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WASHINGTON (UPI) - announced they had hammered out a President Carter concluded a proposed compromise to the thorny wearying, nine-day trip to Palestinian question. seven nations Friday, And he made a touching, three- hour sentimental journey to the inva­ promising America’s allies to sion beaches of Normandy, greeted Rod Perry Rirliard Perraull Ernie Gauthier IMarilyn Biveinis Judy Doueelle John Wyse boost defense dollars and in­ by cheering throngs. He later called Rod Perry, 118 McKee not really. There’s no proof that it "one of the best days of my life.” thing." O riie, Eiisl H anford—"Yes. crease U.S. troop strength in Si.—“Yes. I've never seen one. makes me believe in them." Europe. But the trip was dogged by a Marilyn IliveiniN, 32 l.ilue Sl„ because there have been so many but I think there are many things Krnie Gaulliier, Gliislon- East Miirlford—"I think it’s Carter, who had promised on the number of embarrassing incidents — reports. We can't discount them” we believe in but can't see." bury—"No. It’S a pipe dream. possible. Anything is possible John W VHC, Broad Brook—"I campaign traii to cut Pentagon spen­ a botched-up translation of his air­ It i e li SI r il P e r r IIII11. 133 port speech in Poland, stem words I’ve traveled all over the world, these days.” believe there are. but most of the ding by $547 biliion, toid NATO Oxford S i .. ICiidi llurlford—"No. but I've never seen any such .Indy lloiieelle, 52 Norllifield sightings are fictitious” ministers in Brussels his decision to for India’s prime minister picked up increase America’s commitment by an open mike. Secret Service was being made "in the name of the orders blaring out to patrons of a alliance’’ — and he challenged the 14 topless cabaret in Paris. other members to match the effort. And there seemed an almost Ending his exhausting seven- endless string of airport welcomes nation, nine-day. trip. Carter said he and farewells, anthem-playing, would add 8,000 American troops in laying wreaths at national Europe, boosting the total to 323,000. monuments, state dinners, cham­ Carter’s first venture in global pagne toasts and pomp and politics had its ups and downs. ceremony. He and Egyptian President Anwar But, in all. Carter seemed pleased Sadat, in time carved from the by his venture — and wearied by it, original schedule, met at Aswan and too. In rapid-fire developments before boarding Air Force One for the almost nine-hour flight. Carter: • Informed NATO ministers of his intention to strengthen the military alliance. • Pledged closer cooperation with Low pay concerns directors the European Common Market to /ryv • fight inflation, reduce joblessness By GREG PEARSON the gas bills," Director Betty In- Even a suit-employed person really where some people would suffer,” and achieve monetary stability — in­ tagliata said. She said that while she cannot donate the proper amount of she said. S?-- cluding the badly battered U.S. lli'rulil Kc|iorler campaigned, there were many peo­ time to the job, said Penny, who is a dollar. There is no movement for ple who were surprised that the Manchester attorney. Joseph Sweeney said that he feels the director's job has increased in its \ N ' . • Expressed strong concern over change, but members of the directors did not receive more for the possibility of a Socialist- their work. “You find that you can’t keep demands. While there is no move­ Communist alliance coming to power Manchester Board of Direc­ "If the money is supposed to be dedicating to the town the amount of ment for a pay increase, he said such .1! in France, but nonetheless spent 45 tors have expressed concern pay. it's insufficient,” Deputy Mayor time it takes to do the job well a suggestion would be supported by minutes speaking separately with that the long hours and Stephen Cassano said. He estimated without having the business suffer, " board members. two of the leaders of that alliance. that he is putting 15 to 20 hours each he said. He said that the dedication of relatively low pay for a direc­ Zinsser is concerned because he Good Morning • Assured French President week into work for the board. the present board has helped keep tor may eliminate potential feels someone working in a factory- Have A Good Day Valery Discard d’Estaing that Still, all of the board members him “above water” since he became candidates. echoed the words of Carl Zinsser. mayor. type job might be unable to handle Sr<‘ I’une Eifilil-A "I would serve no matter what the the director’s job, particularly as The present directors were A pay Increase, which would have mayor. pay.” he said. doubled all of the present board elected in November and already are There is concern, however, when mounting up their hours of service. salarnes, was defeated by 500 votes in "1 don't think that's the way it the members consider the amount of a November 1973 referendum ques­ should be," he said. Individuals had three or four evening time put into the job compared to the Job stats better commitments in one week, and party tion. The pay raise had been annual salary. caucuses frequently have stretched proposed by a charter revision com­ Director John FitzPatrick works at past the four-hour mark. Mayor Stephen Penny said that he mission and was supported by the Pratt & Whitney and has handled the is using about half of his time for Manchester Propery Owners director’s position so far, but he ad­ for ages 16-24 All of the directors admit that they town-related affairs. He is afraid Association, mits it takes an assist from the com­ did not run because of the money in­ that the job of director, particularly pany. WASHINGTON (UPI) - Employ­ college graduates in the labor force volved in the position. The directors that of the mayor, is becoming one I'ivian Ferguson said that she used to be opposed to an increase but now ment for school-age Americans im­ did not increase, however. receive $500 per year, except for the that can be handled only by an in­ ■‘One of the concerns I have is can has changed her opinion. proved significantly in 1977, with a Unemployment for black youths rose secretary, who receives $600, and the dependently wealthy person or a person have an 8 a m. to 5 p.m. job someone who works for a govern­ "You certainly can’t compare the survey last October showing 1.1 slightly to 33 percent, while the rate mayor, who receives $750. and do this job (the director’s work). ment office or a corporation that per­ time spent with the salary received. I million more youths in the 16-24 age for whites fell to 11.3 percent. So far the answer for me is yes. But. bracket on the job rolls, the Labor "When you think about all the mits time to be taken off during still view this as an extension of my the company has to be cooperative,” Half of the 3.1 million youth who meetings, it probably just about pays regular working hours. public service, but I can understand he said. Department reported Friday. graduated from high school in 1977 The unemployment rate for these' were in college by October, accor­ youth declined from 13.9 percent to ding to the survey. The percentage of 12.2 percent between the annual Oc­ college students in the labor force 1-84 foc8 tober surveys in 1976 and 1977. The rose, reflecting a sharp increase in decline was concentrated among part-time students. whites. Some 2.8 million school-age youth An estimated 820,000 in the 16-24 cite risk were unemployed in October 1977. age group dropped out of school Employment during that one-year between October 1976 and October period rose by 1.1 million to 20.6 1977 — 80,000 more than in the in Rhody million for Americans between the previous year. Unemployment ages of 16 and 24.1710 increase was among dropouts — 20.4 percent — PROVIDENCE, R.I. lUPI) ^ The concentrated primarily among the was double the rate for graduates. proposed construction of Interstate older workers in this age group who Unemployment among white 84 through western Rhode Island no longer were in school — mostly dropouts was 16.7 percent, compared would lower the Scituate Reservoir's high school dropouts and gaduates to 39.1 percent for black dropouts. water quality and damage the en­ who did not attend college. The rates were 9.7 percent for high vironment, highway opponents told Nearly 66 percent of the nation’s school graduates, and 8 percent for Gov. J. Joseph Garrahy Friday. youth in this age group were con­ college graduates. Gov. Ella Grasso last month ap­ sidered part of the labor force — Joblessness was somewhat higher proved construction of Connecticut's either working or looking for work. among students than non-students. portion of the $231 million interstate This reflected an increase of 1.7 per­ TTiirteen percent of the nation’s stu­ proposed between Hartford and cent over 1976. dent workers were unemployed, Providence. She said Connecticut The percentage of blacks and down from 14 percent in 1976. might stop its portion of the road close to the Rhode Island border if Garrahy decides not to go ahead with the project. Flu breaks out Garrahy Friday said he will not make a decison on the highway until all the facts are in. The state Depart­ ment of Transportion is now over 33 states reviewing federal environmental im­ pact statements on the highway and ATLANTA (UPI) — The flu season people. should have the statements to him has arrived — headaches, sore Widespread influenza involving within four weeks, he said. muscles, chills and fever. more than 50 percent of the popula­ Stop 1-84 P re s id e n t Ralph Sporadic outbreaks have been tion was reported in Illinois, New McDougald and member Merlin reported to federal health officials Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, Szosz told Garrahy the conclusions of since the beginning of the cold Tennessee and Wisconsin, the CDC a 1969 report which favored the weather several weeks ago. But the said. Regional outbreaks where the highway are no longer accurate. national Center for Disease Control flu was estimated to be striking less They said the study was based on reported Friday outbreaks of influen­ than! half the population were listed data generated prior to the comple­ za have now occurred in 33 states. in Alabama, Colorado, Florida, tion of Route 95 and feel the new 55- The CDC also said it will send Maryland, Michigan, New Mexico, /1 / mile-per hour speed limit means the medical experts to the Soviet Union Puerto Rico, Rhode Island, Virginia highway would save little time for a close look at the Russian flu and Ohio. traveling between the two capital epidemic that has struck 26 million Seventeen other states reported cities, sporadic, or scattered cases, of the Szosz said over 750 miles of road in disease. They were Connecticut, the state are in substandard condi­ Delaware, Georgia, Idaho, Ken­ tion and recommended money in­ [ Outside tucky, Maine, Massachusetts, f < i*: ,} ^ stead be'used to upgrade them. Mississippi, Missouri, Montana, New Stop 1-84 said the proposal would Occasional snow likely today, Hampshire, Oregon. Texas, Utah, ^ i '' 11' severely lower the water quality of possibly mixing with and changing to Vermont, Washington and Wyoming. the Scituate Reservoir, the state’s rain or freezing rain during the after­ primary drinking water supply. noon. Highs in the 30s. Occasional Despite the upsurge in influenza One option Garrahy is studying is cases across the nation. Dr. Philip snow likely tonight with lows in the ' m I the upgrading and repair of U.S. 20s. Sunday, snow changing to rain Graitcer, a CDC influenza sur­ Route 6 as an alternative to a new before ending; highs in the upper 30s. veillance officer, said "we have not highway. It follows a similar path seen excess mortality.” But he said through the rural western half of the "there have been some reports of in­ state and on to Hartford. " Inside fluenza deaths, primarily among ' .7, Garrahy said he would discuss the chronically, ill persons in nursing ^1 i r • A I ' data Stop 1-84 presented with a sub­ homes.” i , ” fc.’' A r e a ...... 8A C om ics...... IIB committee of a special business and B usiness...... 3-4B Dear Abby___11B Practically all of the influenza ac­ Black and white labor task force which is studying the CB Convac...... 5B O pinion...... 4A tivity in the United States is being proposal's impact. He said the Churches ...... 7A Sr. Citizens ... .8A caused by the A-Texas strain, When white dog meets black cat, there’s bound to be trouble. Although these two appear Connecticut decision to proceed with Classified ... 8-lOB Sports...... 6-7B Graitcer said, with the A-Vlctorla to be on the verge of battle, peace terms were reached without incident. (Herald photo b\ its portion of the highway will have TV programs In Weekend variety reported in only five states. Dunn) • . an impact on his thinking. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Sat., Jan. 7. 1978- PAGE THREE-A PAGE T W O -A - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Mamhester. Conn.. Sat., Jan. 7. 1978 Meetinj School spending plan Sarasin to announcel Grasso seeks funding schedule his' candidacy today for sensitive program HARTFORD (UPI) - Rep. Ronald didates getting 20 percent of the con­ HARTFORD (UPI) - Gov. Ella T. year. goes to board Monday Sarasin. R-Conn., considered the vention vote eligible to challenge the Grasso Friday said she would seek Mrs. Grasso made the announce­ ment in a letter to Houley and Rep. for week front-runner for the Republican winners in fall primaries. emergency funds for a politically gubernatorial nomination, is to for­ sensitive program that was a victim John Groppo, D-Winsted, who sit on Sarasin, 43, was first elected to the FAC, along with top administra­ Here's next week’s schedule of By SUSAN VAUGHN field trips by Assistant School board budgeting, assessment of mally announce his candidacy today. Congress in 1972, after serving two of last spring’s legislative budget­ public meetings in Manchester Superintendent Wilson E. Deakin. students and fund raising activities, Sarasin. a three-term con­ cutting. tion officials. (locations are in Municipal Building, Herald Reporter terms in the Connecticut House. Houley and Groppo are the co- ’The revised policy is in response to fail. gressman. will make the announce­ Sarasin is considered the front­ Mrs. Grasso said she will request 41 Center St., unless noted): Manchester School Superintendent chairmen of the Legislature’s Ap­ a request by the Waddell School PTA The new policy also states that ment at the Hartford Sheraton, runner for the GOP nomination $117,000 from the Finance Advisory James P. Kennedy will present his propriations Committee, which last Monday in recent months. The parents parents must have |100,000-|^,ooo following a motorcade from his because of his proven ability to at­ Committee to allow continuation of 7:30 p.m. —Planning and Zoning recommended school budget for the objected strongly to the use of their minimum liability insurance on their Project Triage, a health care spring was heavily criticized for not 1978-79 fiscal year to the Board of Naugatuck Valley hometown of tract Democratic and independent Commission. Hearing Room. r g private cars for class field trips, cars and that the principal must program which serves 1,400 elderly funding the Triage Program despite Elducation Monday night. Beacon Falls. voters. Democrats outnumber 7:30 p.m. —Commission on Aging, citing the liability and the safety con­ notify parents of the potential liabili­ citizens in seven Central Connecticut heavy lobbying pressure from social ’The amount of the recommended He will be the third declared can­ Republicans in Connecticut by more service groups. 35 Pheips Road. cerns, ty by acting as a driver, ’The board towns. budget will not be released until Sun­ didate for the nomination, joining than 200.000. 8 p.m. —Board of Education, 45 N. will also provide secondary liability Sen. Robert Houley, D-Somers, one The program has been in operation day night, but Kennedy has indicated House Minority Leader Gerald F. Deakin said Friday the new policy coverage that will take over liability Stevens, R-Milford. and Sen. George Early last year he said he was not of the key lawmakers who last year in Bristol, Berlin, Burlington, New School St. that the budget will be limited in im­ is an expansion of the board’s responsibilities when the driver’s Gunther, R-Stratford. interested in running for governor, called the program inefficient and Britain, Plainville, Plymouth and T u esd ay provements. previous policy covering all regular own insurance is exhausted, accor­ Senate Minority Leader Lewis B. but last fall he changed his mind — made the decision to suspend it, said Southington since 1974. 4:30 p.m. —Advisory Board of He said those improvements will field trips, extended weekend field ding to the new recommendation. apparently because of heavy he would now go along with Mrs. Health. Hearing Room. include a minimal expansion of the Rome. R-Bloomfield. is scheduled to trips and field trips taken with Other items on the agenda will in­ pressure from party leaders for him Grasso’s request. 7 p.m. —Board of Directors, Regional Occupational Training formallv declare his candidacy Jan. ch an ges clude a recommendation by the to run. ”I don’t view it as a flip-flop,” said Rec Hearing Room. Center enrollment, a continuation of privately owned automobiles. 28. superintendent to transfer some Republicans have been virtually Houley of his apparent change of the new gifted program for elemen­ In the new policy, the administra­ Democratic Gov. Ella T. Grasso W ednesday tion is recommending that private students from the overcrowded powerless in Connecticut since the view. “All things considered and water course tary schools and a continuation of has said she will seek a second term 1 p.m. —Board of Directors meets cars be used only as a last resort Verplanck School to Waddell and 1974 Democratic landslide, which with hindsight, it (cutting the music and physical education but is expected to be challenged for with department heads, Hearing measure when all other methods of Keeney Schools for the 1978-79 school brought into office Mrs. Grasso and program) was perhaps an error of The Manchester Recreation positions funded in November renomination by Lt. Gov. Robert K. Room. financing field trips, which include year. Killian. Democratic liberals are also an overwhelmingly Democratic judgment. It’s important that no one Department has changed its Water 8 p.m. —Board of Education budget through the CETA (Comprehensive involved with receiving the services Safety Instructor Course at Employment Training) program. unhappy with Mrs. Grasso’s perfor­ Legislature. workshop. 45 N. School St. mance and there is a possibility they The GOP made some gains in the be disrupted. It was a more harsh Manchester High School. It will T h u rsd a y Kennedy has also said that he has Legislature in 1976 but is still a small hi me decision than perhaps should have begin Thursday, Jan. 12. The class tentatively scheduled a reduction of might back a third Democratic can­ GHTI ^ 6:30 p.m. —Judge's Hours, Probate didate. minority and party leaders concede been made.” will meet on eleven Thursdays seven and a half teaching positions For PARITy Privately, a lawmakers said the between 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. Court. DEP catches the worm Both parties select their nominees they need the patronage and power for next year. that comes from the governor’s of­ ORWfRE ON change in policy by some lawmakers, Those registering for the class Tlie budget is higher than the The DEP Forestry Unit offers at July nominating conventions in HARTFORD (UPI) - It’s not too Hartford, with unsuccessful can­ fice to rebuild their party. as well as Mrs. Grasso’s insistence must have a valid Advanced Town asks bids superintendent would like it to be, he soon to start thinking about spring trees and shrubs to Connecticut lan­ ~H A R IT y on the program, was dictated by the Lifesaving certificate. said,, because of increasing set costs and all the planting that goes along downers with only two restrictions, political realities of the governor’s Register by calling the Recreation on sewer items such as salaries, fringe benefits, with it. according to state forester Robert L. difficult reelection campaign this Office 646-6010. The Town of Manchester is seeking utilities and transportation as well as The Connecticut, Department of Garrepy. i Ribicoff: no sympathy bids for two items needed for the inflation. Environmental Protection says it is “Seedlings may not be resold with sewage treatment plant. Also on Monday night’s board agen­ now accepting orders for tree and the roots attached,’’ he says, “nor for India fuel request A sump pump and a chlorine da will be the presentation of a shrub seedlings availabie through its may they be used for purely shade or AFT president in state recommended revised policy on class emergency detector are needed for forestry planting program. ornamental purposes.” NEW DELHI, India (UPI) - The ment of enriched uranium for one the plant, which is located at 57 Land­ U.S. Senate is unlikely to react sym­ Indian reactor and heavy water for for Health Center voting fill Way. The bids will be opened pathetically to India’s desire to another, but said he would send a Friday, Jan. 27. at 11 a.m. receive nuclear fuel while refusing to “cold and very blunt” letter to Desai FARMINGTON (UPI) - The Connecticut Nurses Association are agree to safeguards, an American when he got back to Washington, American Federation of Teachers, vying for the job. Guest organ composer senator said Friday. restating the U.S. position. trying to win next week’s union Asked why the AFT was seeking to “I don’t think that the Senate — I’m Desai told Carter he would recon­ representation election at the represent persons not usually Before returning home talking for myself personally — sider the issue if a comprehensive University of Connecticut Health classified as educators, Shanker About town leads Notre Dame group] would be very sympathetic with the test ban treaty is reached and if Hoping he^ll notice Center, Friday brought its national said, “The health center is part of an standing alongside NATO Secretary General Joseph Luns president into the campaign. just hours before returning to Washington, President Jimmy prime minister’s point of view,” Sen. nuclear powers agree to destroy Tractors and pickups voiced written messages Friday about educational institution — the Univer­ Dr. David Clark Isele, guest com­ Music. In addition to being a choral Abraham Ribicoff. D-Conn., said one their atomic weapons. Albert Shanker, also vice president sity of Connecticut.” Sunset Council No. 45, Daughters poser at last summer’s International their plight in a five-mile motorcade in hopes that Secretary of Carter talks to newsmen. Carter pledged continuing support to conductor, organist and vocalist, he day after discussing the nuclear issue Ribicoff said he expected the of the AFL-CIO, attended a luncheon The AFT already represents about of Pocohontas. will meet Monday at Contemporary Organ Music Festival Agriculture Robert Bergland takes notice. The scene was in 7:30 p.m. at the Zipser Club, 35 NATO in a brief statement before heading for the airport. is an active composer whose reputa­ with Indian Prime Minister Morarji Senate soon to pass a bill cutting off and news conference in Hartford and 500 non-faculty professionals at (UPI photo) in Hartford, will conduct the Notre tion continues to spread as a result of nuclear exports to countries refusing Omaha, Neb., where Bergland met with farmers' strike later visited the health center for a UConn’s main campus in Storrs. Brainard Place. Dame Chorale in its performance Desai. an increased number of com­ “India, which has always stood in to permit full safeguards on nuclear representatives from 30 states. (UPI photo) cocktail party. Shanker, who rose to prominence Thursday at 8 p.m. at East Catholic missioned works. the forefront for limiting the spread material. The House has already The 810 non-faculty professional in the AF’T as a leader of New York High School. The chorale is sponsored by the un­ of all arms, and for peace and against passed the bill. employees — nurses, researchers City’s teachers, defended his Vernon school funding Proceeds from the concert, which iversity’s music department under war, should not be one of the major India has agreed to allow inspec­ and lab technicians — at the teaching colleagues against charges they are is open to the public, will be used to the auspices of the office of student countries which opts for the spread tion of facilities at which it receives hospital will vote next Thursday on to blame for increasing numbers of benefit future Irish Children’s activities. of nuclear weapons," Ribicoff said. foreign assistance, but has declined whether they want a union to repre­ students graduating from high school Projects in Manchester. Isele, assis­ Tickets for Thursday night’s con­ Ribicoff was one of five senators to approve inspection of those it built sent them for collective bargaining without basic educational skills. tant professor of music at the Grasso sets office hours purposes. State hearings continued cert may be obtained at the door or I . who have met with Desai, Defense itself. It also has refused to sign the He said taxpayers must be willing University of Notre Dame, is begin­ from various Manchester merchants Minister Jagjivan Ram and other nuclear nonproliferation treaty, con­ HARTFORD (UPI) - Gov. Ella T. sons wanting to talk with her. The AFT, the Connecticut State to commit more money to programs ning his fourth year as chorale direc­ A case concerning the Town of Ver­ The board says it will pay full tui­ spend for children placed by other including Supreme Foods, 45 Hart­ leaders during a three-day visit to In­ tending it discriminates against Grasso said Friday she will hold Mrs. Grasso sets aside one evening Employees Association and a com­ aimed at helping disadvantaged tor. He is a graduate of Oberlin non’s funding for . special education tion for those students placed in agencies. ford Road, or Brigg’s Great Ice dia. developing countries. public office hours at the Capitol next a month at her Capitol office to talk bined unit of the American Associa­ children in their early years if the has been continued to Wednesday, schools outside the system by its own At Thursday’s hearing, Kerkin College, Southern Methodist Univer­ Creams in Marshalls Mall at the The senators arrived Thursday, Ribicoff said that while he has the Monday from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. for per­ with residents. tion of University Professors and the problem is to be dealt with. sity and the Eastman School of Jan. 18. Planning and Placement Team. For answered a series of questions about Parkade. David Clark Isele two days after President Carter “highest respect” for Desai, ‘T m at Dr. Albert Kerkin, assistant students referred by other agencies, Vernon’s policies concerning special AW}'*' wound up a 48-hour visit in which he a loss to understand his philosophy as superintendent of schools in Vernon, it will pay only what it would cost to education. The questioning of Kerkin and Desai disagreed on nuclear being consistent with his represen­ testified Thursday at the first educate that child in the Vernon was completed at the hearing. policy. tations for a peaceful world and hearing for the case. system, about $3,100. The Jan. 18 hearing was scheduled Theater schedule Carter authorized another ship­ against war.” The Vernon Board of Education The state board contends that for additional witnesses and for sum­ S a tu rd a y 10:00 requested the hearing because it is neither the Vernon school systemi or mations by both sides. It will be held S u n d a y U.A. ’Theater 3 ■ - “ World’s U.A. Theater 2 — “P ete’s concerned about state demands for any other system in the state can ar­ at 6:30 p.m. in the State Office U.A. Theater 1 — "CTose Vernon Cine 1 — “The Greatest Lover” 2:00-3:45- tuition fees for outside special educa­ bitrarily limit the amount it will Encounters” 1:45-4:15-7:00- Dragon’’ 1:30-4:00-6:45-9:15 5:30-7:15-9!00 MCC plans Weekend College Building in Hartford. Choirboys” 2:00-4:15-7:20-9:30 tion placements. 10:00 Vernon Cine 2 — “Oh God!” U.A, Theater 2 — "Pete’s Manchester Community day 'and Tuesday from 9 from 9 a.m. to noon. 1:30-3:15-5:00-7:15-9:15 SHORT NOTICE College now has available a.m. to noon and 4 to 7 p.m. Further information Dragon” 1:30-4:00-6:45-9:15 U.A. ’Theater 1 — “Close U.A. Theater 3 - “ World’s Encounters” 1:45-4:15-7:00- AUCTION a Weekend College for Additional registration may be obtained from the Greatest Lover” 2:00-3-45- Of Rare Valuable Stock those persons whose per- periods are Jan. 17 from 2 Community Services office 5:30-7:15-9:00 sonal, family or employ- to 7 p.m. and Jan. 21 and 28 at 646-2137. Vernon Cine 1 — “The riao PERSIAN RUGS ment commitments may Choirboys” 2:00-7:20-9:30 9-.30 and other Oriental Rugs have prevented them from Vernon C ine2— “ Oh CJod!” \ nitnplt’if shipmvnl ul ^•(•nlll^l' h.indwiivcn I’t’rsi.m .md >ilhfi pursuing or completing a •'►I 2:00-7:15-9:15 Miius lidh lit’cn tirdcrt'd fur ilic stnrt"- fur niristrn.i> s.iii'*. I iii<- in •'irikf the Kiiods did not .irrivc nn linu’. and tliiiM- Im.mi i.dlt n - college degree. tiir the unpaid sliipmcnl havp inslruclcd llirir \‘ S rupn-M-nt.'itivi Students in the weekend inui (tie I’niirc shipiiiunt OPEN HOUSE I’lir viiur I'onti’nii’ni’f thv jiuuds h.iw hi-cn niovcd in college may take as many rilwa».«49-549lll HOWARD JOHNSON as five courses each MANCHESTER VERNON N semester and complete an The Potter and Clay Studio TAKE^OUTtS 15 ■ ■ II |EX( 65 Columbus Blvd. (Off 84, Exit 35) 001-907 MAIN ST TRI-CITY PLAZA C2:^iTHEATRES EAST 2dl0 NEW BRITAIN entire degree program 7:16 SAT. JA N . 7 - 2 PM - View 1 PM through weekend classes. MANCHESTER MALL • 811 MAIN 8T. M E N ’S SHO P ,9:18 The weekend courses are Sat. 10:30-4:30 lurl in Miiali and !aru*’ m /ps ati’ 'Irirtlv the tini’hl *.i.nl' - "Where Women Like to Shop For Mon" vl.-\N FSFKU.\N I.MiiUV MKl.iU i lU-M \N scheduled in five time H.M, SII.K gl .MK nil.NKSK SCKM-: f XHI'KI Baa Saya; “Baat tha WIntar Bluet, H WALtOiSNiVi I \ \ N .\IN UI>.M,-\.NI,-\N P H X V I’.i Hlli .AHIil lUI. periods: Friday evenings, Taka a Claaa.” P E T C 8 D M B 0 N S.U flN N K H lK lU 'N N K H S and nian\ m . r> in all m /p - Saturday mornings, Satur­ Auctioneer; Col. O.W. M rp h y day afternoons, Sunday Terms: Cash or Check mornings and Sunday , afternoons. A master schedule for four semesters, which will FAMOUS BRAZIER repeat every two years, has been developed to enable students to plap WILL their programs of study. Show case Included in the master C inem as HOT DOG schedule are all the IMTeR8TAtEB4 courses necessary to com­ EXITSa plete all requirements for Crown returned to Hungary m v a L A M B the associate in science, The official handing over of the Crown of St. Stephen, the Hungarian symbol of RoSarnamEET business administration, EAST HARTFORD general studies or liberal nationhood, took place Friday in Budapest. Attending were U S. Secretary of State Cyrus 808-8810 SALE arts and sciences degrees. Vance and members of the Hungarian parliament. (UPI photo) BAfKUMJMMnNKB'S A high percentage of the $2.80 til 2i30P.lt, requirements in most other degree programs available REG. at MCC may also be com­ CHILI pleted through the < MONDAY, JAN. 9th // 40 Weekend College. Scholarship forms ready f t l or CHEESE Semesters generally con­ orKRAUT sist of IS weekends from TU ESDAY, JAN. 10th Applications for aid from the resident graduating seniors and MCC tend a college of the student’s choice. early September through R E Q . 50« Manchester Scholarship Foundation transfer students who plan to attend Financial need Is determined in a mid-January and from late TO PREPARE FOR OUR ANNUAL are now available in the guidance of­ any school of higher education which confidential manner by an January through late May. fices of Manchester High School, includes business, technical, experienced college financial aid of­ “SEMI- Courses for the spring East CatboUc High School, Howell vocational schools, as well as two ficer. TOUGH’ semester will begin Jan. Cheney Regional Vocational- and four year colleges. The finandal awards range from 35‘ 2 5 ^ 27. Each course will meet Technical School, and the f in ^ ia l The awarding of the scholarships is $250 to $1,000 and are granted to once a week. aid office at Manchester Community based on a number of factors such as students whc plan to attend a variety SAT„ nn., MM. 0M.V_ Walk-in registration at BU TALW W S College. the high school academic record, the of types of schools. the main campus of MCC, PLUS A DOLLAR student’s Intended program of study, The deadline for the applications is 60 Bldwell St., will be Mon- They are available to Manchester and the family flhancial need to at- April 4. ONSATURD/WS! ENJOY H H i ROOM ______SBMisopen from CASH SALE MmchMtor Evening Herald 9 A.M.-12 P.M. for 1 PutHMisd every evening except at the following branches: CB club invites operators Sundeys end hdldM. Entered et the .. q .” j j ,* INMIFORT AT BOTH Msncheeter, Conn. Poet Office MSe- MainOffict* Burnside The Glastonbury Emergency FEVER oond Cteee Mill Metter. Main Office Putnam Bridge Plaza Glastonbury, Manchester and Bolton ty. It is on call to local and state Drive-ln Bolton Notch Radio Service CB Qub will meet J o h n T ra vo tto area interested in joining the club authorities for all emergency radio Suggested Carrier Rates parkade Andover Monday at 7:30 p.m, at St. Paul’s WHICH BEQIHS are invited to attend. services. L0l»TI0NS 01 PeyeWe In Advenoe Spencer Street Soulh Windsor A Iraditton of b^iiw excellence Parish Hall, 40 Naubuc Ave.. There are two ^visions, junior and NonhEnd Ashicd ’iiiesaviiw sB ank Glastonbury. | The group haa scheduled a first aid senior, so that family groups are course to be sponsored by the Red Because we «ke to ofMancfiestcr WEDNESDAY, JAN. 11th John (Bread Man) Murphy, a eligible for membership. The junior Cross.' 8I« nwimw...... $23.40 spoil YOU jUSt a bit M6-17(X) dealer in electronics components, m . O n e y t t f ...... I 4 3 .N division is for youths age 10 to 16. Further infomuitlon about the club M ill Ra Im Upon RiquM will q>eak on CB radios and their 004 HARTFORD RD. or OPEN W ID-THUR8-PRIDAY NIQHT8 TIL 9 P.M. SAT. UNTIL 5:30 P.M. The Glastonbury Emergency is available by calling James SubMdbiri who (ill U) riMlvi Vwlr niMpipir bitari 6:30 p.m. function.’There will be a question and Radio Service is a nonprofit Menard, president, at 633-1029; Lan- please answer period afterward. CAU.THEATRE •houW tiliphoni thi ciroulitlon i organization and a licensed emergen­ ' ny Newell or Emma Jane Young, at PORSCflEBITWES Pipirtmim, 647-W46. ' All Ucensed CB operators in the cy radio service under FCC au^ori- 242 M0AD STREET 649-9882. PAGE FOUR-A - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Sat., Jan. 7, 1978 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn.. Sat.. Jan. 7. 1978 - PAGE KIVE A

MCC offers special interest courses ManehMtor public records IT’S YOUR OPINION The Community Services Division licensure examination. Three sec­ cent homes and other institutions, for basic and advanced photography, un­ at Manchester (Community College tions of this course will be offered on those working in various outreach derstanding self and others, alcohol this spring will offer special interest Monday evenings, Wednesday programs, and for others in com­ and drug abuse. Warranty deeds Federal lax liens The Saturday opinion page is nion on a wide variety of sub­ courses in real estate, aviation and evenings and Saturday mornings. munity organizations. However, Errol C. Flynn and Mary Ann Internal Revenue Service- against open to all readers of The jects. gerontology. The Appraisal I course will meet on anyone interested in the problems of Classes will begin on Jan. 23. Walk- Flynn to Richard E. Jewell and Lois Mario' and Delores Conderino. We ask that you limit your Four courses in real estate to be Thursday evenings and the Appraisal the elderly may enroll. in registration at the main campus of C. Jewell, property at 34-36 Wood- property at 459 Keeney St., $296. Herald. e solieit your opinions offered are Real Estate Principles II course on Tuesday evenings. The writing to nO more than 500 To meet an expanding interest in Manchester Coriimunity College, 60 bridge St., $56,500. Internal Revenue Service against on topifs of interest to the eoni- and Practices. Real Estate Appraisal finance course will meet on Thursday private aviation, two aviation Bidwell St., will be held on Monday Raymond and Micheiine Gagnon, I. Real Estate Appraisal II, and Real evenings. immity. Is it edueatioh? Ad­ words, double spaced, and send courses will be offered this spring; and Tuesday, from 9 a.m. to noon and Mary Lee Kanehl to Michael Paul property at 482 Adams St., $5,144. Estate Finance. Each course will Three gerontology courses will be Misseri and Eleanor C. Misseri, ministration? Business? them to: Aerospace and Private Flight 4 to 7 p.m. Additional registration Internal Revenue Service against meet once a week for approximately offered: Institutional Care of the property at Main and Pearl streets, IT’S YOUR OPINION Training. Both will be offered in periods are Jan. 17, from 2 to 7 p.m. ; Timothy and Patricia Moynihan, Reereation? Polities? three hours. Aging. -Policy Management of $ 110 ,000 . cooperation with Ellington Airport. and Jan. 21 and 28, from 9 a.m. to property at 53 Benton St., $1,976, IVIanrhester Evening Herald Geriatric Facilities, and Sociology of Other special interest courses are noon. The basic Real Estate Principles First Hartford Realty Corp. to The purpose is to present a Herald Square and Practices course will cover the Aging. These courses are offered in areas such as emergency Homer B. Kenison and Prisca L. Marriage licenses topics required by the Connecticut primarily for persons already medical training, pharmacology, For further information, call the Edwin T. Plantamuro, Tudor Lane, eross-seetion of community opi­ IVlanehester, (^onn. 06040 Kenison, of Saratoga Springs, N.Y., ■Real Estate Commission tor its working with the elderly in convales- secretarial skills, speed reading. MCC Community Services office at and Deborah Rae Aronson, 399 646-2137. property at 153 Leland Drive, $66,900. Adams St., Jan. 14. AARP 1275 The Eighth is people will hear By ROBERT H. BLETCHMAN Sally Neild too much. I am suspicious of their zeal for the good life, we turned our Chairperson backs to our neighbors, and went The Manchester Chapter Eighth Dislrin motives. But, of course, it would be No. 1275 of the American VH Hoc Conimillee politically revulsive to the electors of about our private business of getting Good morning, I’m James McIntyre, the next budget director, ’m kind Association of Retired Per­ the Eighth, who may be called upon ahead. Getting ahead takes a lot of e* it*. j sons (AARP) will meet 2«AY BIOCKBUSIERSI of new at this . . . Can you give me some pointers?” Certain persons and interests In to vote for their own extinction (aka time and attention. Wednesday at 1;30 p.m. at Manchester are now apparently at consolidation), to be told that So we delegated to others the South United Methodist work to effect a consolidation with Buckland confounds some political responsibility of serving common Church. Saturday 10 a.m. to 9 p.m.» Sunday 12 noon to 5p-.m. the Eighth Utilities District aspirations and the Eighth is needs. We created agency upon agen­ Sally W. Neild will be (reference - editorial - Manchester frustrating to Manchester’s fiscal cy, bureaucracy upon bureaucracy, Who should decide what is safe? guest speaker. She will Evening Herald, Jan. 3, 1978). Their policies. To those real motives, I say, union upon union. We’ve seen the show the film titled hazardous to the public should be they function in a rigid framework, "Wherever You Are.” rational is framed in the noble terms lough! consequences in strikes, mismanage­ By JOHN W. HANLEY removed from the market. However, in lockstep with antiquated statutes. A resident of Cromwell, of unity, efficiency, etc. Tired Some Vital Statistics: ment, etc., and worst of all, dis­ Mr. John W. Hanley is chairman in many situations where chemicals Laws which are not responsive to Mrs. Neild received her phrases such as “Manchester should ’The Eighth Utilities District is. respect for those institutions osten­ be one town” still lures the human and president of Monsanto Co., one of have been attacked, this is not the society’s needs can be as much of a bachelor’s degree in nur­ Besides sewer service, it provides a sibly created to serve us. spirit, as with man’s first tribal hunt, the nation's large chemical firms. case. Although there may be a risk, risk to the consumer as the subject of sing at the University of volunteer fire department (its What then motivates the 88 unpaid Connecticut. She has to participate and cooperate for the the real benefits operate positively in investigation. The regulations should excellence is well established). volunteer firemen of the Eighth? served as charge nurse at Adam, taking the first bite of the the best interests of society. be more flexible, programmed to good of all. How emotionally The State of Connecticut has 317 How is it that one of the 88 is a school Buckley Convalescent apple, faced a dilemma that has not respond to differences of scientific appealing to lay aside differences so fire departments coverings its 169 teacher, another a mechanic, some Some depend on it Home, staff nurse and Caldor’s Mid-Winter changed throughout history. interpretation. This especially as to fend off danger and partake of towns. According to state Labor junior executives, businessmen, a A product like saccharin, for exam­ supervisor at the Far­ Clearance and Colorful the common bounty. Everything in life carries with it a applies to the Delaney Amendment Department statistics, only seven machinist, postal worker, lawyer, of­ ple, sparks an acute response among mington Visiting Nurse White Sale begins certain amount of risk, in exchange of the Food and Drug Act, which flat­ But such a lure is both towns — Bridgeport, Bristol, East fice people, all kinds? those concerned about food safety. Association, ad­ tomorrow—come philosophically superficial and for something to be gained. Adam ly bans any food aijditive that is ministrative supervisor of Hartford, Hartford, New Britain, The Eighth is People. People doing Yet, obese and diabetic people pick up your value- politically provincial. The must have known this when he took found to induce cancer when ingested the Cromwell and Haddam New Haven and West Hartford — the joh without the job having to be have depended on the synthetic philosophers know that strength the forbidden fruit. We know it today, Public Health Services, packed flyer at your have fully paid fire departments. The thought up by bureaucrats. The sweetener for over 80 years, without by man or animal. SILVER PLATED GIFTWARE and it might be important now to ad­ and is currently medical nearest Caldor! comes from diversity and honest overwhelming majority of towns are Eighth is people pulling together for any demonstrated increased in­ Need panel EXAMPLES: politicians know America’s mit it. program director of the respresented by 263 fully volunteer common social needs. The Eighth is cidence of cancer. But the U.S. Food Perhaps we need a panel of Connecticut Chapter of the Coffee Set Owl Trivet Centerpiece greatness flows from the whole spec­ During this century, something has fire departments. a place where a youngster can and Drug Administration proposed to qualified and, to the extent possible, Arthritis Foundation. Reg. 39.99 Reg. 7.99 Reg. 19.99 changed in our society. Previously, trum of differences of our people and realize his dream of meaningful con­ ban it. Is a test, in which massive unbiased scientists, to air differences After the film, there will Texas Instruments the right (both ethical and legal) to I think it is of special significance tribution (how constructive an outlet populations depended almost totally amounts of the product are fed to be a question period, and of opinion or risk, and balance the S-Function Men’s L.E.D. Choose from stack tables, sold 2 3 ? 0 -j-IBS preserve those differences. Perhaps that there are more volunteer fire in an era when youth restively seeks on nature. Now we rely a great deal rats (much more than a human folders will be available. 2” . 33™ 466 benefits to be gained from any Digital Watch Choose from our spectacular assortment of individually or sets of stack tables, one cliche deserves another — "How departments than towns to serve. purpose). The Eighth is Identity. on man-made substances — in what would ingest in a lifetime) definite Members of the nests of tables, pedestal tables & product in question. Such a group Shows the hour, minute, exquisite crystal giftware and serving pieces, Beautiful gifts for anyone,., even yourself I Hand­ dull, if everyone thought and did the But such is the nature of a volunteer. we eat. what we wear, and how we Manchester chapters of second, month and date. more. And yes, Virginia, it is not sinful enough to justify a wiping out of could be an additional channel of in­ including many hand-cut styles. somely detailed in gleaming silverplate! same.” To cut out the District is to cut out work and live. Very often, intelligent AARP may obtain Sensational low price! store slock only. No rainchKks. for firemen to have fun. May the proven benefits to the consumer? formation to legislative bodies and to * Store stock only. No rainchecks. Store stock only. No rainchecks. part of the heart of America. When moderation permits benefits to assistance during i Our Reg. 9.95 Shakespeare said, “Methinks he spirit of man always rejoice in the The question is basic, aside from the public in situations where the America worked, it was the people counterbalance risks in a given situa­ February and March in doth protest too much.” I think those fellowship of a job well done. And the serious economic effects at risk-benefit aspects of a product doing what had to be done. tion. This is just as true with natural making out their income persons wrapping themselves in the may the Eighth long endure, because stake. Our technology today permits become controversial. Somewhere along the road, in our foods as with foods which contain tax returns. "flag” of Manchester, doth protest without it, something very American us to detect and measure extremely Ultimately, though, the intended chemical substances. Several members have Texas Instruments dies. small trace quantities of substances, beneficiary should be a basic infor­ completed, a training “Star Wars” 5-Function We are not too uncomfortable with but the interpretation of their impor­ mation source. That means you, the course recently and are L.E.D. Digital Watch the risk of eating “naturally grown” tance can be much more com­ qualified to give this vegetables, which contain arsenic; consumer. You should be as well in­ Featuring DarthVader!, plicated. So who should decide what formed as possible, and both govern­ assistance. They are John Shows hour, minute, Survey shows package stores fruits, which are laced with nickel; Dormer, Sam Felice, Bill second, months date. is safe for someone else? ment and industry should do all it can or peanuts which have amounts of Regulatory agencies can perform a to help you express your views. Graif, Pat Hallihan, Frank h Our Reg. 14.95 aflatoxin. service to the consumer, but not if Morasco, George Potter- Like Adam, the choice should be ton and Dick Reinohl from lack space to store empties Benefits outweigh risks yours — to bite or not to bite. :< -■< ^ REPEAT In the small amount of toxic sub­ Chapter No. 1275; Leo : I Texas Instruments “ Dataman” • OF A stances occurring in many foods, the Colburn from Chapter No. By ROBERT J. BURNS For the firstj time in this long con­ circumstances or "Cannot expand, 604; and Joe Murphy and I Electronic Learning Aid "V- benefits far outweigh the risk. We America’s #1 Rock Band SELLOUT! ro-rhairman troversy someone has made the ef­ must buy neighboring business — Bob Simmers from I Presents problem; accept this as a matter of course. If , timer, answer checker^ Kiss Aiive il Connertirul Beverage fort to really determine the impact of $25,000?” Chapter No. 2399. we didn’t, we could get so scared, we I and scorekeeper to NOW AT OUR Roberts Hand-Held ■Advisory Commitlee a bottle bill on package stores. To determine the impact upon Dates and places for get­ show progress. would be afraid to eat anything. Then LOWEST PRICES! Mini Cassette Recorder This survey shows package stores package store operators in terms of ting income tax return aid Our Reg. 24.95 Series 2-LP A survey of Connecticut’s package we might all starve to death. QUOIE/UNQUOTi will be announced soon. are totally unequipped to deal with extra work, the survey found that 58 1198 Set store operators indicates that 94 per­ Our instinct and intuition tells us, Dormer, Potterton and !70 the problems caused by a bottle bill. percent of respondents think another What people are saying... Famous Picasso Collection by Pacific Mills Our Reg. cent lack space to store empty however, that with enough Barbara Dik are members 34.99 Yet, some pressure groups and employe would be needed to handle Two outrageous sides of their show- Enjoy some of the most magnificent works of the 20th Century's beverage cans and bottles in their es­ knowledge and common sense, we of a committee which has Alex Haley’s IM Best Seller stoppers, 5 new songs and a special greatest artist, pow available as exquisite home fashions at tablishments if faced with a "bottle legislators are intent upon forcing empties. Some 39 percent would not been meeting to review a Kiss booklet, plus a big Kiss sur­ Tape with one hand! Built-in con- should be able to take a calculated “ Roots” in Paperback Caldor's inspiring savings! denkir microphone, pushbutton bill.” this burden upon package stores and make such an estimate, but sub­ “It had a level of intellectual and expectations have not been met.” new set of bylaws from the prise! A must-have! their customers. risk for an expected benefit. The saga that electrified controls for easy access, plus The survey, conducted by the mitted such remarks as, "Could not political competence that was sub­ — Dr. Aaron T. Beek, professor of National AARP America! Traces an NOJRON SHEETS, CASES MATCHING BEDSPREADS leatherette case. Batteries extra. Although 80 percent of the In the area of food safety, for Connecticut Beverage Advisory afford to pay them.” zero. It would make you yearn for the psychiatry at the llniversily of headquarters. amazing family history. operators said they had no space example, critics can often all too Twin Flat & Fitted Twin -I C30 Committee, also shows that 80 per­ Package store operators would be political sophistication of The Pennsylvania, on the 20 percent There are still a few Pub. List Price 2.75 Our Reg. 5.99...... Our Reg. 2 4 .99 ...... I w available for storage facilities, most quickly take it upon themselves to cent do not even have space on their faced with a dilemma under a bottle National Enquirer.” inereast- in attempted suicides tickets available for the made an attempt to estimate their condemn a useful product, because of Ice (?apades at the Hart­ Full Flat or Fitted Full 4 7 7 6 property to construct storage bill. They know they’re going to have — EronomisI John Kennelli during the winter holidays. Our Reg. 7 .4 9 ...... a discovered risk factor. ford Civic Center and Our Reg. 2 9 .99 ...... I f facilities. needs. Estimates ranged from 10 to to put in extra work dealing with Gaihrailli, commenting on The awareness of risk, rather than luncheon on Jan, 27. A trip ueen Flat or Fitted jueen - 1,000 square feet. empties they also know they’ll have Teens’ & Women’s All- Queen - O Q 7 0 A 10 percent sampling of the just being a reasonable part of the “Quesl”, a political journal that is planned Feb. 22 to the ur Reg. 10.99...... Ourju r Reg. 36.99.36.99...... About half the 174 respondents also no place to store. It’s “Catch 22” all was circulated in India in 1961, 8 state’s 1,735 package stores further overall picture, then takes up an un­ Continental Baking Co. in Leather Ghillies ventured a construction cost es­ over again. published by the C.I.A. Supple leather uppers, Cases & (Pkg. ol 2) Drapes reveals that 65 percent could not es­ balanced amount of the attackers' Massachusetts wiUi lunch Our Reg. 4 .9 9 ...... 3.46 Our Reg. 18 9 9 .... 11.40 timate, some of which approached In the end, we think the smaller "She went to see The Stranglers flexible leather soles. tablish a container refund center; 93 at Ken’s Steak House. Rust or banana. Sizes the Connecticut Construction In­ attention. If the decisions finally are and came back a changed person. I Not every style or size in every store. Min 96 pcs. per store. No ram checks percent could not do so alone; and 56 stores would have to absorb the extra based on just that risk, the benefits Further information is 5'A-9,10. dustry Association figure of $20 or suppose I should have played the percent would find it difficult to do work with present staff. We can’t are forgotten, buried by an at­ available by calling Lucille Our Reg. 12.99 more per square foot. stern father, but I like punk. But Y e s t e r d a y s Mahoney at 643-7152, or so, even with other stores. even predict what will be done about mosphere of fear. A few remarks submitted with the Heather’s very loyal. She likes our Grace Barrett at 643-8434. The creation of refund centers lacY of storage space. Must defend itself within a mile of stores lacking space survey included: “My landlord will Whatever might be done about music, too.” One result is that the chemical in­ to handle beverage empties was not compromise (on building); he'll these problems, it should be evident — Paul McCartney, whose 14-year- dustry finds it must defend itself 25 years ago “INSTAPURE” expected by bottle bill proponents to close my door.” “Impossible to add to everyone that it will add expense old d aughter H eather has shorn her Table Top Hum idifier from attacks that certain synthetic Town crews plow streets for the About town Water Filter System provide relief for retailers forced to storage space” and "Landlord has to a package store’s operation and hair and taken to wearing safety for Home or Office refused to add onto building for any substances are hazardous enough to first time this winter. SAVE by Water Pik cope with a mandatory deposit law^ will mean great customer in­ pins. Court decision may bring local bot­ convenience. nullify the good they do. Often, these "We understand how an organism tle club ban. St. Margaret’s Circle, Our Reg. attacks are made in an atmosphere can build molecules although the Assets of Hohenthal Fund are 29.70 of crisis and overemotionalism, with Daughters of Isabella, will Our Reg. largest of them is far too minute for turned over to Verplanck Scholarship meet Tuesday at 7 p.m. at 26.99 40-Channel Citizen’s Band Transceivers You’ll sleep better... anti breathe insufficient facts creating confusion, us to see, even with a high-powered Foundation. better! Puts back up to 3 gallons rather than providing a basis for a the Knights of Columbus, O ttO p en Easy-to-install system brings you Be safe on those dangerous winter days—keep up microscope. Yet we do not unders­ 10 years ago hall. After the meeting, with road conditions with this fabulous 40-channel of lost moisture per day! rational decision. SlocKPnces- clearer, cleaner, better-tasting tand how it builds a flower or hand or This date was a Sunday; The Sistei; Marie Alice will water. You won't believe the value! Features squelch control, S/RF meter, PA/CB West Bend 3-Speed Console It’s time to stop short and take a an eye, all of which are plainly visi­ Herald did not publish. speak on Christian yoga, amazing difference it can make! selector switch, built-in speaker and much, more. Humidifier, Reg. 99.70 ...... *83 look. This fundamental problem w ill. ble to us.” meditation and contempla­ not be solved without a more active, — Nobel Prize winner Francis H.C. tion. Refreshments will be better informed public. It may just Crick, writing in the newly served by Mrs. Hermaline have become necessary for the voice published “Encyclopedia of Feeney and her com­ MAGICOLOR A lm a n a c ) mittee. of the consumer, exercising its free Ignorance,” a compendium of all FARBERWARE Latex Wall Paint will in the marketplace, to express man does not know in the sciences. itself clearly. Adam, as an in­ The Veterans Council of 10-Pc. Cookware Set “People live by myths. And we are Manchester Will meet dividual, knew what he wanted, and hard-put to abandon them. Sym­ By United Press International O ur Reg. he showed it with his action. Can we Today is Saturday, Jan. 7, the Monday at 6:30 p.m. in one 8.99 Gal. bolically and culturally, these of the conference rooms at do as much? We are not so different seventh day of 1978 with 358 to follow. Super-easy to use-covers In one holiday vacations are times of Manchester Memorial It purchased from him. The moon is approaching its new Complete Set separately coat, dries in 20 minutes. Avail­ gratitude, closeness and warmth. Hospital. able in a wide variety of hand­ Of course, uniike Adam’s biting of phase. Yet so many of us sit thinking about 1 Qt. Covered Saucepan...... 1 3 .9 9 some tones. the apple, those chemical products what might have been or how our The morning stars are Mercury, which prove themselves to be truly Mars','Venus and Saturn. The Concordia Lutheran 2 Qt. Covered Saucepan...... 1 8 .9 9 1\IIAGICOLOR O FF EVERY 16” AND 20” The evening star is Jupiter. Church council will meet Monday at 7:30 p.m. in the 4 Qt. Covered Saucepan...... 2 2 . 9 9 Latex SemfGloss Paint ^rR^. HUFFY OR MURRAY Those bom on this date are under church room. ' Low Prices includes 16" convertibles, 20" Hi-Risers the sign of Capricorn. 8 Qt. Covered Saucepan...... 3 1 . 9 9 or Motorcross bikes for boys and girls. V T h o u g h t Millard Fillmore, 13th president of Catechetics CHassea of 7 Inch Fry Pan...... 1 5 . 9 9 O ur Reg. 11.79 Gal. 7f Gal.^ EVERY 24”, 26”, 27” the United States, was bom Jan. 7, C o n co rd ia Lutheran 10'/2 Inch Fry Pan...... 2 2 . 9 9 1800. Church will meet Tuesday The perfect paint for your kitchen a n d 10-SPEED exalted. or bathroom! Waranteed to cover Our Reg AND 10-SPEED God is in our companions On this day in history; at 6;-30 p.m. in the Church TOTAL IF PURCHASED •! OC O il in one coat-and its super-jscrlib- lS P^ces HUFFY, MURRAY, KIA We hear him in kind voices; He is in hearts of good will In 1789, George Washington was School wing. SEPARATELY | ZO.94 bablel 24" & 26" 3-speeds and 24", 26", & 27" We see him in smiles of those who And in the ways of all who love elected as the first president of the A u§m bly peace. Aluminum clad bottoms for even heating; stainless 3M Production Sandpaper 10-speed racers forpien, women, boys and girls. love. United States. Costly Color steel for easy cleaning. Stay cool handles. n q u in d 9x12 ft. Plastic Drop Cloth. 3 9 * Our Reg. 99c pk...... 7 7 * In tenderness of all who care. L.F. Wood In 1927, regular trans-Atlantic HOUSEWARES OCPT. We find him in those who work The greatest treasure any person In ancient Rome, Em­ telephone service began between And labor for the common good: can possess is the friendship of many peror Nero proclaimed that New York and London. only he could wear a purple We hear him in those who speak people. The crowning jewel of that 3 WAYS TO CHARGE; SALE PRICES In 1972, President Nixon announced fabric colored with extracts MANCHESm KHUIOII wisdom. treasure is the close, supportive from murex shellfish. 1. CALDOR CHARGE EFFECTIVE: In the accents of lovers of truth. friendship of a few. his intention to run for a second term. Seafaring Phoenician mer­ 2. MASTER CHARGE 1145 ToUbbH Tunipiln Trl-Ctt|| S h i^ Caular SATURDAYAND God gives dignity to the lowly Rev. Kenneth E. Knox He overwhelmingly defeated chants made the regal dye a.BANKAMERICARDAfISA SUNDAY 1 Talcottville Democratic Sen. George McGovern and grew rich selling purple STORE HOURS: DAILY AND SATURDAY 10 A.M. to 9 P.M. • SUNDAY 12 NOON TO 5 P.M. ■^'***^*^8111 ■flIfSBi/TJ’VeC And a humble mind to those wool for the equivalent of Congregational Church that November. $150 a pound. PAGE SIX-A - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Sal.. Jan. 7. 1978 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Sat., Jan. 7, 1978- PAGE SEVEN'-A Soccer Community calendar LOCAL CHURCHES- ^REA CHURCHES COVENTRY PRESBYTERIAN which are Interpreted for the deaf, Andover Wednesday ST. BARTHOLOMEW'S CHURCH, explore "The Death of Duty” or how do CHURCH, Nathan Hale School Road. 31. Nursery provided; 9:45 a.m., Sunday program Planning and Zoning Commission, East Middle Turnpike. Rev. Philip we do what must be done without the Rev. Dr. Richard W. Gray, pastor. School; 6 p.m.. Training Union. Sunday .7:30 p.m.. Town Hall. Hussey, pastor. pressure of "ought,” "feuilt” or “duty” ? 9:30 a.m.. Worship; 11 a.m., Sunday ST. FRANCIS OF ASSISI UHURCH, Historical Society, 2:30 p.m., home Human Rights Commission, 7:30 Saturday Mass at 5 p.m.; Sunday Sunday School, coffee and conversation, School; 7:30 p.m., Bible Study at par- 673 Ellington Rd., South Windsor. Rev. needs of Mrs. Ronald Haverl, Long Hill p.m., Raymond Library. Masses at 8:30, 10:15 and 11:30 a.m. followed by congregational meeting. sonage on Cornwall Dr. CUrl J. Sherer, pastor. COMMUNITY BAPTIST CHURCH, Road. Board of Education Workshop on GOSPEL HALL, 415 Center St. HRST a s s e m b l ie s OF GOD, 763 Saturday Masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sun- An American Baptist Church, 585 E. Oak St., East Hartford. Rev. Ralph F. day Masses at 7:30, 9:30 and 11 a.m. Monday school closings, 7:30 p.m., Penney 10 a.m.. Breaking bread; ll:ti a.m., Coventry ..A*'iw* - t ; SuAday School; 7 p.m.. Gospel meeting. Center St. Rev. Ondon Stairs, minister; Jelley, pastor. VERNON UNITED METHODIST High School. Representatives of the Coventry Town clerk, 6 to 8 p.m.. Town Of­ ST. BRIDGET CHURCH, 70 Main St. Rev. Frederick Lanz, director of Chris­ 10 a.m.. Church School; 11 a.m., Mor- CHURCH, Route 30. Rev. Dr. James W. Youth Soccer Program told the fice Building. Thursday Rev. John .J. Delaney, pastor. Rev. tian education. ning Wor^lp; 7 p.m.. Evening Service. Knorr, pastor. Parks and Recreation Commission it Tax collector, assessor, 7 to 9 p.m., Public Building (Commission, 7:30 William J. Stack, Rev. William J. 9:15 a.m.. Church School for all ages, VERNON ASSEMBLIES OF GOD, 51 9:15 a.m.. Worship Service, (3iurch KiUeen. kindergarten through Grade 4 continuing Old Town Rd. School for all ages, Nurdery provided. Town Office Building. p.m.. Town Hall. will need $3,100 for the 1978 soccer during the service; 10:30 a.m.. Morning 9:45 a.m., Sunday School for all ages; ST. MARGARET MARY CHURCH, ; ....j.-* Constables, 7:30 p.m.. Town Office Saturday Masses at 5 and 7:30 p.m., season. Town Council and Board of Educa­ Worship, message: “Who Cares About 11 a.m.. Morning Worship; 7 p.m.. South Windsor. Rev. William McGrath Building. school auditorium; Sunday Masses at Director Diane Roberto and tion joint meeting, 7:30 p.m.. Town 7:30, 9 and 10:30, In church: 10:30 a.m. Lost People?" Nursery is provided; 6 Evening Evangelistic. and Rev. Joseph Schick, co-pastors. Planning and Zoning Commission, Secretary-Treasurer Sudie Hall. and noon in school auditorium. p.m.. Youth Fellowshi|» meet. UNITED CONGREGATIONAL Saturday Mass at 7 p.m.; Sunday Evaneliou said most of the money 7:30 p.m.. Town Office Building. Friday FULL GOSPEL INTERDENOMI­ CENTER CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, UNITED CHURCH OF Masses at 8:30, 10 and 11.30 a.m. CHURCH, UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST, Tolland. Rev. Donald G. CHURCH OF SAINT BERNARD, will go for uniforms and equipment. Tuesday East Hartford Jaycees begin dis­ NATIONAL CHURCH, 745 Main St. Recreation Director Lionel Jean Jr. Board of Education, 7:30 p.m., An­ Rev. niilip Saunders, minister. CHRIST, a Center St. Rev. Newell H. Miller, minister. Rockville. Rev. John J. White, pastor. tributing to each home the town’s Curtis Jr., pastor. 9:30 and 11 a.m.. Worship Service and Sunday masses: 7:00, 8:30, 10:00 and pointed out that the bulk of the dover Elementary School. 10:30 a.m.. Praise, Worship Service 1977 Annual Report. and Bible study for all ages; 7 p.m.. 9 a.m.. Lighthouse Bible Study, Simp­ Church School; 7 to 8:30 p.m.,. Pilgrim 11:30 a.m. expenditure is a one-shpt deal since Conservation Commission, 8 p.m.. the materials purchased will also be Deliverance Service. son Wing; 10 a.m.. Worship ^rvice, the Fellowship. FAITH LUTHERAN CHURCH Town Office Building. Rev. Mr. Curtis preaching. Church ST. MARY’S CHURCH, Route 31, (LUTHERAN CHURCH IN used in subsequent seasons. FAITH BAPTIST CHURCH, Orange Wednesday Hall, 72 E. Center St. Rev. James School; 4 p.m.. Grade 9 l^nfirmation. Coventry. Rev. F. Bernard Miller, AMERICA), 1120 Silver Lane, East Hart­ Roberto reported that there were Hebron Carrier Room. pastor. Rev. Paul F. Ramen. ford. Rev. Paul E. Henry Jr., pastor. Young at Heart, 1:30 p.m., An­ Beliasov, pastor. 31 third and fourth graders in the Monday 9:30 a.m., Sunday School; 10:30 a.m.. ZION EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN Saturday Masses at 5:15 p.m.; Sunday 9:30 a.m., Sunday Church School; 11 program and 43 fifth and sixth dover Ouigregational Church. CHURCH (Missouri. Synod), Cooper Masses at 7:30, 9:30 and 10:45 a.m. a.m., CJiurch Service, Nursery provided Town offices open, 7 to 9 p.m., Worship Service; 7 p.m.. Evening Ser­ graders. She hopes to expand the Community Health Nurse, 1:30 to vice. and High streets. Rev. Charles W. Kuhl, ST. MATTHEW’S CHURCH, Tolland S T . PETER’S EPISCOPAL Town Office Building. program to include second through 3:30 p.m.. Town Hall. CHURCH OF THE ASSSUMPTION, pastor. Rev. Francis J. O’Keefe, pastor. c h u r c h . Route 85, Hebron, Rev eighth graders this summer. Rural Music Committee, 3 p.m., at Town clerk and assessor and Adams Street at 'Thompson Road. Rev. 9 a.m.. Divine Worship; 10:15 a.m., Saturday Masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sun­ William Parsing, rector. Last season 18 games were played home of member. sanitarian, 6 to 9 p.m.. Town Office Edward S. Pepin, pastor. Sunday School and Youth Forum ; 10:15 to day Masses at 8:30,10:30 and 11:45 a.m. 10 a.m.. Worship Service; registration by the third and fourth grade teams Building. Saturday Masses at 5 and 7:30 p.m.; 11:35 a.m.. First and Second Year Youth MESSIAH EVANGELICAL for Sunday School classes after service and 22 by the fifth and sixth grade Unusual series of planes Chamber of Commerce, 7:30 p.m.. Sunday Masses at 7:30, 9,10:30 and 11:45 Instruction; 2 to 5 p.m.. Open house at LUTHERAN CHURCH, (Wisconsin for age 4 through Grade 8. Qasses begin parsonage. Synod), 300 Buckland lU., South Windsor. Sept. 18 teams. The directors attended Town Office Building. a.m. Melting snow on pasture in Tazwell County. Va.. provides unusual series of planes as Bolton CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF NORTH UNITED METHODIST 9 a.m., Sunday School; 10 a.m.. SECOND CONGREGATIONAL meetings with representatives from backdrop for lone horse looking for something to graze on. (UPI photo) Tuesday CHURCH, 300 Parker St. Rev. Earle R Worship fervice. CHURCH, United Church of Christ, Monday LATTER-DAY SAINTS, Woodside other towns in September and Planning and Zoning Commission, Street Si Hillstown Road. Wendel K. Custer, pastor. OUR SAVIOR LUTHERAN 1746 Boston Tpke., Coventry. Rev. Robert November. Town clerk, tax collector, 8 p.m.. Town Office Building. Walton, bishop. 9 and 10:30 a.m.. Worship Services, ser CHURCH, 239 Graham Rd., South Wind­ K. Bechtold, minister The program raised almost $700 assessor, 7 to 9 p.m.. Community Wednesday 8:30 a.m.. Priesthood; 9:30 a.m.. "mon: “Cutting the Covenant,” coffee sor. Rev. Ronald A. Erbe, pastor. 11 a.m.. Worship; 9:30 a.m., (3iristian through registration, a jamboree, Hall. Seminary; 10:30 a.m., Sunday School; 5 fellowship between services; 9 a.m.. 9 a.m.. Worship and Sunday School; education for all; 6 p.m.. Confirmation Public Health Nurses, 1:30 to 3:30 donations, and a Christmas Wish Quarryville Junior Fife and Drum p.m.. Sacrament Service- Nursery for children five years old anci 10:15 a.m.. Worship Service. Class; 7:30 p.m.. Adult Study Group p.m.. Town Office Building. CRYSTAL LAKE COMMUNITY FIRST CONGREGATIONAL Fund headed by Rose Fowler. Corps, 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m., Bolton ST. JAMES CHURCH. Rev. James younger; 10:30 a.m.. Church School Educators meet Monday Story hour, 10 a .m ., D ouglas classes for age 3 to the Grade 6; 1:30 UNITED METHODIST CHURCH, CHURCH, 837 Main St. (comer of Conn. Expenses ran under $300, leaving the Elementary School. Archambault and Rev. Francis Library. Krukowski, co-pastors; Rt. Rev. Msgr. p.m.. Green Lodge visitation, Gerry Ellington. Blvd.), East Hartford. Rev. William E, group with a balance of $400 toward Executive board of Bolton ’Troop 28 Boy Scouts, 7 p.m., Gilead Edward J. Reardon, pastor emeritus. Chappell, leader; 6:30 p.m.. Junior Youth 10:15 a.m.. Coffee hour; 11 a.m.. Flynn, minister. Rev. Carl T. Holt, their goal of $3,100 for this year. Elementary School. She has been in Rockville High School. He has been Congregational Church, 8 p.m., at the (Herald photo by Pinto) Vernon Hill School gym. Saturday Masses at 5 and 7:30 p.m.; and Senior Youth; 8 p.m.. Junior Sacred Worship Service, Sunday School. associate minister. Roberto will use the money to buy the Vernon system for 3‘z years. church. The Vernon Board of Education with the Vernon school system for 33 Sunday Masses at 7:30, 9, 10:30 a.m., Dancers; 7:30 p.m., "New Young RELIGIOUS SOCIETY OF 10 a.m., Worship Service, Church practice balls, game balls, shirts, Dr. Raymond Ramsdell, Thursday Bolton Unite(i Methodist Church will meet Monday at 7:30 p.m. in the years and been teaching a total of 41 Tuesday noon, and 5 p.m. Adults' ’ skating party, meet at church for FRIENDS (QUAKERS), Hartford School, child care; 11 a.m., Coffee Hour socks, cones, whistles, flags, superintendent, will recommend that years. He will retire in June. Board of Selectmen, 3 p.m.. Town car pooling to go to Bolton Ice Palace. Friends Meeting House, 144 S. (Juaker 6 p.m.. Youth Choir; 7 p.m.. Pilgrim library at the Middle School. Route Board of Health, 7 p.m., (imm uni­ SALVATION ARMY, 661 Main St. shinguards, ball bags, and books for the following contracts be ratified: Office Building. FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, Lane, West Hartford. Youth Fellowship, Junior High Youth 30. Stanley Czarnecki, custodian at the ty Hall. Capt. and Mrs. Arthur Carlson, corps of­ the coaches. She also hopes to up­ Alan Pollack, math teacher at the Sykes School will retire the end of Community Health Service ficers. Sciential, 447 N. Main St. 10 a.m.. Meeting for Worship. Fellowship. The Personnel Policies Com­ Board of Selectmen, 7:30 p.m.. PRINCE OF PEACE LUTHERAN AVERY ST, CHRISTIAN grade the playing fields by filling in Sykes School. He is a graduate of January. He has been working in the meeting, 7:30 p.m., Columbia office. 9:30 a.m., Sunday School; 10:45 a.m.. 11 a.m.. Church Service, Sunday School the holes and adding lines. Players mittee, headed by Harold Cummings, Eastern Connecticut State College Community Hall. Holiness Meeting; 6 p.m., Open-Air for pupils up to the age of 20, care for CHURCH, Route 31 and North River REFORMED CHURCH, 661 Avery St school system for 8Vi years. Route 6. South Windsor. Rev, Peter Mans, pastor will receive sew-on patches and cer­ will report on its salary recommen­ and has had no experience. Fire (im m issioners, 7:30 p.m., Meeting; 7 p.m.. Salvation Meeting. very young children, subject of the Debate on Gnostics Road, Coventry. Rev. W.H. Wilkens, The transportation committee of Hebron Board of Education, 8 lesson-sermon: "Sacrament,” golden pastor. 9:45 a.m., Sunday School; 11 a.m. and tificates of participation. dations for 1978-79 and Dr. Robert Carol Pronovost, teacher of fire house. UNITED PENTECOSTAL CHURCH, Linstone, assistant superintendent, the board will meet Jan 10 at 7:30 p.m., Gilead Hill School library. text from the Bible: "It is a good thing 9 a.m., Sunday School; 10:15 a.m.. p.m.. Worship, Roberto said she had a problem trainable mentally retarded children Wednesday 187 Woodbridge St. Rev. Marvin Stuart, will make a report on the progress of p.m. in the board administration minister. that the heart be established with grace. Worship Service, (9 a.m. during July and BOLTON UNITED METHODIST with officials not showing up for at the Talcottville School. She is a building. The budget committee will Senior citizens, 1:30 p.m.. Com­ has not gone away August). CHURCH, 1040 Boston Turnpike. Rev the teacher evaluation pilot 10 a.m., Sunday School; 11 a.m., Hebrews 13:9. The Christian Science scheduled games. graduate of Southern Connecticut munity Hall. ROCKVILLE UNITED METH­ Dr. James W. Knorr, pastor. program. meet Jan. 16 at 7:30 p.m. in the same South Windsor Worship; 6:30 p.m.. Prayer; 7 p.m.. Reading Room, 968 Main St., is open to "Two officials were scheduled per State College and has had no place. Pony football banquet, 6 p.m.. the public Mondays through Fridays from By DAVID ANDERSON Gnostic addition to “ pure ODIST CHURCH, 142 Grove St. Rev. 11 a.m.. Worship &rvice; 10 a.m The board will also be asked to ap­ Worship. Christianity and they argue that game. But we had games where only experience. Regular board meetings are Piano’s Restaurant. Monday PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, 43 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. and the first and third I'PI Religion Writer John W. Mortimer, pastor. Church School. prove a request for a leave of neither Jesus nor the early apostles CHURCH OF ST. MAURICE, 32 one or no officials showed up." She The following personnel will be scheduled for Jan. 18 and Jan. 23 at Board of Deacons, ,8 p.m., Bolton Spruce St. Rev. Richard Gray, pastor. Thursday evenings from 7 to 9 except 9:30 a.m.. Worship Service. absence filed by Mrs. Marie Bennett, Town Council work session, 7:30 In the first centuries of Christiani­ argued his divinity. ST. JOSEPH CHURCH, 33 West St., Hebron Road, Bolton. Rev. Robert W blamed the problem on lack of com­ retiring: the Middle School. Congregational Church. 10:30 a.m.. Worship Service, Nursery holidays, a free public lending library is vocal music teacher for Vernon p.m., caucus room. Town Hall. maintained. ty, members of the early church Until very recently the work of the Rockville. Oonin, pastor. munication. Philin Audibert. physics teacher at Public Building Commission, 8 provided; 9:15 a.m., Sunday School; 7 Tri-Town Players Tuesday ST. MARY’S EPISCOPAL CHURCH sought to formulate and transmit the Saturday Masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sun­ Saturday vigil Mass at 5 p.m.; Sunday She hopes Jean will help out with p.m., (immunity Hall. p.m.. Service, Informal Worship. Gnostics has only been known The Tri-Town Players, a communi­ ST. JOHN’S POLISH NATIONAL Church and Park streets. Rev. Stephen faith of the first followers of Jesus in day Masses 8:30 (Polish) at 10 a.m. Masses at 7:30, 9:15 and 11 a.m. the communication next season and Ciurch Council, 8 p.m., Bolton Cross (k)untry Ski a a s s , 9 to 11 through the sometimes myopic at­ ty theater group serving Vernon, CATHOLIC CHURCH, 23 Golway St. K. Jacobson, rector; Rev. Alan J a cultural environment filled with (Folk) at 11:15 a.m., Vigil of Holy days at S T . PETER’S EPISCOPAL set standards for training officials. Congregational Church. a.m., council chambers. Town Hall. tacks by the defenders of what came CHURCH, Sand Hill Road, South Wind­ Ellington and Tolland areas, will Rev. Walter A. Hyszko, pastor. Broadhead, assistant to the rector; Rev competing and often exotic religious 7 p.m., Holy day at 7:30,9 a.m., and 5 and In addition, new positions will be Wednesday to be orthodox Christianity. 7 p.m. Confessions: Saturday 4 and 7:30 sor. Rev. Bruce Jacques, vicar; Rev Story hour signup set meet Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the group 9 a.m.. Mass in English; 10:30 a.m.. Barbara F. West, assistant to the rector and philosophical systems. Now, however, in a publishing created: a fund raiser, a boys' divi­ Down Hill Ski Class, 7 to 9 a.m., Mass in English and Polish. 7:30 a.m.. Holy Eucharist, Rite II, with p.m. Ronald E. Haideman, assistant to the meeting rooms at 32 Park Place. One of the most intriguing and in­ landmark, Harper and Row has ROCKVILLE BAPTIST CHURCH, vicar. sion head, a girls' division head, Timothy Edwards School. CHURCH OF CHRIST, Lydall and homily by Father Jacobson; 9 a.m.. Holy V ernon tion to favorite picture books, finger The cast for the upcoming produc­ Coventry fluential of these systems was that of made available in English "The Nag 69 Union St. Rev. Robert L. LaCounte, 6 a.m.. Holy Communion; 10 a.m., someone to schedule, and a publicist. plays, songs, flannel board activities, Senior Citizens, 1 p.m., St. Vernon streets. Eugene Brewer, Eucharist, Rite II, with sermon by The children's department of the tion of "Bus Stop” will be announced. Monday Father Jacobson, Church School, child Gnosticism — a religious and Hammadi Library,” a collection of pastor. Family Service and Sunday School; In other business, the commission and simple crafts. Margaret Mary Church hall. minister. Rockville Public Library will be The director will be Edith Zeldes. care provided, followed by Coffee Hour philosophic system that sought to Gnostic writings composed around 9 a.m.. Worship Service; 10:15 a.m., Wednesday, 10 a.m., Holy Communion. approved a bill for $223 for mowing of The first two days of the registra­ Board of Welfare, 10 to 11 a.m.. a.m., Bible Classes; 10 a.m.. accepting registrations for the pre­ There are, still openings for several Thursday Worship, sermon: "All 'Things Are 11 a.m., Holy Eucharist, Rite 11. bring together elements of Judaism, the time of Christ and which is con­ Sunday School; 7 p.m.. Evening Service. ST. JOHN’S EPISCOPAL CHURCH, all the town's athletic fields from tion period will be reserved for Town Hall. school story hours starting Jan. 9 and “backstage” crews. Newcomers are Senior citizen drop-in center open, Become New” ; 6p.m., Worship, sermon: SOUTH UNITED METHODIST Christianity, Greek philosophical sidered as major an archeological TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH, Route 30, Vernon. Rev. Robert H. June through August. The com­ Planning and Zoning (immission, Meadowlark Road, Vernon. Rev. Donald Wellner, rector. continuing through Jan 14. children who were not registered for invited to participate in any aspect of 12:30 to 4 p.m., St. Peter’s Church "Mutually Exclusive Loves.” CHURCH, 1226 Main St. Rev. George W, thought, Egyptian and Persian find as the Dead Sea Scrolls. missioners decided to hold $400 that the fall programs. Anyone may 7:30 p.m.. Town Hall. Webb, Rev. Laurence M. Hill, Rev McClean, pastor. 8 a.m.. Holy Communion; 10 a.m., had been appropriated for the Teen The story hours will run for a six- the production. Anyone wanting Hall. SECOND CONGREGATIONAL religion as well as astrology and The Gnostic texts, written in Cop­ register during the remainder of the Committee on Needs of the CHURCH, UNITED CHURCH OF Bruce A. Pehrson, pastors. 8 and 10:30 a.m,. Worship Service; 9:15 Family Service and Church School, week period starting Jan. 18 and en­ more information should contact parts of the mystery cults. tic, the Egyptian language of the day. a.m., Sunday School. UNION CONGREGATIONAL Center in this year's budget until it is week regardless of past program Aging, 7:30 p.m.. Town Hall. CHRIST, 385 N. Main St. Rev. Dr. James 9 and 10:45 a.m.. Worship Services ding Feb. 23. Parents may choose Harriet Dewey, 872-4279. Although the Gnostics were ul-- were probably secreted in jars and SACRED HEART CHURCH, Route CHURCH, Rockville. Rev, Paul J. Bow- clear whether the center is func­ Mothers’ Club, 8 p.m.. First D. MacLauchlin, pastor. Pastor Webb preaching, sermon: “Why from three time slots: Wednesdays, participation. timately condemned as heretics and hidden in caves around 400 A.D. as man, minister; Rev. David B. Eusden, tioning now. VFW auxiliary Congregational Church. Vernon 10 a.m.. Morning Worship and Church Does God M atter?” 9 a.m .. Church 30, Vernon. Rev. Ralph Kelley, pastor; 10 to 10:30 a.m. or 11 to 11:30 a m. All programs are available to Ver­ read out of the emerging church, Roman authorities sought to stamp associate minister. Jean reported the pre-varsity School with Roderick Wright preaching; School, Nursery through Adult Class Rev. Michael Donohue. non residents only and are free of The Ladies Auxiliary to Vernon Tuesday Sunday there is little doubt that they had a 9:15 a.m., Adult Bible Class; 9:30 a.m., basketball registration for Grades 7 and Thursdays, 10 to 10:’30 a.m. 11 a.m.. Fellowship Hour. 10:45 a.m.. Nursery and Senior High out the movement in the name of Saturday Mass at 5 p.m.; Sunday charge. Registering must be done in VFW Post 10121 will meet Democratic Town (immittee, 8 Film “All the King’s Horses,” 6 Church School, Grades 10 through 12; The programs are designed for EMANUEL LUTHERAN CHURCH. Class; 12:15 p.m.. Confirmation orienta­ strong influence on the church and orthodox Christianity, according to Masses at 7:30, 9, 10:30 a.m. and noon. and 8 had been too light to start a Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at the post WAPPING COMMUNITY CHURCH, 10:30 a.m.. Church School, infants children three to five years of age person for patron's children only. p.m.. Town Hall. p.m.. Middle School, Route 30. Church & Chestnut Streets. Rev. Ronald tion meeting for parents; 7:30 p.m, some scholars have estimated that James M. Robinson, general editor league. home. Route 83. Following the 1790 Ellington Rd., South Windsor. Rev. through Grade 8; 10:45 a.m,. Morning who are not enrolled in school. The For more information call Janet Wednesday Monday J. Fournier, Rev. Dale H. Gustafson, Praise and Teaching Service. for a time the majority of those who of Harper’s English edition of the “We ll try for more registrations business meeting there will be a Harold W. Richardson, minister. Worship, sermon topic: "I Resolve,” the Smith, children's librarian, at 872- pastors; Lynn Bruer, intern; Rev. C. CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE, 236 called themselves Christians or else cancel," he said. story hours will include an introduc­ Board of Welfare, 7:30 to 8:30 p.m., American Association of Retired Library. 9:15 and 10:45 a.m.. Worship Service Rev. Mr. Bowman, preaching; 11:45 4710. teacup auction. Henry Anderson, pastor emeritus. Main St. Rev. Neale McLain, pastor adhered to some form of the system. The commission made plans to Town Hall. Persons 2129, 1:30 p.m., Rockville It was not until 1945 that the and (^urch School. a.m.. Coffee Hour; 4 to 5:30 p.m,. Junior 8:30 and 11 a.m.. Divine Worship; 9:45 Rev. George Emmitt, minister of visita Conservation Commission, 7:30 In general. Gnostics were writings were rediscovered — a FIRST CONGREGATIONAL High Pilgrim Fellowship will meet at the meet with the Salvation Army Land Methodist Church, Grove Street. a.m., Cihurch School, Adult Forum, Bible tion and outreach. believers in a secret revelation fascinating story in itself and well CHURCH OF ANDOVER, UNITED church; 8:30 p.m.. Senior High Pilgrim Purchase Study Committee before p.m.. Town Hall. Registering for pre-school story study; 9:45 and 11 a.m.. Nursery for in­ 9:30 a.m., Sunday School classes for all transmitted not through general told by Los Angeles Times religion CHURCH OF CHRIST. Rev. David J. Fellowship will meet at the church. the Town Council schedules public Young Peoples’ AA, 8 p.m., St. hours, all day, Rockville Public fants; 2 p.m.. Widows and Widowers ages, 10:45 a.m.. Morning Worship, knowledge but initiation. It regarded writer John Dart in his book. The Reese III, minister. FIRS’T CONGREGATIONA hearings on whether to buy the 70 Mary’s. Library. meeting; 6:30 p.m., Youth open house. message by the Rev. Mr. McLain Property tranefere 9:45 a:m.. Church School for CHURCH, Coventry. Rev, Bruce acres of Army land being offered for Lions Club, 8 p.m., UCinn Alumni Town Council, 7:30 p.m.. Memorial CONCORDIA LUTHERAN Children’s Church and Nursery provided pure spirit as good but thought that Laughing Savior. kindergarten through Grade 8; 11 a.m., Johnson, minister. Center. 6 p.m.. Evening Service, message by ^ e spirit had been imprisoned in corrupt In the texts as edited by Robinsoon, $375,000. The commission is expected Building, Park Place. CHURCH, 40 Pitkin St. Rev. Burton D. Worship Service. 9:30 a.m., Sunday School in CJiurch to recommend the purchase for open Captain Nathan Hale School PTO Board of Education, 7:30 p.m.. Strand, pastor; Rev. David B. Stacy, Rev. Mr. Emmitt, Nursery pro v id ^ ' matter and salvation was the freeing director of the Institute for Antiquity TRINITY COVENANT CHURCH, 302 of spirit from matter. BURNSIDE UNITED METHODIST Lane House; 11 a.m.. Worship Srevice, space and recreation use. William Craft to John and Judith Ripp. , Meeting roads, $2 conveyance tax. Executive Board, 8 p.m., school. Middle School, Route 30. associate pastor. and Christianity at Claremont CHURCH, 16 Church St., East Hartford, sermon topic: “ Did God Pla Bolton Hackmatack St. Rev. Norman E. The debate over the Gnostic in- Town Councilman Richard Giggey property at 14 South Road, $46.20. William and Betty Lou Waldron and Thursday Tuesday i:30 a.m.. Holy Communion, Youth Graduate School in California, Rev, Henry J. Scherer Jr., pastor; Rev. Favorites?” Nursery care provided in The following warranty deeds were Ernest Reed to Anita Bogner. property Charles and Dorothy Zeppa to Joseph and Qass from Grade 10, Nursery care; 10 Swensen, pastor. fluenpe on Christianity has not gone Gnosticism emerges as a religious told the commission it should con­ Windham/Tolland County Building 8:l5 and 10:50 a.m.. Worship Service Gwendolyn M. Arslen, associate pastor. Church Lane House, filed with the Bolton town clerk in on Westridge Drive, $19.25. Grace Tracy, property at 40 School Road, St. Bernard’s Parish Council, 7:45 a.m.. Holy Communion, Church School away but is very much a part of the system strangely in tune with some 10 a.m.. Worship Service, Church GILEAD CONGREGATIONAL sider recreational uses for 10 percent Inspectors, 1:30 p.m.. Town Hall. with the Rev. Mr. Swensen preaching, Francis Fiano to Carl McAllister Jr., no tax. p.m., church hall, St. Bernard’s through Grade 6, Nursery care. curtent dispute over the incarnation strains of contemporary Christiani­ School for Nursery through junior high; 9 CHURCH, Hebron Rev. David G. Run- of land deeded to the town in sub­ December. Board of Education, 7:30 p.m ., high UNITARIAN UNIVERSALIST Trinity Tots for 3-year-olds through property on Hebron Road, $44. ... Trevor Jones to Robert and Barbara Terrace. of Jesus. ty, especially the stance of counter­ a.m.. Church School for senior high and nion, pastor, divisions of ten acres or more. But Ediyard and Evelyn Wilkinson to Luchenbill, property in Rosedale, $1.10. school. SOCIETY: East, (ktmmunity Y, 79 N. kindergarten. Children’s Church for Rocco Fiano to Reverendo and Sons ’Tri-Town, Players meet 8 p.m., Some of those who maintain that culture, alternate life-style adult classes. 10:3® u-m-. Worship Service, the Rev, Commissioner William Ayer said it Richard’Arnold, property on Birch Moun­ Robert and Barbara Luchenbill to Special Town Meeting to ap­ Main St. Rev. Arnold Westwood, Grades 1 through 3, Nursery for infants Inc., property on Birch Mountain and meeting rooms, 32 Park Place. 9:30 a.m., Sunday Bible School classes the incarnation — the belief that in Christianity. S T . DUNSTAN’S CHURCH, Mr. Runnion preaching. Nursery was very expensive to develop small tain Road. $1.10. Evelyn Bessette, property on Sun- propriate insurance premiums, 8 minister. Fiano roads, $22 conveyance tax. for all ages three through adult. Nursery Jesus God became man — is a myth, Manchester Road, Glastonbury, Rev. provided; 9:15 a.m.. Church School parcels for recreation. Lawrence and Sherry Lee Shaw to ningdale Lane, no tax. Wednesday 11 a.m.. The Rev. Mr. Westwood will Lina Lucarelli to Gary and Jane p.m.. Captain Nathan Hale School. for infants; 6 p.m.. Service on Prayer.y believe the incarnption may be a Joseph R. Bannon, pastor. classes. Siemko, property on Camp Meeting Richard Arnold, property on Birth Moun- Evelyn Bessette to Robert and Barbara Chamber of Commerce board, Saturday Mass at 5 p.m.; Sunday BOLTON CONGREGATIONAL Road, $17.60. taip Road, $72.60. Luchenbill, property on Frydd and Sun- nooq. Country Squire Restaurant, Masses at 8, 9:30 and 11 a.m. CHURCH, Bolton Center Road. Rev. Bulletin board Joseph and Grace Tracy to Robert and Missionary Society of the Diocese of ningdale lanes, no tax. Route 83, Ellington. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF Stanton Chnover, minister. Joan Jolie, property at 40 School Road, Connecticut (Episcopal) to Michael and London Park to Town of Bolton, proper­ Ladies Auxiliary to VFW Post EAST HARTFORD, (Southern Baptist 10:15 a.m.. Church School and ty on Hebron Road and Tumblebrook East Hartford $63.25. Sharon Cabanna, property on Boston 10121, 7:30 p.m.. Post Home, Route Convention), 36 Main St. Rev. Charles Nursery; 10:30 a.m.. Worship Service Turnpike, $41.25. Drive, no tax. By CUFF SIMPSON Rocco Fiano to Orville Freymuth, Sunday 83. f Wings of morning Conley, pastor. sermon by the Rev. Mr. Conover; 6:30 Andover property on Fiano Road, $19.80. Raymond and Alice Chittick to Francis Talk on the Maverick Corp. of 11 a.m, and 7 p.m.. Worship Services p.m.. Pilgrim Fellowship. Fiano, property on Hebron Road, no tax, The Andover Historical Society Lina Lucarelli to Theodore and Mary Hartford’s North End, 11:15 a.m .. The following quitclaim deeds Trevor Jones to Joseph Rogowski, If you have in Gilgal." The magazine comments; “They” or “we'(” will meet Sunday at 2:30 p.m. at the Grey, property on Camp Meeting Road, were filed with the town clerk in First Congregational Church on Main The chuckle problems are not given in the Bible. $19.80. property in Rosedale. $1.10. "Although successful in battle, How often we hear the comment home of Mrs. Ronald Haverl, Long Street. Recently an article in the Wall The Bible is basically a double U & R Housing Corp. to Town of December. Trevor Jones to Raymond and Shirley news for area search — God seeking man, and man, Saul made the fatal mistake of that “they” ought to do something! Hill Road. The nominating com­ Terlesky, property on Plymouth and Street Journal described advances in Bolton, property on .Mount Sumner Nazzareno Lucarelli to Una Lucarelli. Monday in response, seeking God, In it we listening to the voice of the people Yet, who are "they?" It may be a mittee will present a list of officers property on Clark. Flora and Camp Ludlow lanes, $2.75. townSf call: anesthesia. In the 1840s James Simp­ Epiphany Sunday Drive, no tax. East Hartford Public Health Christians claim that God reveals rather than the voice of the people reference to the town or the church for the coming year. son began to work with chloroform in Nurses Association, 8 p.m.. Town himself generally in the course of rather than the voice of or the neighborhood. Things are Andover Scotland. It was all so new that no slated tomorrow By Hall. history, specifically in the life of God...Samuel’s stinging rebuke more likely to happen if we use the Donna Holland...... 6460375 word existed to describe it but Oliver Eugene Redevelopment Commission, 7:45 Israel, and uniquely in the life of serves as a warning to all men who word “we” instead of “they.” Bolton ' Wendell Holmes coined a new word Church School pupils of Emanuel Lutheran Brewer South Windsor p.m.. Town Hall, Christ. would minimize any command of the We are a part of the town, the Church will observe Epiphany Sunday Emergency Medical Services Com­ Donna Holland...... 6480375 “anesthesia” from two Greek words church, the neighborhood. We ought meaning “without perception.” Scripture is not all equally impor­ Lord.” tomorrow. They will meet at 9:45 a.m. for TTie Manchester Power Squadron mission, 8 p.m.. Town Hall. Which comes closer to the example to do more, become more involved, It is indeed a narrow Coventry Simpson recommended that his tant. Consider the contrast of moral their regular classes and then assemble in the will conduct a 12-session course in standards between the story of David of Jesus, Samuel who hacked Agag to unite in the struggle for social sanctuary at 10:20 for the Epiphany celebra­ and sometimes hazar­ Tuesday Claire Connelly...... IVL-SSUl new compound be used to aid the dous, line between God’s basic boating at South Windsor High who lusted after Bathsheba, had Her pieces or Saul who spared his life? justice. We are also part of all Inland Wetlands Conunission, 7:30 Hebron pains of childbirth but the English tion. grace and his vengeance. Schooi starting Jan. 31 at 7:30 p.m. husband put in a position in war How do th^ literalists reconcile the humanity — the disinherited, the dis­ Each pupil has been asked to bring a p.m.. Town Hall. clergy opposed this on the grounds Jehovah provided the Areas covered will include boat Karen Biskupiak ...... 228-0496 where he would be killed, and then commands of this Old Testament enchanted, the discouraged, the wrapped gift, with a card on the outside iden­ Connmunlty Development Block that Eve, because of her transgres­ necessary means for handling, rules of the road, compass South Windsor took her into his harem; and the ac­ God to utterly destroy the enemy and downtrodden, the lowly, the hungry, tifying the gih. The gifts will be distributed to Grant hearing, 7:30 p.m.. Town Hall. sion in the garden of Eden, had human redemption. Now and chart familiarization, lights and count of Jesus’ last week from Palm the command of Jesus to love our the poor. God is our Father and all an area children’s school or organization at a he only asks sinful men to Judy Kuehnel...... ,644-1384 doomed women for all time to endure equipment and river boating. enemies? men are brothers. The poet says it later date. Members of the Grade 3 class will believe this momentous, these pains with fortitude. Simpson Sunday through Easter. Classes will be held from 7:30 to Both of these accounts are in the Literal acceptance of “the Word” best: receive Bibles from the church. superhuman fact. It is met the clergy on their own grounds. 9:30 p.m. on Tuesdays. Cer­ raises more questions than it solves Mrs. Judy Torstenson and Mrs. Lynne nonsense to claim a faith He declared "God was the first Bible but how different in spiritual The Lord said, “Say, ‘we’,” tificates of completion will be vaKie. The ethical life of the Old and confronts us with impossible Gustafson are in charge of the program. They in this promise while Menus anesthetist because he put Adam to But I shook my head. awarded to students obtaining a D Testament is to be tested by the stan­ moral dilemmas. God’s search for will be assisted by a member of the pastoral declining to meet the sleep before appropriating a rib from Hid my hands tight behind my passing grade. dard of the life and teachings of our man and pnan’s search for God was a staff. Sunday evening. Church School teachers covenant terms - namely, which to make Eve.” back. to change one’s mind in All new and prospective boating bun, potato chips, vegetables sticks. Lord. process which culminated in the un­ and members of the (Christian education com­ And said, stubbornly, “I,” penitence and to enter enthusiasts are urged to attend. Wednesday: lisagna, garden salad, The double search: Recently a magazine was sent to ion.of God and man in Christ Jesus. mittee and the pastoral staff will meet at the Hebron The Lord said, “Say, ’we,’ ’’ into the Savior’s death, Please register at the Adult ^uca- Italian bread. Cod for man, me, probably by someone who thinks That is our authority. home of Mrs. Gustafson in Hebron for their burial, and resurrection Elementary But 1 looked upon them. tion Office. Thursday; Orange juice, salami man for (»od my theology is wrong when 1 deny the annual Epiphany party. through a burial in water grinder, potato chips. Garden salad. Grimy and all awry. Monday: Spaghetti with meat balls, Our Holy Bible is not a text book of infallibility of every word of Scrip­ A daily devotional g;uide baptism, Rom. 6:3-6. gaiden salad, Italian bread, fruit mix. Friday: Fish sticks, macaroni and I have received an advance copy of Myself and all those twisted God’s sure promise is cheese, carrots. science as some literalists would ture. The purpose of this magazine, ’Tuesday: Orange Juice, beef ahd bacon "The Fellowship of Prayer” which shapes? Ah no! that all the believer’s sin patty, rice pilaf, green beans, peanut have it, indicating that the world “Alternative,” is to promote “a Distastefully 1 turned my head Vernon Rham Senior High return to primitive Christianity as will be used in Lent by thousands of has been erased from the butter treat. must have been created in six days away, persisting, "They.” divine memory. And his | The film, "All the King’s Horses”, Wednesday: Salami grinder, orange Monday: Roast beef, mashed-pouto, because it so states in Genesis 1. defined in the Word of God.” This daily readers. There are many other gravy, cranberry sauce, com. The Lord said, “Say ‘we’.” I at future sins 'will be dealing with marriage and divorce, juice, garden salad, potato chips, pears. It is certainly not an authority for issue commented on the account of Daily Devotions and I make no About town ’Tuesday: Orange juice, meat patty, last Dforgiven as he walks in Thursday; Sliced turkey roll, gravy, Saul and the Amalekites, special plea for this one but I recom­ will be shown Sunday at 6 p.m. at the rice pilaf, green beans. modern day medicine, nor does it Richer by a horde of years and the light of God’s Word, 1 Vernon Center Middle School, Route cranberry sauce, mashed potato, peas, provide answers for current political According to I Samuel, Saul was mend using some guide of this kind. The Widows-Widowers Associated, John 1:7. Such unrivalled gelatin. Wednesday: Lasagna, garden ulad. Usually each denomination offers tears. Manchester Chapter, will meet Sunday at 2 30, sponsored by the Wesleyan Italian bread. situations as a group of evangelicals commanded by the Lord to utterly grace must not be counted Friday: Tomato soup, grilled cheese some Lenten reading. Sometimes Looked in their eyes and found p.m. at Emanuel Lutheran Church, 60 Church on as an excuse to sin. but Church of Ellington. One of the last billionaires Thursday: Salami grinder, poUto suggested when they recommended destroy the godless Amalekites. sandwich, fruit slaw, frosted cake. the heavy word as an inducement to Godly The film is the true story of a chips, garden salad, orange juice. it as a guide to the settlement of the However, Saul had compassion on they are given free. If yoii would like St.. Guest speakers will be Louis Gulino, who John D. MacArthur, shown in the summer of 1976, was one of America's last billionaires, That bent my neck and bowed living. marriage that fell. The Rev. H. Rham Junior High Friday: Fish sticks, macaroni and Middle East problem. Agag, the enemy king, and spared to write for this particular one, the will speak on investment financial planning; my head; and Marc Glass, attorney, whose topic will be Taber, pastor of the church, urges who said he wanted to live to be 80. He died Friday in West Palm Beach, Fla., of cancer of Monday; Orange juice, hot rout beef, cheese, carroU. , It is good that “evangelicals” seek him. For this, Samuel, the "man of address is The Eden Publishing GMiCH OF CWS1 Like a shamed schoolboy then I wills and trusts. There will be a question that families attend and watch the the pancreas. He was 80. In this picture, he is in the coffee shop of his Colonades Hotel in gravy on roll, pouto chipe, vegetable In addition the combo lunch is served to take responsibility for applying God,” rebuked him, and “Samuel House, 1724 Chouteau Ave., St. Louis, Lydall and Vernon Streets sticks. dally u a luncheon alternate. D e s ^ hewed Agag in pieces before Jehovah Missouri 63103. Please enclose 30 mumbled low, period afterward. All widowed persons are in­ film together. Singer Island, Fla., from where he controlled his business empire. (UPI photo) Christianity to social situations but “We, Lord.” Phone: 646-2903 Tuesday: Orange juice, hamburger on and milk served with all m««is simplistic answers to complex cents. vited. PAGE EIGHT-A - MANCHMTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn,, Sat., Jan. 7. 1978 Carter ends tiring trip Cost blamed for changes (Cunliiiurd from Pupe One) prove the U.S. military commitment helped convince Carter to pu$ greater to the alliance. emphasis on conventional forces in “ The number of U.S. soldiers in in lOH plan despite nuclear policy differences, Europe and capability to deal with Europe will increase by more than 8,- Middle East crises. the United States would continue nor­ 000 in the next year and a half. And How many times have you wanted to make a dessert but none of your mal supplies of nuclear fuel to A White House spokesman said the David Moyer, chairman of the The unique combination of refreshing canned pears and versatile we will substantially improve our 8,000 additional forces would involve Instructors of the Handicapped recipes seemed to spark your interest 1 Well, just take a look at this luscious ready-to-eat cereals takes credit for this impressive dessert collection. Their France. Giscard told Carter his na­ reinforcement capability.” array of dessert ideas! Ranging from an elegant parfait to a spicy ginger­ tion has started a reassessment of “fleshing out” certain units to bring Board of Directors, said Friday that complementary flavors and textures, as well- as their wholesomeness and He said the moves were being them back to full combat strength, as because of rising prices it is no bread, one of these recipes is sure to fit the occasion. nuclear policies to reduce the risk of made "in the name of the alliance,” convenience, provide the basis for a delightful taste experience. proliferation. well as adding a second wing of F-111 longer realistic tp expect the lOH to and urged the other 14 nations to fighter-bombers in England. have its own pool. • Learned from Giscard the match the U.S. effort. ’Throughout his tour. Carter has French president received a special U.S. and NATO defense sources been stressing the need to solve dis­ Moyer also said that an lOH board message of optimism from Soviet said they expected the budget. putes without violence, and he told of directors meeting scheduled for Leader Leonid Brezhnev that a new Carter’s first, to boost defense spen­ the NATO allies: Monday will be to review progress of SALT agreement is likelv. ding to $125 or $126 billion in fiscal "I return to the United States con­ a pool proposed for construction at 1979, up from $112.9 billion. fident of the prospects for a peaceful Manchester High School. During his campaign, Carter In a speech Wednesday in Paris, world which respects human rights. I The organization has proposed con­ Colorful trio impresses guests promised to cut Pentagon spending Carter declared "absolute” military know that the security of our alliance struction of a 20-foot by 40-foot pool by $5 to $7 billion, and the ad­ support for NATO until the day is the rock on which that hope is near the existing pool at the school. When the mood is light and elegant, grace the table with one ol these ministration contends it has met its detente replaces confrontation. And built.” ’This could be used for lOH instruc­ specialties. Whether you choose the pear-filled cheese cake, the golden goal by cutting $9 billion from the Thursday at Normandy, Carter Carter promised "there will be no tion, but would become property on caramel pie or the cereal-topped parfaits, you are certain to win com­ vowed a strong military posture in projected $135 billion the Ford ad­ flagging of American will or ability the school system. pliments for your culinary achievement. ministration had projected. Europe so that those victims of El- to meet all of our NATO com­ With their mellow, sweet flavor and juicy texture, canned Bartlett pears Carter also pledged to bring home Day will not have died in vain. mitments, which have the firm sup­ The original estimate of building a are ideal for using in chilled desserts. The pears are grown in the Pacilic U.S. troops, although White House pool for the organization was $450,- port of the American people.” coast where they thrive in the fertile soil and sunny, mild climate. Through sources said this specifically meant 000. Due to rising building costs, that "The defense budget which I shall He also pledged the United States careful harvesting and processing, they retain the natural flavor of fresh propose to Congress later this month' Korea, not necessarily Europe. will consult closely with its allies on estimate is now about $650,000, Bartletts. Moyer said. will provide for real increases in U.S. A study which apparently in­ current and future SALT The wide range of ready-to-eat cereals are also excellent for use in defense spending, more than com­ fluenced Carter’s military strategy negotiations. desserts. The grains used to make these high quality cereals include corn, pensating for the effects of in- says neither the United States nor the Fund-raising efforts for the past 15 Carter’s NA’TO remarks capped years have gained about $85,000 for wheat, rice or oats. Some are noted for their crunchy goodness, and others for Uation," Carter told the NATO Soviet Union would win a nuclear busy, six-hour stopover in Brussels. their satisfying nutty flavor. Teamed with pears, thev create an interesting ministers. war and that America would have lOH, he said. Tlius, it is impossible He and Rosalynn dined on fish, for the organization to consider flavor balance. "Even more important, a major truble winning a conventional war in chicken and strawberries, washed building a full-size pool for itself. part of this effort will be in response Europe or the Far East. down by white and red wines and Almond IViir Purfiiil — l.aycrs of rrenmy pciir |luddill^ mill cri«|i directly to our objectives in the long­ Government sources said in ’The proposed 20-by-4O-foot pool is golden eriimli.s make up lliese ilelighifiil parfail-.. Hie eriimli laier champagne, at a luncheon hosed by estimated to cost $105,000, but that term defense program and will im­ Washington that the 117-page study King Baudouin and Queen Fabiola. featiires llie eriineliine.HS of paekageil eorn flake eriiinli-. alnioniU and price could vary, Moyer sad. eoeomil. In proper lialanee i.s the fluffy piidiling layer, studded »illi ’The meeting scheduled for Mon­ liiinkH of eanned pears. 7 Bridging sound '-m m day, the annual meeting of the cor­ Police report t. poration, will be to review the pool AlmomI IVar Parfail HARTFORD (UPl) - Suffolk plans and discuss future possibilities. 1 can (16 oz.) Bartlett pear 1/3 cup chopped almonds County (N.Y.) — Executive John halves Manchester There will be no vote on ap­ 'A cup margarine or butter, alleged cashing of a stoien check at a Klein says he will probably be con­ propriating funds for the project, he 1 package (3% oz.) vanilla ins­ melted Manchester Police issued two Coventry supermarket, police said. tacting Connecticut chambers of said. tant pudding mix 1/3 cup firmly packed brown warrants for arrests Friday after­ She was released on a $200 nonsurety commerce soon to seek their support IVz cups milk sugar noon. ’They were Aida Santos, 38, of bond for court appearance Jan. M in for a bridge spanning the Long Island Progress at library site 'z teaspoon almond flavoring "z cup coconut New London, charged with violation Rockville. Sound. Vz pint whipping cream 2 tablespoons flour of probation. Police said she is In a newspaper interview from his The foundation has been poured for the new library in South Vz cup packaged corn flakes Vs teaspoon salt currently incarcerated in the crumbs Vernon Hauppauge, N.Y., office, Klein said Windsor, finally under way after a difficult time in 1977 Vs teaspoon ground nutmeg Connecticut Correctional Center in Robert F. Bogli, 37, of 33 Spring Thursday he has received enough Niantic on other charges. The proba­ support from persons living in the 10 Digging in the foreground is Horace Crouse, job superinten­ HARTFORD (UPI) — The number St., Rockville, was charged Friday drawn Friday in the Connecticut dai­ tion violation occurr^ in 1977. with misuse of marker plates and communities he represents to dent for the Aspinet Construction Co. of Avon. (Herald ohoto Dianne E. Jerry, 33, of 11 French warrant further consideration of the by Dunn) ^ ly lottery was 208. Drain and chop pears. Prepare pudding according to package directions driving without a license. He was using 1-Vz cups milk. Stir in chopped pears and almond flavoring. Whip cream Road, Bolton, was charged with released on his written promise to bridge proposal that has been until soft peaks form. Fold into pudding mixture. Chill. Combine remaining issuing a bad check and was reieased appear in court Jan. 25 in Rockville. rejected by lawmakers in both states on a $250 non-surety bond. in several occasions. ingredients, mixing well. Spread mixture evenly in shallow baking pan. Bake Norman Young, 18, of 56 Hillside in oven at 350 degrees about 12 minutes or until lightly browned, stirring Ave., Rockville, was charged Friday Klein said under the latest proposal a 15-mile bridge would be built several times. Remove from oven. Cool. Just before serving, laver pudding night with fourth-degree larceny. and crumb mixture in parfait glasses. Makes 8 servings. Coventry Police lodged the charge on a re­ between Bridgeport and Port Jeffer­ Gail Genozese, 22, of Hartford was arrest warrant. Young was being son, N.Y. ■ charged Friday with third-degree held at the police station in lieu of < aram.l IVar Pic — The rich, caramel fla>or of ibis pir IS roiii- larceny in connection with the bond. Ratchford ready [.Icmcnlcl by ihc rcfrcsliinp goodness of canned liarllcl...... I o l.rina HARTFORD (UPI) — Connecticut TRUCKS mlrrcs. ,o ,hc hnucry crusts, a ...... ran rcrl-al 1 adllcd. ^ Commissioner on Aging William WHATEVER YOU'RE GOING TO DO IN Laramel Pear I’ic J Fire calls Ratchford is expected to announce his candidacy for Congress by Mon­ % cup shreds or morsels of wheat 2/3 cup milk day at the latest. A TRUCK..... bran cereal Dash salt M an ch ester East Hartford Ratchford plans to file campaign Friday, 5:25 a.m.—Mistaken report of Friday, 3:08 p.m.—Auto accident at Choro-Mint Pear Cheeoe Cake — creamy,, rieh and irreiiiatilile — that's 1 cup all-purpose flour 1 envelope unflavored gelatin papers in Washington with the House WE’VE GOT THE TRUCK FOR IT! Vz cup margarine or butter 'A cup cold water gasoline spill at 335 Center St. (Town) 1327 Burnside Ave. the hesi desrriplion for this pear-erowned eheesd eake.'Tlie lightly- Crush oven-toasted rice cereal to measure IVz cups. Melt margarine, of Representatives’ clerk. Ratchford 2 tablespoons milk' Vz pint heavy cream, whipped Friday, 5:52 p.m.—Medical call to 89 minted filling is set off liy a rhorolate crust wliieli is made with a erisp chocolate and sugar, stirring constantly until mixture bubbles. Add cereal Friday. 5:34 a m.—Gasoline spill at Wentworth Drive. has been hinting for some time he rice eereal. 1 can (16 oz.) Bartlett pear Vz cup chopped walnuts Broad Street and West Middle Turnpike. Friday, 6:06 p.m.—Medicai call to 424 would like to run for the 5th and mix until well coated. Press cereal mixture into bottom of buttered 9 halves 1 teaspoon vanilla (Eighth District) District’s Democratic congressional inch springform pan. Chill. Drain pears, reserving syrup. Soften gelatin in'z A Brewer St. 8 ounces vanilla caramels (about 1 tablespoon chopped walnuts cup reserved pear syrup. Cook over low heat, stirring frequently, until gelatin Friday, 1:40 p.m.—Public service call Friday, 8:55 p.m.—Medical call to 222 nomination. ChocoMini Pear (ilieest* Caki- 28) (water problem) at 115 Walnut St. Woodlawn Circle. Rep. Ronald Sarasin, a Republican dissolves. Remove from heat. Cool slightly. Reserve 3 pear halves for gar­ (Town) Tolland County who currently holds the seat, has an­ nish. Chop remaining pears or blend on high speed in electric blender until smooth. Add to gelatin mixture. Set aside. Beat cream cheese until light and Friday, 3:48 p.m.—Dumpster fire at Friday, 8:33 a.m.—False box alarm at nounced his plans to run for the GOP Blend together wheat bran cereal and flour. Cut in margarine or butter un­ gubernatorial nomination in Connec­ fluffy. Add sweetened condensed milk and lemon juice. Mix well. Stir in pear- Stop & Shop, Broad Street and West Mid­ Rockville High School, Vernon. NEW 78 VAN til mixture resembles coarse cornmeal. Add milk, stirring until entire dle Turnpike (Eighth District) Friday, 9:03 a.m.—Chimney fire on Old ticut this year. He is rated the early 3 cups oven-toasted rice eereal 2 packages (8 oz. each) cream gelatin mixture. Fold in whipped topping. Pour into pan. Set aside. Combine mixture is moistened. Press evenly around sides and in bottom of 9-inch pie V« ton, 125" wheelbase, V-6 engine, A/trans., chrome bumpers, cornstarch and % cup of the reserved pear syrup in small saucepan. Mix until Friday, 8:42 p.m.—Trash can fire at Town Road, Vernon. favorite among four Republicans chrome grille, gauges, 61 amp generator, swing out rear door NEW 78 PICK UP Vz cup margarine or butter cheese, softened pan to form crust. Prick bottom and sides with a fork. Bake at 400 degrees i Broad and Windemere streets. (Eighth Friday, 3:57 p.m.—Auto accident at who are seeking to unseat incumbent glass, cigar lighter, stainless steel mirrors, radio, auxiliary seat, 1 square (1 oz.) semi-sweet 1 can (14 oz.) sweetened con­ well blended. Cook over low heat, stirring constantly, until thickened and heavy duty shocks, stabilizer bar, power steering, bright metal hub 'A ton. S' Fieetside with a 6 cyl. engine, standard trans., power about 12 minutes or until lightly browned. Drain pears, reserving 1/3 cup pear District) steering, rear step bumper, gauges, below eye line mirrors, radio. densed milk clear. Blend in creme de menthe. Cool slightly. Slice each reserved pear half N West Street and Regan Road, Vernon. Gov. Ellla T. (Jrasso, a Democrat. caps. Carter Care Package. Stock #1356 chocolate syrup. Reserve 2 pear halves for garnish. Chop remaining pears. Melt Carter Care Package. Stk. #1039 Vj cup sugar 2 tablespoons lemon juice- into 4 pieces. Arrange in ring around top of cheesecake. Spoon glaze evenly caramels with milk, reserved pear syrup and salt in double boiler over 5835 1 can (29 oz.) Bartlett pear 1 container (4Vz oz.) frozen over cheese cake. Chill at least 5 hours. Makes 1 (9-inch) cheesecake. medium heal, stirring to dissolve. Soften gelatin in water. Add to caramel $ . $4390. halves whipped topping, thawed mixture. Chill mixture until mounds form when dropped from spoon. Fold In ( News for senior citizens 1 envelope unflavored gelatin 2 tablespoons,cornstarch whipped cream, chopped pears and Vz cup chopped walnuts. Spoon into crust 1 tablespoon creme de menthe Cut reserved pears in half, lengthwise. Arrange on top of pie. Sprinkle with 1 Hi! It’s that time again and now 4,090, and Mildred Cormier, 3,980. peaches and beverage. tablespoon chopped walnuts. Chill well before serving. Makes 1 19-inch i pie. that we are starting a new year we Joe Windsor 92 Wednesday, cream of tofnato soup, begin to think about our up and com­ salami grinders, homemade cookies, ing annual Variety Show. It won’t be During the day we were told that our long time member Joe Windsor and beverage. long now before we will be calling for Thursday, Chinese dinner, chicken talent to come and try out. ’I^e show hit his 92nd birthday on Jan. 3 making him the oldest active member. Joe is chow mein with rice, Chinese is tentatively scheduled for April 14 noodles, shrimp egg rolls, pineapple and 15 and will be held this year at participating in programs here at the center at least three days a week. We sundae and a fortune cookie and NEW 78 4 W HEEL Manchester High School, Bailey beverage. *A ton pickup, V>6 engine, A/trans.. H.O. battery, rear step bumper, Auditorium. all wish him a happy and healthy H.D. radiator, gauges, dome lamp switch, below eye line mirrors, birthday and look forward to seeing Friday, shells with meat sauce, radio, power steering. Carter Care Package. Stk. #1041 This year we have a serious tossed green salad, bread, butter, problem as we are having difficulty him around for many years to come. We also learned that one of our par­ Jello, and beverage. NEW 77 BLAZER CHALET in finding a piano player. Our $5975 The Blazer you can live In - 400 V-8, A/trans.. air condition, cruise problem is that we will be holding ticipants in our Variety Show and Schedule for the week control, tilt wheel, auxiliary battery, clock, AM-FM radio, chrome tryouts on Sunday afternoons along with the Sunshiners, Emmett Monday, 10 a.m., kitchen social grille, CHEYENNE • special two tone paint, CHALET CAMPER Farrell, is now a patient in games. Noon to 12:30 p.m., lunch PACKAGE with a few evenings. If you are in­ List prica $13,198 terested or know someone who may Manchester Memorial Hospital. At served. 1 p.m., pinochle games. Bus Your neighbor’s kitchen By BETTY RYDER this time we want to express our SAVE $ 2,499 be, will you please contact Marci pickup at 8:30 a.m., return trips at SALE PRICE $10,700 Negro after 6 p.m. at 646-3911. We’ll heartfelt condolences to Greg Chaves 12:30 p.m. and 3:30 p.m. be getting back to you folks about the on the death of his brother Joe who ’Tuesday, 9 a.m., bus for shopping. 25 TRUCKS In stock lor a quick dclivera. passed away last week. 10 a.m., square dancing. 1 p.m.. show at a later date, and hopefully Connie Lynch loves to cook, but her Keeping the family informed when % cup sugar 1 cup sugar Next ’Thursday could be of interest Senior Bowling League at the SAVE NOW ON THE TRUCK OF YOUR CHOICE we will find a piano player in the favorite recipes are for breads. company arrives is a 10-year-old all- 3 tsp. baking powder 1 cup milk to many of you as we will have with Parkade Lanes and also return trip meantime. American mongrel named “Spotty.” Vz tsp. baking soda 'A melted butter us a member of the VFW administra­ from shopping. "1 make cakes and pies,” she said. The past ’Thursday was our day to ‘‘But I really enjoy making breads. When not making goodies for her rtsp. salt 3 cups sifted flour tion who will be explain about Wednesday, 10 a.m., pinochle meet the Board of Directors and You can pop them into the freezer, family, Connie is busy as a member 1 large egg 1 tsp. salt because this column must be at The benefits that many seniors could be games and also the Friendship Circle OUR USED 1 8Vz oz. can crushed pineapple - and if unexpected company is com­ of the Mother’s Committee at South eligible for but haven’t been aware 4 tsp. baking powder Herald by noontime on Thursday we get together plus our regular health ing, they are great serveB with a lit­ Windsor High School and also has undrained of. So plan on coming and maybe you 76 BUICK REGAL *4899 76 CAMARO *4999 2 cups blueberries (fresh or frozen will tell you how things went in clinic. Noon to 12:30 p.m., lunch Sport Cpe. V-6 engine, A/trana., air Sport Cpe. V-8, A/trans., radio, tle cream cheese for a snack with been an active member of the Koffee 2 tablespoons melted shortening without syrup) will be surprised that you are Wednesday’s column. served. 12:45 p.m., bridge games and condition, P/steerlng, P/brakes, P/steerlng, vinyl roof. coffee or tea,” Krafters of the Nutmeg Branch of ‘A cup grated sharp cheddar cheese Beat together eggs and sugar till qualified for some surprise benefits. radio, vinyl root. Bowling at 1 p.m. craft class. Bus pickup at 76 P9NTIAC LEMANS *4199 the YWCA in Manchester for 12 Vi cup chopped walnuts mixture loses its granular consisten­ New volunteers 8:30 a.m., return trips at 12:30 p.m. 71 FORD TDRIND *1795 74 AMC HORNET *2999 Sport Cpe. V-8, A/trans., air condi­ In her kitchen in her attractive years. Sift flour with sugar, baking cy. Add milk and melted butter. Sift Here at the center the action starts and 3 p.m. Brougham Coupe. V-8, A/trans., Like new Hatchback Cpe. .6 cyl. Every two months we assign new P/steerIng, radio, vinyl roof. tion, vinyl roof, radio, P/steerlng, home at 115 Hayes Road, South Wind­ Here are a few of Connie’s favorite powder, soda and salt. Beat egg light­ together flour, salt and baking with our Senior Bowling league at ’Thursday, action starts with our engine, A/trans., air condition, radio. P/brakes. the Parkade Lanes. ’The results were volunteers to help us and for January 76 DDDOE ASPEN *47SS sor, Connie said she doesn't cook as bread recipes: ly and stir in pineapple and melted powder, add to liquid mixture until and February we have for our hot meal and meal-on-wheeis at station Wagon. 6 cyl. engine, 76 FORD LTD *4949 much as she used to since her 18- shortening. Add dry ingredients and just combined. Toss blueberries in a a a s s A high triple, Edna Christen­ noontime. 1 p.m. is Fun Day Country Squire Wagon. V-8, A/trans., kitchen social games on Mondays and A/trana., air condition, AM-FM radio, TRUCKS year-old son, David, is away at Lemon Bread stir quickly, then stir in grated teaspoon of flour then add to batter. son, 460, and Earl Everett, 552. High featuring some important news on P/ateerIng, roof carrier. air condition, dual lacing rear seats, single. Sue Purnell, 172, and Earl Fridays Ernie Irwin who will be P/steerlng, P/brakes, radio, roof 77 CHEV. TDN *6379 college. 'k cup shortening cheese and walnuts. Turn batter into Pour into 2 greased loaf pans. Bake possible benefits you may be eligible carrier. However, when he’s home on his Everett, 214. On the Class B teams, assisted by Mike Haberem, Bob 77 AMD GREMLIN *3890 4-wheel drive. 7’ Fisher plow, 350 V-8, 1 cup granulated sugar loaf pan. Bake for one hour in 350 for one hour in 350 degree oven. for with a man from the VFW here to 2 Door. 6 cyl. engine, A/trans., air A/trans., many extras. holidays, the freezer is full of such high triple, Marion Gouin, 289, and A1 .Doggart and George Vallone. Our 79 PLYM. DUSTER *3390 2 eggs degree oven. Cool, slice next day. Refrigerate this bread. kitchen chairperson is Georgina talk to you. Bus pickup at 10 a.m., condition, P/steering, radio. 2 Door, e cyl. engine, A/trans., delectable offerings as Pineapple Vz cup milk Pumpkin Desarrl Bread Christenson, 485. High single to Dot return trips around 3 p.m. P/steerlng, radio, vinyl roof. 77 CHEW, TDN *8399 Grass, 109, and Francis Miner, 193. Vince assisted by Lena Speed and 70 OLDS CUTUSS *3990 Che/anne Model. 8’ Fieetside, V-8, Cheese Bread, Lemon Bread, and I'/z cups sifted flour 3 cups flour Ruth Smith. Helping with the bingo Friday, 10 a.m., kitchen social Suprem e 4 Door. V-8 engine, 76 PLYM. VOLARE *3999 A/trans., many extras. Pumpkin Dessert Bread, to name a 1 tsp. salt 1 tsp. baking soda (!a/rol Bread Then on Wednesday morning we games. Noon to 12:30 p.m., lunch A/trans., air condition, P/steering, 2 Door. 6 cyl. engine, A/trans., cards will be Margie Hall and Helen P/brakea, vinyl root, radio. 79 DDD9E VAN *4288 few. 1 tsp. baking powder 1 tsp. salt had 32 players for our pinochle served. 1 p.m., setback games. Bus P/steerlng, radio, vinyl roof. B-200 Model. V-B, A/trans., 3 tsps. cinnamon 3 eggs games and the winners were; Eld Flavell. For our card games, it will 76 FDRD GRANADA *4995 P/steering, rustproofed. Her husband, John, works for the Grated rind of 1 lemon be Bess Moonan and Jennie Fogarty. pickup at 8:30 a.m., return trips at 73 BUICK AP9UD *2396 United States Department of Juice of 1 lemon 2 cups white sugar IVz cups sugar Scott, 603, Martin Backstan, 594, Joe 4 Door, V-B angina, A/lrana., air con­ 2 Door. 6 cyl., atd. trans., vinyl roof, At this time Gloria and I wish to 12:30 p.m. and 3;30 p.m. dition, P/ataerlng, P/brakea. 78 CHEV. TDN *3998 Defense, and both he and Connie are Vz cup granulated sugar 2 cups pumpkin % cup vegetable oil Carlin, 574, Robina Carroll, 574, radio, P/steerlng. 8’ Fieetside. Scotsdale Model. V-8, sincerely thank all the volunteers active communicants at St. Cream shortening and sugar, add 4 eggs (beat well) - 2% cups sifted flour Alfred Hallin, 571, Joe Windsor, 560, 72 P9NTIAC LEMAN8 *2285 74 CHEW. MALIBU *2846 A/trans., P/steerlng, shell cap. 1% tsp. baking powder who have Just finished as they did a Luxury Cpe. V-8 engine, A/trans., air Sport Coupe. V-B, A/trans., Margaret Mary Church in South egg and beat.- Sift together flour, 1V4 cup oil or melted Crisco Mina Reuther, 557, and Gladys I-. . f ’-' .i.;.s 1 tsp. baking soda Seelert, 554. super job especially with our fur- condition, vinyl root, radio, P/steerlng, P/brakes, radio, low Windsor. baking powder and salt. Add flour In Memorium P/steerIng. mileage. “ We both come from ■A cup chopped nuts (A tsp. salt Meanwhile, downstairs we had 27 nance problems and having to move alternately with milk to creamed In loving memory of my huiband, Massachusetts, and really enjoy Sift dry ingredients in large deep 1-Mi tsp. cinnamon memters on hand for the Friendship into different quarters for a couple Edward S. Blake, who died January 6. mixture. Add lemon rind and bake in weeks. 1975. bowl. With spoon make a deep well in 1-V4 cups finely shredded carrots Circle meeting. Everyone kept busy Connecticut,” she said. greased Ipaf pan for 1 hour in 350 The Lynch’s son is all wrapped up degree oven. center in this well, add pumpkin, Beat eggs, sugar, and oil in large making various articles and Just You folks going on the March bus Not Just today but every day, trip to Florida are reminded that My tboughta turn back to you. CHEVROLET in newspaper work, according to his Meanwhile, mix lemon juice and eggs, oil and nuts. mixing bowl. Sift flour, baking having a good old fashioned chit­ S ( ^ little thing In a ipecial way. mother. cup sugar. As soon as cake is Stir carefully, just enough to powder, soda, salt and cinnamon onto chat. final payment Is due by Feb. 3 the Like you used to aay and do. “He used to work in the Sports removed from oven, spoon lemon- dampen all dry ingredients. Pour into wax paper, stir into egg mixture, add In the afternoon while a nice tur­ latest. You may bring in part or all of it anytime now. They say time heals all sorrow Department of a few area sugar over bread until all is ab­ 2 well-greased loaf pans. Bake for 1 carrots. nout for crafts kept busy downs^iirs, And helps you to forget, newspapers and now in college he’s sorbed. hour in 350 degree oven. Bake for 1 hour, 20 minutes, in (Herald photo by Pinto) a group was playing bridge upstairs Menu for the week But so far times only proved. CARTER “A Good Pfaee To OPEN WEikbrnD^ ni. m o PMt Mf. flu 9 torn between majoring in journalism Rluelierry Rrrad greased loaf pan, in 325 degree oven. Monday, cream of vegetable soup, How much I miss you yet. 1220 HUM OTREET. IIANCHEmN-» T E . 040-0404 Bur A Cu or Tmck" I’ineapiile ChrcHc Bread Connie Lynch prepares her favorile lireads Ik and the lucky prize winners were or political science.” 2 cups sifted flour 2 eggs Refrigerate this bread. Donna Zaimor. 4.750. Stan Zalmor, filet of fish sandwich and sliced Your loving wife, Marie » PAGE TW O-B- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Sat., Jan. 7, 1878 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Sat.. Jan. 7. 1978- PAGE THREE-B Menopause neednH he taboo | BusinsM ) Firm tells banks bad risks are good deals

CHICAGO (UPI) - Jack D. Smith time,!, be(;ause there’s too much red ’’The businessman knows what "Credit-Pak doesn’t take all "They should visit the place of is a matchmaker. He brings together tape -— too many forms to fill out. he's doing at work, but he can’t get cases,” he said. "We analyze business of an applicant. TTiere’s a A time to savor what you are doing "bad risk” businessmen and Bureaucracy is overwhelming.” his point across to the people with the problems — separate promising ones Iqt to be learned there,” Smith said. Caldor sales bankers: object loans. Smith, 46. had 22 years in banking money,” Smith said. from hopeless. We ask for a current He recalled a six-figure industrial Ry Ellie Grofixman because women have been brainwashed to value Too bad if society doesn’t give a damn about you; make Smith said he succeeds about 70 before going into business in "The normal procedure,” he statement, a profit and loss state­ loan made recently for the purchase NEW YORK — (NEA) — Everyone knows what themselves in terms of their ability to procreate. So the sure you do. Nurture yourself. Reach for a salad and Caldor Inc. continued its year-long percent of the time in obtaining loans menopause is: hot flashes, weight gain, irritability, women of 25 who is at her highest point of fertility is yogurt for lunch instead of a hamburger and soda. Rockford, III., two years ago as presi­ explained. ”is for the applicant to ment and a resume of what the of new equipment to modernize a trend of sates advances by recording for businessmen previously turned dent of Credit-Pak Capital Resources wrinkles, hair loss where you want hair, or hair growth valued the greatest, and the woman of 50 the least." “Among the 1,000 women I’ve observed and talked to, talk to a loan officer, who relays the prospect is doing and what he wants plant to comply with Environmental a 25.6 percent increase in sales for down by lending institutions. Co.'A native of Ridge Farm, 111., story to the bank’s loan committee.” where you don't want it: and cessation of childbearing Id fact, she says, the middle-aged woman is virtually those who watch what they eat and exercise have an to do. Protection Agency regulations. The the five'weeks ended Dec. 31. He limits himself to small south of Danville, Smith became Smith, with 26 years experience in invisible in speiety. “TV demographics address easier time during menopause.” The emphasis is on accuracy in company had heavy losses, a deficit ability. Sales of 578,776,000 were reported businessmen, most of whom need president of the Ridge Farm State commercial loans, thinks his way is In short, you can expect to become a sexless, useless, themselves to women 17 to 27, and I don’t exist in the And look for natural cures for uncomfortable symp­ communication, Smith said. “The net worth, limited collateral for the December holiday season $25,000 to $100,000, occasionally Bank at 26, and later became presi­ better. loan committee must have a clear available as security and poor cash undesirable old hag. women's magazines. It's as though I don't also use the toms. Do you feel bloated? Go for a long, brisk walk, and which compares with last year's $62,- more. His clients might be dent of the First National Bank of "Our goal is to put together the picture of the businessman’s ability, flow. To which Rosetta Reitz says balderdash. True, scouring pad they’re all selling." eat naturally diuretic foods such as cucumbers and 700,000. merchants, industrialists or farmers. Woodstock, then of the First National So the former food columnist and Wall St. broker reason why his outlook is promising. his potential, his willingness to work menstruation and childbearing cease, but sex certainly celery. The success of the holiday selling "The problem with small Bank of Rockford. decided it was time to research the subject: to read Give yourself an herbal bath; use a loofah sponge; but We visit the place of business, hard and succeed.” But the new equipment would needn't. Nor a woman's attractiveness. And just as no period assures the company of sur­ businessmen,” Smith said, "is that Smith thinks sihall businessmen two women experience menopause at the same age (the everything she could, to talk to women of all ages. don’t overlook your mind. organize the facts, make the projec­ Banks could improve their money- make the plant the most advanced in passing $390 million in sales for its while they are experts in what they are turned down on loans mostly tions — put together a loan arrange­ median is 50.2 years), no two get exactly the same symp­ After three years’ research and contact With perhaps When you’re depressed — which, she says, can also lending practices. Smith said, by its part of the country and Smith’s fiscal year ending Jan. 28. 1978, ac­ do, they don’t know how to go about because they fail to get their story ment package, then present it to the toms with exactly the same intensity. 1,000 women, she has written, “Menopause, A Positive simply occur from hitting middle age in a society that following some of the steps taken by firm was able to arrange com­ cording to Vat Rossetti, treasurer of making a loan, or they don’t have the across effectively. loan committee. his firm. But how many people know that now? The very word Approach,” published by Chilton. hates it — talk about it, to other women. Even to.family, the 48-store regional chain. mitments for substantial sales. "menopause" is taboo at best in this society, she says, “I wrote the book," she says, “because 1 wanted to reluctant though they may be to listen. and a bad joke at worst. know what menopause was myself. When you know what “If the family doesn’t want to hear, it’s too bad,” she Ms. Reitz knows about menopause because she found to expect, you don’t fear it.” snaps. “How many times did I wash their diapers and herself in it a while back. Alone. She learned, for example, that hot flashes are harmless wipe the banana off their face? You can’t let people turn A n Stop& Shops o p en S unday 9 am-SiMii "I'm 53 and I've been in menopause since I was 47," dilations of the blood vessels. If and when you experience you off. If you’re feeling badly and hurting, talk about it. she says in a hoarse, deep voice. “When I was in my 40s, 1 one, not to worry. It will pass. All you need do is make It’s the suppression of those feelings that makes us sick.” became aware of changes in my body. My premenstrual yourself as comfortable as possible until it does. Finally, make sure you’re using the time left to you W t o w O i i v Sun Stop& Shop symptoms became more severe — the bloating and “You must learn to love yourself, embrace your aging precisely as you want to. “ By middle age, it’s no longer a CntlKhx Stop& Shop swollen breasts — and I wanted information on and don’t fight yourself. You are what you are and there’s question of what will I do when I’m grown up, you know. Rosetta Reitz C a o r y Steiwed Mixed menopause. nothing wrong with that. I never was a Barbi doll type I’m already there^^lf you’re not doing what you want, why Peaches Ibmatoes Potatoes "But everything I read was negative. Menopause is and I'm never going to be. I want to be related to for not? 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PAGE FO U R -B - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn,, Sat.. Jan. 7. 1978 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Sat.. Jan. 7. 1978- PAGE FIVE-H .... I g>r"iT T r"~Tf— "T rn n -w n riT Business C B Convac About town Savemore!-. Savenow» Save with A W Well, 1977 has done its number; 10- as optimistic as It may sound, a dropped off considerably in 1977. As always do, it began to settle down number of m anufacturers will and the veteran users, the people who diminish, leaving about five majors Emanuel Hill Chapter of 40 and out. And, CBers all over the cohesiveness seems to be emerging. the year ended, the FCC reported Alcoholics Anonymous will meet Bogus money detector country have experienced 12 months Certainly the FCC’s ruling which they had in force 12,041,822 licenses. utilize citizen’s band for its real pur­ to supply the needs of the retailers tonight at 8 in Luther JHall of pose, began to get more and more this time next year. that were quite different from those added 17 channels was a step In '76 there were 5,424,192 issued, and Eimanuel Lutheran' Church. of 1976. forward. Everyone can argue and the number was running around 4,- control of it. The applications we are The further result of this 750,000 in 1977. All of which indicates getting now — though it can’t be stabilizing of the market will lead to effective, inexpensive In a year-end wrap-up It should be fuss over whether it should have been Grades 7 and 8 Confirmation all FM, single sideband, moved to a that the Interest in CB has tapered, irrefutably established — are from more solid pricing, rather than the NEW YORK (UPl) - The increase in He said Secret Service and banking of­ loted that it was a year of change, Classes of Center Congregational knd probably the most noticeable higher band on the spectrum, or in­ but continues to be strong. With this new CBers who have a sincere in­ yo-yo effect the consumers have counterfeit money in circulation has ficials had asked him not to make public S U P R B IfV experienced the past 14 months. Church will meet Monday at 5 p.m. at creased power over present legal stabilization, there promises the terest in the longtime usage of the spurred a search for reasonably priced ITEMS A PRICES EFFECTIVE NOW vas the erosion of the slingshot the church. all the things his machine can do. wattage. The fact remains that there cohesiveness this column has been medium.” Units will have better quality and superior detector machines. iperators in favor of those CBers He said years of experience have proved THRU SATURDAY JAN. 14, 1978 are now 40 channels available. stressing for more than a year now. A projection of the number of offer more for the money as a result. Former Secret Service agent Carmine ^ 0 really were Interested in the The Strickland-Borst-Tozer Group that counterfeiters are sophisticated. “If Canada announced in September John Small, of the Personal Radio applicants in 1978 is that they will run Warranties will be genuinely Motto thinks the Unimark Currency ADVERTISED ITEM POLICY; EachofthN* levelopment of Citizens Band Radio of Second Congregational Church will they find out too quickly what Unimark that their commission was going to Division of the FCC, feels that, between 200,000 and 250,000 per meaningful, and service provided Validator made by Fenco-Unimark, Cin- ■dvtrtlMd Ittmi is required to be reedily eveil- IS a medium of personal com- meet Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the home can do, they are quite capable of taking wrestle with the idea of expanding to despite this percent drop in month, or in the area of 3,000,000 for buyers will be worthwhile, rather naminson. N.J.. is a step in that direction. eble for tele et or below the edvertieed price in nunications. 12 of Mrs. Don Wells, 82 Plymouth effective countermeasures." 80 channels by switching completeiy applications, there is every indica­ the year. If this projection holds, it than shoddy as many of us have been Motto, who spent years tracking down Motto said counterfeiters don't really eech AEtP Store, except et tpeclflcally noted in It still has many, many problems. Lane. The program will include a this ad. to SSB or opening up new frequen­ tion CBing is maturing, growing in will mean that 12 to 15 percent of the forced to tolerate. counterfeiters for the Secret Service, said expect their phony green goods to fool Phere is yet to come the discipline recipe exchange. Hostesses are Mrs. cies. They've Ucens^ nearly ohe- usage and in utilization. homes in the country will have CB So, the end result of the year he had tested a number of counterfeit Secret Service agents. “Their goal is the •rnimmmmmmmmm hat will carry CBlng to its heights as Curtis Stimson and Mrs. Carl Swan­ A&P IS A POULTRY SHOPPE he most personal of all communica- half million CBers in 1977, and they Another executive of the FCC licensees, because there will be more appears to be good and 1978 should be detecting machines and the new Unimark quick deal,” he said. “If their phony bills than 15,000,000 licenses in force. a ^ e a t year for those of us u^o love son. appeared to work nearly all the time white lon forms. There is still confusion expect there’ll be 1.8 million by 1980. explained: “It was the hottest thing can fool only the first one or two persons In the States applications have around 18 months ago. Then, as fads It probably will also mean that the CBing. most others were only 60 to 70 percent they are passed to, that gives the ind glut on important channels. But n _ a _ PICKyPVOOXVALUlMCXIDdlXCUUa effective. counterfeiter and his money passers time FRESH - U.S.D.A. INSPECTED (2V2-3 LB. SIZE) ALL FOOD MART STORES OPEN SUNDAY 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. iNTHEiToxf WHiiugppiYuuTii The Unimark comes in two models, one to make their killing and move on." to be used on a counter top, the other Over most of the nation's history, nine small enough to fit into the drawer of a of every 10 bogus bills have been detected Cheney Library standard cash register. Selling for $105 and taken out of circulation rather quick­ WHOLE FRYERS and $125. they are within reach of virtually ly. Moreover, until very recently, any size business. counterfeiting was a difficult art and EXTRA they appear to do a lot more than the passing the money very risky. The Secret OR adds new books 1 DOZEN - FOOD MART - GRADE 'A' Hunts ONE 8 OZ. CAN - HUNT’S little fluorescent light counterfeit detec­ Service says it is reasonably sure that SAYINGS tors presently in wide use. only about $9.3 million worth of New books. at handbook W ITH THESE These devices do very well at detecting counterfeit money was produced in the ROX-O-CHICKEN YOUR Manchester's Mary Devlin — The world of Large Fresh Eggs TOMATO SAUCE ‘ obviously inferior inking color and obvious United States in the five years ended in MICE Zlheney Library: Roger Tory Peterson FOOD M A R T CONTAINS: 3 BREAST QTRS., Dickson — Out of this world WITH PURCHASE OF 810 00 on MORE AND THIS COUPON WITH PURCHASE OF $10.00 OR MORE AND THIS COUPON , paper defects but the counterfeiters have 1962 and 90 percent of that was soon AT FOOD MART. EXCLUSIVE OF COUPON ITEMS. 0000 ( P ic lio n AT FOOD MART. EXCLUSIVE OF COUPON ITEMS. GOOD S m S M so many new photographic and printing detected. Eichenberg — The wood and SUN., JAN. 8 THRU SAT., JAN. U ^IM IT ONE DOZEN - ONE SUNTAN. 8 THRU SAT., JAN. 14. LIMIT ONE CAN • ONE ' 3 LEG QTRS., 3 NECKS, 3 WINGS, '4 COUPONS C O U K M PER FAMILY. r ' aids that much of their product can fool But the fast development of excellent Abish — In the future the graver COUPON PER FAMILY. • the more simple light-color detectors. photocopying machines, improved 3 SETS OF GIBLETS I oerfect Ellwood — How to build and The Unimark, according to Jack R. Bennett — The birthday operate your greenhouse automatic photoengraving methods and nurderer Foster — Build-it book of- Lyons, Fenco-Unimark president, con­ high speed presses that will turn out 5,000 CUT-UP, SPLIT OR J P f Bloch — The angel solar heating projects tains a minicomputer that enables it to FOOD MART HAS MORE sheets of high fidelity work in an hour Bramble — Regent Square Glyph count lines in the fancy engraving, count have changed all that. The amount of QUARTERED CHICKENS 4 u l Carmichael — False Hadley — Traveling With and check on the sawtooth points and do counterfeit money printed in the five •vidence children in the U.S.A. WALDBAUM'S several other sophisticated years ended in 1972 was estimated at $101 Davis — Cat five Haines — Bothersome measurements. million and since then the figure has Hooker — M*A*S*H mania bodies SALE ITEMS THAN exceeded $50 million a year. Dickinson — The walking Hale — Anatomy lessons lead from the great masters Food Mart $ DInesen — Carnival Hall — Barnacle Parp's Donleavy — The destinies of chain saw guide YOU BARGAIN FOR! New air freight service Oarcy Dancer, gentleman Halliwell — Mountain of Drahhie — The ice age dreams SPECIAL BUY OF THE WEEK SPECIAL BUY OF THE WEEK SPECIAL BUY OF THE WEEK! coming to Hartford area Farmer — The dark design Hayes — Three Alexander Fieming — Every inch a Calders more than 6,000 city pairs . ady Hughes — The Battle of the ORANGE JUICE IVORY SOAP Mushroom Soup f S Hartford will be among 30 cities Giass — Marvin and Tige Atlantic throughout the nation participating this The Hub operation will be conducted for Gundy — Bliss Humphreys — The search GATlORD-12 OZ. CAN PERSONAL SIZE-3 1/2 OZ. BAR FOOD CLUB- 10 1/2 OZ. CAN weekend in a new nextday freight service four succeeding weekends through Feb. 4- Haviiand — The Moreiand within conducted by Jet Air Freight's Topeka Air 5 to demonstrate the advantages of the egacy Jullian — The symbolists: Cargo Hub. system. Hickman — The bacheior 2nd ed. Ic 4 BAR II -I Freight from all of the cities served will According to the president of Jet, larty Kelley — Ramon Kelley PACK C A N S ^ l ® Hirschhorn — Target paints portraits and figures !5 be loaded aboard charter air freighters Joseph K. Taussig it is now difficult or im­ CHICKEN PINt ■ MOIUM . ItOAO VIRMICILU ■ THIN - RIOULAN ■ ILUOWt Saturday evening. The chartered aircraft possible to obtain overnight service Mayflower Kenneth Patchen Kynd — The Sandier inquiry Kilpatrick — The foxes' un­ Penn Dutch Noodles It 01 PI Prince Spaghetti II oz. PACKAOI 79* Gayiord Diapers VAvr.' *3.99 Hot Cocoa Mix r.; "te:' 99* will all land at the former Forbes Air between many of the cities the Hub will ALL VANIITII8 BREAST QTRS. ' Jagoda — A friend in deed ion Force Base field in Topeka, Kan. The serve. The new service will fill a void for 59 fi *3.99 Kidney Beans 29* Grape Jeiiy POOO CLU i - II OZ JAR Instant Coffee'Til Kent — In gallant company Knight — Westerns of the Nestle’s Souptime 3 freight will be sorted and unloaded during those cities and make them more attrac­ TOPCO ■ SOUO M R I. ORAIS Konrad — The city builder forties the night, repacked and reloaded and sent Air Fresheners ALL tCINTt 3 9 Onion Soup Mix 2,0.39* Hot Cocoa Mix CLUB H 01. CAN *1.69 Buitoni Ravioii tive to companies seeking or considering CHICKEN Koontz — The vision Kreuger — Showboat, the on to destinations in about 80 cities or other sites for manufacturing or distribu­ Lockridge — The tenth life story of a classic American SPECIAL BUY OF THE WEEK SPECIAL BUY OF THE WEEK! SPECIAL BUY OF THE WEEK! tion facilities, Taussig said. Lofts — Out of this nettle musical LEGS (BREASTS 99 ) WHOLE SMOKED HAMS 79' Magnuson — The Rundown Levy — Accounting goes Meyer — Black orchid public Miller — Ross Macdonald's Line—The Audubon Society Bumble Bee Tuna TOMATO SAUCE M ueller's Area man heads plant society l,ew Archer, private in- book of wild animals WHITE MEAT-IN OH OR WATER. FOOD CIUB-IS OZ. CAN /estigator Lucas — How to use solar Queensland, Australia, home of the newly CALIFORNIA’S FINEST CLEAN-WASHED-FRESH Larry Carville of Tolland was elected Mumms — Federal triangle energy in your home and 7 0Z. president of the International Plant elected vice president. The 1973 meeting Nathan — Amusement park business CAN 4 QCBC u oz. Propagators Society during their recent was held in the United Kingdom. Nichols — Daily lives in Maddox — Who's afraid of FOR PROS conference in Columbus, Ohio. Carville is president of Horticultural Nghsi-Altai Elizabeth Taylor?' The International Plant Propagators Associates, a public relations and hor­ RED GRAPES SPINACH Parkinson — Touch and go Manning — The danger tree Spaghetti Twists •UITONI 4 UMi Hot Cocoa Mix Era Detergent n 01. UTTLR *1.29 English Graham Cookies 39* Society is an organization of professional ticultural management firm. He is also Peck — The King’s iron Morris — Manwatching Philips — The Steel Palace Nearing — Building and Q m i r \ MRS.ORAIS growers, educators and research scien­ serving as executive director of the W V U P CNICKINNOOOLl tPACKPACRAOl Luncheon Meat Ivory Liquid DETERGENT rot^ r *1.29 Marie Cookies ...... KMI 39* Connecticut Nurserymen's Association Rock — Flickers using our sun-heated tists from throughout the world who Roditi — The delights of greenhouse Swiss Miss Fudge Stripes Kl Gaylord Cookies'Ti?i^" 39* Classic Assorthient 99* specialize in the art of plant propagation. and the New England Nurserymen's 10 oz. Turkey Nevell — A time to dance Mayonnaise Petit Beurre Cookies'"5'“.*"39* Crackers MAaliSER»* mo.... 69* TTiis society embraces members from all Association. Ryan — The adolescence of Pietropinto — Beyond the corners of the globe, including behind the The Carvilles make their home at 23 cello P-1 male myth r ’’PICK TOUR OWN” ftlSH PRODUCEI ' “Iron Curtain." Shenipsit Lake Road in Tolland. bag Seifert — Dr. Tuck Plumb — Royal heritage r U.S. GOVT. INSPEaED-GRADE "A " In 1979, the society will meet in Seymour — Daughter of Pratt — Scarlett fever FRESH aUFORNIA shadows Prentice — Public library 49! Simak — Skirmish finance WHOLE CHICKENS BROCCOLI RABE Thai promoted to supervisor r./'VORS ^ . oaiciOLis Smith — Reverend Ran­ Remini — Andrew Johnson dolph and the avenging angel and the course of American 2 1/2 TO 3 LBS. Stephen M. Thai of 427 Summit St. has Board Counseling with the Disabled” Thayer — The Hess Cross empire 'Z B m Q c Wilson — Why I don’t write Residential interiors today been promoted to supervisor at the State before the National Rehab Conference in ROASTING PRICE II* ANN PAGE O f A&P orNUTLEY $ like Franz Kafka Ries — Wolf masks Board of Education and Services for the Ic (RECIPES A V A IU B LE IN ALL FOOD MART PROOUCC DEPT.) 1975 in Cincinnati, Ohio. 1 t yJtfA Blind in Wethersfield. This will become Yerby — Hail the con­ Schrade — German roman­ CHICKENS In town, Thai ^ s bwn active with the quering hero tic painting (NEW CROP) SWEET FLORIDA effective Jan. 13. Business Advisory Committee at the f ^ MARGARINE Self — Do-it-yourselfer's LB. Vz GALLON 0 N o n fic tio n !c TEMPLE Thai has been a counselor with the Divi­ Regional Occupational Training School guide, to chainsaw use and sion of Vocational Rehabilitation at 806 with Norman Fendell and on the local Adams — Bad mouth repair 4 3 Main St. in town for the past year-and-a- Governor's Committee for Employment Alford — Prince among Shadoian — Dreams and COIONIAI-CRYOVAC WRAPPED LUNDY ORANGES ^ICE CREAM ^ *^ QUARTERS U 1 LAROE SIZE half. Prior to this, he worked out of tfie of the Handicapped. He is a past member slaves dead ends COLONIAL district office in Hartford'for seven years. of the Jaycees. The art world Shaw — Comforting the COOKED HAM PORTIONS FRESH PORK SALE! _ Bare — Fundamentals of During this period Thai served on many Thai received his certificate of ad­ wilderness SMOKE (WATER ADDED) LUNDY FRESH ASSORTED committees with the National Rehab lire prevention Shone — The century of SHANK PORTION BUH PORTION vanced study degree in Rehabilitation Barrett — Depression i b » .S S '^ Association and the National Rehab change HOUSE Counseling and his M. Ed. in Guidance and Bermant — The Jews Silverman — Painting peo­ PORK CHOPS U.S. )40. I • ALL PURPOSE Counseling Association on state, regional Counseling from Springfield College in ALi. VAPitt ii'S - 1 pnZFN Blanchard — The outdoor ple SALE f1.2S *1.33 )RIB-lLOIN-3CENTERCUT MAINE and national levels. 1969 and 1972. He is an American Inter­ cookbook Snow — Boston Bay In 1975, Thai received The Outstanding Blanchard — What cooks in national College graduate in 1967, with a mysteries and other tales COLONIAL poniOES Counselor of the Year Award” for the major in psychology. Connecticut Spater — A marriage of true HALF HAM tIMI . tONRLItl l.M .79 r WAIDBAOM'S H.r. STYll Dtlll FREEZER A COLONIAL State of Connecticut and for the Northeast He is married to the former Barbara Blaustein — The hidden ca­ minds HAND SLICED *1 .2 9 nyon BONELESS ENCORE HAM .. <2.59 lUNDY Region given annually by the National Jones of Greenfield, Mass., and they have Stern — The first COLONIAL LUNDY FRESH-CENTER CUT Booth — Seeds of anger relationship Nova Scotia Rehab Counseling Association, a one daughter, Stephanie, 6. QUEEN 7 HAM STEAKS >M*iLRlt WRAPFID i.*2.49 Cooked Ham Chamberlin — Ripe was the COLONIAL . IJAONRO \ professional organization. In addition, Mrs. Joyce Armstrong will replace Thai Turner — Serengeti home (AND SHOULOEH) drowsy hour 20 landscape painters and PORK SHOULDER ROLL ‘ 1.39 LGX PORK CHOPS CALIFORNIA - LAROE 72 SIZE Thai presented a paper entitled “Black COLONIAL in Manchester on Jan. 13. Cohen — Organizing the how they work SLICED BACON TMlCRILielO FRO. ‘ 1.39 • 4 B 8 Sw eet ENTREES world’s money • o o s U.S. — How to insulate your L k H • V. Area people Dempsey — Moped repair home and save fuel COLONIAL MASTER NAVEL ORANGES 7 1 IW tIT FLOWlOA - IH04AN IIVIW M fO LIII .‘ . OOMIITIC will become ROAST BEEF ..,„o « ‘2.29 LUNDY FRESH A&P SUPtn COUPON SMOKED SHOULDER PICNIC White Grapefruit 4 FO«^1 . ALASKAN LOX. HAHOSLICIO ** Li. *1.79 U.8. FANCY • CRt»F . pharmacists WITH $ 7 5 0 PURCHASE EXCUJOING TOBACCO & ALCOHOL Macintosh Apples ni. ’it 69* SWISS CHEESE /rriV o c.*2.09 PORK SHOULDER California . tNOumiTR DISPOSABLE mmimwm Several area persons are BEEF BOLOGNA ..‘1.29 Fresh Cauliflower ^AO 89* among the 103 candidates I c FLMIOA tROUm who will receive their state New at Whiten OUR M IT CHEESECAKE '“K .T ir ..,‘1.99 Assort^ Plants *2.99 AMPERS BEEF & PEPPER PATTIES u 89* lUCf FT MRLIN A ROCKY NILLI pharmacy licenses in CHICKEN SALAD FRIIHLYMADR LR. *1 .89 kWWUT pwaan _ ^ ^ j ^ ^ ceremonies Jan. 11. New books at Better Homes and Gardens OUR BEST VEAL PATTIES .. 89* ECCO HOT HAM CARAHDO LB. *2.49 PORK ROAST ‘tlKr ..*1.29 PRODUCE ITEM OF THE WEEKI TODDLER ,2c. M anchester’s Whiton — All time favorite beef A morning licensure recipes CHILD MILD & BEEF FRANKS .. 79* COOKED SALAM CARAHOO LR.*1>59 LUNOV FRflH CALIFORNIA ceremony will be held in Memorial Library: < • « L I A N I I THAN RACONI PORK RIBS ..*1.29 Better Homes and Gardens LARGE WHITE FISH '”.‘’.'.■.” .... ‘1.39 the morning at the Hail of DIAPERS — Crepes cook book SWIFTS SIZZLEAN ‘ 1.39 NAPPA LI. LIM IT ONE COUfON PER FAMILY Fiction FflRRI ■ “ ALL NATURAL" WKAVRR B1 fiO the House in the State . Calder — Walking: A guide CHICKEN ROLL FtHNCOUNTRY LR. 1 .0 9 PORk" BUTTS ..‘1.09 VALID JAN. B-14,1978 Bass — Not quite a hero ITALIAN SAUSAGE IW W IT L I . ‘ 1.59 A L M KNOWN *1 C H IN Iil C A IIA Q I - M l CNOY. CHOWCHOY. to beautiful walks and trails in ON,WON lO K , O a iA T FON ALL C H IN IS I D IS N il Capitol followed by an Braddon — Tlie finalists ^"HOT" BAGELS .j.’x i:;., i2,..‘i.09j America PORK SPARE RIBS..*1.29 afternoon luncheon at Buchanan — Morgana SWIFTS PREMIUM BACON .. *1.39 F a i l N IC IF IS A V A IU O L I IN ALL FOOD M AATil Denholtz — How to save, Valle's Steak House, Hart­ Foley — The girl who had HOT RMPeirtIBLi FOR TYFORRAFNfCAL RRROR8. ford. Sponsors of the your teeth and your money ftM T p t Nm r l|M $• N m l m I h to 8 pRfR toW (torn tw upl • everyttdng Halperin — Top secret: s program are the Commis­ FROZEN FOODS GALOREI ^ HEALTH < BFAUrr AIDS FRESH, FRESH DAIir DfLITfSI 1 Freeling — Gadget National Security and the sion of Pharmacy of the French — The women’s HOOD WALDIAUM'S r'^sd* o f f 1 F s d * o ff right to know TOP FROST ORE IDA PhELL CONCENTRATE ‘1.69 I ON A »l oz. PACKAOI I I ON A N OL VACUUM CAN Department of Consumer room ^ K u e n — The sea around Hale — Island of mystery MEAT ONION PRELL LIQUID uoi.rottlb ‘1.69 G rapefruit Wbippud { TopcoBbto j j SmkRCoffM Protection and the Connec- me tlcut Pharmaceutical Humphreys — Subway to MePhee — Coming into the DINNERS RINGERS SECRET SPRAY ‘1.49 Cruflm CImusu IPow dtr OotorgORtl I aio aiLiaaicFiaK Samarkand ALL VARIETIES Juice Association. country 7 oz. PACKAOI PUINOft CHIVE I »ITN rwi COUFON AT | | WFTN TIM_«_<>4>FOM AT 1IQE.PAOUOE SECRET SPRAY IS <1.49 n 01. URTON BOX. PACKAOI The area candidates in-^ James — Death of an expert Reichman — Breathe easy: witness An asthmatic’s guide to'clear ^O C vnC I 'OfOOeRART 1.101. JAR ‘1.49 elude Linda A. Chouinard TEA BAGS Lavln — T he shrine, and air 4 3 < of Andover, Patricia A. 100ct.pkg. other stories Breen of Coventry, Rogers— You can stop: The LIM IT ONE COUPON PER FAMILY McClure — The Sunday SmokEnders approach to quit­ FRESH, FRESH RAKED DHIOHrSI Kenneth V. Kandrysawtz VALID JAN. 8-14.1978. FOOe CLUB • AAMRKAH o ff 1 F*ili*‘ o ff i hangman ting smoking and sticking to It CLAM PLATTER 85‘ FOOD M A IT ■ K ie . OR SANDWICH of East Hartford, Linda P. Roth — The professor of SUCES FROCRIHO FMXMR •3.79 I ON A W COUNT PKO. | | ON A M 01. FACKAOi | Rosenbaum — Step­ EQQO WAFFLES f/i.'.IK L V .'r 'IS. 55‘ E v a n s and L o ri E'. desire parenting W hite 0 SWISS STYLE YOGURT 3 life 89- ■ GLAD l ; SUNSHINE { CNIFFON Overbolt, both of See — Mothers, daughters LOAVIS 8 9 ‘ PflICES'EFFECTIVE JANUARY 8 -1 4 ,1978 . , WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIM IT SALES TO 3 PACKAGES ON ANY ITEM UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED. Saxton — Louisa May COHAGE FRIES TOF FROn T.% 29‘ Bread O MARGARINE ...... 69‘ I TRASH BAGS 11 Kritvy O idnrs i Ellington, Linda M. Smith Smith — Cry wolf Viorat — A visit from St. TOF FRMT • M OZ. CRNTAMIR KRAFT . NATLMAL ITEMS FOR SALE NOT AVAILABLE TO WHOLESALERS OR RETAIL DEAURS. NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR TYPOGRAPHICAL ERRORS. I WITH TNI8,( i I Y»R>_ra»»ra* .y _ I White — The long silence Nicholas (to a liberated COFFEE LIGHTENER 4 ... 89‘ English Muffins 3^*! *1. SW ISS SLICES iiM. FACHAM ^1.45 of Rockville, Judith M. FRFFfRIOM FMM bORlAAH BHORCe. NATURAL Wingate — Fire play household) Patacheinski of South ^ M N FROSTY White Bread '"sits" sift 79* MUENSTER CHEESE $ O t. F A C H AM 69‘ Windsor and Richard A. Nonfiction Washington Information dim tory P IK IS tfFICTIVE SUNDAY, JANUARY I YHROUGH SAYURDAY, JANUARY 14 Tyler Jr. of Vernon. Anderson—The name game Weil — Sears, Roebuck, Barthel — A death In Ca­ U.S.A. , RIIUICHESTER naan 410 WEST MIDDLE TURNPIKE PAGE SIX-B - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn.. Sat., Jan. 7, 1978 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Sat., Jan. 7. 1978- PAGE SEVKN-B

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Earl Yost unreasonable Sports Editor South winner By GIL PETERS BOSTON (UPI) — Is it really logical to assume, when a sports official makes a call against the home team, that he “beats his Staff of future pros line with the New York Jets last season in the NFL. wife?’’ Or that a player who bungles a ground ball is on a par "We had quite a coaching staff in The ’64 Yale team was led by with Attila the Hun? against East 1964 at UConn,” Cliff Demers noted to respect our fellow man, to treat while he, Jim Penders and I were dis­ Chuck Mercine while UMass had a Sitting above and amidst the roar couple of top operators then In others as we would like to be treated. cussing the New Year’s major foot­ of the crowd at a sporting event, one ' By LEN AUSTER Although highly paid for their ball bowls. quarterback Greg Landry and tight hears some awful things. The per­ Herald Sportswrller end Milt Morin who went on to play special skills, ballplayers are human "Four of the five coaches went on sons who deplore the loose morality with the pros. and have deep feelings. Most of them It was a case of too much John Pinone as South Catholic, to coach in the pros. Rick Forzano of today’s youth and the same ones "We were called the ‘Dirty 30’ by have learned to Ignore the fans — a was our head coach and his who decry the "garbage” that televi­ ils ;>• behind its 6-foot-7 center, rallied for a 56-46 HCC basketball vic­ the coaching staff,” Demers, an wise move based on the abuse heaped assistants were Lou Holtz, Sam sion feeds their children are the very tory over East Catholic last night at the University of Hartford offensive center said, "only because upon them. Rutigliano, Dan Sekanovich and the people who shout obscenities at the before a half-full house. we were always muddy and bruised, The fans and the media have a late Lee Royer,” the director of ballpark. Pinone, junior 220-pound shooting second canto and nine tur­ not because of dirty playing.” There is no morality at sporting right to vocalize or publish their novers, seven in a stretch when East athletics at East Catholic High feelings. If a plaver is giving less tan musclemen, tmk charge in the se­ recalled. The squad, which started out with events any more. People pay money hit 9 consecutive points, resulted in a 40 plus players, was reduced as the a complete eifort, he deserves cond half after East took a 2224 half­ "We only had 28 fellows on the foot­ seemingly just to deride their 2224 halftime edge for the Eagles. season went along because the prac­ criticism — which still should be time lead. He tossed in 15 of his ball team that year and we had a 4-4-1 favorite target. They sit among 10,- There were two ties the third canto tices were too tough, even for tempered with a sense of fairness. game-high 25 points in the final 16 record,” Demers said. 000 to 60,000 other "fans” and belittle minutes, controlled the boards with with East erecting a 37-32 lead with lettermen, the East D.A. said. the athletes. But if an athlete or a team is on a just under three minutes left. But "With the talent that we had, we losing streak, seemingly cursed at 14 rebounds and blocked 0 shots ac­ were lucky to win one game but the “ Forzano and Holtz were Granted, these people pay for the cording to Pinone’s own account. "It South, behind Pinone’s offensive and characters, but good coaches,” right to scream. But if they are so every turn, a touch of compassion -1 was the best game he’s ever played defensive efforts, reeled off 8 un­ •■V Demers said and Penders, also a worried about a deteriorating socie­ would do more good than 'all the defensively,” cited South Coach Joe answered points from which East UConn grad on the same period, ty, as they say at school committee crass comments in the world. Reill. never recovered. nodded in agreement. meetings, why do they get so drunk in The beauty of sports is that we can “It was Pinone in the fourth The locals, now 22 in HCC and play That was quite a football coaching public places, shout truly despicable get all worked up over something quarter. How many shots did he 3-4 over-all, were led by 21 junior staff J.O. Christian assembled in ’M words at players and throw things that really is meaningless to all but block? inquired East Coach Jim guard Mark Murphy’s 22-polnt effort at the Storrs campus. onto the field? the athletes and administrators in­ Penders, "He intimidated us ... along with an over-all fine floor Future doubtful Until a few years ago, visiting volved. The fan has nothing to lose lai Smith did a super job on him the first game. East was 12 for 20 from the J. u' baseball players used to say Boston whenhis team loses, except for an ar­ half but Pinone is too super to fie shut floor the first half but cooled off, Satch Sanders was far from being a was their favorite town because the tificial importance he places on the down” most of it thanks to Pinone. msj successful basketball coach at Har­ fans appreciated a good play, no team’s performance. vard and one wonders if he can con­ Eagle 6-6 center Rob Smith battled East took the jayvee tilt, 50-45, to matter who made it. Remember, spectator sports were trol the disorganized Boston Celtics. 7 Pinone on even terms the first half, up its record to 4-2 behind Joe King The Fenway faithful used to created to entertain. Going berserk latching onto 7 caroms, but added (21) and Pete Klro (17). >7 Sanders had some pretty nifty talent applaud loudly when a Mickey Man­ at the ballpark reduces the fan to the only 1 more after intermission as the while in the college ranks but wound tle picked a rising liner off the level of the Romans who rooted for . .. up with losing campaigns ... Sitting Rebel big man asserted himself. ; DEMERS FORZANO centerfield fence or when a Brooks the lions against the religiously op­ "Pinone likes to put the ball on the South Catholic (56) Monteserin 4 22 next to Johnny Most, veteran Voice Robinson dove down the third pressed. 8, Cirullo 4 2713, Pinone 121-3 25, Ctollins of the Celtics is quite an education. T > .* floor and we had people slapping at coaching staff was just great and was baseline to snare a would-be double We should go to a sporting event to i. W) 10-0 2, DeLuceo 2 0-0 4, Delmastro 1 (W 2. him the first half but didn’t get able to motivate everyone,” Demers His best quips during Thursday off Boston bat. be entertained, amused, uplifted and Garcia 1 0-0 2. Totals 25 212 56. added. night’s Celt defeat to Phoenix con­ even disappointed — all in the in­ weakside help the second. Maybe we Eait Catholic (46) Hall 4 1-3 9, Venora The fans of today are more in­ were just tired,” voiced Penders. The ’64 squad was the first Forzano cerned the great defensive job Kevin terested in berating than applauding. terest of seeing good competition. If 2 1-1 5, Smith 2 1-2 5, Hammick 0 1-2 1, Stacom was doing on Paul Westphal. South, now, 20 in the conference coached. After losing to Yale, As witnessed over the past few we can’t bear to watch a team lose, Murphy 10 2:2 22, Klro 20-04, Foss 00-00, The latter had 43 points, a majority and 4-3 over-all, had a 1213 advan­ Wieczorek 00-00, King 00-00. Totals 20 2 Rutgers and Massachusetts in the years, the patrons at Fenway Park we should stay home. We certainly tage after the first quarter but a cold 10 46. first three games, UConn bounded while Stacom was trying to guard have taken to throwing cherry should not bring projectiles to the High-flying Techman back to beat Maine and Temple, him. Most repeated that Stacom’s bombs, beer bottles and even chunks park to express our displeasure. . played a scoreless tie against New forte was his defense but it was not of lead at the “hated” Yankees. So as we enter the new year, we Jimmy Boudreau of Cheney is airborne on basket try in 50-46 apparent against the Suns. ’The Celtic win over Bolton High in battle of winless teams last night. Hampshire and extended its win We were taught as children that should make a resolution to enjoy streak to four with conquests of mouthpiece also found fault with the sports is a release, a chance for sports for their entertainment value (Herald photo by Dunn) Vilas and Borg officials who claimed it was “mighty Boston University and Rhode Island. players and fans alike to vent their in 1978 and not worry so much about Holy Cross trimmed the Huskies in rough out there on the court with the frustrations. But we also were taught the winning and the losing. the finale. Celts getting the worst of it.” He Forzano stayed at Storrs one more sure missed a good game ... Dave Aggressive play default matches year before moving on to Navy and Griswold will coach Trinity’s varsity What goes up must come down later with the Detroit Lions in the baseball team in the spring while NFL. Robie Shults is on sabbatical leave. AFC top rookie NEW YORK (UPI) - While Guillermo Vilas and Bjorn Borg Veteran John Havlicek of Boston has the inside position Holtz, who was in the NFL with the Griswold assisted at the Hartford awaiting rebound in battle with Alvin Scott (14) and Bayard sought a day of rest and defaulted their matches Friday, Jimmy college the past two years ... Basket­ New York Jets as head coach, piloted Forrest (35) at Hartford Thursday night. Suns topped Celts, 121- spices Tribe win Connors routed Manuel Orantes, 6-2, 6-3, to advance to the Arkansas to a great season last fall ball clinic Monday night at Ellington J 'High will feature George Lehmann, laurels to Duhe 111. (Photo by Dave Roback) semifinals of the $400,000 Masters Tennis Championship at climaxed by success in the Orange Madison Square Garden. Bowl against highly favored ex-ABA player. Starting at 7, the Aggressive play, was credited clinic is open to all at no cost ... NEW YORK (UPI) - Defensive end A.J. Duhe, who helped by Coach Doug Pearson with charged the net frequently and had Oklahoma. Vilas claimed a strained tendon on Rutigliano last week was named Connecticut will have an entry in the lead the rookie-laden Miami Dolphins to the brink of the playoffs Manchester High’s 82-57 victory over winless Enfield High last the momentum throughout. night in CCIL play. the outside of his left ankle prevented Two of 18 points head coach of the NFL’s Cleveland American Professional Slo-Pitch this season, Friday was named United Press International’s him from playing Friday and he ’T m just here to play,” Connors Softball League next season ... Have Celts’ deficiencies But some fine second-half shooting Bill Finnegan eight points. Enfield Browns. American Conference Rookie of the Year for 1977. defauited his somewhat meaningiess said. "I’m not a doctor. If I was sick Cheney’s Dave Gustamachio lets fly basket try. Ball settled in a nice weekend. and a 25-point performance by senior had four players in double figures. Sekanovich coached the defensive In one of the closest ballots in re­ match to Eddie Dibbs. Viias aiready and asked the same thing, I don’t nets, one of nine he canned in win over Bolton. (Herald photo by forward Scott Hyde didn’t hurt the Courtney MacLaughiin was high with cent years, Duhe, the Dolphins’ No. 1 Baumhower. The two helped mold a quaiified for Saturday’s semifinais of know how it should be handled. I’m Dunn) noted by coaches A Indians’ cause. 11 points. sure they both have legitimate draft pick from Louisiana State, solid defensive front and the Mahchester evened its record at 4- "In the past, we’ve been too the round robin tournament by received 20 votes from the 56-man enthusiastic Duhe won over all his beating Orantes and Connors. probiems.” Cavanaugh beats 4 and 4-3 in ieague play. Host Enfield passive. Tonight, we were Connors, who now looms as the UPI panel of pro football writers, teammates with a Standout perfor­ If Vilas does not play Saturday, BOSTON (UPI) — A lack of offensive (low and a leaky defense has not won in eight starts, seven aggressive. It was a good team win,” favorite to win the $100,000 first prize four from each AFC city. mance against the New York Jets. have swelled into a stream of losses for the Boston Celtics and CCIL games. Pearson said. Connors will meet Borg and Orantes Cheney loss skein Wide receiver Wesley Walker of Duhe had three sacks and a fumble will fill Vilas’ spot and play Gott­ it Viias and Borg are out Saturday, out All-American even a new coach has been able to stem the tide. The game was decided in the third Manchester jayvees, paced by said he was pieased with his play the New York Jets and middle recovery that day after learning that fried. Even two defensive stars from the quarter when Hyde hit 14 points and Rich Koepsel’s 37 points, won 70-63. against Orantes. linebacker Terry Beeson of Seattle his fiancee had been injured in an on our positioning on the boards.” Manchester outscored Enfield 27-12. After beating Connors in a spec­ ends with Bolton tied for second with eight votes each, auto accident in Louisiana. He dynasty days — new coach Tom Sanders dusted off several, former­ tacular three-hour, three-set match MOBILE, Ala. (UPI) — Matt Cavanaugh was relegated to Sanders and new assistant K.C. Manchester led at the half by only Manchester (82) Finnegan 3-2-2-B, Friday night’s crowd, which was defensive tackle Eddie Edwards of promised to do “something special” ly little-used players with a degree of N Thursday night and fulfilling his honorable mention on the All-Ameica team after missing four three, 31-28. Kelly 1-4-4-6, Shelton 1-1-2-3, Apter 1-4-5-6, again exp cted to exceed 18,000, was When two winless teams collide, one has to come away a Cincinnati had six votes and Miami and he did it as he led Miami to a vic­ Jones — were unable to keep the success against Phoenix, Hustling The Indians continued the offensive Adamy 0-2-2-2, Beaupre 2-2-3-6, Hyde 9-7- obligation to play in this tournament no doubt disappointed by the elimina- winner and last night it was Cheney Tech’s turn to get into the games with a broken wrist, but the Pittsburgh quarterback has noseguard Bob Baumhower and tory. Celtics from sinking to their eighth Kevin Stacom played 25 minutes and 8-25, McKenzie 0-2-2-2, Crispino 2^)-0-4, Walker got over an early case of loss in nine games Thursday, a 121- show in the fourth quarter, scoring 24 to earn his $300,000 Grand Prix ,tion'7fThe BoTg^GoSrTed mateh“‘^^ cherished circle against Bolton High. made a strong post-season comeback. Houston running back Rob Carpenter scored 16 points while rookie Cedric points to Enfield’s 17. Manchester hit Marshall 3-1-4-7, Haslett 3-3-3-9, Reiser 1- bonus, Vilas may not be anxious to they saw was a meaningless match Cavanaugh, a sensation in the Williams, a second-team choice on had four each. the drops and became one of the most 111 defeat at the hands of the Phoenix Maxwell added 12 points in 13 19 of 33 shots in the second half and 0-1-2, Koepsel 1-0-0-2. Totals 27 28-36 82, risk his foot or reputation further and between runnersup Roscoe Tanner Tech snapped a five-game Josing jim Kowalyshyn and Jay Winkler The 22-year-old Duhe. a 6-foot-4, dangerous receivers in the NFL. A Suns. minutes. skein with a tough 50-46 win at Bolton Gator Bowl where he passed for a the UPI All-America, led the nation finished with 51 percent shooting (27- Enfield (57) MacLaughiin 3-5-8-11, may bow out quietly. and Raul Ramirez and an exhibition with 15 and 12 points. 247-pounder from Baton Rouge, La., track star in college, the young man In the Phoenix loss the Celtics sur­ "But we’re still a player away (a Conte 3-4-6-10, Whittle 5-0-0-10, Kur- Borg complained of a slight fever. which extended the Bulldogs’ loss re c o rd 387 y a rd s and four in total offense last fall with 3,229 53). doubles which included Hie Nastase touchdowns, has been so impressive yards and his 38 touchdown passes led Miami with seven sacks and from California led the NFL in rendered 43 points to former Boston rebounding forward) from doing maskie 2-6-10-10, Shirley 4-1-3-9, Flower skein to six. Cheney led throughout, by the guard Paul Westphal and 40 points to Hyde was the only player in double 0-0-4-0, Linehan O-O-O-O, Wheeler 3-1-4-7. scantiest of margins, 10-8, 20-18 and in senior ^ w l practice this week were only one shy of the all-time keyed a defensive effort that kept the average yards per reception and is what we want to do,” said ^ a rd Jo Dave Gustamachio was the big gun considered a sure-fire All Pro in the rookie Walter Davis. The Suns also Jo White. “We’re not boxing out; figures. John Haslett added nine and Totals 20-17-35-57. for the winners with 18 points, all 34-31 at the p e ri^ breaks. that he beat out All-America Guy record. rebuilding Dolphins in contention for Instead, He »as out In the chilly air S a playoff berth until the final day of next few years. outrebounded Boston, 44-43. we’re not getting second shots and filming a commercial fot an “ ^ from the floor, while he had plenty of Three steals in a row, two by Benjamin of Stanford for the North’s In his four years at Grambling, starting quarterback berth in Satur­ Williams set the career record for the season. Beeson stepped into the starting “I wasn’t a bit satisfied with our we’re making a lot of mistakes.” automobile. help from Bernie Ertel with a dozen Boudreau and one by Brown sealed defense in the first half, when the Dr. Norman Rudy, the U.S. Davis day’s all-star game. touchdown passes with 93. "I worked hard for this,” Duhe middle linebacker slot for Seattle The Celtics worked hard on their The sudden absence of Vilas and and Brian Brown with 10-points. the victory. Suns scored 67 points. We have to Penney win streak Cup physician who examined Vilas, "We’re planning to give Cavanaugh Williams will be throwing to said. “It’s something every rookie and led the young Seahawks in deficiencies at a Friday practice and Borg took some of the luster away The winners didn’t counter one Cheney (50) Martin 1-0-2, Ertel 6-0-12, tighten up our defense considerably, also was called to examine Borg and Gustamachio 9-0-f8, Brown 5-0-10, and Benjamin about equal playing F lo rid a ’s Wes C handler and wants, to be named the best. I went tackles. People around the NFL also were to drill again Saturday at their from the tournament and threw reported Borg woke up Friday with a' point from the line, getting just two in and. gave it my best from the very are beginning to compare him to the that’s one of our key areas,” said Lexington training site before while Bolton went to the line just five Boudreau 4-0-8, Totals 25-0-50. time,” said North Coach Don Coryell Tournament Director Ray Benton sore throat and slight fever. B o lio n (46) Ovian 1-1-3, Potterton 3-0- beginning and I’m happy with the top linebackers in the game. Sanders in the wake of his first loss .leaving for Philadelphia, where they into a dither. times, hitting two. of the St. Louis Cardinals. ends at Windham 6, Kowalyshyn 7-1-15, Minnicucci 2-0-4, If Coryell had gone strictly by this results.” Edwards, one of Cincinnati’s three as Boston coach. play Sunday afternoon against the "Bjorn Borg defaulted because of a "If his temperature rises I’d Turning in a great performance in North-South Beecher 0-0-0, J. Winkler 6-0-12. Totals past season’s statistics, Benjamin Duhe reported to camp late after a first-round draft picks, moved into a “We’re also going to have to work 76ers. It’s always tough to win on the road and Penney High found ’severe case of flu’,” Benton said. recommend he not play Saturday,” a bid to gain the winner’s circle were 22-2-46. would have won the North starting contract dispute but moved into a starting berth next to Wilson that to be true last night in seeing its gaudy six-game win streak Connors had no trouble handling Rudy said. “But most likely I think starting berth at end next to Whitley, another No. 1 pick. Orantes on the fast surface Orantes he’ll be well enough to play.” job hands down. The Stanford ace, Alabama’s Ozzie Newsome, whom come to an end at Windham in a spine-tingler, 64-60. the scouts say are the best two dislikes. Connors showed no sign of Vilas was unable to leave his hotel who also threw three touchdown High-scoring Steve Plesz supplied passes in the Sun Bowl, completed a receivers playing in this year’s fatigue as he stepped on the court room for a news conference, and his the final fireworks for the home Chris Risley and Russ Shea each Tribe matmen win nation-leading 208 passes for 2,521 Senior Bowl. He may see much more just 15 hours after leaving it against coach. Ion Tiriac, said he was not op- team, scoring a three-point play had 12 points for the Whippets and Vilas. Connors kept Orantes ^hind timistic about Vilas’ ability to come yards and 19 touchdowns in 1977 and action than the two North quarter­ which salted away the decision in the Carl Guzzardi threw in 10 points for backs since the South’s other People have short memories the baseline most of the match, back. Rolling to its second straight win, Manchester High wrestling his 63 percent completion average final minute. He tallied 27 points in the Knights as each side traded team trounced Bacon Academy, 52-15, yesterday in Colchester. was tops among all quarterbacks quarterback, Johnny Evans of North an individual battle with Lindsay basket for basket from the opening who threw more than 200 times. Carolina State, came up with a sore James who countered with 24. whistle. Cavanaugh, most valuable player wrist this week. The South had Windham, winning for the fifth Bob Wilson, Pat Bixby, Bill Ted- in last year’s Sugar Bowl when he led expected to have a third quarterback Windham (64) Risley 4-4-12, Kokoska time in seven starts, led 19-16 at &e ford, Doug Marshall, Mike Scholsky, Amby Burfoot Pitt to the national championship, in reserve in Kentucky’s Derrick period, it was 30-all at halftime and 4-1-9, Plesz 11-5-27, Shea 4-4-12, Williams UConns upended as Texas Coach Akers learned (M)4), FeUe 2-(M. Totals 25-14-84. Bob Gagnon, Keith Ray and Tim broke his wrist in this past season^s Ramsey, but Ramsey changed his 42-41 Windham with eight minutes Penney (60) James 11-2-24, Grady 1-1- Wrobel all picked up victories for the guest speaker opener against national champion mind at the last minute after earlier left. STORRS. (UPI) - Alex Vega and. was a three point game most of the ilton richman nosedived to fifth place in the “If you had a lifetime contract, had. The high-class Akers never 3, Kononchik 3-2-8, Guzzardi 4-210, Bums Gerald Trapp each scored 24 points 2-1 Indians. Notre Dame. Although he returned agreeing to play. By M attempted to alibi after it was over. The setback was the second for way. Behind Vega and TVapp was Members of the Manchester High rankings. how cougd they fire you?” someone 2-2-8, Falvey 2-1-5, Picard 2-0-4. Toals 25- in leading St. Francis to an 84-81 before midseason, pro scouts say The forecast is for temperatures in NEW YORK (UPI) - How He said only that the Longhorns had a 1060. teammate Manny Figueroa with 18 1977 state Class LL boys’ cross coun­ Akers couldn’t help but reflect on asked him. Penney in eight outings. college basketball victory over Oie Cavanaugh didn’t really regain his the low 70s for the nationally bad day and he was disappointed. points. It was the first game in which try championship team and 1977 top form until last week in the Gator televised game (NBC, 2 p.m. EST), do you figure people? They’ll how much caste his team had lost "Simple,” said Mehre. "They just University of Connecticut Friday Results: 100— Adams (B) pinned among all the other college coaches, What it all boiled down to is that the Vega, a transfer from Colgate, and CCIL girls’ swimming titllsts will be Bowl. but there is a 40 percent chance that frequently give their time, declared me legally dead.” night. Figueroa, absent during the first Collins :57, 107 - Rozie (M) WBF, the writers and everyone else, purely Mehre still is very much alive and Longhorns simply were flat and un­ 114 — Mowell (B) pinned Parrott honored by the Manchester High Those same scouts said there is a showers could spring up off Mobile their money for charity and It was the first loss in 15 games on semester, were eligible to play. Boosters Club Wednesday night at 7 by losing one post-season contest. kicking around Atlanta and he un­ fortunately for them, they came up Penney swimmers the home court of the Huskies, who 3:50,121 — Wilson (M) pinned Walker shortage of pro-type quarterbacks Bay. even their blood if it’s urgently that way on a day that happened to be Jeff Carr led the Huskies with 24 “It’s very indicative in that people doubtedly can sympathize with 5:11, 128 — Bixby (M) pinned o’clock at the high school cafeteria among this year’s college seniors and 'The South was supposed to have slipped to a 5-5 record this season. needed, but they’ll never give someone like Akers talking about Judgment Day. That’s not taking points and teammate Jim Jamison :55, 134 — Tedford (M) with a potluck dinner. that's why they are displaying so Earl Campbell of Texas, the nation’s only remember the last game you Ihe Terriers are now 5-3. Abromaltis added 20 points. Guard six inches in a crowded bus. played,” remarked the Longhorns’ people having short memories. anything away from Notre Dame, p in n e d S chooey :55, 140 — Guest speakers will be Amby Bur- much Interest in Saturday’s expected leading rusher last season, but the outpoint Indians St. Francis got its widest margin in Randy LaVlgne returned to action foot, nine-time champ of the Similarly, they can tell you right coach. ‘Tve heard it said many Before last Monday’s game, which played brilliantly and might Montgomery (B) dec. Carlson 3-2, duel between Cavanaugh, Benjamin Helsman Trophy winner had to back the see-saw game when Trapp hit after missing six games with an down to the last detail all about some times, if you’re going to lose, lose everybody was talking about how have beaten the Longhorns even on Blanked in diving, Manchester High’s swimming team 147 — Marshall (M) pinned Shain Manchester Turkey Day Five Mile and South quarterback Doug out after spraining his ankle in the two foul shots with 12 seconds left to ankle injury. He scored two uncommon experience they had as a early. People have short memories.” strong Texas was with such players their best day. 5:17,157—Scolsky (M) dec. Shain 18- Road Race, and Kay Fromer, Williams of Grumbling. Cotton Bowl. sustained a 92-80 setback at the hands of Penney High yesterday make it 84-79 to wrap up the contest. pointswhile playing about five child, yet they draw a complete blank Akers said a mouthful. as Heisman Trophy winner Earl 8, 169 — Gagnon (M) pinned Angell Southern Connecticut State College’s It probably won’t serve as much at the Indians’ pool. St. Francis led 38-37 at halftime that minutes overall. if you ask them to tell you where they Campbell leading the offense and 1:20, 187 — Ray (M) pinned Chase women’s swim coach. consolation for Akers, but go around The East Hartford tankers now Maybe he never heard the classic Brad Shearer, winner of the Outland 1:50, Unlimited— Wrobel (M) p|nned Trophies will be awarded members were two nights ago.' and ask most baseball fans if they sport a 21 record while the locals Harry Mehre story. Mehre, who once Trophy annually awarded to the out­ (M\ f m il!' (P) 2. Smith of the respective teams. People often have short memories, remember Karl Spooner. They’ll (M) 3. Wilkie (M) ;M.9 Vary 1:56. have dropped two starts. MHS girl cagers lose Broncos’ Craig Morton and nobody found that out more played for Notre Dame, had a standing lineman in the country, probably say Karl Who? Yet, as a 23- Penney took the opening 200-yard Diving— 1. Labbe (P), 2. Brimley quickly than Fred Akers, who did a generally successful career as coach, anchoring the defense. year-old rookie, Spooner broke in by medley relay with its margin first at Georgia for 10 years and then (P), 3. Balesano (P). Chris Kindrew scored-17 points and The jayvee game was won by superb job in his first season as head pitching two consecutive shutouts for jockeying in the early going, leadtog at Mississippi for eight more before Notre Dame Coach Dan Devine 100 fly — 1. Crowley (P), 2. Backus Cindy Turcotte added 16 as the Manchester 42-39. Lynne Wright, who coach of Texas. Under his skillful the Dodgers in 1954, striking out 15 Fermi downs Hdrnets owes Uncle Sam $$$$ Ole Miss brought in Johnny Vaught to was among those who couldn’t say 3230 after four events. The I&iight (P), Greenberg (M). M.5 visiting Enfield High girls’ basket­ scored eight points, was high scorer guidance, the Longhorns rolled up 11 batters in his first start and 12 more replace him. enough about the Longhorns’ ability divers then took 1-2-3, with KW free — 1. Ostermann (P), 2, ball team defeated, Manchester for the winners. Squaring its record at 4-4, Fermi Grabowskl with 17 points and Tyler straight victories without a defeat, in his second one. Manchester's Matt Gluhosky m isi^ Wilkie (M), 3. G, M lc h ^ (M). 54.1 High of Enfield tacked a 69-62 loss on DALLAS (UPI) - The Internal for an alleged debt to the Manufac­ emerging as the only perfect record There was considerable surprise — before the game. Friday night, 67-51, at Clarke Arena. Jones with 20. “Texas possibly has the best And if they don’t remember Karl third by three points. That opened a 500 free — 1. B. Micnaud (M), 2. Manchester’s Ellen Donadlo was Enfield (67) Reynolds 0-0-0, East Hartford last night at the The loss dropped East to 5-2 in the Revenue Service, saying Craig Mor­ turers Hanover Trust Co. of New team in the nation, but all that was over MississippPs firing of Mehre, Spooner, you might ask them about hailed as some kind of messlah at the college football team in the past 10 or 4233 advantage from which the Siik Halldin (M), 3. Russell (P). 0:36.7 the high scorer with 25 points. Mary LaRochelle 4-1-9. Coughlin (MM), Kula 1-0- Hornets’ gym in CCIL action. league and 5-4 overall. ton dl(tn't pay federal Income taxes York was filed last month in forgotten after Notre Dame made a Hurricane Hazle, who came up after time he was hired. Ole Miss was so 12 years,” he said over national TV Towners never recovered. 100 back — 1. Smith (M), 2. Kelly Neubelt added 10 points for 2 Turcotte 7-2-16, Kindrew 8-117, Nick Deni set the offensive pace for tjiree years, has filed a $34,636 tax Brighton, Colo. A notice of wage gar­ shambles of the Cotton Bowl game. midseason with the Braves in 1957, Medley relay - Kelly, Williams, Glacbello 6-1-18, Keyes 04M), LaVlgne 4-^ with 23 markers for the visitors with lien against the Denver Bronco nishment was filed with the Bronco Before their 38-10 walloping by elated to have him, it was said to the day before the game. "It’s a (P), 3. Gallagher (M). 1:01.5 Manchester and had IS rebounds, team without a weakness.” hit .403 for them and was back in the Crowley, Osterman (P) 1;47 .3 100 breast - 1. Williami (P), 2. tying her for team rebounding honors 10. Totals 30-7-87. ’Tony Wingen and Lee Pasco adding Modzelewaki quits quarterback. management because of the judg­ Notre Dame, deservedly establishing have signed him to a contract which minors a little more than a year Manchester (51) Tilden S-Oa, Millls 0- ran indefinitely. Maybe so, but long before the final 300 free - l. Leonard (P), 2. Leonard (P),*3. Wojnarowski (M). With Melissa Geagan, who was 13 and 11 points. CLEVELAND (UPI) - Cleveland The tax lien against Morton says he ment, but the team said all of Mor­ the Irish as the No. 1 team in the later. You rarely hear anyone men­ oa, Culbertson 04M) 0, L. Neubelt m , ton’s wages had been pal(j. country, Texas enjoyed that designa­ "Yeah, they told me I had one of gun on Monday, many among the 76,- Michaud (M), 3. Halldin (M) 2:02;4 1:04.3 playing her first varsity game. Plagued by excessive fouls, which Browns defensive coordinator Dick failed to pay federal taxes in 1974,. tion Hurricane Hazle anymore. M. Neubelt IM)-10, Donadlo 9-7-25, Geagan Morton has been ordered to appear those lifetime contracts,” Mehre 701 at the Cotton Bowl were pointing 200 IM 1. Kelly (P) 2. B. Michaud 400 free — 1. relay — Backus, Harris, Enfield Is now 5-3. Manchester is 3- saw four starters lost on personals, Modzelewski announced his resigna­ 1975 and 1976, the IRS said. tion, but after tl)e beating they took People have such short memories. 44M), Brown 04M). Totals 2^7-51. in court Jan. 25. in the Cotton Bowl, the Longhorns said wistfully when he was let go. to a whole flockjof weaknesses Texas (M) 3. Williams (P) 2:16.0 Leona^, Osterman (P). 3:44.5. 6. 4' the Hornets were paced by Karl tion Wednesday, effective March 1. A $38,000 judgment against Morton MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Sal., Jan. 7. 1978 - l’A(;K NINE H PAGE EIGHT-B- MANCHESTER EVENING HEHALD. Muiidn-sloi'. t niiii.. Sal . .liiii. 7. l!iiH •t«*«**»t«««a**a*a*a****** Situation Wantod 23 Homes For Sele 23 Homea For Safe Holp W intod 13 H§fp W M fd IS 18 Houses lor Sale 23 Homoa For Sale 23 □ N O TICES CHILD CARE in licensed New Jersey measure SALES POSITION - Straight COVENTRY - Only $19,900, COVENTRY - By owner, 6 MEDICAL POOL home. 7 - 6 dally, three meals, year round three bedroom room Cape with partially commissions, leads furnished 9t«kt RN'i. LPN't for National Weather Forecait laundry, outings and overtime to homeowners. Call 242-5402. Cape. Recent septic system, finished rec room and free will legalize Laetrile Loal and Found 1 ■•tlonm tnlt In conviloicent services. Manchester. DebK quick occupancy. Lessenger standing fireplace. $37,000, homot. Ar«M include Meriden. S h e H e r a l b hie, 643-1790. STEADY WORK - Reliable, FermInQion end Mancheeter. Sells, 646-8713. offers considered. 742-6082, TRENTON. N.J. (UPl) — Gov. Brendan T. Byrne said FOUND LARGE Shepard - *9 7 7 . SOiOO Husky male. Red collar, buff hard worker, who wants Pick your ehitte. For more Infor­ WORKING WOMEN! Ef­ Friday he will sign into law a bill to allow the use of the steady employment, good in­ mation call. Mre. Hayee. at 634- CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING with Drown coloring. Vicinity 1766 In M eriden. J!fi) ficient trustworthy women controversial drug Laetrile in New Jersey, which of North River Road, come. Call 528-6702 between 9- WINOVI looking to start small statistics show has the highest cancer death rate in the Broadway, Coventry. 742-7142. 2 only. business, cleaning homes. Please call 875-2241, 871-1221, What is your Property Worth? nation. NOW accepting applications PARAGON TOOL Co. Inc. Has openings for toolmakers, 643-2711 New Jer.sey. whose heavily industrialized northeast has 8:30 A.M. P o n o n tit 2 for full time employment. PHONE We will inspect your property and suggest an asking Call 528-3869 between 9 and 2 die makers, and gage makers. price. (No obligation.) been dubbed "cancer ailey." would become the I3th state Apply at 121 Adams Street, FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD RIDE NEEDED-Bush Hill only. □ EDUCATION Asli us about our gauranteed sales plan TODAY!!! to permit the use of the drug. to 5:00 P.M. Road to Hartford Hospital, or Manchester. Conn. 647-99^. Byrne said he woutd sign the measure despite repeated nearby. Call 649-4909, after ADDRESSERS WANTED - IREALTORS — MLS waniings by the Food and Drug Administration and 7:00 p.m. immediately! Work at home PARAGON TOOL Company INDEX Prlvete Inetruetlona IS Inc. has openings for all ADVERTISIN6 countless doctors that the drug — an extract of apricot — no experience necessary. N O T IC Ii PASEK 289-7475 around machinists for aircraft pits — is worthless in the treatment of cancer and a faise NEED RIDE - With a woman Excellent pay. Write MMNifT nmnuamn 1 - Loit •nd Found RATES REMEDIAL READING and Lott tiKf Found driver to Manchester quality work. Minimum of 2 - P trio n tig math; individualized work 608 BURNSIDE AVE. - EAST HARTFORD hope for the terminally ill. American Service, 8350 Park 3 - Houaahold Goods Memorial Hospital, from Lane, Suite 269, Dallas Texas, three years experience Announctmontt 1 doy word per dty arn, (lst-8th grade) by Members National Associalion of Real Estate Boards and Connecticut The measure legalizing the use of Laetrile in New LOST - Sable and white, 7 year Hartford Road, 7 a.m., to 3 required. Apply at 121 Adams 4 — Enlertifnmont 3 day* ... 10c word per day ■r’s degree teacher. 568- Association of Realtors. Inc. Also member of the Hartford Board of BUILDING LOT For Sale - 75231. 5 - Auctions E Realtors. Manchc.ster and Vernon Multiple Listing Service. REFRIGERATORS Jersey was passed Thursday by the state Senate and and old male Sheltie, in vicinity of p.m. Call 647-9798. Street, Manchester, Conn. 647- 6 d a y s ___9$ word per day 8075. Henry Street. Near schools. Washers, ranges, used, Hilltop Drive, Manchester. 9935. FINANCIAL 26 d a y s ___6c word per' day No brokers. Call 646-4528 46- sent back to the Assembly Friday to allow legislators to DRIVERS FOR School bus 15 words $2.00 minimum guaranteed and clean. New 643-2969. RIDE NEEDED. Manchester I Z 3 » 8 - Bondft'Slocks-Mortflaaai GUITAR, BANJO Bass 4528. work out agreements on some minor amendments. wanted. We will train you. oriwiATNtii m ecM T • 9 — Parsonal Loins Happy A d a ...... $2.30 inch shipment damaged, GE and to Route 5, South Windsor. OIL BURNER Technician 10 - lessons: children age five- Part-time. Housewives and in s u rin c i MANCHESTER - Finley Frigidaire. Low prices. B.D. The bill was originally sponsored by Assemblyman IMPOUNDED - Black and Call 649-3704. retirees preferred. for Kasdeii Fuel Company, 340 adults. Chords, meloiR, vocal MANCHESTER - Two Fami­ Bualneaa Property 26 P earl and Son 649 Main John T. Gregorio, who claims his father's cancer has white mixed breed, male. Tolland Street, East Hartford. EMPLOYMENT accompaniment. Eleven ly, 3-4. New roof, aluminum Street (off East Middle Turn­ Manchchester area, call 643- or Period Ending 7 p.m. EST 1)7/78. During Saturday, rain 1 3 - Hilp W intid pike) New seven room Street, 643-2171. Main Street, been halted by the use of the controversial drug. Vicinity of Oakland Street. RUSSELL’S BARBER St 2373 or 643-2414. Vernon area Call 269-5431, for more infor­ 14 - Susiniss Opporluniiies J*—I years experience with siding, fireplace, 2 car gar­ MAINE BUSINESS Oppor­ 643-2171. Golden Retriever, male, mation contact John Drew, and showers are expected along the North and Central Pacific 15 - age, loft, workshop. Excellent Colonial, fireplaced family "If that option (of using Laetrile) offers some psychic Styling Shop. Announces ap­ call 87t2826. Situition^Vantid beginners, intermediates, tunities - Van Buren, Tastcc- vicinity of Main and Flower pointments accepted Tuesday 289-7751. Coast, and over the Ohio Valley, in Tennessee and the Lower HAPPY BIRTHDAY professionals. FREE loan in­ condition. Large lot. Prime room, three bedrooms 2 1/2 Freez. Priced to sell due to il­ comfort, so be it." Byrne said in explaining his intention EDUCATION baths, formal dining room, SEARS PORTABLE DRYER Street. thru Friday, 8 a.m. to 5:30 Mississippi Valley. There will be heavy snow in the North Atlan­ i5 - Privale Instructions MELVIN struments. 646-6557. location. $40’s. 649-5555. lness. Call after 5 p.m. 207- PERSONS WHO Love to do basement garage, aluminum - Harvest Gold. Very good (0 sign the measure. p.m. Walk-ins Saturdays 8 housecleaning, here is a RN - 11 p.m. to 7 a.m., part tic Coast States. Elsewhere weather Is fair in general. 19 - Schools-Clasats •••••••••••••••••••••••••• 868-5115. condition. $75. Cali 289-8942 20 - Instructions Wantad LOVE, MANCHESTER - Cape, seven siding and fully insulated. J. Based on a study performed by the New York Universi­ a.m. to 5 p.m. Call 646-6659, time. Enjoy working with a Maximum temperatures Include: Atlanta 62, Boston 31, REAL ESTATE •••••••••••••••••••••••••ft anytime. chance to do something you ANN AND Schoola-Cleaaea IB rooms, 3-4 bedrooms, V, Rivosa, Builder, 644-0268 ty Medical Center between 1950-69. the last year a corner of Oak and Spruce like, and get paid for it. Call skilled and dedicated staff in a Chicago 38, Cleveland 42, Dallas 70, Denver S3, Duluth 23, 2 2 - Condoinlnluma INVITATION 23 - Homas tor Sale fireplace, rec room, side after 6 p.m. Street. Cosmic Cleaners, 872-3043. very pleasant atmosphere "BLUEBIRD" KEEP SMILING BEDROOM SET - Contem­ statewide figure was available. New Jersey had the with immaculate surroun­ Houston 77, Jacksonville 71, Kansas City 46, Little Rock 63, Los 24 . LoiS'Land tor Sale FOR THE BEST-Manchester porch, garage, aluminum •••••••••••••••••••••••••• Angeles 63, Miami 76, Munneapolis 31, New Orleans 75, New 25 - Invesiment Property SUE. Gymnastic School. 3 to 5 KEEP HAPPY porary, Double dresser, highest cancer mortality rate in the nation, with 147.9 TO BID dings. Please call Doris Blain, 26 - Business Property siding, extras, principles only. COLUMBIA Lakefront - Sealed bids will be received NURSES AIDES--3 to 11p.m., York 40, Phoenix 68, San Francisco 58, Seattle 46, St. Louis 49 pupils per teacher. FREE in- Gorgeous four bedroom •••••••••••••••••••••••••• mirror, chest-on-chest, 2 night deaths per 100.000 population. Rhode Isiand was second- ('ourl of Probate. District ol RN, 646-0129, M anchester 27 - Resort Property $4fl’s. Owner 646-3316. tables, headboard. Call 568- in the Office of The Director Manhcester and 11 p.m. to 7 a.m.. Fulltime1 and Washington 49. 28 - Real Estate Wanted Iroductoryklesson with this ad. Contemporary. Two stone Reel Eatete Wentltad 28 with 143.3 deaths per 100.000. and part time. Experienced Manor Nursing Home, 385 4852. of General Services, 41 Center \n T ir p OF HEARING West Center St. MISC. SERVICES Call 646-6306, or 646-3549. COVENTRY 19th Century fireplaces, open ceilings, A spokesman for the American Cancer Society noted ESTATE OF ANNA R BACKUS aka helpful, but we will train. App­ 30 - Travel ' Help Wanted 13 Street, Manchester, Connec­ ANNA M BACKI S or ANNA 31 - Services uttered eight room Cape, over two quality throughout. ^,500. ALL CASH For your property, •••••••••••••••••••••••••ft ly in person. East Hartford 32 - Painting-Papering START NEW YEAR with a the figures reflected the fact that New Jersey has a ticut until January 27, 1978 at BA(”Krs, deceased TELEPHONE SOLICITORS - ADVERTISING country acres. View. Lessengers Sells. 646-8713. within 24 hours. Avoid R ^ I’ursuant to an order of Hon William Convalescent Home, 745 Main 33 - Building-Contractino new hobby or continue with an higher than average percentage of elderly persons in its 11:00 a.m. for the following: Part-time work available in 34 - Roofng.Siding Immediate occupancy. $43,- Tape, Instant Service. Hayes □ MISC. FOR SALE K. FitzGerald. Judge, dated December Street, East Hartford. old one. Ceramic classes at MANCHESTER - Owners Corporation, 646-0131. population. Chlorine Emergency Detec­ 20. 1977 a hearing will bo held on an Manchester. $2.90 hour, plus Help Wanted 13 Holp Wuntod 13 35 - Heating-Plumbing DEADLINE 900, Lessenger Sells. 646-8713. application praying that an instrument incentives. Call 647-14M. 36 - Flooring ABC Kiln. We specialize in in­ moving, must sell, excellently tor. purporting to be the last will and testa­ KEYPUNCH OPERATOR - 37 - Moving.Trucking.Storage 12:00 noon the day before dividual attention. Classes maintained home. Ail Articlaa lor Sale 41 r 38 - COLUMBIA - Only $32,000, SELLING your house? Call us ment of said deceased be admitted to Alpha Numeric keyboard. Services Wanted CMMER publication. sump Pump. MEDICAL SECRETARY RUBBER MAID party plan' small and friendly. Call ^ ic and span three bedroom reasonable offers considered. first and we'll make you a probate as in said application on file Must have experience on IBM ■ i t n Deadline tor Saturday and anytime, 568-9451 or 568-2962. The Town of Manchester is more lully appears, at the Court ol bookkeeper - Manchester wants dealer - demonstrators, MISC. FOR SALE Cape. Private country acre. Low $40’s. East Coast Realty, cash offer. T.J. Crockett, ALUMINUM sheets used as Secret study shows machines, 029 and 059. Call for home parties and fund ■ Un iI 4 0 - Household Goods M onday Is 12:00 Noon Friday. an equal opportunity Probate on Januarv 17. 1978 at 10:00 medical office, Monday ‘t t J NEEDED ••••••••••••••••••#•■••••• Lessenger Sells. 646-8713. 528-9668. 643-9969. Realtor, 643-1577. printing plates, .007 thick, employer, and requires an af­ A M 522-1184. raising. No collecting, no 41 — Articles tor Sale 23x32", 25 cents each or 5 for Pearl J. Hultman. through Friday, 9-5:30. 42 - Building Supplies for EnnI HarMord, defense policy base delivering no handling. 568- 43 - Pels -Birds. Dogs PLEASE READ IMMEDIATE Cash for your $1. Phone 643-2711. firmative action iralicy for all Ass'i Clerk Experience required, send □ REAL ESTATE EXPERIENCED Pipefitter - 2418 or l-2!4-7980 between 9-5 N MMSTni^S^ IM’L'iNib n» 44 — Livestock l>S9-12 resume to Box C, Manchester d A ■ ! M SHh i M Ur , Svrvlng — property. Let us explain our of its Contractors and Vendors Familiar with hydronic p.m. 45 - Boats & Accessories ••••••••••••••••••ft••$•••• Herald, 18 Brainard Place, N l H, M r % Cl, M r kR SUN. Sporting Goods |Conn. Blvd., Chapel, YOUR AD fair proposal. Call Mr. FIREWOOD, all hard wood, WASHINGTON (UPI) — President Carter's controver­ as a condition of doing systems, commercial and in­ 46 - Classilied ada are taken over For Sele 23 Manchester, Conn. 47 - Garden Products Homes Belfiore, 647-1413. sial shifts in defense strategy stem from a secret study business with the Town, as per dustrial. Will teach air con­ Qarvin, ft the phone as a convenience. REAL ESTATE POSITION cut and split into 2 foot LIQUOR PERMIT KITCHEN HELP, Bus Help - 48 - Antiques le n ^ s , $3() a pick-up truck that says nuclear war is unwinnable but the Russians Federal Order 11246. ditioning and refrigeration, Bartenders, Seaters. Apply PART TIME Janitors - 49 - Wanted to Buy Blinn Straeta, The Herald la responsible for NOTICE OF APPLICATION PART TIM E - J a n u a ry only one incorrect Insertion and MAY WE BUY your home? load, delivered. Or two loads Bid forms, plans and This is to give notice that I, Steven piping and service trade. between 2 and 4, Monday thru Cleaners, mornings, 6 a.m. - would now be hard to beat at conventional warfare in openings for dishwasher and RENTALS I plua Carroll Road - then only to the size of the If you are looking for a full lima poaltlon In tha Quick, fair, all cash and no for $55. Fast delivery! Call specifications are available at Sherwood Brown of 10 Susi>n Rd.. Ver­ Generous company benefits. Saturday; Red Lobster, 922 10 a.m., 8:30 to 11 a.m., 7:30 52 - Rooms lor Rent Europe, government sources said Friday. non have filed an application placarded cooks. No calls. Apply in per­ • originai insertion. Errors which problems. Call Warren E. 742-8867. the General Services Office, Cali for appointment, 643-2738. Silver Lane, East Hartford. a.m. to 11 a.m. Manchester, 53 - Apartments for Rent do not lessen the value of the real estate field or It you are thinking ol making a Howland, Realtoors, 643-1108. Carter dramatically underscored his retooled policy — 28 12 77 with the Liquor Control Com son at Tacorral, J48 Broad East Hartford area. Call 649- 54 - Homes lor Rent 41 Center Street, Manchester, mission for a PACKAGE STORE Street. 55 - Business for Rent Call 647-9946, advertisement will not be cor­ change call me. Tha Carl A. Zinsser Agency Is ADDRESSERS WANTED - 5334. ABOUT 100 used 4 foot florcs- more stress on regular defense forces and less on Connecticut. LIQUOR for the sale of alcoholic A GAL FRIDAY with 56 - Resort Property for Rent aak lor Barbara rected by an additional Inser­ looking for a taw good people. Wa are msmbars of PROFESSIONAL Person - cent light fixtures, two bulbs, liquor on the premises 57 Cooper St . Immediately! Work at home Wented to Rent tion. strategic nuclear weapons — by informing NATO Friday WORKING MOTHER needs bookkeeping emerience for Wants to rent, with option sell one or all, in working con­ Town of Manchester, Manchester. — no experience necessary — FULL OR PART Time RN or i l z Misc for Rent WANTED MLS with offices In downtown Manchastar and The business will be owned by Steven consistent, reliable person to busy marine dealership in MANCHESTER to/or buy', a 5 to 6 room, in he will propose “real increases in U.S. defense spen­ Connecticut excellent pay. Write dition, removed from a S. Brown, of 10 Susan Rd . Vernon and babysit. Monday and Tuesday South Windsor. Call Joyce at LPN. 3 p.m. to 11 p.m., and 11 AUTOMOTIVE pay high commlaslons. Phone 646-1511 lor con- good condition house, with school. $5.00 each. Gremmo St ding." including more troops for the alliance, in his up­ Robert B. Weiss, will be conducted by Steven S. Brown American Service, 8350 Park p.m. to 7 a.m. Laurel Manor, 61 - Autos for Sale HERALD evenings, 3 to 8. Own 528-2443 between 10 a.m. and 4 basement, in greater Son Sales, 819 East Middle coming budget. General Manager as permitte. Lane, Suite 269, Dallas, Texas 91 Chestnut Street, 649-4519. 62 - Trucks for Sale fldentlonal Interview. Steven S. Brown transportation. Call 649-0076. p.m. for appointment. M - Heavy Equipment tor Sale ToRuy Manchester area. Call after Turnpike, Manchester, 649- In Washington, the government sources confirmed the 003-01 Dated 28 12 77' 75231. Live-in quarters available. 64 - Molorcycles-Bicycles 4:30, 643-8863. 9953. details of a previously unpublicized government study 65 - Campers-Trailers-Mobila Help Wented 13 23 Homes outlined in Friday's New York Times. HomoB For Sale 23 Homes For Safa 23 Homes For Safa 23 Homes For Safa 33 Hornet For Safa 23 Homes For S alt 66 - Automotive Service 67 - Autos lor Reni-Lease They said the five-month, 117-page interagency study ADDRESSERS - STUFFERS OLD ESTABLISHED FIRM Two, Thraa or Four formed the basis of an overall strategic review sent to 675-1200 weekly possible looking for dependable person Family BUSINESS & SERVICE Carter in June, and that it influenced key decisions the ••••eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeoooee working at home. Start im­ who can work without super­ mediately. Free details. Rush president has made in reshaping U.S. military policy. Halp Wantod 13 vision. Contact customers in self addressed stamped Manchester area. We train. Since receiving the review, Carter has issued direc­ envelope: Bestco, 3209 N.W. Write T.B. Dick, Pres.. tives aimed af strengthening conventional U.S. support MANCHESTER ART'S 75th Terrace, Diept. D1829, for NATO. IWADE OF HOMES Hollywood, Florida, 33024. Southwestern Petroleum, Box m D B ^ T ^ D V COUNCIL seeks to fill 789, Ft. Worth, Tx. 76101. FKIXm, HUIfTM t ROIWUN He has also canceled the B1 bomber production CETA positions with RMNOft S4S-4144 ctrtliijly jo PROJECT ARTS am I Ift \# I II ■ program, slowed development of the mobile MX inter­ MS WIWlI t----- mrm a h m ' ENCOUNTER, including m It I U h t S**°*^’^ ORDER cook Wanted continental missile and tentatively approved production four nights a week. Ap- Architects, Draftsmen, Wadell School area. Only of the neutron bomb — a short-range radiation weapon proximately 16 to 17 hours a COVENTRY - 40 acre Egg Servicea Oflared 31 Sarvicea OHarad 31 Servicea Ottered Performing Artists, & those interested in children w e e k . A pply C a v e y ’s 31 Bullding-Contrecting 33 specifically desired for use by NATO field forces. need apply. 646-4675. Farm, with three story barn. Video Personnel. For Restaurant, 643-2751. Butler-type building. Power A key conclusion of the study was that the United specific information con­ RESPONSIBLE MOTHER WES ROBBINS carpentry States and the Soviet Union are so advanced in nuclear CLERK-TYPIST - Must be plant, and other out buildings, tact Manchester Art's AIR CONDITIONING and plus Three Lovely Homes. will care for preschool remodeling specialist,St. Ad- familiar with figures and dltions, rec rooms, dormers, warfare capability that any atomic war would leave both Council, at 649-5281, Exten­ refrigeration serviceman Offers invited. B/W Realty, children ages 2 thru 5 in my possess general knowledge of seven room home with fenced built-ins, bathrooms, nations in ruins. sion 285. MANCHESTER wantM. Must be experience. 647-1419. INCOME office routine. Minimum Excellent wages and benefits in yard during daytime hours, kitchens, 64634M. ^ i n g speed of 40 wpm. Call RESIDENCY REQUIRED to the right man. ’This is a MANCHESTER - Spring 5 days a week. 3-9409. fed ^ c e l l a , 528-9031, In­ CUSTOM CARPENTRY - bCALL THESE REALTORS^ year round position. Call John Street location. Attractive 8- TAX Cambodia claims win. surance Co. of North VanNess, Woodcock ONE EASY CALL - Will open Homes, Additions, Repairs, America, 111 Founders Plaza, room Connecticut Gambrel Cabinets. Call Gary Chishing, Refrigeration, 528-4144. nestled on a beautiful wooded many doors for your altering, WORKING MOTHER needs East Hartford. An Equal Op­ dressmaking and repair 3462009. in Viet border clash care for 2 school age children, portunity Employer. lot. Country kitchen, two SERVICE CASHIER - Part time nights working fireplaces, 2-car g^r- problems. An added bonus if Q n h ^ WANT ACTION? 1 kindergarden. Monday thru you are looking for gift items, TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY List U s — Agencies Nationwide Friday. 647-9988. SECRETARY - Manchester and week-ends. One full day age Must be seen. $70’: R. Carpentry and general con­ BANKOK, Thailand (UPI) — Cambodia said Friday it with 4,600 during week if possible. Zimmer, J.D. Real Estate, formal dress, square dance T r ~ n ___ I Iff fc l,. law office, full time position DIRECTORY and etc. 5664940. tracting. Residential and has smashed a Vietnamese invasion and killed or FULL TIME Collector - available. Applicant must Experienced preferred. Inside 646-1980, 647-1139. commercial. Whether it be a Outlet, 1161 ’Tolland ’Turmike, wounded nearly 30,000 soldiers in four months of fighting. Ask About Mature person. Experienced have pleasing telephone ALLAN T. KEELER’S tax small repair job, a custom OurHOME PURCHASE PLAN preferred, but will train. 8:30 manner and be an excellent Manchesteer, at Burr HEBRON. Make an offer on built home or anything in Diplomatic observers said they strongly doubted the W^re Here For You.. Corners. Contact John O’Con­ this spotless seven room INCOME TAX service. Tax returns done in EXPERT FURNITURE claims. a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Call Mrs. La .typist. Legal experience Cal RUMEU L MlllNEn the privacy of your home. Call refinishing and antique between, call 6461379. JACK9T0N-AVANTE SH6WCASE REALTY TEDF06D A6ENCY Croix, or Mrs. Harris, 646- nor in person. Ranch. Decorator family preferred, but will train room with wood burning tor Enport Tax Preparation 871-1781 for appointment. restoration. Free estimates. Radio Phnom Penh said Cambodian troops had 3050, for appointment. suitable applicant with good OFFICE: 646-1316 647-1428 or 826-9416 ___ 647-9914 WOMAN WANTED to care stove, two car garage, acre lot E. Lovland, 6496963. LEON CIESZYNSKI Builder - launched a counter-offensive against Me Vietnamese business background. Five 353 Cantar 8t., Manchaatar For A Line or New homes custom built, Thursday and by Friday, “we wiped out and crushed the EXCELLENT Opportunity day week, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. for two small girls. Days, 8:30 . Out of state owner anxious. Manchaatar Numbar. to 5 p.m. Call 646-0099 between $52,900. Barnett, Bowman and LIGHT HAULING - Pick up remodeled, additions, rec enemy.” $140,000 for experienced Hairdresser Good salary and fringe 72S-3071 Display Ad In rooms, garages, kitchens $35,goo 6 and 9 p.m. Co. Realtors, 633-3661. and delivery. Attics, cellars, $23,000 Six room Cape and a 5 room Ranch. Very secluded on 134 acres. Fruit trees with cilentel. Ideal working benefits. Include business and garages cleaned. Painting remodeled, bam tile, cement The broadcast said the Cambodians destroyed five Ranch. Three bedrooms, living room with Swedish fireplace, aluminum conditions with top benefits. This Directory, starter home or retirement home. Aluminum sided three and a brook too. personal references in reply done. Your firewood split. 647- work. Steps, dormers. Vietnamese combat divisions, including the 9th Division storms and screens, huge backyard, treed at this low price. Replys confidential. Reply c/o to. Herald Box E, 16 Brainard MANCHESTER - Three INCOME TAX Preparation - bedroom Ranch, near Bolton Lake. $67,500 bedroom Duplex in newer 2 Call Tracey 9260. Residential or commercial. that spearheaded the Communist victory in Saigon in $ 3 7 ,5 M .w Box CC, Manchester Herald, Place, Manchester. Experienced, personal ser­ Call 649-4291. Eight room Dutch Colonial. Fireplace, three full baths, 2-car garage, plus an family home. Includes vice at your home - Dan 1975. Move right into this three b e ^ & A Q 9 ? 3 im a I dining room, aluminum $31,900 16 B ra in a rd P la c e , or Joe At INCOME TAX preparation at in-law suite and much more. Manchester, Conn. CMUilER appliances and wall-to-wall Mosler, 649-3329, or 525-8263. Since the border conflict between the two Communist storms and screens, large lot. Minutes to 1*84. Investment property, 3 family, separate heating systems. EXCELLENT opportunity to carpeting. Heat not included. your home, experienced. Dan ALL TYPES OF Carpenter learn wholesale hardward 6 4 3 - 2 7 1 1 . countries broke out in September, Cambodia said, its $40,400 Be a live in landlord. $63,900 $260 monthly. Security and Mosler, 649-3329 or 525-8263. work - Ceramic tile, hung Five room fieldstone Cape on 5 acres of flatland in business zoned plus a WOMAN OVER 40 with plea­ business. Good working con­ ceilings, plumbing and elec­ forces killed or wounded 29,200 Vietnamese and knocked Two family, 5-4 on one acre lot, ^ cellen t potential for investment or NEEDED references required. 2 business. $38,500 workshop. sant personality, must nave ditions, short hours. W -\v n . BRICK, BLOCK, Stone VINYL r e p a ir - We can fix tric. Richard Young, 6461975. out 117 tanks. Four bedroom Cape in excellent condition, treed yard, pool legible handwriting. Good Maybarry Vlllaga children accepted. No pets. C&M TREE Service - Free es­ $40,500 $99,900 Call 647-9936. Fireplaces, concrete. timates, discount senior Sofas, chairs, cars etc. No It put its own casualties at 470 dead and 1,222 wounded and deck. Nice home for family with children. typing skills, aptitude for WELCOME WAGON needs Eaat Hartford Chimney repairs. No job too need for expensive Newer Contemporary Condo. Two bedrooms, plus den. 2 4 baths, luxurious Twenty seven wooded acres with over 700 foot road frontage plus a four figures, other clerical duties. citizens. Company room Ranch and a 4-acre pond. hosts and hostesses. small. Save. Call 644-8356 for recovering. 568-5878. and claimed Cambodian soldiers had killed two “Euro­ carpeting, all appliances, lovely wooded area. $38,900 Office hours 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 • ROCKVILLE - Reduced for Manchester owned and RoofIng-SIdIng-ChImney 34 pean nationals” — presumably Russian advisers — near Immediate openings for immediate sale! 6 room estimattttes. operated. Call 6461327. $70,000 Lovely 3 bedroom Ranch on quiet street, pine paneled rec- $100,000 p.m. Must have own transpor­ energetic self starters with Ptaaaa call the town of Krek, north of the Parrot’s Beak region that room, some wall to wall, shows very well. Six room Contemporary Ranch on 160 acres with a spectacular view of tation. Send resume in your Colonial. Three bedrooms. BIDWELL Home Improve­ Colonial lakefront, four bedrooms, 3 full baths, huge windows bring in the car, in several areas. Phone Renovated kitchen. City REWEAVING burns, holes. Pelnling-Papering 32 ment Co. Expert installation juts into Vietnam. Bolton lake. If vou want seclusion, don’t miss this one. handwriting to Box EE, c/o Dava 649-0872 B&M TREE SERVICE. beauty of lake year round. Over 2,000 square feel. Owner relocating. 247-1166 daytime or evenings, water and sewer. Ideal starter Zippers, umbrellas repaired. Complete tree care and of aluminum siding, gutters Vietnam had no immediate comment on Cambodia’s Manchester Herald, 16 658-9106 or write Mrs. NIJ. balwaan SdO and Window shades, Venetian Brainard Place, Manchester, home. VA-FHA Financing removal. Insured and PAINTING - interior and and trims. Roofing installa­ Smith, 10 Robin Road 6:30 or blinds. Keys. TV for rent. exterior, paperhanging, victory claims but diplomatic observers were highly Conn. available. $22,900. Hayes Cor­ experienced. Special winter tion and repairs. 649-6495, 876 Simsbury, (kinn. 06070. Equal HERALD OFFICE poration, 646-0131. Marlow’s, 867 Main St. 649- prices! 643-7285. FR E E - excellent work. References. 9109. skeptical the Cambodians had been able to defeat an Opportunity Employer. 5221. enemy vastly superior in numbers, weapons and WAITRESS - experienced on­ Seasoned firewood with any Free estimates. Fully in­ 647-9947 EAST WINDSOR - Six acres job. sured. Martin Mattson, 646 SPECIALIZING cleaning and battlefield experience. NEW DOWNPAYMENT SCHEDULE FOR F.N X BUYERS ly, very busy, good tips, days PART TIME counter help ODD JOBS DONE - Cellars, 6:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Ihiu 646- with spacious 10 room 4431. repairing chimneys, roofs, needed. Short order attics, garages, yards DRESSMAKING and new roofs. Free estimates. 30 SALES PRICS 25,000 Reg’d. Dn. Pay. $150. SALES PRICE 37,000 4047. Contemporary. Two full baths Rag’d. Dn. Pay. ^600 experience. Hours 11:30 to plus two half baths, three cleaned, moving, trucking. alterations done reasonably. QUALITY PAINTING and Years Experience. Howley, Panama said willing 30.000 $350. 41.000 $750. closing, six days. Apply at Business Opportunity 14 fireplaces, large bam. Call Loam for sale. Lawn service. Call 646-4972. , Paper Hanging by Willis 6465361. PART TIME teller trainee, Ann’s Spot, 21 Oak Street, Arthur or Suzanne Shorts, 646- No job too big or small. 568- Scnultz. F^lly insured, 33.000 $450. 8% 45.000 $ 0 0 0 . main office. South Windsor Manchester. SMALL ENGINE Service 8522. 3233. J. Watson Beach Co., DRESSMAKING and references. 649-4343. ROOFER WILL Install roof to amend canal pact Bank and Tnist Co. Hours - ►(►♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦Ip I Corporation -expanding dealer Manchester, 647-9139. Equal alterations done reasonably. siding or gutters for low dis­ Monday through Thursday, 11 network. No experience Housing Opportunity. COMPLETE CARPET & Tile Call 6464972. HAVE YOUR Cape / Ranch count price. Call Ken at 647- a.m. to 3 p.m. Friday 11 a.m. necessary. Complete training installation and repairs. Free painted for $lb0-$200 by 1566. PANAMA CI'TY, Panama (UPI) — Panama is willing program. 1500. investment to 7 p.m. with occasional MANCHESTER - What better estimates. Call Pat, at 646- TUTORING - Experienced scheduling now. Professional to amend the Panama Canal treaties to overcome FOR AN APPOINTMENT TODAY! Saturclay mornings. Apply in required to start your own 3745, after 5 p.m. way to start 1978 than in this considers any job. 289-9287, business. Ideal for retired or (Master of Education) State growing Senate opposition to the'm as long as the changes person, 1033 John Fitch Blvd., immaculate 5-5 two family. certified special education evenings or weekends, Don. Heeting-Plumbing 35 South Windsor, Conn. 9 a.m.-3 part time. Details on request. Large attractive rooms, 3 car PROFESSIONAL HOUSE “arenot basic,” a Panamanian negotiator of the treaties MANCHESTER & VICINITY Mr. Barker. ESCAA Field teacher, desires to tutor your said Friday. p.m. garage, mint condition. Cleaning - Husband and wife, special education child. Prq- SEWERLINES, sink lines, ’Training Division Box 619„ Priced to sell at $49,900. specializing in care of all The negotiator. Education Minister Aristides Royo, The Sentry Wading River, New York. school through 21 years. J.P. LEWIS & SON-Interior cleaned with electric cutters, TYPIST/OPERATOR - 8 a.m. Fountain Village Zinsser Agency 646-1511. types of homes. For free es­ Assessment and diagnosis. by professionals. McKinney said his country was now awaiting specific proposals C M H M H M n u m HANDTMAirS CHALUmE 11792. timate, call 6466342. and exterior painting, to 4 p.m. Expansion has Call 6465144 after 6 p.m. paperhanging, and Bros. Sewage Disposal lliis Ranch could be the best In­ When fixed up Ibis home can make Free Home created an opening for a self Beacon Hllla from Washington. vestment of your life. Nice little 4 for very comfortable living. Basics MANCHESTER - Ring in the remodeling. Fully insured. Commpany, 643-5308. starter type gal. Must type MANY PEOPLE only dream New Year in this new home Senate Minority Leader Howard Baker, R-Tenn., room borne with enclosed yard. have been done-new kitchen, A p artm e n ts of owning their own business. 6469658. bath,* aluminum siding, heating Evaluation. minimum 50 wpm and have located in the popular touring' Panama along with Sen. Barry Goldwater, R- Low utilities to keep bills down and Perhaps it’s time for you to NO JOB TOO Small - Toilet build equity. A buy for the monqy. and roof. Needs cosm etic work. pleasant telephone manner. Plaaaa Rockledge area. This 7 room Ariz., and three other senators, has said the pact could pursue that dream. I have INTERIOR Painting and repairs, plugged drains, $27,900. Call us! 147.900 Permanent position for Contemporary Colonial with 3 over 1,000 bustnessess for sale wallpaperinjg. Quality kitchen faucets replaced, not be ratified unless it is altered to spell out the U.S. qualified applicant. Hours will Call bedrooms, family room, wall- professional work at repaired. Rec rooms, include some weekends and by owners. Many for HELP right of intervention to defend the waterway. to-wall carpet and more await ADDED INCOME 647-9946 minimum down. For free reasonable prices. Fully in­ batnroom remodeling, heat OVEIISIZE-IIEDECOMTEO holidays. Company paid your inspection. Priced in the modernization, etc. Free “Panama is flexible on modifications of the treaties, as To help defray the cost of Huge 9 room Ranch in immaculate brochure write: Interstate sured. G.L McHugh. 6469321. benefits and parking. Call 522- Aak tor Jaanna $M’s. Zinsser Agency 646-1511. Estimate gladly given. M & M long as these modifications are not basic,” Royo told UPI mortgage payments. Nice 2 family condition. 3 car garage, 2 baths, What Is your home worth? Our Business Marketing, P.O. Box home. Four rooms on each floor. 8960, between 10 a.m. and 3 WE NEED WORKI PAPERHANGER - Desires Plumbing It Heating. 6462871. ' fireplaced living room, wall to wall in an interview. “Panama is waiting to see what changes Enclosed pordies. new plumbing professionals can help you price your p.m. only, for application. - 1888, Pueblo, Colo. 81002. carpeting over hardwood floors. NEW TO MARKET five room work. Reasonable rates, no the United States might propose.” ' and electrical wiring, alum, ' Excellent home for the large fami­ home to sell faster and easier. We will aluminum' sided older home. Wa wt*h to thank our many euatomara for giving job too small. Call 6465017. FRANK SCOTELLA - Plum­ storms It screens. $33,900 ELECTRIC LOW VoIUge - SERVICE BUSINESS with Remodeled country kitchen, The minister said Panama does not have "a mental ly. $54,900 $800.00 a week income ut our biggoot yoar yat. Your patronago la graal- All work guaranteed. bing. Repairs and block” on the agreement but so far does not believe any provide you w|th complete marketing, National Alarm Company three bedrooms, living room, Remodeling. Faucets, IsOiYCAPfc seeks man for apprenticeship available in this area. A cash ly appraclalad. Howavar, wintar la tha changes are necessary. NEWUSTINUI financial, and economic information. No enclosed porch, two car gar­ GEORGE N. CONVERS - Vanities, hot water heaters. Low beating bills in this 6 room. 4 program. Applicant must business. Minimum invest­ age. $34,900. Excellent starter Sprawling Contemporai’y Ranch on r/i ment required. 203-627-0550. traditionally alow period for tho painting and Painting and Paperhanging. Prompt service, on emergen­ Baker said earlier in the week the treaties had “no bedroom borne. 2 full baths, lovely have basic knowledge of low a country acre. Huge rooms, obligation. No pressure. No sales pitch. home. Keith Real Estate. 646- dacorating flald—and wa aralio axcaptlon. Wa Call between 69 p.m. 6462804. cies. 6467024. chance” of Senate passage as they now stand and the Franklin fireplace, large treed cathedral ceilings, raised hearth voltage wiring. Join our Bualneee Opportunity 14 203-481-9544. 4126, 649-1922. yard. Newly remoideled kltdien, quarry stone fireplace with Of course we’d like to sell your home for other senators agreed. growing organization in the naad worki city utlUties, close to schools & beatoUtMS, 2 cat garage with attic expanding security Industry. 36 transportation. 8W.900. li morel $56,900 you. That's our business. And we're confi­ COVENTRY - By .owner, 6 Call now for a fraa aatlmata on any tiza job and BuHdlng-Contreellng 33 Flooring On the jA training. Call 522- room Cape witn partially taka advantaga of our ‘^Inlor ratoa.” Fully In- dent you will select us once you've seen Join Tho 8980, between 10 a.m, and 3 finished rec room and free FLOOR SANDING & CARPENTOY & Masonry - Regs unit criticized imnUTEOCCWANCT p.m. only, for application. standing fireplace. $37,000, lurad with planty of good roloronocoa. Refinlshing. Floors like new. Huge 6 It 5 Duplex In excellent On this beautiful Carini built Split our professionals at work. Additions and remodeling. No waxing (Specializing In locaUoo. Can be used as Invest­ offers considered. 742-6062. Happy Holidays To All Of You Level. Gas heated, well Iniidated, PARADE OF SECURITY OPERATOR -12 Free estimates. Call Anthony older floors.) Staining floors. HARTFORD (UPI)—Three lawmakers who sponsored ment or live-in rent-free. Bus sU^ plaster walls, pegged oak country SquUlacote, 6460611. at door, close to shopping L midnight ■ 8 a.m. Immediate MANCHESTER - Two family From All Of Us Au..... Ceilings. In-outside painting. a new ethics law Friday criUcized a legislative panel for kitchen with fireplace, newly schools and all major highways. opening for sharp gal with at 4-4. Oak floors^ two furnaces. John Verfaille, 6465750 after rejecting regulations to implement the act. painted inside t out. Outstanding CARPENTRY - Repairs, 6:00 p.m. Investigate now! $47,900 home. ISO'i. HOMES least two years experience as Immaculate. Good rents. $46,- MAK 649-7728 The Regulations Review Committee ’Thursday rejected GET MORE, w ith telephone or answering ser­ 900. Hutchins Agency, 64^ remodeling, additions, gar­ R a M fv a your tp a c a by Wodnoudoy vice operator, plus telephone ages, roofing. Call David FLOOR SANDING and 13 pages of new regulations which were put toigether by 3166. Patrla,'6461756 the commission to enforce a law that went into effect 5 p.m . Contact Qaylo Hamilton at manner a must. Permanent Painting Refinishing. Floors like new. J ^ . — entBUltiMd Ini989 — position for qualified appli­ DUTCH COLONIAL - 5 No waxing. (Specializing In Jan. 1. ® N T R Y NEWTON SM ITH 643-2711. You Will ba glaU you’re a cant. Company paid benefits bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths, rec lirtMler • lilMlar • Wilpipwtng • ■nah • (pray older floors.) Staining floors. Reps. Patricia Hendel, D-New London, and Dorothy Remodeling, Repairs, Rec CelliMn. In-outslde A nting. TKMRMIMI WALLACE COMPANY M I Real Estate Services Inc. and parking. Call 5224W, room, den, enclosed porch. 3 » ri.n Only r»« B m I r i u Do.,.II’$ Onit Tkt B m I W.'U Do " Barnes, R-Farmington, and Sen. Audrey Beck, D- HARTFORD WANCHIOTER NEW HAVEN part of tha Saturday Sunriaa between 10 a.m. and 3 p.m. on­ car garage. Mid $6()’8. 649- Rooms. No job too small. Call John Verfaille, 64^750 after 29ConiwollculBoulwa(d.EailHailtetd 219.4331 6463144. Mansfield, said FViday they were disappointed by the 7 2 5 ^ 1 5 $4$.7I33 3t7-1$15 H a ra ld ... ly, for application. 5892. 6:00 p.m. panel’s decision. tv * PAGE T E N -B - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Sal., .Ian. 7, 197H ACROSS 60 Greek letter Answer to Previous Puizie

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He 18 Ambo 8 Additional o carried one of your columns for years and used it often for 20 Definite article ones 27 Shoe part (pi.) 45 Recedes ATTITUDE, ERNIE. « his sermons. . 9 Actress 21 White frost 28 Strong glue \ 47 Soviet Union It was the one titled "Teenagers, go home." It's still as Farrow 23 Circus ring 29 Small candle timely now as it was 15 years ago. I am enclosing a copy 10 New England (abbr.) 27 Imbed firmly 31 Rug surface iHAt/ev and hope you agree it’s worthy of a rerun. Thank you. cape 46 Verdant (2 wds.) 33 Cereal grass MRS. CHARLES HAGEE, COLUMBIA, MO. 11 Traitor (si.) 49 Toward the 30 Spice 36 Eros center iiitr nnr'iitfr 32 Birthstone for 17 Shackle WlnSirop 37 Seed 50 Conciliatory D E A R MRS. HAGEE: I do. And here it is: October 19 Singer Harris 39 Most bribe 33 Arab country 22 Collided with TO THE TEENAGER WITH NOTHINO TO DO 51 Dessert pastry Brand New 1978 34 Radiation 24 Macabre attractive Bl-Focala — By Ruth Maroua Brand New 1978 Three teenage boys, products not of the slums but of a 25 Comes close 40 Ways 52 Building wing e T R K E measure very good eastern suburb of Cleveland, bave been found (abbr.) 26 Confuse 43 Florida city 53 Alley____ A T T H E Chrysler LeBARON DODBE-MAGNUM BE 318 lean burn engine, air conditioning, tinted glass, landau guilty of II burglaries. Why did they commit them? They 35 Cut short WHKTAAlieSS; E A U U 3 0 N 380 V-8, tinted glass, automatic transmission, tachometer, had “nothing to do.” 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 vinyl roof, bench seat, cloth & vinyl, rear defogger, body 36 Laager MR.BENETI. n o w i c r e / UH-OH — fA C T Z P R y . rear defroster, light package, whitewall radlals, aluminum This case inspires us to present a message we have been 37 Dame T ll have to side molding, whitewall radlals, left remote mirror. 12 13 14 road wheels. saving for ju st such as occasion. The words were delivered 38 Carry into 5UPC0VER WHERE I T c l a s h e s 'c, An o th e r affect 17 by a juvenile court judge —one who speaks to young people 15 16 ^SHALL 1 WITH NEW every day. This is his message: 40 Songstress EVERYmiNG to' SUPCOVERl) NEW 18 19 “Always we hear the plaintive cry of the teenager: Della COORDINATE ‘HAN6 OUR EHERYnWG YEARS 41 Thick sweet ■ YEARS ‘What can we do? Where can we go? The answer is 21 33 23 24 25 26 » liquid THE COLORS- VAN 60(5H SPECIAL <5888 SPECIAL <5699 clear: Go home! Hang the storm windows, paint the ■ 42 Access 27 28 29 30 31 PRINT? woodwork, rake the leaves, mow the iawn, wash the car, 44 Even score ■ learn to cook, scrub the floors, repair the sink, build a boat, 46 Clouds 32 33 get a job. Help the minister, priest or rabbi. Help the 50 Fast water ■ ■ Red Cross, the Salvation Army. Visit the sick, assist the craft (comp, 35 3 . 3, USED CAR SPECIALS wd.) ■ ■ poor, study your lessons, and when you're through, and 3B 39 •••••••••••••• not too tired, read a book. 54 Source of ■ ‘ 0 ■zNoraM Kraft. IM. ! For Rent 53 53 1977 B300 MAXI-VAN ...... Your parents do not owe you entertainment. Your light 41 55 Petroleum community does not owe you recreational facilities. The ■ 1976 D0D6E R9VAL M6NAC6 BR6U6HAM...... derivatives 44 45 47 48 49 UNIFORMS WANTED • Cub EAST HARTFORD. Central MANCHESTER / East Hart­ world does not owe you a living. You owe the world 56 Tree trunk 1 Priacllla’s Pop — Al Vermeer WANTED - Furniture, old 50 51 52 53 54 Scouts, Boy and Girl Scouts, toys. Bisque dolls, steins, Avenue townhouse. Two ford line. Pleasant two something. You owe the world your time and your energy 57 Fest aircraft bedroom apartment half of 1976 AMC OREMLIN...... and your talents so that no one will be at war, in poverty, Brownies, nurses. East clocks, swords, guns. Outright bedrooms. Private basement (abbr.) 55 56 57 T H E R E H E IS. WAIT­ WHAT GREAT Y Catholic School. 649-1225. and heating system. two family. Remodeled or sick, or lonely, again. 58 Apparel of O N E MOFJE SHOVELFUL purchase or consignment. (Jail ING FDR THE STEFS ANTICIPATION *■ 644-8962. Appliances. No pets. $195 kitchen, fuii basement, large 1979 CHRYSLER NEWP9RT 2 -D R ...... In plain, simple words: Grow upl Quit being a crybaby. skins 58 59 60 AND I CAN BOUNCE TWO 300 AMP Rectifiers - monthly. Superintendent 289- yard, includes appliances, Get out of your dream world and develop a backbone, not a 59 Resorts TD BE CLEANED SO HE MUST FEEL-' THIS TENNIS BALLON Good condition. Good for 0115. Robert C. White Co. 236- $200 per month. Paul W. 1979 DDD6E CHARGER S .L ...... wishbone. Start acting like a man or woman. INIWSPAPIR INtIRFRiSI HE CAN ENTER TD WHAT EAGERNESS.-' THE STEPS.' plating, or welding. Call 649- Wanted to Buy 49 5961. Equal Housing. Dougan Realtor, 643-4535. You’re supposed to be mature enough to accept some of I F A R M ' 3439 from noon til 6:00 p.m. 1979 OLDSMORILE CUSTDM CRUISER WAGDN ... the responsibility -your parents have carried for years. WANTED - Tobacco Bam will MANCHESTER two bedroom THREE BEDROOM apart­ They have nursed, protected, helped, appealed, begged, NCR CASH Register - Recon­ remove and pay reasonable renovated apartment within ment near hospital. Win at Bridge excused, tolerated and denied themselves needed comfort ditioned, with many totals. walking distance to down­ References, lease, security 1979 OLDSMORILE OMEGA ...... price. 649-0822. BO that you could have every benefit. You have no right to Call after 5:30 p.m., 228-3957. town. ^40 includes heat, hot required. $235. per month. Mr. expect them to bow to your every whim and fancy. water, stove, and MacKenzie, Pnilbrick Agen­ 1979 CHRYSLER N.Y. RRGUGHAM ...... BEAUTIFUL brand new, grey refrigerator. Call 6464)090. cy, 646-4200. In heaven’s name, grow up and go homel" East must squeeze West rabbit fur coat. $mall size. □ RENTALS 1974 DODGE DART SWIHGER ...... Very reasonable. 649-9190. MANCHESTER two bedroom MANCHESTER newer three DEAR A BBY: A pastor in our community gave much aid NORTH 1/8-A South abandoned the idea apartment within walking dis­ bedroom Dupiex, IMi baths, 1973 DODGE 4-DR. PICK-UP TRUCK ...... and comfort to the family of a person who recently died. 4l of ruffing a third diamond appliances, carpeting, $260 The deceased had no connection with this pastor or his A64 ALL PRIME hardwood, Rooms tor Rtnl 52 tance to downtown. $220 in­ but found a line of play that monthly plus security. No f A J75 seasoned one and a quarter cludes heat, hot water, stove 1971 DODGE CHARGER S.E...... congregation, hut as a favor to us he performed the burial ♦ A6 brought home the bacon. and refrigerator. Call 646- pets. 6491771. Captain Easy — Crooks and Lawrence years, cut to burning size and WANTED - Retired or services anyway, and did a magnificent job. 4 7653 He simply ran off all the split. Mostly oak and hlckoy. 0090. matured gentleman to room How can we properly acknowledge our appreciation to WEST EAST trumps. West discarded a 46-7905. 6 to 9 p.m. AVAILABLE MARCH 1st. heart and a club, dummy and board. Use of TV and STOP IN AND SEE this pastor? We don’t want to insult him by offering him 4> 95 ft J 10 8 AS THE "SHE-OEVIU" FIGHTER ZOOMS TWO bedroom apartment, Five room Duplex in Andover. and East a heart each. MYSTERIOUSLY- NO CRASH IS kitchen. Call 742-5066. money, but we happen to know that most pastors are not f 8 3 IMTO THE HANGAR- OBSERVERS FREEZE H EARD -JUST THE WALL-SHAKING ONE PAIR KNEISSL "White central location, bus line, near Two bedrooms, kitchen, living V KQ1094 Then South led a heart to nearly as well off ^ancially as most people think they are. ♦ J 9 7 3 ♦ 10 5 4 IN DISMAy-FEARING THE- WORSTl ROAR OF THE PLANE'S JE T S ! Star” Skis, 195 Cm. (white and THOMPSON HOUSE MEN - high school, $215. month. room, dining room, and bath tho NEW FRONT WHEEL DRIVE dummy’s jack. East was in NAMELESS. PLEASE 4 KQ J94 4 AS blue), with one pair step-in Birch House Women. Central­ Security deposit, references, with garage. Coupie with with the queen and led a bindings (DL Simples Toe) lease, no lets, available chiidren preferred. $195 SOUTH heart back to dummy’s ace. ly located. Downtown DEAR NAMELESS: Since the pastor acted as a “favor” 1150. One Mir Lange “Pro" January 1. Call between 5-9 monthly. Security deposit. -DodaoDHINI- ft KQ732 This left West stone cold Manchester. Kitchen to you, send him a letter of appreciation and enclose a f 62 dead. He had to chuck a boots (six buckle) black, size privileges. Cali 649-2358. p.m. or weekends. 643-2804. 742-8617 after 7 p.m. ^ 10, 140. One pair Scott steel check made out to him for services rendered. If he returns ♦ KQ82 diamond in order to hold the it, make a contribution to his church. 4 1 0 2 last high club and i^uth’s poles, with Ice "Tips” (prongs FOR RENT TO mature AVAILABLE FEBRUARY tor ice) $25. One Yamaha Dt- 1st. - New 4 room Duplex. Homes for Rent 54 diamonds had all become gentleman. Cozy corner room, winners. 175 iC.C.) "Enduro" Bike, parking. Conveniently $200. Stove included. Without Vulnerable: Both, Dealer: WEEKLY SPECIAL. blue, with trail tires. Needs located. 643-8504. heat. No pets. Near Parkade. North, Opening lead: King some work. Engine excellent. Call 6 4 6 ^ . Carpeted two bedroom with of clubs all appliances and more. Only Good off season buy for PLEASANT CORNER room mechanically minded rider, FOUR Ro o m s - Appliances. $150 Rental Assistors, 236- Astro-graph West North East South for rent to mature gentleman. negotiable. Call 649-3104. $165. Children allowed. Lease. 56tt. Small fee. 1? lA Walk-In closet, garage, con­ By BERNICE BEDE 080L A New York reader wants Call 643-5071, after 4:00 p.m. DODGE Pass 2A Pass 44 veniently located. Phone 643- to know if the late P. Hall NCR CASH REG ISTER - COUNTRY COTTAGE, Pass Pass Pass 8504. For Sunday, Jan. 8,1978 Sims weighed 500 jiounds. Alley Oop — Dave Graue Reconditioned, with many HIGHLAND PARK Area - Secluded two bedrooms on acreage. Includes appliances, O,'.. By Oswald Jacoby & Alan Nothing like it. Hal was six totals. Call after 5:30 p.m., LADIES ONLY - Furnished Luxury Townhouse. 2 baths, 2 ,kids and pets welcome. Only TAURUS (April 29May 20) ll's a Sontag foot three and weighed be­ 228-3957. rooms. Community kitchen bedrooms. 3 full floors. Call tween 300 and 350. In spite of $200. Rental Assistors, 239 good day to kick oil new and bath. AH utilities in­ 646-1616. his weight Hal was a four- DANISH MODERN dining 5646. Small fee. pro|ects. II you have anything If West liad just opened his cluded, near bus line and promising lo launch, grease partner’s suit. South would handicap golfer and a good room set - Excellent condi­ stores. Call after 5 p.m. 644- MANCHESTER - 6 room the skids and get 11 on Its way. tennis player. tion. Moving, must sell. Call Colonial. Three bedrooms, full COLONIAL - 9 rooms. 4 have risen with dummy’s GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) Lady ace, cashed the ace of dUa- 6 4 ^ 7 4 , after 8:00 p.m. basement, will rent month to bedrooms, 2 car garage, on 22 Luck will be working for you acres. $500 monthly. monds, led a diamond to his (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) MANCHESTER - Main month. Also three bedroom This coming year several new today where joint ventures are king, ruffed his last small SEASONED FIREWOOD - Street. Three-room apart­ apartment available. Call References and security OPEN MON. THRU THUR8. TIL 0 P.M. FRI. A 8RT. TIL 8 P.M. concerned. You may be Half cord, )30 delivered. Call required, Philbrick Agency, Interests will capture your at­ diamond, drawn trumps and fOo you ha ye a question for ment, heated, hot water, today. Blanchard & Rossetto, tention and old habit patterns squeezed into a deal that an­ lost a heart and two clubs at 643-0738, anytime. 646- 2482. Realtors, 6494200. other has already started. the experts? Write "Ask the appliances, parking, no pets. will be altered. You will be the finish. Experts" care of this hewspe- Security. 523-7047. seeing less ot old friends and CANCER (June 21-July 22) Due West happened to open the PRIVACY SIX ROOM house. to events Inaugurated by per. Individual questions will SEASONED OAK WOOD - FIVE ROOM Remodeled more of new ones. king of clubs. East overtook ^ lit and ready for fireplace. Two car g a r» e, oil heat and 2 chance you may be drawn Into be answered if accompanied l ig h t Housekeeping room, apartment with appliances CAPRICORN (Dec.22-Jan.19) A with the ace and led the suit by stamped, self-addressed F^or . deliveries call Gleoiorge and garage. No pets, security fireplaces. Excellent condi­ goal you have placed great a beneficial alliance with one fully furnished. Stove, you've recently met. As allies back. West won the second envelopes. The most Interest­ Griffing, 742-7886. refrigerator and linens required, $225 . 646-4786. tion. Mr. Duff, 6492133 or 639 Importance upon could soon club and led a third club ing questions will be used In 3362 after 6:30 p.m. start to lose its appeal. Your you'll complement one anoth­ provided. 801 Main Street, er. which South ruffed after this column and will receive BIG BLOCKS of hard maple, VERNON - near park, newly lime and energy will be di­ copies of JACOBY MODERN.) Manchester. LEO (July 23-Aug.22) Be sure to East chucked a diamond. about a cord. You split it. $%. redecorated, six room TOLLAND - Nine rooms, four CH RCHE tBOTI verted to a different target. 0 8 Find out more about yourself follow through on any bright Call 5284)538. CLEAN ROOM for rent - In Duplex, large yard with extra bedrooms, newer Raised The Flintstones — Hanna-Barbera Productions Ranch for rent. Available im­ Authorbjej^et^r. by sending for your copy of ideas you gel today on ways to Berry’s World- private home. Use of all parking. Convenient location. Increase personal productive­ WOOD STOVE - Antique. Cast $225 month. Securtiy required. mediately, singles- accepted. Astro-Graph Letter. Mall 50 appliances. Call 649-8656, cents for each and a long, sell- ness. There are reward for iron. Cooking top, with after 6:00 p.m. 644-9000. 872-3050, 875-8063 , 8797999. Improved performance. asbestos boards and pipe. 'CHRYSIER addressed, stamped envelope ■ M r to Astro-Graph, P.O. Box 489, VIRGO (Aug.23-Sspl.22) Don't »275. Call 643-9776. FIVE ROOM DUPLEX - Cen­ MANCHESTER - Spacious be too surprised If several new, five rooms with basement, Radio City Station. N.Y.t0019. trally located. Near bus line. Be sure lo speclly your birth Interesting people suddenly Adults only. No pets. laundry hook-ups, porch, yard sign. pop into your life. One ol them WE HAVE customers waiting Available January 1st. Call for kids and pets. Just $180. 80 Oakland StM.MancIwslar 943-2791 could cause your heart to for the rental of your apart­ AQUARIUS (Jan.20-Fab.19) 647- 1037, after 5 p.m. Rental Assistors 236-5646, Someone sincerely concerneri tiutler a bit taster. MOVING - One week left, ment or home. J.D. Real small fee. LIBRA (Sept.23-Oct.23) A chan­ must sell! Wicker chair, about your well starting today, Estate Associates, Inc. 64^ TWO ROOMS heat and nel may unexpectedly open lor shotgun, color TV, nice living will take steps to make things 1980. utilities. Third floor, no DARLING DUPLEX. Bright lunds lo enable you lo fulfill an room set. Manv nice items, 1973 VEGA Hatchback - GT 1974 TORINO WAGON. One Tywekt for Safe 62 easier for you In ways that children or pets. $165. Call 649- two bedroom with all really count. unselllsh desire you had al­ (^eck our pri es Saturday Model. Automatic transmis­ owner. Car in excellent condi­ Cool Style most given up hope on. Keep LOOKING for anything in real 2236.. appliances, garage parking, sion, power steering. 1975 CHEVY El Camlno - A- PISCES (Feb.29March 20) II only, 9 a.m ’’ 460 Lake estate rental - apartments, tion. Power steering, power the faith. children and pets o.k. Just Excellent condition. brakes, automatic, V4. 54,000 one condition, power steering. your love life hasn't lived up to Street, Boltoii homes, muliple dwellings, no your expectations recently, SCORPIO (Ocl.24-Nov.22) An FIVE ROOM APARTMENT- $170. Rental Assistors, 239 Reasonable. Please call 749 miles. New radial snows, and fees. Call J.D . Real Estate 5646, small fee. don't loss In the towel. There's old, unproductive view appears In olde/ duplex. No heat or 9572. muffler system. Priced to to be on Its last legs. It will be Associates, Inc. 646-1980. utilities. 2 bedrooms. $180. still plenty of sparks left. sell. Call 6492698. ARIES (March 21-April 19) Be­ replaced by iresh, positive Call 646-7769. MOVE TODAY - Lovely home 1973 OPEL MANTA - 4 thoughts. FOUR ROOM Apartment. with expansive yard -and all ginning today there should be a FIREWOOD - All hard wood. cylinders. Good condition. 1972 VEGA GT - New engine, 2 SAGITTARIUS (Nov.23-Dec.21) Appliances, carpeting, appliances. Now only, $100. marked Improvement In condi­ Seasoned six months. Split, PLEASANT four rooms, se­ Automatic. $1695, or best new tires, mag wheels, tape MotorcycfM-BfeyefM 64 Carelully analyze your eco­ Born Loser — Art Sansom ‘ parking. Adults only, no pets. Call 236-5646, Rental tions affecting your career. delivered, 18 inch lengths, g45, cond floor, mature, responsi­ offer. Call 8794537. deck. No rust. Moving, must Something you've been hoping nomic situation today as It will cord, 96 cubic feet. 643-0^. $225 month. Availahlle Dec. 5. ble adults only. No pets, Assistors, small fee. help you discover an additional Security. 6 4 9 ^ . sell! $525. 6494454, 9 a.m. to 7 would transpire looks like II security. Call 6495897 after 6 1970 PONTIAC Grande Prix - p.m. will. source of income. FIREWOOD seasoned, $30 a p.m. ‘ V-8, 400 engine, 4 barrel, ★ ★ (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.I MANCHESTER - Clean one OfWcM-SforM for Ront 55 half cord. Delivered. 643-0738. power steering, power brakes, 1969 VOLKSWAGEN HARLEY DAVIDSON, 1973 Bugs Bunny — Helmdahl and Stoffal > l977t>vNEA Inc bedroom unit in a small brick FIVE ROOM apartment in­ FX-1200 - Built by factory ATTRACTIVE Four room of­ air conditioning, excellent Squareback. Good running building with rural yet con- cluding heat, hot water, stove, engineer. Branch heads, BulUIng Suppllot fice. Ground level, central running condition. $850. Call condition, $550. Call 7437814. 42 venienflocation. Blanchard & refrigerator, modern bath, no Barnett clutch, a’uminum location, professional after 6:00, 5296294. I LIKE THE APARTMENT BUT TELL THE Rossetto, 846-2482. pets. $245 lease and security. rocker rollers, Mlkuni car­ ‘Only an attorney would call this thing a NATURAL STONE for building, parking and utilities. CHEVY VEGA. 1971, V-8, 327 1 CAN 'T s t a n d t h a t LOUD > PERSON IN 646-7268. 1973 VEGA HATCHBACK-GT automatic. Must sell. $450. buretor, balanced blu^rinted L4ll<;iC. / ------TH E N E X T ‘b rie f!" retaining walls, veneers, FURNISHED 3 R oom s, Call 649-2865. motor, transmission. 871-2511. patios, etc. Pick up by the Model. Automatic transmis­ Call 649-4^ after 6 p.m. APARTMENT ■© Manchester. C e n tra lly FOUR ROOM apartment sion, power steering. Our Boarding Ho u m — Carrol A McCormIcK pound or delivery by the ton. PRIME OFFICE space STOP OR located, on bus line, heated, adults only, no pets, no Excellent condition. Bolton Notch Stone Quarry. reasonable, security. Call 686- available. Vernon Circle area, VOLKSWAGEN - 1971 ★ ★ THERE'S 649-3163. appliances, parking one car, on Route 83. Approximately Reasonable. Please call 749 Squareback. Good running TdE TV PEOPLE JUST FOffiBLi IN TfiE SPRINfil FIR6T 9868. security, call 649-1265. 9572. NO . 500 square feet. Immediate condition. Recent new clutch, t r iu m p h 1976 Bonneville ENIWRSEP YOU R7R I WANT A COMMITTEE TOflWi muffler, brakes. $950. Hebron, DEAL.' e a s t HARTFORD two occupancy. 871-1471. 750, 8000 miles, oil cooler and ANOTHER TERM ,M AY(5R!^ THE EFFECT ON THE FIRS'T TWO, 2 1/2 room apartments. 1975 AUSTIN MARINA GT - 8494397. TAYINO THEIR COMMERCIALS AMENPMENT TO OURCIOWOUS bedroom townhouse. 1 1/2 First and third floor. Main rack. $1,750. 2894042. APPROXIMATELY 400 Recent motor. New clutch. WILL ^HOW THE pueuc HOW J CONST/TUTlON! WE CERTAINLY DOG-CAT BOARDING baths. Heat, laundry hook-ups Street. Heat, hot water, Throw out bearing. Pressure square feet, suitable for store 1974, 9 PASSENGER Am­ 1971 HONDA SLK - 350. INDEFENDENT 'ieu ARE ! < WANT TO PROTECT €tlNKy«A$fo,TMII»UAha.Ct bathlng/grooming. Obedience carpeting, all appliances, appliances. Security, plate. Michelin tires. Clean In­ parking. Immediate oc­ or office. Good exposture. 649 bassador Wagon. 55,000 miles. Excellent condition. $375. Call THE NEW5RAPER BOY* WILL ►FREESPEECH' protection classes. Complete references, lease. Call after 6 7544. side and out. Runs excellent. V-8 engine, automatic modern facilities. Canine cupancy. 528-1708 or 289-2890. p.m., 646-3911. Can 6495017. 649-7313. LOVE I T !. ANP C O N 'T , transmission, power steering _A R 6 U E Heathdlff Holldav Inne, 200 Sheldon and brakes. Air conditioning, This Funny World TWO ROOMS Furnished. FOR RENT - Excellent retail 1971 HONDA SLK - 350. ^rLL C A U Road, Manchester. For reser­ UNUSUAL ONE Bedroom 1974 T-BIRD - Brown, Cruise-Control. Excellent con­ Stove, refrigerator, bath, location. Main Street, Excellent condition. $375. Call THEM I vations please call 646-5971. Townhouse - Private en­ Manchester, 1200 square feet. business car, loaded with dition. Asking $2,100. Must heat, hot water. Apply trance, patio, full basement. 6497313. Fine for any type of business. extras, priced for quick sale. sell! 644-3160. MINIATURE Schnauzer Pup­ Marlow’s, 867 Main St., Includes heat, appliances, 6495697 days. Manchester. Reasonable rents. Write Box pies - AKC. Salt and pepper. carpeting, air conditioning. 1973 LINCOLN Continental D, c/o Manchester Herald, 16 n p on - References. Call 289-(ra, or $265 monthly. No pets. Brainard PI. Manchester. 1975 MAVERICK - two door Mark 4 - excellent condition, 6494)485. MANCHESTER - Immediate Damato Enterprises, 646-1021. coupe, six cylinder, three ¥ o tm Homes 68 / occupancy. 3 roonns $150. 4 57,000 miles. $4,600. 1971) speM, good condition, many Dodge Coronet, four door, 318 TWO WELSH CORGI Pup- rooms $185. No pets. Security COUNTRY LIVING - Sunny new parts. Evenings 646-3853. ARE YOU Selling your mobile deposit. CaU 568-1054. cubic, automatic transmis­ pies. Females. $25.00 each. No two bedroom, air con­ OFFICE SPACE $2400. sion, good condition. Recently home? Buyers waiting. Please ------Call 646-3088, or 646- ditioning, basement, dis­ call Plaza Homes, S o k er. 1- NEW TWO bedroom apart­ rebuilt motor. $500. Call 7 a - m jim io hwasher, today only, $175. FOR RENT DODGE DART 1971 - Power 8955 or 647-9ira, ask for Bruce. ment available JanuaiV 1. Call 236-5646, Rental 250 iquare feet, center of steering, radio, heater, snow Look nice end feel cool in Fully carpeted, appliances, MIXED BREED - Beagles 6 Assistors, small fee. Manchester, air conditionlna and tires, new transmission. Best NO HOLDS BARRED - Inven­ this pretty dress of voile convenient location. $205 parking. Call 642-9551. 1969 VOLVO - automatic, $450 or cottoni weeks old. FR EE. 649-3401. offer over $1000. Call after 5, or best offer. 647-9347. tory Clearance Sale! Brand monthly. No utilities,'no pets. MANCHESTER clean and. 643-5625. new 14 foot wide. Choice of 2 No. 8196 with Photo- ^ 646-1316116 after 5^.m5i>.m. . (6496782. Guide is in Sizes 8 to 18. LfvMtock cozy two bedrooms in house. 1974 CHEVEL Malibu Classic. or 3 bedrooms, $10,900. Large selection of pre-owned homes Size 10,' 82M bust , . , . ^ e L l . PBscTk:Au.y t r e e s p e e c h -' Basement, dining area, porch. VOLKSWAGEN BUG, 1969, Power brakes and steering, 314 yards 46-inch. /-7^ SIX ROOM Duplex - Modem Just 160. 236-5M, lUntal to choose from, $3,960. Cream RIDING LESSONS indoor □ AUTOMOTIVE good running condition, needs air conditioning, new radial Pattenu availabU only riding ring, . Western stock bath, kitchen. Garage. Close Assistors, small fee. some body work. Two new tires. 647-1232 after 5 p.m. or Puff, 60x12 feet, $6,999. to High School. Two children Excellent financing available. in t in t shown. seat, saddle seat, and bunt snow tires, $4N. 6494064. anytime weekends. 1 Short Riba — Frank Hill seat. All levels 2284617. m axim um ,. no pets. $245. MANCHESTER - Four rodm Autos For Safe 91 Immediate parking tbroutfioat the stale. P la n Lease and security. 6497268. flat. 2 bedrooms, plus attic 1964 CADHJJLC, 1969 Ford VOLKSWAGEN - 1973 Super • AND AS A LITRE PUIS. ,H E WILL FALL/VLAPLV Homes. 1348 Wilbur Cross I eui SUMIITT FRCW\'T area. Appliances. Carpeting. WE PAY $10 For complete LTD, 1968 Dodge C oron ^ ,' Beetle. Michelin radlals, ^ IN LOVSr W ITH M E / Antiques . 49 Highway, Berlin Turnpike, »APPLE. SUBLET as of February. Can­ Parking. No utilities, or pets junk cars. Call Joey at Tolland am/fm stereo tape deck. Mint lisa Ave. et Awsilisi d e m a n d s . dle Wood Apartments, South Included. One month's securi­ Auto Body, 5291990. condition. 568-8613, a fttt 7 Berlin, Conn. 1-6284369. New VsA. H.V. isess WANTED. Antique furniture, Windsor. One bedroom will ty deposit. $165 monthly. 649 p.m. glass, pewter,r,ofl| oil paintings ■ • I forfeit. 644-0460 after 5 p.m. 1974 ROKNET HATCHBACK - Chevy SS in nihiiing condition. other antique items.li R. 6 cylinder, standard. 58400 Call 6434170 alter 6 p.m. JIutofflolfos tonrfoe N j The Ssrinf. ft Summer Harrison, 64M709. MANCHESTER - Five Room THREE ROOMS Furnished, miles. Asking $1650. CalTii^ Yrueftt for 9afo gg •71 BASIC FASHION centalne a Bonus Coupon. Apartment. 2nd. Jloor, including all utilities, in 8130, after 5:30I p.m. AMC 1975 MATADOR Coupe - ELM MOTORS - ToyoU, Dat- THE PACK RAT - Antiques & available In one w M t Heat Bolton, end of 1-84. Older l^tomatlc, V-8, air con­ 1964 DODGE PICKUP - HaU sun specialists, factor Price . , , $3.00 a copy. Collecubles. teen Sundjyrs U Add $2.00 lot the New "ATIA «0//... life SfdRnNBIb MNtt* not included. Call 649-6790 gentleman preferred, $50 1969 FORD FAIRLANE $200 ditioning jw w e r steerinu and ton, slant 6, 3 speed. All new trained, one day service, Ii4 to 5.40 Flora Road, off Route after 5 p.m., Saturday and weekly. Call after 3 p.m., 649 or best offer. Ask for Larry brakes. Excellent condition. tires. Snows on rear. $275.646- East 6uin Street, Rtidc^e. SUCCESS m SEWING. » , Bolton. Sunday anytime. gogs. after 4:00 p.m. ^ 6464743 $2200. 2990637. 0464, 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. , 871-1617. •T,*

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Your neighbors’ views: Do you believe that there are UFOs? 1 . MANCHESTER Carter• I home StH STAMPS MAKES US PERSONAL TEE ™ NO. ONE HttMUiMd Fm a aaiiuwn t “DOHl WHILa YOU WATT 726IMT OnM OMi FecAiir OcmUm after pledge lOtlMAIHn. MIODLi TURNPIKE MAMCHElm niOM 641-3331 RUNCHE8TER Wt New tea; J tim , toeUe, S JdatHit Sete Wt tIRVICt AND INSTALL INDtMTRIAL AND COMMERCIAL r to aid allies HAS IT! phono MR COtDITIOtNNG • REFRIGERATION 646-0863 WASHINGTON (UPI) - announced they had hammered out a HEATING and SHEET METAL Business-Directory Guide For proposed compromise to the thorny President Carter concluded a 341 Broad St. Palestinian question. MandiestBT wearying, nine-day trip to New England Mechanical Services, bic. And he made a touching, three- •(knchtittr seven nations Friday, ROUTE 183, P.O. BOX 3147 Profenional Park hour sentimental journey to the inva­ Manchester and Surrounding Suit. 106 TALCOTTVILLE, CONN. (06066) promising America’s allies to sion beaches of Normandy, greeted Rod Perry Kicliard Perraull Ernie Gauthier Marilyn Biveinis Judv Doueelle JdIim W'vHe 643-2738 * 643-2192 j e s ig n s u n c Betty GaUagher boost defense dollars and in­ by cheering throngs. He later called prop. ^ Rod Perry, 118 McKee not really. There's no proof that crease U.S. troop strength in it “one of the best days of my life.” thing.” Drill'. Mnsl Harlford -"Yes. Vicinity Si.—"Yes. I've never seen one. makes me believe in them,” Marilyn BivrinlH, :12 l.iluo Si.. But the trip was dogged by a because there have been so many Europe. but I think there are many things Krnie Oniitliier, Olnslun- CAMPING EQUIPMENT FAMOUS BRAND number of embarrassing incidents — Kasl Hartford—"I think it’s reports We can't discount them." Carter, who had promised on the we believe in but can t see." liiin--"No. It’s a pipe dream. possible. Anything is possible John W we. Itroad itroiik—"I featuring this week... campaign trail to cut Pentagon spen­ a botched-up translation of his air­ Rieliiird Perruiill, i;i.'J TENTS, COTS, SUEPINS UBS, AIR MAHRESSES, TELEVISION - APPLIANCES port speech in Poland, stem words I've traveled all over the world, these days." believe there are, but most ol the STOVES, UNTERNS ding by *547 billion, told NATO (Kford St.. Kiisl HnrifortI—"No. but I've never seen any such Judv Dmiri'llr, 5 2 Niirtlifii'ld sightings are fictitious " MANCHESTER ministers in Brussels his decision to for India’s prime minister picked up by an open mike, Secret Service increase America's commitment orders blaring out to patrons of a FARR’S WMElfMVanT was being made "in the name of the THC iVtKYTHmO STOK topless cabaret in Paris. - t v _ fc. HihNiE’S TV MV alliance” — and he challenged the 14 -4 ^ Ivtnfiike is CARW^WE-SPORT 2 MAIN STREET And there seemed an almost OPEN OAILV TO B P.M. J. FAM • 843-7111 other members to match the effort. i m m • TV 649-3S8D Ending his exhausting seven- endless string of airport welcomes m iuljpstrr Eufttittg HrratJj Nm b SWI Map and farewells, anthem-playing, nation, nine-day trip. Carter said he laying wreaths at national would add 8,000 American troops in VOLKSWAGEN REPAIR Europe, boosting the total to 323,000. monuments, state dinners, cham­ by factory trained apaclallata Carter's first venture in global pagne toasts and pomp and ceremony. Phil Pete politics had its ups and downs. He and Egyptian President Anwar But, in all. Carter seemed pleased EDITION ' Locicero and ZIdek by his venture — and wearied by it, Sadat, in time carved from the PRICE: FIFTEEN CENTS TEMPLE original schedule, met at Aswan and too. MTU^AV.JANU^'wSy ‘ J -St.,, ■ CARPET AND FLOOR COVBtING 7 646-5036 In rapid-fire developments before laa MAM n w oria loa iiu sti i.« laiit i iii m boarding Air Force One for the P&P AUTO REPAIR MANCHOTi oai 01 loai cm ceiiici l43-aaa2 almost nine-hour flight. Carter: 706 Main 81. • “Arco Chargs” • Manchttler CoRReclicut's Isrgest Floor Covering Deiler • Informed NATO ministers of his intention to strengthen the military alliance. MANCHESTER SAFES LOCK CO. MERCURY • Pledged closer cooperation with Low pay concerns directors r t v f l o c h s m it h , the European Common ^ r k e t to fight inflation, reduce joblessness the gas bills,” Director Betty In- Even a self-employed person really i53 MAIN ST.. MANCHESTER • 643-8922 ^ By GREG PEARSON where some people would suffer." and achieve monetary stability — in­ tagliata said. She said that while she cannot donate the proper amount of she said. UTO-MWIUSHSS Alarms Locks & PhoiW 646-2756 .<}■ cluding the badly battered U.S. Hrralfl Reporter campaigned, there were many peo­ time to the job, said Penny, who is a ^ Sales ComDinalion Ctianges ^ NO SERVICE CHAROE Sales 4 Service • Bonded ^Mosi • dollar. There is no movement for ple who were surprised that the Manchester attorney. Joseph Sweeney said that he feel.s W xAXOyki/v Neys m stock Repairs ol all kinds r^' • Expressed strong concern over' directors did not receive more for the director's job has increased in its Make Keys Scissors 4 V ,''. change, but members of the "You find that you can't keep Pinking Shears Sharpened the possibility of a Socialist- their work. demands. While there is mi move­ RiaarvaUons for • HoMa • AlrUnaa • ItaamaMoa Manchester Board of Direc­ dedicating to the town the amount of ment for a pay increase, he said such 627 Main Itraol Communist alliance coming to power "If the money is supposed to be in France, but nonetheless spent 45 tors have expressed concern pay, it's insufficient,” Deputy Mayor time it takes to do the job well a suggestion would be supported by FLO’S Cake Decorating Supplies Inc. minutes speaking separately with that the long hours and Stephen Cassano said. He estimated without having the business suffer, " board members. two of the leaders of that alliance. that he is putting 15 to 20 hours each he said. He said that the dedication of 646-0228 875-3252 WINTERIZE SPECIAL relatively low pay for a direc­ Zinsser is concerned because he Includes Reverse Flush Good Morning • Assured French President week into work for the board. the present board has helped keep tor may eliminate potential feels someone working in a factory- Complete Cooling System, Still, all of the board members him "above water” since he became 4 COMPUTE UNE OF ,, WLTON CAKE DECORATIONS Have A Good Day Valery Giscard d’Estaing that type job might he unable to handle Inspect All Hokes, Belts and candidates. echoed the words of Cdrl Zinsser. mayor. Heater, Add 2 Qals. the director's job. particularly as 191 CENTER ST. 70 UNION ST. Name Brands and Reliability; Sec Piipr Eiclil-A “I would serve no matter what the Permanent Anti-Freeze. The present directors were A pay increase, which would have mayor. MANCHESTER, CONN. ROCKVILLE, CONN. pay, " he said. doubled all of the present board Mon. - Sit. 10-S Mon. • Sat. 10-9 elected in November and already are There is concern, however, when TPHirt., 10-9 FrI. 10-9 Berniers Trademarks mounting up their hours of service. salaries, was defeated by 500 votes in "I don't think that's Ihe way it RR6 AUTO SERVICE the members consider the amount of a November 1973 referendum ques­ should be." he said. Individuals had three or four evening time put into the job compared to the J Wedding Cakes A Specialty 436 CENTER 8T. MANCHESTER Job stats better commitments in one week, and party tion. The pay raise had been Bernie’s TV an(i Appliances located in the Manchester Parkade has been noted for years annual salary. Tul. 649-3063 caucuses frequently have stretched proposed by a charter revision com­ Director John FitzPatrick works at as a dealer in the finest lines of name brand appliances and TVs. Mayor Stephen Penny said that he EVERYTHING IN past the four-hour mark. mission and was supported by the Pratt & Whitney and has liandled the Some of the brands sold and serviced by the firm are: Frigidaire, RCA, Amana. Zenith. is using about half of his time for Manchester Propery Owners director's position so far. but he ad­ KitchenAid, Maytag, Westinghouse, Whirlpool, Panasonic and many others. All of the directors admit that they town-related affairs. He is afraid Association. mits it takes an assist from the com­ , • MIHROHS • SHOWER DOORS for ages 16-24 Bemie’s has also gained, over the years, the reliability of a reputable service dealer. , (Viy siSTER'S cloSET did not run because of the money in­ that the job of director, particularly pany, '• STORE FRONTS • SAFETY GLASS Vivian Ferguson said that she iised They assure quality service by factory trained technicians for'as long as vmi own the CRAFTS WASHINGTON (UPI) - Employ­ college graduates in the labor force volved in the position. The directors that of the mayor, is becoming one • BATHTUB ENCLOSURES to be opposed to an increase but now \ appliance or TV purchased from them. ment for school-age Americans im­ did not increase, however. receive $500 per year, except for the that can be handled only by an in­ "One of the concerns I have i.-: can dependently wealthy person or has changed her opinion. a person have an 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. job Sandra H Rufini proved significantly in 1977, with a Unemployment for black youths rose secretary, who receives $600, and the J.A. WHITE GUSS C0.J n c . Sharon H. Safa//no someone who works for a govern­ "You certainly can’t compare the and do this job (the director'.^ work). A survey last October showing 1.1 slightly to 33 percent, while the rate mayor, who receives $750. r FURNITURE TOPS PICTURE W IN litN S '- ment office or a corporation that per­ time spent With the salary received. I million more youths in the 16-24 age for whites fell to 11.3 percent. So far the answer for me is yes. But, 160 Main Street “When you think about all the mits time to be taken off during still view this as an exteHsion of my the company has to be cooperative. " \ Manchtitir 649-7322 31 Bl.,.11 SL ' :\ Manchester. Ct. 06040 (203)646-5672 bracket on the job rolls, the Labor Half of the 3.1 million youth who r - : : OYER 21 YEARS EXPERIEWCE NAL TEE meetings, it probably just about pays regular working hours. public service, but I can understand he said. Department reported Friday. graduated from high school in 1977 The unemployment rate for these were in college by October, accor­ youth declined from 13.9 percent to ding to the survey. The percentage of 763 12.2 percent between the annual Oc­ college students in the labor force 1-84 foes tober surveys in 1976 and 1977. The MAIN SI. rose, reflecting a sha^ increase in !] decline was concentrated among part-time students. N 643-1191 DONWILUS Specializing In whites. 191 IRM E SERVICE Some 2.8 million school-age youth An estimated 820,000 in the 16-24 cite risk MAIN ST. GARAGE U Niin St, TiL HH531 Fruit EM Upami were unemployed in October 1977. age group dropped out of school MANCHESTER GemnI RsiMir Nodi Employment during that one-year between October 1976 and October 643-1900 period rose by 1.1 million to 20.6 1977 — 80,000 more than in the in Rhodvv million for Americans between the previous year. Unemployment ages of 16 and 24. The increase was among dropouts — 20.4 percent — PROVIDENCE. R.I. (UPll - The Serving Manchester over 50 yr$. concentrated primarily among the was double the rate for graduates. proposed construction of Interstate THE older workers in this age group who Unemployment among white 84 through western Rhode Island Florist no longer were in school — mostly dropouts was 16.7 percent, compared would lower the Scituate Reservoir's penttenC The MANCHESTER high school dropouts and gaduates to 39.1 percent for black dropouts. water quality and damage the en­ 24 BIRCH ST. 1; 811 MAIN ST. who did not attend college. The rates were 9.7 percent for high ^ y4 :1 vironment, highway opponents told TEL. 643-6247 Nearly 66 percent of the nation’s school graduates, and 8 percent for Gov. J. Joseph Garrahy Friday. 643-4444 F.T.D. youth in this age group were con­ college graduates. ■' 'i. ' Gov. Ella Grasso last month ap­ Let’s Get Acquainted sidered part of the labor force — Joblessness was somewhat higher proved construction of Connecticut's MSTRCH6 WORLD WIDE either working or looking for work. among students than non-students. portion of the $231 million interstate AMEREXPREAP SERVICE stop In and Rrowsa as ws continiis to Grow This reflected an increase of 1.7 per­ Thirteen percent of the nation’s stu­ — proposed between Hartford and 17^SpocfaHy Shops Opan. cent over 1976. dent workers were unemployed, “ :j ^ Providence. She said Connecticut The percentage of blacks and down from 14 percent in 1976. might stop its portion of the road 1 ’ i ia a or Call Ut For Fraa dW ; close to the Rhode Island border if iH aM at • ahaRhiMi Protela Garrahy decides nut to go ahead with • la l Up Awakut • ttaDomry the project. Iv a h ifi • Oaor CMopl«t . Garrahy Friday said he will not Patla Raali Coaiplata with WDiMnrSloiipers A C T .m S 9 I P V IWH Flu breaks out . i U cnaaki. Parch IcroMlni. raoMHOwiMT OSTRINSKY cPDip kvtju make a decison on the highway until U t-- — - 1 all the facts are in. The stale Depart­ tT8IND00M MANCHEtVBI AWNIN8 CO PERSOISAL-TEE ment of Transportion is now C8IMMTHM NINDOm 100 WEST CENTER ST. Personalised Fun & Sportswear “Done While You WaW’ reviewing federal enviroumenlal im­ M U M IH H M . WHITE T6lioR6a6 l i t 3001 MATERIALS 731 par ker s t . over 33 states pact statements on the highway and (.tohailwd IMF Personal-Tee at 1081 Main St., Manchester and Jim Tel. M3-573S or e43-5$79 iN' J ATLANTA (UPI) — The flu season people. should have the statements to him S to e L f 300 novelty designs in has arrived — headaches, sore Widespread influenza involving within four weeks, he said stock to take care of almost any occason. They also have six different color lettprn and Stop 1-84 President Ralph \ii0m n 4 muscles, chills and fever. more than 50 percent of the popula­ CNWR RUG t UPHOUTDIY CUANIIiG Sporadic outbreaks have been tion was reported in Illinois, New McDougald and member Merlin Maneheiler'i Only Complete Carpet Servicel ?rv ei: almost )ou?esfre BjuJaAmaitU are w ^ one shirt or a whole team. Bowling shirts fHalktA. 0^ The reported to federal health officials Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, Szosz told Garrahy the conclusions ot 14 High Strewl, rair since the beginning of the cold Tennessee and Wisconsin, the CDC a 1969 report whicli favored the mntnrn! ? Specialties. Special orders are taken for clubs, organizations and Qowru loA ^ cco4^ MANCHESTER weather several weeks ago. But the said. Regional outbreaks where the highway are no longer accurate. Phone: 646-5630 SSk f of sweat shirts, and They said the study was based on wnk tops. & ds sizes are 4 to 20; adult sizes are small to extra larger Personal-Tee is onen ScuulfA Place, national Center for Disease Control flu was estimated to be striking less reported Friday outbreaks of influen­ than half the population were listed data generated prior to Ihe comple­ Dama4 /fiakin^ za have now occurred in 33 states. in Alabama, Colorado, Florida, tion of Route 95 and feel the new 55- The fhancktAleA. tSaU. end Tlie CDC also said it will send Maryland, Michigan, New Mexico, mile-per hour speed limit means the “Serving the area since 1955” Sn /HuA SjL. AXitAwLiona medical experts to the Soviet Union Puerto Rico, Rhode Island, Virginia highway would save little time traveling between the two capital THancksdiMA, Qte_____ Phone tfyj-yyd/ for a close look at the Russian flu and Ohio. epidemic that has struck 26 million Seventeen other states reported cities. 2 LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU WALLCOVERINO Got R Painting ProMam? Wa'II Helpl •CABOT STAINS sporadic, or scattered cases/ of the Szosz said over 750 miles of road in M NARCKSTO, MGMT OR HAM Snsn ? Strview Still moms somtlhlng to ut — tnd m vv Icw m ttns sfAtnding OLYMPIC.8TA1NS disease. They were Connecticut, the state are in substandard condi­ Ray’s Ciramlct enough timt withiithyou you to htip you swttct tht right point finish for that |o6 CONFim nuniK ICGFIMC SEMKI you’rt plAnnIng. s m us for pilnt and tarvlca whan you plan your nait Delaware, Georgia, Idaho, Ken­ tion and recommended money in­ LOW COST PRINTim CUSTOM & READY PAINTEO projKl. gieGOLO [ Outside today J tucky, Maine, Massachusetts, stead be used to upgrade them. WHILE YOU WAIT (PHOTO RIAOY) JRANh Mississippi, Missouri, Montana, New Stop 1-84 said the proposal would K w i CMM • n tn m • «Mi sum Occasional snow likely today, Hampshire, Oregon, Texas, Utah, severely lower the water quality of MIMT-MAN PRINTING E/JJohnson PAI NT CO. PAINTS possibly mixing with and changing to Vermont, Washington and Wyoming. the Scituate Reservoir, the state's a n MAIN PT. .M ANCH W TM .I4P-1T7T WALL ACCESSORIES rain or freezing rain during the after­ primary drinking water supply. • SEE US FOR ENGRAVED NAME PUTES YOUR Despite the upsurge in influenza INDEPENDENT MMKNESlEa WAUP4NR t PAINT noon. Highs in the 30s. Occasional One option Garrahy is studying is • TRY OUR NEW S-M N W eaPHM • LAMPS ' • GIFTS cases across the nation, Dr. Philip m 01NTM PT.» MANCHiPTlN ^ IJI Wsst MIddls.TDks.. snow likely tonight with lows in the the upgrading and repair of U.S. J t t f iA i, 20s. Sunday, snow changing to rain Graitcer, a CDO influenza sur­ Route 6 as an alternative to a new noifpi*it,iiai«i iE.i75.iiM before ending; highs in the upper 30s. veillance officer, said “we have not highway. It follows a similar path Krank Arnone mijii For QusHty Md PirfSdIion In seen excess mortality.” But he said through the rural western half of the T F V # 619-7901 "there have been some reports of In­ APPLIANCFS< MAHCHESTER , OMOii^our Drspas, MMdlr state and on to Hartford. Bbrnib's -^ o v e n 45 Rown, w o v a rs , fu id ts A In s id e to d a y ^ fluenza deaths, primarily among Garrahy said he would discuss the YEARS experience chronically ill persons in nursing data Stop 1-84 presented with a .sub­ MEMORULCO. Brooms Tux FREE y cn v ILdaUwrs SM lU your ola homes.” Area ...... 6A Comics...... committee of a special business and Opp. Em ( Cwiwttry C6IM9-5807 Aak about our polloy. ast, MsR. a Test ia a pai, labor task force which is studying the OPEN OAILT 10 A.M. - • PJL wsd^Tiwtt.apn'iaip.ii. Business...... 3-4B Dear Abby.. Practically all of the Influenza ac­ Black and white Prooialuiunoroa iarvleo. proposal's impact. He Shid the OVALITY HARRISON 8T. (WaoMyWawlitga) CB Convac...... SB Opinion ...,. tivity in the United States is being G66 MAIN ST. Churches ...... 7A Sr. Citizens . caused by the A-Texas strain, When white dog meets black there’s bound to be trouble. Although these two aiipoar Connecticut decision to proceed with MEMORIALS MANCHESTER ' MANCHESTER, CONN. M ANCHEtra FARKAOE 843-9S61 twMSmz Classified ... 8-lOB Sports ...... Graitcer said, with the A-Victoria to be on the verge of battle, peace terms were reached without incident. (Herald photo iiy its portion of the highway will have 10 to 9 Weekdays — 10 to 5 Saturday 401 Nm M8MI IPO, WNNM8iar TV programs in Weekend variety reported in only five states. Dunn) an impact on his thinking. The Herald QAi66l26HC( January 7,1978

Ask Kleiner By Dick Kleiner

DEAR DICK: Lately, when I watch my favorite show, M.A.S.H., I have not seen Radar. Could you please tell me what has happened to him? R. CASEY, West Vancouver, B.C., Can. Nothing much. He just decided he didn’t want to be on every show this season. He has other irons in the fire — including, of ail things, a frozen yogurt business in Hawaii. So he's going to skip some shows this year. DEAR DICK: Please settle an argument I am having with my husband and brother. Has Telly Savalas left the Kojak series? I say he has. MRS. RITA ELLY, Powell River, B.C., Can. m For once, Rita, you’re wrong. Telly is still going strong, or m as strong as he can go. DEAR DICK: My boy friend and I are about ready to split up. I insist that Norma Shearer died many years ago. We look­ ■ 'mSSr ' ed it up in the 1977 World Almanac and they do not have any year for her death, just when she was bom. He’s going by that. v \ I’m so sure that I agreed to a rash bet. I sure hope Lwin. Did 3 .’# ; she? And when? FRAN BARNETT, San Diego, Ca. J \\ You’ve lost your rash. And I’m terribly sorry to disappoint you, but Norma Shearer is stiiriiving. ’The World Almanac generally knows what it’s talking about. DEAR DICK: On a recent afternoon segment of All In the Family (probably a re-run) Michael read a beautiful ode about a tree growing in the shadow of another one, for the marriage ceremony of friends. Can you please tell me the source of this poem? A FAITHFUL READER, Warsaw, Ind. Yes, that poem was taken from “The Prophet,” by Khalil Gibran. DEAR DICK: I need to know some information on Kris Krlstafferson. I have a bet with a friend, stating that Kristofferson graduated or attended West Point. I say he did. Who’s right? D.G., Kalamazoo, Mich. a. You lose. Kristofferson, brilliant though he is, never attend­ ed West Point, but he did teach English there once. DEAR DICK: In 1948,1 was in a Russian POW camp when an American singer, Paul Robeson, entertained us one even­ ing. I would, like to know if this fellow is still around. WOLFRAM QUAST, Tucson, Ariz. No. Robeson, the great baritone, football player, actor and scholar, fell on hard times and died in 1976. DEAR DICK: On the Right Guard TV commercial, could you tell me the name of the fellow who says, “Bye, guy.” My hnsbud and two friends say it is Rick Hurst. I say it is not. Can you tell ns who is right? MRS. JEAN MARTIN, Nevada a ty , CalU. You are. It is Chuck McCann. DEAR DICK: I have often wondered if people pay to see shows like Tattletales, Lawrence Welk, Wheel of Fortune, etc. If people pay, do they pay for a 30-minute show or do they see more than one show? ROY COPELAND, OIney, Tex. Oliver Clark and Beverly Archer (foreground) star-as Stuart and .ludy lld)li,inl, with No, TV shows have always been free. You just have to re­ quest tickets in advance, and show up. You usually see only Tom Poston (center), Ren Woods (left) and Joan Van Ark also lc;durt'd in tlir > ,l^l i' one show, but sometimes, when they are hard up for an “We’ve Got Each Other." Saturday nights on CBS-TV. audience, you can see more than one.

/ns/de; teievision programs, Jan. 7 to 13 WEEKEaVD - January 7, 1978 - Page 3 Page 2 - WEEKEND — January 7,1978 Today, Jan. 7

Coll«ctora’ CoriMr AFTERNOON 3:80 8:30 • TRUTH OR CONSEQUENCES ® WE'VE GOT EACH OTHER ® GREATEST SPORTS LEGENDS ® 0 OPERATION PETTICOAT 5:50 12:00 ® IN CONCERT WITH NANCY WILSON ® WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP TENNIS • n e w s say anything about calling off the deal, but ® SECRETS OF ISIS 4:00 8:57 ches from the upper right-hand comer. It 6:00 By RUSS MacKENDRICK ® ABC CHILDREN'S NOVELS FOR • MISSION IMPOSSIBLE 0 NBC NEWS UPDATE is recommended that you address it to just shows gratitude for the publicity. ® AGRICULTURE U S A. TELEVISION ® 9 ABC'S WIDE WORLD OF 8:56 This new stamp will also be of interest • PATTERNS FOR LIVING 0 ® 69 BAGGY PANTS AND THE SPORTS ® NEWSBREAK yourself with a peelable label. Send in ’The pamphlet has directions on how to ® THIRTEEN FOR THIRTY to a coin collector because it depicts the NITWITS a# PTL CLUB-TALK AND VARIETY 9:00 soak, handle and dry the stamps; and also & PTL CLUB-TALK AND VARIETY ® TV GARDEN CLUB ® WHITEWATER, PA ® THE JEFFERSONS another envelope to First Day 6:30 most cherished of all the Indian Hrad tells how to construct a drying book. © MOVIE 'The Truth' Clayton Moor;e, Jay 4:30 ® 0 ST ARSKY AND HUTCH Cancellations, Postmaster, Kansas City, ® MAN BUILDS. MAN DESTROYS Silverheels. Tonlo nearly becomes a CD IRONSIDE 0 0 0 NBC SATURDAY NIGHT AT THE cents. A real cent looking like this, with • CASPER AND FRIENDS Mo, 64108. witness lor the prosecution against an S ) CHAMPIONSHP WRESTLING MOVIES 'Emergency; The Steel Inlerno' the full Liberty on the headband and the ® DAVEY AND GOLIATH innocent man (1 hr 30 min.) ® THE FOURTH ESTATE Randolph Manlooth. Kevin Tighe As a (ire If reports filtering back from the 6:45 ® CANOLEPIN BOWLING e MOVIE -The Ghost Breakeis' 1940 Bob spreads rapidiy through a modern Los diamonds showing in the ribbon, would be Something to do ® A NEW DAY experimental cities do not show too many 12:26 Hope. Paiilelte Goddard. Weed happen, Angeles ollice tower, paramedics Gage worth 1900 in a regular striking and over a 'Tomorrow, Jan. 8, the Second Sunday 6:59 ® IN THE NEWS ings in a 'haunted' castle to scare the and DeSoto are summoned to the scene of these confetti pieces being sneezed MORNING PRAYER 12:30 ^htlul heiress. (1 hr 30 mm ) and start to treat the victims, but soon they thousand in proof. Stamp Show will be held in the Main 7:00 are called on to help with the rescue away or swallowed, the USPS foresees ® FAT ALBERT ® DANIEL FOSTER, M D The stamp was designed by Walter Ballroom of the Meriden Holiday Inn. It is ® VILLA ALEGRE 0 MOVE Curse of the Voodoo' 1965 5:00 operation as weH (2 hrs ) important cost savings in similar “tinies” • UNDERDOG Bryant Hathday, Dennis Price A game O DEPARTMENT S O WEATHER MACHINE Brooks of Norwalk, Conn. It will be just off the East Main Street Exit of ® LITTLE RASCALS hunter on a safari enters the forbidden 0 0 JOE GARAGIOLA TUCSON © MOVIE 'Our Man Flint' 1966 James printed by intaglio in brown and blue on a in the future. Interstate 91 and the Wilbur Cross • CONSULTATION Simbaza territory and becomes the victim OPEN Coburn. Lee J C^bb. Superagenl FImt is 7:25 o( a curse ol voodoo chiel (1 hr. 30 ® AS WE SEE IT assigned to stop viUams who want to tan background. What’B In a name? Parkway. Arlene and John Dunn call O PRAYER min ) ® DANCE IN AMERICA (CAPTIONED) control the weather (2 hrs ) 7:30 The picture will be nowhere near the An inconspicuous press release in Linn’s attention to the possible buying oppor­ ® ACTION NEWSMAKERS 5:30 ® MOVE ‘The Passionate Friends' 1949 ® ARTHUR AND COMPANY 0 0 0 RED HAND GANG ® ADAM 12 Trevor Howard. Ann Todd Woman turns size of the celebrated coin, as the stamp is for Oct. 17, concerning a free pamphlet tun ities during the m idw inter lull. O BUGS BUNNY AND POPEYE ® CROCKETT'S VICTORY GARDEN 0 ROLLER DERBY her back on old love, meeting him again • NEWS years later (2 hrs.) to be an experimental miniature issue, called “ Skinny Dipping Stamps,” brought 12:56 Twenty-five dealers will be present, along 9 THINK PINK PANTHER ® IN THE NEWS EVENING 9'30 only .54 by .66 inches. The usual small U.S. some 3,000 requests. with the USPS. ’There will be the usual • UNCLE WALDO 1:00 ( S THE TONY RANDALL SHOW 8:00 ® WHAT'S NEW MISTER MAGOO? * HOCKEY stam psare .75 by .87. (Fo r the image area The publication is, or was, available free parking, admission and door prizes. ® SKATEBIRDS ® CONNECTICUT. SEEN 6:00 ® OLD TIME GOSPEL HOUR only - forget the perfs.) This wUl make free frpm'the Aquarius Collector Stamp of ’The first meeting of the New Year for • ABBOTT AND COSTELLO • MOVE 'Suicide Commandos' 1968 ® NEWS 9:56 ® 9 SUPER FRENDS Aldo Ray. Hugh Fangar-Smilh A group of • $128,000 QUESTION d) 89 ABC NEWBREF the largest dimension of the new stamp America, Skinny Dipping Dept., Box 634A, the Manchester Philatelic Society will be O DAVEY AND QOUATH English commandos are parachuted • RACING FROM AQUEDUCT 10:00 less than the width of a ditne. (Unless you fint-day ceremonies Jan. 11 at ^ n s a s Ci­ C B BEARS behind German Imes the eve before the ® THIS WEEK IN BASEBALL CB KOJAK Franklin, Mich. 480-25. A large SASE is held at Mott’s Community Hall, 587 E. 0 N E W S ty, Mo., w d will go on sale the next day in 8:26 Normandy invasion to destroy the air base ® ® STUDIO SEE want to measure like a TV sdreen, from requested. At the time of the original Middle Turnpike, from 7 to 10 p.m. ® IN THE NEWS used by the Germans to protect their O HOGAN’S HEROES CD f f l THE LOVE BOAT 10:30 corner to corner.) The coin on the stamp four more of. the test cities; Richmond, release, they offered to include a free gift Tuesday, Jan. 10. ’There will be circuit 6:30 ir>dustriaf zone. (2 hrs ) 6.30 • BRADY KDS 0 PETTICOAT JUNCTION ® CBS NEWS ■ B U C K NEWS will be smaller even than our three-c'ent Portia^, Memphis, and our esteemed with a double-stamped envelope. books, a swapfest, and planning for the e VIEWPOINT ON NUTRITION 0 WRESTLING © TRUTH OR CONSEQUENCES ® BEST OF THE FESTIVAL OF FAITH 11:00 silver piece of 1851-73. neighbor — Hartford. This means that all A thank-you letter to Linn’s, appearing '8:55 ® WASHINGTON WEEK IN REVIEW • MOVIE 'The Unbelievable Man' 1964 MANPEX ’78 to be put on in April. ® 9 SCHOOLHOUSE ROCK 0 KIDSWORLD Myron Healy During soentilic experiments, (I) 3 ) ® ® ® NEWS Although the stamp will be a tiny thing, the branches of the Hartford P.O. should in the Dec. 5 issue from the president of Visitors are always welcome. 8:56 9 R(X)M 222 a prehistoric monster is awakened and a MOVIE -Dodge City' 1939 Enol Flynn. Bruce Cabot Fighting cattieman claijies it will not be in the running for the world’s have it in stock, so it can be as near as the ® IN THE NEWS 1:26 wreaks terror upon earth (1 hr 30 the company, J. Winston Harris, does not 8:57 ® IN THE NEWS min.) with the 'boss' ol Dodge City (1 h r) smallest. The title-holder will still be the East Hartford offices at 850 Main St. and « JUNIOR HALL OF FAME 1:30 ® ANIMAL WORLD ® PETTICOAT JUNCTION a AVI NELSON SHOW 1863-66 Scott design number Al, of the 798 Silver Lane. 9:00 ® THE CBS SATURDAY FILM 0 0 0 NBC NEWS ® BUGS BUNNY AND ROAD RUNNER FESTIVAL ® ® CUE PASA, U S A ? ® FORSYTE SAOA State of Bolivar (now a Departoent of First-day cancellations may be obtained • WOODY WOODPECKER ® DIALOGUE WTIH LAUREL VLOCK © ADAM 12 11:30 ® 9 SCOOBY’S LAFF-A-LYMPICS 0 TV-20 TRAVELOGUE 7:00 (B MOVE Columbia). That one is .31 by .37 inches — up to Feb. 15. Specifications from the V, ■O MOVIE ‘Oregon TraJ Scouts' 1941ABan ® WALL STREET WEEK ® AGRONSKY AND COMPANY ® MOVIE 'The Bandit of Zhobe' 1959 smaller than you would get if you cut a re­ TJSPS say to put your address at least Lane, Bobby Blake Young man saved 0 BLACK PERSPECTIVE • ® LAWRENCE WELK SHOW Victor Mature. Anthony Newley In 19th- century India native chiel turned outlaw 5/8th inches up from the bottom of the from an attack by outlaws by a group ol © MOVIE Ma and Pa Kettle Go to Town' ® NEWS cent Qiristmas stamp into four pieces. b r a k T ^ friendly Indians decides to investigale the 1950 Mariohe Main, Percy KHIbride. Ma and 0 TWO WHEELS ALIVE combats the British (1 hr 40 mm ) NATIVE APPLES 0 0 0 WEEKEND The “ 1877” coin stamp will have its envelope and have the stamp V4 and VSPACE SENTINELS min.) ® BLACK PERSPECTIVE ON THE e RIFLEMAN CENTER 0 MOVIE 'Damn the Defiant'' 1962 Alec O MISTER ROGERS 0 WILD WILD WEST NEWS ALL 4 WHEELS • DELICIOUS • CORTLAND • IDA RED 9:26 1:56 0 HEE HAW Guinness, Dirk Bogarde Tale ol British ® IN THE NEWS ® IN THE NEWS S ODD COUPLE warship during Napoieonic campaign (1 $ 4 9 9 5 9:27 2:00 0 SUPERMAN hr. 45 mm ) Most cars FRESH SWEET APPLE CIDER A 12:00 Home Box Office schedule 69 JUNIOR HALL OF FAME ® SOUL TRAIN ® ONCE UPON A CLASSIC 0 CHAMPIONSHIP WRESTLING 30,000 Mile Guarantee APPLE CIDER VINEDAR 9 ‘30 • BEWITCHED 7:28 ® MOVE Ow Daiiy Bread' 1934 Karen Linda Grey (left) and Anne Lockhart look up at a fire- 8:00—Black Sunday 7:30—College Basketball • POPEYE AND FRENDS ® MAKE IT REAL ® OPINION This week’s schedule for MAHCHtSTW ® O 69 SUPERWITCH 0 PR(3GRAMMING UNANN(X)NCED 7:30 Morely. Tom Keene 10:30—Sailor Who Fell From 9:30—G eorge Kirby 12:30 enveloped high-rise building from which they escaped in FERRANDO ORCHARDS 0 ELECTRIC COMPANY 0 0 THE SENIOR BOWL ® DAILY NUMBER Home Box Office on Greater 10:30—Jabberw ocky 643-7412 © ATHLETES Grace 9:56 ® LILIAS YOGA AND YOU ® CONNECTICUT WOMAN “ Em ergency,” a new two-hour movie Saturday at 9 p.m. BIRCH MOUNTAIN RD., QLA8TONBURY 1:00 Hartford CATV: 12:15— Kamouraake 12:30—Oeorga Kirby 'U l Tfilland Tnpk. (Rt» I)) ® IN THE NEWS (H) HOCKEY 0 NASHVILLE ON THE ROAD 1 Mi. S« Of VtfBWi C«cl« © MOVE Champagne Waltz' 1937 Fred on NBC-TV. 3 Mil— Btyond VHo’t Rttaunnt 10:00 2:30 0 AS SCHOOLS MATCH WITS Today Monday MacMurray. Gladys Swarthout (3 hrs 14 Thuraday • FLINTSTONES • GHOST AND MRS MUIR ® 0 . THAT WE WERE THERE \ C E S X 3 S m in) 2:30—J tc k and tha Baanatalk 8:00—Part 2 Sounder O MOVE -6i«y The Kid vs. Dracula' 1966 ® 9 PROFESSIONAL BOWLERS T(XJR © DICK VAN DYKE SHOW 6:00—Nickelodeon © K ^ V E 'Horror Holer 1963 Dennis Lotis. 8:00—The Late Show Chuck Courtney. John Carradme. BtHy the ® VISION ON 0 POLKA 4:30— Halan Reddy Christopher Lee (1 hr. 30 min.) 10i)0—Jabberwocky 6:00—Inalde the NFL Kid revokes the lawless life, seeking 3.00 ® THE OPEN DOOR S:30-lnalda tlie NFL 0 MOVIE 'They Drive By Night' 1940 Midnight-Paul Anka 9:00-Fun With Dick ^ Jane marrige with a girt whose uncle, unknown ® MOVIE 7:31 6:30—Jack and tha Baanatalk George Raft. Humphrey Bogart (1 hr 30 11KX)—A Star la Bom to both, is the vampire • Dracula. (1 hr. 30 • BRADY BUNCH ® YOUNG PEOPLE'S SPECIAL BOO-Jabbenracky Tuoaday mm) min.) • MOVE 'The Fakers' 1969 Broderick 8:00 104X)-Fun With Dick 6 Jane 2:30 6:30—Jack and the Beanstalk 99 9 BANG SHANO LALAPALOOZA Crawford, Kent Taytor An FBI urKlercover ® THE BOB NEWHART SHOW Midnight —Jabbeiwocky JOIN CABLE T.V. and Enjoy The O NEWS Friday ONCE UPON A CLASSIC agent and a beautiful undercover agent • MOVIE 'AU Through the Night' 1942 8:00—Black Sunday & 2:45 Sunday 10:30—The Shootiat 6:00—Old Curiotity Shop O VILU ALEGRE tracking down Nazi war criminals unite to Humphrey Bogart. Conrad Veidt Ex- 10:26 gangster tracks down the killer of his friend O PRAYER 2:30-Nickelod«on 12:1B-Black Sunday 8:00—Futureworld Spectacular Sporting Events Live From stop the syndicate from distributing 10:00—The Late Show ® IN THE NEWS counterfeit U S currency, which they plan before the police are able to pin the murder 4-.30-Ot)VBr Twist Wadnasday - 10:30 on him. In the process he breaks up a Nazi 11:45— Futureworld to obtain from a much pursued war 6K)0—NIckelodaon 6:00-0llver Twist MADISON SQUARE GARDENI ® BATMAN-TAR2AN criminal. (2 tvs) w y ring and fmds romance. (2 hrs.) • SOUL TRAIN 0 AMERICAN ANGLER (I) 0 TABITHA LOCAL STATIONS AND NETWORKS • • • ADVENTURES OF MUHAMMAD ® CATALOGUE • MOVE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO MAKE LAST AU ® PRO FAN ©MOVIE 'HiYaChum' 1942 Rilz Brothers. MINUTE CHANGES. & DANEL FOSTER. M.D. Vaudevillians. on way to Hollywood, get 0 0 0 THE BIONIC WOMAN • CARRASCOLENDAS sidetracked m a smafl town (1 hr. 30 ® ® JACQUES LIPCHITZ DID SOMEONE 10:55 r)- © MAVERICK ® 69 SCHOOLHOUSE ROCK MENTION 10:56 ® IN THE NEWS SILVERSMITHING? 11:00 THIS WEEK ® KROFFTS SUPERSHOW l» U E a GKDIT. COURSE That's right. The Gem Factory is proud • • 69 THUNDER & FRED ROGERS: WON’T YOU BY MY On CabI# Tf l•vl•1on to announce thet it will be starting off the NEIGHBOR ON CABLE T.V. • HOT FUDGE • KROFFTS SUPERSHOW 77 I year with basic courses in silversmithing. Taught by 11:26 ‘*ln Our Own Image” ® IN THE NEWS “ This Is an Introduction to the Humanities that combines basic In­ LIVE FROM 11:27 • JUNIOR H A a OF FAME formation about painting and sculpture, music, dance, theater Master Craftsmen, Robert Barab of Norwalk, the class 11:30 ® SPACE ACADEMY and film. In addition to viewing telecasts, pn-campus meetings, will last six weeks, 2 hrs. a week. A ll tools and supplies needed for you to • MOVE 'Angels in Disguise' 1949 Leo MADISON Qorcey, Huntz Halt. The Boys, w o rk^ as readings and special pro)ects assigned by the MCC Instructor will copy boys on a newspaper, turn detectives when their real estate friend is shot in a be required. It carries 3 college credits that may be^ p pIlOT tr finish your own sterling silver ring will be provided. But be sure to call 8i register soon hoW-up. help uncover the Loop gang (1 SQUARE GARDEN hr.) MCC degree programs. as class size is limited to 12 students. Meanwhile, don't forget we also have a unique • MOVE 'Jesse James Meets Franken­ ON CABLE CHANNEL 26 stein's Daughter' 1966 John Lupton, Cat There are five convenient showings each Bolder. A descendent of Dr. Frankenstein jewelry & gift boutique specializing in gifts by Nature. kidnaps the viage children for bizarre Wednesday and Friday on Greater Hartford experiments. Then seeking revenge on CATV, Inc., Channel 13. Broadcasts begin Tues-Wed. 11-6 Thurs. 12-7 Fri. 11-6 Sat. 10-5 Jesse James, she transforms his wounded friend into a monstrous robot (1 hr. 30 January 25 and continue for 15 weeks. The cost RONALD E. 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« 4 k X *. 1A.« J Jt J V . ’ r'a'lPY, , 4 WEEKEND - January 7,1078 - Page g Page 4 - WEEKEND - January 7, 1978 Sunday, Jan. 8 Daytime programs 4:30 screen with the outrageous humor and pain MORNING 0 3 0 ANOTHER WORLD MOnNINQ X ® AMMALS, ANIMALS. ANIMALS X 0 ABC’S WIDE WORLD OF of contemporary Me. (3 hrs! 15 min.) AN ENTREPRENEUR IN 0 BUGS BUNNY ® MOMENTS OF COMFORT SPORTS 0 MEET THE MAYORS ® LILtAS YOGA AND YOU & ® STUDIO SEE 0 MOVIE 'Good Neighbor Sam' 1964 ® ATHLETES AND LISTEN YOUR OWN COMMUNITY 6:50 3:16 5:50 99 ADELANTE Jack Lemmon, Romy Schneider Story 0 ® MASTERPIECE THEATRE 0 N E W S X 0 GENERAL HOSPITAL • NEWS 0 SWISS FAMILY ROBINSON about an ad man who has to pose as 9:30 Are you hemmed in by a dead-end job? If you're an 5:54 3'30 6:00 11:65 another woman's husband and the con­ X ALICE 0 MORNNG PRAYER X 0 NEW MK)KEY MOUSE CLUB O:) CHRISTOPHER CLOSEUP X ® SCHOOLHOUSE ROCK sequences which result. (2 hrs 30 mm ) O NEWARK AND REALITY intelligent and goal-motivated individual, WE'RE 5:55 O OVER EASY • REV CLEOPHUS ROBINSON 5:00 ® ORAL ROBERTS LOOKING FOR YOU. 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Adaptation of 0 MOVIE 'Last Tram From Gun Hill' 1959 0 SPORTS EXTRA ------orcoll 713-526-8561, 0 N E W S 3 STAR TREK (EXC TUE ) X MY NEIGHBOR S RELIGION Audie Murphy's true heroic war adven­ Kirk Douglas. Anthony Oumn Staunch O ® SESAME STREET ® VISIONS Director of Recruiting 3 0 TODAY X WORSHIP FOR SHUT INS tures, which earned him the title of the most sheriff IS determined to leave Gun Hill with 10:45 0 UNDERDOG 0 MOVIE (EXC. TU E ) Captain Blood' 0 CHRISTOPHERS decorated soldier of Vi/W 8 (2 hrs.) murder suspect despite necessity lor a 0 MASSACHUSETTS COUNCIL OF An Equal Opporlunity Employer M/F. 7'3 0 (MON.) Special Treat (TUE.) 'Papa and 3 REX HUMBARO ® NOVA shool-oul (2 hrs) RABBIS 0 FLINTSTONES , « Me'. 'The Three Musketeers' Part II » MOVIE Underground’ 1941 Philip Dorn. 12:30 X BRADY BUNCH 11:00 0 PTL CLUB-TALK AND VARETY (W ED). 'The Prisoner ol Zenda' (THUR ). Jeffrey Lynn During World War II a German X 1927 0 M O V IE 'TheFanvIy' 1973Telly Savalas. X 3 0 NEWS 0 MR. MAGOO ■The Pirate' (FRI.) C iv ilia n works for freedom forces unbek­ 0 I LOVE LUCY Charles Bronson A loner executioner gets 0 DEAR ABBY SPECIAL 8:00 0 SUPER HEROES nownst to his Nazi officer brother (2 X MOVIE 'G id^el' 1959 Sandra Dee. Clift a syndicate offer he dares not refuse (2 O MOVIE Lucky Luciano' 1974 Edmond X CAPTAIN KANGAROO 0 LITTLE RASCALS h rs ) Robertson. Beach bum tries to win girl hrs.) O'Brien. Rod Steiger, Story ot the Malia 0 WOODY WOODPECKER Jill Voigt portrays 4:30 m ROCKY AND FRIENDS away from surfer (1 hr 30 min ) ® HUMAN DIMENSION king ot narcotics Irom his deportation to his 0 TODAY 0 WOODY WOODPECKER .44 OLD TIME GOSPEL HOUR ® HOUR OF POWER 0 PROGRAM UNANNOUNCED death from a heart attack. (2 hrs 10 0 ARCHES Rebecca Lice Hunt on ABC- X ABC AFTERSCHOOL SPECIAL 8:00 0 3 MEET THE PRESS 0 CROCKETT'S VICTORY GARDEN m m ) 8:30 & ENVIRONMENT OF ARNOLD 24 HOUR TOWING TV’s “One Life to Live,” X WE BELIEVE 0 CONNECTICUT NEWSMAKERS ® LIVING FAITH 0 ARCHES la ? 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X UP FRONT X RHODA 0 MOVIE Walk on the Wild Side' 1962 0 IN-SCHOOL PROGRAMMING 0 JOURNEY TO The CENTER OF THE 0 COLLEGE BASKETBALL '78 The Limbo Line' (FR I) 0 IN CONQUEST OF THE SEA Laurence Harvey, Capucine [2 hrs ) 0 TOM LARSON SHOW EARTH 3 0 REGIONAL COLLEGE BASKETBALL ■ STAN OZMEK, Manager ® FESTIVAL OF FAITH X 0 THE SIX MILLION DOLLAR MAN 1:10 0 STRUM'N DRUMMERS X LITTLE RASCALS 7 8 0 VARIOUS PROGRAMMING WINTER IS TOUGH! 0 NINE ON NEW JERSEY O NEWS ^ 301-315 CENTER ST., MANCHESTER ^ 10:24 3 0 FOR RICHER. 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Lang Jeffries A space expedition Robert Allman’s critically-acclaimed multi­ 0 BRADY KIDS 'Harry Black and the Tiger' (TUE ), 'Hell X 0 ONE LIFE TO LIVE 0 TOP CAT from Earth, headed toward the moon, is star comedy-drama that explodes on the 'PARKAS 34 LATINO forced by a mysterious power to land in an Mon. • Thurt. 4 P.M. - 9 P.M. V and High Water' (WED ), 'Five Fingers' 0 3 0 DOCTORS 10:30 area not ot their choice. (2 hrs) All include Cup of Homemade Soup or Juice. (THUR ), 'The 13th Letter' (FRI.) O WALLY GATOR X BEST OF CORSAIR AND COMPANY 0 ® DANCE IN AMERICA 11:26 ® VARIOUS PR(DGRAMMING 0 SPIDERMAN 3:15 0 . » t f *■ . 9 ^ Roast Sirldin of Beef Au Jus 0 NEW JERSEY REPORT 2:57 'K N IT WEAR Time foi a Lube 11:30 X JABBERJAW X 0 INTERNATIONAL AMATEUR. *$2 BUYS ALL OF THIS $2 g 0 NBC NEWS UPDATE 0 POINT OF VIEW BOXING Baby Beef Liver and Onion or Bacon X LOVE OF LIFE 3:00 0 THREE STOOGES ^ Our Introductory oiler • Job? 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Story centered around ® THE CBS LA TE M O V E Hawaii Five-O' The year 's biggest sports event, the Super 7:30 6:00 two brothers caught on opposing sides Travel agent is k ie d as w a n ^ to his Bowl game, is threatened by a sJent kWer ® DALY NUMBER CD CD O 99 NEWS when greed, corruption and fanaticism partner to stop arranging gambling junkets. (2 hrs ) announce 6:00 0 WHEN HAVOC STRUCK • BRADY BUNCH sweep a Cablornia boomtown (World 'Kojak: Death is Not a Passing Grade' 0 PTL CLUB-TALK AND VARETY ® ® 0 0 NEWS ® TRUTH OR CONSEQUENCES O CONCENTRATION Television Premiere) Series of btxglaries especiaty puzzling tor 0 0 NBC MONDAY NIGHT AT THE 0 BRADY BUNCH 0 NEWLYWED GAME 99 BOZO ® 0 CHARUE'S ANGELS Kojak because dues contain personal M O VES 'Car Wash' 1976 Richard Pryor. ©CONCENTRATION 0 0 WLD KINGDOM O ® ZOOM © PTL CLUB-TALK AND VARETY items stolen from him. George Carlin A hip comedy about a day (9) BOZO 0 BIG MONEY O HOGAN'S HEROES 0 0 0 THE BLACK SHEEP 0 LOVE AMERICAN STYLE at the Deluxe Car Wash in L A . where radio 0 ® ZOOM 0 CONNECTICUt 09 CROSS WITS SQUADRON ® 0 POLICE S TO R Y, M YSTERY O F 1>€ contests, religion and revolution mix with O HOGAN'S HEROES 0 DICK VAN DYKE SHOW 6:30 OPEN CASTING 0 ® DANCE IN AMERICA WEEK politics, putdowns and prostitutes - and 0 CROSS WITS 0 IN SEARCH O F m 09 1 LOVE LUCY 0 M O VE ‘My Sister Eileen' 1955 Janet 0 M O VE ‘The Brotherhood ot Satan’ nobody gets hurt. for Uwlr tpring production of 6:30 ® MACNEL-LEHRER REPORT CD ABC NEWS Leigh. Jack Lemmon Tw o sisters struggle 1971 Strother Marixi. L.Q. Jones. A small 0 FAROUK LAST OF THE PHARAOHS 0 0 I LO VE LUCY 7:31 JOKER'S WILD as a writer and actress against the crazy midwestern town, cut oH from the outside 0 ® TH E G R EA T AIRSHIP ADVENTURE ® ABC NEWS ® WHEN HAVOC STRUCK ® LASSIE odds in Greenwich Village. (2 hrs.) world, is driven into panic by the disappear­ 9:30 0 JOKER'S WILD 8:00 NI6HT WATCH 9:58 ance ol 13 children and the brutal deatns 89 0 0 NBC NEWS (S) LASSIE ® GOOD TIMES ® THE BETTY WHITE SHOW ® 0 ABC NEWSBREF 01 their trapped parents (2 hrs.) 0 ® OVER EASY 10:00 By Lucille Fletcher O O 0 NBC NEWS 0 CROSS WITS 0 ADAM 12 0 0 0 THE TONIGHT SHOW ® SWITCH 0 ® OVER EASY ® 0 EIGHT IS ENOUGH 10:00 6:55 DIroctod by David Curran 0 ® ABC CAPTIONED NEWS NEWS 0 ADAM 12 0 HOCKEY © N E W S 09 NEWS 0 © IR O N S ID E 0 ® SCENES FROM A MARRIAGE 6:55 0 O 0 THE LIFE AND TIMES OF ® 0 B AR E TTA 7:00 11:00 0 N E W S GRIZZLY ADAMS 0 0 0 POLICE WOMAN (3) CBS NEWS 12:30 ® ® 0 0 0 NEWS 7:00 0 NOVA 0 ® SCENES FROM A MARRIAGE BRADY BUNCH 0 M O V E 'Monsieur Beaucaire' 1946 Bob 0 ® CBS NEWS 0 ROBERT YOUNG, FAMILY DOCTOR 10:30 ® CONCENTRATION 0 FOREVER FERNWOOD Jan. 9-1M 2 • 7:30-9:30 D.m. H3pe, Joan Caultield. (2 h rs ) 0 HOLLYWOOD CONNECTION 0 BRADY BUNCH ® FORSYTE SAGA 0 GARNER TED ARMSTRONG 1:00 0 BOWLING FOR DOLLARS ® CONCENTRATION 8:30 39 FESTIVAL OF FAITH 0 LIVING FAITH FIRST FEDERAL SAViNdS 11:00 0 0 0 TOMORROW 0 PETTICOAT JUNCTHDN 0 BOWLING FOR DOLLARS ® ALICE 1:30 0 JOURNEYS TO THE MIND 0 FESTIVAL OF FAJTH ® ® 0 0 0 NEWS 0 DICK CAVETT 2510 MAIN 8T., QLA8TONBURY 0 MERV GRIFFIN 0 JOE FRANKLIN SHOW ONEWS 0 FOREVER FERNWOOD 0 ANDY GREFITH SHOW 0 PROGRAM UNANNOUNCED 6:57 2:30 0 MACNEl-LEHRER REPORT 0 HaLYWOOD CONNECTION ® DtCK CAVETT SHOW © N E W S 0 NBC NEWS UPDATE ALFRED HITCHCOCK • 0 CROSS WITS © LIVING FAITH 0 11:30 0 MACNEIL-LEHRER REPORT 8:58 0 ODD COUPLE 0 PETTICOAT JUNCTION O NEWS ® THE CBS LATE MOVE Partners in 0 CROSS WITS ® NEWSBREAK 0 ABC NEWS 0 ® DICK CAVETT SHOW 2:45 Crime’ 1973 Lee Grant, Harry Guardtno © ODD COUPLE 9:00 ® LOWELL THOMAS REMEMBERS 0 ANDY GRIFFITH SHOW 0 PRAYER Upon release from prison after serving 0 ABC NEWS ® THE CBS WEDNESDAY NIGHT MOVIES 7:30 seven years for robbery, an amrresiac hires ® D A IY NUMBER WININGER’S 0 CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS a judge and her parolee partner to help him ® PRICE IS RIGHT find the loot (R) LOVE AMERICAN STYLE GYMNASTIC SCHOOL O NEWLYWED GAME 0 Thursday, Jan. 12 0 PROGRAM UNANNOUNCED ® 0 POLICE STORY 0 MOVIE ’Member ol the Wedding' 1953 0 THE FOURTH ESTATE - 11:00 0 CANOO CAMERA Girh and Boys EVENING ® LOWELL THOMAS REMEMBERS Ethel Waters. Jube Harris. A youngster of 8:57 ® ® 0 0 0 NEWS 0 CONNECTICUT 7:30 12 doesn’t reahze that she’s leaving 0 NBC NEWS UPDATE 0 FOREVER FERNWOOD 0 HOLLYWOOD SQUARES ® DALY NUMBER childhood lor adolescence and is deter­ Ages Preschool thru High School 8:58 O HaLYWOOD CONNECTION 0 DICK VAN DYKE SHOW 6:00 0 C AR a BURNETT AND FRENDS mined to go with her brother on his ® NEWSBREAK © LIVING FAITH 0 TATTLETALES ® ® 0 0 NEWS ® MUPPETS SHOW honeymoon to escape her 'drab' exis­ 9:00 0 PETTICOAT JUNCTION ® MACNEIL-LEHRER REPORT 0 BRADY BUNCH 0 NEWLYWED GAME tence (2 h rs ) ® HAWAB FIVE-0 0 @ DICK CAVETT SHOW 7:31 0 CONCENTRATION 0 POP GOES THE COUNTRY 0 © 0 THE TONIGHT SHOW ® 0 BARNEY MLLFR 11:30 ® THAT'S HOLLYWOOD Open House end Reglstretion 0 HOLLYWOOD SQUARES 0 IRONSIDE ' X (9) BOZO © PTL CLUB-TALK AND VARETY ® THE CBS LATE MOVC 'Scarecrow' 0 Z O O M 0 CONNECTICUT ® ABC CAPTIONED NEWS 0 0 0 JAMES AT 15 1973 Gene Hackman, Al Pacmo O am a January 14, Baturday 10 am-4 pm O HOGAN'S HEROES 0 SPECIAL EDITION 8:00 12:30 • 0 SCENES FROM A MARRIAGE revolves around two odd-ball drifters ® VARIETY '77 0 CROSS WITS 0 HO CKEY 0 MOVIE Miss Tallock's Millions' 1948 ® MASTERPIECE THEATRE looking for their share of the American January 18, Bunday 1 pm-4 pm ® ZOOM (CAPTIONED) 0 TH A T GIRL 0 CROSS WITS John Lund. Monty Woolley (2 hrs 11 9:30 dream. (R) ® 0 LUCAN 6 :30 ® MACNEIL-LEHRER REPORT min.) ® 0 CARTER COUNTRY 0 LOVE AMERICAN STYLE New Clenee Begin Jenuery 16 0 I LOVE LUCY 7:31 0 0 HOCKEY 1:00 0 9:58 ® 0 STARSKY AND HUTCH. TOMA 0 0 0 LITTLE HOUSE ON THE ® ABC NEWS ® DOUBLEPLAY 0 0 0 TOMORROW ® 0 ABC NEWSBREF 0 MOVIE 'Kiss the Blood off My Hands' JOKER'S WLD PRAIRIE 1:30 0 1948 Burt Lancaster. Joan Fontaine A hot Michael Strong (left) and Avery Schrelber mull over 0 ® NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC © LA SSIE 0 JOE FRANKLIN SHOW 8:00 tempered man kills a pub owner in a fighi 0 O 0 NBC NEWS 10:00 and while dodging the police he meets a the fate of a friend in "The Ascent of Mr. Fuji,” the con­ O-'Vi I Recreational and Competitive ® TFE WALTONS 8:30 0 ® OVER EASY . ® THIS WEEK girl who convinces turn to give himsetl up © N E W S * CROSS WITS troversial Soviet drama which premieres the new season 0 MERV GRIFFIN O ADAM 12 0 © N E W S 2:41 ® 0 WELCOME BACK. KOTTER (1 hr 45 min.) 8:57 I Gymnastics 6:55 ® 0 REDO FOXX 0 0 0 THE TOf^HT SHOW of Hollywood Television Theater on PBS. The program 0 ALFRED HITCHCOCK 0 MOVE 'Quackser Fortune Has A 0 NBC NEWS UPDATE 0 N E W S 0 UNTOUCHABLES 2:45 Cousin in the Bronx' 1970 Gene Wilder. © ® ABC CAPTIONED NEWS airs T ue^y at 8 p.m. on Channels 24 and 57. 8:58 7:00 0 0 0 WHAT REALLY HAPPENED TO 12:30 O PRAYER Margot Kidder. An Irish manure peddler ® 0 ABC NEWSBREF I Vertoue Womene FHneee Progreme ® CBS NEWS TH E CLASS O F '65 0 M O V IE 'The Aflairsot Susan’ 1945 Joan becomes enamored ot an American girl BRADY BUNCH 0 247-2424 Fontaine. George Brent (2 hrs, 10 nun.) 0 who abandoned him After inheriting $ Mother - Toddler Cleeeee ® CONCENTRATION 0 BRUINS WRAP-UP 1:00 money Irom a cousin, he becomes a guide A girl sweathog? That’s the possibility when Angie 0 BOWLWG FOR DOLLARS ® SCENES FROM A MARRIAGE 0 0 0 TOMORROW t FOR INFORMATION CALL: on his ovm sightseeing bus (2 hrs.) Tuesday, Jan. 10 © FESTIVAL OF FAITH 10:30 1:15 (played by Melonie Haller) comes to Buchanan High on 0 0 0 CHiPs © M O V E ‘Under the Yum Yum Tree’ 1963 Darnila Adanw — 649-0214 0 OUTDOORS WITH KEN CALLAWAY O J(DE FRANKLIN SHOW cattle rustler. 'Kojak: Dead on His Feet’ 0 ONCE UPON A CLASSIC ABC-TV’s "Welcome Back Hotter,” Thursday at 8 p.m. EVENING (E » G O NG SHOW 0 0 0 NBC REPORTS ONEWS Jack Lemmon. Carol Lynley Tw o people 2:15 police detective keeps Ns terminal illness Bill WInIngar — 888-8796 ® NOVA in love agree lo determine Ihetr ’character ______a reWLYWED GAME 0 ® SCENES FROM A MARRIAGE 0 MACNEL-LEHRER REPORT O NEWS a secret. (R ) . 9 SOUNDING BOARD 0 BRUINS WRAP-UP 511 EA8T CENTER 8TREET 0 CROSS WITS compatiMity' by Itvmg together 2:30 0 LO VE AMERICAN STYLE 0 MERV GREFIN 6:00 a S H A N A N A 10:16 ©ODD COUPLE platonicatty O PRAYER ® 0 TUESDAY MOVE OF THE WEEK ® 0 F t S H 3) 3 ) ® 9 NEWS a CONNECTICUT 0 M O V E ‘PhHtr 1954 Judy Holliday. Jack MANCHE8TER QREEN 2:48 ‘Night Watch' Elizabeth Taylor. Laurence 0 ABC NEWS . BRADY BUNCH a $100,000 NAME THAT TUNE Lemmon Successful c o u (^ , bored witti I TRUTH OR CONSEQUENCES CONCENTRATION flit |-{OCKEY marriage, get divorced after eight years, Harvey. 0 O 0 THE TOMGHT SHOW BOZO ® MACNEIL-LEHRER REPORT only to find themselves disconlent without REMODELING 0 Z O O M 7:31 e a (^ other 0 O ABC CAPTIONED NEWS HOGAN’S HEROES CD ALL STAR ALMOST ANYTHNG 10:30 12:30 Friday, Jan. 13 0 M O V E 'Major and the Minor’ 1942 CROSS WITS GOES 0 WANTED: DEAD OR ALIVE 8:00 0 PETTICOAT JUNCTION LOCAL STATIONS AND NETWORKS RESIDENTIAL-COMMERCIAL 6:30 Ginger Rogers. Ray MiMand (2 hrs. 10 EVENING 8:00 11:00 ® ALL STAR COMEDY ICE REVUE 0 ® DICK CAVETT SHOW RESERVE THE RIGHT TO MAKE LAST min.) ® I LOVE LUCY S) ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITANNICA ® ® 0 0 0 NEWS O M O V E 'Th e ScarlefClaw’ 1944 Basil MINUTE CHANGES. 1:00 0 CROSS WITS SPECIALISTS^ ABC NEWS ■ CROSS WITS 0 FOREVER FERNWOOD NOWHERE, ® 0 DONNY AND MARE Rathbone. Nigel Bruce. Holmes and JOKER'S WLD CD S I HAPPY DAYS 0 BASKETBALL 0 0 0 TOMORROW 6:00 0 BASKETBALL Watson trap a diabokcal monster in the TV Compulos S*rvlct4, Inc. LASSC a HOCKEY 0 LIVMG FAJTH 1:16 ® ® O 0 NEWS 0 0 0 CPO SHARKEY Canadian marshes NBC NEWS 0 JOE FRANKLIN SHOW 0 BRADY BUNCH • REC. ROOMS a a a l i t t l e h o u s e o n t h e 0 PETTICOAT JUNCTION 0 ® WASHNQTON WEEK IN REVEW • 11:30 8 ® OVER EASY 0 ® DICK CAVETT SHOW 2:15 0 CONCENTRATION PRAIRIE O ROBERT YOUNG. FAMLY DOCTOR ® M O V E 'D-Day the 6th o! June' 1956 I NEWS NOWAY • KITCHENS ADAM 12 a ® HOLLYWOOD TELEVISION 11:30 © B O Z O Robert laytor. Richard Todd Story ot the 6.55 ® THE CBS LATE MOVE 'Callow' 1971 2:30 0 ® Z O O M THEATRE 0 MERV GREFIN Normandy invasion during W W H and the NEWS Yul Brynner. Richard Crenna. In post-Civil o HOGAN'S He r o e s • ROOM ADDITIONS 8:30 0 O 0 THE ROCKFORD FLES professional and personal problems ol two 7:00 War Texas. Marshal Cowan is sent to 2:40 0 CROSS wrr? CB ANDREW YOUNG: A PROPILE O ® WALL STREET WEEK officers. CD CBS NEWS arrest his wartime friend. Callow, now a i ALFRED HITCHCOCK NOHOW.. 6:30 a MERV GRIFFIN 8:58 O LOVE AMERICAN STYLE b r m d y b u n c h 0 0 I LOVE LUCY a ) a LAVERNE AND SHBLEY ® NEWSBREAK ® MOVIE ‘The Last Train From Gun rtll' CONCENTRATION 9:00 ® ABC NEWS can you get a better deal.^_ ® 0 ABC NEWSBREF 1959 Kirk Douglas. Anihony Quinn BOWLING FOR DOLLARS CD M A S H , 0 JOKER'S WLO 9.00 Staunch shentt determined to leave Gun HiH FESTIVAL OF FAITH (B a THREE S COMPANY © LA SSIE ® PEOPLE’S COMMAND with murder suspect, despite necessity tor • CARA6ES NBC NEWS ® PTL CLUB-TALK AND VARCTY 0 0 0 NBC NEWS PERFORMANCE shoot-out. (2 hrs.) Sales & Service NEWS 0MUNDOREAL 9'30 thanatBERNIE’S ® 0 ABC FRIDAY NIGHT MOVE 'You 0 © 0 THE TONIGHT SHOW • BREEUWAYS MACNEIL-LEHRER REPORT 0) ONE DAY AT A TWE " B&J 0 AOAM 12 Can't Steal Love’ 1974 Donna Mills, Robert 0 @ ABC CAPTIONED NEWS CROSS WITS X a S O A P ® OVER EASY 0 B A R E n A • PORCHES ODD COUPLE 6:56 Conrad DHECTORY 9:58 © PTL CLUB-TALK AND VARETY 12:30 ABC NEWS • SH M AOTHER OD a ABC NEWSBREF 0 N E W S 0 T^€ SOUNDS OF RAGTIME AND © M O V E 'The PaleFace' 1940 Bob Hope. 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Contest at Shakespeare Theater events theater • The French farce, “A Flea in her Ear. ” is on stage at the Hartford Stage "Grease." the musical that holds the Company. 50 Church St., now through Feb. current record as the longest running 'V-'* musical on Broadway, will return for a 12. (527-5151) • “The Middle Ages,” a new play by third engagement at the Connecticut A.R. Gurney Jr. is having its world Center for the Performing Arts of the premiere performance now through Jan. American Shakespeare Theatre. Strat­ 22 at the Hartman Theatre in Stamford. ford. Tuesday through Jan. 15. • d A special feature of this engagement is Mr. Gurney’s play presents a thought a look-a-like contest based on the popular provoking comic look at modern society Fonzic and Laverne television characters. as seen by the members of an aristocratic t. "Grease" is the musical credited with family. (323-2131) • When the Queen's Grenadiers arrived reviving the fifties and spawning the in a small English town of the 1700s, their successful television shows. "Happy objectives generally were twofold; of­ These trees Days" and "Laverne and Shirley." ■ ' high winds wl The leather jacketed, pegged jeans and ficially, they were to enlist recruits; unof­ greased-back hair character of Fonzie is a ficially. they waged pitched and lusty bat­ night and ear direct imitation of Danny Zuko. one of the tle with the village women. This dual pur­ male leads in “Grease." The brash and suit is the basis of George Farquhar’s loud character of Laverne is taken from Restoration comedy, “The Recruiting Of­ the role of Betty Rizo. which was ficer." which is in production at Long Wharf Theatre through Jan. 29. (787-4282) Uni originated by Adrienne Barbeau on Broadway. An unusual win The look-a-like contest is open to anyone , Dinner theaters trees falling and p< Manchester area, of any age and all entrants should try to • At Pine Brook Dinner Theatre in malfunctioning in I look as much like thfr Fonzie and Laverne Higganum, the holiday season winds up holding in Boston. characters through costuming, hairstyle with the concluding performances of Mrs. Lillian Carter, mother of the President, is shown with High winds, he: nad vocal delivery as well as hdding "Happy Faces" tonight and Sunday. “Man members of Jury’s Irish Cabaret who entertained her and other United seasonably warm I whatever else that might enhance the of La Mancha" opens Wednesday and con­ States visitors on their recent Friendship Force visit to Ireland. The bined to create a v: characterization. tinues through Feb. 26. (525-9865) throughout New E The two judged to look most like Fonzie • At Coachlight Dinner Theatre in East same group of entertainers will be at Bushnell Memorial HaTl. Hart­ The Hartford E and Laverne will win the following; a Windsor, the new 1925 musical, “No, No, ford, tonight at 8. reported that 1. walk-on role in the finale of "Grease" Nanette," is performing now through Feb. customers lost sen concert featuring three jazz pianists from service had been i Thursday at the theater, four free tickets 2. (623-8227) exhibitions and events at Wadsworth • to each winner’s family to see the the Hartford area Jan. 15 from 7 to 10 p.m. Atheneum in Hartford, call 247-9111. ning. Power ou( Thursday evening performance, and a at the Sheraton Tobacco Valley Inn, Wind­ • Today and Sunday at 3 p.m., the film reported in parts c tree record album of the original cast. Musical events sor. Further information is available by “Camelot, ” starring Vanessa Redgrave Windsor and Verm The judging will take place backstage of • The Eastern Brass Quintet makes calling 242-6688. and Richard Harris will be shown in the Trees and branc premiere appearances at South • Second Congregational Church, 385 N. down in many ai the American Shakespeare Theatre Atheneum Cinema, 600 Main St., Hart­ winds. Ken Irish i Wednesday at a time to be announced. En­ Congregational/First Baptist Church, 90 Main St., will present another in its con­ ford. Showing Jan. 14 and 15, also at 3 try blanks are available at the Main St., New Britain, Sunday, Jan. 15, cert series Jan. 15 at 7 p.m. in the sanc­ p.m., is “Finian's Rainbow” with Fred Shakespeare Theatre box office in Strat­ and at Immanuel Congregational Church, tuary. The program will feature vocal Astaire and Petula Clark. ford. (375-5000) Woodland Street and Farmington Avenue favorites sung by Wes Garrison, tenor, in Hartford, Friday, Jan. 20. Both perfor­ Charles Fidlar, baritone, and Greta Shal Open casting mances are 8 p.m. The quintet is a group Hopkins, soprano. They will be accom­ Chorale auditions panied by Herbert Chatzky, minister of of five young men who are artists-in- The H artford CTiorale, a 90-voice CAIRO, Egypt ( Open casting for the Wethersfield Com­ residence at the University of Connec­ music at Second Congregational Church. regional choral society, will hold auditions of Iran today en munity Players production of the Rodgers ticut. and are members of the New Haven Garrison was formerly soloist with the for all vocal parts this month. Anwar Sadat’s Mid and Barer comic musical. "Once Upon a Svmphony Orchestra. Both concerts are Air Force Singing Sergeants and the U.S. The auditions will be Friday, Jan. 13, itiative, ciouded b; Mattress." will be held Saturday and Sun­ free. (22^3691 or 527-8121) Air Force Band. He was also with the from 7:15 to 9:15 p.m.; Saturday, Jan. 14, Israeli quarre day, Jan. 14 and 15, 2 to 5 p.m. at Metropolitan Opera Studio. settlements in occi Emerson-Williams School, Wells Road, • The Hartford Symphony Auxiliary from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m.; Monday, Jan. 16, presents its third annual winter lecture Miss Hopkins was formerly with the To the booms o Wethersfield, with additional tryouts the from 7:15 to 7:45 p.m., and Monday, Jan. series, “The Four Families of the New York City Center, now living in West Shah Mohammei following Saturday and Sunday. Jan. 21 23, from 7:15 to 7:45 p.m. landed at the airpi Symphony Orchestra,” beginning Mon-■ •Hartford"' . All auditions will be at the First Church and 22. at the same time. Fidlar was formerly music director of winter resort tow day. The series will consist of six lectures of Christ Congregational, 12 S. Main St., same spot where Sarah Parham is production director the Simsbury Light Opera, assistant con­ with Bruce Hector selected as musical describing the various sections of the West Hartford. stopped for 8( symphony orchestra, each lecture to be ductor of the Rhode Island Philharmonic The Chorale performs two major con­ Wednesday to con 'director. and currently director of the West Bank Applicants should bring sheet music. followed by a mini-concert. The lectures certs each year — its annual Christmas Sadat embrace! Singers and professor of music at Hart­ Further information is available by will be held in the sanctuary of the season presentation of Handel's shah, who has give ford Community College. $1 billion in aid sir calling Ed Schultze, production manager, Unitarian Meeting House, 50 Bloomfield “Messiah,” and a second spring concert Ave., Hartford, on consecutive Mondays Tickets are available at the door at 6 featuring another major choral work. This East War. of 337 Hartford Ave.. Wethersfield, at 529- p.m. the night of the concert. Further in­ Asked what he from 1;30 to 3 p.m. year the group will present Mozart’s 3998. formation is available by calling Chatzky conditions for pe; The lecture schedule is as follows: “Requiem” and Bach’s “Cantata No. 78.” Tuesday, the symphonic conductor and at home, 649-6198. quoted by the Egy At the Bushnell Persons wishing to audition may make News Agency as the concertmaster, Arthur Winograd and appointments by contacting Judy Moriar- Jury’s Irish Cabaret of Dublin comes to Bernard Lurie, reception after the lec­ Dance events ty of 24 Midland Road, Windsor Locks, the Bushnell Metnorial Hall, Hartford, ture; Jan. 16, string family; Jan. 23, the The Gallery Dancers will feature an 623-9133. harp; Jan. 30, the brass family; Feb. 6, tonight at 8. The event is sponsored by the evening of English country dance Friday Ancient Order of Hibernians, Division 2. the woodwind family; Feb. 13, the percus­ sion family. at 7:30 p.m. at Foot Prints, 466 Main St. Wednesday, Arthur Winograd directs Classes for high school students and adults There will be a discussion after each Boones at Civic Center the Hartford Symphony in a program of are held every second and fourth Friday of HONOLULU session. music by Richard Strauss, Mendelssohn the month. Live music will accompany the Pat Boone and his daughter, Debby, Guard cutter. S' and Penderecki. Cellist Aarry Gark will Tickets may be purchased at the door. whose hit single, “You Light Up My Life,” dancing. Further information is available persons who ab be featured soloist. For series reservations, contact Mrs. is currently topping the charts, will per­ by calling Frank Van Cleef at 649-9208. Indian freighte Jan. 19, 20 and 21, "My Fair Lady " Robert Weing, 28 Birch Rd., West Hart­ form Thur^ay at 8 p.m. in the coliseum of rough North Pa starring Edward Mulhare as Henry ford. the Hartford Civic Center. Tickets are toward the ar Higgins and Anne Rogers as Eliza Doolit­ • The Hartford Jazz Society will pre­ Art and film evontt available at the Civic Center box office sighted an emp tle will be shown. (246-6807) sent “Piano Styles,” the second annual • For information about current and all Ticketron outlets. tially submeri lifejackets. A Coast Gui Honolulu said ( made 200 mile: tion, from wl Chandra Gupta on Thursday. 1 did not sight : could not tell i was from the i

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