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Detail* on page 2 Good and Bad MANCHESTER — The rain and snow may not please those of us who hate to drive in such weather, but one man who is very happy is Bob Young, water treatment] manager for the town’s Water I Department. 'The 1.15 inches of precipitation Israel in the last week has boosted the Demand level of town reservoirs and By UnilefI Press Inlernalional waterways. The dry autumn in the discuss the stalled Middle East peaJ Prime Minister Menachem Begin talks. area this year resulted in a severe met with top Israeli officials today to drop in the town’s water supply, U.S. Senate Majority Leader draw up a letter responding to Egyp­ Robert Byrd delivered a letter from and this concerned Young and tian President Anwar Sadat’s latest Of Fate" others in the Water Department. Sadat to Begin Friday that sources rs, Jacques peace demands and government described as conciliatory, but which "Roaring Brook is roaring sources said it amounted to a rejec­ again," Young said as he dis­ tion. did not indicate any change in the cussed the recent increase in the Elgyptian position. A spokesman for Begin said the But Israeli national television said water level. letter had not yet been completed by ’’We’ve still got a long way to the renewed direct personal contact midday. He said it probably would be between Bepin and &dat may be the 4 go,” he added, however. turned over to U.S. Ambassador ’The brook, for instance, still is only real progress that was achieved Samuel W. Lewis for relay to the in the exchange. I down seven feet below Its normal U.S. Embassy in Cairo later in the level. The sharpest drop is at day or Tuesday. Egyptian Prime Minister Mustafa lOialil, who carried the latest Egyp­ Howard Reservoir, which has Begin met with his top peace talks tian position to-Washington, dropped 13 feet. negotiators. Foreign Minister Moshe kJ" (1947) Warmer weather is predicted described it as an “extremely con­ 1 Mitchum. Dayan and Defense Minister Ezer structive” step that could serve as a today along with more rain. ’This Weizman, along with three other could melt some built-up ice and basis for picking up the talks. ministers and Attorney General Begin promised a reply to the increase the level of the water Yitzhak Zamir, the spokesman said. bodies. Young said. newest E ^ tia n initiative within 24 ’The sources told UPI Begin has hours and I ^ lil, who was scheduled More Surplus decided to turn down Sadat’s to leave Washington Saturday, demandsforestablishingatimeUble extendJh i s stay until HARTFORD (UPI) - Citing by which residents of the occupied the response. ^ major increases in tax revenue West Bank and Gaza Strip would The negotiations, which opened and budget lapses, economic receive political autonomy. Oct. 12, bogged down three w e^s experts today predicted Connec­ ’’This is a very important contact ago because of Israel’s opposition to ticut will finish the fiscal year between the two governments,” the Egyptian demand for “linkage” with a $42.6 million surplus — $33 Begin told reporters Sunday after his to a settlement of the Palestinian million more than previously Cabinet held a two-hour meeting to problem. thought. As required by law, state Comp­ troller J. Edward Caldwell today released figures detailing his Misuse Charged •Wolf Of prediction. Last month, Caldwell i Lockhart, estimated the state would have a $9.3 million surplus on hand when In Business Aid "Columbo: the fiscal year ended June 30. 1973) Peter But this month, Caldwell upped WASHINGTON (UPI) - A Senate mittee described one case in which his surplus forecast by $33.3 committee charged today there has $250,000 in federal contracts was million. I been a misuse of federaf funds awarded to a-family-run finn whoan Carrolls" design^ to help businesses operated chief operating officei^d an annual lart, Barba- Dollar Values by socially or economically disad­ income in excess of $200,000 and a net LONDON (UPI) - The U.S. vantaged persohs, and no way to worth of $1 million. E dollar opened lower on European know how much is past due for repay­ It said two individuals closely currency exchanges today and the I ment. related to the top officer held price of gold rose. In Tokyo the It said the Small Business Ad­ management positions in the firm; dollar briefly reached a 20-week ministration, which distributes the one of these had an income of $140,- high before falling back. money, has a “stone age mentaiity” 000 and a net worth of over half a ’The dollar closed down after a in record-keeping and doesn’t know million dollars; the second had an in­ chaotic day of trading in Tokyo, Swinging into Winter how much is currently owed, past come of more than $100,000 and a per­ due or in jeopardy of not being where it briefly hit its highest Cold temperatures and snow on the ground sonal net worth in excess of $300,000. point in nearly 20 weeks. Dealers Oak Street is flying high on the swing over repaid. “It is difficult to imagine how this don’t keep kids from the park on a Saturday The accusations were made by the C 1 attributed the fallback to U.S. Charter Oak Park. (Herald photo by family-owned business could possibly failure to combat inflation and afternoon. Michelle Randall, 9, of Charter Strempfer) staff of the Senate Snnall Business qualify as a ‘socially or economical­ The After­ Committee in advance of a hearing land. Hele- I correct its trade imbalance. ly’ owned business under the on the SBA’s so-called Section 8a previous program eligibility program to award contracts to requirements,” the staff document We^re Sorry businesses operated by low-ihcome said. Survivors Miss Flight individuals, many of them members Due to mechanical problems, Another firm, it said, was ad­ NEW YORK (UPI) - A Pan Am of minorities. vanced $1,162 for undocumented today’s Herald may be delivered a "When the FBI men were not on disclosed location in New York for pilot left behind 20 of 30 survivors of In addition to helping disadvan­ little later than usual. We regret | board, I made the decision not to take the night. "legal fees” and $3,650 for an “Xmas H-ewolf Of the Jonestown Peoples Temple death taged individuals launch businesses, any inconvenience to our readers. them in,” he said. They were identified as: Frances bonus,” which the document termed Miry Hull, ritual because no FBI agents joined the program is designed to encourage "inappropriate use of federal funds.” Brockob noted that Jones’ adopted Dawn G ardfrey, 15; Yolanda economic development of depressed the flight to (he United States, sons ”w «e supposed to be members Mitchell, 18; Ruby Johnson, 56; It said SBA’s record-keeping Inside Today heightening his concern for the well­ areas such as poor sections of inner system is inadequate, some of it on 3 of the (cult’s) basketball team,” Jakari Wilson, 3; Versie Perkins, 32; cities, f Classified...... 16-18 being of his other passengers. whose members were trained as part Beatrice Grubbs, 52; Diane Rozykno, by 5 cards, and as a result “the agen­ Since 1967, more than 18,000 con- cy finds itself in a situation where Comics...... 19 Among those left behind were two of Jones' security force. 26; Leslie Wilson, 21; Laflora tracU,totaling nearly $3 billion, have possibily millions of taxpayers Editorial ...... 9 of the Rev. Jim Jones' adopted sons, Many survivors have expresed Towne^f^; and Andrea Walker, 21. who were alleged to be trained been awarded under the program dollars may have been squandered Entertainment ...... 14 fears that soldiers of Jones, who died The'child was taken by his grand­ nationwide. e s" (1961) Fam ily...... g members of the cult’s security force. with more than 900 of his followers in away.” _ ' }wman. mother to her home in New Jersev A document released by the com­ Gift Guide...... 4.5 The FBI offered no immediate a mass suicide-murder ritual in their the FBI said. Obituaries...... 10 explanation of why no agents showed commune in the South American up for the flight, which Capt. Albert Six survivors, including an Sports...... iV-13 jungle, would harm them for flot eyewitness to the slaying of Califor­ Brockob delayed at Georgetown for keeping the suicide pact. nia Congressman Leo Ryan, arrived GANGWAY.' ONLY 21 90 minutes Sunday, waiting for When no agents arrived, Brockob in New York Saturday night and were Cuts Can Offset federal agents. MORE SHOPPING PAYS decided to take only seven women, questioned extensively by FBI and TIL CHRISTMAS'.'! An airlines spokeswoman said two teen-agers and a 3-year-old boy Secret Service agents. there had been “an understanding” a on the regularly scheduled commer­ That group included Edith Parks, >uy8 in federal agent would accompany the X contigent of 30 — the largest group cial flight to New York’s Kennedy 64, who was at the Jonestown landing Insurance Price lection Airport. He described them as “very strip Nov. 18 when Ryan and four scheduled to return home thus far. By GREG PEARSON I you’ll nice, very well mannered and very other people, including her daughter, At Kennedy, Brockob told But, he is certain it will go up in cost [h the calm.” were gunned down by cult members! ilerulil Keporler reporters .he trimmed the group more than six percent. ived. Like other survivors, the 10 were The killings apparently touched off MANCHESTER — Insurance costs Stephen Penny, Democratic direc­ because he was concerned for the insulated from the news media and the mass suicide and murder. for the town undoubtedly will in­ well-being of his 167 passengers. tor and chairman of the Board of ^ niiriiHi ■ III i nine were whisked away to an un­ On Wednesday, seven elderly sur­ crease more than six percent in next Directors, said that such increases vivors returned home. year’s budget, but cuts in other were expected when the six percent expenditures — such as capital im- limit was proposed. prqlvements — could offset that price The limit is set for the entire hil^. budget, he said. Thus, while some 4 Democratic members of the Town budgets might increase more than Library Meeting Breaks Law Board of Directors have proposed a the six percent limit, others will in­ sis percent limit on the increase in crease less than that limit or might n . . ' I ' d to set upUD a mppiiricnieeung iv witli itl. her and ___I 1 I 1 . By JUNE TOMPKINS chairman and board member, as he Diana said that one of the things thb recommended budgets from even be reduced. Penny said. Assistant Town Managei (’harles Herald Reporter frequently discusses board matters they discussed was whether they Ti)wn Manager Robert Weiss and A prime candidate for cost reduc­ McCarthy. McCarthy is the town's with Buckley, and that Buckley said would have to build a contingency Siiperintendent of Schools Dr. James tions is the capital improvement MANCHESTER — What started chief negotiator with its four unions. out to be strictly an informational he would like to attend, too. Diana fund if the library board is the Kennedy. budget, he said. The library employees are attemp­ said that when another board negotiator. The town has a built-in Thomas Moore, the town’s con­ meeting between the library board’s ting to form a union and have This budget includes the purchase member, Mrs. Marge Flynn, heard contingency fund v;hich McCarthy, troller, said this morning that some of equipment, vehicles and repairs personnel chairman and the assistant petitioned to join the American about it, she also wanted to attend. as the town’s negotiator, has access town costs undoubtedly will increase that might be needed in the year. town manager about the library Federation of State, County and enmloyees’ attempts to form a union Because McCarthy’s office was too to. much more than the six percent "We were quite generous in that Municipal Employees. They have ended up with a quorum, and because small (or the meeting as originally The meeting, which Diana said limit. budget last year,” Penny said. The there was no public notice of the been displeased ever since the set up, it was held in Diana’s office at lasted about a half hour, concluded The biggest increase coiild be in in­ directors approved such items as the meeting, was apparently in violation library board voted to adopt a 5.5 per­ Nathan Hale School where he is prin­ with his instruction to Jackson to surance costs for the town. He did purchase of a landfill compactor, a cent salary increase instead of the of a state Freedom of Information cipal. write a letter to Town Counsel asking not have exact figures available for cost estimated to be $135,000. former 7 percent step increase Act. system. "It was to be just an information who should be the negotiator if the ! insurance cost increases in the past The board also will begin a mid­ The FOI Public Act 75-342 requires meeting,” Diana said. "We didn't library employees unionize. ; couple of years, but he said they have year review of the Water and Sewer Mrs. LeDuc wanted information on conduct it formally, we didn’t use “We have never been confronted , been considerably more than six per­ that public notice be given of any how a union is formed, how the board Department budgets. Francis meeting where a board quorum is Roberts Rules, we just began with anything like this before." cent. Taylor, office manager for the shtuild proceed and who bargains for talking." Diana said. “Somebody is trying (0 The town soon will begin bidding present. The act also requires (hat the employees. Diana said. departments, has been preparing for minutes o f meetings be kept and ” We never even gave it a thought," stir things up. We've never had this dor insurance coverage, a process the review and said this morning he Diana said Jackson notified him of made public. he said when advised that the cloak and dagger stuff before," he ’that is being done for the first time in anticipates no major problems with me meeting saying he thought that as According to board chairman Leo meeting violated the FOI Act. He .said. three years. the review. board chairman, Diana ought to be also said there were no minutes kept s This makes it difficult to project Diana, Mrs. Mary LeDuc, chairman present. He said the board does not oppose In another budget matter, the town of the board's personnel committee, of the meeting. Nor did they go into the employees' efforts to unionize. how much insurance costs will in­ this morning began interviewing can­ Diana said he thinks he mentioned an executive session. “What else can we do?" he said. crease because the town, may not asked John Jackson, head librarian. it to William Buckley, former board didates for the budget analyst posi­ have the same carrier, Moore said. tion. PAGE TWO — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Mon., Dec. 4, 1978

‘ll'v-* Most Learn MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Mon.. Dec. 4, 1978 - PAGE THREE \ Troops Fight Protests; ..... t' ' How to Cope Educators Slow Sub Theft PI5t With Winter Strike Resumes in Iran Violence Trend Money Swindle? TEHRAN, Iran (UPI) - Troops Oil industry sources said more and “Western oil companies have been VI ST. LOUIS (UPI) — Defense attorneys are expected to '■W-i stockpiling in expectation of a price • By Uniled Pre»» Inlrrnalional and anti-shah demonstrators battled more of Iran’s 67,000 oilworkers were argue this week a plot to heist a nuclear submarine ac­ in Tehran today for the fourth day. In joining the strike. hike,” said one source. “This way Hy llnilcil I’rcee Inirrnuliunul tually was a scheme to swindle front money from a Forty-Second Street Mary could feel it coming in the the south, thousands of oilworkers The sources said several thousand we’ll make more profit by selling Violence in America's public schools continues, but businessman. < freezing rain that soaked through her tennis shoes and the renewed their strike, dropping began to walk off their jobs Sunday in them the same thing in January.” guards in the hallways and a get-tough attitude among The trial of Edward J. Mendqnhall, 24, of Rochester, chill arrows of wind that hurtled past Grand Central Sta­ production by a million barrels a day the southern oilfields and at In one of the day’s worst clashes, educators has stopp^ or even reversed its spread this N.Y., and James W. Cosgrove, 26, of Geneva, N.Y., was tion and pierced her tattered red coat. and creating a serious new challenge refineries in Abadan, Tehran and imperial troops opened fire on year in a number of the nation's school systems, a UPI scheduled to begin today with selection of a jury in the "For the first time this year, I dread steeping out there to the embattled Shah Mohammed Shiraz. demonstrators near the British em­ survey found today. court of U.S. District Judge James H. Meredith. tonight. I guess that means winter's here,” said Mary, Reza Rahlavi. “Today it is really spreading,” the bassy and gunfire rocked the area for To deal with the major and growing problem in recent Mendenhall and Cosgrove are charged with conspiracy ' one of the hundreds of homeless “shopping bag ladies” Heavy gunfire broke out around the source said. “Production is dropping nearly 40 minutes. years, a number of cities also report training teachers lOPV against the United States by plotting to steal the USSy who live a beggar's existence on New York City's streets. British embassy in Tehran as rapidly.” Police sources said the battle and children in the psychology of violence so trouble can Trepang from its base in New London, Conn. Conviction On the western side of Chicago in Oak Park, 111., a few sporadic battles between troops and The source said the strike would began when bank employees be quelled before it occurs. 'r\ on the charge carries a maximum penalty of 10 years in blocks from the white-frame house where Ernest anti-shah demonstrators shattered' “seriously affect” the 600,000 barrels attempted to walk off their jobs to A spot check of administrators, teachers and police in prison and a $10,000 fine. Hemingway was born, university administrator Debra the early morning calm. per day output of the Abadan join the call for a general strike more than a dozen big cities shows violence against Mendenhall, Cosgrove and Kurils J. Schmidt, 22, of Allen could hear it coming in the sleet rattling like BBs W il Automatic gunfire echoed through refinery, the world’s largest. against the shah's 38-year reign. teachers and among students on school grounds is down Kansas City, Kan., were arrested Oct. 4. The conspiracy on her apartment windows and the moaning wind. The the streets in a dozen parts of the city He said production in the southern Police intervened and opened fire. from last year in Chicago; Miami; Memphis, Tenn.; charge against Schmidt was dropped later and he was sound made her shiver with the thought of the Canadian as the protestors defied the oilfields had dropped from 5.5 million A british embassy official said the Detroit; Little Rock, Ark.; Portland, Ore., and Bir­ freed. Mendenhall and Cosgrove are held on bonds of $50,- north winds racing across the prairie. governrnent’s ban on demonstrations barrels per day to 4.5 million and demonstrators had not attacked the mingham, Ala. 000 each. From the California orange groves to the Christmas and rampaged through crowded dis­ would go down even further. mission but that the fighting was The problem appears worse than last year in Newark, Court-appointed attorneys for the two men contend tree farms in New York, from the Dakota prairies to tricts shouting anti-shah slogans. The oil industry did not appear “very close." N.J., where money for security and teachers is short, and Mendenhall and Cosgrove made up the plot in an attempt South Texas' semitropical Rio Grande Valley, winter was More than 700 black-veiled women overly concerned about the strike Earlier today, two anti-shah in San Francisco, where public school ninth graders have to swindle $300,000 in frortt money from Charles E. closing in on Americans. attempted to stage a rally demanding and sources said some managers demonstrators riding a motorcycle created problems for the first time. Rosene, a St. Louis heating and air conditioning contrac­ Have they learned any lessons from the past two an “Islamic nation” but troops welcomed it since the oil producing tossed a bomb into a police station, Troublemaking is reported leveling off in Boston, New tor. successive vicious winters? Are they more determined scattered them with shots fired into countries are expected to raise killing three officers. York City and Albuquerque, N.M. — and in Los Angeles, Michael 0. Haggard, an FBI agent who headed the this year to cope with the cold storms that last year the air. pricpR this month. where spanking soon will be permitted with parents’ per­ agency’s investigation of the case, testified in October at caused more than 100 weather-related deaths in the / mission. preliminary hearings for Mendenhall and Cosgrove the Northeast? Portland school administrators voted last year to ban alleged conspirators were looking for a buyer willing to Apparently so — especially business and government— corporal punishment. But Portland also started a pay $150 million for the 292-foot submarine. a UPl survey of some of the areas hardest hit by last program from kindergarten through the third grade Haggard said he made videotape recordings of year's winter indicates. UTC Mum on Extension aimed at teaching kids to deal with potentially violent meetings at which Cosgrove and Mendenhall outlined the Industry officials are optimistic, buoyed by situations in non-violent ways. plan to Bruce Mouw, an undercover FBI agent posing as predications this winter will be abnormally mild for While Memphis, Miami and many cities use police and a potential buyer for the submarine. much of the country. V M armed guards on the grounds of troubled schools, Chicago Haggard said Mouw was shown plans to recruit a 12- The National Weather Service forecast calls for a mild To Buy Carrier Shares has opted for police-trained but unarmed civilians to man crew to blow up the Trepang’s tender as a diversion, winter for much of the eastern half of the country and wander the halls and playgrounds dressed in blazers with Sharing Cookies wjith Mickey board the Trepang, kill its crew and sail into the Atlantic colder than usual weather in the Northern Great Plains, HARTFORD (UPI) - A Court of Appeals challenging a Carrier Corp. emblems on them. Ocean, where the submarine would be sold. The FBI &id the Northern Rockies, the Great Basin and the Pacific spokesman for United Technologies federal judge’s decision to allow the Munson had previously denied “in “They quickly can identify kids and cliques that may be Shannon Bowen of 41 Hartland St. and the celebration the children made their own the plotters also considered firing a nuclear missile at Northwest as far down as central California. Corp, today declined to say whether takeover bid. all aspects” a move by Carrier and forming and get information ahead of time — nip it in the Kevin Pisch of 17 Duval St. share their MickffyMouse cookies and “mouse shakes,’’ New London or another East Coast city during their The NWS said it has not been able to make a prediction the Hartford-based conglomerate UTC hoped to purchase up to 17 the U.S. Justice Department to stop bud,” Chicago Board of Education spokesman Tom decoratibq^ had special songs and games and getaway. yet for a zone stretching from Maine through the Great cookies with Mickey Mouse at the party in the would extend its offer to buy up to 17 million shares, or 49 percent, of the bid by UTC. Maloney said. “The feeling in the schools is more relaxed Disney character’s honor. The children are sent birth^y\cards to Mickey in Disney Rosene reported to the FBI he received a telephone call Lakes and Central Great Plains to the Southwest. million shares of Carrier Corp. stock Carrier stock before its deadline The government and Carrier (than with the presence of armed police), but the kids July 26 in St. Louis from Mendenhall in Rochester, asking However, those who put their faith in the Old Farmer's in a takeover bid. expired. UTC is offering $28 for each argued at hearings that a UTC feel they can’t get away with much. students in the kindergarten class of Anita World. (Herald photo by Pinto) him to help find a buyer for the Trepang, authorities said. Almanac are buying extra pairs of long Johns. The UTC spokesman Jack Fitzgerald share of common stock and 62 cents takeover might create a monopoly. A For the second year in a row, Detroit has assigned at •Sutton at Manchester’s Waddell School. For Almanac calls for a cold winter in the East, the South and said published reports that UTC for preferred shares. merger would make the resulting'* least one city policeman to each of its 22 high schools on a the central parts of the country and a mild winter only in planned to extend its offer for A weekend announcement by UTC corporation the 22nd largest in the daily basis. It has not ended fights and teacher assaults, the Rocky Mountains and far western states. holdings in the Syracuse, N.Y., air officials indicated that the company nation, they said. but the overall picture is better than last year. YOU ALWAYS The plans made by the Chicago-based International conditioner manufacturer beyond 10 had received about nine million United Technologies recently has Detroit students and school officials also have been Harvester Co., seemed typical of winter war strategies a.m. today “were premature.” tendered shares of Carrier stock in been aggressive in seeking ordered to wear photo badges to school. SAVE AT THE being laid out in the nation's boardrooms. “The original announcement said response to its takeover offer. acquisitions. The higiy diversified Dade County (Miami), Fla., school security chief ■ ARTHUR DRUG The company was forced to shut down two Midwest the offer expired Dec. 4 at 10 a.m. All Stock transfer windows at the firm, which owns Pratt & Whitney Eugene McAllister says an overall decrease in his dis­ plants during last winter's gas shortages. I can say is that the offer still depository. First Jersey National Aircraft, Otis Elevator Co. and other trict's school crime results partly from assigning full­ This year's plans Include pf-ovisions for alternate fuels, stands,” the spokesman said. IREGAUSI Bank, in Jersey City, N.Y., and companies, has sales of $5.6 billion in time security personnel to most troublesome secondary W W i 'W f h M a conservation program and installation of propane Fitzerald also declined to reveal Citibank, United's forwarding agent 1977. schools, and stricter enforcement by principals of the systems at four plants. IH plans to use only 85 percent of Painting Window how many shares of Carrier stock the in New York City, were open from 9 Tennessee's attorney general has “student code of conduct” spelling out procedures and ManchMtar Evening Harilfl the energy it used in 1972-73. company received in special banking a.m. until 4 p.m. Sunday. filed suit in Nashville to block the punishment for infractions. Natural gas companies also sound optimistic about CIRCULATION HOURS Illing Junior High School students are pain­ hours over the weekend. U.S. District Court Judge Howard takeover, claiming the merger would There were 5,494 violent crimes in New York City’s Mon. - Frl. their supplies for the winter. ting a Christmas nativity scene on the inside Carrier, which manufactures air Munson in Syracuse, N.Y., Friday violate Tenneseee’s anti-trust law. public schools last year, including a murder of one stu­ 6:30 to 6:00 “It appears to be more favorable than it has been the DEUVERY DEADUNE. of a storefront window at Food Mart at the conditioning units, was expected to ordered UTC not to act until Dec. 8 Carrier has five plants in Tennessee. dent by another and 6is sexual assaults on students, 5:30 p.m. last several winters,” said Buddy Goodwill of United Gas file an appeal with the 2nd Circuit on Its (pniier offer to buy stock in teachers and visitors to the schools. SAT. Pipe Line Co. in Houston. Manchester Parkade. Daubing with their City Board of Education spokesman Bob Terti said 1732 7:00 • 10:00 G.m. Other natural gas companies had similar predictions. brushes are Rhonda Bridgeman, rear, and DEUVERY DEADLINE guards are now assigned to the 1,0(X) schools in the 7:30 , In fact, one industry source in Houston said there is a Lorraine Michaud, Grade 9, while Mary system and major violence has not increased from last Suggested Carrier Rates'^ chance of a glut of natural gas on the market. Mullaney, Grade 8, wipes away smudges. All year’s pace. Payablo in Advance Those predictions are good news — especially in areas In Los Angeles, gang violence away from the schools is Single copy ...... 1 6 i like Ohio where many people shivered at work and at are art students who volunteered to do the W e e k ly...... 90« project at the request of store manager Paul Twister’s Toll Miracle a big problem and reported teacher assaults are up this One m o n th ...... $3.90 home during energy shortages in the past two winters. year. But that increase is due in major part to a new Three months ...... $11.70 In New York City and Boston, both hard-hit by last Verteramo, who said he will treat the girls to Six m o n th !...... $23.40 An unusual late-autumn tornado National Guardsmen armed with her family. The winds drove a dozen reporting system negotiated with the U nit^ Teachers of One y e a r...... $46.60 winter's storms, officials said the experience provided dinner after the project is completed. Mail Rate! Upon Requeet ravaged Bossier City, La., Sunday, rifles and billy clubs patrolled pine and oak trees into the Helms’ Los Angeles unibh. valuable knowledge for dealing with future blizzards. But causing an estimated $100 million in S u b !c rib e rt virho (ail to receive (Herald photo by Strempfer) Bossier City today, where a dusk-to- small frame house, police said. their newspaper before 5:30 p.m. they said there was no way to plan for a storm that would damage and leaving 1,500 people dawn curfew was imposed. To pre­ Council Meeting should telephone the circulation only come along once or twice a century. At least four tornadoes touched department, 647*9946. homeless.. But city officials con­ vent another outbreak of looting, the MANCHESTER - The In Norwich, Conn,, Walter Wadja, public works direc­ down in the Mississippi communities sidered the death count of two to be city was closed to all except of Rena Lara and Poppersville. One Second Congregational tor, says the city is just hoping last year’s storm was a Jenkins EmpWees miraculously low. residents and emergency personnel. once-in-a-century problem. person was injured, two house Church council will meet “He (God) must have been with Two sisters, aged 15 and 8, died tonight at 7:30 in the “We really haven’t done anything of any consequence trailers were overturned and several To Return to Work us,” Mayor Marvin Anding said. “I when a car blew through their buildings destroyed. church parlor. to gear up for a storm of that nature. The city just BRIDGEPORT (UPI) — Union officials say strikers at can’t believe we had only two deaths bedroom window and crushed them. couldn't afford to do it.” Still me^e tornadoes ravaged Yule Luncheon Jenkins Bros, were expected to ratify a tentative con­ with the miserable, miserable mess Their parents were among the 34 peo­ TaylortowniLa., and Marianna, Ark. A marketing mangager for Sears in Chicago said we have out there.” tract and be back on the job this morning, thereby ending ple injured seriously in the city. Bossier City clearly was the scene MANCHESTER - national sales for snow shovels, snow tires and chains are a 24-week walkout at the valve factory. The tornado that touched down at Another fatality was reported at Mizpah-Spencer Group of up from last year, and that shovels were selling better 1:50 a.m. Sunday was one of a series of the worst destruction. OUR TOSS ON ANYTIMF4 Peter Marsala, spokesman for the United Steelworkers Heflin, La., a small farming com­ “The amazing thing about this dis­ South United Methodist than either snow tires or chains. One reason for the in­ Union, Local-5623, said 435 union members were expected that struck scattered communities in munity near Bossier City where six Church will have a Christ­ creased sales, he said, was that “the snowbelt has moved aster is the amount of damage to C to approve the proposal at an 8 a.m. meeting at northern Louisiana, southern Arkan­ people were injured. mas luncheon Tuesday at about 100 mils south.” buildings — the structural damage Bridgeport City Hall, then return to work. sas and western Mississippi. Four In El Dorado, Ark., about 100 miles 12:30 p.m. in the church CARDIGAN National Weather Service officials scoff at the idea of throughout the area — and the so few “There's no question in my mind that we are going to people died, more than 200 were in­ to the northeast, a tornado swept out casualties,” said Maj. Gen. O.J. reception hall. The By Serbin designating on area as the “snowbelt” but one NWS recommend it (the contract), and it is going to be ap­ ju r ^ and hundreds of homes and of a storm about 3:30 a.m., killing program will include sokesman agreed, “there has been extensive southward Daigle Jr. of the Louisiana National proved. All our people will be back to work,” Marsala other buildings were damaged or Lurlene Helms, 53, and injuring six Guard. music and stories. Chanel styling in a nubby boucle displacement of snow cover during the past two winters. said. destroyed. people, inriiidinq five members of But we don't expect the snow to be south of the usual Church Board knit, both dressy and casual areas this year.” The tentative agreement aimed at ending the longest strike in the company's history was reached Sunday after MANCHESTER - The day-long negotiations. administrative board of depending on what you are South United Methodist wearing. Church will meet tonight at School Dissent Reported 7:30 in the education wing National Forecast of the church. Christmas City Fest. Hi lo Sewing Croup Alburquerque HEBRON - The one side of the town to the offered. The decision to Included in the final r 37 21 Milwaukee pc 38 12 MANCHESTER - The Anchorage cy 33 22 Minneapolis wy 20 -6 Redistricting - Reorganiza­ other. Families are still have two K-6 elementary report is a statement of the Sewing Group of Emanuel Asheville r 53 52 Nashville cy 68 41 tion Study Committee of being separated, she said. schools will not stop initial charge to the com­ Atlanta r 66 56 New Orleans r 84 59 the Hebron Elementary shuttling of students in all mittee, made by the Board Lutheran Church will meet Billings sn 24 20 New York r 52 46 School District has voted Ms. Snider also said that grades because of the of Education as well as the Tuesday from 10 a.m. to 2 TWEED’S Oklahoma City f 30 16 unanimously to include the two large subdivisions, policy to achieve balanced various courses of actions p.m. at the church, and the Classics Junior and Cherub Choirs It’s sometimes tough to guess a man’s taste. Especial­ Omaha sy 11 3 minority opinion of Northam Hills and classroom size,” she said. that the committee took. SPECIALTY SHOP Charlotte, N.C. sh 62 54 Philadelphia r 52 49 Joshua Farms, are will m eetat 4 p.m. A ly If he’s a little fussy. So, we’d like to suggest some member Dorothy Snider in “We are going to need The recommendation the Open 'Diursday Chicago pc 43 7 Phoenix sy 60 37 currently being developed neighborhood coffee is 773 Main St. the final report which will specialists in the future board made in September Nights 'til 9:00 Cleveland cy 58 35 Pittsburgh r 54 48 in the southern part of scheduled for Tuesday at Manchester practical gifts he’ll wear for years to come. Sometimes Portland, Maine r 22 19 be submitted to the Hebron and with not enough was to keep the present K-6 Columbus cy 57 38 town and “they will have a 1:30 p.m. at the Emanuel 6436196 Dallas Portland, Ore. r 50 47 Board of Education. students in either school, organization in both called the "Old Standbys,’’ these useful Items are ap­ r 52 30 Alan Ramsey, a member dramatic impact upon the under the K-6 system, we Outreach Center. Denver wy 29 12 Providence sh 45 30 schools. Ms. Snider's vote Des Moines pc 23 5 Richmond r 57 48 of the Board of Education student population of will not be able to utilize was the one dissenting one. preciated every time they’re worn. St. Louis pc 58 22 Detroit sn 54 28 and the study committee, Hebron Elementary the specialists efficiently. The report will be For period ending 7 a.m. EST Tuesday. During Monday Duluth wy 23 4 Salt Lake City sn 34 31 said he didn't feel that one School, based on the Route Demographic changes will presented to the Dec. 14 If you’re still a little skeptical, why not give a Regal’s night, ram will fall m the Pacific Northwest and from El Paso f 52. 34 San Antonio pc 73 42 person’s report constituted 66 division. constantly cause adjust­ meeting of the Hebron San Diego sy 67 47 n^orthem Florida, northward thru Georgia and the Hartford r 28 22 a minority report. He said ment of the Gilead Hill- Board of Education. The San Francisco f 64 50 Diam onds Gift Certificate? He’ll be sure to choose exactly what Honolulu cy 81 74 he thought the minority Ms. Snider said the com­ Hebron Elementary Larolinas and into portions of the Northeast. Clear to San Juan pc 86 76 meeting will be at 8 p.m. in partly cloudy elsewhere. Houston r 76 34 opinion should be sub­ mittee searched for school Schools’ boundary line,” the library of the Gilead he wants ... In his color, size, and style! Indianapolis pc 59 23 Seattle sh 50 44 mitted as a separate report Spokane cy 38 36 systems with the same Ms. Snider said. Hill School. Jackson, Miss. cy 82 42 if the committee so voted town pouplation, student in Her Ears Jacksonville Tampa pc 84 74 Either way. Regal’s has something special for every , pc 79 67 and that it should be sub­ population, student expen­ Connecticut Weather Kansas City sy 28 15 Washington r 56 50 Wichita sy 27 15 mitted as a report from a diture and number of *4 7 * 4 Las Vegas sy 53 34 man on your Christmas list. Including the Big and Tall Periods of rain today, slcoming windy and warmer Little Rock pc 71 24 c-clear; cl-clearing; cy- private citizen, to the schools as Hebron.'vOf the with temperatures rising from the low to mid 30s into the Los Angeles sys66 44 cloudy; f-fair: hz-haze; m- Hebron Board of Educa­ four systems'-thar were ones low 50s, 11 C. Tonight showers likely with lows in the mid Louisville cy 62 34 missing: pc-partly cloudy; r- tion. However, Ramsey found nd studied, all used ’ A*' to upper 40s. Scattered showers early Tuesday morning Memphis pc 69 30 rain; sh-showers; sm-smoke; added he was not in favor the primary-intermediate Miami Beach sn-snow; sy-sunny; ts- clearing and becoming fair by afternoon. Highs near 50. DC 81 78 of allowing this. system, she said. She Thl» Chrittmtt, Mm htV wtar tor yoan Probability of precipitation decreasing to 70 percent Ihunderstorms; w-windy. However, Paul A. White, added, “In searching for ghr* •omatfifnff ... tonight and 20 percent Tuesday. Light variable winds principal of Hebron towns using the K-6 system becoming southerly 15 to 25 mph and gusty during the Elementary School, and a and having two schools, morning. Southwest winds 10 to 20 mph tonight and member of the committee none was found.” Tuesday. also, said that in the in­ Ms. Snider feels that the Brilliant JiamonJ earrings in 5 cyc-catcliing KxU*nd€*d Foreeasl terest of “fairness and primary-intermediate ' styles. Beautiful iliam oiul earrings for Beau­ thoroughness” the minori­ system would allow better tiful piereeil ears. l-iong Island Sound Mass., R.I, & Conn,: Colder with chance of snow ty opinion should be added use of teachers for "Wftert w o m tn io n (0 ihop lor rn tn l" flurries Wednesday. Fair Thursday. Chance of .snow or and xpressed within the grouping students by abili­ itECAVS l/■^(!ilrm $141) Small craft advisory in effect. Rain today, possibly rain Friday. High temperatures mostly in the 30s. Low committee report. When ty in specific subjects. heavy at times. Periods of rain tonight. Fair Tue.sday. l/lCar.ii Manchester Vernon temperatures in the low 30s early Wednesday 20s and up­ the final vote was taken, “The more teachers in one VSC.irat sHW Low pressure over Great Lakes will move northeast with per teens Thursday and Friday, all members did vote in 903 MAIN ST. QPEN TRI-CITY PLAZA grade level, the more ver­ I/? ('.ar.it associated cold front reaching coast tonight. Winds, Vermont: Snow Hurries Wednesday. Fair Thursday favor. satile a program can be V JC irai ^,41)1) southerly 15 to 25 knots with higher gusts today, shifting and partly cloudy on Friday. High temperatures ranging In her minority opinion, ■ - i o j o o - s j o o northwesteriy at '15 to 20 knots tonight. Northwesterly from the mid 20s into the 30s. Lows in the teens and low Ms. Snider, said that the I (ainil ]Mt&r 8:90-5:30 winds 10 to 20 knots Tuesday. Visibility 1 to 3 miles, local­ Radios—Watches 20s. arbitrary dividing line of NOTH: Not all sires available in nil stvli^s. 12-S 12-5 ly less than 1 mile in rain and fog todav. Visibiliiv im. Maine and New Hampshire: Chance of flurries Tape Racontors SETH THOMAS CLOCKS Route 66 has not solved the I We hive a clock lor every roorri meny it very epeclil prices. proving to over 5 miles tonight, except 1 to 3 miles in Wednesday. Fair Thur.sday and Friday. Lows in the problem of student Leather Goods rain. Average wave heights 2 to 4 feet today, decreasing single numbers north to the teens south. Highs in the 20s shuttling. In order to main­ ARTHUR DRUG to 1 to 3 feet tonight. MANCHESTER HARDWARE and 30s. tain balanced classrooms, i n M e M.. M M d M Iw • M S ^ e Z B • Free P M a iM M ir i l l i r M m PliC# Vour TRUST... students are bused from Ih» Diamond Spociiliil

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IIMiliMBnHBilBHHlHnillSiiaiKBBlIBKKIiMIBIBCMKmiW MBRHiiiiHiaaMliMgMIiaBMilBlliaiiaHllilllBIli PAGE SIX - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Mon., Dec. 4, 1W8 MANCHESTER EVENING HEjtALD, ^nchester. Conn., Mon.. Dec 4 ftm .- p a f t s f ctasrsm. Council Sets lU A C C N e w s Six Die, 60 Hurt Closed Talk On Attorney Toys for Joy Drive Due to Start ) By NANCY CARR anything. All the same, (• COVENTRY — The reappointment distributed in a Santa's know about Santa’s those kind of extras), 3) Noliceg open evenr Rite m In Rail Accident ^ ' teen years are often dif­ Exerulive Uirerlor Workshop held over the Workshop, Friday, clean. Please do not give of town attorney Abbot Schwebel is The annual Toys for Joy ficult and lonely, years un­ There will be an open V. (axcipiiAini^) ELMA, Va. (UPIt —The luxurious kitchen, was Edward Franklin Shaw, likely to be the topic of an executive next weekend. Parents, December 15th, 12:00 to anything you would not campaign to collect toys der the best of cir­ meeting of Morality In Southern Crescent, queen of 14, of Wilmington, Del., who was on session scheduled by the Town Coun­ known, to be having 9:00, Saturday December want your own child to Media at First Federal for needy children in cum stances, Add the America's passenger trains, derailed the train with his sister and a friend. cil at the end of the regular meeting problems, will be invited 16th, 12:00 to 5:30 and receive on Christmas Day. Bank tonight at 7:30. Those (• Manchester will begin this grimness of poverty when tree stands in rural Virginia Sunday, its He was walking through the dining tonight at 7; 30 at the Town Hall by social workers, nurses, December 17th, 12:00 to Consumer Sales is at the Thursday at Consumer every one around yoii concerned about obscenity gleaming silver cars, in a wild tum­ car and was killed in the wreck. board room. etc. to come in and seiect 5:00 held in the Hospitality rear of the Parkade adja­ in newspapers, magazines, The dining car was split in half. Sales, Manchester seems to have more than (• and skirts ble down a steep embankment, piled Schwebel’s contract expires the you and holidays can be a one or two (depending on Center in the Economy cent to Marshall’s. Gifts of radio and TV are urged to on top of each other tike toys. Two cooks were trapped beneath the Parkade. The collection, what you give) gifU for Electric Building, Down­ toys and clothing may be end of this month. He has co-sponsored by' very depressing time. In attend this evening’s At least six people were killed and stove. One of them died. The other their children. If you have town Main Street. left there. Please do not represented Coventry for five years Manchester Parkade this one small way, let’s meeting. as many as 60 others injured, five was the last person pulled from the a neighbor you know is wrap your gift. An extra and is a partner in Schwebel and Hall Association, WINF and show our older young peo­ Used toys will be Thank yous every critically. wreck more than 11 hours later. of Rockville. His reappointment was having financial difficulty nice touch is to include MACC, helpM provide toys ple we understand and accepted but they must be To Alpha Delta Kappa, A Crescent cook. Roosevelt Mar­ The dining car and the baggage car the subject of another closed council and who may not be able to paper and a ribbon so that. the miifaeU «f | little for some 450 children last care. 1) in good as new condition, teacher’s sorority who are tin. was in the kitchen and had just were telescoped and rolled down the session last week. afford Christmas gifts for the parents can wrap it dbwrltown manehcsttP. year. Santa’s Workshop 2) workable (batteries in­ gathering food for us for thing” \ begun to prepare breakfast — bacon, embankment, parallel to the track. A Councilman Douglas Whipple has their children this year, cluded, etc. Low income after they make their The Toys for Joy collec­ the Christmas baskets. eggs and sausage, bran muffins and sleeping car plunged into the dining been the attorney’s main critic. He All toys collect^ will be please make sure that they families really can’t afford selection. grits — over the train's wood stoves. car perpendicularly. Coleman said if tion will run for three has accused Schwebel of not con­ days: The first call for breakfast — at 6 the accident had occurred a few sulting adequately with the council a.m. Sunday — was only 20 minutes minutes later after breakfast was on issues he is involved in and as not Thurs.,Dec. 7,10:30-7:00 , away. Theodore Coleman, 64, of being served, the toll would have being prompt with composing legal Friday, Dec. 8,10:30-7:00 Atlanta, a waiter for 38 years with been much higher. opinions. Sat. Dec. 9, 10:30-5:30 Southern, was setting up tables. Rescue crews worked throughout Other, council members feel it WINF will be once again - Suddenly, three of the train's four Sunday, at times in a driving rain, to would be difficult to change at­ broadcasting on the spot I locomotives and all eight passenger remove the dead and dying, some of from noon till 5. Come in torneys at this time, when so many and talk to Jeff Jacobs, one cars jumped the tracks near Elma, a them pinned under the twisted metal. law suits are pending against the rural town halfway between Rescue efforts were hampered by Manchester Manor Show of the other broadasters. * town. Schwebel receives an annual Bring the children to meet Charlottesville and Lynchburg. the rugged terrain and the steep em­ ' - < /:,S A - The peppy jazz dancing of Laurie Darling valescent home Friday. The dancers are retainer from the town and special Santa. Our volunteers, “I was just standing there by the bankment, which dropped sharply fees for additional services. from the tracks into a 40-foot gully. and Karen Triesmann brings smiles to the from the Betty Jane Turner School of Dance headed by Ann Flynn, vice- refrigerator and then all of a sudden in Manchester. (Herald photo by Strempfer) Also on tonight’s agenda is a Open Dally & Saturday 'Till 10 pm for Your Shopping Convenience everything came flying forward,” Bill Thompson, a member of the faces of residents at Manchester Manor con- meeting with Paul Schure of ■ the president of MACC and Pick u p w l said Martin. 26, who was treated for Roseland Rescue Squad, was one of State Department of Health who will Janet Franz, secretary, minor injuries at the University of the first on the scene. discuss public health districts. A dis­ will be there to greet you exciting Christmas and accept your gifts. Virginia Hospital. "When I got there, there was mass trict department of health is the unit We are asking primarily circular at your Martin said he was momentarily confusion, but not mass hysteria,” he Pest Analyst Quits DEP, formed by the decision of two or buried under debris and trapped in said. for new toys for our needy nearby Caldor more municipalities in order to children. Dolls and doll darkness, but he was able to escape “The passengers were still all in the render full-time professional public .store! the wrecked car through a window. train. We got most of them out clothes are always popular health services. with little girls. Trucks and Coleman escaped serious injury through the windows,” Town Manager Frank Connolly is The whole Idea behind the Cres­ Says Agency Inefficient “space toys” are the thing but his traditional uniform of white expected to inform the council that coat and black pants was bloodied. cent, the last of America's long­ the cost of reconstructing the this year for younger boys. HARTFORD (UPI) - Seth Mosler and monitors environmental “If the agency is only going to Among the passengers up early, distance privately owned passenger Flanders River Road bridge has I would remind you that says his colleagues were shocked he problems but does not enforce collect data, that's fine, but don't youngsters from families savoring the warm odors from the trains, has been to keep alive a dying jumped from an estimated $128,(X)0 to Fleecy Bunny Sleepers quit an easy job as a pesticide regulations already on the books waste the money on professional peo­ in difficulty (where Dad tradition of quality passenger ser­ $187,(KX), according to a letter from for MIsaet and Juniors analyst for Connecticut's Depart­ which, Mosler said, are generally ple. Get rid of the $13,000 and $15,000- has lost his job or Mom is vice. Robert Grabek of the State Depart­ ment of Environmental Protection very good. a-year people by attrition and trying to raise the children Our Since 1926 the Crescent has plied ment of Transportation’s Bureau of UPS Files Suit the rails between Washington and because he considered the agency in­ He added only one pesticide license replace them with clerical workers,” by herself) have the same 5.66 IU g . 6 M 5.40u>13.76 efficient. has been suspended during the past he said. ' Highways. hopes and dreams as your OurReg.6JSto17Ja New Orleans. Its ddning car. with “The present increases reflect Lovely assortment of prints. Over Union Plan Mosler claims the DEP collects 15 months while he was with DEIP Mosler, a Manchester native, Choice ol long gowns or two- silver tableware and pitchers, was final preliminary engineering needs child or mine. We ask you Cozy-warm sleepe(»with-leet for data, but doesn't enforce state en­ and no fines have been levied in that received his undergraduate educa­ piece pajamas. Sizes 7-14. HARTFORD (UPI) - United its trademark. It had crisp, white and 1979 prices for construction,” to buy a gift with the same grownupsi Cholceof teny.pite vironmental laws. time. tion at the University of Connecticut tlannels. Solids or prints. S,M,L Parcel Service has filed suit in linen tablecloths, fresh carnations on Grabek wrote. The municipal share care and thoughtfulness "The public is getting ripped off,” “People in the agency are reluc­ and a graduate degree in soil science that you would buy for your •Sizes 44X, Our R«e-SIS ...... 4 .7 9 federal court to determine whether a each table, and excellent Southern of the cost would be $%,1(X)’ for Mosler, 27, charged in Fairpress, a tant to enforce the laws. The from the University of own. This one gift may be change by a Teamsters local In the cuisine cooked on wood stoves. preliminary engineering, rights-of- weekly published in Westport. maximum you can hope for is to ask Massachusetts. the only gift the needy administration of a health services Citing a $6.5 million deficit in 1977, way, incidentals, and construction the Crescent’s owner. Southern “The DEP is a straw agency, set the violators to obey the law. It’s like DEP Commissioner Stanley Pac youngster receives.Let’s Boys’ Chamlcal-FfflB ,Chriatmaa Morning and insurance plan Is legal. you're trying to get their coopera­ said he wasn’t aware of how many contract items. This cost would be UPS contributes $50,000 to the plan Railway, has asked to take it out of up to make the people think we have make it a good one. Warm Flannol Pajamas R obes and Loungewoar tion. Instead of telling them they're pesticide licenses were suspended shared with the Town of Columbia, Because we are always monthly. service. But the Interstate a program for the environment. We with Coventry’s paying 73 percent of Commerce Commission ordered that don't. You could tire half the people, doing something illegal, you're during the past 15 months or of how short on gifts for older The suit filed in U.S. District Court asking them not to do it again,” he many fines were levied during that $40,987. Our the train keep running until Aug. 4, hire about 50 clerks and nothing children, here is the list of Reg.7.M 11.66 u.23.40 claimed Teamsters Local 671 said. period, but he would check into it. A town meeting last year ap­ 6.44 OurRtg.14jato29Je violated a collective bargaining 1979. Southern is appealing in the would change,” said Mosler, who praised $36,530 based on the original gift suggestions: hats, quit his $13,200-a-year post Thursday, mittens, gloves, scarves, Fit for a holiday momingl Attractive .A ll Stunning fleeces, vekxirs, quilted agreement by reorganizing the courts to let it stop the service estimate. However, inflation has coat-style PJ's In lOOtv polyester. sweaters, necklaces, pins, looks in dramatic eollds or benefit plan. sooner. In a telephone interview Saturday driven up the costs, and additional Sizes S-18. from his South Hadley, Mass., home, Vernon Hearings Set records, transistor r^io, feminine prints. Sizes S,M,L Mosler told UPI some colleagues money would have to be approved by watches, billfold, pens, •Jr. Boys’ Ski Pajamas Sizes 4-7, Out Rug. SJSe.49. were incredulous when he resigned. the taxpayers before the council stationery, lipsticks, com­ 4 .8 8 could make a contractural agree­ bs, brushes, crafts, models Council Eyes Extension “They said, 'How can you when On Grant, Ordinances ment. you have the best possible world. — teen-age games VERNON — Before the regular The commission specifically pointed Connolly also has received four Plush Valour Sllppsrs One size fits aifi You're being paid every week, and (monopoly, checkers, con- for the entire family For Industrial Building Town Council meeting tonight at 7:30 out the renovation of the theater and bids for a drainage project on Men’s Luxurious you don't have to do anything.' But, it at the Vernon Center Middle School, Flanders Road, and the manager cetration, chess, the barn. scrabble.) •CHILDREN'S O QO was actually kind of embarrassing to Route 30, the council will conduct hopes to be able to make a Velour Kimonos VERNON — The Town Council, at collect your money and know you The council will hear further Some people feel that Slm S4,OviRtg.3.M ...... m LrnO Q The council will also discuss a hearings on the pre-application for a recommendation to the council by its its meeting tonight at 7 ;30 at the Mid­ matter tabled, for more information, weren't earning it,” he said. suggestions tonight. older children will be able •WOMEN’S 4 eO Our Community Development Small December 18 meeting. The Milton S ln u 6-10, Our Rug. 4JS..... O a O w dle School, will be asked to act on a from its meeting two weeks ago. This His biggest complaint was that the Following the hearing on the grant to understand when times 9.88 Reg.12S9 Cities Grant and on ordinances es­ the council will conduct hearings on Beebe Co. of Storrs has bid $91,752; •MEN’S ' O QQ E resolution giving Mercury Electric DEP’s pesticide unit collects data are bad and not expect is on a request for an appropriation tablishing sewer user rates. S i m 7-12, O ur Rug. S J t ..... O u O O Elegant solid tones with contrast an extension of time to start on its an ordinance to establish collection the Upton Construction Co. of Coven­ anything. Certainly they do of $3,000 from the unappropriated The Planning Commission con­ try, $95,989; the Central Paving Co. bands. Ultra comfortable, saey- new building in the Industrial Park. and disposal of sewage as a service understand more than the All With soft pile lining. care. Wonderful holiday gift Ideal surplus fund, to operating supplies. Comment Session ducted a hearing on the grant of South Windsor, $112,280; and the Mercury bought the former of special benefit nature and es­ little ones and may not Choice of colors, loo. Ambulance Service. application last Wednesday and Frank A. White Co., of East Hart­ Cavrock Building in the park in May Keith Philbrick, director of the Planned Tuesday tablish user charges for the collec­ expect “Santa” to bring , heard requests to use the funds for: tion and disposal of sewage within ford, $115,364. of 1977. It is a diversified manufac­ town's Ambulance Corps will attend MANCHESTER - The Town Renovating a barn at Valley Falls The manager also will ask the turer of lighting fixture components, the Town of Vernon. the meeting to discuss the request. Board of Directors will conduct a Park for use as a nature center; council to approve an agreement ROTC Plans coi'trol devices, and sewing machine The second ordinance will be an The council will also be asked to public hearing Tuesday at 9 a.m. in renovations of the former Rockville with Columbia for repair of the cases. The existing building contains act on several requests for tax amendment to the ordinance es­ Food Drive the directors office in the Municipal Cinema'building for use as an arts Pucker Street bridge in preparation MANCHESTER -T h e Decorative NIkko 38,000 square feet. When the new ad­ refunds and take action on the tablishing the method of assessment Building. center; improvements to sidewalks for sewer lines, connections to the for town meeting action. The council Regional Occupational Stoneware dition is constructed the space will matters discussed at a public hearing The sessions permit town residents American Mad* total about 100,000 square feet. and parking lots at Franklin Park lines, regulations on the use of must authorize Connolly and Town Training Center, with the 145 Pc. Service for 8 that is to be held before the council to talk to a board member about any Housing for the elderly; for finding Clerk Elizabeth Rychling to place 14” SpunSlael The company was to have at least sewers and such. cooperation of Manchester meeting. matter that concerns local govern­ adequate housing for low and this item on the call of the next town Our started construction by this past Sewer user charges will be In­ Area Conference of 64>c.WokSet ment. the identities of the residents moderate income people; for an meeting. Churches, is conducting a 138.60 Reg. 59.99 summer. The Economic Develop­ Colter Van Visit creasing considerably to pay for the Our who attend are kept secret. emergency shelter for “battered Other topics on tonight’s agenda in­ Colorful NIkko dlnneiware Is ment Commission has recommend^ new $16 million treatment plant. It is food drive now through R a g-lU O BOLTON — The mobile office of Future sessions will be held the safe for diehwaeher and 13.88 that it be given an extension to no women” ; and to update the town’s expected a large number of persons clude a discussion of the town’s Dec, 22. First District Congressman William first Tuesday of each month from 9- community development plan. street light program, increases in in­ ROTC is asking microwave ovens. Eight 5-pc. For quick-fry cooking of sea­ later than July 1 to start construc­ R. Cotter, will be at the Town Office- will attend the hearing because of the settings, 5 serving pieces. food, vegetabl.8, meata.Inct 11 a.m. and the third Thursday of The commission has termed some large increase which will also effect surance rates, appointments to donations from the com­ tion. Building, 222 Bolton Center Road, on Choice ol 5 attractive patterns. wok with wood handles, cover, each month from 6:30-8:30 p.m. in of these suggestions ineligible due to boards and commissions, and an up­ munity for non-perishable 'burner ring, rack and stlrrera Dec. 6 from noon to 2 p.m. business and industry. the board office. language in the federal regulations. date on the town’s cash management high protein food items. Evetyone's most wanted HOUSaVARESDERT. study. They may be left at the gourmet appliance. A real work- saver... chops, grates, dices, ROTC, 665 Wetherell Si>, slices and moral 9FP-1 any day Monday through CRCOG R ubs on A gsndo Yule Ceremony Slated Friday from 8:30 a.m. to Solar-Powered ’SuudurVfofduluils 2:30 p.m. L.C.D. Watches Kodak Tele-EMral SOUTH WINDSOR - The Town ting CRCOG assistance for funding fiscal year. Anyone who brings in 20 For M en & Women SOUTH WINDSOR - Chamber, and Santa Claus. Women Voters. or mdre items will receive Pocket Cam era Kit Council will reconsider its earlier which the towns were rightfully en­ The council is also expected to act decision not to pay the town’s annual After a lapse of two years, The latter will arrive under John Borisewich, former a plant free from the titled to with or without CRCOQ in­ on a motion authorizing the Public Caldor assessment of $4,550 to the Capitol the South Windsor escort of the South Windsor president of the local center’s horticulture O A OO tercession. WATER WEiRHT 29.66 Lo w PHm Region Council of Governments Building Commission to proceed with Chamber of Commerce is Fire Department in time to Chamber and presently a department. The executive board of the Capitol preparations for the renovation of PROBLEM? Solar batteries recharge in resuming its effort to distribute lollipops to all director, spearheaded There are about 200 'The‘Can-Do Kodak’for clost- (CRCOG) when It meets tonight at 8 Region Council of Governments is the high school and the vacant Wap- Utl artificial or natural light to in the Town Hall. provide suitable opening children in attendance. plans for the eerernonies. needy families in upsl BulKJn tela4«w and scheduled to meet Wednesday, and ping Elementary School on Ayers The Nativity lights will ensure continuous accuracy. nofflial l«w. Incl. 20 axp.. Town Attorney Richard Rittenband ceremonies for the Christ­ In announcing the E-LIM Manchester, according to Styles for men and women Richard Goodman, chairman of the Road. be turned og by Paula General Electric Kodacolor 110 film, Sshot flip- has delivered a legal opinion, at the mas season in town. program, he said, an ROTC spokesman, and with easy-fitting metal bands. flash, monograms, snspon organization, has said he would Also expected is the authorization Excess water In the body 40-Channel L.E.D. request of Mayor Nancy Caffyn, The widely-acclaimed Talbot, 15-year old “Resumption of this fine the center’s goal is to handlsteover. recommend that South Windsor lose for the spending of no more than $60,- Nativity scene, already daughter of Town Manager Chamber tradition in the can be uncomfortable. E- C B Tranceiver recommending the payment of the it’s voting rights if the dues were not LIM will help you lose provide something for each 000 for architectural .fees for the reconstructed by town Paul Talbot. Christmas interests of a better com­ Caldor Rss.Prlc« ...... 84.99 fee because South Windsor did not paid. excess water weight W e of those families. notify CRCOG of its intention not to project. Funds will be taken from the crews on the slope of the selections will be given by munity deserves the full Caldor Sals P r i c t 63.70 According to the opinion issued by Bond authorization approved by the Town Hall from, Sullivan the Community Chorus un­ at Liggett Pharmacy pay the assessment 30 days before support of our recommend It Have you been Sh arp 1i4” Thin Red filter reduces LE.D. Q.E. M ail-In ftobata..... S.OO* Rittenband, even if South Windsor voters at referendum on Nov. 8. Avenue, will be il­ der the direction of Rober­ membership, and we are the start of the fiscal year. decided to withdraw from CR(^OG it looking for Pocket Calculator washout, switchable A.N.L., YOUR A portion of Wapping School is luminated at the climax-of ta Reeves and organ music also looking for a big tur­ squelch and volume controls, According to CRCOG rules, any would still have to pay the dues to the LiBBETT PHARMACY Princest House with Memory FINAL COST... BkHAaDacker. already being used for community ceremonies due to start at will be supplied by Mr. and nout from the general MANCHaaraa m w u d i lighted S-RF meter, 3-positlon 58.70 town considering non-payment or 'SMcIftliforttetaUB. 3/8” Veriabie Speed organization for this fiscal year — an purposes, with some offices already 7 p.m. on Tuesday. Mrs. John Gehring of Lin- public.” products? PA-cb switch. #5813 dropping out of the regional organiza­ amount of $4,550. housed there. The South Windsor Reversing Drill ^ tion is required to notify the CRCOG l5exter S. Burnham, a colnwood Organ Studios of A naw raprnantativ* la 14.96 •CB Lock Mount «Q.E. 3-Way CB Rittenband said that the town must Child Care Center uses four rooms in OurRtg.6.M...... 4.66 . officials. director and former presi­ Berlin. In tha araa. Antanna, Our Pag. l u i . 1 4 .9 9 adhere to the bylaws of CRCOG if the community wing of the building. dent of the Chamber, will Christmas song books Does percent square roots, Last month South Windsor voted 5- they intend to withdraw. He said A w M a naw party plan even mixed calculations. 14.22' nSig.1Mt The remainder of the school will be preside as m aster of w ill be provided by with m ora proflia for you Automatic shutoff to save 4 3 along party lines not to pay the fee. that, according to the bylaws, an or­ renovated as an annex to the high ceremonies. Speakers will Recreation Director batteries. Incl. batteries and Powtrful drill dallvws 0 to 2500 Councilwoman Joan Cushrnan, one of dinance must be adopted and notice thohoatoaa. wallet-type case. RPM’s. Built-In ravsrslng the most verbal opponents of the school so that much needed room in include Mayor Nancy Caf­ James Snow for the com­ ilf S il 12” Diagonal switch psrmits you to fra. given to the regional council by June the industrial arts, home economics Call Dabble assessment payment, called the fee, fyn, the Rev. Hal Richard­ munity carol sing, and BtiWPorUbleTV iamnwd bits at a touch. 17127 1 of next year if South Windsor does and graphic arts area can be “blood money,” paid in hopes of get­ son, pastor of Wapping special lighting will be 6 4 6 - 2 0 1 1 not want to pay the dues for next realized. Community Church; the supplied by the fire depart­ Our Unfinished business expected to be Rev. Carl J. Sherer, pastor ment. The cremonies will ‘79 Reg. 99.70 taken up by the council includes the of St. Francis of Assisi end with serving of M e n ’s & W om en’s Makes a handy second set Huffy 2(Hnch appointment of a member of the Church; Theodore J. Past- refreshments in the Town for bedroom, donn, travel. Watch Your Figure Skates HI-RbM Bicycles Panel Nominees Due Library Board of Directors to fill an va, president of the Hall by the League of 100% solid stale, dual­ unexpired term ending Nov. 30, 1979, function VHFAJHF antenna •Boys’ 'Rangier’ Convenient handle. SOUTH WINDSOR - Nine Sills, former Town Councilman John the appointment of a representative 12.33 S;.u. •QMS’ ‘Cactus Flower’ to the Regional Forum of CRCOG to Scufl-resistant Naugalon* nominees for the newly created J. Mitchell, former Town Committee FAT-GO • RCA0"OiiaonalBaW Each fill an unexpired term ending Nov. Frae uppers with orthopedic arch Charter Revision Commission will be Chairman Jean Gezelman, Sally ENJOY MORE. SAVE FUEL* PortaUs wim S-Way Powsr OurRse.S5J9 12, 1979 and the authorization of /S E E MORE CmialtitiiM L o M ugty txo M B wwtght wtth tht supports. Steel blades. ‘49 presented to the Town Council when Goodwin and Dr. Stuart D. Marsh. > » « l MONEY TRAVEL IN FULL COMFORT Town Manager Paul Talbot to sign Mnstbl* NEW FAT-00 di«r pitn. Men's 5-13; Women's 5-10. Action favorltss, with it meets tonight at 7:30 in the Town Nominated by the Democratic / - MANCHESTER DEPARTURE TIMES - Nothing Mniatlontl |uit ittMdy •Quadorf Stand for <88 OurRta.1M.70 Callfomia-sli agreements with the State of Connec­ styta handlebar, Hall. Town Committee are former Town 9:15am 12:30pm 3:45pm wtight loM for thoM that roally •CtilMrsn's FIgura Skalei i r s a w i v a IncludM p(ua4n tdapttr for polo saddls, bulIMn safaty The nominees were selected at Councilman Leon D, Mainelli and ticut for reconstruction of Pleasant 8:30am 10:30am 2:30pm 5:45pm 8:45pm want to loaa. 8

PAGE FOURTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn.. Mon.. Dec. 4, 1978 Peopletalk MANCHESTKB EVENINO HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Mon.. Dec. 4. 1978— PAGE FIFTEEN TV Tonight Shepherd Speaks Thursday Emblem Sunshine Singers J Party 8.-00 Qrant, Mym a Loy. A lamlly Irom atlacks and a sinister gambler 11:45 Manhalten attempts to build a who Is Intent upon finding them. 0 9 Newt j . To Perform Sunday I Brady»Bunch Bu home In tha country. 2 hrs. (B/W) (2hro.) Slated Jerry Wasn’t Laughing IJokar'tWIld S O l S L M I s Houte On The 89 The Many Feces Of Love 12:00 J PraMe 0 Adtm-12 MANCHESTER —The Sunshine Singers, under the IBoio'tBIgTop 9:30 On Emotional Well-Being VERNON -Rockville I TV Community Collega 89 Evening At Symphony 0 Movla "The Worowoll" direction of fda Courmier, will perform Tuesday at the MEDICARE He's one of Hollywood’s great funnymen, but Jerry 0 One Day At A Tima Emblem Club 5 will have with n elaborate wink at Carter before leaving the stage. IMyThrtaSona Joker's WM (1956) Don Megowan, Joyce Lewis w asn't laughing five years ago when he stood in the Holden. BOLTON —Ernest Shepherd of Bolton, Health Systems Agency and serves as its Connecticut Northeast Chapter, American Association of Prayer Power wt Bonanza 8:30 10:00 itk Christmas party and bathroom of his Bel Air, Calif., home and pressed a .38 89 Zoom (R) MarvQriffln CD Lou Qrent 12:15 former Connecticut Commissioner of Planning Committee chairman. He is regular meeting Dec. 13 at Retired Persons, meeting a t 1:30 p.m. at the KofC Home. Evangelist Ruth Carter Stapleton proved she practices 0 News Mental Health, will speak Thursday at Tuesday's program will also include a carol sing. The w patients caliber revolver against the roof of his mouth. 6:30 LiartCkib 0Co«mFootbaU'7S currently working on a particular major the Rockville Lodge of what she preaches Sunday at Rutgers University in New 0 Billy Qraham Crusade 9ThaPnaonar Lewis says in the current issue of People magazine he IILovaLucy 7:30 p.m. at the Educational Community, work for clergymen who provide pastoral Elks, N. Park Street. chapter's annual Christmas party will be Dec. 13, and Brunswick, N.J. 9 M raMsbdyland was driven to the brink of suicide by his addiction to Per- I Bowling For OoUara (BM*A*8*H 9 Special 12:30 645 Birch Mountain Road, Manchester. care. There will be a social dinner will be served at 12:30 p.m. President Carter's sister — a noted faith healer — was I Tha Promlaas 01 Gk)d 0 9 NFL Football 0Movls "Tha Qlass Kay" codan, a painkiller he began taking in 1965 after injuring lOSNBCNawa 10:30 His topic will be. "Values and All members of the Educational Com­ hour from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. Members who have renewed their national delivering a sermon in the college chapel when 36-year- 9g 9 NBC Movla "Suddenly. (1935) George Raft, Edward BARD CONSUMER PRODUCTS DIVISION his spine in a pratfall. '* I Over Easy Love" (Premiers) Cindy Williams, 89Nawa Arnold. Emotional Well-Being." He will be the munity are welcome to attend. The public followed by a potiuck membership in AARP are asked to send their new expira­ old graduate student Gene Robinson left his front row J Adam-12 Paul Shenar. A young woman 11:00 third speaker in a series of "dialogues tion date to Ida Beruby, 18 Arch St., 649-1265. Says the 52-year-old comic, “Thank God I heard my 89 It's Evarytwdy't Bualnaea is invited to attend any two of the supper. The meeting will seat, walked to the chapel entrance and collapsed. from the ghetto falls in love with 0 9 9 N e w t with distinguished speakers." Sales-Rentals children laughing and running through the hall. That ag socially prominent lawyer. Thursday night series. be at 8 p.m. Mrs. Stapleton left the podium, knelt over him and 6:55 0 Tha Qong Show snapped me out of it." fflNrnn 0 Untouchablaa Shepherd is a selectman in Bolton and Additional speakers will be Dr. Roger Each member is available 24 hours daily by prayed until he regained consciousness. Doctors with an I*an‘iils lo M<*el Lewis says he's now beaten both the pain and the drug 9 Movie "Miracle On 34th ffiVoloa Of Faith began his career as a Methodist minister Meyer who will speak on “An Evolving reminded to bring a $2 gift calling 646-2355. Hospital Equipment emergency ambulance unit later examined him. but 7:00 ' Street" (1947) Maureen O'Hara, 9 Dick Van Dyka dependency with the help of his longtime friend, famed QlCBSNawf investing his energies in the field of men­ View of Emotional Well-Being in Our and items for the "Penny MANCHESTER -The could find nothing wrong. John Payne. An old man named 9 Hogan's Heroei COMPLETE CATALOGUE AVAILABLE heart specialist Dr. Michael DeBakey. 0 Tha Brady Bunch Kris Kringis is hired, by Macy's. 89 Dancing Disco tal health. He has served on national and Technological Age," on May 31; and Dr. Table." local chapter of Parents Staff Supper X S A B C N am The Finish IJne as Santa Claus in the Thanksgiv­ international organizations in mental Edward Shaskan, will speak on "Mind, Anonymous will meet Whtgl Chain Cokwtomy SuppHat The Big Five ------0 Dating Qama ing Day parade. 11:30 Marion R. Friedrich is MANCHESTER -Con­ 0 Rockford Files health. Body, Food, Vitamins: Your Health," on Tuesday at 7 p.m. in Stars blazed in Washington Sunday night in honor of S.J. Perelman drove his 1949 MG sports car 8,000 miles QDFaetlval Of Faith O Movie "River Cl No Return" chairman and she will be cordia Lutheran Church 9 Wraatllng 0 Hogan's Heroes He is a member of the Capitol Region June 28. Manchester. To learn HotpHalBada BackSuppoila America's greatest musical artists, as designated by the across Europe, the Middle East and India and had almost ®Nawt (1954) Robert Mllchum. Marilyn 9 9 9 Tonight assisted by Grace Hansen School staff will have talked the Chinese into letting him drive it on to Peking. Monroe. A widower, his son and and Juleen Patten. more, call toll free 1-800- Kennedy Center — Marian Anderson, Fred Astaire, 9 89 Dick Cavatt a barroom entertainer escape on 9 Ironskts supper tonight at 6:30 in Bad Ralls 9“ Newlywed idOame Qame SiDIckCavetf 842-2288. CtrvIcSI Collan George Balanchine, Richard Rodgers and Artur Rubins­ But acute bronchitis felled the 74-year-old humorist a raft through rapids, Indian SYLVESTER Kaiser Hall of the church. before he could get to the border. STheOddCcCouple C om m odat tein. \\ Mofls Tonight Inconllnant Panto Perelman — author of 20 books, plays and film scripts 7:29 STALLONE Aretha Franklin, introduced by Harry Bellafonte, sang IS Dally Numbera MHS Honor Roll W alkan MANCHESTER International- City Whirlpool Batha in tribute to Marian Anderson. Florence Henderson, in­ — landed in a Hong Kong hospital, near pneumonia, and ______Jean M. Whitesell, Michael J, 7:30 PARADISE Dana S i b n n s z , D arlene 'I uu.Hliiiusler.s —Alcoholics Anonymous troduced by Mary Martin, sang several of Rodgers' com­ now the great race memorial is over. 0 PM Magazine M A N C H E S T E R - Wilson, John H. Wilt, Jill Soares, Leeann Stauffer. will meet tonight at 8:30 at Mobile, Ala., sometimes is Bathroom Paltont Aldt positions. He'd hoped to complete, in reverse, the 1907 Peking-to- 0 Carol Burnett And Friends M anchester High School Zatkowski, Christine Zepke. MANCHESTER XSpeeW ALLEYS Laura Steiignski, Judith 102 Norman St. The group called the “City of Six President Carter hosted a pre-show reception at the Paris auto race and be the first person allowed to bring a has announced the honor J u n i o r s — Nathan Hale Toast­ Flags.” Since its first settle­ gnNawhwedQama P ITALIAN KITCHEN y i Stoker, Risa Strickland, Linda will also.meet Tuesday and m.64M541 White House, but in performance, it was 83-year-old blues privately-owned car into China since the Communist ® Candid Camera M RESTAURANT ^ roll for the first quarter. ,, 1^,. Tatro. masters Club will meet ment, the city has been WV^CMESIER CONfl ... Friday at 8:30 p.m., owned by the French, Brit­ singer Alberta Hunter who swiped the spotlight, drawing takeover in 1949. He's out of the hospital, but says he's fli 89 MacNaN / Lahrar Report Students nam ed are as Albert, Michael F. Raymond Tilden, Joanne Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at S That's Holtyyraod PBfsmouni PKturnPinsTin Wednesday at 10 a.m. and ish, and Spanish and has dropping the project. follows: Albert. Laura Barenbaum, Tremano, Katrine Walsh, Center Congregational thunderous demand for an encore which she punctuated 9 Chloo And m Man ^ THE FREE MOVIE t Sunday at 3:30 p.m. at 102 flown the flags of the Ameri­ MANeipTER DRUG G l i m p s e s SiTIcTac Dough Christopher Boudreau, Lisa Joanne Weiss, Scott Wilson, Church. To learn more, can Colonies, the Confeder­ Karen Wojnarowski, Lauren Norman St. To learn more, Concert Slated for Teens Marlon Brando and Jane Fonda will co-star in a $7 8:00 TICKET RETURNSII f S e n i o r s Brown, Lisa Ruck, Frank call Bill Altman. 646-7703. ate states and the United 717 Main Street • Manchester 0 The White Shadow High Honors Chavez, Laurie Colanti, Woodhouse, Kelly Woods, call 646-2355. AA contact is States. VERNON — The Indian Valley Branch of the YMCA, million movie based on the life of Tupac Amaru, the Inca 0 Croat-WHS WITH THE PURCHASE OF ANY T Lynne Wright, Scott Wright, ✓ Cathy Anderson, Sharon Timothy Devalve, Carol with offices in Vernon, will sponsor a teenage band con­ whose uprising against Spain put Peru on the road to in­ 0 9 U ic a n DINNER OR THESE SPECIALS: 'K Anderson, Patricia Avery, Jill Donovan. Stefan Zajac. cert Dec. 8 at 8 p.m. at the Manchester Armory. dependence 0 Movie "Mr. Blandings Builds His Dream House" (1948) Cary P M A M . I . JSF Panavision* Borgida, Nicol Bourgoin, Susan Dreisbach, S o p h o m o r e s CHOKE MP S T E M ...... The concert will feature the local group, "Hot Head M J S J Mark Buker, Kenneth Carone, Christopher 'Fields, Carrie lligli Honors Slater.” Co-chairmen of the concert committee are Jack I NEW LOW PRICES LONDON M O L ST EM , M J S j Joanne Castelli, Kenneth Hagler, Laura Hewitt, Catherine Cochran, Leon ml iw i MMi * ButtSf or Muihroom Siucs ^ ______Kathryn Hickey, Cynthia Perry of Vernon and Roger Carney of Ellington. ON ALL M -T BErgiin Nghtt DeDominicis, Elaine Dezso. Getchell, Mary Lee Holt, Jill lEIIL FUNGtASE Kurowski, Alan Liggett, Teen Committee members are: B MSeib $1 CA Ralph Dilisio, Carolyn V. Lampson, Raymond Lima, PRESCRIPTIONS THE BOYS Sarah McClain, Douglas East Catholic High School; Greg Ruggles, Tolland High; BottOnes A .3 U m Egan, Kim Erickson, Brenda Marcella MacDonald, Connie Meek, Crystal Moquin. and Michelle Perry, Vernon Middle School. ARTHUR DRUG KEFGUTlETPMliaMO FROM BRAZIL Flaherty, Scott Freedman, Morgan, Jeanine Murphy, f/miEHAROREYFyasN, if they sur\i\'e...SAill we.’ Steven Reich, Dorinda “Hot Head Slater" is made up of musicians from the iWDFUTOFSOlE Sandra Gamer, Ruth Garop- Patricia Oriowski, Courtland Wnh Seafood Stuffing Rowett, Judith Saucier, Vernon area. polo, Steven Gauthier, Sears. futofsoufrmcuse .S4.95*K Richard Gelling, Leo Ger­ Michael Savidakis, L i^ Melissa Spiel, Michael P. Tickets for the concert are on sale at the YMCA office, main. Tilden. BMED STUFFED MnEDSEitfOOD______$ 5 .9 S 4 ( LAURENCE Surh, Nancy Thibodeau. Vernon Circle. eg Denise Gilliland, Christine Regular Honors AUNIVIRSALncTUlU, ALL DINNERS INCLUDE SALAD A PASTA iw Timothy Whiting, Charles GLOBE OLIVIER A. G ulbinas, E lizabeth Lisa Abell, Matthew Woodhouse. YOU *iy- "K H W A FREE PASS TO SEE C Handley, Emily J. Hennigan, Adamy, Glen Aliezi, Laurie adioThaeiO Regular Honors Travel Service Nancy J. Herzog, Aaron D. Arico, Linda Ather, Russell ^NY MOVIE MOW PUYINO AT ' Frederick Albers, Karen Makes Holiday Shopping Easier jm Horwitz, Michael Isko, Bagshaw, Theresa Baiboni, Theater Schedule 555 MAIN S T R E E T A H 1 W A L THE U.A. THEATRE EAST -k Albert, Robin Ashton, Brenda i kOUICS IS ■ 14 ■ II IIIIT I Offsr Good Tusodsy Nights Only c Jocelyn M. Ivory, Ingrid Laura Bangasser, Donald 643-2155 Baltovick, Susan Beauregard, Jacobson, Grace Jaworski. Barnett, Shari Bauer. Monday Hope Blette, Marjorie Over 30 Yeart Peter Krupp, Dale Karen Bensen, Neill U.A. Theater 1 — “Midnight Geese” 7:00-9:30 Travel Experience LaChapelle, Edward Lemiux, Botteron, Andrew Browne, 4-KEY MEMORY Vernon Cine 1 — "Foul Berggren, Faith Blette, Jen­ Deborah Burgess, Doreen Express” 7:009:15 Authorized agent Jn Lizabeth Leone, Paul R. nifer Brewer, Suzanne Brown, Play” 7:20-9:30 Buyak. U.A. Theater 2 — "Animal Manchester lor all Marte Jr., Theresa Mazzotta, Marie Brugnetti, Rosemary Vernon Cine 2 — “The Big Laurie Cleveland, Brian CALCULATOR BARGAIN House” 7:30-9:45 Airlines, Railroads and Kathleen McCarthy, Susan Busky, Susan Cain, Cheryl Fix” 7:10-9:10 ^am ship Lines Cockerham, Denise Davies, U.A. Theater 3 - “Wild McClain, Lisa Millette, Joy Camire, Joan Cartwright. EC-243 by Radio Shack* James Donnelly, Robin Dun­ Mloganoski. Michael Caye, Brenda can, Georgeanne Ebersold, tm u Tasm ssiirtaeot t n f sa Chasse, Christine Cheney, IXinna Monaco, 'Sandra L. Lora Edwards, Kathleen Meyers, James V. Nardulli, Catherine Connors, Monique -'ll Erickson, Leeanne Fogg. Maureen O’Connell, Joanna Cormier, John Cowing, Laurie Joanne Frechette. FACTS I G. Oshinsky, Dean Pagani, Croft, William Cunningham, Edward French, Janice m m Anj^qoit^Show.^ Sale Lisa Pedrazzinl, Jeffrey Kimberly Daniels, Thomas Glidden, Donna Grinavich, Pelletier, Shari Possum, Demko. Peter Guarney, Deborah Charron Potamianos. Nalni Dhar, Karen 0 1 9 7 8 Gussak, Michael Hall, Jen­ I Anne Prignano, Brenda Donnestad, Jeanne M. Dubiel, nifer Hedlund, Stephen & FIGURES j Glenn Eagleson, Edmund ^ V 4^ be Reid, Linda Roberts. Linda Hilinski, Ginger Howard, ixvartTafMiMMTMoisveO Rogers. Leah Saglio, Dana Fellows, Jane Feragne, Since 1973, the American Elizabeth Fields, Girard Michael Jacobs. SAVE 26% ■ Salihi, Sandra Schack, Lisa G. Michael Jaworski, Brenda truck and bus industries have Schwartz, Becky Seibert, Ganley, Kelly Gaouette, Tam­ S Johnson, James Keene, An­ managed to save 1.7 billion Karin Staaer. A proud gift that fits any budget! CHARGE IT my Guegel. drew Kravitz, Larry Krupp, gallons of fuel thanks to 163 Bn Ruth Sieron, Thomas Sin- IMOSTSTORESI Jue^&lVedmdaySpeeiak ichoster^CT. Sheri-Lynn Hagenow, Diane Kim Lajoie, Judy Libera. Jon Easy to read bright green digital voluntary efforts of truck namon, Jerome Smith, makers and truck users. This Hellendbrand, Christopher Lundberg, Beth MacDonald, display. Add/subtract/cancel/ count Ref saves shippers money, and p J ^ r k t i h L g Virginia Sylvester, Michael Hoyng, Diane Jean, Paul Admiss Mary Jane Major. recall memory. With balls., carry that saves shoppers money. BONELESS BREAST MR i 2^2pMsaill"4S1.1)0 each Thompson, Lauri Turkington, Johnson, Steven Kurlowitz, Elizabeth Maloney. Glenn add; subsbad; multiply; divide and more BIB-EYE Dale Vinci, Richard C. case. AC adapter $4.95. 65-618 ' 1 [AMlc HockiqrTesm';; , Linda Litton, Julie Lohr, Jef­ Marx, Michael McCartney, OF CHICKEN Walden, Wendy Warren, frey Lombardo, Penny Linda McDowell, Sean STEAK Directions; Rtel Leslie Weinberg. 2, Right on C 1 '^ Broad Street, Lutzen. McVeigh, Marc O'Connell, for unique Christmas presents! Waddell School $2,59 (|edB|^iibmer of Broad ilif Turnpike. Regular Honors Carol MacKenzie, Francis Peter Phelon, Marc Pinette, S2.79 Maffe, Doreen Mailiet, Diana Sowed with Potato, Texas Tovt, and AII-YotH^wv-Eat Salad PLEASE CALLTHEAmES l^ura Abbruzese, Ronald Kelly Rheault, Lori Richloff. PROGRAMMABLE FOR SCREEN TIMES Apter, Linda D. Baird, James Marchand, Sandra Mazzone, Cathy Roy, Kevin P. Roy, Bascetta, Anne Marie Bell, Barbara McFall, Philip Michael Savidakis, Lori CALCULATOR LCD THIN MEMORY CALCULATOR DISCOVER BONANZA DISCOVER BONANZA Deborah Berthiaume, Sandra Melley, Janet Mitchell, Deb- Schlehofer, Karen Scott, EC-257 by Radio Shack Berube, Clifford Bickford, bra Montiverdi, Lynn Naretto. Diane Selbie, Susan Setsky, EC-4000 by Radio Shack Motor Vehicle Manufac* Ragistar For ■1 Melissa Nelson, William '■J Kyle Ann Braun, Susan Breen. Kimberly Sidway, Barbara turers Association points out Nighan, Christine Pagani, that Department of Trans* A CHRISTMAS STOCMNG BONANZA Paul Brindamour, Joseph Silver, Alison Smith. portation data shows that Buccino, Paul Carpenter, David Pantaleo, Laurie Laurie Starkweather, HeavenW 4 A Kevin Carriere, Pamela Patarini, Carlyn Petricca, Williarn Szarek, Paul some 423 million gallons of Win a giant stocking ttuffsd'with to Lamps to Fit Chalke, Rosa Ciccio, Cary Debra Piatok, Heather m (3T. 1 fuel have been saved in the Tanguay, David Tedford, 175 'nr; r Reg. past five yean just by putting ARShies BIGGER AD Coffin, Charles Cohen, Mark Plagge, Ellen Rappaport, Winner need not be present. Every Decor Karen Virginia. Laura Webb, radial-ply Ures on 20 percent Copeland, Larry R. Cote. MiVdiell Schardt. Wayne Webb, John Whiton, (Cnti fFT 1 59« No purchase required 21 VARIETIES ' Living Rooms • Ouldoor Furniture of the nation’s new medium • Bedroom Seis • Oinenes. Tracy Lee Culbertson, Gai;^y Selinger, Betty Andrew Wickwirc, Denise I i WILL DO MORE («: 155 r r and heavy duty trucks. Carpets & Rugs (513 PIZZA V g O-c'o Russell Dagenais, Sheny Sheldon, Patricia Shirer, Wood. Radials save by absorbing less ! 1 Take-em home Dalesandro Kevin Davids, energy, which translates di* DISCOVER BONANZA DISCOVER BONANZA TALKING FRANKLIN fTT - r - n rectly into fuel savings. MINI-PIZZA FURNITURE James DeValve, Leo D i a n a , f t o 3 ^ ¥ i i § ¥ i « S M T 9 ^ ^ ¥ i » ¥ f T I ¥ « 9 ^ 5 3 } Donna Dilisio, JudithUF S 0 O D for the small fry K / Since 1916 r - ' u * * * INTHE Donahue, Mary Donovan,: Versatilel Over 180 pre-pro­ Another 719 million gal­ 0 0 B Handy checkbook size solves lons have been saved by MMCHESTER-SHOP RITE tUOA ITALIAN PARTYTRAVS V IS IT OU R 40 MODEL ROOMS Beverly Dowd. FOR CHRISTMAS \ 0 grammed uses, stores 150 Italian Ham & Salami, Matthew J. Downey, math problems easily. Only adopting fuel-efficient diesel Imported Cheese. YEUJIW RAGES. 1 0 0 D strokes. Figure math, program Call H M C H E S T H -W S T HBOtE TURNPItt Antipasto. Kalian Bread MON tu ts TMURS 9 9 \ - _ 5 Mignonne Doyon, Laurie i 0 AMexZVixys". Percent, square enpnes for 50 percent of the for(akt out — FRI 4 SAT 9 5 30 finances, develop unique nation^ new l ^ e trucks. The Open 12 noon to 11 deily Dunlop, Brenda Eastman, root keys. With 2600 hr. batts.,' savings are just beginning: JoannoEvans, William Flynn, games, more. With manual, 555-2314 2076 N. E R IE 555-4569 book-like carry case. Large Last year alone more than tot BRANOVW INI Free P irk .n i N til Oool Brett Gallagher, Katherine E. case, bans, AC adapter/ 88,000 new high-efficiency Gallup, Kathy Gerich, David easy to read display. 65-626 charger. 65-660 highway diesels were built. Golnik. Gloria Goulet, Kelly Grady, Susan Grandquist, Eileen Grenier, Ronald Gustafson, 4-KEY MEMORY MICRO-MINI LCD Kimberly A. Hanlon, Frances CREDIT CARD SIZE CALCULATOR L. Harrell, Samuel J. DESK CALCULATOR MEMORY CALCULATOR EC-261 by Radio Shack A Harrison, Michael Hewett, EC-2001 by Radio Shack EC-224 by Radio Shack Linda Holcomb. TUES. ^ ONLY! Alison Hublard, Karen Hutt, Kenneth Jacobs, Ann Jarvis, Dorothy Jarvis, Martha 195 195 •emitem ■ ■ 66 ■ 68 Jaworski, George Jay, Karen 195 BIGGER A D E. Johnson, Steven Kahn, The • iMt Thin Robin Kerr. Ideal for home or officel Figure percent Suzanne Killian, Sharon R. change, gross profit margins. 10-digit blue 4mm Thlnl Kingsbury, Joseph Lauzon, O J & C Ferrara Co.. display. With bans. AC adapter $5.95. Ideal for school, business, shoppingl Kenneth Leitz, Ralph F. Ley, Super-thinI LCD display with memory, hoicest Meats In Toum\ WILL DO MORE Laura J. Lieber, Kathy The Necklace witha [j2gend| 65-660 V/inWAxyt" has baits., carry case. 65-613 percent, credit card case, bans. 65-628 Lingard, Jennifer Locke. U8DA CHOICE O A £ Joseph Lovell, Lori A. I While the Sand Dollar is one of the most widely known and Lumpkin. ' popular of all shells, few people are aware of the Sharon Maher, Mary Jo pretty little legend attached to It. ALPHA-NUMERIC MEMORY ALARM CLOCK STOP­ PRINTER-DISPLAY 4 1ST CUT CHUCK STEAKS . 0 9 * ^ Majewski, Glenn Markham, I Legend has It that these strange shells tell the story ol Christ's suffering and his glory, CALCULATOR-DIRECTORY WATCH CALCULATOR AC DESK CALCULATOR TALK IN G Catherine Marr, Beverlee Maturo, Kathleen A. McCoan, j The live holes represent the live wounds of Chrisl. On the EC-4002 by Radio Shack EC-260 by Radio Shack EC-3003 M a 0 9 Rhonda McGarry, Loren T. front the Easter Lily— its center, a five pointed star by Radio Shack CENTER CUT CHUCK STEAKS lb. McLaughlin. James Mercier, representing the Star ol Bethlehem which led the shepherds Dell Irom afar. On the back the outline of the Christmas Michael Meredith. Poinsetlia reminds us ot His birthday. When the shell is 195 WONDER BAR HITHE Brenda Nardi, Hoang Minh broken open, five Doves ol Peace and Good Will appear. 195 195 Nguyen, Leslie A. Norris, Because of this religious legend, this fascinating creature GEmUNBCLOGNA * l a 2 9 Katheen J. Oneill, Christian of the sea is often referred to as the Holy Ghost shell. Pappas, Margaret Petrone, p 3 3 m t m l A beautiful story, beaulilully told in sterling silver Store up to 30 lines of LAND O’ LAKES Jerald Rappaport, Thurston By J & C Ferrara $25.00 Traveler's must-24 Keep important computations! 4-key Scott Ray, Mark Raymond, phone numbers, word/ hr alarm! Show s day. dual memory, auto/float decimal»much WHITE CHEESE n a 6 9 YELLOW RAGES John Reiser. ALSO AVAILABLE IN EARRINGS number data. Inc. bans., case. 65-652 date, more Inc b a n s. case 65-627 .lb . more Inc. thermal paper 66-646 Agnes Rezman, Norman S. AND STICK PINS ALSO IN Rice, Andrew J. Riemitis, 14K GOLD. r - - 1 Peter Riggsby, Janet Ritchie, SMART SANTAS SHOP EARLY... MOST STORES OPEN LATE NIQHT8 AND SUNDAYS Most Items Laura S. Ronzello, Steven M. OPEN THURS. EVE TIL 9 P.M. also available at Southern Ruggiero, Tammy Sanborn, MANCHESTER— Manchettor Parkada t il C h r i s t m a s Radio Shack Radio New England Jill ^hlehofer,' Linda Seavey. M A N C H E ST ER -Sh op Rita Plaza Dealers Telephone Mimi L. Silverman. Bar­ Look for this bara Slaiby, Elizabeth Smith. E. HARTFORD— Charter Oak Mall sign in your HIGHLAND PARK MARKET Doreen Soares, Valerie J. UOOR VERNON-Trl-CIty Plaza neighborhood Sterling. Robert S. Tanner, H A DIVISION OF TANDY CORPORATION PRICES MAY VARY AT INDIVIDUAL STORES Glenn Thomas. Daniel 317 Highland Street Thompson, David E. Tim- brell, Robert P. Tine. Barry M. Vincens, Cynthia 917 MAIN STREET « Manchester • 646-4277 (See?) A. VIoIelte, Jessica Walters, Daniel Weintraub, Diane « DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER | Whitaker, Christina White, 1 .) PAGE SIXTCEN — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Mon., Dec. 4, 1978 MANCHESTER EVEailNG HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., Dec. 4, 1978— PAGE SEVENTEEN

INDEX I N * / p W inttd 13 ■' H s / p Wantad 13. H a lp Wantad 13 Halp Wantad naa For Safa 33 Homaa For Soto 23 M CC Calendar N O T IC It 13 TOOLMAKERS - MachinisU. 1 — Lott and Found 2 — Portonalt PARACHUTE RIGGER AUTO AND TRUCK REAL ESTATE SALES Apply 81 Commerce Street, 3 •>- Announcomonti WANTED- 2 years in packing MECHANIC - Experienced REPRESENTATIVES- In­ Manchester Community Sing, Hartford Road cam­ •The college dining room Glastonbury. PTG Company. When in need of a Service or Product parachutes desired. Primary pus. 4 — Enttrttlnm tnl only. Own tools. 878 Hartford creased Sales Activity and College offers this calen­ is in the Student Center. Telephone 633-7631. 5 — Auetiont She Beralti responsiblity will be to sup­ Road. 647-9552. New Office Expansion dar of events in the interest Sunday, Ded. 10 Reservations should be FINANCIAL port engineering packint requires additional sales staf- RN, LPN, 7 to 3 and 3 to 1 requirements. High School of the community. All the made in advance at the 0 — Bondt-Slockt-Mortgtgtt POSITION AVAILABLE - fing. No experience Concert by MCC concert shifts. Good pay, good 9 — Ptrtonal Lotnt Education require. PleastPlease Organist, choir director; One MCC-sponsored activities Main Office at Hartford 10 — inturtneo CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING necessary. For Career Oppor- Jazz Band, main campus benefits and working con­ call Personnel rtment at service. Send resume to: Se­ tunities in the greater Road, 646-4900, extension ditions. Apply in person, Ver­ EMPLOYMENT CALL A PROFESSIONAL Pioneer Parachuu Co., 644- iisted beiow are open to the auditorium, 7:30 p.m. cond Congregational Church, Manchester' area, call Mw. public and many are free of 205. non Manor, 180 Regan Road, 13 - Mtip Wtnitd 1581. 1746 Boston Tpke, Coventry, Vernon. 14 ~ ButmtM OpporlunlUtt Cody, Fireside Realty, Inc., charge. For further infor­ 15 — Situation Wanitd a . 06238. 643-8030, or Ma. Champ, 647- P H O N E PAINTER’S HELPER- Full 9144. mation. cail 646-2137. CERAMIC TILE MECHANIC EDUCATION 643-2711 0 put this Directory to work for you, call 643-271 1 time, liberal fringe benefits, SECRETARY - HarUord Law - Experienced only. Top 18 ~ Privala inaUuctlona .Monday, Dec. 4 19 — Schooia-Claaaaa FOnA^SiSTANCE 119PLA C IN G YOUB AD on bus route. A pw in person, Firm seeks experienced A VENDING ROUTE- Own LEGAL NOTICE wages, i^ply: Atlas Tile. 1862 20 — Inaiructiona Wantad East Hartford Convalescent, *Lunch: Beeb Burgundy m m m t a in a secretary with some college and operate your own vending Berlin 'rpke.. Wethersfield, mawAOToiwiUM t i B B o m i g i m 745 Main Street, ^ s t Hart­ or secretarial background. routes. 4-10 hours weekly. 563-0151. REAL ESTATE with noodies. noon, coiiege Zoning Board of Appeals 23 — Homaa lor Salt Ht/p W anted 13 ford. Expert, typing and shorthand Complete company training 24 — Lots-Land lor Salt dining room. The Zoning Board of Appeals of Andover, Connecticut will ADVERTI8INQ , EDWARDS VETa a Porioh^ a Audfi J. B. ELECTRONICS skifls required. Call 24M121 and location setup. Cash in­ Lota-Land lor Sato 24 RN-LPN wanted for full or 25 — Invaslmanl Proparty ‘ ADVERTISING MODELS - for Advertising fnr interview vestment needed. PLAN I $2,- Tuesday, Dec. 5 hold a Public Hearing on Monday, December 11,1978, at 7:30 part time on all shifts. Apply 26 — Businaaa Proparty NO Qualifications except Antmrtagtanrtn ProtaatlonaEy Partormad STEREO • TV REPAIR I^omotions in Commercials, 27 — Rasort Proparty RATES desire for this excellent op­ 060.00. PLAN II $4,980 00. p.m. in the Lower Level of the Town Office Building, in ac­ director of nursing. Salmon- 28 — Raal Eatata Wania<] DEADLINE Conventions, Fashions, RNs, LPNs. NURSES AIDES HAMPSHIRE. Shore lot •Dinner: German 1day ...... 128 word par day portunity for high income, (Edwards Buihing) ‘ CWIwAppatoMar P U N III $9,710.00. P U N IV cordance with Qiapter 246, Section 14-55, of the state brook Convalescent Home, off 12:00| noon the day before N arrators, Trade Shows. TELEPHONE OPERATOR SUff relief or private duty * */* acres., was Dinner. Rouiadens. 6 p.m.. MI8C. SERVICES 3 days ...... 118 word par day cash bonuses and benefits In 6464414 w 87S-2S19 $14,190.00. Call Toll Free 1- statutes, on the application of Linwood Glidden, for a Used House Street, Glastonbury, pubKoaUon. Interviews this Mon. to Fri. 12 SPEOAUST. If different is assignments available in your coiiege dining room. 31 ~ Sarvicaa Olfarad Sdaya ...... 108 word par day Manchester area. Regardless 800-237-2806 or 1-800-237-0704, area. Excellent rates, in- Mte over lots$5,100 ca^irnW. Auto Dealers License, located at the Andover Texaco Sta­ Please call 633-5244. 32 — Painlmg-Paparing M days .. 98 daya ...... Deadline lor Saturday and *24 HOUR lEllW Cr JONES AUTO SALES to 6pm. Studio 4()4, 225 West what you want we offer a un­ of experience, write G. L. N t BMAO ar. MANCHfam 6 4 3 - 1 1 6 2 Sunday 10 am-6 pm, Mon-Wed. surance, quick pay plan CGS Lhalet on lake, moye in $37,- Basketbail: MCC vs. tion, Route 6 and 316 (Hebron Road) Andover, Connecticut. 33 — Building-Contracting 15 worda $2.00 minimum Monday la 12:00 Noon Friday. 57th Street, New 'York City, ique. challenging position for 9 am-8 pm. NURSES AIDES wanted for 34 — Rooling-Siding Read, Box 696, Dayton, Ohio Fourth Floor. SERVICE, lllP B arl S tM t Comer lot, beautiful $8,- Greater Hartford Com­ 35 — Heating-Plumbing Happy A d a ...... $2.50 Inch 45401. clerk-operator si^ ialist to At this hearing, interested persons may be heard and written full time on all shifts. Apply SUroiCHlSUPPUET join our communication HarUord, 246-5626 «»• “ acres $35,000. Motels - munity Coiiege. 8 p.m.. communications received, A copy of the application is on file 36 — Flooring PlEASE READ TEACHER AIDE - ACTING ------Restaurants - Campgrounds - director of nursing. Salmon- 37 — Moving-Trucking-Storaga HAIR STYLIST- SHARP monitoring staff. Applicants TEACHER. l^nchestOT Com­ East Catholic High School. in the office of the Town CTerk, Town Office Building, An­ 38 — Services Wantad BABYSITTER- MATURE, n m t V f W t GAL FRIDAY- For eeneral Acreage and Farms. 603-522- brook Convalescent Home, off J0.U R AD MEOCO MANAGER - ASSISTANT must be mature, reliable, munity College seeks can­ dover, Connecticut. House Street, Glastonbury. Reliable Loving person to HAIR CUTTERS. Rapidly good references, able to com­ office duUes. D r i y e r s I f S ^52^3736. Wednesday, Dee. 6 MISC. FOR SALE -Oliaalliad ada ara takan over care for 16 month old in our suuicju sumy co. didates for a temporary, full Please call 633-5244. 40 Household Goods • an m l esakt • Wirnan expanding National chain of municate effectively and a must. Call Mrs. Bloom. 646- •Dinner: Scandinavian. Dated in Andover, Connecticut, this November 27th, 1978. tha phone: as a convanlancR. Manchester home. Monday m time position as a teachers 41 — Articles lor Sate Tha Herald la raaponalbla lor |M • CwMuedM precision baircutting shops make decisions. Company 2900...... Zoning Board of Appeals 42 — Building Supplies thru Wednesday, 7:30 to 4. aide-acting teacher in the Morbrad med Svedsker og SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS for I * only one incorrect Inaerllon and • iinM fuHwrti a tiMM opening soon in Marshalls paid benefits, parking and ------Hoaort Propartf xt 43 — Pets -Birds- Dogs Call 646-6668, after 6 p.m. • MM Cwtom aiMofti ■ . . , . - college-sponsored Child Aebler (pork loin stuffed of Andover South Windsor. Will Jrain. then only ‘to -tha th e of the Mall t^nchester. We are Mary C. McNamara, Chairman '44 — Livestock References. 457 Main EL •tMir FomM a iiM extensive training pro^am . Developement Center. Work with prunes and Apples- Apply 9 Brookfield Street or 45 — Boats & Accessories original Insertion. Erroty which This Directory. 6474167 M looking for a licensed Taking applications tor 8 am-4 includes teaching and ad­ f o r ^ r e S s in Home*HMlth VERMOOT- Share ayailable 049-11 call 289-5918, after 12 noon. 46 — Sporting Goods do not lessen the value ol the* manager and stylists who can pm (typing required) 4 pm-12 Care. H you are interested in '“‘Sf R*"eh Style Chalet, Danish), 6 p.m.. coiiege 47 — Garden Products advertisement wiir not be cor- PART TIME HELP needed ministration. Salary is $315 bi­ meaningful work call River "®ar Mt. Snow. Ask for Dick, 48 Anlii^uas —ja u w L flfN m . do today’s casual blow dry midnight and 12 midnight-8 weekly for the period January dining room. NURSES AIDES - Full time, rocted by an additional Iniar- evenings to work in Pharmacy E a s t * H o i^ rJ ia k e T ®r 6464)614. 49 — Wanted to Buy tion. . Wo olkniHOto Hm ris k haircuts. Good salary on com- am. Hours will include some 16-May 18, 1979. Associate and part time, 7-3 and 11-7. Department. Clerical misions plus paid vacations weekends and/or Holidays. Home/Health Aid Service ...... Thursday, Dee. 7 Town of Bolton Public Notice RENTALS m a p l e I M s b i l of elUnuMy Braa Degree in early Childhood Experienced preferred, but experience necessary. Plea­ CARRY NATIONS and holidays. In-shop training. Call 525-2924 between 10 am 6434511. You must have a car! 23 •Lunch: Chef’s Choice, ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS 52 — Rooms lor Rant sant working conditions in Super Service, Inc. arWMUl moUng a tnoaa.. . , , ,. .. . Education or Related field we will train. Apply in person: 53 — Apartments lor Rant •••••••••••••••••••••••••• 643-1308 No following required. (?all and 3 pm for application and required. Send resume and and be in good physical health! 1 ,, r,.o „ c ------1 “ noon, college dining room. A hearing of the Zoning Board of Appeals of the Town of East Hartford Convalescent 54 — Homes lor Rant H»lp W a n fd 13 professional environment in O A 8 - « L - LUMUCATION • Kim or Judy 1-226-7851. We will train you, and pay you * “t.^ASR For your property, 55 — Business lor Rent Halp Wantad 13 Modern Pharmacy, Apply in FINE LUNCHES A C C M M M M appointment. references, by Dec, 28, to: •The Mitchell-Ruff Bolton will be held at the Town Hall on Monday, December Home, 745 Main Street, East Aztec COMMAND while we are doing so You ** •'"'“’S- Avoid R ^ 56 — Resort Property for Rant person Parkade Liggett CoriMrofCMitorSMabiSI TIM t AMD DATTlnM ~ John Gannon, Manchester will receive a good hourly rate I"**®"* Sem re. Hayes Duo." main campus 18, 1978 at 7:30 p.m. to hear the following appeals; Hartford, 57 — Wanted to Rant GENERAL OFFICE CLERK- PERFORMANCE ’’The Hair­ ELECTRICAL ENGINEER- Community College, P.O. Box 56 — Misc. lor Rent PART TIME SECRETARIES ReRexal. « For small office. Diversified C him ney cutting Place.” Manufacturer of industrial 1046.. Manchester, Ct. 06040. plus mileage reimbursement. Corpoation, 646^)131. autoditonum. 8 p.m. Case #599, Appeal of Morris L. Saucier of 15 Notch Road, SEWING MACHINE and interesting position. / TYPIST / BOOKKEEPERS- heat treating furnaces has kBr*#*! :__ _ cs___ I _____ i.__:a... other fringe benefits also. ------7-----r T T — AUTOMOTIVE SALES- Women / Men if you MC(? is an Equal Opportunity Friday, Dec. 8_ Bolton, for variance of Section 7A of the Bolton Zoning Operators and miscellaneous 61 — Autos for Sale Knowledge of booKkeeping, For information call 289-4319. a Stceep$ EXPERIENCED MATURE requirement for electrical Employer and Adheres to the ••••••••••••••. selling your house? Call us Woef inHicc Regulations to allow construction of a building within 12 feet workers needed. MUST 62 — Trucks lor Sale filing, traing and shorthand have a background in Health Buminmmt R^st and We’ll make you a WOMAN part-time waitress. engineer to design electrical Principals of Affirmative Ac­ Bualnaaa OppartunHr 14 cash offer! T.J. Crockett, •Dinner: HAVE SOME High School 63 — Heavy Equipment lor Sale helpful. Please contact; Fran and Physical Fitness. Are Apply in person, Fani’s control systems and high >«• u. .. .. of the sideline. Said property is located on the west side of 64 — Molorcyclas-Bicyclas MY COMPANY WILL able to communicate with these ADVERTISEIIv tion. N ight, 6 p .m ., college N„tch Road. Education. Must be able to 65 — Campars-Trailera-Moblla Banning for appointmnt 643- temperature heating SMALL ENGINE Service 643-1577.______EMPLOY 2 people to start people and have a strong AHEAU m wiNoaon or. Kitchen, 1015 Main Street, dining room. . ^ read and speak English, and Homes 2738. work immediately. $200 per MANCHUrm after 3 p.m. elements. Excellent oppor- PACKAGING COMPANY ■36 — Automotive Service desire to earn top dollars e*P®"-5524. to touches of color for vices. MULYST that bright look. ______M y Phene Ne. I i ------Minimum quallflcatlona for a part- CONTEMPORARY RANCH- No. 5838 has knit di­ tlma appointment Include e 7 rooms, including a^oining rections for Sites 34-36, CHRISTMAS HAPPY ADS AD TD RUN IN HeRALBTD S SAVER □ BDTH □ master's degrea and two years of in-law apartment. Sunken 38-40 and 42-44 inclusive. ,For your oxtra oonvonlonco, wo hovo Inataljod a Wont full-tima teadilng exparlence. living room, formal dining T9 i t i l t . t w i $1J9 fer N ih Hew Atony Deyi.. -8TARTINQ DATE Appropriate equlvalendee wUI be We are seeking an Individual experienced In WILLAPPEAirOecEIUBER23rd. ' Dopartmonl onor-houra anowortrtg aorvlea. Now, room, 3 baths, 4 bedrooms, ^ $94 ter DMtftc m i whatovar tha hour, day or night, Sundays or holidays accepted. Part-time ap­ Univac Series 90 on line applications. fOMd/fn*/! Moon Oaewnfear 27(1, j A pointments are made for one huge fireplaced family room, u rn CU9T temeater only without aaauranoe You will apply your minimum 3-5 years game room. $119,900. Group 1 Dial Days 643-2711 of re-appointmenta. Com pwaa- experience In the area of order entry and Inven­ CALL R ek^rs, Phitbrick Agency, mm Y n t, N.r. 1$$$9 tkm for first-time appointed, W l* P rM mam AMrtss wM ZIP time Instructors la $276 par tory manageipent.- - C$U aeTlblc m aim . Dial Nights 643-2718 aameatpr hour. If you are a self-motivated, results-orlented MANCHESTER- 6 room 1979A LB U M with a 32-page Ask for Margie or Joe, Juti Siva in your mawags, nanw and addrsM — Wall do lha Parsons Interested in part-time home, on 7 acres of beautiful **Gift SecUon” with full. teaching poaltlona should submit Individual and enjoy a challenging environment rati. land. Acre pond. Garage is for direcUona. Price. . . |2.00 reaumaa and copies of with a leader In the Industry, send resume and U$0 TIItU leett AT $1.29 lACN. tranacrlpta, by Decamber 29, to; 3 cars, one is heated. $82,500. Ms. M iy u tt IIM M MILTS. Call The Herald Classified Dept No mor8 ruihlng to call before noon. Order your Want Ad whenever Dean of Acadamic Affairs, salary history In complete confidence: Group I, Philbrick Agency. cartsiM iMsse Itvili $iBla you're TMdy ~ night or day, even on Sundaya and hotidaya. Mancheater Community CtMlege, 643-2711 22 Pertonnel Manager m . fr117-W n.Tt IN PAMII. P.O. Box 1046, Mancheater. CT H r i m k i mam. 06040. AMERICAN THREAD RANCH- 4 bedrooms, 1 1/2 Ne. i-iii-m A N iiitn urt niw- 6 4 3 2 7 1 1 Mancheater Community College 322 Main Street baths, fireplace, patio, 2 car n MILTS. 1$ hedeittat eMits.' ‘ ^ - la an equal opportunity employer m. %ii$-AiniieA*$Mvo$iTt Willimantic. Ct. 06226 Ask for Mike Sntoll barn, beautiful- AFtNANS. A hMMIHr i i N e f c and adheres to the prlndplee of scaped acre lot. Only S h e H e r a l h Placa your ad by noon and lt runs lha naxt day. affirmative ectlon. An Equal Opportunity Employtr M/F giivx iw ffwss# me ^maae. • • • S ’ 'e> Ragular hours offlea phona It 643>2711. ra$49,900. Group I, Philbrick CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Agency, 6 4 6 ^ . MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, ttochester. Conn., Mon., Dec. 4, 1978 - PAGE NINETEEN PAGE EIGHTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., Dec. 4, 1978 .Fnmiwd Enwit Peanuts — Charles M. Schulz ACROSS 4 fladoltiit Answer to Pravlout Puzile 5 Voice (Let) BUSINESS & SERVICE I'M H/RITIN6 A BOOK TTIERE'S THIS 6IRL WHO “ WHAT PO VOU THINK 1 Thli (Lat) 6 Celifamie XT* Dear Abby ABOUT BEETHOVEN U K E 5 HIM, SEE, BUT HE OF THAT?' SHE 5AIP" 4 Latin poM county WONYPAVANVATTBinON 8 BrushM 7 French peinter T H B O N l i f T U M E against 8 Rece By Abigail Van Buren T TDHER...SOVOUKN0UI 121 posiati 9 Neturel tm WHAT SHE P0E576UE55' (contr.) 10 Chew T H E BOSS B v f t « 13 Complatad 11 Delete’s 14 0na opposite N c f r ic . e s M«H/vr x 15 Rutful 17 Squeezes out DIRECTORY 18 Giva air 19 Superl stive ITiTil D O 1 5 i ^ h BN X IS Gibe suffix Think Now, 20 Acorn trta 23 Songbird SwvIcM O t h n d 31 SarvfcM 0/tortcf 31 PalnUng-Paparlng 33 Building Conincting 33 ISUWtoS FoolwUlnieiiMl.tlM- 21 Stagt need 26 Arrivel-timt v a DON'T Do IT. 22 Famtl* pig gusss (sbbr.j 24 ObtarvM C4M TREE SERVICE - Free SNOWPLOWING- Residen­ PAINTING - Interior and FIRST CLASS Carpentry - Buy Later 26 God (Sp.) 40 Ophidian abbr.) estunates, discount senior exterior, paperhanging, Priscilla’s Pop — Ed Bulllvsn 28 Fall* Math 27 Discover 43 Sadan, for tial and commercial. Porter Remodeling and Additions. 30 Shockt 52 Scianco* citizens. Company Street area and South East excellent work References. Kitchens and Rec Rooms. 35 Tmm«» fi-f DEAB READERS: Caa yoo belteve it’s Uai< U prepare 28 Midwestern ona Free estimates. Fully in­ 9R, BA THE INOLUR/NG PO S40U T H IN K W E 'R E PON T HTTAAE' 33 Samt (prefix) college (2 46 Oaprattion ini' fiction topic Manchester-owned and area of Manchester. Free years experience! For Free ier the helidni egeia? WeD, it le, se de yaunelvea a beer 34 Sown (Fr.) operated. Cail 646-1327. Estimates. Reasonable. 646- sured. Martin Matson, 649- Estimates, call 646-4239. tad da year Chrbtaui ar Haaakliah ihepplng eeriy. PHOTOGRAPHER FROAA LIVING IN AN INCREAS- PLEASE/, wds.) tiala 54 Wants (tl.) 4431...... ^ ’THE NEWS'.'.,__ _ INGLV SUSPICICXIS AMP 36 Lovtt(Lat) 29 Arab chieftain 47 Matal bar 5489. H ou aaho ld 40 Mualcal Inalrumanlt 44 II yee’re waaderiag what to give Aaat Beeib ar Greadpt, 37 Chootae 55 Canda B&M TREE SERVICE. GENERAL CARPENTRY. Goods FRIGHTENEP SOCIETV? 39 Nibbits 31 Dne4)lllionth 49 Woman's Aparbnanta For Rani S3 Wanted to Rant 57 whe dea't gat eat Bach. Let Be toll yaa what NOT to giva (prefix) crowning 56 Grudga Complete tree care Free es­ SNOW-PLOWING- Commer­ QUALITY PAINTING and Repairs, Remodeling, theB: 41 Comptu timates. Senior Citizen Paper Haiming by Willis 1/2 PRICE ON GUITARS and point 32 Fuss glory 58 Youth cial and Residential. Free es­ Garages, Additions, Porches, WE BUY AND SELL used fur­ WANTED TO RENT Garage Na daitlag pewdar, aitor-ahava ar cologaa. (They prab- Discount. Call 643-728S. timates. Reliable, plus Best Schultz. Fully insured Rec Rooms, Roofing, Gutters. etc. Save on thousands of HARTFORD- Furnished 3 42 Arab country 3$ Fencing 60 Ragarding (2 59 Buddhism references. 649-4343. niture. One piece or entire brand name instruments. room, $230, unfurnished $190. to store car. Call 643-6273. ably have aeveral aaapaaad baxaa gathariag daat ao their 44 Givt antw tword Prices Around! Please call Call Mr. Moran 6462629. household. Cash on the line. deMt ahalvai.1 wdt., Lat. typa REWEAVING bums, holes. 528-3678. Rivers Music, 7 Main Street, Carpefed, heat. Bl, 121 Allen 46 SuitcBti 36 Uta a chair Zippers, umbrellas repaired. J.P. LEWIS & SON Interior Furniture Barn. 646-0865. New Britian, 2261977. Christ­ Place, 509-8309, 232-6682. Graadpa deasa't aaad aaothar aecktb, aad Griadau 46 Mittaka FARRAND REMODELING - 1 2 2 4 6 6 7 1 1 to It Window shades. Venetian and Exterior painting, paper Cabinets and Formica Tops. mas Lay away invited. Open daeaa't really waat aay Bora braachai, aaeklacaa ar 49 Put out of femodeling, carpien- til 9 p.m. daily. brstelsCSa tight blinds. Keys. TV FOR RENT. Roofing, Gutters, Room Ad­ FOUR ROOMS- Centrally □ AUTOMOTIVE 12 1} 14 Marlow's. 867 Main St. 649- SNOW-PLOWING- Available 649-9^. ditions. Decks, Ail types of □MISC. FOR SALE located. Married couple. No w ith the price of grecariet la Ugh, falka who live ikma aa 51 Powarful 5221. all winter, night or day. San­ Boalt-AccotiorloB 45 axplotiva 11 II 17 Remodeling and Repairs. a Bxed iacMaa prabably weald be daUghtod to receive a (abbr.) ding available too. Don't wait SILKTOWN PAINTERS- nished. References. Call Autoa For Sale 61 Phone 643-6017. Articlet lor Safe 41 baiket at gaadba. lad^a i b i U caat of aalBoa, chickea, 11 If 21 ODD JOBS Done - Cellars, at­ til it snows! Call 6464)743, Professional work at no extra 1974 FURY - 16V4-foot between 5:30 and 8 p.m., 646 haa, taaa, vagatabka, bait, iaitoat caCaa, tea baga, 5 3 "Common 1 “ 1 tics. garages, yards cleaned, after 3:30 p.m. cost. Call 6465424. fiberglass, tilt trailer, with 5664. 1974 MUSTANG GHIA - 4- Santa" author 22 a WROBEL & SON- General ALUMINUM Sheets used as crackara, cooUea aad iaatoat loap nrix. 67 Draw paralialt moving, trucking. Loam for C a rp e n try & R e p a irs . 1975 56horsepower outboard speed, 6 cylinder, 4 new Aaatber thoaghtfal gilt It Uaed •tatbaary with aavclopef 1 sale, l^wn service. No job too WATERPROOFING- Founda­ AiW PAINTING Contracors. printing plates, .007 thick Chevy engine. 2 tanks, $2,500. 6 ROOM DUPLEX- Private 60 Aga 28 i i 26 IT 22 Specializing in Remodeling, 23x32” , 25 cents aeh or 5 for radials, (2 snows), excellent aad a geaaraaa lapply of poitoga ttoapa. (Eaclaie lOBa Csptein Essy — Crooks A Lawrence 6 1 "_____U ” 1 big or small. 568-8522. tion cracks, tile lines, walls, Quality painting and paper Rec Rooms. Repairing of Also 50 horse Johnson out­ drive, full basement and attic condiion 228-0475 or 228-9550. sump pumps, hatchways, win­ hanging at reasonable rates. 31. Phone 643-2711. Must be board, $300. 2284)475 or 228- felt-tip peaa, toe.) Oouca" 21 Porches, Concrete and space. Close to school, shop­ HOW CATS. EASYl HE’S A - ] VOO'RE NOT JUST tOOKIMS THE SHIP VOU WHARF 62 Talitman 1 " ■ COMPLETE CARPET & Tile dow wells. Fireplaces and Fully insured. Free picked up before II a.m. 9550. ping, bus line, churches. 2 Sbatiaa weald appraebto a hex of greatlBg carda far all I MEAN SHE’S A 6IHLI AT A SIRU—YOU'RE LOOKINS RATS STOWEP AWAY 17 Chimney Repairs. No job too ONLY. CHRYSLER NEWPORT- 2 63 Elavanth installation and repairs. Free Ceramic Tile repairs. 30 Elstimates. Call Wayne 646 smalt. Discount Senior ch ild ren accep ted . $295 door hardtop. $2500. 434 occaiiaai aa they too caa toad birthday, aaaiveraary, AT THE CHIBP MATB OF^ 0N--THE S m R K I ANP “ ■ 1 THIS SHIPl month (abbr.) 42 45 estimates. Call 646-3745, after years’ experience. 643-4953, Citizens. 6462403. monthly. No utilities. Securi­ Foster Street, South Windsor, gradaatioa, gat-waO aad coadolaace tarda to otbara. (Be a NOW YOU'RE BOTH 64 Watar grau 242-5915. TWO 300 AMP Rectifiers - Barden Produeta 47 UNPBR a r r e s t 1 5 p.m. ty, lease. 6468883. call after 6 p.m,, 644-0268. apartl S to ^ eeme eavelopea.| 65 Tapaa 46 TOM FLANNAGAN- Pain­ Good condition. Good for Dea’t give layaae a gUt el dethlag nnkn yoa're ah- QUALI’TY CARPENTRY By plating, or welding. Call 646 BOTTI FRUIT FARM - Fresh 66 Haavani 1 BRICK. Block, Stone. ting, Interior, Exterior. Paper Harp Construction. Garages, APARTMENT & HOUSES 1972 CAPRI V-6, 4-speed, 8- aalatoly lare the alia b right That goal far the color aad 49 60 52 14 65 66 Hanging. General Repairs. 3439 from noon til 6:00 p.m. Sweet Apple Cider, Apples, & 1 1 Fireplaces.concrete. Chimney Framing, Additions, pelears. 260 Bush Hill Road, For Rent- We have 100s of ren­ track stereo, $1100. (Jail 646- atyb, toe. DOWN repairs. No job too small. Fully Insured. Call 6461949. tals in all areas, prices and 87 66 » 60 Remodeling, Roofing, & MOLDED FORMICA top and Manchester, 2227, after 6 pm. II jaa're teBptod to p t« akag a icarf, puna, wiBet ar Save! Call 644-8356 for es­ PETER’S SNOW-PLOWING - Siding. Call 643-5001. sizes. Call Rental Assistors, aoBe atakM Uttb deeded yoa received b r Chriatout three 61 62 62 timates. Building ConlneUng 33 paneled bar with two shelves •••••••••••• 236-5646, small fee. 2 Author Bolton / Manchester area. and four stools. $175. 6466028. A n tiq u e s 48 1966 CHEVY WAGON- Run­ yeaia age, plaate daa't It’a a pretty h ir bet the redpbat ning but needs work. $75. Call Turganav 64 66 66 Experienced, reasonable HoolIng-SIdIng-ChImnuy 34 will Bad It jait aa aialaaa aa yea did. IBetidea, YOU B ^ t 3 Surrandar 4 rates. Call 6462456 / 6467008. WES ROBBINS carpentry 3 ROOM APARTMENT, anytime, 8767059. remodeling specialist. Ad­ DARK LOAM Delivered - 5 ROSEWOOD SljUARE get it back the year after aexL) (NEWVAPf R ENTIRfMU ASSN$ QUALITY CARPENTRY By BIDWELL HOME Improve­ GRAND PIANO - Good condi­ Appliances, utilities fur­ ditions, rec rooms, dormers, yards, $34. plus tax. Also sand, nished. No children or els. If liBeaac aa year gift Uit b liviag aa a peaaba, a cheek Ham Constmction Additions, FUEL OIL - SAVE MONEY. ment Co. Expert installation gravel and more stone 646 tion. Large square Oak table, ATTENTION! Come see our built-ins, bathrooms, Security, $200 month. 6434)917, Great Selection of Quality far aay aBaaat wtald be Bach Bare apptaebtod thaa a UTO I mTHiB'iiiniiBxiiMiTriiiii •irirrTrnrn TnrnTrri'ni iiiii i nw roofing, siding decks and gar­ 49.9 gallon. 26hour delivery. of aluminum siding gutters 9504. with 4 chairs. 742-7594. M vabai UtUa triaket Or give coacaae wWa eaaatiag hb ages. Call an^ime, 6465001. COD. Brothers Oil Co., 528- kitchens, 6463446. and trims. Roofing instalia- Preowned Autos. Completely C 1032 / 2869468. tion and reairs 6 4^95, 871- 5 ROOMS FOR RENT with reconditioned at Manchester peaabi a vear'a aabacriptita to a aewapapar ar Bogaifae CUSTOM Carpentry - homes. 14-FOOT HILLTOP Trailer W anted to B uy 48 garage. 3rd floor. Newly yto kaaw beU e*Jay. Win at bridge ) CARPET INSTALLATION - 2323. $150. Outboard motor 40 horse Honda, Connecticut’s largest Alley Cop — Dave Qraue Stair Shifts. Repairs. Carpets. SNOW-PLOWING- Residen­ Additions, Repairs, Cabinets. renovated. East Hartford. and most complete Honda Daa't ghra a pet to tayoae anbia yaa're abaolatoly aare Call Gary Cushing 3462009. Evenrude $250. Mobilehome Steam Cleaning. Free es­ tial and Commercial. Depen­ SPECIAUZING cleaning and WANTED- Wooden Storm Call 643-1962 for information. Dealer! 24 Adam Street, it'a waatod tad will be properly cared b r. U yoa w iat to 'VEAH.BUT ...140T WITH THAT W BJ. NOW... MEB 8E W E C AN 45x10 with furniture in cam­ Doors in good condition; Call timates. Call 6466265. dable. Resonable. Call 646 repairing chimneys, roof, new ming ground $4,000, Call 526 daUght a fabad whtaa dag ar cat b caaaiderad a BOBbar al w eR B snu. QAI4SED CANNON GET R)P O F THAT RANCV fBR- 2098, or 6463824. TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY roofs. Free estimates. 30 646-4038, anytime. 2 BEDROOM APARTMENT the harily,,(pclBde a Ua al cat ar dag load for the pat NOT HOME PLINKIN^ AVWiY 6 UN OP IH B ^ pNCE AN' One must grasp at straws EXPERT PAINTING and Carpentry and general con­ years Experience. Howiey, in 2 family Duplex. No pets, 1974 VEGA GT- Good running Daa’t give giito ot wiaa or Uqaar aak it yoa’re aaia the FREE... LANDSCAPING- Specialize, WILL HAUL AWAY FREE of tracting. Residential and 6465361. WANTED- 3 bedroom Ranch no children.Security and condition. $550. Call 649-0994, radpbaU iBWba. Caady, aato ^ iraiteake Bake woader- dummy’s king became use- commercial. Whether it be a SEASONED FIREWOOD- with garage. Manchester or references. 646-1585. after 6 p.m. len . South ruffed the third Exterior House Pinting. Tree charge old scrap metal. Will Cut, split and delivered. $50 a ial gitb far thaae who in a ’t coaatiBg their cabrbt, bat NORTH 164 pmhing, spraying, mowing, also clean cellars, and attics small repair job, a custom ROOFER WILL Install roof, vicinity. No agents. Call 646 ♦ 106S2 club, laid down his ace of built Home or anything in truck load. Call Marlborough, 4067 anytime. plaua have ceBpaiaba lor tboM who are, aad bad thoB tn in ^ and noted that West weeing. Call 742%47. FREE of charge! Call 646 siding or gutter for low dis­ 295-0034, or 2960250. 4 ROOM DUPLEX, Laurel 1974 FORD PINTO WAGON- aat bto toaq>tolba. V AQIO 3234. between, call 6461379. count price. Call Ken at 647- Street. Centrally located. Air, new tires, excellent con­ « 952 was unkind enough to fall to Private drive. Appliances. Raibt giviag toddbra ctaflad aateab aad doUi that are follow su it” HEAVY OR LIGHT 1566. CHRISTMAS TREES- Blue & dition, 49,000 miles. Call Bar- ♦ K84 TRUCKING, Cellars, attics NEWTON SMITH- R $235 plus security. 6461442. bars, 643-0053. bigger that they are. Ptrento will thaak yea tar aat aandiag Oswald: “At this point EMODELING, Repairs, and White Spruce. Tag, and or cut. □ RENTALS their childraB horaa, droBc, airaDa or wUatba. U yoa ghra a WEST ElAST South stopped to study. and yards cleaned, also stone, Heating-Plumbing 35 Wreaths. FREE Boughs! loam or sand delivered. 644- DICK’S SNOW-PLOWING- Rec-Rooms. No job to small. IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY - 1971 AMC H O R N ET- ckOd a giBo or bo^, be tare it’a b the approprbte age 6Q743 Things loMed bad indeed, Serving Manchester for 10 6463144. Stanley Tree Farm, Long Hill 4 room apartment, includes Automatic, power steering. raage. WJ9S2 VI74 but there was some hope. A 1775 or 6469532. SEWERLINES, sink lines, Road, off Route 6 at Andover Rooms tor Rent 52 years. Parking lots, cleaned with electric cutters, heat, appliances washing Good running condition. laatoad at ghriag aoaeoBa a gift with paraiiaaba to “taka *AS64 *Q73 drowning man grasps at & Church. 742-6438. HOUSEWORK got you down? driveways, sidewalks. San­ CARPENTRY Masonry - by professionals. McKinney THOMPSON HOUSE MEN - machine and carpeting. $290. Needs body work and muffler. It back aad e x ch a ^ it if It’a aat what yea want,” why aat / j- e «QJ109S a A83 straws and South found his ding also available. 6465099. Additions and remodeling. plus security. 6494500. Best reasonabie offer. 646 BlltIKKA.ITS »(■ straw. He led his three of General cleaning, steam Bros. Sewage Disposal Com­ SKII6 K2 255 soft. 727 bin­ Brch House Women. Centrally aava yaaraaH (aad UmbI much tiae tad eflort by giviag SOUTH extraction carpet cleaning, Free estimates. Call Anthony pany. 643-5308. located. Downtown 7609, after 5 p.m. thoB a gilt eartificato ta the Drat pbca. ♦ AKJ9S hearts and finessed COMPLETE JANITORAL Squillacote 649-0811. dings. Scott polls with Avanti (JNE BEDROOM - First floor dummy’s ten spot to produce floor waxing & stripping, win­ boots, (Hanson). $514.6463074 Manchester. Kitchen ABBY The Flintstonoe — Hanna Barbara Productlona VK63 dow cleaning, carpet i t up- SERVICES- Scheduals NO JOB TOO Small - To let privileges. Call 6462358. at the Teresa Apartments, 1 CADILLAC, 1967 Convertible. an extra entry to dummy. It CARPENTRY - Repairs, after 7 pm. Ask for Andre. « K J 10 holstry shampooing. tonm ^t your needs, evey day, repairs, plugged drains, Main Street. Available now. Green. Almost mint, $1450. P.8.: To be abae at Chriatmaa ii aad beyond meaeare. II a 72 held and South was bade in Professional/Insured. Free week or month. Professional remodeling, additions, gar­ Ideal for older person or cou­ Must sell, 5662373. ^ ...WAS JUST , APPARJ b u siness.” kitchen faucet replaced, MINERAL SPECIMENS & FURNISHED SLEEPING yen kaaw soaeoae who bcaa that bleak proapect give U a WAITING AT TH' D O N 'T > yo u ju f Estimates. Call results apd reasonable rates. ages, roofing. Call David repaired, rec rooms, hatroom rodm for mature gentleman. ple. Located on bus line and Vulnerable: Ebst-West Aim: "He led the ten of \ 6462178 after 6 pm. Patria, 6461796. REAL STONE JEWELRY. within walking distance of or bar the graatoat gift of all: an bvitotba to apand the holi­ STOP SIGN WHEN A S E V ------DOMESnCARE at 6461945. remodeling, heat moderniza­ Central location. Call 6464701 CADILLAC 1977 COUPE THIS GUV , w h ip - u a s h /. Dealer: South spades, let it ride, played ------1 Make good Christmas after 6 pm. shopping and banks. $239 DEVILLE- Air conditioning, day with yon and year baiily. tm another spade to bis lade, tion, etc. Free Estimate glad­ presents! Call The Rock Shop, REAR-SNP6 ME/ BROKEN W ot North E ast Sontfa A-1 UGHT TRUCKING- Rub­ LOSE WEIGHT and NEVER LEON OESZYNSKI Builder - ly given. M & M Plumbing & monthly, includes caipeting,\ tape, leather, full power. e$O N E S returned to dnmnw with the Gain it Back! No diets, exer­ New homes custom built 6461970. appliances, air conditioner, la bish removed. Appliances etc. Heating. 6462871. FURNISHED ROOM- .Excellent condition! 528- Pan 2a Pan 3a queen of hearts, led a dia- moved. For all your Light cise or costly meetings. For remodeled, additions, rec Gentlemen only. Kitchen storage and coin operated J057/2861001. Getiiag Barried? Whether yon want a lonaal ebareb mcxid and fin e st his ten. free information call or write rooms, garage, kitchens RED COAT- Size 18, Raccoon laundry. No pets. Damato waddiag ar a tiapla da-yonr-awa-thiag ceraBoov, gat y Pan 4a Pan Pan Trucking needs at Very MANCHESTER PLUMBING shawl collar. Excellent condi­ privileges, central location. Pan West took his ace and led a Reasonanle Prices. Call A M Centers of America, 983 remodeled, bath tile, cement & HEATING - Repairs. Security and references Enterprises, 6461021. DELTA 88, OLDS. 1970. AbbVa BOW boakkt “Haw to Hava a Lovely Waddiag.’’ bew t South won in dummy, Main Street, Manchester. 646 work, steps, dormers, tion. Best offer. Hobnail Loaded. New tires, battery, anytime, 8767059. Remodeling. Pumps repaired dining room fixture new. 646 required. 6462693 for appoint­ Bead $1 and a bag, atoBpad (28 ceato) aellHiddrais^ repeated the diamond 7563. I residential or comercial. Call / replaced. Free estimates. ment. exhuast and tune-up. envelape to Abby: IK Laaky Drive, Beverly Hilb, CalU. flnesse. East’s last trump, 6464291. 2327. Opening lead: 4Q Electric drain-snaking. 24- Homes lor Rent 54 Excellent running. Best offer. 90»3. and claimed the balance. hour service. 646-0237. Apertments For Rent' 53 Moving over seas must sell. MAN’S Y4-LENGTH Leather Call 6^1116 after 4:30. Coat. Size '40 regular. Worn MANCHESTER, Buckland only once. Dark brown. Also: LOOKING for anything in real Street, available December estate rental - apartments, 1st, clean 5 room Ranch with DODGE MONACO 1972, 6 By Oswald Jacoby Persian St Siamese Cat. No m m i aad Alan Soatag homes, multiple dwellings, no ! and fireplace. $340 per doors. Power steering, Astrograph Oswald Jacoby keeps get-' papers. Grey-silver neutered brakes, air conditioning. 64,- male. $50. 646^2. fees. Call J.D. Real Estate , plus security. 644-1408. The Born Loaer — Art Baneom ting asked: “How good a Associates, Inc. 6461980. S 000 miles. $950.643-1469 after 3 Oswald: "When you tend associated with undermine bridge player was PresiL ^ INSULATED HOUSE, Coven­ pm. » to overbid you can compen­ Ei'-nhower?” FOUR ROOM APARTMENT your productivity and all your VxMTRmglS \ sate by learning bow to try Lake. Pine panel living grand plans go down the drain. ..w ..as a very good |dav- Dogs-BIrds-Pets 43 - 426 Broad St. $155. Security room, giant fireplace, 1969 FIREBIRD - $500 or best THAXIbOlHIMKOF CFHbU ASASeX make doubtful contracts.” er. hi fact, an exceptionally deposit. No appliances. offer. Automatic, good run­ TAURUS (April 26M ay 20) Alan: “Here b a good bedroom, bath, kitchen, main Watch yourself In any commer­ good player. DOG-CAT boarding bathing / M arried couple. No pets. floor. 2 children’s bedrooms ning condition. Call 649-9468, AAEOHUf/eA OBJECT, fZtAD’^ . example. South might well (NEWSPAPER EN1ERPRBE ASSN.) keep trying. cial dealings today. Be espe­ have stopped at two spades grooming. Obedience, protec­ Telephone 6434751. second floor. $275 monthly December 5,1971 cially alert for tiny loopholes 5 E ( 0 6 3 K T l tion classes. Complete plus utilities. Cali 6465246 This cominp year you will go that aren’t evident at first. snd Noctn didn't have to bid (Fore copy of JACOBY MOO- modern facilites. Canine VERNON- Well maintained after 5 pm. through a process oi silling the GEMINI (May 21-June 29) You four. Still the contract was ERN. send $1 lo : "W in e l Holiday Inne. 200 Sheldon arden apartments. Frank wheat from the chaff and select rriight be a little too concerned reasonable ex c^ for the Bridge," care ot Ibis newspe- T rucks lo r Safe 62 per, P.O. Box 489, Radio City road, Manchester. For reser­ mith Assoc. Inc, 246-6831 or 6 ROOM HOME - Second olton truly important objectives. Your ' 3 5 to whether the other guy is bad start when West opened vations please call 6465971. gResident Manager 871-9188. success will lie in the ones you ...... - - the queen of clubs and Station, New York, N. Y. 10019.) Lake. Suitable for two 1966 CHEVY CIO Pick-Up pulling his own weight today to working people. Security single out. do your share. Judge not, lest FREE TO GOOD HOME- RESPONSIBLE FEMALE to Truck. 6 cylinder. Good run­ SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-DeC. deposit. $300. 643-7716. ning condition. 644-8109 you be judged. Beautiful long-haired white share apartment with same. 21) You’ll spend so much lime CANCER (June 21-July 22) Huthclin — OBorgt Qattly cat, with blue eyes, orange Large bedroom. 647-9988. between 10 am to 1:30. today looking lor the easy way Large projects you’re not too tiger and kittens black, black ol doing things that you could lend of anyway should not be *5299 FORD VAN 1976 6 cylinder sacrifice productivlly. and white and tabbies. Call EAST HARTFORD- 2 Onices-Stores lor Rent 55 attempted today. You won’t 633-6581, or 1-342-0571. bedroom Town House, 1 1/2 standard with overdrive, air Shortcuts aren’t best today. complete them and will only baths, heated, fully conditioning, custom seats. Find out more about yourself make a bigger job for yourself WInthrop — Dick Cavalll ROCKVILLE - 9x39 foot store Excellent condition. 528- by sending for your 1979 copy ADORABLE COLLIE applianced, washer and dryer on busy street. Large display to do later. PUPPY- To a good hqme. hook ups, full basement. 7057/2861001, o( Astro-Graph Letter. Mall 50 LEO (July 26Aug. 22) Though windows. $125 monhly. Lease cents for each and a long, self- Great with children, AKC Available December 1st. $285. required. L«e & Lament Real­ you like nice things, be espe­ Registered. Asking $75. Call 528-1708 or 2862890. CHEVY VAN 1973 - Excellent addressed. stamped envelope cially mindful today of spend­ HIc ty, 8754690. condition. 350 V-8. Automatic. to Astro-Graph, P.O. Box 489, 6463847. ing more than you can afford. HIC •••••••••••••••••••••••••• BOLTON- Large 3 room 2 sets of tires with Mag Radio City Station, N.Y, 10019. Shop for luxury Hems when the ATTRACTIVE 3 room office. Wheels. $2995. 649-4005. Be sure to specify birth sign. budget permits. Uyealoek 44 apartment. Heat and hot Ideal location. $300 including CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) water. Quiet neighborhood. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Scpt. 22) utilities. Don Horrigan, In eagerness to satisfy your Things won’t come off as well No pets. References required. Barrows Company. 647-1000. BUNDI B flat Clarinet $90. Uotoreycles-BIcycles 54 alms today you could attempt as you hoped If you’re not $230 monthly. 6462311. to employ coy or clever meth­ sincere In representing your­ Call 6461535. SHOP SPACE FOR RENT- TRIUMPH 1976 Bonneville ods. If they’re not good lor all self. Others will see right HEBRON CENTER- Four Approximately 2300 square concerned, the results will be through you. rooms and bath. $ ^ monthly. feel Call 9 to 5, 6466836. 750, 8,000 miles, oil cooler and OFFICE SPACE rack. $1,750. 289-4042. anything but favorable. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Nmt Manchttltr / to. Windsor / Heat and hot water included. AQUARIUS (Jan. 26Feb. 19) There’s a danger you could be Vomon Town Unto. 100 tqusrs No pets. Call 1-6466776. MANCHESTER- Main Street Wishful thinking Is not the more talkative than you should foot ofllco spocor shoro common modern office available. 400 SUZUKI 250 HUSLER GT 18,- same as being visionary. Be as be to the wrong people today. •roa and porMnOt wHh 4 doctors. sq. ft. Heat, AC included. Call 000 miles, very reasonable. realistic as possible today. The safest thing to do: Don’t OFFICE SPACE 6462469 or 6462755. Must sell. 649-1543. •' Above all don’t place your tell anything important to any­ GROUP 1 hopes in the hands ol others. one. FOR RENT DESIRABLE OFFICE 1973 HONDA CB 450. Low PISCES (Feb. 26March 20) II SCORPIO (Oct. 26Nov. 22) F.J. SPILECKI, mileage. Excellent condition. something is bugging you, This Is one of those days when Short Ribs — Frank Hill 250 iquare feel, center of SPACE- Modest rent. THERE IS'ONE UTTLE Realtors Immediate occupancy. 953 $650. Call 643-5849. bring It out in the open. Face you might not have your wits DV\ ACTUAUL.V A , KISS ME ANP BREAK' Manchester, air conditioning and things squarely today. Pretend­ about you concerning your SIDE EPPECT X parking. Call 043-9551. Main Street, telephone 646 HANDS^AE PRlNC^ ,T H E S P E L U k F P aS O T ’TO M gNTION- 643-2121 4846, after 5:00 p.m. Automotive Service 66 ing It will correct Itself can only possessions. Don’t lend or make matters worse. spend that which you can’t N r ARIES (March 21-April 19) A WE PAY $10 for complete afford to lose. 1979 MONARCHS frustrating situation may arise INEWSPAPEn ENTERPRISE ASSN.) junk cars. Call Joey at Tolland . Includes Auto, trans, wsw radial tires, Pow. steer., I MUFFL BMHiillllllCMlI Auto Body. 5261990. Berry’s World — Jim Borry ^ he9 A iu fte ic *10 secoNP f i a c e .* I { A COMPLETE CAR CARE CBNTBR Pow. Brakes, Rear window defroster, heavy duty battery Buga Bunny — HalmdaM It Stvifal radio, body side molding. Six Cyi., freight & deaier prep. WBY,^LVe«TgR/ PK-WlNTffi SPtClALS WHdT'S (gOIN- ON? 4 •Inspect upper & lower radiator hoses. •Inspect all heater hoses. Our Boarding Houto This Funny World E W , CLAUDE. FRANKNESS RELMl. MAJOR, CRUMWEa MAY jE OUR BEJT 0PTK3N' \ i HAPPIER THAN A HOCKEY •Check operation ^of thermostat. KiTCHE* DIMPLY TELL ATTORNEY *■ PLAYER COMIN' IN ON A •Check all fan belts. CRUMWELUTriAT-EF.AH- SOALIE WHO LOST A ZONING regulations CONTACT le n s: HE SAID •Check condition of battery and clean INHIBITED MY EFFORTS .THE TURKEY WAS THE omcE S eve ral Available at this Price TO BOARD vJOHN ALPEN! FATTEST, TENPEREST battery terminals. BUT AT GREAT PERSONAL' o n e ev er - 1GEMEALO6V EXPENSEXLOCATEP A- •Replace Antifreeze up to 2 gal. Wheel fltignmcnl m .lls u T W IN I BEAM Iriint Irul Hcp.iir Rr.ikcs 5TARRINS IN A T V COMMB^Al. ( ih . iiis l io m O Y / HOW •9UP9Y" P ffe v e n t s ' B d l.in rtn q ‘•mcHwAreR. h a n p s * • M2.9^ l..hniM tiiin. Oil Ch.inqf’ ' s o Shucks He.i(lliqhts plus tax R. id'.iliir Rirp.iirs LUBE, OIL ftRLTER up to 5 qts. 8i flltor Sl.ile iM'.pcr.lifins ® 1978by»«A, he. MOST CARS S. ili'ty Checks MORIARTY BROTHERS ALL THIS AND 7 TIRES TOO. "The dream started out with Teddy Kennedy 'HAT HOURS-MON-FRI. 8 AM-S PM chasing me, then II turned Into a NIGHT­ WBD. til 9 PM P ID HE R e g a lK S S r MARE with ME chasing HIM." P R IN K _ a A SAT. 9 AM-3 PM NiCHClS ‘■^ANCHISUR tlR{ INC V /IT iH IT f, ‘309 MA1N8T., MANCHESTER rx-V "Oh, air - 1 have some wonderful newi for youl" 11-■« 315 CENTER ST., MANCHESTER, CONN.* Phone 643-5135 6 4 6 - 2 1 1 2