's chief opponent. Rep. Howard tion. income reported to Uncle Sam, can form of police activity devoted to Security and unemployment compen­ 7:30p.m., Town Hall. sactions make up ^ nation’s electrical needs. But even Wolpe, D-Mich., told my reporter Thursday IRS sleuths catch a cash-only drug-related crimes. In Detroit, for sation. as much as one- ^ this won't be available until the 21st Hal Straus. Thursday Sewer Authority, 7:30 p.m.. Memorial Building, Park third of the total ' cheater. example, an estimated 30 percent of The difference is only one of VHIgk Century. Coventry Lake Park^Advisory (Committee, 7:30 p.m.. Place. American « Drug smugglers, bigtime gamblers property crimes are committed by degree. The losers in each case are Town Hall. and other underworld operators are junkies to support their heroin habit. those who report their transactions The price is truly fantastic, even Friday 'tmiiiihi 1 5 ^ economy. But the solar energy lobby has op­ Friday Vernon Grange, 8 p.m., Graham home, 26 Dailey Cir­ the biggest tax chiselers. Heroin Illicit gambling revenues, in­ honestly — and pay a bigger tax to for an agency and industry that sent Perhaps the posed the satellite program as a Board of Welfare, 9 a.m. to noon. Town Hall. cle. > traffickers, for example, netted cluding bookmaking and numbers make up for the chiselers. astronauts to the moon. The con­ most alarming whole, and the administration said it almost 88 billion in 1976, according to games, add another $10 billion a year struction part alone would require feature of this ____ Solar Scam didn't want the $25 million. confidential report prepared for Sen. to the underground econon'y. some 350 rocket launchings a year for shodowy army of cheaters is that Pressured by a voracious Yet the space lobby — aerospace Lloyd Bentsen, D-Texas, chairman of Prostitution contributes upwards of 30 years. The total price tag has been many of its recruits are not hardened aerospace indust^ and influential companies, NASA bureaucrats, 3 : i the congressional Joint Ek;onomic $1 billion a year. estimated at anywhere from $500 underworld figures, but respected constituents hoping for lucrative con­ bilUon to $2.5 trillion. scientists and engineers, con­ ^ PfWCES EFFECTIVE DEC 30-31.1B7« Committee. Astonishing as it seems, the - ITEMS FOR SALE NOT AVAILABLE TO WHOLESALE OR RETAIL DEALERS and seemingly respectable citizens. tracts in their districts. Congress Research and development costs gressmen with aerospace industries Yet nearly 80 percent of this illegal relatively small-time chiseling of WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES AND TO CORRECT TYPOGRAPHICAL ERRORS To spot one, it might be unnecessary seems more and more likely to con­ in their states — prevailed. With the bonanza slipped past law- alone would run $40 billion to $90 to look beyond the house next door — otherwlM upright citizens may, when tinue shoveling money into a trillion- moon program ended, they're happi­ enforcement authorities and the tax added up, almost equal the tax lossea* billion — more than 10 times the or even the bathroom mirror. dollar pie-in-the-sky — the so-called Energy Department's entire R A D ly aiming for the stars — with Uie Th e Hittitas, an ancient people of Asia M inor appear to hava baan the first to use collectors. The report esti.nates that perpetrated by the unsavory un­ Cash is the weapon of choice in the rolar power satellite. budget for this year. taxpayers’ money for fuel. iron. tax-dodging underground. With the taxes were paid on only a paltry 10 derworld hoods. 6 — EVENING HERALD. Sat., Dec. 28. H78 Charles E. Moller Sr. Mrs. Elinor Magnano MANCHESTER - Charles E. MANCHESTER - Mrs. Elinor F '-f Obituaries 9 Moller Sr., 79, of 74 Rockview Drive, (Bliven) Magnano, 56, of 36 Cheshire, died Thursday at the Greenwood Drive, d M Friday at J K George A. Stumpf Sr. Veterans Home and Hospital in West Manchester Memorial Hospital. EAST HARTFORD - George Haven. He was the husband of 9ie was the wife of Jose|rti R. ■ i r . Albert Stumpf Sr., 79, of 127 Long Adelhef.de Lamprecht Walker Magnano. Hill St., Elast Hattforil, founder of Moller. She was bora in Westerly, R.I., and the Elast Hartford golf course, died He was bom in Medford, Mass, on had lived in the Hartford area for if Friday. He was the wife of Helen M arch 14, 1900 and lived in many years before moving to (Thorsell) Stumpf. Manchester for 22 years before Manchester where she lived for the i He was born in East Hartford and moving to Cheshire 17 years ago. past 30 years. lived there all his life. In 1927, he Before retiring he was operator She was a claims supervisor for the founded the East Hartford golf and co-owner of the Moller and Insurance Management Center of course, which he owned and operated Tomczk Television store of Manchester for 10 years, which was until his retirement in 1973. He was a Manchester and Hartford. He was a formerly the La^nne Insurance 25-year member of the Golf Course U. S. Army veteran of World War I Agency. Superintendents Association of with the American Expeditionary She was a member of the Center America. He attended the Connec­ Force, 28th Yankee Division. He par­ Congregational Church; the ticut School of Agriculture from 1917 ticipated in the second battle of the Republican Town Committee; to 1919. Marne Chateau Theirry and Belleau Republican Women’s au b and the In­ Besides his wife, he is survived by Woods and was cited for marked surance Women’s Association of one son, Edward M. Stumpf of gallantry. Connecticut. Enosburg alls. Vt.; four He has been very active in She was also active in town affairs grandchildren, Mark E. Stumpf of veterans affairs having served as and assisted in the founding of the East Hartford, Scott A. Stumpf of post commander of American Legion Buckley School library. Berkshire, Vt.; G. Gilbert Stumpf Post of Bedford, N.H. and he also Besides her husband, she leaves a The Alpha Omega Home is an 11-bedroom and Rachel Rossow and their family of multi­ The giant kitchen has two counter areas so and Mary H. Stumpf. both of West served as parade marshal for the an­ son, Robert S. Magnano of East that the ambulatory children, and those in Hartford, and two great­ nual Armistice Day parade in Hampton: two sisters, Mrs. Edward single family dwelling on Lanz Lane in handicapped children. wheelchairs can help with the chores. grandchildren. Jason A. Stumpf of Manchester, N.H. Fontana of Manchester and Mrs. Ellington occupied just a year ago by Carl East Hartford and Erik R. Stumpf of Besides his wife he leaves two Ronald Seavey of Vernon and a Berkshire, Vt. He was predeceased sons, Charles E. Moller Jr. of grandson, Richard A, Magnano of . by one son, George A. Stumpf Jr of Wethersfield and David Moller of Amarillo, Texas. The Alpha and Omega Family Revisited '' ' - West Hartford, who died Nov. 15. Whittier, Calif.; six daughters, Mrs. Funeral services will be Monday Private funeral services will be Joyce E. Lindah, Manchester, N.H.; morning at 10 at the Rose Hill held at the conveniertbe of the family Judith M. D'Ancona and Helen C. Or- Funeral Home, 580 Elm St., Rocky Could Not See Hostages with the Rev. William E. Flynn of­ fitelli of Hartford; Ruth B. Hill, with burial in Rose Hill A Home Where Love Is ficiating. Burial will be in Hillside Thomladh of Giksonia, Pa.; Betty Memorial Park, Rocky Hill, Five of the American clergymen who unof­ Leading the meeting and kneeling at left is Cemetery. There are no calling At that time, the couple residence. and we had it built to our good to them, the Rossows Weeden of Concord, N.H.; and Cece- Friends may call at the funeral ficially came to Tehran to try to see the Ayatollah Ali-Hussein Mentazari. The By BETTY RYDER hours. ly 0. Kleisterof Poughkeepsie, N.Y.; home Sunday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 was caring for 10 "When we first ap- specifications and moved said. “Students from Memorial donations may be made 35 grandchildren; 28 great­ p.m. hostages, kneel in prayer, one wearing a clergymen were not allowed to see the . Family Editor youngsters in crowded sur­ proaced a bank for finan­ in a y e a r ago in Longview Junior High to the American Heart Association, grandchildren; and four sisters, Mrs. Memorial contributions may be Jewish yarmulke, at the Friday prayer hostages but did meet with Ayatollah roundings with doorways cing the $160,(XX) home, we November.” School came in and helped 310 Collins St., or the American Mildred Russell of Nashua, N.H., made in her memory to the meeting at the Tehran University here. Khomeini on Christmas Day. The Alpha and Omega barely wide enough for the used ail our assets and “But, more importantly. our children wash the win­ Cancer Society. 670 Prospect Ave., Mrs. Helen McClean, Winthrop, American Cancer Society, 670 Family in Ellington is a wheelchairs to squeeze found we still needed ad­ Governor Grasso came to dows. The kids made up six Hartford. The Callahan Funeral Mass.; Mrs. Ruth Fosburgh, Juneau, Prospect Ave., Hartford. family just like any other through. ditional money for the visit, and our plans for the large pizzas which they all Home, 1602 Main St.. East Hartford, Alaska; and Dorothy Moller, no ad­ family, with one exception. Today, through their ef­ downpayment," Carl said. home were outlined. With shared, ” Rachel said. has charge of arrangements. dress available. The 14 children in this forts and that of their “With the help of the bank, her help, legislation was “We have the same Funeral services will be Monday at In .Memoriam Deportation Faces family are multi­ friends, and with the sup­ we arranged guarantors' passed and funds included problems as other 11 a.m. from the Holmes Funeral In Md and loving memory of Walter Hennequin handicapped. port of Governor Ella pool and some of our in the Department of Child families. Two of the boys Daniel T. Meagher Home, 400 Main St,, Manchester. who passed away December 30lb. 1972 It was nearly two years Grasso, the Rossow family friends, businessmen and and Youth Services budget are 'in love’ with the same We often sit and talk of him. ago that we first visited dwells in a spacious 11- others, put up $1,0(X) to $2,- and our entire debt was girl. We are beginning to VERNON - Daniel T. Meagher, Burial will be in East Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home When we are all together. Student from Iran Carl and Rachel Rossow in bedroom single family 000 to make up the required paid, interest free.” hear questions such as 25, of 10 Davis Ave., Rockville, died For hii memory is the only thing. That we shall have forever their modest ranch home home on a wooded 4-acre downpayment,” Carl said. Alpha and Omega is a ‘When can I learn to Thursday night at Veteran's Hospital Sunday from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. BOSTON (UPI) — Immigration of­ trict director of the Immigration and been specifically charged with on Lanz Lane in Ellington. site close to their former “The bank was satisfied charitable organization drive?’ in West Haven. He was the husband Sadly missed by wife, daughters and son Naturalization Service. of Susan Provost Meagher. ficials Friday said they intend to, working illegally, but that “working He was born in Kittery, Maine Jan. Theodore J. Magnell Homes Needed start deportation proceedings Timbone said Hesman’s student without permission is against the ^^And he who f^ives a child a treat 12. 1954 and had lived in Vernon for MANCHESTER — Graveside com­ HEBRON-The State Department a young Iranian student visa expired May 3 and the deporta­ law.” Makes joy-bells ring in Heaven's street. the past five years. He formerly mittal services will be conducted of Children and Youth Services is allegedly living and working illegally tion hearing will be held sometime Heller claimed the law enforcment And he who gives a child a home lived in Oakdale. Monday at 1:30 p.m. in Wapping seeking families willing to provide 1*'® U hit^ States after his visa after the new year, officials acted like “ Nazi storm Builds palaces in Kingdom come. He was a navy veteran of the Viet­ Cemetery for Theodore J. Magnell, temporary and emergency care for expir^ earlier this year, Heshman attended Shaw troopers” when they arrived at his (John Masefield) nam War and at the time of his death 74, of Red Bluff, Calif., who was children ranging in age from infancy Majid Heshman, 18, a native Preperatory School and took courses station. Heller has had problems' to 18 of Tehran, was being held on $5,000 at Northeastern University. He said he was a student at Manchester Com­ killed in a plane crash in New with the government before. 1 which receives donations When Benjamin came to he intended to enroll as a pre-med Zealand last month. Room and board cosU, as well as 'oHowing his arrest Thursday He was indicted 28 times by a from individuals and live with the Rossows, the lU : munity College. student at a school in Kansas. Besides his wife he leaves a Mr. Magnell's wife, Muriel Palmer comprehensive medical coverage is Beacon Hill Gulf Station federal grand jury last August for organizations. other children were con­ daughter. Kelly Lynn Meagher; his Magnell was also killed in the crash. provided. Additional information he *as employed, Timbone said the youth can request gasoline price gouging and during the The home was built with sulted and it was explained parents. Richard and Barbara He was bom in Rockville on July may be obtained by calling 1-800-982- *^oderal, state and local law en- political asylum and present his case height of the gasoline crisis sold gas­ children in mind, and the to them that the infant’s Raiche Meagher of Oakdale; a 30, 1905 and had lived in Manchester 6827. forcment authorities went to the sta­ during his deportation hearing. oline for $1.56 per gallon — the_ large colorful kitchen even prognosis was terminal. brother. Michael M eagher of until moving to Newington in 1946. tion to take Heshman into custody. Timbone said Heshman has not yet highest price in the nation. • has two separate areas , “ Benjamin was born, Rachel Rossow shows young Christopher, the ®ut he hid in a back room four hours Oakdale: two sisters. Mrs. Joanne He moved to California about 18 Grange Meeting one with counters to ac­ literaliy. without a brain holiday wreath on the door of Alpha Omega ucDMOM ^ I, "’hile the the owner of the station, Kaufmann of Witchita Falls, Texas months ago. commodate wheelchairs and can only breathe and Home. and Cheryl Meagher of Somerville, He was a graduate of Manchester m«.t i!!? i at "'‘ I Gl®"'' Heller, refused to allow them N-Plant Funds Found and the other accessible to suck. We know we will lose anH M ^ f ‘ °l inside without a warrant. Mass.; and his paternal grand­ State Trade School having Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Graham, 26 ambulatory children. “The him one day and wanted The youth eventually gave himself mother, Mrs. Shirley Meagher of specialized in carpentry. He had been Dailey Circle, CONCORD, N.H. (UPI) - Public revolving credit account by $15 bathrooms are large the youngsters to be up after the proper warrants were Lynn, Mass. a carpenter and cabinetmaker and The junior grange will meet Jan. 11 Service Co, of New Hampshire an­ million. enough so they can prepared. They agreed, un­ issued. Funeral services will be Monday at before his retirement he was at 6:30 p.m. at the home of the nounced Friday that new financing PSC sought the emergency rate manuever their animously, that he should Heshman claimed he is an oppo­ 9;15 a.m. from the Ladd Funeral employed by the Austin Organ Co. of leader, Mrs. Jean McMullin, 21 Irene arrangements will allow construc­ hike request because it said it faced wheelchairs around and become a part of our fami­ nent of Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini Home, 19 Ellington Ave., Rockville, Hartford. Drive. tion at the Seabrook nuclear power insolvency by mid January due to a take their own baths or ly and they all love him and does not want to return to Tehran with a mass of Christian burial at 10 He leaves a nephew, Donald plant to continue through the first lack of cash. W. showers. The children Mary loves to hold him and where 50 Americans are being held Magnell of Chuliavista, Calif., and a Women’s Club quarter of 1980. That problem appears to have been selected their own rugs and when the others pass by a.m at St. Bernard’s Church. Burial hostage inside the U.S. Embassy. niece, Mrs. Marlene Nardi of Hart­ SOUTH WINDSOR - The South PSC spokesman Gordon McKenney solved, at least until early next year, color schemes for their they pop a kiss on top of his y will be in Grove Hill Cemetery. “He is an Iranian student who we : Friends may call at the funeral ford. Windsor Women’s Club will meet said as a result of a recent 4.98 per- "I oso’t give you a 100 percent rooms,” Rachel said. head. iocated last night. We have him in home Sunday from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 Memorial services were held Dec. Jan. 13 at 7:30 p.m. at St, Peter’s cent emergency rate incrase, several Kuarantee on anjihing,” McKenney Most of the children go to “He doesn’t know night custody. We are charging him with to 9 p.m. Memorial donations may be 15 at the Presbyterian Church in Red Episcopal Church Hall, Sand Hill banks have agreed to extend, for one said concerning future financing of Ellington public schools, from day and so many violation of the immigration laws made to the American Cancer Socie­ Bluff. The Holmes Funeral Home, Road. year, a term note of $25 million. That Seabrook. But he said the latest and two have school at times I sit and rock him and that he over stayed his ty, 237 E. Center St., Manchester, 400 Main St. is in charge of local The program will be “Decorating note was due on Jan. 3. financial arrangement should get the home. “ Mrs. Doris and we watch the sunrise authorized period of admission,” 06040. arrangements. There are no calling with Sheets,” and will be presented McKenney also announced that the company “at least through the first Marshall, an Ellington together I don’t think I hours. said Vincent Timbone, assistant dis- quarter” ’ ■ / r teacher, comes in from ever really saw a sunrise, by Rhea Lawton, Union Bank of Switzerland has WN V aereed to increase the utility’s - .v * " , 9:30 am to 3 pm to teach until Benjamin came to •• rV y.'M and spends an additional 20 us,” Rachel said. : ■ hours a week or less The Rossows know even­ Northeast Says Leak helping out. We also have tually their children will another woman, Joe Reis, leave them as happens in * . " a who comes in during the other families. “Each one day and helps with the is an individual and has his Less Than Estimated laundry and starts dinner. ” or her own goals. 1 think the day will come when we HADDAM (UPI) — Final analysis of the the bulk usually coming from natural she said. “That way, it will see more in terms of accidental release of radioactive gas at sources. gives Carl and I more time to spend with the housing, perhaps individual the Connecticut Yankee nuclear plant last Northeast came under fire from state week showed less radioactivity than children.” apartments for han­ and local officials after the release went The community has been dicapped people who are originally believed. Northeast Utilities unreported to the state for several hours. said Friday. able to manage in­ That criticism prompted the utility to es­ dependently,” Carl said. Northeast spokesman Everett Perkins tablish a new policy of informing the state said the utility still considered the inci­ Looking at 14 happy as soon as possible of all incidents at its ■.'V ^ faces, he said proudly, dent minor although the final analysis also nuclear plants. PHOTOS “Who's to say they can’t be showed the rate of release was in greater BY Northeast also said Friday it was like anybody else?” excess of federal limits than originally es­ working with state officials to improve ADAMSON timated. plans for evacuation of residents near its displays and “Ella” poster for Governor Ella Perkins said the final review showed the SEASON’S GREETINGS Mary snuggles 11-months-old Benjamin, whose prognosis is ter­ Carl Rossow explains the goals of Alpha nuclear plants in the event of an accident. Omega, as Rachel and Patrick, 4Vz, play on Grasso. who was instrumental in acquiring amount of radioactivity released in the The utility was responding to the minal. The infant has been in the Rossow’s tender care since last Dec. 16 incident stood at 15,8 curies — un­ preliminary recommendation of a federal February. the living room sofa. Patrick's wheelchair funds to build the $160,000 home. its of radioactivity — over a 10-minute study committeethat evacuation plans be to all our frlonds...ln ordor period compared to intiai estimates of 19.3 drawn up covering a 30-mile radius of curies over 45 minutes. nuclear plants or the plants be possibly But since the time period was shorter, to bottor servo our loyal and ^ closed down. • - J i l • ' I the rate of release was 5.2 times the Perkins said “a 30 mile radius would be allowable federal limit compared to the very difficult.” He said Northeast has a valued customors we will be intiai estimate of 1.4 times, he said. plan for evacuating residents within a 3- However, Perkins said the levels at the mile radius of its Millstone I and II plants open Saturday, Docombor 29, boundaries of the plant were still “a very in Waterford and within seven miles of small fraction of the allowable annual Connecticut Yankee. y limit.” ” I’m not sure there’s a tactical 9:00 A.M . -12:00 noon... The final analysis was based on samples justification for 30 miles,” Perkins said, m of water discharged from the piant into but added that Northeast "doesn’t feel its Also Monday Docombor 31, * . the Connecticut River, fish in the river, pmdent to develop a position on a draft milk in the area and readings from detec­ because it was meant for discussion pur­ 9:00 A.M. - 3:00 P.M. 1- tion devices near the piant. poses and could undergo a great deal of Perkins said all of the readings showed change” before it is adooted. \ \ ^ no more radiation than would be expected Perkins said the utility has no firm during normal operation of the plant with PLEASE — MANCHESTER , <1* ■ " 1 ' figure in mind for increasing its present I'.' evacuation radius. STATE BANK CUSTOMERS J U t \ Worker Sues First Lady ONLY! K CONCORD, N.H. (UPI) - The thought of the administration — including Mrs. of Rosalynn Carter flying around the coun­ MANCHESTER Carter, White House Press Secretary Jody /.<»■* * IN N •— try campaigning for her husband on a tax Poweil and White House Chief of Staff STATE BANK dollar fueled Air Force jet rankled Hamilton Jordan — have used public shipyard worker and diehard union man money to promote President Carter’s Ed Desautel. quest for the 1980 Democratic nomination. So much so, Desautel, a 44-year-old Desautel, who makes his home in machinist and an unabashed "Kennedy Rochester, has been a government man," has taken the first lady, a handful employee at the Portsmouth Naval of key White House aides and a number of Shipyard in Kittery, Maine for 12 years. higher-ups in the Carter Cabinet to federal He currently serves as president of the court. International Association of Machinists, ’ Desautel’s name appeared on a suit Local 836. filed Friday in U.S. District Court in The national president of that union, Washington, along with the names of a Kennedy loyalist William Wimpinsinger, Rachel holds Benjamin, at right as some of the children gather around the Christmas tree. She and Carl number of better known backers of is also a plaintiff in the suit against the One of the younger children sets the cars on the track as Eddy, at left, Massachusetts Sen. Edward Kennedy. Carter administration. prepares to throw the switch. care for 14 children ranging in age from 11 months to 14 years. The suit alleges that various members 8 - EVSNlNr. ^.HAi n a,t.. Dec. » . 1978 EVENING HERALD. Sat.. Dec. 29, 1979 - 9 §Tech Not ‘Fouled Up’ Herald Landry Worried About Rams NEW YORK (UPI) - Los you can do it (beat a certain team) average per carry — tops in the going to be able to key on one player, Angle league. but that’s good because our defense Angeles has scored a total of every time you step out on the field,” said Landry. “But It doesn’t work “He’s a very dangerous runner,” is built to stop an entire offense.” In Beating Stafford Earl Yost six points against Dallas in San Diego, making its ^rst playoff that way. I just hope we play a good said Landry. “He’s been overlook^ appearance in 14 years, may have By LEN AUSTER Harrison and Mike .Fraser leading twisted ankle suffered late in the their last two encounters but football game.” somewhat because of the other great Sports Editor running backs in the conference. But more than the home-field advantage the Beaver effort down the stretch. third quarter, was limited to nine Ctowboys Ckiach Tom Landry The Rams will certainly not win on Herald Sportawriter he’s a real threat.” working for them. "The kids played hard but we points. feels that may provide just the emotion alone. The Cowboys, The only thing constant last In Saturday’s games, NFC Central Houston’s top three offensive weren't patient enough," voiced Cheney also took the jayvee con­ incentive th e R am s need to ad- Roger Staubach, will pre- night at (Aeney Tech was the champ hosts wildcard survivor threats, quarterback Dan Pastorini, Crockett, "If we had taken the good test, 50-38. Cal Gothberg had 12 Murphy Around Decade sent a number of problems for the vance in the NFL playoffs. Philadelphia and Houston, the AFC premier running back Earl Campbell blare of the officials’ whistle shot, we would have taken them out a points. Rich Mikoleit 11 and Tom the conference’s third ranked as the homestanding Beavers How often have you heard the saying, “He’s too small to play The Rams have long been defense. wildcard entry, travels to San Diego and wide receiver Ken Burrough, all lot earlier.” Eaton 10 for the young Beavers, 2-3. frustrated by the (jowboys in their are listed as doubtful for the game. outscrapped Stafford High, 72- Mike Kennon had 21 points to pace in the National Basketball Association.” Staubach, who enjoyed his finest to meet the AFC West champion Cheney Tech (7 2 )- Kennon 511-1821, bid for a Super Bowl title — losing to Chargers. Pastorini and Campbell both suf­ the Techmen with Harrison adding Cable 2 0-14, Cohen 51-211, Fraser 154 This was the case when Calvin Murphy was carving out a season at the age of 37, captured his 58, in a non-conference basket­ Dallas in their last three playoff In Sunday’s other game. Super fered groin pulls and Burrough 19. Blayne Cohen was also in twin 7, Harrison 7 511 19, Eaton 2 1-2 4, reputation for himself at Niagara University. Only 5-9 and 165 second straight league passing title, ball tilt before a sparse Floning 2 1-5 5. ToUls 24 24-42 72. meetings — but Landry hopes his completing ^7-of-461 passes for 3,586 Bowl champion Pittsburgh enter­ reinjured his tailbone in last week’s digits with 11 markers and he and pounds, Murphy was a prolific scorer and one who electrified the team realizes that fact. tains AFC East winner Miami. victory over Denver. Rob Carpenter, gathering. Scott Cable did a fine Job rebounding. Stafford (S8 ) — Deane 3 8-5 9, Brlsard yards and 27 5 0410, Freeland 6 8-S IS, Kaschuluk 0 8-5 crowds with his dunk shots. “It’s got to work in their favor,” touchdowns — all The Steelers, who captured their who was to be Campbell’s replace­ There were 50 fouls called, 29 Scott Freeland paced Stafford with 8, Lorenzet 1 00 2, Fontanella 0 52 2, Ten years later, Murphy is well on his contributions to the sports picture said Landry, as we prepare the Cow­ club records. sixth consecutive AFC Central ment, was also added to the doubtful against the visiting Bulldogs, with 15 points followed by Bruce Gaudet both sides making numerous, long Yencha 13-5 5, Gaudet 4 4012, Messeck 0 his way to his best season in the in East Hartford. boys for their NF(j playoff contest Wide receivers crown, sound like a team entering list when he suffered a sprained (12) and A1 Brlsard (10). High- OO 0, MacElroy 0 00 0, Gordon 0 00 0, NBA. He graduated from Niagara in A standout athlete at East Hart­ Sunday against the Rams. “They are the playoffs for the first time. ankle during practice Thursday. tedious trips to the charity stripe in scoring Ned Deane, hampered by a Tony Hill (60 the lengthy affair. Three players Abromaltis 0 OO 0. ToUls 20 1028 58. 1970. ford High in baseball and basketball, too good a football team not to get catches for 1,062 "It’s going to be simply a matter of Philadelphia, a 27-17 winner over fouled out and 70 free throws were The little Norwalk native, who he latter starred with a number of there (to the Super Bowl) eventually. yards) and Drew who wants it the baddest,” said Chicago in the NFC wildcard game, attempted. Cheney was 24-for-42 literally destroyed East Catholic top-ranking amateur teams and “Their record speaks for itself. Pearson (55 for 1,- defensive end Dwight White, who has is not about to overlook the Buc­ among his accomplishments was a from the 15-foot stripe while the Maple Leafs, Rockies Deal High in the 1966 Class A Tournament, They don’t have to apologize for their 026) became the collected three Super Bowl rings caneers, who will be playing in their batting championship in the now visitors were 18-for-28. will get his 16year_ “pin” in the record. They have been a very first pair of NFC with the Steelers, "This is a game first playoff game. “Very much so, it was a ratty TORONTO (UPI) ~ The Toronto Leafs were shut out 10-0 by the biggies this season. defunct Manchester Twilight successful football team and a very receivers to each gain 1,000 yards in that’s not going to be won by the "A lot of people may think the Bucs game,” agreed Tech Coach Phil Maple Leafs moved to add more Boston Bruins and humiliated 82 by Now 31, Murphy Baseball League. successful franchise. They will keep the same season. Add running back newspapers or by the television com­ are just happy to be in the playoffs, Crockett, who saw his club improve muscle to the foundering club Friday Washington In the Capitals' first win has averaged just Hutt will be honored between the trying and keep working and they Tony Dorsett’s 1,107 yards on the mentators, It’s going to be an in­ but we know as players we will have its overall record to 3-2. “The kids and traded veteran right winger Lan- in Maple Leaf Gardens in six years. under 20 points in Sunday New England Basketball will get there eventually.” ground and Los Angeles will have its dividual challenge for each player to to play our best game if we are going hustled but I'm still looking lor the ny McDonald and defenseman Joel Imlach told McDonald and m ore th an 750 Association doubleheader at East Indeed, the Rams have been quite hands full. get ready to play his most physical to beat them," said Eagles quarter­ team to be smoother. We’re still very Quenneville to the Colorado Rockies (Juenneville they had been traded games. A second Hartford High. successful during the regular season, Offensively, the Rams will be and emotional game." back Ron Jaworski, who toss^ three It's a bargain for hoop followers, inconsistent. The week off may have for wingers Wilf Paiement and Pat after a Leafs' practice Friday. Paie­ round draft pick of capturing the NFC West title a guided by quarterback Vince The Steel Curtain defense hopes to TD passes against the Bears but will Hickey. ment and Hickey were expected to San Diego. Murphy admission being one cent less than a league record seven consecutive Ferragamo, who took over the star­ throttle the varied offense directed be facing the league’s most grudging hurt us.” dollar for adults. The Beavers held a 21-10 lead after It was the second trade made by report to Toronto on the weekend. has spent his last years but have been a flop in ting job when Pat Haden was injured by quarterback Bob Griese. defense Saturday. one quarter but Stafford, 2-4, fought the Leafs in as many days. Pat “They're both big scorers and both nine years with the postseason games. almost two months ago. And Landry ”I don’t think it’ll be the type of Tampa Bay led the league in sur­ its way back to trail, 22-20, with 8:03 Boutette was sent to the Hartford are great penalty killers,” a club Houston Rockets. High Priced Sitdown Landry hopes his Cowboys will be will not underestimate Rams running game where we know they’re just rendering the fewest points (237),-the ready to deal with the Super Bowl- left In the half. Cheney was able to Whalers Thursday in exchange for spokesman said. “Paiement is es­ Despite his lack back Wendell Tyler, who gained 1,109 going with one guy, like Houston does least total yardage (247 per game) Former New Haven schoolboy starved Rams. right itself somewhat and went into winger Bob Stephenson. pecially aggressive. They are bigger of height, Murphy I yards on 218 carries for a 5.1 yard with Earl Campbell," said defensive and the fewest yards per play (3.9). basketball whiz, John Williamson “You might get the opinion that the halftime lockerroom with a 35-27 Toronto general manager George players, younger players, better didn't miss a singlp ^ continues to be in the news with the linpman John Banaszak. “We're not edge. “Punch” Imlach had warned last skaters.” game in the highly caivw mmiw* New Jersey Nets. Williamson has It was a very sloppy third quarter month that he was considering major physical NBA last season. He's balked at a weight reducing diet and with the quintets combining for 17 changes in an attempt to spark the played in all 82 games in four has been on the bench the last two Tough Guy Gregg turnovers, 10 by Stafford. The Leafs. At one point, he said even seasons, missed just one game in weeks. He’s also dissatisfied with his Today’s Beavers I ^ , 48-^, going into the Leafs' captain Darryl Sittler had no another year and in nine years has annual 8185,000 salary. The reasons: guarantee of staying. Three Games Tonight sat out just 20 games, a sign of final canto. Cheney committed 27 Two untried rookies are being paid New Bengal Boss turnovers overall, the Bulldogs 28. The Leafs have struggled through durability. more ... Picks in this weekend’s NFL the first half of the season with a 15 Today he's one of the leading Sport Parade The closest Stafford came In the Three schoolboy cage tilts are on tap tonight with Blast Catholic and playoff games are Philadelphia over CINCINNATI (UPI) - The Cincin­ but insisted no one is a second Lom­ 16-4 won-losttie record. Recently, the Manchester High both seeing action. scorers with a 26plus average. final stanza was 10 points with Mo Tampa Bay and San Diego over nati Bengals' Friday hired dis­ bardi. The Elagles, coming off a 57-46 win over Manchester, pit their 51 Not bad for a little man in a big Houston today and Pittsburgh over “Everybody assumes because I Milt Richman mark against non-confercnce foe 53 Bloomfield High at the Eagles’ man's game. ciplinarian Forrest Gregg as head Miami and Dallas over Los Angeles coach and Gregg immediately an­ played for Vince that I automatically L’Pl Sports Editor Nest. Meanwhile, Manchester, 52, ventures to West Hartford to oppose Sunday. All four games will be try to be like hirr,. Well, there was CCIL foe 1-3, 53 Hall High. % Hutt to Be Honored nounced he didn’t care if the players Bryant Concerned telecast ... Surprise college basket­ disliked him because, “I’m in this only one of him. Any coach who tries Both tap-offs are slated for 8 o’clock. Clock will be turned back Sunday ball team in New England has been to imitate Lombardi is a phony who Also on the agenda. Blast Hartford High, 52, and Glastonbury High, 2- business to win football games." I\ot One of Better Decisions night when East Hartford honors one Boston College. The Eagles may be "I could go get three or four guys can be spotted by a player in a 3, meet for the championship in the United Btuik Trinity Tournament at NEW YORK (UPI) — The expression for it in Latin is dis- About Arkansas 11 of its best all-time athletes. Bill Hutt. No. 1. Are UConn supporters right now who would be more than minute. I try to be Forrest Gregg.” the Ferris Athletic Center in Hartford at 8:30. The Hornets moved into Hutt has been designated as winner listening? ... Have a nice weekend. happy to ring my chimes,” said However, Gregg declared in serendi spinae. It means hairsplitting, and that's what it looks the title tilt with a 5554 overtime win over Middletown while the NEW ORLEANS (UPI) — Alabama coach Paul “Bear” of the Doves-Explorers Trophy for Gregg. “There have been football Lombaidi-like words, “I do believe like Larry O’Brien, the NBA commissioner, is doing in the Bryant said Friday his top-ranked Crimson Tide was more con­ Tomahawks scalped Canton, 61-43. The losers meet in the 6:15 consola­ in discipline and conditioning. And I tion. players who didn’t like me. George McGinnis case. This doesn't strike me as one of his cerned with beating Arkansas in the Sugar Bowl than with the "I'm not in the business to be believe this is a game of aggression. better decisions. Teams that win most of the games politics of winning another national championship. loved. I'm in this business to win Ordinarily, I'm a Larry O'Brien his collision with the referee was not are aggressive. Bryant was the last person to step Nail-Biting Win football games. And there is talent man. I've seen him take tough intentional but acknowledged he “I’ll be interested in all of (the “You can forgive incompetence. here to win. What we want to do is stands, or what he likes to call ap­ didn't exercise the degree of care from the Tide’s chartered jet, and his other major bowl games) and I hope You can forgive lack of ability. But put that talent together and step propriate action, against both the necessary to have avoided it. Muscling Inside voice was drowned out by the roar of I get to see all of them. But I’m not Redskins^ Pardee one thing you can't forgive is lack of jet engines. forward from this day on.” owners and the players in his league 0 Brien admits a severe penalty interested in discussing polls. I have effort. In my mind, there is never Beaver guard Mo Harrison (32) leans into Stafford’s Scott He promised to repeat his tradition For Tribe Girls Gregg, 46, a burly 5foot-4, 256 In the matter concerning McGin­ was called for but for reasons he does one vote (in UPI’s ratings). any excuse for lack of effort” of keeping close reign on his players pound Texan, succeeds mild- nis, though. I think he simply took the not explain, he felt it "appropriate" Freeland (13) in first half action last night in non-conference tilt. “I don’t feel one way or the other Gregg said that while some players in the four days leading up to the New Top Coach Again mannered Homer Rice, who was easy way out. to reduce his original suspension of Harrison was called for offensive violation in foul-infested af­ about it. I’m just glad to be in a are naturally aggressive, "others Year’s Day match against the Razor- By LEN AUSTER fired after a lethargic squad of On Dec. 20, a week ago Thursday. McGinnis from 10 days to six days. bowl.” have to be motivated. You do that by fair. (Herald Photo by Adamson) backs, who are taking things in the NEW YORK (UPI) - For the se­ notched a 106 record and took a Herald Sportawriter Bengals posted dismal 4-12 records O’Brien suspended McGinnis for 10 And that was what he did. That The Tide has won the last two appealing to the individual, im­ casual style of their coach, Lou cond time in the last four years, and hodgepodge team of free agenU and the past two seasons, days, covering a total of five games, means McGinnis will miss only three Sugar Bowls, knocking off Ohio State Almost, but not quite, letting a victory slip away, Manchester pressing on him the importance of Holtz. with a different team, Washington’s trade acquisitions to the brink of the Gregg was head coach of the for running into referee Jess Kersey games 35-6 in 1973 and Penn State 157 last Jack Pardee has been selected as playoffs before a bitter seasonending High escaped with a nail-biting 70-67 triumph over Hall High in Cleveland Browns from 1975-77 and it.” Carl Scheer, the Nuggets' presi­ “Certainly it’s going to be a serious Jan. 1. His first team in Cleveland in 1975 and knocking him to the floor toward UPI’s NFC ( ^ c h of the Year. loss to Dallas knocked them out of CCIL girls’ basketball action yesterday at Clarke Arena. head coach of the Toronto Argonauts the end of the Denver-Seattle game dent and general manager, now feels approach to the Sugar Bowl game,” Bryant was asked to size up Holtz had only a 3-11 record, but bounced Pardee, who won the award with postseason play. Pardee, 44, received Two free throws each by Jennifer in the Canadian Football League this at Seattle Dec. 16. Kersey. 5-foot-lO O'Brien's second decision vindicates Bryant said. “Just like any other as a coach. back to a 65 mark the next year. In Catholic Quintet game we play.” Chicago in 1976, guided an aged, 28 votes from UPl’s panel of 56 foot­ Hedlund and sophomore Pam Brown, past season. Toronto reluctantly and 165 pounds, felt the action by the McGinnis and Weiner is going around E “ I think he’s a great coach,” 1977, after getting off to a good start, In 35 seasons, Bryant has compiled patchwork team to within seconds of ball writers, four from each NFC ci­ the latter's clinching it with seven released him from the last two years 6-8, 235-pound McGinnis, had been saying .McGinnis has been Bryant said, “and I’ll tell you more the Browns dropped to 57 and Gregg 295 career victories and needs 20 the NFC Blast title — only to watch ty- seconds remaining, lifted the Silk of his three-year contract so he could deliberate. He called a technical foul "exonerated " about it in 15 or 20 years.” quit before the last game of the more to replace Amos Alonzo helplessly as the playoffs slipped out Vermeil, who coached the Blagles Towners into sole possession of se- ^ - ^ ’1 accept Cincinnati general manager on the Nugget forward, ejected him Senior quarterback Steadman season when he learned he was being In Thrilling Win Staggas college football’s winningest of reach. On Saturday, the 15year to an 11-5 record and a 27-17 victory cond place in the league at 51. The Paul Brown’s offer to coach the from the game and spent the night In Claim Mot True Shealy, who reinjured his knee by NBT, veteran was chosen a narrow over Chicago in the NFC wild card Warriors fall to 4-2 with the reversal. Bengals. fired. a hospital suffering from a mild con­ coach. The Bear has recorded four slipping on a pine cone, said the team Not quite Exonerate means to free winner over Philadelphia’s Dick playoff game last week, was named Manchester is 52 overall. "We hired him because we think cussion. Happy with closing out the year with a victory last night in perfect seasons in the last nine years was not tired of coming to New from blame. O'Brien didn't quite do Vermeil and became the first on 26 ballots. The other two votes "We almost gave it away,” stated he’s a darned good football coach,” Farmington was East Catholic High girls’ basketball coach, and taken teams to 21 consecutive Orleans the last three years. Lumber Entry that When a man is found innocent in bowl games, including the last three Washington coach to win the honor went to Tampa Bay Coach John Manchester Coach Steve Armstrong, said Brown, "and because of the way Went to Court court, he's never sentenced to a Donna Ridel. “We love New Orleans,” Shealy McKay, who led the Buccaneers to who saw his club squander a 3520 he put his team together in Cleveland C Sugar Bowls. since George Allen in 1971. said. “New Orleans has been good to Round Champs The day after O’Brien made his shorter term than the judge may Thanks to Sue Dailey’s almost Dailey collected only four points on Bryant said the 151 Hogs, who tied Pardee posted a 7-7 record with the N rc Central Division title In only halftime lead, “For a quarter stretch when they played against us. us but the big thing is that we win the original decision. McGinnis' agent. have had in mind to begin with, is he’’ desperation shot with one second two hoops, but the last was the one Chicago in 1976, his second year with their fourth year in the league. we played horrendously. “I don’t know about all this Lom­ Houston for the Southwest ball game.” Manchester Lumber copped first- Irwin Weiner, asked for a hearing The way I understand it, the com­ remaining, the Elaglettes wound up that sent a happy crew to the the club. This year, in his second Pardee, who became the first "We felt the pressure in the second bardi stuff. All 1 know is they sure round honors in the Knights of (inference championship, would be Shealy said although his knee has and a stay of the suspension He also missioner found McGinnis guilty, but with a come-from-behind thrilling 49- lockeroom for a pleasant trip back to season with the Redskins, Pardee Washington coach to win the award half," the first-year mentor con­ blocked and tackled when we played Columbus 16Pin Bowling League. only to a degree, and that makes the his team’s toughest opponent this bothered him slightly, he has not engaged an attorney in case he and 48 decision over Farmington High in Manchester. year. since George Allen was selected In tinued, "We were throwing balls them. We picked him because we Team members were Don Palmer, entire matter even more difficult to missed practice since the injury. McGinnis decided to go to court a non-league game. Meg Brenneman was almost un- “I think they’re the best football 1971, led the Redskins to a 60 start in away we didn't in the first half. And want to win." Tony Baluk, Elbe Newcomb, Andy The hearing was to have been held comprehend Either McGinnis ran The home team gained the upper stoppable for Farmington with 22 team we faced this year,” Bryant 1978, but the club stalled badly in the they (Hall) had some unbelievable .. The “Lombardi stuff” Brown Pallodino, Ray Rowett and Cy Thursday and when McGinnis con­ down Kersey intentionally or he hand, 48-47 with eight seconds left but points. said. “They have the best kicking second half of the year and ended up outside shooting." referred to is Gregg’s reputation as a Perkins. tended he would lose three games’ didn't And if McGinnis' action was East got the ball in play and past Ridel credited Denise White with a game, the best coaching, the best 50. The Warriors, 9-for-29 from the second Vince Lombardi. Gregg Top average rollers: Class A — playing time merely by waiting for found to be completely unintentional, midcourt when Dailey let fly with an fine floor game. Murphy led all offense, the best defense, the best This season, after successive field in the opening 16 minutes, were played 15 years as an offensive Fred Kozicki 174.08: Class B — Bob it, O’Brien revoked the suspension why should he be suspended even six outside one-hander that split the nets rebounders with 16 and Dailey con- game plan — and everything that losses to New Orleans and Pittsburgh 15for-35 in the second half. They lineman for the Green Bay Packers Cappa 172.29, Ben Foreman 169,14: In the meantime, the commissioner days’’ You can t have it both ways, as the final buzzer sounded. tributed a game-high six assists. goes with it.” left them at 6-4, the Redskins reeled were 16for-18 the final stanza, hit­ under the late Lombardi, who was Class C — Jack McCooe 160.25, had been conducting an investigation but that’s whati t seems O’Brien is The success upped the East record East led throughout with 155,2518 Asked if he could keep up with the off four victories in the next five ting five in a row to all but wipe out a regarded as the ultimate NFL Charlie Knybel 160.06. among witnesses to the episode in trying to do in his awkward attempt to 53 with Farmington now saddled and 34-29 margins at the rest periods, humorous Holtz in one-liners, Bryant games and appeared perched for 14-point Tribe bulge. coaching taskmaster with the motto, Round highs: Singles — A — Rudi Seattle All eight witnesses were to split hairs. with the exact standard. Farmington made a game bid in the said: “I’m not bothering with Holtz. their first playoff berth since 1976. Manchester led, 62-48, with 5:23 “Winning isn’t everything, it’s the Wittke 248; B — Randy Izikewicz 231: neutral, meaning they were i.ot Granted, an individual’s intent can “It was another team effort,” an final eight minutes and appeared to Holtz is not going to play. I’m Pardee overcame a scarcity of remaining. But Hall drew even at 65 only thing.” C — A1 LeMay 218: Triples — A — associated with either McGinnis. sometimes be difficult to decide elated Ridel said. “The team played have the victory wrapped up until worried about those other folks.” draft choices, the retirements of key alt on two charity tosses by Shelley Gregg acknowledged that "part of Wittke 612 : B — Dennis Guay 595: C Kersey or the two teams in any way Only George McGinnis really knows well and it was a great way to end the Dailey’s final basket try. Alabama is ranked first in the na­ veterans and a 22man starting lineup Clymer, a hoop by Kim Mathis and my philosophy stems from Vince,” — Jack McCooe 559. From the weight of evidence whether his act was intentional or year (1979).” F.ul Calholir (49) - Murphy 6-4-16, tion by the UPI coaches, but second composed of one rookie (tight end one-of-two from the 15foot line by Jennifer Hedlund gathered from the witnesses. McGin­ not He had been arguing with Pacing the second straight decision Dailey 2-0-4, Skehan 4-1-9, Lucier 1-1-3, in another wire service poll. He Don Warren), nine free agents and 12 Louise Cassell. All were sandwiched nis’ action appeared to be inten­ Kersey all night Maybe he did what in the point-production department Cunninglam 20-10, Campbell 0-00, Farr refused to say if the Tide should win players obtained in trades. around three Indian turnovers. “ 1 took the pressure off because tional, and that was what O'Brien he did not so much out of any was Monica Murphy with 16 tallies. Harvey 1-0-2. Totals 15 the national championship if they He couldn’t, however, overcome Hedlund, 5-foot-5 junior, drew a the kids were getting tired,’’ based his original decision on maliciousness on his part but out of The talented forward hit six times defeat Arkansas. Roger Staubach. foul driving the lane with 20 seconds Armstrong explained, "Looking When McGinnis was informed of sheer frustration. 30 The Redskins had an early 17-0 lead left. She converted both ends of a back, maybe we should have kept it R egardless, I’m sure Larry fromj the floor. ! . Pam j IT Cunningham .1. Cl I. 5 Kur"ir2-o5*°Valnu!.ucia 2-(M, VanRye 51-9, Martin 1-2-4,1 "I dont know, 1 don’t know,” the outcome of the investigation and added 10 points and Kathy Skehan Brenneman 70-22, Total 2-04 To 17-14-48 Bryant said, shaking his head. “I just over the Cowboys and led 34-21 late in one-and-one but at the other end up a little longer.” that the NBA had made O'Brien fully realizes that when dropped in nine more. hope we beiat Arkansas and let you the fourth quarter before Staubach Cassell was fouled. She made Uie Hedlund had a game-high 24 points arrangements to fly six of the players lose all respect for the of­ decide that. directed two scoring drives that front end, but missed the bonus with to lead Manchester and also came up witnesses to New York so they could ficials, it's only a matter of time pulled out a 3534 triumph in the final Uie Indians gaining possession. with 6 steals. The Indians totaled 15 testify at Thursday's hearing, he before you lose the fans and the game 2 minute. Washington fell two points The little-used Brown, promoted to swipes, a dozen in the first half. Liz withdrew his request for a hearing as well The blame here cannot be shy of a division title and four points the varsity because of assorted in­ Neubelt had a fine outing with 18 McGinnis called O’Brien last laid on someone like Irwin Weiner Enfield hy Point South Carolina shy of a wild card playoff berth. juries, was fouled with seven ticks points. 14 in the first half, and 6 Wednesday and apologized for any in­ He did a good job lor his client. But I Dallas Coach Tom Landry didn’t showing on the clock. She calmly rebounds while Jackie Tucker jury which may have been caused by don't think Larry O’Brien did that think the Redskins would even be toed the line and made both ends of chipped in 10 points and also hauled his running into Kersey He insisted good a job for the NBA. Fears Missouri contemplating a postseason game. the one-and-one to ice the decision. down 6 caroms. Edge over Penney Manchester won it, literally and Clymer and Jen Lohneiss led Hall BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (UPI) - figuratively, from the charity stripe with 18 and 17 markers respectively. South Carolina Coach Jim Carlen as it cashed in on 24-of-38 oppor­ The latter netted 15 of her total after Indian Skaters Blanked 9 »Jeff Maier’s 18-foot rightside jumper with four seconds left says the Gamecocks will have to I UConn vs, Pitt | the intermission, 11 in the final stan­ gave Enfield High a 58-57 see-saw win over Penney High in CCIL tunities in the tilt featuring 45 fouls, maneuver through the “biiar patch” za. Five goals in the middle session period. basketball action last night in Blast Hartford. I It will be Connecticut | 27 whistled on Hall, The Warriors Wethersfield outshot Manchester, defense of Missouri in Saturday’s were 15for-22 from the foul line. Manrhettrr (70)— Hedlund 7 1612 24, lifted previously winless Hall of Fame Bowl. land Pittsburgh in the | Wethersfield High past Manchester 31-16, with Rick Vovino between the I Enfield came down court with Lou "We told them at the half if we got Neubelt 8 2-51 Tilden 01-51, Elbemold 0 2- “I'd rather be playing someone not I finals of the second annual | 5 2, Jordan 21-15, Botteron 11-23, Wright High, 8-0, in ice hockey action yester­ pipes to record the shutout. It was his X t Maier alone for the i 4 i i ’ turnovers and got lazy on the boards first varsity encounter as the two * the srtback was winning hoop. Maier wound up with as good as Missouri,” (^ le n said. I Connecticut Mutual | 1 (M) 2, Tucker 3 4-4 10, Smith 1 1-2 3, day at the Hartford Arena. “Not many coaches would tell you Hall would gel back into the game Brown 0 2-2 2. ToUls 23 24-38 70. previous varsity goalies quit. the fifth in as many starts for the 19 points, 6 assists, 6 rebounds and 5 f Classic tonight at New | and that’s exactly what happened,” 'hie triumph was the Eagles’ first hard-luck Black Knights. All that. I've been through their briar Hall (67) — Robinson 2 0-0 4, C. Sebolt tc- after five setbacks while the loss "We were like wet noodles,” steais in a stellar performance for I Haven Veterans’ jl Armstrong stated. Manchester 1 2-4 4, Gymer 6 6-8 18, Lohneiu 81-117, :f5 voiced assistant Tribe Coach Clyde Penney’s reversals have come by the visitors. patch. You’ve got a whale of a team erected Its halftime bulge with drops the Silk Towners to 1-7 for the in Missouri. I Coliseum. | S. Sebolt 3 61 6, Jonsson 0 0-0 0, Nelson 1 Miller, “We couldn’t get any good seven points or less. Mike Maier chipped in 10 points fullcourt pressure, an aspect not ful­ 60 2, Mathis 4 62 8, Cassell 2 4-68. ToUls season. Manchester’s next outing is Penney had a 1510 edge after one “WeYe going to have to execute Last n i^ t UConn buried | tonight against the alumni at the wood on the puck. We’d take a shot and Bachctti 9 for Enfield. Chuck ly utilized after the break. 27 1622 67. and all it would do was dribble.” quarter and 2519 advantage at the in­ Garen and Tony Cruz showed the way well,” he added. “If we don’t make a Ohio University in the Bolton Ice Palace at 9:30. termission. But Enfield began Its for the Black Knights with 20 and 17 lot of mistakes we’ll be all right. We I nightcap, 95-76, while Pitt The locals had a good first period both do some things very well. It’ll be climb back in the third stanza with points respectively. Pete Cace in his I got past Fullerton, Calif., but Wethersfield came away with the a matter of who does it the best.” Swim Meet Ends in Deadlock Jeff Maier tallying 12 of his club’s 20 first outing of the campaign, coming ^ II only tally, 46 seconds into the period But Missouri coach Warren I ui the opener. Jayvees Unbeaten points I?in the canto. ^ off the injury list, chipp^ in with 6 with Dan DeLeo getting the score. Powers was equally complimentary I Mike McKay led the Manchester’s varsity and alumni Tim Kenefick led a sweep in the Manchester High girls’ jayvee The Knights still led, 41-39, going markers. Penney had 19 turnovers boys' swimming squads battled it out - The roof fell in in the second stanza into the closing eight minutes in sizing up the Gamecocks, likening ^ Huskies with 22 points, 106yard individual medley for the -1 with five Wethersfield tallies. DeLeo basketball team remained unbeaten while the Raiders only had 8. Thursday at the high school pool and One Jeff Maier free throw knotted them to 8tb ranked Nebraska. varsity followed by Larry Krupp and registered scores at 1:17 and 4:41 to with a 51-33 triumph over Hall High Enfield (S8 ) - Wheeler 3 52 8, M. one more than teammate wound up in an 86-86 stalemate. Bill Halldin. The latter won the 106 it at 55-55 and be made one of two to “South Carolina has a great run­ Clash for Rebound complete a true hat trick with Craig yesterday at Clarke Arena. Maier 5 6010, Bridges 2 60 4, J. Maier 6 Bob Dulin. Rob Tanner, now swimming for the yard backstroke while Kenefick was give his side a 5555 edge. Penney ning game. They’re not a team that Soaring for Two Sullivan (9:59), James Clark (10:25) Nancy Curtin had 21 points. Pam 7-11 19, Morton 1 52 4, BachetU 2 SO 9, University of Connecticut, was a dou­ second In the I06yard butterfly, East Catholic center Russ Radant (45) is in rebound battle, after a timeout had three oppor­ does a lot of thinn — but they and Kevin Clark (11:36) adding to the Brown 11, Beth MacDonald 7 Gokey 2 60 4. ToUls 21 1521 58. Cheney Tech’s Mike Kennon (30) leaps high above Stafford ble winner (or the alumni. He took trailing the varsity’s Geoff Michaud. sandwiched between teammate Bob Venora (23) and tunities to move in front, and ca^ed Penney (57) — Garen 9 57 20, Ouz S 7- execute well,” said Powers. “Their total. rebounds and Stacey Markham defender Jeff Kaschuluk (3) and prepares to release jumj^r in I | Tonight in the opener, the 100 • and 200 - yard (reestyles. Scott Smith, Glenn Eagleson, Rob in on the third with Brent Dunn dum­ 8 17, Breen 0 61 0, Kirkpatrick 1 60 2, offensive line comes off the football Manchester High’s Pat Silver (15). Six-foot-6 Eagle pivotman Will Cheever at the 53-second mark played well (or the Silk Towners, now ^ Fullerton faces Ohio at 7 Tanner was also on the victorious Michaud and Ken Wojnarowski were ping home a rebound with 17 Seconds Linnell 160 2, Fahey 0 52 2, Dunn 8 2-2 8, hard. They are strong and have clash last night at Clieney’s gym. Kennon led the Beavers with 21 1 9 won battle for ball lliursday and team took intertown contest, and Carl Guglietta at 3:22 capped the 7-0 for the season. 206yard medley relay and 406yard other Individual winners. remaining. Cace 14-56, Sylvester 0600. ToUls 2017- excellent pursuit. points. (Herald Photo by Adamson) 57-46. (Herald photo by Adamson) scoring (or Wethersfield in the third 25 57. free relay squads. 1 0 - EVENING HERALD, Sat., Dec. 29, 1979 EVENING HERALD, Sat., Dec. 29, 1979 - 11 1979 Bolton Election Wings of Morning Quietest Remembered The Gate of the Year By CLIFF SIMPSON came in (^rist. The phrase "Lord of been riding high because of the music began to read some of the things that one in complete despair! Indeed He A New Year’s Wish ministrators r e iv e d $41,947, $44,254 lords and King of kings” from he had written. But now jealousy had struck home: ‘He was despised and By DONNA HOLLAND years. When the following quotation was is "King of kings and Lord of lords” ! "In the year which now is closing. Headquarters for the north sector and $46,688. first broadcast over the BBC, there Handel’s "Messiah” came to mind. turned the court against him and he rejected of men, a man of sorrows Herald Correapondent I called our Mary Cheney Library was out on the streets alone at night. Many found the pathway steep. unit were set up at the Bolton Com­ The pvcal highway crew joined the was much speculation as to its and acquainted with grief.’ Many, weeping struggled onward BOLTON — In 1979 Bolton had one American Federation of State, Coun­ source. I see now that these lines for further information — and found He had passed through serious il­ munity Hall. The north sector police Feeling a strange kinship, he Through dark waters, cold and of the quietest local elections In most ty and Municipal Employees union were written by Miss M. Louise them very cooperative and very ef­ lness. Arthritis had taken away the provide protection for Bolton, An­ turned the pages with little more in­ The Chuckle deep. people’s memory with less than 30 dover, Hebron and Columbia after expressing discontentment with Hopkins: ficient. In just a few minutes I was power of his arm so he could not called back and soon arrived there to write at all. He tried the baths and terest, and, finally with a quickening The first church I served after or­ Some have found true joy in living. percent of the voters going to the residents and businesses. wages and insurance benefits. “I said to the man who stood at the pulse, he kept turning and reading. dination was the Park Avenue one in Whether days were short or long. polls. It was the lowest voter turnout A revaluation of all property in By the end of the year negotiations gate of the year, ‘Give me a light that find a number of reference books the doctor said two hours of hot with bookmarks in the proper places. water was too much. He drove Here and there notes began to form Arlington Heights. It was not a And their hearts, from mom to for a municipal election since 1957. Bolton was completed by United Ap­ between the road crew and Board of I may tread safely into the unknown’, in his mind, ‘Mighty God — Wonder­ beautiful edifice, one that jokingly Selectmen reached an impasse and This is not the first time that our himself through nine hours of it even. There were 23 choices on the ballot praisal Company of East Hartfo^ and he replied, ful Counselor — Everlasting Father we referred to as “New England Found expression in glad song. and of that number, 11 were un­ for $38,000. the matter was turned over to the j library has been very helpful to me. every day. As he did so, little by lit­ ‘( O out into thel — Prince of Peace — I know that my Grotesque.” Since then it has Now a door swings widely open contested including the Board of Assessments on improved property state Labor Relations Board for fact darkness and put So, thanks very much. tle, his strength came back. Redeemer liveth.’ Suddenly siezlng a become a very beautiful place of Now another year is bora. Education seats. increased from 2Vk to five times finding. your hand into the Late Christmas Eve in the after­ “But Glory Hallelujah” noon I opened a drawer in my desk to pencil he feverishly wrote for seven­ worship, but back when I was And I fain would give expression more than the 1969 assessments and Custodians and maintenance hand of God. That "Here he was walking the streets minister my mother-in-law visited it To wish this New Year mom. First Selectman Henry Ryba, discover a sermon written for (Christ­ teen hours without a stop. Food was Democrat incumbent, was endorsed on unimproved property from five to workers employed hy the Board of shall be to you| in despair, wondering why God had passed him but he paid no attention once. She was always seeking to say If, my friend, you found true 12 times. Education also joined the union. That better than a light, mas Day back in 1941 that contained one this to him, he passed a great something complimentary about by both partjOs. Every contested seat the following description of the to it. gladness Notices of the new assessments group also wants better wages and and safer than a| stone church. It was dark and empty places and people. Actually she was went to the Republican candidates. writing of "The Messiah.” I’d like to In the days that now have passed. A plan to rechannel traffic through were sent to 1,400 property owners fringe benefits. known way!”' and it caused him to ask, ‘My God, He would pick up his bread and one of the most wonderful women I May your happiness continue An application for a liquor license share it with you: the Bolton Notch area was almost and of that number, 180 requested ap­ Christmas Eve in Andover my God, why hast thou forsaken start to eat it, forget it and drop it. ever knew. When she saw it for the Through the New Year to the last. pointments for a hearing to discuss and hotel permit for Mr. P’s Cabaret completely implemented by the end The First Congregational Church “Nobody Knows the Trouble me? In despair he turned home to He rushed back and forth between first time, she hesitated and finally If you found the old year dreary. the matter. on Boston Turnpike met with of the year. of Andover has been looking for a I’ve Seen” his cold garret. There on his desk piano and the desk shouting. exclaimed, “Well, it is useful If your breast oft heaved a Sigh, protests from residents and town of­ The changes included the elimina­ The revaluation is mandate by law minister and now have called one "There was a man walking the was a package which he clawed open, ‘Hallelujah! Hallelujah!’ Singing and anyway.” May those clouds now form a ficials. tion of crossover at the end of Notch every 10 years and reflects the from Massachusetts. streets of London late at night many rather wildly, and found in it a swinging back and forth he seemed Which puts me in mind of a similar background market value of property. The new The Board of Selectmen sent a Road, barriers, new route signs, Meanwhile I have been acting as years ago. It was his nightly prowl, message from a second rate poet, almost mad. After twenty-four days person who always spoke well of For a rainbow in your sky.” — assessments are expected to in­ letter to the state Liquor Control he put the manuscript on his desk and guardrails, blinking lights and more Folding plate camera, made in the 1880s, hotbed of what are now collectiblee of the their “Interim Minister” with about torn between hope and despair. To saying, 'This work is inspired by everyone. One of her exasperated Charles Edgar Allen crease the Grand List by at least Commission saying it objected to God.’ Amost with a smile of scorn on threw himself on the bed. The illumination. was produced in the Connecticut city of first water. five weeks to go. For Christmas Eve him courtiers had bowed and kings friends exploded one time, “You New Year Advice from an old three times. granting a liquor license and hotel greatest oratoria ever written, The plan was proposed by Trooper Waterbury, which in the century past was a I want to accent the fact that (Jod had given great acclaim. He had his face, he turned the pages and would even speak well of the devil" friend: “One never finds life worth Mark Coleman of the Colchester The Oct. 1.1978 Grand List totalled permit to the establishment because Handel’s “Messiah," had come To which this special person living. One always has to make it State Police north sector unit. $26,343,344. an increase of $1,401,570 it “ is a detriment to the com­ forth." responded, “Well, you must admit he worth living.” — Harry Emerson over the previous year. It was the munity.” Collectors^ Corner What Almighty God can do with works hard at it.” Fosdick Coleman said his proposal was a third time in the past four years the A petition against the premises "tem porary solution to a bad Grand List increased by more than $1 was signed by more than 300 Religious Services problem. The permanent solution million. residents and sent to the commis­ would be the completion of Interstate sion. The Board of Education voted to Waterbury Was Home Andover Faith Baptist Church, 52 Lake St. services; 9 a m.. Church school, nursery Scholar Reveals Music 84. ■■ continue with the current school One of the club owners promised a Rev. James Beiiasov. pastor. 9:30 a m., through junior high; 10:45 a.m.. Senior The controversy about com­ system structure as long as possible legal and clean operation at the es­ First Congrrgational Church of .An­ Sunday school: 10:30 a.m., worship ser- high class, nursery; 7:30 p.m., Praise and pletion of Interstate 84 through and. if the declining enrollment could tablishment. dover, Route 6. Rev. Dr. Clifford 0. cice; 7 p.m,, evening service. teaching service. Bolton was in the news throughout not be alleviated, to consider a In April the establishment was Of Many Collectibles Simpson, interim minister. II a m.. Church of the Assumption, Adams Emanuel Lutheran Chureh, Church In Ancient Testament the year. Townspeople learned the closed by the Department of En­ Worship service; 9:45 a m Sunday Street at Thompson Road. Rev. Edward and Chestnut streets. Rev. Dale H. kindergarten through grade 6 and a school. shopping center at the Notch, area grade 7 through 12 system. vironmental Protection until plans By RUSS MacKENDRICK author, Arthur J. Warmsley. P.O. First Event of 1980 S Pepin, pastor. Saturday masses at 5 Gustafson, pastor: Lee Goodwin, intern; PARIS — Above and below the ancient Hebrew script in For the past decade, the 66-year-old music theorist and and 7:30 p.m.; Sunday masses at 7:30. 9. Rev. C. Henry Anderson, pastor businesses and most homes original­ Bolton High School was selected by for a corrected septic system were The city of Waterbury in the cen­ Box 213, Portland, CT 06480. It is The first local collectors’ event of the Old Testament of the Bible are curious little marks composer has worked painstakenly to decode the marks. hardbound in blue cloth. 257 pages. 7 10:30 and 11:45 a m. emeritus. 8:30 and 11 a m.. Worship ser­ ly slated fur displacement would be Willington as the alternate school its approved. tury past was a hotbed of what are the New Year will be the meeting of Bolton vices, coffee between services; 9:45 that Suzanne Haik-Vantoura believes contain one of tha ‘I would have stopped long ago if I had not believed in spared. In July the application for the by 10 inches. The price is ^ post­ Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day the immense importance of this message, " she said in an students could attend if they wanted now collectibles of the first water. the Central Connecticut Coin Oub on Saints. Woodside Street and Hillstown a m., Sunday church school, nursery for world’s greatest lost messages. The changes in Bolton, when the license and hotel permit was paid.) Church of St. Maurice, 32 Hebron For hundreds of years the Old Testament has been interview. to. It is now known how many Wednesday January second. Note Road. Rev. Robert W. Cronin, pastor Road. Wendel K. Walton, bishop. 8:30 infants, adult forum; 11 a.m.. Nursery road is completed, will include a two Willington students will attend withdrawn. No reasons were given There were the postage stamps (1- well that it is definitely Wednesday for ipfants. printed with the marks, some of which resemble ' The music is a message of splendor from God — it is a Another Waterbury product, which Saturday mass at 5 p.m.: Sunday masses a.m . Priesthood and Relief Society; level stack (one for eastbound traffic Bolton High next year. for the withdrawal. cent to 90-cent), that were encased in and not the traditional Tuesday — St. Mary's Episcopal Chureh, Park horseshoes, clusters of dots and the letters S and V on new message of the Bible" is shown here, is a folding plate at 7:30. 9:15 and 11 a m. 11:15 a m.. Sacrament Meeting. and one for westbound traffic) above A two-year contract between the Loans for Bentley Memorial metal holders witi advertising on the thus tempering the wind to whatever Salvation .Army, 661 Main St. Cap. and and Church streets. Rev. Stephen K. their sides. Her latest effort is a record album, “The Music of the camera similar to the one pictured Bolton L'nitcd Methodist Church, Route 6 and 44A. Notch Road Board of Education and the Bolton Library and fndi'an Notch Park were back. They promoted “bitters” and members of the club may feel like 1040 Boston Turnpike. Rev. Marjorie Mrs. Arthur Carlson, corps officers. 9:30 Jacobson, rector: Rev. J. Gary Biblical scholars long thought they were accent marks. Bible revealed. " In it several psalms and the Ten Com­ on the dust jacket of “Collecting becoming a deadend road at the Education Association was signed by paid in full. Construction of and other medical nostrums, “Fan- shorn lambs on January first. Hiles. pastor. 9:45 a m., church school; a m.. Sunday schooi; 10:45 a.m.. holiness L'Hommedieu. assistant to the rector: But Miss Haik-Vantoura believes they represent a mandments are sung in the manner Miss Haik-Vantoura Photographica" by George Gilbert bridge, a new road from Notch Road both groiips shortly after equipment for the library cost $271,- cygoods," cooking extracts, life in­ Another change, this permanent, 11 a m., worship service meeting; 6 p.m.. open-air meeting; 7 Rev. Alan J. Broadhead, assistant to the musical scale and that the Old Testament was originally believes they were centuries ago. to Route 6 and a T-intersection off surance and merchants’ emporia. (Hawthorn Books. 1976). This St. George's Episcopal Church, p.m., saivation meeting. rector. 7:30a.m., Holy Eucharist; 9a.m.. sung. It is her second album of “reconstituted" Bible music. negotiations began. (KX) and was paid by revenue sharing will be a new meeting room. From Holy Eucharist and church school; 11 These were made by the Scoville peo­ camera was made in the 1680s. Boston Turnpike. Rev. John C Holliger. United Pentecostal Church, 187 Many musical and religious scholars now think she is The last record, released two years ago. was a best seller Route 6 where Routes 6 and 44A now Teachers received a nine to 13 per­ funds and the library fund. now on it will be at Mott’s (Shoprite) Woodbridge St Rev. Marvin Stuart, a m.. Holy Eucharist. cent salary increase for the first year Indian Notch Park was purchased ple for the inventor, John Gault, to be “A choice item for any collector vicar 10 am.. Family Eucharist; 11 correct. in the classical departments of Paris music shops. meet. Community Hall, 587 E. Middle Turn­ am.. Nursery program and coffee minister. 10 am.. Sunday school: 11 Center Congregational Chureh, 11 A group of area residents formed and a five and one-half percent in­ for $120,000with federal, state and used for small change during the seeking one example of the wet plate pike. the same place that is used by am , worship; 6:30 p.m . prayer; 7 p.m., Center St Rev. Newell H. Curtis Jr., "I would very much like to continue making albums — Civil War. Surviving specimens bring fellowship. to reconstruct the entire music of the Old Testament," the Eastern Connecticut Citizens Ac­ crease for the second year. local funds. Nature Conservancy era would be the common E. & the stamp club. Time: 7:30 to 10:00 Bolton Congregational Church, worship senior pastor: Rev, Chester C. Copeland, tion Group to stop the highway Two years ago contract talks gave the town $23,560 for the develop­ $100 to $4,000. H.T. Anthony or Scoville ... Such a p.m. Bolton Center Road. Rev J. Stanton Presbyterian Church. 43 Spruce St. associate pastor; Rev, Dr. Clifford 0. Miss Haik-Vantoura said. "But it takes me as much as project. lasted more than a year and went to ment of a park or recreation area, Then there were the fancy cancels camera has a present value of $300 or On the Calendar Otnover, minister. 9:30 a m., worship Rev. Richard Gray, pastor. 10:30 a m., Simpson, pastor emeritus. 10 a m.. three hours to transcribe one page of the Bible And there The Board of Selectmen was split mediation and arbitration before a Indian Notch Park was used exten­ from the Waterbury post office in the more: yet its simplicity and service and nursery, church school , 10:30 worship service, nursery; 9:15 a m., Sun­ Worship service and church school; 11:15 are almost 10,000 hours of music left to be recorded" Sunday. Jan. 6: The First Sunday on its feeling about completing the settlement was reached. sively throughout the summer even period 1862 to 1871. During this time lackluster appearance would tend to a m.. Coffee and fellowship; 10:45 am . day school; 7 p.m., informal worship. a.m.. Coffee Shoppe, Woodruff Hall. Miss Haik-Vantoura's research began in 1940 when she Stamp Bourse: “Stamps and highway with three of the five board A three-year contract for the though it still has not been accepted there were five postmasters and make it an unpretentious item in the Forum, Study group St. John's Polish National Catholic and her parents, of Jewish ancestry, fled into the French many clerks striving to outdo each antique store.” Perhaps a heaven­ Supplies for (Collectors,” 10 to 5, at Church. 23 Golway St. Rev. Walter A countryside to escape the invading Nazi army. There she members agreeing Interstate 84 school superintendent and school by the town. Hyszko. pastor. 9 a m., mass in English; South Windsor other in creativity. Of these. Post­ sent opportunity to pick up a sleeper. the Ramada Inn, 100 E. River Drive, experimented by substituting notes on the musical scale should be completed on Route 52 in principals was signed by the Board of Development of the town’s first East Hartford. Free parking, admis­ Coventry 10:30 a m . mass in English and Polish. Killingly. Education. beach facility began on Dec, 9, 1977 master John W. Hill is the best Wapping Community Chureh, 1790 for the mysterious marks. This one from the collection of Ver­ sion and door prizes. 'This is off Route St. Bartholomew's Church, 741 E. Funds for a highway safety The school superintendent received and was to have been completed by known. (The Running Chicken Coventry Presbyterian Church, Ellington Road. Rev. Harold W. Richard­ The war interrupted her research. After studying an­ non's Judd Caplovich. may not be 2. Exit 3 at Pitkin Street: go left on Middle Turnpike. Rev. Martin J son. minister. 9:15 and 10:45 a.m., program in the north sector were not $30,580. $32,720 and $35,000 for the June 9, 1978. design, three of these on one Nathan Hale School Road. Route 31. 9:30 Scholsky, pastor Saturday mass at 5 cient music at the Center of Biblical Studies at the "pretentious,” but it is in beautiful Pitkin, right on Darlin and left onto worship service and church school. approved by the Department of three years plus other benefits. The The Bolton Historical Society dis­ envelope, recently brought more a m , worship; 11 a m.. Sunday school; p.m . Sunday masses at 8:30.10 and 11:30 National Scientific Research Institute of France and at condition, showing its fine-grained Elast River Drive. Can’t miss it. St. Franeifi of Asaiai Chureh, 673 Transportation. The funds, requested high school principal received $25,- banded after membership problems than $200,000, the highest price ever 7:30 p.m.. Bible study at parsonage. am the National Conservatory of Music, she resumed her wood. The disc hanging down from Tuesday. Jan. 8, 7 to 10 p.m.; Prince of Peace Lutheran Church. Ellington Road. Rev Carl J. Sherer, sleuthing in earnest only 10 years ago by Sgt. Anthony Kalkus. north sector 095, $26,475 and $27,931 for the three could not be solved. The society was paid for a United States cover.) St. Jam es Church, Rev. James pastor. Saturday masses at 4 and 5:30 the lens barrel can be turned up to Regular meeting night for the Route 31 and North River Road. Rev. W. Archambault. Rev. William F. Carroli, Her theory was boosted when she found the ancient supervisor, would have provided years. p.m.; Sunday masses at 7:30. 9:30 and 11 founded in 1976. Art Warmsley, in his excellent change the aperture. Author Gilbert Manchester Philatelic Society at H Wilkens. pastor. 9 a m.. Sunday Rev. Francis V. Krukowski, team words to describe the symbols in the Aramaic language, patrol by north sector troopers on am. The breakdown of the elementary- Those involved had many good volume: “Connecticut Post Offices states that the lens board is in­ Mott's Community Hall. Plans are school; 10:15 a m., worship service. ministry; Rev Edward J Reardon, in which was spoken in western Asia in the Middle Ages. Route 6 on the days and at the times St. Margaret Mary Chureh, Rev. John center school principal's and assis­ ideas and projects but did not have and Postmarks,” illustrates some terchangeable with another that can already afoot for the big annual St. Mary’s Church, Route 31. Rev. F. residence. Saturday masses at 5 and 7:30 Translated into English, the words mean such things as and locations accidents are at their tant principal's salary was not the manpower to support them. Bemard Miller, pastor; Rev, Francis A. J. (Juinn, pastor; Rev. Joseph H. 240-odd different Waterbury fancy be used for stereo photography. We MANPEX show in April. If you are a p.m.: Sunday masses at 7:30. 9 and t0:30 rest, end. jump and succession. peak according to statistics of past shown. Together the two ad- Alan Bergren was hired as the Liszewski. assistant pastor. Saturday Keating, assistant pastor Saturday cancellations out of a total of 508 for can see the little longshaped button stamp person, by all means try to a m., noon and 5 p.m. masses at 5 p.m.: Sunday masses at 6:30. Finding those words was one of the high points of my town's first administrative assistant masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sunday masses at St. Bridget Church, 70 Main St. Rev. the whole state. (Some copies of the beneath the barrel that will release whomp up an exhibit for this event. 10 and 11:30 a m. research." Miss Haik-Vantoura said "There were those using town money. The position was 7:30. 9:30 and 10:45 a.m. Philip A. Sheridan and Rev. Emilio P. book are still available from the the board. Details later. ____ Second Congregational Church, St. Peter's Epiaeopal Chureh, Sand who at first were critical of my theory ' created to alleviate the workload of Padelli, co-pastors. Saturday masses at 5 Hill Road. Rev. Bruce Jacques, vicar; Route 44A. Rev. Robert K. Bechtold. and 7:30 p.m: Sunday masses at 7:30, 9. These days, most comments she receives are the Board of Selectmen. pastor. 9:30 a.m.. Education for all ages. Rev. Ronald E. Haldeman, assistant to laudatory 10:30 and noon. the vicar. 8 a m.. Holy Communion; 10 Two dry hydrants were installed by II a m., worship service. Jehovah's Witnesses, 647 Tolland "ft is thrilling to be able to sing or hear sung the result members of the Bolton Volunteer Long Wharf Production a m.: family service and Sunday school. Hospital Plans Show Turnpike 9:30 a.m , Bible discourse; A>ery Street Christian Reformed of the immense work of Suzanne Haik-Vantoura. ' said Fire Department. 10:20 a m . group discussion Daniel Lesur. honorary inspector general of music at tne The town began seeking land on East Hartford Chureh, Rev. Bert VanAntwerpen, Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church pastor. 9:45 a.m., Sunday school; 11 a m. Frencn Ministry of Culture. He said she had "brought to which to build a public safety com­ (Missouri Synod), (^per and High VERNON — The Human Services tion, Jon Gulluly, chairman; Win and Is Moving to Broadway First Assemblies of Gi>d, 763 Oak St and 7 p.m., worship service, nursery at life a music almost 3,0(K) years old." He compared the Department of Rockville General plex that will probably include a fire AlVtNSPtLKRGPlM Rev Ralph F Jelley. pastor. 10 a m., streets. Rev. Charles W Kuhl, pastor 9 both services. experience to 19th century Egyptologists at last Jane Wentworth, vice chairman and station, dog pound, police a.m . Divine worship: 10:15 a m . Sunday Hospital will sponsor a “One for the secretary. NEW HAVEN — Broadway audiences York Drama Critics Circle award, church school: 11 a m., morning Messiah Evangelical Lutheran deciphering ancient hieroglyphics headquarters and new town offices. school and youth forum; 10:15 to It;30 Road Open House, " on New Year's Other committee chairmen are. will have the chance to see a Long Wharg presented with a citation which read: “To worship; 7 p.m., evening service Chureh (Wisconsin Synod), 300 In her latest album, Celtic harps, lutes and trumpets Town officials expressed an in­ am . First and second year youth in­ Suzanne Haik-Vantoura, who believes the Eve for the third year in a row. Theatre production when Lillian Lillian Heilman for “ Watch on the First Baptist Church of East Hart­ Buckland Road. Rev. Ronald Muetjel, set off the vocal arrangements Gloria and David Breton, entertain­ terest in participating in a solid ford (Southern Baptist Convention), 36 struction. Holy Communion the first and pastor. 9:30 a m., worship service; 10:30 The open house will run from 8 ment: and Linda Maynard, Heilman’s “Watch on the Rhinq” opens Rhine,” a vital, eloquent, and com­ third Sunday of each month Old Testament was originally sung, displays "Here, let me sing you just a little of the music." Miss waste energy recovery facility Main St. Rev. Charles Coley, pastor. It a m., Sunday school. p.iii., to an indefinite closing time, in refreshments. They are being Jan. 3 at the Goldeq Theatre in New York. passionate play about an American family Church of Christ, Lydall and Vernon her second album of “reconstituted ” Bible Haik-Vantour said, her face beaming proposed by the Town of Windham. a m. and 7 p.m., worship services, Our Savior Lutheran Chureh. the hospital's cafeteria. Anyone in assisted by all members of the The World War II drama, which played to suddenly awakened to the danger streets. Eugene Brewer, minister 9 music. For the past decade, she has worked In a soft voice she sang the ancient words of the Ten Inland wetlands regulations and an nursery; 9.45 am., Sunday school. 6 (Missouri Synod) 239 Graham Road. 9 the area is invited to come to the volunteer group. threatening its liberty.” By December of a m., Bible classes; 10 a m., worship; 6 Commandments: "01 tirtsah, lo tinar, lo tignov." inland wetlands and water courses standing room houses during its run at p.m., Training Union. a m.. Sunday school; 9 and 10:15 a m., to decode little marks that appear above and hospital, to enjoy refreshments, LWT in New Haven, follows in the tradi­ that year, the United States was at war; Faith Lutheran Church (Lutheran p.m.. worship. worship. "You can see how gentle the music is, " she said. "It is Lee M. Silverstein. human services map was adopted by the Conserva­ First Church of Christ, Scientist, 447 below the ancient Hebrew script. She says games and music. The open house tion of such Long Wharf-to-Broadway the danger Miss Heilman wrote about had Church in America), 1120 Silver Lane. so tender and sweet - not at all harsh It brings you face director and Grover (Smokey) Or- tion Commission. That agency will N Main St. 11 a m., church service, Sun­ they represent a musical scale. (UPI photo) will be free with no pre-registration cutt and Lois Leary, members of his transfers as “The Gin Game,” “Shadow become much more than a threat. Rev. Paul E. Henry Jr., pastor 9:30 to face with (Jod ' necessary. administer and enforce the a m., worship service. day schooi. and care for small children. staff, will be present to greet those Box,” “Spokesong,” and "Sizwe Banzi Is The playwright attended the Long Community Baptist Church, 585 E. Plans are being made by the regulations. First Congregational Church, 87 attending. Dead.” Wharf presentation. When her presence Center St. Rev. James I. Meek, minister. Human Services Volunteer Organiza­ Bolton Elementary School needs a Main St. Rev. William E. Flynn, Vernon “Watch on the Rhine,” again under the was announced at the final curtain, the ALAMBXfES_ 9:15 a.m.. Church school for all ages, Church Bulletin Board new roof that will probably cost more minister. Rev Carl T. Holt, associate Si. JoHcph Church, 33 West St., direction of Arvin Brown, will be audience was suddenly on its feet, in one minister 10 a m., worship service, kindergarten through Grade 4 continuing than $100,000. The roof has been a of those rare standing ovations where in­ during the service; 10:30 a m . Morning Rockville. Saturday masses at 5 and 7 Congregational Church of source of problems since it was built presented with the same highly- THEROSE church school, child care; 11 a m., coffee p.m ; Sunday masses at 8:30 (Polish), 10 a m., at LaStrada West the church; Scandia stantly, to a man, an entire house full of hour; 6 p.m., youth choir, 7 pm . youth worship, nursery provided. Nazarene Chureh Group. 7:30 p.m.. at the Coventry on Route 31 in 1969. commended cast which appeared at Long Church of the Nazarene, 236 Main St. and 11:15 a.m. Restaurant. Wharf from early October through mid- people rises applauding. They were fellowship. Rorkvillr Bapliat Church, 69 Union MANCHESTER - Miss church. acknowledging a small woman standing at Faith Tabe'rnacle Church, 1535 Rev. Neale McLain, senior pastor: Rev. South Methodist TK November: Joyce Ebert, Jill Eikenberry, George Emmitt, minister of visitation St. Rev. Robert L. Laf^ounte, pastor. 9 Diane Platt, contralto Saturday: Emanuel Hill the edge of the stage, whose diminutive Forbes St. Rev. Ralph Saunders, pastor. a.m., worship service; 10:15 a m., Sun­ soloist, will present a con­ MANCHESTER - The Chapter. Alcoholics BIBli Mary Fogarty, George Hearn, Robert 10 a m.. Sunday school: 11 a m., worship and outreach. 9:30 a m.. Sunday school: y ew8 fo r Senior Citizens Judd, Jan Miner, Joel Stedman, Harris size came as a surprise to people who 10:45 a m., worship, children's church day school; 7 p.m., evening service. cert entitled “The Theme following events have been Anonymous, will meet at 8 SPgKS knew only the grand stature of her reputa­ service; 7 p.m., evangelistic service. Sacred Heart Chureh, Route 30. Rev. of Reconciliation” Sunday scheduled for the coming p.m.. in Luther Hall. 60 Yulin, and the three children Mark Nursery at all services. and nursery; 7 p.m , evening service, tion. nursery. Ralph Kelley, pastor: Rev. Michael at 7 p.m. at the Church of week by South United Church St. Eugsn* McLaughlin, Monica Snowden and Bobby Burnside United Methodist Church, Brewer Josephine Schuetz, 128; A1 Chelman, School with still quite a bit of pain­ Her "Watch on the Rhine” is set on an Calvary Church (Assemblies of Donohue. Saturday mass at 5 p.m.; Sun­ the Nazarene, 236 Main St. Methodist Church. By Scott. 161 Church St. Rev. Henry J. Scherer Jr., day masses at 7:30. 9. 10:30 a m. and WALLY FORTIN 124: Azilda Gilberstone, 124; Herb ting to do. Any men interest^ in estate outside Washington, D.C. the pastor. 9:30 a m.. Church school for all God), 647 E Middle Turnpike Rev. Miss Platt is a graduate Thursday: Confirmation Choirs Perform The production is the first major revival childhood home of a woman returning Kenneth L. Gustafson, pastor: Karl A. noon. Hi folks! Well, Santa has returned Laquerre, 124; Mina Reuther, 122; painting come on up. Also any ladies ages, including an adult class; 10:30a.m.. of Manchester High School class, 3 p.m., education SOUTH WINDSOR - of “Watch on the Rhine” since its 1941 from Europe with her children and her Gustafson, assistant to the pastor. 9:30 Si. John's Episcopal Church, Route Annually we stand at this to the North Pole and we working Frank Beccio, 121; Arvid Peterson, who would like to clean windows can Worship hour with child care provided for 30. Rev. Robert H. Wellner, rector. 8 and Eastern Nazarene wing; Staff-Parish The choirs of St. Peter's chronological vantagepoint premiere. The play won that year’s New husband. infants through age 5; 6 p.m., Junior High a m., Sunday school; 10:30 a.m., service folks are back to the old grind. 120; Ernestine Donnelly, 120; John join the gang. of worship; 6:30 p.m., evening service. a m., communion; 10 a.m., family ser­ College. Wollaston, Mass., Relations Committee, 7:30 Episcopal Church of South and review the year past. and Senior High Youth Fellowships. and has been active as Hope you all enjoyed your Christ­ Klein, 118. Last week the lucky prize winners Concordia Lutheran Church, vice and church school. p.m., at the church; Windsor and Concordia But now we are at the Then this past Wednesday mor­ were: Charles Caron won the large Wesley Memorial Church (United Vernon Assemhiies of Gml Church, choir director, organist Church trustees. 7;:30 dividing point between m as and you’re now ready to Methodist Church). 110 Ellington Road. (L.C.A,), 40 Pitkin St. Rev. Burton D. Lutheran Church of celebrate the New Year. Man, it's ning, it was pinochle games with the deer and Debbie Benson won the Bookmobile Schedule Strand, pastor. Rev. David B. Stacy, 51 Old Town Road, Rockville. Rev. and composer in the (Quin­ p.m., at the church. Manchester, will perforin decades. We likely will see Rev. Gordon Gale, pastor. 9:30 a.m . Michelino Ricci, pastor. 11:00 a m. and been just one party after another following winners: Floyd Post, 577; large doll, both just in time for associate pastor. 8:30 a m.. Holy Oim- cy, Mass., area. She is the selections of Handel's only eight decades. Indeed worship service, child care. 6:30 p.m., worship services. Nazarene Chureh only 198 of them have since Thanksgiving. , Bert Turner, 573; Mabel Loomis, 571; Christmas. munion. youth class, nursery for small daughter of Mr. and Mrs. “Messiah " Part I Sunday children: 10 a.m.. Holy (jommunion, Vernon United Methodist Church, MANCHESTER - The elapsed since the birth of So with all the holidays, we haven't Robinna Carroll, 569; Eldna Farmer, Next week because of the holiday MANCHESTER - Here valescent Home. day from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Albert Platt. 122 Baldwin at 4 p.m. at St. Peter’s church school through Grade 6, nusery Route 30. Rev. Marjorie Hiles. pastor. Manchester Church of the Jesus Christ. too much to talk about. 564; Marjorie McLain, 560; Rene we will have only one column and is next week’s schedule for 3:10 p.m. — Tuck Road. Whiton Memorial Library — Glastonbury Road. Church, Sand Hill Road. for small children. 9:15 a m., worship service, nursery. The public is invited. Nazarene has s scheduled Reduce the average life I want to remind all you folks who Maire, 553; Josephine Schuetz, 551. that will be on Saturday. the Manchester Public 3:50 p.m. — Wyneding Hill All departments open Monday T R €K . Church of St. Bernard,, Rockville. Soloists will be Martha span to one week. Each day Road. throu^ Friday from 10 a.m. St. Dunstan’s Church, Manchester U nitarian Univeraaliat Soeietyi Eaat, Nursery care will be the following events for the are going on the Florida trip that In the afternoon. Marge McLaiu Library bookmobile: 153 W. Vernon St. Rev. Arnold Westwood, Rev. John J. White, pastor. Saturday Freimuth of Concordia represents a decade, each Schedule for Week 3:30 p.m. —Carriage Drive. to 8:30 p.m. and Saturday Road. Rev. Joseph R. Bannon, pastor provided. coming week. your second payment of $150 is due had a high score of 4,860 and Tom Monday: 10 a.m., kitchen social from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday mass at 5 p.m., Sunday masses minister. 10:30 a.m.. Service. masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sunday masses at Lutheran and Sherry 2Mi hours a year. If 20, you Monday 4:10 p.m. — Kane Road. 7, 8:30, 10 and 11:30 a.m. Wednesday: Ladies Bi­ are at Monday midnight. If hy the Jan. 15. Regan had a score of 4,760 as the high games. No lunch today. 1 p.m., at 8, 9:30 and II a m. Trinity Covenant Chureh, 302 Sapienza, Joel Esten, and 10 a.m. — (Carver Lane. Hackmatack St. Rev. Norman E. Rorkvillr United Methodist Chureh, Trinity Covenant ble Study Group, 9:30 a.m., 35, it’s now Wednesday We still can make room for a few winners in our bridge games. pinochle games. Bus pickup at 8:15 Peter Vaughn, all of St. Well, this coming week we will be 11:40 a.m. — Bluefield Thursday MATINEES 1:30 Swensen, pastor; Milton Nllson, assistant 142 Grove St. Rev. Richard E. Thompson, MANCHESTER - Trini­ church parlor: Midweeek noon...45, Thursday noon. more so if you made out real well a.m., return trips at 12 o’clock and Drive. Peter’s. closed on ’Tuesday only. We will be 10 a.m. — Regional Oc­ EVENTDAT 3:15 Hebron pastor. 8:15 and 10:50 a.m.. Worship ser­ pastor. 10:45 a.m., worship service. ty Covenant Church will service and Teen Bible The public is invited. No If 60. it is Friday midnight. from Santa, maybe you’d like to be 3:30 p.m. 1:30 p.m. — McKee and First Conipregatlonal Chureh of Ver­ If you are retiring (at 65), serving meals on Wednesday, cupational Training Onter. vices, nursery for infants; 9:80a.m., Sun­ have its New Year’s Eve Study Group, both at 7:30 admission fee will be part of the gang. Right now, it’s been Tuesday: Closed for New Year’s West Hhd> streets. 11:40 a.m. — Hackmatack St. Peter's Episcopal Church, Route day Bible school classes for all ages, non. 695 Hartfoid Turnpike. Rev. John A. p.m., at the church. only a half-day remains to so mild around here that who want to Thursday and Friday. 2:50 p.m. — Seaman Circle. 85. Rev. William Persing, rector. 10 a.m., three through adult, nursery for infants. Lacey, minister. Rev. David C. Bowling, service, including the charged. you. Day. Street. celebration of communion, Saturday: Men's prayer go, but believe me, when it comes to Menu fur Week 3:30 p.m. — Pine Ridge 3:10 p.m. — Ashland Street. Worship service. Second Congregational Chureh, 385 assistant minister. 9:55 am.. Church What have you done with Wednesday: 9 a.m.. Health Clinic Apartments. Gilead Congregational Church, Monday at 8 p.m. at the meeting, 8 a.m., at the Koffee Klalch February, you’ll be wishing you were Monday: No meal. by appointment. 10 a.m. pinochle 3:50 p.m. — Mather Street. N. Main St. Rov. Dr. James D. school, crib room, child care; 10 a.m.. church; Bus ministry your life that will outlive in the sunny south. 4:10 p.m. — Fountain 3:30 p.m. — Saulters Road. Hebron. Rev. David G. Runnion- MacLauchlin, pastor 10 a.m.. Service of Worship service. church. COVENTRY - The time itself? If centered in ’Tuesday: Closed for New Year's games and Friendship Circle Village Apartments. Barefoot, pastor. 10:30 a m.. Worship Talrollvillr Congregational Chureh, Trinity Ckjvenant Church visitation, 10 a.m., at the temporality, it must ter­ We wish to extend our sincere Day. meeting. Noontime lunch served. 1 4:10 p.m. — Marshall Road. worship and church school; 11 a.m.. Friendly Circle of First service, nursery; 9:15 a.m.. Church Fellowship hour in the ha'll. Rev. Kenneth E. Knox, pastor. 10:30 has sch^uled the following church. minate with time. Only the heartfelt condolences to the relatives Wednesday: Homemade clam p.m., c i^ t class. Bus pickup at 8:15 Viernonii"' Lj Oingregational Church will Tuesday school classes. North United Methodist Chureh, 300 a.m.. Worship service, church school, events for the coming Emanuel Church unseen is eternal of our good friend and one-time chowdOr, tuna salad sandwich, pud­ a.m., return trips at 12:30 and 3:30 nursery. sponsor a Koffee Klatch on 10:30 a.m. — Lincoln Parker St. Rev. Dr. Howard L. Love, week. MANCHESTER - The (2Cor.4:18), and only as goodwill ambassador, Paul Schuetz, ding, beverage. p.m. Library Houra Trinity Lutheran Chureh, Jan. 9 from noon to 1:30 you strive for such can you Onter. eO O iM K pastor. 9 and 10:30 a.m.. Worship ser- Monday: New Y ear’s following is a list of events who passed away this past week. Thursday: Baked manicotti with Thursday; Noontime lunch'served. 11:40 a.m. — Ivy Manor Mary Cheney Library — DUDLEY MOORC Manchester cices, with coffee fellowship between ser­ Meadowlarii Road. Rev. Donald McLean, p.m. , redeem the time New* has been received that Anne Adult and reference Eve service, 8 p.m., at the scheduM for the ccmlng Sandwiches, dessert, tea meat sauce, tossed green salad, 1 p.m., fun day featuring games and Apartntents. 1. BLAKE EDWARDS 10 a m., vices, 9 a.m.. Nursery for children five pastor. 8 and 10:30 a.m.. Worship ser­ (Eph.5:16). departments open Monday Gospel Hall, Center Street vices; 9:15 a.m. Sunday school. church. week by Emanuel and coffee and clam ’Thompson and Ernestine Lasky are Italian bread and butter, devils food Sing-Along. Bus pickup at 10:00 a.m., 3:10 p.m. — Branford breaking bread; 11:45 a.m., Sunday years and younger; 10:30 a.m.. Church patients at Manchester Memorial Street. through Friday fitmi 9 a.m. to Bcliool classes for age three through Union Congregational Chureh, 8:30 Wednesday: Men’s Lutheran Church. chowder will be available. cake, beverage. return trips after propam. 9 p.m. and Saturday from 9 ' l » school; 7 p.m., gospel meeting. a.m.. Church school Grade 10, Annex se­ prayer breakfast, 6 a.m., Hospital at this writing. Friday: Chicken vegetable soup, Friday: 10 a.m., kitchen social 3:50 p.m. - McDivitt Drive. Full Gospel Interdenominational Grade 6. Monday; Church office Tickets may be purchased 3'30 p.m. — Grissom Road. a.m. to 6 p.m. Oildren's South United Methodist Chureh, 1126 cond floor; 9:45 a.m.. Nursery through at LaStrada West closed at 12:30 p.m. at the door. The affair is News here starts wiUi a week ago chicken burger on a bun, JeIl-0, games. Noontime lunch served. 1 AiMCMTO C hurch, 745 Main St. Rev. Philip CHURCH OF G tH ST 4:10 p.m. - Clyde Road. department open Monday and Main St. Rev. Dr, George W. Webb, Rev. Grade 8; 10 a.m.. Worship, Sykes Restaurant. Thursday: Prayer group, open to the public and will Lydall and Vernon Streets Friday afternoon when we had our beverage. p.m., setback games. Bus pickup at iW sday from 9 a.m. to 9 -Ml JUSTICE, Saunders, minister. 10:30 a m., praise, worship service and Bible study, Laurence M. Hill, Rev. Bruce A. Pehr- Auditorium, Park Street, Rockville; II T hursday: W omen’s be In the vestry of Frist Phone: 646-2903 setback games and the winners Starting this Wednesday morning, 8:15 a.m., return trips at 12:30 and Wednesday I PLEASE CALLTHEAnC ^ a.m.. Coffee hour at the Annex. 10 a.m., at the church; p.m. and Tuesday, ro S M X ”. ' deliverance service. son, pastors. 9 and 10:45 a.m.. Worship prayer breakfast. 6:80 were; Arthur Bouffard. 136; we will be back in action at the Green 3:30 p.m. .... 10 a.m. — Meadows Con­ Wednesday, Friday and Satur­ PORSCfEENTMES Confirmatioh, 6:30 p.m., at 12 - EVENING HERALD, Sat.. Dtc. » , 19W EVENING HERALD, Sat., Dec. 29, 1979- 13

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DISHWASHER: Full time, RIDING LESSONS indoor SELLING your house? Call us riding riiu. Western stock OAK F IR E W O O D , MOVING - FREE to good some weekends. Apply in per­ first and we’ll make you a SEASONED- 1 year. 18" home! 4 year old female, son, East Hartford Convales­ seat, saddle seat and hunt cash offer! T.J. Crockett, lengths, split, delivered, and spayed. Part Collie. Good cent Home, 745 Main Street, seat. All levels 2M4I617. Realtor, 643-1577. stacked. $90. cord in with children. Call 646-7302. East Hartford, Ct. Manchester area, 643-0325. ®xe lierald VOICE. PIANO Instructions. MAY WE BUY your home? INDIAN HOLLOW GOAT SEWING MACHINE Former faculty New York ()uick, fair, all cash and no HEY KIDS! TWO SNOW TIRES- Trac- FARM has for sale Purebred CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING OPERATOR WANTED- No Music and Art High School. problem. Call Warren E. Uonex ST, H-78 1500’s. Fairly Nubian Buck and Young Nu­ experience necessaiy, must Professional Singer/Pianist. Howland, Realtors, 643-1106. 644-8597. New. $20. each. 289-4293. bian Doelings. Stud Service be able to write and unders­ for Purebreed, Nubian, tand English.Apply at Plant, Htip Wmud 1$ AIKAI 15 WATT STEREO Toggenburg, Alpine Breeds. between 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.; Sehoofs-Cfasses 79 H o u to h o U O oodt 40 RECEIVER- 1 year old. 3 Boarding available. 267-0788. Pioneer Parachute, Hale TYPISTS AND CLERK year warranty. .05 T.H.D. $85. TYPISTS are needed to work Happy, Road, Manchester, Ct. FOR THE BEST - Manchester REFRIGERATORS Call $40-5125. M ulct! Inttrumtttlt 44 In the Hartford area. Call Gymnastic School. 3 to 5 Washers / Ranges, used, today. TAC/TEMPS, 727-S4S0. Earn Cash pupils per teacher. FREE in­ guaranteed and clean. New troductory lesson with this ad. GIRLS 26 " ilFSpeed bicycle. HOLTON TRUMPET - Good INDEPENDENT LIVING shipment damaged, G.E b $70.00. Call after 5 p.m. 6 ^ condition. $90 or best offer. WANTED DRIVER for Auto 30th SKILL INSTRUCTOR- Call 646-6306, or 646-3549. ^ FRIGIDAIRE. Low prices. 8297. 646-1032. Body Shop Dlitributor in Manchester Shelter B.D. Pearl b Son, 649 Main PROFESSIONAL Mancheater. Able to do atock Workshop. Car necessary, Street, 643-2171. GUITARIST will teach week- ALL HARDWOOD- Green. 1/2 PRICE ON GUITARS in­ work and paint mixiog. S 1/2 C.E.T.A, position, Lewis cluding Ovations, plus free up to... W lessons to beginners. Cut and split. $45.00 cord. day week with benefila. (^U Birthday Stein, 646-5718. EOE. ABSOLUTE BARGAINS! Delivered within 10 mile case with this ad. Carlos Popular Guitar and also Voice 64M111,, aak for Tony. Custom made draperies, slip­ Lessons taught at the same radius, $5.00. Call 74^759e. guitars 60% off. Rivers Music, PRINT SHOP-. Run small covers and upholstery. Budget time. Tired of boring, 7 Main Street, New Britain. TEACHERS AT ALL $50.00 per week press, some typing required. Terms Arranged. Call 289-&I 225-1977. Christmas layaways. traditional methods? I can LEVELS; Univeraal Apply Gaer Brothers, Inc. 140 or 646-1000. SEASONED HARDWOOD Marion make this experience Teachen, Box U31, Portland, Rye Street, South Windsor. SPECIAL - Over 1 1/3 cords. exciting, new and different! Ore. 972W. ■ 1920's SOLID MAPLE $95. cut and delivered. IS and A n d q u a t 40 $60,000 IN FOUR WEEKS Learn to play the favorite BEDROOM SET- Excellent 20” lengths. Tree b Stump songs you’ve always wanted APPLICATIONS BEING GUARANTEED. Send self- condition! $500. Vanity, Removal. Chipper Service. Garrison to learn. $7.00 hourly. Call 649- dresser, large head and foot­ Building Lots Cleared. Valvo TAKEN for Women to work in addressed stamped envelope SPEND YOUR EARLY EVENINGS to Michael Layton, P.O. Box 6502 after 3:30 p.m. board. 646-1163. Tree Service. Insured. Call packing room. Apply in peraon AN ASH TRAY FROM icklngCom- 8529, Shawnee Mission, KS. Bob 423-0283, or Bill 423-7963. at: Mancheater n e k ' SCOTTISH HIGHLAND PARIS'S FABULOUS pany, 34t Wethereil Street. WORKING FOR THE HERALD.... 66208. McGinn DANCE CLASSES. Openings DEN SET - Sofabed, chair and MAXINE'S outrageous hats in beginners and advanced. □MISC. FOR SALE rocker. Also Metal Wardrobe. marvelous 1930 silk clothing in SANDWICH MAKER mint condition boxes of all KENNEL PERSON- Vet Please call Diane Dubock Call 649-2763. WANTED- No experience Studio. 649-9475. shapes and sizes. AH kinds of assistant, mornings. Reply needed. Weekend hours. Call CALL JEAN Artlcln tor 81a 41 linens and lace, glassware, H i p W i t f d u Box F, Herald. 74^6»78, between « and 12 furniture and very strange a.m. OVER 200 45 RECORDS - Vin­ collectibles are all waiting for New Arrivah H E B R O N - L iv e -in tage 50s. Excellent condition. you at Red Goose Farm An­ RNS A LPNS- AU shlfu. FuU 647-9946 or Housekeepeper wanted to care □ REAL ESTATE WAITRESS WANTED - Call 646-3698. Will sell in­ tiques. Goose Lane Coventry. Airport Friday. The Vietnamese family Ehqierienced preferred. Apply and part time positions for elderlyrly couphcouple. Pleasant ALUMINUM Sheets used as dividually or by the lot. The Rev. William Pearling, right, pastor of available. Good wwking con­ ••••••it****************** Open Friday. Saturday. Sun­ Corner Soda Shop, Main St.. rural location. Telephone. 633- printing plates. .007 thick day 10-5 . 742-9137. St. Peter’s Episcopal Church in Hebron, which is sponsored by the church, arrived in LYNCH MOTORS ditions, in a modern 1084, or 228-9288 for interview. Homtt For Sale 23 Manchester, between 2 and 647-6947 ‘ ‘•••••will i 23x28tA” , 25 cents each or 5 BABY FURNITURE: High progressive facitity. Good welcomes Nguyen Van Ta and his wife Muoy, the United States from Cambodia. (UPI 3:30. NIANTIC - GIANTS NECK for$l. Phone 643-2711. Must be Chair $5„ Crib $35. Change THE PACK RAT - Antiques. benefits. Competitive wages. picked up before 11 a.m. Table $15. Stroller $8. 646-5(06 daughter tarn, 3, and son Gia, eight months, photo) Merry Christmas to all! A niy PART TIME TELLER- BEACH. 3 bedroom Ranch, Collectibles. Miscellaneous. TOYOTA PONTIAC CARPENTER WANTED for ONLY. after 5. Used Items. 40 Flora Road, in person- Mrs. Henry, Dim;- paneled living room, eat-in when they arrived at Bradley International Interior renovations. (off Route 85). Bolton. MANCHESTER, CT. tor of Nursing Sovices, Ver­ kitchen. 2 car garage, oil heat, Experience required. Full­ lovely quiet setting on dead­ CHAIN FALLS, tap and dye non Manor, 180 Regan Road, set, electric welder, acetylene 646-4321 time Position. Hourly rate. Monday, Thursday and end street, deeded beach FIREWOOD FOR SALE - Vernon. Elqual O ^rtunity outfit, aluminum ladder, Cali for interview, 232-6600. Friday. Call Marilyn Eden, rights. $79,900. Call exclusive Hardwood. 4-foot lengths. Employer. trailer tires, new electric □ RENTALS 289-6061. An Equal Opportuni­ agent, Carol C able-W ^ er, Seasoned. $65 cord. Green. $55 Coventry Department Active MATURE WOMAN for oc­ ty Employer P a rle y Co. Realtors. Equal generator, electric lawn- cord. Free Delivery. Cut and casional babysitting, evenings housing opportunity 443-4470 mower. Evenings, 633-7060 split also available. 871-9483. Rooms to r R ant 52 13 and weekends. References HAIRDRESSER: The Head H i p W a n fd Hip WatiM 13 H i p W pntod 13 H ip Wantod 13 ASSISTANT RESTAURANT preferred, 647-1139. Chop, Manchester Haircut­ B L A C K b W H IT E MANAGER WANTED- Good MANCHESTER - NEW FOR SALE BLACK Fireplace THOMPSON HOUSE- Cen­ ting, looking for progressive, PORTABLE TELEVISION During Four Month Period creative Cosmetologist RECEPTIONIST TYPIST BLACK It WHITE PASTE UP TEXAS' OIL COMPANY pay. Great benefits. 2 days LISTING. 8 room raised Screen with Brass Trim. 4 trally located. Downtown TEMPORARY WORKERS- SET- $30. Call 528-7212 BENTLEY SCHOOL- Noon preferably sslth following: in­ (Part Time) Work evenings ARTIST- Benefits include urgently needs dependable off. Call 389-5751 between 9 Ranch in prestige area. For­ feet by 34 inches. Equipped Manchester. Kitchen Assignments East of The anytime. date as soon as possible. before and after school. Marijuana Aide Supervisor. 11:30 a.m. to and Saturdays through April complete Insurance Program, person who can worK without and 5. mal dining room. 3 - 4 with drawstring, also un­ privileges Call 649-2358. COVENTRY — The town's police River for G erk / Typists and terested in long term career, 1:15 p.m.. $3.12 per hour. Call commission and benefits. For in local professional office. Profit Sharing Plan and other supervision in Manchester. bedrooms, family room. 2 1/2 matched fireplace set. Call department received m ore than 2,300 The chief also announced the use is kept down primarily by its high other office skilled wrsonnel DINING ROOM SET ■ 647-3&3 between 9 and 3. interview call 6266638. Must be pleasant, personable benefits. Ap^y In person to We train. Write T.N. Dick, baths, 2 fireplaces. 2 car gar­ 643-5684 2 ROOMS- Private entrance. calls for service over a recent four- resignation of Lieutenant Joseph cost of up to $40 an ounce, he beginning January 1960. Top and capable typist. Please (Juality Name Plate, Fisher Pres., Southwestern STOCK CLERK- Good oppor­ age. much more. The Hayes Colonial style, almost brand Mature male and female. One month period, according to a state­ Deslauries, who has served the theorized. company. Top pay, for top send resume to: tox FF, c/o Hill Rd. East Glastonbury. Petroleum, Ft. Worth, Tx. tunity for person willing to Corp., 646-0131. new. Cali. ^ 1 9 8 8 . with license for errands and skills. Call Lydia, Dunhifi ment by Chief Robert Kjellquist. department for m ore than a decade. Panelists advised parents to be on Manchester Evening Herald. work. Handle incoming and * TAG SALES meals. Call 649-5459. Temps, 289-4319. out-going merchandise. Also Over 150 serious crimes were D^lauries plans to take a position the lookout for signs of drug abuse in ADVERTISIN6 EXPERIENCED general stock work, 40 hour IN TOWN ^ ROOM FOR GENTLEMAN- reported and investigated during this with the town's highway department. their children. These include a Bowers School area 6 Kitchen privileges. Parking. RATES EXPERIENCED SANDWICH MACHINISTS week. Apply in person D & L, NO. 120 LESLIE SPEAKER- TAG SALE- December 27th. He is a resident of Carpenter Road. radical change of friends, secretive CARRIER NEEDED AUTOMOTIVE We have factory openings Manchester Parkadc. See Mr. room Colonial, 3 large thru December 30th., noon til Washer i dryer. Home Box time, he said. 1 D A Y ...... 14'aw ifani MAKERS wanted for cocktail WANTED ASSISTANT Complete with Attaching Kit. bedrooms, spacious Office Televsion. 643-5600. Among the crimes are holdups, In recent months Coventry has behavior, and withdrawal from fami­ lounge. Call 644-9637 between SECRETARY DEALER FOR THE for Machinists. Must be Buchas. Low, wood cabinet. Extended 6 p.m. Moving out of state. 3 DAYS front to back living been plagued by an outbreak of van­ 9 a.m. and 12 noon. MANCHESTER EVENING able to read blueprints and range, 12" speaker. Used lit­ Furniture, miscellaneous burglaries, auto thefts, and property ly activities. The police department 6 DAYS FURNISHED SLEEPING for For diversified clerical HERALD- 5 days per week. set up jobs. This Is a room, formal dining tle, liiie new. Please call 649- treasures. 20 Milford Road. theft. A total of 45 persons were dalism. Car windshields were or the town's social service director ROOM for mature gentleman. 26 DAYS PART 'HME. Want cash for duties Including Car For an appointment, Please growing company with BABYSITTER WANTED for room, and kitchen. UA 7862 after 5 p.m. Manchester. arrested for criminal offenses. smashed in the Brigham Tavern assist in making referrals to . Anderson, Uberty baths, fireplace. Quick Share modem bath Parking IS WORD, 12.10 aH i the holidays? For every day? B illin g at a b u s y call 647-9946. Ask for Jeanne. competitive rates and paid 9 hours a day for 16 month old Road and Cooper Lane areas, and rehabilitative agencies for concerned child. Good pay. Own occupancy. Walking GIANT TAG SALE Saturday, available No cooking. Securi­ “Traffic accidents still remain a HAPPY ADS *2.50 m It's easy with the phone in Automobile Dealership. fringe benefits. Phone & Biseioii Streets. transportation Call between 9 distance to ail schools: 29th, 10am 7pm . ty References. $150 monthly. problem,” the chief added, with 112 mailboxes were destroyed on South parents with problem children. your own home. Call 249-7773. 40-hour week, good pay 288-2717,orapplyat: IF YOU REALLY WANT and 4, 6434077. Asking $86,000. Manchester Mall. 611 Main II 643-2121 reported and investigated during the Street, Daley Road, and Bunker Hill Kjellquist attributed some recent Ctll Q9rtlnd9 plus fringe benefits. Call MORE ... more money, more NOBLE 5 WESTBROOK U5R REALTY CO., Inc 1972 ARCTIC CAT Street. quarter summarized. "A total of 115 Road. Damages in these incidents automobile accidents, involving teen­ I H e r a l d for Interview appointment satisfaction, more in­ 20 Wsstbrook 81. PART TIME TELLER- 843-2692 CHEETAH- In excellent con­ CLEAN. LIGHT persons have been summoned to were estimated at $2,000. agers, to drug or alcohol abuse. In­ CLASSIFIED AOVIRTIBINO at between 9 and 4. dependence. more challenge, East Hartford, Ct. 061 OS Traince or experience, Roaenr o. murdock dition. Please call 649-2094; HOUSEKEEPING- Room, Dogt-BIrdt-Pati 43 com pletely furnished court for motor vehicle violations.” Arson has been another problem on surance companies estimate that up PART TIME EVENINGS- more happiness, we need you Afi tqual Opportynitf Emptopwr Ellington Office, &uth Wind­ keep trying. Manchester. Light duty 647-9046 or 647-0947 M S -5138, in Manchester area. sor Blank b Trust Co., to work Utilities and Heat included. In addition, during the boating the uprise. Two Lake Street buildings to one-half of all motor vehicle ac­ HOME SWEET HOME - janitor cleaner. 5 evenings per EitMMiMi IM Regardless of experience, Thursday 11 to 5. and Friday Mature women, call 649-0307. season, 46 contacts were made with near the Coventry Roller Carnival cidents involve drunk drivers. Lost and F o u n d week. Ideal for retirM or write G. S. Read, American TYPISTS / CLERK - Needed 11 to 7. Call Mr. Klopfer, 872- Complete health-guard vessels by marine officers. Recently were torched deliberately, according Troy felt that more recreational semi-retired. Call 6465334. This Is 8 wondsrful opportunity to own Lubricant, Box 696. Dayton, ^ our large client company, 8547. An Equal Opportunity COLONIAL - 8 rooms, 2 1/2 facilities. Cats also. Canine Apartmantt For Rant 53 LOST - MALE KITTEN 5- 1972 ALOUETTE lay I Kjellquist received word from State to Coventry fire officials. The roller activities could be made available to your own busirtoss, bo your own boss, Ohio 45401. Blast of the River. Temporary Employer. baths, first floor panelled months-old, orange tiger, assignments beginning family room with fireplace SNOWMOBILE- Good condi­ Road , Mainchester. 646-5971 L(X)KING for anything in real rink was spared because of young people within the town to Commissioner of Environmental brown collar, vicinity Strant snd hsvo your own sponillng monoyl January 1980. Call Lydia now. and large deck. Formal dining tion. Recently rebuilt Call estate rental - apartments, Protection Stanley Pac that an­ aluminum foil which had been placed decrease the mobility that may lead St. Call 6466556. Dunhill Temps, 2894319 PERSON FOR GENERAL room. 4 bedrooms. 2 car gar­ 649-2094; keep trying. 6 MONTH OLD MALE IRISH homes, multiple dwellings? ticipated federal and state reim­ behind vinyl siding on the Lake Street to drug usage. Other panelists urged LAUNDRY AND DIAPER HOUSECLEANING ■ Ap­ age. Wooded lot. walk out SETTER - Only to good subur­ No fees Call J.D. Real Estate RCA COLOR TV- 21 " Console. ban home Call 242j0698 or 568- bursement for enforcement of facade. better communication between Announcomontt 3 SERVICE needs folderess DIETARY AID: Full time proximately 4 hours, bi­ basement Group I. Philbrick Associates. Inc. 646-1980 full or part time. AM and PM. CMMEIWS) NEEDED and Part time, some weekly. Own transportation. Agency, 646-4200. 1 medium and 1 full size 6604 Connecticut's boating laws and Drug and alcohol abuse is also on parents and youngsters. ATTENTION TOTALPHONE Call 2^1527. weekends. Apply in person, 646-3236. Guitar Call 643-9044 NEW THREE ROOM regulations might be forthcoming. the rise among Coventry teen-agers, Coventry's increasing problems SUBSCRIBERS! Do you need East Hartford Convalescent MANCHESTER MANOR - BOX STALLS. TRAILS- Blue APARTMENT- All “ It was anticipated that ap­ as reported at a recent panel discus­ with crime, vandalism, automobile help receiving your calls? SALESMAN- Opportunity for Probate Notice FOR THE F0LL0WM6: Home, 745 Main Street, East Victorian Style 3 bedrooms, ALL HARDWOOD- Cut, split Seal Feeding Program Ring appliances. Carpeting, air Probate Notice DRAFTSMEN - Knowledge of into 2 foot lengths. $45 a proxim ately $130,000 would be sion sponsored by the Parent Ad­ accidents, and drug and alcohol Temporary or permanent. exciting position. Knowledledge NOTICE TO CREDITORS Hartford, Ct. double garage. Kids and pets with lights. Pastures. Daily conditioning Parking for 2 Personal Attention ... Very of stoves' helpful. Base plus ESTATE OF CHARLES H. NOTICE TO CREDITORS 11 to 46 Lilac S tr ^ Building Construction Trades pickup truck load delivered turnouts. Rockville. Call 875- cars. Call Peterman Agency, available for the towns in the state," visory Council at the high school. abuse mirror a national upswing in ok. $200. (51-41) Rental Reasonable. 2336991 or 247- commission. Full medical EOGERLY. Jr. iks CHARLES H ESTATE OF EDITH SIMPSON. COOK: FULL TIME, helpful, will consider training Assistors, 236-5646. small fee. 742-9815; keep trying 9954, or 875-0272 ; 742-9653 649-9404, or 646-1171 EDGERLY. deccutd Pac said, “ and that most of this Among the panelists were Kjellquist, these areas. The panelists did not get 8623.____ benefits. Paid vacation. Call 19 to 32 Tnmbuil Street; E xperience in institution the right person with some The Hob Wllllun E. PttiGcraM. Tba Hob. WUUam E. FItiGerald. drafting experience. Liberal money would be federal funds from the school's assistant principal into how broader socioeconomic ...... Mrs. Gray 525-1931 Jodie, at Ibe Coirt ol Probate. Jidge, of Ua Coart of Probata, cooking preferred, but Uie United States Coast Guard.” He William Troy, Perception House problems contribute to this pattern— DUtrIct at llaadieatcr at a baartaii Oliirtct of MatTbaalir at a baarte 11 to 44 Griswold Street; training will be given. Apply Company Benefits. 871-1111. □ EMPLOYMENT COCKTAIL WAITRESSES - held oo December as. im ordered Uut held oo Dacamber SI, ISIS ordwod tM in person Blast Hartford Con­ added that now no federal funds are worker Harold Daebritz, and Smokey for example, an increase in violence all clalml amt be pee lent ed to tbe all cUlm maal bt priiialii to tka REGARDLESS OF Earn up to $200 a week. fidlcnarT oo or before Marcb X. IMO 331 to 470 Center Streep valescent Home, 745 Main Business & Service expected and that “ the state's Orcutt, a counselor at Rockville such as terrorist attacks In various fldociar, oo or belore Marcb IS. IISO EXPERIENCE or education, Experienced or will train. or be barred u b, taw provided. or be bwTod u law prerldad. Street, East Hartford, Ct. boating revenue has also declined." General Hospital. countries and the national trauma H i p Wanted 13 Apply 330 Ledyard Street, Pearl J. Haltmaa, A l J . HaBiom. phis Roosevelt & Linooln Street Texas Refinery Corp. offers Aaa't. Clert AaaX dart Pac is still exploring the problem and Troy felt a substantial number of caused by rising inflation and Hartford. you an excellent opportunity TOOLMAKERS - Machinists. Tbe nduciary If: Tba ndoctarr M: to achieve high income plus Elaine Barbara Hodeao WaHar R. Farinaoa promised to send Kjellquist an up­ students used drugs and/or alcohol deepening recession. Call 647-9946, or 647-9947 EXPERIENCED cash bonuses and benefits in Apply 81 Commerce Street, PLASTIC INSPECTOR - Szefda Road. IM Gartb Rd.. Maarbtalrr, CT 0X 00 Manchester area. Write H.F. Glastonbury. PTG Opening for first shift Q C per­ Colombia. Coon 0SJJ7 OSS. 11 0S7 U Pate, Box 711, Ft. Worth, COMPANY. 'Telephone 633- son to take over a small in­ Ask for Gerlinde NURSE MDES Texas 76101 7831. spection departm ent in a Fingerprinting Not Mandated busy, growing, molding and WAITRESSES AND CERAMIC TILE MECHANIC mold making company. A NEEDED NOTICE HOSTESS. Part time days. - Experienced only. Top good general knowledge of start off tha ntw year with your To provida Hurting Cara Apply at Tacorral. 246 Broad wages, ^ p ly : Atlas Tile, 1862 plastics, measuring in­ PUBLIC HEARING In private homaa and Street, Manchester. For Massage Job Applicants Benin 'Tpke., Wethersfield, struments, gauges, and own buainoaa & apanding monayl Madical FaciliUaa. Part 5636151. blueprint reading required. ADDITIONAL APPROPRIA'nONS tima, lull tima. Conaldara- C O O K S A N D Capable of checking work Put your apart aftomoon tima to BOARD OF DIRECTORS Uon givan to prtteronca DISHWASHERS. Part time VERNON — Fingerprints sent to applicants for massage parlor jobs. parlors are operated. RN-LPN wanted for 3 p.m .-ll within close tolerences, filling ■TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT good advantagal nights. Apply at Tacorral. 246 Sttvlcaa Ottarad 31 Building Contracting 33 Booling-Blding-Chimnay 34 the U.S. Department of Justice, FBI, He said he expects this will cut down Vassilopoulos said he will be p.m. and 11 p.m-7 a.m.-shifts. out inspection reports, oh—Location and Hourt. S arvfcu O tta ra d Broad Street. Manchester. on the waiting time for applicants. checking out the existing parlors ear­ Apply director of nursing. customer liaison and exer­ NO FEE r WEEKLY PAY to be checked were returned un­ Notice is hereby given that the Board of Directors, Town of SNOW PLOWING- Free es­ TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY Salmonbrook Convalescent cising good judgment. Please For Information call A stec checked to the towns health officer. The town passed a revised ly next month to see how they are Manchester, Connecticut, arlU hold a Public Hearing in tbe WAITRESSES. Part time timates. reasonable rates Home, off House Street, call Mr. Silver at 563-1475 for 643-9519 Carpentry and general con­ massage parlor ordinance last fall coming along with moving toward nights. Apply at Tacorral. 246 Manchester area. 649-3349. Chimney Charles Vassilopoulos, health of­ Glastonbury. Please call 633- appointment. Hearing Room at the Municipal Building, 41 Center Street, MACHIM i 3t s w a n t e d tracting. Residential and ficer, said the fingerprints were sent and gave existing massage parlors 90 complying with the ordinance. 5244. Manchester, Connecticut, Tuesday, January 8, 1980, at 8:00 Broad Street. Manchester. commercial. Whether it be a Siveep f 2nd a 3rd Shift 32 small repair job, a custom for two applicants, for a manager's days to comply with its provisions. The ordinance states that the GRIT BLASTERS WANTED- P.M. to consider and act on the folhming: AID A ASSISTANCE Income Tax Services I P»'nMnB-P8p«ring m mm PACKER/DELIVERY MAN - built home or anything in Si B onais NURSES AIDES wanted for Experienced Preferred. Call of Norlii EMtorn Com. position and the position of The revisions limit operating cubicles where the massagists work Proposed additional appropriation to Special Grants, Fund 81, • Iridgsport Opsratort • CMC Turning Center Operstors Nights. 1 a.m. to 9 a m.. Apply PAINTING - Interior and full time on all shifts. Apply for appointm ent 633-9474. 357 Em I ContMT 8t. between, call 646-13W. massagist, for local massage hours, establish training must have windows in them at least director of nursing. Salmon- Police Department • Lithe Opertton • NC Qnthnitic Operators at Bess Eaton. 150 Center exterior, paperhanging, Connecticut Hardface, A Manchaator •t tkiBMf. firi$ 18 by 18 inches and not m ore than ...... •...... $4,900 Street, IN C O M E T A X excellent work references CARPENTRY b MASONRY- ■itiMt ■•kill I parlors. requirements for masseuses, and brook Convalescent Home, off Metalizing Corp., Glaston­ • Jm lere Operaton • Deburring Persons PREPARATION SERVICE - Free estimates Fully in­ Additions and Remodeling. Vassilopoulos said the FBI said raise the application fee, plus set four and one-half feet off the floor House Street, Glastonbury. bury. (or continuation of Project known as "Traffic Services Butmu • m Opwatirs Please call 633-5244. - Phase II ", to be funded by a Grant from tbe SUte Depart­ At your home. 20 Years sured Martin Matson. 649- Free estimates. Call Anthony Im $aiwsri there is no statute in this state that forth several provisions for how the and the window must not be covered. ment of Transportation, Office of Highway Safety. Please call fo r apMintment or apply In person to Experience! Dan Mosler. 649- 4431 Squillacote 649-0811 Itim M i requires the fingerprinting of C A R P E N T E R OR 3329. or 525-8263. BABYSITTER NEEDED- EXPERIENCED 11$ M KM i V , Proposed additional appropriation to General Fund Budget A4W PAINTING Contrac­ Monday through Thursday, 3 CARPENTER’S HELPER Le-IMI Corporation OFFICE HELP 1979-80, Library tors. Quality painting and p.m. to 10 p.m. Own transpor­ WANTED - Call Tim Connelly ~ FIRST CLASS CARPENTRY IM TunnM Road paper hanging at reasonable S 4 M 1 3 0 ' ™ ^ * tation. Can 6496022. Frii V ' at 646-1379 after 6:00 p.m. Vernon, Conn. 06066 CiM TREE SERVICE - Free - Remodeling and Additions. Lobster Laws Antiquated weekends anytime. to be funded from proceeds of used Book Sale. Opening for person in office. Must be rates. Fully insured. Free Kitchens and Rec Rooms. 35 estimates, discount senior TalaphoiM 87V1244 Estimates Call Wayne 649- A U TO M E C H A N IC Proposed additional appropriation to Fire Dtstricl Special Fund citizens. Company years' experience' For Free SHEET METAL WORKER - 7696 Estimates, call 646-4239. AUGUSTA, Maine (UPI) - In his article, Dow said the first without there leave.” WANTED- Semi skilled per- Budget 197980 Manchester-owned and SPECIALIZING cleaning and Experienced. Soldering etc. able to type accurately, should have Dow said the regulations enacted son, with tools, to perform ^ ...... I9JOO.OO operated. Call 646-1327 repairing chimneys, roofs, Regulations pertaining to Maine regulation passed concerning PERSONAL Paperhanging FARRAND REMODELING - Call 528-2101. new roofs. Free estimates. 30 lobsters have been in force nearly lobsters, the Great Pond Ordinance since 1823 without scientific basis in­ light repair for (or additional refunds to Buckland Area, to be financed from un- experience In collections and have a for particular people, by Dick. Cabinets. Roofing. Gutters, B4M TREE SERVICE- years Experience. Howley. two centuries, many for less than cluded minimum and maximum size ' appropriated fire district special fund surplus. Call 643-5703 anytime. Room Additions, Decks, All of 1641, "furnished tbe foundatiop for t lm e .^ jo y ^ ^ f f u . Aroly^ Specialist in tree and stump 643-5361. scientific reasons, a state marine of­ subsequent legislation.” It provided laws which remain today the main working with an excellent sup­ person at: Lynch M tors. Proposed additional appropriation to Educational Special pleasant voice. Will train right per­ removal. Free estimates. Upes of Remodeling and porting staff. Very pleasant Senior citizen discount. 24 Repairs. Free estimates. Ful­ ficial writes in the January issue of in part: source of contention between Maine In c., 345 C enter S treet, GranU, Fund 41, to Implement tbe Youth Service Department PROFESSIONAL PAINTING atmosphere. Good wages and Manchester. tiour. year round service. 643- ly insured Phone 643-6017. National Fisherman. and New Hampshire because the Delinquency Prevention Program in four elementary Schools son. 30 hours per week. Company - Interior and exterior. “ Every Inhabitant that is a house benefi'its. Please call Doris 7285. SPECIAL WINTER ■ CHIMNEY CLEANING J ...... $25,000.00 Commercial and residential. Since statehood was gained in 1820, holder shall have free fishing and limits differ between the states. B la in , RN, Director of $370 / THOUSAND FOR CARRIER HEEDED RATES! to be financed by Grant from tbe Ckxmecticut Justice (kxnmls- benefits. Write work experience and Free estimates. Fully in­ ■ • Vary Claan Work I '"a flood of regulations has been fowling in any »eat ponds and Changes in lobster fishing and can­ Nurses, 646-0129. ENVELOPES YOU MAIL. LEON CIESZYNSKI « Mmy Ralarancao Blon, State of Connecticut. sured 6464879. _ __ X * I created without benefit of biological Bayes, Coves and Rivers, so far as ning laws were made during each Postage paid. Free applica­ E X P E R T PAINTING and BUILDER- New Homes. Ad- iI • Dlllgant b Caraful a LATHE OPERATORS - With Proposed additional appropriation to General Fund Budget salary desired. Our employees know LANDSCAPING Specializing ditions. Remodeling, Rec • • Sataty Impaellen Includad ■ or other scientific considerations,” the sea ebbes and flows within the legislative session in tbe 1870's and tion. FA&CO, Dept. Si, 732 J.P. LEWIS b SON- Custom 2 years' experience. Good Don Ron, St. Louis, MO. 63123. To deliver Dollar Severe in the in Exterior House Painting. Rooms, Garages, Kitchens 1880's, which Dow attributed to "the 1979W, Recreation Department Decorating. Interior b writes Robert L. Dow, liaison preslncts of tbe towne where they benefits. Salary DMotlable. of this ad. Box Q, Manchester Tree pruning, spraying, Remodeled, (Teilings, Bath ...... $2,800.00 following areas in Mancheater... Exterior Painting. QREQ between the Maine Marine decline of the coastal economy, con­ Hawk Precision (?o., 303 mowing, weeding. Calf 7u- Tile, Dormers, ------tooling,^ dwell ... provided that this shall not nE L D SERVICE REP. A to puithiiie dilrta for tbe Youth Soccer Program, to be financed Paperhanging b Remodeling, I Resources Department and tbe New servation problems and tbe competi­ Burnham Street, East Hart­ Evening Herald, Manchester. 7947. Residential or Oommerciaa). , the be extended to give leave to any man leading manufacturer in the by fees to be collected. Kitchens, Recreation Rooms. ford, telephone 528-9645. 6494291. [ chimney England Regional Fisheries Manage­ to come upon others’ proprietie tion between canners and tbe dealers Word Processing Industry, Call 649-9658. Amend Park Curfew Ordinance by addiUon of Towinmoed land BRICK, BLOCK, STONE ment Council. engaged in tbe live lobster trade.” h u a vacancy in Its Products RARE OPPORTUNITY - AREA I Fireplaces, concrete. ■ SWEEP , Service Organization for a abutting Union Pond. LEE PAINTING - Interior A year-round minimum size of 10 OWN YOUR OWN (Tiimney repairs. No job too b Field Service RepresenUUve. Copy of tbe Amendment may be teen in the Town Clerk's Office Exterior. "Check My Rate CARPENTRY - All types of 6 4 9 - 1 4 3 1 ^ 1/2 Incbes overall len ^ was im­ BUSINESS. Distributor for Waddell Rd. small. Save! Call 644-n56 for RespooalbiliUes wUI include during business hours. Before You Decorate". repairs. Porches, Decks, Tool Fire Damages Home posed in 1896, w hich has been Kodak film, Duracell Foley St. estimates. Sheds, and Gutters. Doors and Batteries, G.E., Sylvinia and Ih ei^ U aU oa . malnlanance Dependable. Fully Insured. credited with ending Maine's lobster repair of Word Procesaing Proposed Manchester Winter Energy Plan describing: Windows Hung. Celling other photo pr^ucti needed and 646-1653. Dudley 8t. APPLICATIONS Repaired and Painted. CaU Haating-Plumbing 35 VERNON — A fire Thursday night plants growing in the celler of the conning industry, In your area. No selling. Ser­ Equipment at customer 1 - Problons caused by fuel shortages and increased energy extensively damaged an upstairs building. The method of measurement and vice top Retailers under faclUtles. The corp w tjon coats. AREA II DAN SHEA PAINTING b an^ime, 6434130. promotes from within, NO JOB TOO SMALL - Toilet apartment at 66 Franklin St., Fire exclusive contract establiibed 2 — The manner In which the Town will deal with tbeie NOW BEING ACCEPnO FOR ARE YOUR GUTTERS DECORATING- Interior b Tbe fire is under investigation of legal size limits have been changed p r o v i ^ outstanding a n w - Loomis 81. EHiterior. Also: Wallpapering. “ REMODELING" - Kitchens, repairs, plugged drains, Oiief Donald Maguda said. by us. High immediate in­ problems. STOPPED UP? Call kitchen faucets replaced, William Johnson, tbe town’s fire several times since 1907. 'tunltles Tor advancement. We "Manchester Gutter" Today Quality Craftsmanship! Call bathrooms, Rec Rooms, come minunum required In- Bilyeu 8t. ★ niRCHAm (mxs ★EXPEDITERS repaired, rec rooms, M agi^ said the alarm came in marshal. offer a continuoui training 3— Town plans to use the Grant provided under PubUc Act #79 for a FREE Estimate. 646-5^. repair work, ceiling Dow laid the “double gauge” vestment $9,975. 106% profit batoroom remodeling, heat about 8 p.m. and the scene was program, specialised 11. Canterbury 8t. Thorough cleaning of Gutters specialist, ceramic tile, lobster measure setting minimum as structure. Call between 8 AM ★ INSPECTORS ★STOCKCLERKS modernization, etc. Free schooling, as well as field 6 - Tbe manner In which the Town will provide outreach to per­ and Down Spouts. 649-7952. sneetrocking, painting. secured about 9 p.m. There was no RoyalIgnoraacc well as maximum size umlts became A 5 PM, 1-I096S96S67. Or Apply In person, 8 a.m. to 11 a.m.; and 1 p.m. to 4 WHEN SERWCE COUNTS. Estimate gladly given. M & M write: American Film training throughout your sona a years of age and over and perMot physically dliabied Building Contracting 33 damage to the downstairs apart­ law In 19SS — "on tbe unaclentiflc career; To qualifir you s ^ p.m. Ed 560-1021. Plumbing b Heating. 649-2871. P rocessin g , In c., 1935R for the purposes of countering winter energy programs. WATERPROOFING ment, Maguda said. Due to ignorance of the assumption that large lobatert con­ have a civilian or military WES ROBBINS Carpentry •#•••••••••••••••••#•••••• English language, the Ger­ Hoover Court, B'ham, AL Please Call Laralne at Hatchways, foundation In copnection with the investiga­ electronic training or of the above may be seen in the Town Clerk’s Office remodeling specialist. Ad­ **##»••••••••••••••••••••• Flooring 30 man-bom Hanoverian kings stituted a more desirable breeding 35226. cracks, tile lines, sump e x p e r t ^ in Analog, Difltal [ busineH hours. pumps, gravity feeds, window ditions, rec rooms, dormers, RooRng-aidlng-Chlmnay 34 tion of the fire, Raymond P. LaC r^, allowed much of their power stock .’ ’ AOAMS INOUSTRIESp Inc. FLOORSANDING <> Circuits. Microprocessor wells. 30 years' experience. built-ins, bathrooms, SO, of that address, was charged with to fall under the control of The minimum legal size is now S S- CLERK; GENERAL James R. McCavanagh, Secretary 340 Prograaa Driva REFINISHING- Floors like knowledge helpful. For more a 742-5549 64.1-4953. 8 1 ^ 1 3 . kitchens, 649-3446. BIDWELL HOME Improve­ possession of cannabis-type sub­ subordinates and ministers, 16 inches and the maximum size 5 in­ OFFICE. Adding, filing, et infornuium call b e t w ^ 9 Board of Directors ment Co. Expert installation new! Specializing in older thus spawning the concept of cetaa. 40 hour week. Araly; at Maoebester, Connecticut thii 21th day of December, floors. Natural an stained stance. ches, both measured from the rear of and 4. Mr. John Hatch, 563- SNOW PLOWING - Residen- of aluminum siding gutters government by political par­ Gaer Brothers, 140 Rye 9336. Equal Opportunity 1979 /- and trim. Roofing installation floors. No waxing anymore! Police said they found what they the eye socket to tbe rear of tbe body tial or small commercial. Call John Verfaille. 646-5750. ty. Street, South Windsor. Employer. 06912 . Butch after 5 PM. 649-2530: Call Gary Cushing 345-2009. and repairs 649-6495, 871-2323. termed “ suspected marijuana" shell. EVENING HERALD. Sat.. Dec. 29, 1979 - 15 1 4 - EVENING HERALD. Sat.. D«c. 29, 1979 Peanuts — Charlea M. Schulz' ■kiiir-k-k-k-k-k-k’kitif-k-kir-k-k-kitii-k-kit-kitit’k-k-k-k-k-k-k-k-k^k-k-k^-k-kr-k'k'k-k-k'k-k'k-k-k-kiritir-kirir-kit-k-k-kir-k-k-kif^ CHRI5T)MA5I50VK,BUT ITHlNKlMeOINeTDaE Anpahappyneu ACROSS DOV^N Answer to Previous Puzzle Dear Abby ABLE TO KEEP THIS 600P ( w h o c a r e s ? I STILL F£EL JOVFUL VfeARTO YOU,TOO.' 1 Cmsowary 1 Electric fish p A t E. F£aJN6AB0VTMV5£LF 4 CitV'On the 2 Open for 0 N E tiJ l By Abigail Van Buren ANPEVERCONEFORA Amo discussion p 0 W 8 Cone4>aaring 3 Biblical 1 H N REAL L0N6 TIME... preposition □C3D CSnD • trae ananGDon nQuu C a ll 643-2711 12 Long period 4 Febrile □□□ Dnn GGDIDD C * " ' M 3-2711 I .V of time 6 Written □□DDD nan o g g 13 Garment piece avowal of • □ncjD nnannnnci 14 Charitable or­ debt □ G G □ □ □ ganization 6 Swerve DEAR ABBY: 1 married five weeks ago for the second (■bbr.) 7 Moequito timt. 1 brought a houseful of furniture to the marriage, plus 15 Plot of land genus FRANK AND ERNEST a car and a good salary. He brought his clothes and his 16 Regretted 8 Communion •••••••••••••••••••••••••• salary, which is only slightly larger than mine. While we Priacllla’t Pop Ed Sullivan 17 Christs vessel Aptrtmtntt For Hont 53 Aportmontt For Ront S3 Autos For Safa Si Aufot For Sale 51 birthdiy 9 At this 30 Percolate were courting. I provided the transportation. He picked up slowly 51 Gambling the tab for an occasional meal or movie. Regardless. I truly THE AIR POLLUTION 18 Priests moment gama I THINK I'LL vestmsnt 32 Impel love him and have sacrificed for him. Now, after the five IS REALLV A1NFUL, 10 College 53 Long ago SOUTH WINDSOR large HIGH PERFORMANCE AND 1967 CHRYSLER NEWPORT, Z 'M R A TH ER STAV IN 20 Network 33 "Auld Lang EAST HARTFORD - weeks, things are souring. ISN'T rr? V athletic group 65 Shekespear- Colonial for rent, 4 bedrooms. ECONOMY. Modified 1/6 For­ good running condition. Best TORAV.' 22 Sup 11 Direction Dynamite 2 bedrooms, He watches TV constantly-5:30 p.m. to 1 or 2 a.m. 36 Minufactured 2 baths, full basement, mula Ford Pinto. 0-60 6 offer. Call after 4 p.m. 649- a m b i v a l e n t A go (/r 23 Arrival-time 19 Rent out een villein overlooking park. $200. (5311). (Bathroom breaks only.I He usually falls asleep in the easy ITPOESN'T guest (abbr.} products carpeting, applianced kitchen, Rental Assistors, 236-5646, seconds, 30 mpg., suspension 2883. SEEM TOO BAt?.' 21 Sandwich 56 Maw pool, attractive neighborhood. radial spoilers. Excellent con­ METRIC.'— ^ Z m e a s u r e chair I provided, watching the TV 1 provided, and stays 25 Snow coaster type (abbr.) 39 Month (abbr.) 57 Peddle small fee. 27 Wholes 41 Various 1750 monthly. Call John 649- dition. fm S. 646-7536. there until morning. 24 Eagle's nett 59 Compass 31 Stumbiet 44 Fraa 4917. FOUR ROOM APARTMENT g o T ON t h e He isn't an alcoholic (yeti, but if there's liquor in the 34 Scottiih cap 26 Work unit point 1971 FORD VAN- Excellent house, he devours it. However, if there is none, he won’t go O 27 Mormon State 46 Flat hat in 4 family house. Quiet STUDDED SNOW TIRES- 35 Equipage 61 Patriotic CENTRALLY LOCATED 3 neighborhood, close to shops motor. Standard shift. Priced OTTHER h a n d X ONLY out and buy more. He's too lazy to move. He started out (arch.) 28 Wheel hub 48 Wizan With mounts. Originally on 29 Emulation monogram room apartment with heat, and busline. $275.00. for quick sale, $650. Also: 1971 helping around the house, but slacked off after the first (■‘L, 37 Indiana city 50 Saga hot water and parking. Ideal AUOTN- Automatic, air con­ 1973 Plymouth Duster. 38 KMoly Appliances supplied. No Excellent condition. May fi( IVEi6 H d 3 .6 . week. He leaves a bag of trash in front of the door for three 1 2 3 4 1 1 7 1 1 10 11 for quiet, single adult. No utilities. Call 649-4792 dition^. 48,000 original miles. or four days. (I refuse to take it out.) He does absolutely i desirous other mid-size Plymouths. children or pets. Security. evenings. $m . Both can be seen at 24 nothing for me. I fix all his meals and do 100 percent of the 40 Affirmations 12 13 14 $230 monthly Call after 5:00 ••••••«•••«•■••••••••••••• North Street. Asking $100. Please call 42 Qusntity of Charlie at 528-4670; keep housework. 1 have a full time job. 1 would like children, but coal 16 16 17 p.m . 643-0580. Homes tor Rent 54 who needs more work? 1975 MERCURY MONTEGO trying. 43 Mixed (pref.) Did'he marry me to get a comfortable home and a free 45 Forego 11 16 20 12 4 ROOMS ti SUNPORCH- MX- Excellent condition, low Autoa For Sale 8* Autoa For S ale. SI Trucks tor Sale 62 Uotorefctaa-Blerelaa 54 11 1 Appliances and parking. No mileage. Quadrophonic * cook and housekeeper in exchange for a token amount of Captain Easy — Crooka S Lawranca 47 Tan 23 26 26 love? He's a good and thoughtful lover, but as for everyday 49 Actress Gabor ■ utilities Nice neighborhood. stereo6 track, power steering 1970 MAVERICK, Automatic 1978 HARLEY DAVIDSON - 50 Triton 6 ROOM HOME with A GOOD SELECTION OF 1971 FORD F-250 PICKUP- chores —forget it! He's worse than my first husband. Please 6(MAT9l P)PW'T -iWU JU9T HEAR 27 21 26 32 33 $300 monthly, plus security / brakes, one owner. 872-6528, 1978 FORD- 4 door Crew Cab. 2 door sedan. New paint, no LOW RIDER. 2500 miles, 52 Thirty 1 fireplace Old Forge, New QUALITY Reconditioned pre­ Excellent condition. Power evaluate the situation. Perhaps I'm too close to it. ME TELL YOU IT'S PAHSeROUf Available Januarv 1st. Call 633-5310. or 6596508. 4 wheel drive. Power steering. rust, reconditioned 73,000 owned automobiles. We want 100% stock and in excellent 54 Clistic stories 34 L37 649-5604 York. Very warm Loads of steering and brakes. DOUBTFUL TO eO PETTIN0 TIflE— 1 ■ 6 cylinder. Regular fuel, dual shape. $4500. 7426788. 56 Ache snow Great for the Olympic miles. 6 cylinder, good gas you to be one of our satisfied Automatic transmission. Will sTI M 1 CHEVY NOVA 1971- $675 or tanks. Excellent. 4 speed. mileage, w interiz^, snow customers. Come see us 60 Possessive THREE ROOMS- Second goers, and snowmobilers, first offer. Good running con­ trade for four wheel drive. pronoun 1 1 Good gas mileage. Call 649- tires. $850. 742-9384 evenings. before you buy. Manchester $1995. 6466557, after 6:00 p.m. 1975 HONDA SUPER SPORT DEAR DOUBTFUL: Pm also doubtful. If you can't get 43 « 1 46 floor For adult couple or cross country and down hill dition. Snow tires. Call 646- 2094; keep trying. 750- Kerker headers. KNN ' him to change his ways, your resentment is apt to build until 62 Exist 1 1 skiing. Walking distance. Call Honda, 24 Adams Street, 63 Hard mstal 47 41 mature single only. No pets. 7907. Manchester. filters. Oil cooler. Much * it erupts. Then will come the moment of truth. Is having a Security required Excellent 649-2094. keep trying. 64 Bear (Let) 1 1974 TORINO- Power Steering more! $1500. 6436076 before 2 ' “good and thoughtful lover" in residence worth the price 60 81 63 LL 5S 66 87 1971 IMPALA, One owner. 65 Girl (tl.) L location T J Crockett, CHEVY NOVA 1975- 3 speed, and Power Brakes, AM-FM p.m. you're paying? Only YOU can answer that question. ■ 1 Realtor. 643-1577 COLUMBIA- Small 2 bedroom floor shift, bucket seats. 48,- Excellent mechanical condi­ 66 Geomatricai 66 60 61 63 Radio. 649-1101. Trucks tor Sale 62 figure 61 home on 6 acres. $300 000 miles. $2250, or best offer tion. many new parts. All vpora- monthly Call 228-3053, for repair records available. High DEAR ABBY: I read that it’s an old Chinese custom to 67 Chime 63 64 6S MOBILE HOME- One 633-7345. 1979 MONTE CARLO- Must GMC 1972 1 TON UTILITY Mobileblla HornetHi 65 68 Night bird j bedroom Bolton Partly fur­ further details mileage. $475 . 646-1841. 1971 INTERNATIONAL PICK * settle up all debts before New Y’ear's Day. I think the people sell due to illness. PS, PB, AC, TRUCK- Has the reading UP- 8 cylinder. With snow 66 67 68 nished Working single adult. 1974 PLYMOUTH FURY- 4 of the world can learn a valuable lesson from the Chinese, AM-FM Radio, Rust proofed. enclosed b o ^ , with side com­ plow, 4 wheel drive. Asking 1977 DODGE MAXI VAN- don't you? *3 No children, pets. Lease 643- door Sedan. 440 V8 engine. Mini Motor Home. Fulljr self- Custom Mud Guards, Rally 1973 FORD COUNTRY partments. Excellent for con­ $2800. Please call 643-1942 , ILLINOIS READER 2880 Heavy duty Police Crusier Wheels, Sport Mirrors, 6,000 SQUIRE WAGON - $600. Call tractor. 7:30a.m. to5:30p.m.. after 5:30 p.m., ask for John. contained. Sleeps 4. Air and Equipment. Call 643-8961. miles. Call 633-2147. 6496246. 633-0249. Keep trying. toilet. $7900. Call 6496246. TWO WORKING GIRLS . DEAR READER: That's easy for the Chinese to do. They Win at bridge Looking for third girl to share * don't have Christiruu the week before New Year's Day. Alley Oop — Dave Qraue 3 bedroom Ranch in quiet * Manchester Residential Area. J DEAR ABBY: My daughter and son in law smoke pot, and WHAT IS THAT DON’T/...C»ME o n ! LETB Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag Rent includes almost ■ readily admit to smoking it in the presence of their 4-year- FUL LOOKING J4T / GET OUT OF HERE BEFORE rrSEES everything, call 643-8284 alter Offfces-Storei for Rant 55 J old son. This has me terribly upset. I've talked to my THING, OOOLA? 5 p.m. Skillful defense defeats PROFESSIONAL ■ daughter about it and her attitude is "Why hide it from him? BUSINESS OFFICE • It's healthier not to do things on the sly. Besides, we want FIVE ROOM APARTMENT- ■ him to grow up knowing what it's all about." Second floor. Heat. Hot BUILDING - Approximately he needed to have South duck 2600 square feet, with ample J I just can't believe her attitude, Abby! When my little at trick one. Water, Washer Dryer NORTH hookups. Appliances, No pets. parking. Close to Center, • grandson told me that his mother smoked "joints." I was So East is in with the king • shocked that he even knew what it meant. Wouldn't you ♦ 94 of clubs. It now becomes nec­ One Child References. hospital and new court VK 10 3 Security. $290 month. 643- building. For info, call 568- • think 30 yearK)ld parents would know better? Am I not essary for East to decide that « K J« his partner's lead was not a 2544 7658 or 871-0401. Z justified to feel as I do? ♦ AJ033 ; DISTRAUGHT MOTHER singleton. He comes to that BUILDING FOR RENT or WEST EAST conclusion for no reason at all FIVE SPACIOUS ROOMS- On m ♦ ()7632 ♦ JlOiS first floor Sunny, warm. 2 Lease. 1240 square feet at 188 • DEAR MOTHER: You are, indeed, justified. Unfor- except that he felt that South Windsorville Rd in Windsor- V42 VA65 with three clubs to the queen bedrooms Stove, • tuMtely, the long-term effects of habitual pot smoking are ♦ A 10 9 3 ♦ 85 Refrigerator, parking. Adults, ville, Ct. Has three phase would have raised clubs • not yet known, but recent studies reveal that marijunna la ♦ too ♦ K704 rather than rebid his queen- No pets $295. plus utilities. power Call 623-1005 8-5 p.m. • Car from the “harmleas" drug many thought it was. Tell your 649-&09 The Flintetonee — Hanna Barbara Productlona SOUTH h l^ heart suit. I dnugbter this, and tell her, too, that while it ia “henlthier" to ♦ A K Now East leads back his ” be tntnlly abovebonrd with her son, he will grow up thinking Wanted to Rant 57 VQJ987 eight of diamonds. South plays FOUR ROOM TENEMENT- ■ pot is OK, and no doubt will imitate his parenta and amoke Ridgewood Street, Security, ♦ Q742 the deuce and it is up to West • it. Your daughter and her husband are guilty of child abuse. ♦ Q2 $175, 643-5873 COUPLE WITH ONE CHILD to make the winning defensive seeking 2 bedroom house or ■ Please try to educate her. Vulnerable: Both play, which is to play his 10 FEMALE ROOMMATE apartment under $350. Call Dealer: South ^ t . He should know that WANTED to share 2 bedroom after 6 PM 644-0331 ^ t has led from a doubleton. Getting mnrrled? Whether yon want a formal church West North EAft Sooth That eight can't be third or Apartment 649-5103 after IV 5:30. wedding er a simple do*yonr-«wB*thing ceremony, get fourth S al. The only higher Abby'a new heeklet, “Hew te Have a Levely Wedding.** Pass 24 Paai 2V diamond that West doesn't see Pass □ AUTOMOTIVE Send tl and a Ung, stamped 128 cental eell*addrea^ Pass 4 V Pus is the queen. BOLTON - Wanted roommate Pass female to share 3 bedroom •••••••••••••••••••••••••• envelepe te Abby: Laaky Drive, Beverly Hflla, Calif. It can’t be a singleton. That home $150 plus 1.'3 utilities. Autos For Sale SI would give South five dia­ After 6 p.m., Jules, 649-9034 Opening lead:410 monds and he surely would have rebld two diamonds WE PAY TOP PRICES lor VERNON VALUE - Plush 4 wrecked and junk cars. A & B ■ —B—— a t —acg$a—aMi*iwB.awaaaia»oR^ instead of two hearts. Now, when a heart is led rooms. Yard for kids. Lovely Auto Salvage, used auto parts. % > •>rea $200 (51-43) Rental Call Tony 646-6^ Elast nabs his ace, leads his Assistors, 236-5646, small fee \{ Aatrograph By OiwAld Jacoby last (llamond and gets in the 1973 TORINO - 302. Runs The Born Loaar — Art Sanaom and Alan Sontag killing ruff. ROCKVILLE - Relaxation! excellent. Must sell, Bernice Bede Osol (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN) Spacious 2 bedrooms. Formal sacrificing! Any reasonable South should really plav dining area Lovely yard for offer over $1450. Call after dummy’s ace of clubs at tries (Do you have a question for kids $170 (518-12) Rental 3:30 p.m.. 649-1150. 5286063. one. After that start the rest the experts? Wrll^ "Ask the Assistors. 236-5646. small fee. TAURU S (April 20>May 20) of the play would be simple. Experts, " care of this newspa­ Today you are likely to show South would lose one club, one per. Individual questions will ambivaler>ce In finartclal matters. diamond and one heart and be answered It accompanied SOUTH WINDSOR In some inatances you will be Luxurious 3 bedrooms qfour that would be all she wrote. by stamped, sell-addressed WANTED JUNK AND LATE prudent and wise; In others, envelopes. The most Inlerast- Fenced yard for pets. $300 ^Birthday extravagant and careless. However. Victor Mollo was (518-3) Rental Assistors. 236- MODEL WRECKS - Cash QEIMNI (Mey 21-June 20) Rely writing alxwt defense and in Ing quesllons will be used In 5646. small fee. Paid. Call Parker Street Used more upon yourself today and order for there to be some this column and will receive Auto Parts, Inc. 6493391. less u p ^ others. You could be real defensive skill Involved. copies of JACOBY MODERN.) BONUS VALUE - Colonial 2 disappointed if you expect them family home. Kids ok $225. 1970 FORD CUSTOM SEDAN- to take care of things you should (528-1) Rental Assistors. 236- 428. 4 barrel. $500, or best, be doing on your own. HMthclitf — Gtorg* QRt«iy offer Call 6496410, anytime. CANCER (iune 31-July 22) Nor­ 5648, small fee. mally you’re rather astute In business situations, but you >_Rg_gg- must take care today not to make deals that benefit others far more than you. Wlnthrop — Dick Cavalll LEO {M f 23-Aug. 22) Others will be more favorably impressed by you today if you are merely HAVE'iOUEVeR I-CWSOON yourself. Hotdogging H or grabb­ S E E N M V ing the tab won't win you points. IMITATION OF ■ rw E V VIROO (Aug. 28>8ept 22) Let FOROET. others slr>g your praises today VERA HRUSA instead of boostlr>g your accom­ BALSTCM-? MICHELINSp FIRESTONES, plishments yourself. The recog­ nition you desire will be forth- ALL BRANDS OF SNOWS 1 7 D r * 1 ? mounting, BALiWCMG & VALVE STEMS 8CORPK) (O e t 24 Nov. 22) po= MOST DIFFERENT SIZES Thoee who truly love you can be relied upon to help you today. RADIALS. GLASS A STEEL Acquaintances who promise much but never deltver should BIAS PLY TIRES not be counted on. lort Riba — Frank Hill S A Q ITTA m U t (Nov. 23-Ooe. 21) Select companions today wttoee interests are dosely in harmony GOOD with yours. Aasodatee whose TIL 12/M aims differ could cause you frus­ 'BBUFSILLV. J trations.

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CLYDES MICKEY MILLER'S For over seventy-five years, the Ostrinsky family has been involved in the business of recycling in the Towi 5ert Manchester over 50 yrt. ntonchMter. As a past president of the Eastern Paper Mill Suppliers Association, Mr, Abraham I. PAP auto . r abreast of standards and procedures for packaging and presenting to various mills 1 PARTS product for recycling that has continually met the demand for other than natural resources. Ostrinskv h a s 1 penttand Tho Ffor/sf “AUTO PARTS FOR LESS' wnstant market for his product, (salvageable material) and has paid his customers higher prices because le 24 BIRCH ST. 511 E. M IDDLE T P K E . has insisted on handling only that type of material which is free of contamination. Environmental Control TEL. 643-6247 (In (h« Parking Lol Swhind pollution, resource recovery, and ecology are familiar topics discussed and acted upon by the various mill an. I Tm Minchwtiar GrMn Show Outlat) 843-4444 secondary ban lers associations. It is for the best interest of the public to be concerned witif our future for .1 F.T.D. TEL. 649-3528 we Mme into those years that our natural resources dry up it will become an atory to save as much . MSTR CHG Optn Mon.-FrI. 6-9. Sat. S Sun. 6-8 ^ sib le those resources which can be recycled. You can start now by selling your paper-metal-and iron 1 AMER EXPRESF WORLD WIDE Ostrmsky at 731 Parker Street, Manchester, Connecticut, Telephone 643-5879. SERVICE A K APPLIANCE REPAIR 42 OAK STREET FLO'S Cake Decorating Supplies Inc. MANCHESTER. CT 00040 848-0321 875-3253 PHONE 649-8870 A COMPim LIE Of WETON CME DECOMTKMS —Rerond 'Moned vaa. avaUable c r ra UNION «T. —Replacement parts available N O CKVIU X CONN. 1f1 CfNTU 81. HOUM —One year free service with HANCHMTtll, CONN. CLOSID TUB*. Mon. - tU. 1P-> purchase of ony neie or rebuUl Thun., 10-i DAILY 10-8 appliance. Wedding Cake* .4 Specially WESTSIDE SHOE REPAIR 146 SHELDON RD. 646-3322 Conwr ol Adama A CawHr 8t • Pina Otiopping Plata T.P. AITKIN INC. Manolvaalaf 643-6285 HEATING • AIR C0NDITI0NIN6 Tun - Ffl 8 - 5:30 m j § . 3 VENTILATING • SHEH METAL WORK CLOSED MONDAYS Indualrial ■ Re§idenlial - Com m errial Quality Workmanthip Paat Sarvlea ESTABLISHED 1934 Handmada Laatttar Balta S Uniqut Bucfclat Locafd27ya»nat... R n ia M ta n i 27 TOLLAND TPKE., MANCHESTER VOLKSWAGEN REPAIR THIS SPACE AVAILABLE by factory trained tpeclallti* FOR ADVERTISING Phil P elt CALL Lpcictro pnd.Zidak ARCO 0 846-5036 6 4 3 - 1 7 1 1 PAP AUTO REPAIR 708 Main SI. • -Arco Chtroa" • Manchadti

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Karin 8 Electric Company (R) AFTERNOON AFTERNOON ® Colton Bowl University of 8 To Ba Armounesd ffl A Family Of Winners (1956) Danny Kaye. Glynis centuries (R) history, biology and journey to Houston vs. University ol Booth. 8 Washington Weak In Ravlaw 8 Soap Factory 3:30 8 C a la b ra ta Johns. the brink ol extinction and back AFTERNOON 8 Top Cat 2 :3 0 Nebraska (live from Dallas. 5 :5 0 8 The Saint 8 As Schoola Match Whs 8RlakOIMarrlags 8 P olta AFTERNOON ol the American alligator are 12:00 Texas) 0 Farm Dlgast (R) 8 Crockatl's Victory Garden 8 Rax Humbard traced.(Rj ® Thracian Gold ® Newt 3:58 8 Calabration Of Strauss 4:3 0 8 8 8 N a '79 ® 8Sugar Bowl Alabama vs. 8 Has Haw(cont'd) 1 0 :8 8 Movla "Band Of Angels 8 S o o o a r 6:00 1:30 ® Movla "The Man Who Lived 2:00 9:00 0 Cslabrats: A Tbna To Dance Arkansas (live from the Louisiana 8 Family Faud Twice" (1936) Ralph Bellamy. ® Spidarman (1957) Clark Gable. Sidney e v e n in g ® Man Builda, Man Daatroya ® Utils Rascals 8 laauas'79 ® yiia '70s: An Economic S ) News Speclel "The View 5:0 0 12:30 Superdome in New Orleans) ® Six MWlon D ollar Man Marian Marsh ® Kids Are Paopla Too Poitier ® Panama For Living 8 Qrizzly Adams Review An overview of the .Front Mont Clair" An intimate ® Festival Of Uvaly A rtt "The 8 8 8 Na Foot ban Denver 4 :3 0 8 Wall Straal Weak 8:00 ® 8 Sunday Maas look at a small town's view of 9.-00 ® ChHdran'a Goapal Hour 4:0 0 3 LIfestylaa 0 Praasnta major economic problems of the Seven Liveliest.. But Who's Broncos or Miami Dolphins at 888R oaa Bowl USC vs 8 P T L C h ib 8 Movla "Westbound " (1959) ® The Kennedy Cantar Honors pasf decade - inflation, unem­ ilsell and America at the dawn ol 8 8 8 Tha Sansatlonal, Pittsburgh Sleelers 8 Movla "X The Unknown" 8 This la Tha Life Counting?" Host Rob Reiner is Shocking, Wild And Wacky Ohio Stale (live from Pasadena. Randolph Scott, Virginia Mayo ®Go Tall It... Ban Hooks (1957) Dean Jagger. Edward 4 * 8 ployment and energy — and pos­ a new decade. 6 :3 0 0 Old Houssworka Reports 8 Chalica Of Salvation joined by such artists as balleri­ Savantiaa Hosts Dick Clark and 3*30 Calilornia) Chapman 3 Fastival Of Fatih sible trends tor the 1980s are ® Carraacolandaa ® 8ThaRopera 8 0 Studio Sea 11:30 na Leslie Browne and actors Lou David Sheehan and guests ® N a Today 0 Anothar Volos presented ® A bbon And CoataHo 2:00 ® Movla "The Dark Corner" 4:30 8 The Jetaons (3) Annual American Black Gossett and Litlian Gish in an including Leif Garrett. Sonny EVENING ® Laurel And Hardy Laugh- 5 : 8 introduction to the seven livety 4KX) ® Davay And Goliath (1946) Lucille Ball. Mark Stevens. 8 Movie (Tima Approximate) 5:00 Achievement Awards Awards Bono. David Bowie and Bill Bixby toons 1 0 :8 ® Movie Topaz" (1969) John S ® An EHzabethan Christmas are given to those who have arts ® N a Football Chicago Bears a M ovie "The Lonesome A pretty secretary helps to exon­ "Northwest Trail" (1946) John ® Barrio look at the songs, lads, trends, or Los Angeles Rams at Dallas 8:00 Trail" (1955) John Agar, Wayne (!8 Accent On Living Litel. Joan Woodbury Forsythe. Karin Dor C a M ra llo n Processions, teasl- accomplished the most to erate her detective boss from ® Tha Brady Bunch causes and political events ol the Cowboys ® Ski / 00 Chris Jones offers Morris 8 Front Row Cantar 8 Alas Smith And Jonas ing, singing and dancing typical advance the black cause EVENING past decade suspicion of murder 2 hrs ® Point O f View ski advice lor skiers; a glimpse al 8 Movla "55 Days At Peking" 3 Festival Of Fatih 8 Firing Lina ol the Elizabethan period (1963) Charlton Heston. Ava 8 The World Tomorrow 8 Superman 11:00 EVENING the preparations lor the Olym­ 8 8 8 CHIPS 8 0 Zoom(R) highlight the festive holiday |R| 6:00 pics; lealure on new ski equip­ Gardner. SUNDAY. 0 Say Brother ® Whan Tha Rlvars Run Dry 8 Legacy Of Genius 8 Movla "Lost In Alaska" MONDAY'S SPECIALS 0 Musical Comsdy Tonight ment. 0 Tha '70s: An Economic 8 NCAA Football ' (1952) Bud Abbott. Lob Costello 5:15 EVENING Sylvia Fine Kaye hosts this 6:00 8 8 8 0ranga Bowl Florida DECEMBER 31.1979 8 Roale Future 0 Sneak Prsviawa: Take Two DECEMBER 30. 1979 8 Kids Are People Too ® Movie "H's A Wonderful review of 60 years in the Ameri­ Slate vs Oklahoma (live trom 2 :3 0 Life" (1947) James Stewart. 7:30 can Musical Theatre starring m SPOR^ k Miami, Florida) 7 :0 0 8:30 10:45 ® HotFudga ® GMIgan's Island ® M arv Griffin Cooyrighi 1979 T V Data Inc Donna Reed £ ' A Family Of Winners Unable Carol Burnett. Richard ® B Ig V a llw 8JawlshLlfa EVENING 6:45 ® Tha B ra^ Kids ® 8 A New Kind Of Family 5 : 8 to cope with the increased emo­ Chamberlain, John Davidson S£ Harvest Temple 11:8 tional strain when his stable and many others DECEMBER 29.1979 ® NFL Today WEDNESDAY'S SPORTS iX S ta rT ra k 0 The Fall And Rise Of Reginald 8 In Search Of... 8 Front Row Center MORNING ® Tha Flntalonaa world collapses around him, a 7:30 8 Conauftatlon Perrin 8:00 8 Mominglown ® Rax Humbard high school senior chooses sui­ '! ) Die Fledarmaue Tony Ran­ JANUARY 2.1980 3 :0 0 9 : 8 EVENING @ O tto "Zoo Gorilla" Chicago's AFTERNOON 3 Sunday At Tha King's House cide as his only escape dall hosts this BBC telecast ol 7:00 7:3 0 ® Tha Brady BuiKh ® 8 Love Boat 5:00 Lincoln Park Zoo is the setting ® Movla "Fear Strikes Out" 8 Jerry FahvaU 6:00 Die Fledermaus," featuring for a look at the behavior of apes ®NHL Hockey Detroit Red ® Arthur And Company 8 Lord Mountbattan: A Man ® I 8 TNa Is The NFL 6 :8 soprano Kiri te Kanawa, tenor EVENING (1957) Anthony Perkins. Karl 8 Oat Smart I The Kannady Cantar Honors in captivity. (R) 12:00 Wings vs. New York Islanders ® Groovy GooNsa For Tha Century 8 Soccar Made In Germany ® 8 News Hermann Prey and international Malden. A Celebration ol the Performing ® NFL Today ® Newark And Raallty 8 NHL Hockay 5:22 8 Mundo Real a Roale Future star Topol 8 Bay City Rokara IS) DomaU Arts" An array of celebrities per­ 12:30 10:30 8.-00 0 Movie "Rich And Strange" ® UfeOfRIlay 0 r eaWnga 8 Two American Artists 9:0 0 8 Underdog 8 8 8 NCAA Lacrosse Cham- (1932) Henry Kendall. Joan 8ABCNSW S form at the John F Kennedy 8:00 ® NFL FootbaM Philadelphia ® Sports Extra ® NHL Hockey New York plonahlp 5:30 11:8 Center for the Performing Arts in iSl Osrsidina FKzgsrald At Rsrto Rangers vs. OuebM Nordiques Barry. A couple inherits a fortune 0 Open Door 8 8 8 King Orange Jembo- Eagles or Los Angeles Rams at 8:00 8 The Long Search 8Battla0fThaPlanel8 ® Face Tha Nation ree Parade Joe Garagiola and Swosnsy Fitzgerald presents a and embarks on a world cruise. Washington D C to pay tribute Tampa Bay Buccaneers 8 :3 0 ® Mighty Mouse / Heckle & 8 The Rifleman 8 M ovla "Blowing Wild" ® QUIgan's Island 6 :8 to live distinguished American Sarah Purcell host the 46lh one-woman cabaret entitled 11:30 (2 hrs.) "Street Songs a NHL Hockay Boston Bruins Jackie 0 W orld (1953) Gary Cooper, Barbara ® 8 Anknala Anhnala Animals ® ABCNsws artists - Aaron Copland, Ella annual edition ol this colorful 1:00 ® Wsaksnd Sports Wrap-Up ® Popaya And Friends 10:00 a 8 NBC News vs Minnesota North Stars 3 :1 5 Stanwyck. 8 NFL Gama Of Tha Waak Fitzgerald. Henry Fonda, Martha parade from Miami, Florida aS W C TTanm t 8 The Road To Moacow ® 8 Suparfrlanda ® American Dream. American 8 That's Hollywood ® N a Today 8 Adalanta Graham and Tennessee featuring 15 marching bands and 3 :0 0 11:00 ® Davay And Goliath Nightmare: Tha Savantlas 5:49 0 Footstapa 8T ha Moppets Wiltiams more than 25 lloats 10:00 a Brtjint Wrap-Up ® S traight Talk 8 8 8 NCAA Lacroaaa Cham- 8 8 8 Godzilla / Qlo- 3 :3 0 ® News 6:45 j- Qo Tall It.. Ban Hooks 8®Song By Song "Lorenz 0 Special "Every Tub On Its plonahlp Johns Hopkins Univer­ 12:00 batrottara Advantura Hour ® Sports Spectacular ® 8 Fantasy Mand 6 :8 AFTERNOON Own Bottom" Taped highlights ® NFL Today Raporla Fayette And Detroit Hart David Kernan. Elizabeth sity vs. University ol Maryland a T h a A th M a a a Saaama S traal (R) ® ILovaLucy ® Kan CopekHid Special ® Agronaky And Company Born-Again Cities" Two cities — Counsell. Karen Morrow and of the Freddie Hubbard Quintet THURSDAY'S SPORTS 8 Faith For Today 7 : 8 3 :1 5 ® Movla "The Trap (1959) 8 8 Prtma Thna Saturday 8 Odyassy 1 2 :8 one rural and one urban — how Elizabeth Welch perform the and the Pat Metheny Group pre­ Richard Wldmark. Tina Louise 8 Murder Most Engllah ® eOMkiutas they have changed and the men music ol lyricist Lorenz Hart and senting a live jazz concert. ® NFL Today MONDAY'S SPORTS JANUARY 3, 1980 8 :3 0 6:20 ® Up Front 1) 8 Sahraga 1 ® The FIntatonaa dS Jake Haas Gospel Tima 10:30 ® Comedy Thaatre who had a tot to do with the his musical partner, composer 3 :3 0 8 8 8 N a '79 ® News ® NHL Hockay changes are discussed. Richard Rogers. DECEMBER 31.1979 ® 8 Vlmvpolnt On Nutrition ® Black News ® 8 laauaa And Answers S 8 8 Dtariay's Wonderful ® Spoila Spaclacular A report 8ThaRHIaman 6:30 ® Robert Schular S Lagacy Of Gankn "The Sto­ WEDNESDAY'S SPECIAL EVENING 0.-00 11KX) World 9K)0 on auto racer Stan Barrett's 4 :0 0 ® Man Bund. Man Daatroya 8 8 8 NFL '79 ry Ol Thomas Alva Edison Eric assault on tha speed ol sound: ® Bugs Bunny / Road Runnar ® ® 8 8 News 8 Saaama Street 8 ® Skating Spectacular '78 ® BIgVaaay ® Thna For Timothy 8 Soccar Sevareid narrates this program JANUARY 2. 1980 highlights of Kurt Thomas and AFTERNOON 8KX) ® Bu m Burxiy And Porky Pig ® A lin Tha Family 8 Daktarl 8 ID ra a m O f Jaannia on the life and career ol Ameri­ Top national figure skaters are ( 3 A nother view 8 M o vie "Toward The 0 Crockett's Victory Garden featured in this event hosted by the U.S. Men's Gymnastics A tlanta ® 8Plaatlcman ® Barmy HU ca's most prolific inventor, the ® NBA Baakatball 8 8 8 Na Football 7 : 8 Unknown " (1956) William Rochester. New York's Genesee team's performances ol the past 2 :3 0 Hawks vs. New Jersey Nets ®Danlsl Boone 8 Our Miss Brooks 7 : 8 impact ol his work on the world EVENING 8 Paopla'a Caucus ® Chrlatophar Closaup Holden. Lloyd Nolan Figure Skating Club. (R) year; a tribute to the world figure 8 8 8 Frad And Barney Meal 8 Monty Python'aFlyIng Circus 3 Living Fatih and the outlook for tomorrow's ® Peach BotsI Baylor vs. Clem- 11:30 8 Movla "The Neptune Disas­ ® Wondarama 0 Umii I Gat Caught skating champions: celebrity son (Live from Atlanta, Georgia) ThaShmoo 8 CMco And Tha Man 8 Bawttchad inventor 11:30 ® Racing From Yonkara 8MMarRogara(R) te r" (1973) Ben Gazarra. Yvelle 0 Soundstags ®TMalsThsUfs 7 M bowling; a review of sports in MImieux. 1 2:8 0 Camara Thras ® Happy New Year. America 1979. 8 V M a A la |F s ® Nawa ® To Ba Announoad 10:00 ® Thracian Gold Alexander 0 Saaama Strsat(R) 11:30 Paul Anka anchors a gala New 8 8 8 N a '79 3 World Opportunitiss ® DIakMus 8:8 lA m e rIcen Dream. American Scourby narrates a close-up look 9 :3 0 ® Movla "Bye Bye Braver- 8 Ring Around Tha World Year's Eve ceiebralion from Las at the mysterious and beautiful 4 :3 0 3 Jaks Haas Goapal Thna ® ArcNa Bunker's Placa Nightmare: The Sevantiae Harry 4KM 8 Once Upon A Clasalc man " (1968) George Segal. Jack 8Mornlngtown ® Undarsaa World Of Jaoquaa Reasoner assesses the national Vegas which also features Al Hin treasures of ancient Thrace, PlU Ih) THg jjj 3 Davay And Goliath 888NFLFootbal in New Orleans and Natalie Cole 8 8 8 Na Footbal Houston 8 Carraacolandas Warden. Cousteau character and temperament of including gold, silver and bronze . 8 McHala'a Navy 7:30 8 Conversations With al a disco parly at New York's Oilers or Miami Dolphins at San ® Talas Ol Tha Unaxpsetad ® 8MarfclMlndy the seventies, focusing on the artifacts TH ^ "Tv/ UJORPS" BEL o u J. 10:00 ® Sprsad A Ltitia Sunahina Copacabana. Diego Chargers 4 :4 5 ® Movla "The Matchmaker" 1:8 8 8 8 Movla "Goldie And role ol the three major events ol ® M obyD Ick ® 8 Davay And Oolath ® Movla "Chaplin s An Ol OB a New Year's Rockin' Eve ® Doctor Who 3 U s ta n ® Racing From Yonkara The Boxer" (Premiere) O.J, Watergate, the war in Southeast 5.-00 8 8 Colaga Baakatball ® Cbristophar Cloasup Comedy" (1969) Charlie Chaplin. 1980 Erin Moran and John (X) 8 WIda World Of Sports A 8 Conaumar Survival Kit 5 :0 0 8 Robart Schular Simpson. Melissa Michaeisen Asia and the Bicentennial Cele­ THURSDAY'S SPECIALS Ben Turpin An unemployed ex-soldier is bration (Pan 2j Schneider join host O k* Clark comprehensive look at the out­ m p i 8 H o t Fudge ® MMon; knpoaalbla 8 Partridge Funny m m 8 Movla "Dressed To Kill " ® Eighth Day helped by a heavywerghi fight­ live from tim es Square for a JANUARY 3. 1980 standing sports events, athletes ® 8 WIda World Of Sports 8 Whaala And Tha Chopper ® Movla "Suspicion (1941) 'l l Kan Copeland SpacW musical welcomo to the new year 10:30 (1946) Basil Rathbone, Nigel er s 10-year-old daughter to and personalltites ol the past ® ChHdran'a Ctaaalc Bunch Cary Grant, Joan Fontaine With performances by Barry ® Popaya Bruce ' carve a successtui career tor decade Is presented. ® Tha Partrld|M Family 3 Mayor AUianaon'a Forum 8 Movla "She" (1965) Ursula Directed by Altred Hitchcock Manilow. Chic, Blondie. The Vil­ 8 0 An Bbabattian Chriatmaa 7:46 himsell in the boxing ring. SUNDAY'S SPECIALS MORNING ® 8 Soooby And Scrappy Doo Andress. John Richardson. ® AN sw D ay 3 Accent On Living lage People and the Oak Ridge EVENING Calabration 8 0 Dragons Of Paradlae Boys 888DanyDuck 8Sacrad Heart 8 Murder Moat E n ^ 8Q unam oks DECEMBER 30.1979 12KW 8 Young Samson 10KW 8 Hanaal And Gialal 5 :3 0 ® Movla "Scars Ol Dracula " 8 :8 6:00 8 M o vie "Blondie Knows (3 Living Faith 0 Firing LkM 8:8 ^ . Magazina Sharron (1971) Christopher Lee. Jenny ® Thrss Robonlc Stoogsa ® One Day At A Tima E m Best " (1947) Penny Singleton. 8 0 F a a lln g a TUESDAY'S SPECIALS'^ Lovejoy reports on the impact ol (X) Racing From Aqueduct Hanley. ® Sunday Maaa 1:8 AFTERNOON Arthur Lake 9 0 0 punehment and rehabilitation on 7.-00 ® W raatlng ® Jamaa Roblaon ® CorsiscUcut: Saan juvemiles. focusing on a t^yaa r- EVENING 3 Ropafaiows Cal To Prayer ® Aloe JANUARY 1. 1980 J 0 Socoar Made In Garmwiy I woiJ (zeARRAUse m Ler-r&s 11:00 3 liv in g F A h 3 Dr. Dana Scott 12KM old murderer; profiles actor Bob 8 NCAA Baakstbal 8 0 Saaama Strsat (R) 8 Waakand Special ® News Special 8KX> = MXI FftCED in T o SFtU. ® Soul Train ® 8 A 8 C M ovla Super- ® Until I Gat Caught The WaWen; and looks at the crisis in ® Movla "The Night Evelyn 6--00 8 0 ra l Roberta 8 NCAA Football "Hall O l ^ THe UAMe OF A 1:00 2 :8 dome" (1978) David Janssen. psychological, social, legal and m o r n in g relationships between black men Came Out Of The Grave" (1971) ® News 8 D a v lln judKiel aspects ol the drunken anq women Fame Bowl" Missouri vs. South ® M o v la "The Fury Of The ® Maks K Real Donna Mills Terror strikes the Anthony Steffen. ERica Blanc ® Six MMIon Dollar Man 8 L a tin o 3 Harvest Tampis driving problem in America are Carolina Wollman" (1973) Perla Cristal, general manager ol a Super 1 0 M 8 8 8 Caspar And Tha ® Racing From Aqusduct 8 Great Parformarmaa examined through interviews PRAMATIC SEI?IgS: Mark Stevens. 8*30 Bowl-bound football team when AFTERNOON Angela 8 0Footstapa 8 Movla "The Healers " (1974) with lamities ol victims, attorneys 3 ) Cotton Bowl Festival Parade 8 M o vla "Johnny Come CD Mario ArxJ Tha Magic Movie he learns there is someone who Ken Howard. Tom Wopat, Linda 9 :0 0 ' ' 8 Hogan's Haroas John Forsythe. Pal Harrington and judges Narrated by Dick 11:30 Lately " (1943) James Cagney. Machloa will stop al nothing to keep the Cavett Gray and Judy Norlon-Ta^or 4:0 0 8 NHL Hockey H a rtfo rd 6:3 0 Marjwie Main. ® B attla Of The Planets Jr team from winning. (R) Whalers vs St. Louis Blues ® Fat Albert host coverage ol the annual ®Aftamoon Playhousa "The ® 8 Spidarwoman ® CBS News ® Day Of Dlseovary 8 Movla "The Three Stooges 3 Jake Hass G o ^ Tims 3:00 event featuring numerous House That Half Jack Built" A I ] [ n m 1K » Go Around The World In A 8 8 8 Flash Gordon ® 8 N a w a 8A 8C N S W S 8 0 ra l Roberta 8 0 Maslarplaos Thaatia 8 At The White House Cellist marching bands and floats from lonely teen-ager desperately 11:30 8 The Joy O f Bach ® Fatiiar, Daw Fathar 8 Robert Schular Daze" (t963) Three Stooges. Jay 8 Mavarick Mstislav Rostropovich, music Dallas. Texas; Dallas Cpwboys wanting to be accepted by his GE) Racing From Yonkers 8 Anothar Volos 8 Jenny Quasi SheHieid director ot the National Sympho- coach Tom Landry serves as schoolmates finds himsefi pres­ 8 8 Co8aga Baakalbal Notre AFTERNOON 8 Adam-12 1:30 8 iaialah Harllags ®Movie "The Birds Grand Marshal. sured by his peers to lake drugs Dame vs. Kentucky at Louisville '0a«(1V5 038:1 :2f3n(R1V 0 Studio See ® Naais Tippi Hedren. Rod Taytor 9 : 8 ® ABC News 2:30 ® 1 12KM 7:00 8 S h a N a N a 8 '5 0 ® World Tomorrow ® Agronaky And Company (5) Wonder Window (D Telee Of The Unexpected ® NFL Today 8 Jukebox (3) Profflleee Of Qod 3

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X CBS Late Movie "Some­ (X Banacek 1 Oavid Susakind 8:00 ® My Throe Sons (Mon, Wod- 8 Dally Numbars 12K)0 8 Strselt Of San Frandico S 8 MacNaU / Lahrtr Raport i r Annual American Black Wed-Fri) Frl) Explorers travel up the Missouri thing For Joey" (1977) Geraldine X N«Mrt X Captain Kangaroo ® Meeting Of Minds 7:30 8 "They All Kissed The Bride " Page, Marc Srnger 8 Three's A Crowd Achievement Awards 8 Celebrate: A Time To Dance River to Blackloot Indian territo- 6:30 2:00 3 Dick Van Dyks X The Flintstones 8 Movie X P.M. Magazins OAYTtME SPECIALS (1942) Joan Crawford. Meivyn X Movie "The Square Jungle" Father, Dear Father Si Popaye (Tue) n/despite hazards 2 1/2 hrs. Douglas X Carol Burnett And Friends (3) Joa Franklin 8 Tic Tac Dough 8 $20,000 Pyramid X Die Fladermaua 8 8 8 Orange Bowl (1956) Tony Curtis. 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Ava Fit) 8 8 8 The Doctors DECEMBER 31. 1979 World War II. “ ® Festival Of Faith Ramsey DAYTIME SPECIAL mer mielligence agent and three Gardner X "Till Death " (1976) Keith 11:30 Orchaatra In Concert X Cotton Bowl Festival Parade ® VWona ® 8 Skating Spectacular '7S 8 Six MMion Dollar Man lop Slum people attempt to Atkinson, Belinda Balaski. 8 Journeys To The Mind 8 Sargaint Bllko 9 Movie "The Mudlark " (1951) (Tue) 8 Heckte And Jackie / Deputy Copyti()l.l 1979 T V 0*11. Inc X Mary Tyler Moore 8 N e w s retrieve a stolen laser gun from Alec Guinness. Irene Dunne 10:(X) XKojak 4:00 8 An EngUehman's Castle 2:30 I January Magazine (Thu) D«ig (Mon. Wed-Fri) 12:00 • 8 D le k Cavett the (ortress ol an arms dealer a Conneetlcul Prime Time 8 News 8 Thracian Odd X Bewitched 8 Mi3vla(Tue) X 8 ABC Movie 8 Maude 6:30 3 Wall ilraat Weak 8 — 8 "Pirates Ol Tortuga" (1961) "Futureworld" (1976) Peter 4:30 X Mike Douglas 2:30 Ken Scott. Letilia Roman. 8 Thracian Gold XMarv Qrlffln •DAYJIME. 10:30 Fonda. Blythe Danner 8 KHlyToday X 8B anton X Romper Room daytim e SPORTS 12:30 8 a Card Sharks (Mon, Wed- X Peach Bowt (Mon) X Father, Dear Father 7:29 8 Movie "Deputy Marshal" 8 Our Mite Brooke DAYTIME MOVIES XGuMl^tfWed-Frl) 8 "Great Expectations " 8 8 8 Bast Of Carson 8 D a « y Numbars MORNING Frl) 2:30 (1950) Jon Hall. Frances Lang­ 9:00 8 8 8 NBC Star Sahita To (1947) John Mills. Valerie 8 Movie "These Are The 7:30 ford 5:22 81 Domata XPeachBowl 10:45 Hobson. Damned" (1965) Macdonald XBamabyJonaa 1Se0(Tua) X P-M. M i«eilns X My Little Chickadee 4:55 8 8 8 Another World XNews Carey. Shirley Anne Field X8BaniayMMar 8 PTL Club 8 Kitty Today (Mon. Wad-FrI) 1.-00 X A I k i The Family 8 8 8Slnatra: The First 40 (19401W C Fields Mae West S Mlalar Rogsrs(R) a P«ky Pig And Friends (Moo, 11:00 8Camara Three W#0-Ffl) daytim e op "Love Letters " (1945) Jen­ X F a m iy F e u d Ysars 12:00 5.-00 5 Ironakfe MOVIES X X 8 8 8 N S W S — T H U R S D A Y ^ 8 Camera Three (Mon) nifer Jones. Joseph Gotten 12:00 X Benny HM ® Nancy Savki And The Alls 8 Gilda (1946) Rita XNaws 6 I Lova Lucy 8 Our Miss Brooks X C B 8 Lets Movie "Quo 8~ Wldttngdom aMovls(Mon) 8 Movie (Tue) 5:00 2:00 8 Movis "John Paul Jones Hayworth, Glenn Ford 10:24 8CMcoAndTheMsn Vadis" (1951) Robert Taylor, __^M onsy (1959) Robert Stack. Macdonald 8Paarta(Wad) 8 ■‘The Innocents" (1962) JANUARY 3. 1080 12:30 5:22 8 Wsather 8 "Silver Star" (1955) Jimmy 8 Movie "Monty Python And Deborah Kerr. 8 8 MacNsk / Lahrer Raport Carey. John Paul Jones played a 8 W^onders OIThe Sea (Thu) Wakely, Edgar Buchanan The Holy Grail" (1975) John Deborah Kerr. Michael 8 The Titfielo Thunderbolt X Movis 8 Thracian Gold (Fri) Redgrave. X Movie "Lucky Luciano" 8 Three's A Crowd major part in America s fighl for 10:30 5:22 Cleese. Eric Idle (1974) Edmond O'Brien. Rod a Dick Van Dyke CopvTtgM 19«0 T V Djta Inc (1953) Stanley Holloway George 5:50 3:00 independence (2 hrs . 30 min ; Ralph X Th a And Mrs. Muir 11:30 2:30 Stelgw 8 Tic Tac Dough XNaw Zoo Revue ( ^ . Wad-Fri) X "B^ond The Law " (1973) 8 Mastarpiaoe Theatre XPopeye And Friends Lee Van Cleel. Antonio Sabato 8 "My Man Godfrey " (1936)" O lO r .ISoon On Hebrews 1:00 X 1M0 Tournament Of Roaee X 8 ^ a . Hoapnal (Mon. X H W New Yew. Americe 8.-00 Q-9/1 6:00 X ^ N e w Yeer's Rockin' Eve William Powell. Carole Lombard 12:30 X Hilda Crane (1956) Jean X Bai... Paradeaua) 12:00 X Young Maverick DAYTIME SPECtALS X8Soffl> dIMon, Thu) 4:00 "Never On Sunday" XCross-WMa Simmons. Guy Madison XM mi 8 8 8 Hollywood Squares XIronalde 8 "The Prince Who Was A X Movie ® Camara Three Budds, M«i Destroys X Jeckle Gleeson (I960) Melina Mercouri, Jules X8BgfitlsEnough (Tue) (Mon, Wed-FrI) ^ (0) UfeMylee(Mon) Thief (.1951) Tony Curtis. Piper X "Just For You "(1952) Bine 10KX) 10.-00 4:00 (3) Family Focus (Tue) Laurie 8 8 8 Tonight Crosby. Jane Wyman. Dassin. X NHL Hockey X Somewhere In The Night XSofM d A Uttla Sunshine ® Oooe Upon A Claaalc (Mon) 8 AndyOrtflWi X January Magaztns X Knots Landing ® Who Bum This Place? (Tue) (3 Melodyland Charlametic CHn- 12:30 8 "Marjorie Morningstar" 1:00 (19461 John Hodiak Nancy (1958) Gene Kelly. Natalie Wood. a 8 Qmat Parformancaa 4:00 X 8 Nawf X For Our Times (Fit) ® ^Superlative Song ^ed) Ic (Wed, Fri) 11:45 888Tomorrow X 8 2 0 / 2 0 Guild 8 "Genevieve" (1954) John XKolak 8 T h s Baxters X Afternoon Playhouas X First Edition (Mon) SSl.Galynieadhu) 8 World Opportunitlee (Thu) Gregson. Dinah Sheridan. ® Conneetlcul Prime Time SPsople Don't Juat Whistle EVENING 1:30 a Sergeant BMco 8 Camille (1936i Greta X Connsctlcut: Sean (Tus) 12:00 Xffawa Garbo. Robert Taylor X Maks HRaal (Wad) Anymore (Fri) (Alon, Wed-Fri) 1;00 8*30 10:30 8 Cross-Whs 8 Over Easy (Mon, Wed-Fri) X Movie "Interlude" (1957) DAYTIME CHILDREN'S X Newark And RaMIty XBgMhriay(Thu) X " Lease Ol Life" (1956) Rob­ ' June Allyson, Rossano Brazzi 6:00 (I) MtrvQrtmn ert Donai. Kay Walsh 9 Hogin’tH «a SHOW ® The Fourth Eetata EVENING XOWogus(Frl) 10:45 3:30 8 Dr. Scott On Hebrews XXNmvs X JoeFranUki 8 Dick Cavett 8HaMtfiFisld ® A.M. Wsather X One Dsy At A Time (R) (Wed- 4:00 8 Beverly Hillbillies XILoveLucy 8 NaiMywed Game ONHLHocksy 4:00 Frt) X Joker's WM X Allamoon Playhouas 11:00 6:00 10:55 X "Badman's Territory" 12:30 2:28 MO (1946) Randolph Scott, Gabby 8Zoom(R) X X 8 8 8 N a w s X ,r 8 8 News X CBS News (Thu) X Buga Bunny And Friends 8Green Acres X Movie "Mission To Moroc­ (3) MovI# “ Ohms" (Premiere) I Lova Lucy Hayes 8 Streets (M Swi Frwideco co" (1959) Lex Barker. Fernando RaJph Waite. Oavid Btrr>ey. A XM*A*8*H 6:30 11:00 8 "Anna Karenina" (1935) 12:45 8 Muelcel Comedy Tonight DAYTIME MOVIES X Benny HM f' Joker's WHd Rey. farmer organizes his r>eighbors j't 8 Zoom (R) X Up Front (Tue) X DInahl A Friends (Thu) Greta Garbo. Frednc March X Movie "She Done Him 6:30 to combat a local power compa* 8 Our MIti Brooke Natalie Cola, a Ihraa-tima 2:30 8 Adam-12 X bitamallonal Zona (Wad) iSEsssiK-jar"’ Wrong (1933) Cary Gram. Mae ny plannir>g to run a potentially 5:22 8 Cetabrala: A Time To Dance Grammy Award winner, X KMssiocld(Frt) WadAFri) (“ OP' X Cwd Burnett And Friends 8 The Odd Couple *9 Strests Of Ssn Frsnctsco 4:00 EVENING West XTIcTecOou^ dangerous million-volt power lirte X "Rocky Mountain" (1950) 11:30 hosts an elaborala diaco X Buga Bunny And Frtanda X 8 Lavarns A Shktsy (R) SOverEesy 3:00 through their area. Errol Flynn. Patrice Wymore X Mary Tyler Moore 6:30 ( f Batts Of rifwPlanels X S tr ^ lT M k X Tom And Jerry (Wed. Fri) 1:00 party al lha famoui Copa- 6:00 XNews "Tall Man Riding" X Movie "The Brotherhood Ol 9 ) 9 Ctiartta’a Angato 12:00 X Kolak .i Carol Bumalt And Friends a Conneetlcul Nesramaksrs "oilers (Mon. Satan" (197t) Strother Martin. 4 Tl: Tac Dough cabana nightclub in Naw (Mon) W#d»Ff1) X(X)88News 8 8 8 Tomorrow (1955) Randolph Scott, Dorothy aoiaoirrrwKS^M a "You Were Never Lovelier" X 8 P ^ Woman X 8 Merv Qrlffln (Mon. Wed- XILoveLucy Mal'viie. A Montanan rides into a L.Q. Jones X Racing From Yonkers 8 8 8 NBC News York City, on “CBS' Happy 2:00 0:30 (19421 Fred Astaire. Rita ® 8 Over Easy Ml X Joker's WHd town where a gambler Is plotting 8 Six MHon Dollar Man 9 0 9 Joa't World Hayworth 8 8 8 Tonight New Year, America," X JoeFrsnklln dc blo-cross (1hr..30m in.) aAndyOrlfflth 8 The Odd Coupis Monday, Oac. 31, on C B S. tail IIII IS air lives' releasi The militai munique { Revolutionar them and g Waldheim's today. But tl were any pla the release hostages. Page 8 - TV SPOTLIGHT Despite a s 1:00 i FRIDAYconti IP :2l pp Midnight Special Overnight Success }t Movie Loss 01 Innocence ,2J Connacllcut Prime Time l19611 Kenneth More. Danielle DarrieuH 10:30 Greg Evigan Comes A Long Way 9 New York Report 1:10 IT Sneak Previews a Return 01 The Saint sr Dick Cavett 2:00 11:00 9 Joe Franklin 6v DAN LEWIS distinction is that it quickly 3 e I I JO 10 News bred a spin-off, "The! Misad- 2:20 ventures of Sheriff Lobo.” 5 M ' A ' S ’ H 3 News Greg Evigan. the handsome 9 Benny Hill young man from South which stars Claude Akins and 10 Our Miss Brooks 2:25 was launched this September 57 When The Rivers Run Dry e News Amboy. N.J . who beeame an overnight television .star as a after only a half-season of 11:30 2:30 spunky ex-POW who com­ "BJ and The Bear." It is a 3 Mary Tyler Moore ,:2 Movie Tht‘ Paiama Game mands his own 18-wheel truck playful series. Evigan is 5 Kojak • Dons Dav .lohn RaiM young and handsome and 8 JO Charlie's Angels in the scries. ' R) anc^ the 2:32 Bear. " would almost rather appeals to the younger Satur­ 9 Father. Dear Father 5 Movie Nightmare in The :o II 30 Tonight sing than act. day night viewers. Evigan Sun I I96hi John Cefek Aldo does most of the driving 38 Movie Danoeious Mone\ Rj> He s been. Girl accomplished musician, who to keep the chimp happy and 19501 Robert Cummmgs Joan friendly by feeding it gum 12:00 Caulfield studied rlassical piano at the 3 TheAvengefS age of eight He also plays drops and other candy as a 9 Movie B.l\ 3:00 saxaphone. clarinet, flute, and reward for good work .i.vnes M.ison L.H' Paini- 9 Movie I Was Monty s drums I know the chimp likes Ccuble 119591 John Mills Cecil me." Evigan declares, Parker He started a musical career IB Or Scoti On Hebrews on .stage, soon after graduat­ "because every time he sees 12:30 4:25 ing from high school, when he me, he jumps on me. Usually, s M o vie Tne Oeieetor .31 Movie No Place To Run won the role of Annas in the chimps will look for their '966i Montgomer\ Ciift rHard\ ,i972i Herschei Bernardi Larry trainer.” But Greg says he Muger Hagman National company for "Jesus Christ Superstar ■■ After nine broke the ice with the chimp 12:37 4:30 months on the road, he V*« by taking it out alone for a 8 Movie See No Evil il9 r ii 31 Movie They Were So returned to New York and couple of hours one day before Mia Farrow, R?bm Batiev Young 119551 Scott Brady. Ray­ production got underway mond Burr assumed the same role (or a i i - " 40 McHale's Navy year on Broadway They got acquainted. Greg Evigan and Sam the chimp star in "B.J. and the But having a chimp on set He was featured in Bear," airing Saturdays, on NBC. "Grease. " (appeared, in fact, means adjusting workrk to the in the Chicago company that chimp's schedule. One of the also included John Travolta). takes an out-of-town weekend what's going on all the time, problems Greg discovered is It wasn't until Greg arrived club engagement, time when someone likes him. or that chimps fear nights, and in Hollywood that he began to permitting. He considers him­ when someone is afraid of instinctively they think nights exploit his acting talents, in a self a progressive rock him ’■ are the time to sleep. Since series of appearances in epi­ performer. Greg jokes about his co- there is considerable night sodic television, and on a few It is generally acknowl­ star. "I hear chimp's not com- shooting for "BJ and the TV movies. edged In the business that 4 ing to work. He's holding out Bear." the mood of the chimp "BJ and the B ear" is his most actors find it difficult to for more money and script changed noticeably. It first starring role in a scries, work with kids and animals. approval." requires more pampering. and it has created a new life­ Evigan works daily with a Greg sees the success of the style for him. chimp named Sam (Bear in show as something that pro­ Talking about pampering. " I'm getting recognized, " the series), who is his constant vides light entertainment for Greg recently married he notes when asked if star­ companion in the (ront seat of the viewer. Although there actress-dancer Pamela Serpe. dom has changed his life. " It's the truck. Evigan says he and are screeching tires, crashing They spent their honeymoon U.N.Set easier to cash checks." the chimp get along fafamously. vehicles, Evigan declares that In Hatlawaii, and almost faced a It also restricts his time for In fact. Evigan insists tnat the the viewer "doesn’t feel bad real-life tragedy. During take­ the Unite other things, especially music. chimp's instincts are what when they turn off the tube off from Hawaii, the jet lost peace mis He has been able to appear on creates the show’s style. (after his show) because no an engine, which caught fire challenge’ talk shows (Merv Griffin and "I play completely off the one is blown away.” and caused a quick emergen­ / Dinah Shore), where he sang. chimp," Evigan reveals. “He The fan mail su^ests the cy landing. For Evigan, it He says he's hoping for a (the chimp) is the one who is show is a demographic sweep, appears his future as an actor record deal and occasionally natural.1. H(He knows exactly viewed by all ages. A mark of willdll h;have many safe landings. iTVDIALOGUEi M<

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