PAGE TWELVE-B - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri„ Dec. 10, 1976 Electronic switching Claim office manager The weather Inside today extended by SNETCO Patricia A. Minicucci, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred J. Minicucci formerly of South St., Variable cloudlneu, windy, aunny 41U1 after January 1,” Cleaver said. Area news__ 1-B Eklitorial ...... 6-A Starting Saturday about 16,000 Coventry, has been appointed manager of the Los today, high in upper 40i. Gear and Business...... 6-B Obituaries .... 8-A Manchester telephone customers Housed at62 East Center St., the $4 Angeles-based Western regional dental claim of colder tonight, low in teens. Sunday Churches ...... 7-B Week-Review .5-B will have faster, more efficient million system will interconnect fice of Connecticut General Life Insurance Com clear and colder with chance of rain Classified 7-B-lO-B Wings...... 6-A calling, the Southern New England calls faster and more efficently than pany. late in the afternoon. High in mid 30s. Comics...... U-B Sr. Citizens ... 2-A Blue Cross, CMS merge Telephone Company says. Beginning any of the previous generations of National weather forecast map on Dear Abby ... 11-B Sports ... .2-B-3-B that day, telephone customers whose electro-mechanical switching equip Minicucci, a graduate of Russell Sage College, Page S-B. NORTH HAVEN - Roger W. both plans, provide for greater coor numbers start with 643, 647 and 649 ment, SNET says. In addition, the joined Connecticut General at the home office in Hartt, chairman of the board of dination of health care programs, will have their calls routed by a new new system provides greater ac 1972, and was advanced to senior underwriter in Connecticut Blue Cross, Inc. and simplify communications with sub electronic switching system (ESS). curacy and automatically identifies 1974. She has been serving as assistant manager John M.C, Betts, chairman of the scribers and eventually reduce ad The calls of Manchester customers malfunctions. This capability makes at the Los Angeles dental claim office since 1975. board of Connecticut Medical Ser ministrative costs.” whose number begin with 646 have possible less costly maintenance and She lives at 2665 Seagully Way, Malibu, Calif. means repairs can be made more Creation of new jobs vice. Inc. announced today that the “However,” Betts continued, been switched electronically since boards of trustees of their respective “Immediate savings would not be August 1967 when people in this rapidly than before. The Los Angeles office is one of nine in a organizations voted to adopt the joint evident because of the added expense exchange became the first in Connec "While this fast switching equip national network of dental claim offices es Blue Cross/CMS Executive Com of the consolidation process, such as ticut to be linked to ESS equipment. ment is very expensive,” Cleaver tablished by Connecticut General to handle dental mittee's proposal for consolidation of combining member, billings and Those customers who will be con said, “we are moving ahead with our claims exclusively. given top priority other records of over 1.5 million sub program to equip more and more of the two corporations into a new cor nected to the new ESS equipment Palririii Miiiirurri poration. scribers and integrating data will notice some changes when they our central offices with it as fast as PLAINS, Ga. (UPI) - Jimmy which he has said he hopes to com creating jobs. The board of the new, consolidated processing systems.” make or receive calls, says Merritt prudent management of our financial Carter has placed job-creating plete by Christmas. Carter essentially has two options. health care corporation will be es According to Hartt, the boards of Cleaver, local manager of Southern resources will permit.” programs at the top ol his list of His last stop before leaving He can create jobs, which means that tablished by combining the two Connecticut Blue Cross, Inc. and New England Telephone. priorities to stimulate a sagging Washington was at the Pentagon otherwise unproductive persons are existing boards whose members Connecticut Medical Services, Inc. “When these customers place __ S*' Kathy says: 1 economy, plus a tax cut if necessary. where he said in a sidewalk press added to the work force, paying taxes , s :: serve without compensation. Con authorized the development of legal calls, they will/find a moment of WE RE BACK IN Barring some dramatic turnaround conference that he still feels $5 instead of collecting unemployment solidation is scheduled for review documents for the consolidation of silence before the other phone starts in the economy, it appears Carter billion to $7 billion could be cut from or welfare. The other option is to and ratification by both corporations the two health care plans. He said, ringing,” he explained. "This is nor craft BUSINESS AGAIN will ask Congress for $5 billion or the Pentagon budget and that jobs decrease taxes, thus pumping money early in 1977. The proposed new “Further action will be taken by the mal and does not mean there is Featuring the Finest In more in jobs programs and $10 billion would come before tax cuts in his list into the economy to be spent or structure calls for the initial chair boards during their respective an anything wrong with the equipment. felt or more in tax cuts. of priorities. saved. man of the board to be from CMS and nual meetings in late February or Another difference that customers * FRUITS But despite increasing pressure. "My first priority is toward jobs,” Carter confirmed reports that his the initial chairman of the Executive early March 1977. At that time, new may notice is that dial tone will have squares Carter continued to keep his options Carter said. ”11 the amount of staff has recommmended a tax cut of Committee to be from Blue Cross. bylaws will be considered and a a more musical sound and incoming * VEGETABLES open during a two-day trip to stimulus is more than the jobs can $15 billion "among other options.” A C o m . pick Irom Iht Betts said, “The consolidation of name for the consolidated corpora calls will have a long, single ring at l.rgcit ••tarlm.nl * GROCERIES Washington, saying, "The size of an implement, I will make up the group of major business executives Blue Cross and CMS will eliminate tion will be decided upon. After that •nirwiMral Ovtr 40 d o n economic stimulus, if it is needed, regular invervals. ••■.•ta In •locki I; difference from taxes.” met with Carter Thursday and confusion in the minds of members of the approval of the Insurance Com Cleaver also noted that customers STOP IN AND SEE OUR NEWLY still remains to be decided.” The statement was the first clear recommended a $23 billion program missioner is required." who are served by electronic REMOOLED STORE. THE FRONT DOORS Carter returned to Plains Friday indication of Cartec's thinking on including $15 billion in tax cuts, $3 9x12 pieces ARE COMING SOON, BUT COME RIGHT night after meeting Thursday and switching equipment should dial 2for39< IN... how the sluggish economy should be billion in investment incentives and Attended eonfab Five join CofC their calls promptly once they have Friday with hundreds of members of stimulated. It came after word $5 billion in job-creating programs. picked up the receiver. 12x18 pieces...... 3 9 * OPEN DAILY Congress, business leaders, staff started coming from his camp, in Carter spent an hour more than Field management and its oppor Five new members have been ap Electronic switching makes possi 6 AM-9 PM Doug King members planning his transition to cluding budget director Thomas B. had been planned at the Pentagon, tunities and responsibilities were dis proved for admission to the Rockville ble a new family of sophisticated ser SUN. power and possible Cabinet ap Lance, hinting at a tax cut as a top where he had lunch with Defense cussed last week by district agent Area Chamber of Commerce. vices which are available at ad 6 AM-8 PM and Family pointees. priority. Carter appeared to be Secretary Donald Rumsfeld and the John F. Perry of 1 Daryl Dr., Vernon The new members, all of Vernon, ditional charge. Touch-Tone calling “irfcprp a Carter had no public activities attempting to correct that impres Joint Chiefs of Staff. In the afternoon and of the Hartford/LaBonne general are Salvatore Avarista Jr., painting will be available to those Manchester “THE KINO planned today. He said he will con sion while at the same time returning he had briefings on the military com agency of National Life Insurance contractor; John Martin, plumbing customers served by the ESS equip ftUl tcofth OP tinue working at home on his cabinet, to his dominant campaign theme of mand system. Company of Vermont in a five-day contractor; Storm Robertson, car ment on Monday. Electronic a dollar!*^ PERU PnODUCEr program here at the company's home toonist; Velvet Touch Beauty Salon, switching also makes Totalphone 276 OMOAIID tT.. mWCHKTBI ^ . office. and Sabastian's Music Center. serve possible. Totalphone, which in Perry, an associate of general cludes push-button dialing, allows Scene of fatal crash on Silver Lane Kissinger trying to break agent George "Ted" LaBonne Jr., Bus pass gifts people to transfer incoming calls to with offices in Manchester, is one of Lt. John Breen (white coat) of the East Hartford Fire Department and two fire fighters Heritage Savings and Loan of other phones, bring third persons into 22 selected district agents from check out the auto in which a Manchester man was killed about 5:12 p.m. Friday on Manchester, and First Federal calls and reach frequently called throughout the country to attend the Savings and Loan of East Hartford numbers with just two or three taps Silver Lane at Millwood Rd., East Hartford. (Photo by Brian Alexander) sessions dealing with agency are two of the locations at which on a Touch-Tone phone. Totalphone Al Siefferts Rhodesian talk stalemate management skill development. also lets you know by a tone signal They are being conducted by monthly bus passes are being sold for LONDON (UPI) - Henry summer, should give way to Britain, Wolverhampton Wanderers game in Connecticut Transit buses in Hart when someone is trying to reach you executives of the 126-year-old “PERSONAL SERVICE” Kissinger, making what is probably which has a legal and constitutional London, and will deliver a tarcwell ford. while you are already on the line. his last mission abroad as secretary responsibility,” Crosland said. speech to Kissinger at halftime. Montpelier, Vt., mutual life in Then you can place the first call on surance firm. The passes are good for an un Manchester man killed of state, is meeting with-British of (In Geneva, Rhodesian Premier Kissinger, in a series of sometimes hold, answer the second and switch Perry has been associated with limited number of rides at any time ficials in an attempt to save the Ian Smith said he was led to the con sentimental farewells in Western of the day on the buses. back and forth between calls. FAMILY GIFT STORE National Life of Vermont for the last stalemated Rhodesian talks. ference on “false pretenses” and Europe, is finishing up what is likely The Department of Transportation “Customers interested in obtaining Kissinger was scheduled to meet that the talks will adjourn for a to be his last overseas trip as 10 years and was appointed district Totalphone should call the agent last August. is promoting the sale of the passes as For Dishwashers again today with Foreign Secretary Christmas break that should last at secretary of state. He is scheduled to Christmas gifts. Manchester business office at 643- in East Harford crash Anthony Crosland and Ivor Richard, least one month.) return to Washington Sunday. British chairman of the conference, In a break from business. Crosland Before flying to London, Kissinger Public KITCHEN AID Calvin T. Mahlstedt, 37, of 48 He was pronounced dead on arrival and charged him with misconduct to discuss the talks being held in planned to take Kissinger, a soccer attended the North Atlantic Treaty KITCHEN AID Galaxy Dr., Manchester was killed at Hartford Hospital shortly after the with a motor vehicle in connection Geneva, Switzerland. fan, to watch the Chelsea vs. Organization meeting in Brussels. .records. Friday about 5; 12 p.m. in a two-car accident, police said. with the accident. Kissinger met with Crosland Police arre^sted Albert J, Steven Friday night for 90 minutes before W arranly deeds collision on Silver Lane in East Hart BRAND NEW son, 52, of 35*Strant St., Manchester Mahlstedt; was driving west on attending a dinner hosted by Prime Julia A. Babonics, North OPEN ford. Silver Lane near Millwood Rd. with DAILY 10-0 19 77 MODEL Minister James Callaghan at his 10 Haledon, N.J., to George two passengers, Mrs. Carol Downing Street residence. A. McKenzie and Velma A. SUN. 12-S Raggedy Mahlstedt, 35, and her son, Carl, 5, I News summary “The possibility for progress McKenzie, property at 44 SUPER Huge weapons cache police said. exists" on Rhodesia, Kissinger told Somerset Dr., f55,(X)0. ^ Compiled from United Press International i n reporters after his talk with Greta Barsalou to A car driven by Stevenson heading found in California Crosland. But he said it was not sur Clarence A. Murray Jr. Andy east on Silver Lane swerved to the and Virginia M. Murray, 7 cyclM...top westbound lane striking the prising that the conference was not Friday he will consult a wide of tho lino LOS ANGELES (UPI) - An employed foundryman, was arrested property at 11 Tanner St., Mahlstedt car broadside, police said. able to proceed rapidly “where such State arsenal big enough "to equip a 200- Friday at his home in a lower middle range of Republican leaders 346,900. profound’differences exist.” man army” found in the Mojave class district of Ontario, in Mrs. Mahlstedt and her son were before making his decision. (juitelaini deed Bicentennial Kissinger and Crosland ruled out STORRS — Trustees at the LP.P.S. desert was buried by a right wing neighboring San Bernardino Ck)unty, both treated and released from Hart any further direct American in University of Connecticut have Herman M. Frechette paramilitary organization that may on charges of unauthorized posses ford Hospital. National and Albert R. Martin to tervention in the talks on the transi voted to increase meal plan PRICED have planned to overthrow the U.S. sion of destructive devices and Greta Barsalou, property Stevenson is scheduled to appear in tion of white to black majority rule in charges by $39 per semester government. Sheriff Peter Pitchess machine guns. CHICAGO - The U.S. a t at 11 Tanner St., no con MUSIC Common Pleas Court 12 in East the breakaway British colony. effective the school year of 1978. said Friday. torney's office filed suit Friday veyance tax. Another three tons of ammunition Hartford Jan. 3. “It is agreed between the two Wednesday night students The eight tons of weapons and against the U.S. Steel Corp.. Certifieale of attachment PRICE INCLUDES FREE DELIVERY AND SERVICE and military materiel were dis See obituary Page 8A. governments that the American role, protested the proposed increase explosives found so far "is the charging the company’s South Shadowfax Inc. against covered buried in drums at his home, which was critical, crucial last by staging a boycott of meals at largest cache of this type ever found two dining halls operated by the Works plant is emitting five times Kenneth C. Burkamp, MAYTAG deputies said. the pollutants permitted under doing business as Four K's MAYTAG in California and probably the university. 6V2” High nation,” the sheriff said. federal law. The charges came Enterprises, $2,000, Wiggins allegedly purchased land "We are satisfied that it was under an alias in the Mojave desert HARTFORD - Gov. Ella T. after a breakdown of negotiations property at 815-821 Main Paramedic team saves and charges the company and St. and 47-49 Purnell PI. It's Maytag’s placed by a paramilitary organiza 60 miles north of Los Angeles, about Grasso says she hasn't decided POWER tion ... potentially dangerous others were using administrative Triangle Pacific Turn to Do 25 miles northwest of Lancaster. The yet who will be the state's en people,” he said. procedures to delay court action. Building Products Corp., MODULE the Dishes children of campers fopnd some am East Hartford boy vironmental commissioner, Madison, against Robert “ft could very likely be a group munition there Sunday, setting off a despite published reports Motor DISHWASHER who planned to overthrow our form search that turned up four buried giving mouth-to-mouth resuscitation. Vehicle Commissioner Stanley J. WASHINGTON - President W. Agnew and Shirley H. They placed him in the paramedic's Ford led the tributes to Peter Agnew, both of Hebron, 23 Built-In and Two of government,” concrete bunkers filled with war John Parson, 4, of 33 Colby Dr., Pac has been all but given the job. All Dapondablo Donald D. Wiggins, 41,' a self- materiel. East Hartford suffered a cardiac vehicle. Fire fighter Gerald Pac is reportedly not acceptable Lisagor, the Washington bureau $10,000, parcels of property Convortiblo Modolt Campbell began giving heart to Chooa# From. Maytag Faaturaa arrest Friday at noon after acciden to environmentalist groups who manager of the Chicago Daily J on Grissom Rd., Ferguson massage at the same time. Garrity News and one of the nation's most ;■ Rd., and School St. Reg. tally choking himself on a rope in his were largely responsible for the backyard, police said. drove to the Hartford Hospital current commissioner's resigna- respected journalists, who died of •; Release of attaelinient *13. LP.P.S. LP.P.S. Ford finishing work emergency room. cancer Friday at 61. Funeral •; The Savings Bank of A paramedic team and a fire : tion. fighter revived the boy as they took At the hospital, the boy's heart had arrangements are incomplete. j Manchester against PUKED established an independent beat. PRICED him to Hartford Hospital. : HARTFORD - Lorraine Maurice Correnti and Gary on fiscal 1978 budget The paramedics and fire fighters However, the boy was still listed in : Rucker. 25, and Arnold Grady Jr., WHITE PLAINS. N Y .-Jurors S Correnti. at Station 3 on Burnside Ave., the critical condition late this morning at : 21, both of Hartford were arrested decided very quickly the kid- J Building permits Throa Laval Waahing — Unaurpataad Capacity WASHINGTON (UPI) - President afternoon, and Nessen said the men who had responded to the call, the hospital. : Friday and charged with the naping of Samuel Bronfman II J Frank Miller and Sons Ford Is finishing up the fiscal 1978 budget is in its final stages. “The have kept in contact with the hospital Paramedic Michael Coppinger said murder of Solomon Greenspan, was a hoax, partly because the : for SHVC, demolition at 95 M M PEWTER AMMALS ...... Reg. $5.00 S A LE’ 1.75 budget he will submit to Congress appeal process is over," he said, and since Friday afternoon. the fire department received a call ; 66. of Pompano Beach, Fla., Dec. evidence was weak and the : Hilliard St. (Bon Ami), $5,- Protect Your Family ... Storilizo Your Dishes next month, even though it will likely that the budget “will probably be “We are all praying for him, " said . for aid to 33 Colby Dr. at 12:06 p.m. ; 1 when Greenspan was collecting Seagram liquor heir's testimony j 000 DOLLFURNTURE...... 1/2 PRICE be revamped a few weeks later by wrapped up” by the time the Presi Coppinger. Arnco Sign and Crane dent leaves for a Christmas vacation Coppinger and his paramedic partner I rents in a building he owned. appeared “too well rehearsed, ” •: Jimmy Carter. Police Lt. Joseph LeMay said two of the panel members said, j Inc. for Franchise Realty General Electric General Electric The President scheduled a budget in Vail, Colo.— expected around Dec. Dennis Garrity arrived within two PEWTER PEMIANTS (Gift Boxed)...... Reg. $6.00 S ALE’ 3.90 minutes at the home where they saw today all parents should at least get a Mel Patrick Lynch and Dominic j Interstate Corp., meeting with top advisers today to go 19. warning message from the tragedy. Regional Westwood, Mass., signs at "The budget is always an economic the boy's mother holding him on the Byrne, accused of the kidnaping, i; UNDER over the final outline of a budget that Children should not be allowed to were convicted of extorting $2 3 1221 T olland Tpke. 4,000 ORIGINAL OIL PAINTINGS...... 1/2 PRICE will call for a tax cut of at least $10 blueprint for the coming year, and front lawn. His heart and breathing S BOSTON - District Court Convertible play with ropes, he said. million from Bronfman’s father, j (McDonald's), $2,500. billion. this one will be, too,” said Nessen. were stopped, he said. •J Judge Elwood McKinney, who COUNTER however. ;• Vintage Homes, East CANDLES, RINGS and METAL HOLDERS...... ’ 1.99 POT Carter is mulling over proposals Coppinger immediately began called off a personal test of Hartford, home at 49 for a $15 billion tax cut. He can ■jj cocaine last month because of RIVERSIDE, Calif. - Dozens j: POT of homeowners armed with gar- •: Lorraine Rd., $36,000. HUMMEL XMAS P U T E “ 74” ...... (50 Only) ’ 7.50 SCRUBBER amend the Ford budget that must be publicity, has delcared Wars Ramans for Gill sent to Capitol Hill by Jan. 18, two Massachusetts laws governing the den hoses soaked the dry wooden |i Welding and Mfg. Co., Landmark Bon Ami building shingles of their expensive homes ( R o l l s whsro SCRUBBER days before Carter assumes office. personal use of the drug un- storage shed at 1422 ANRI “ 75” WOOD BICENTENMAL XMAS P L A T E ...... (50 Only) * 10.00 n sa do d n ow — • Quality Ford spokesman Ron Nessen said !:• constitutional. He said he thinks Friday night to protect them from ;• Tolland Tpke., $6,000. can bo bullt-ln al ParlO|inlng Friday, "The President has been S cocaine is less harmful than sparks and embers from a brush !; The Andrew Ansaldi Co. AMManOmLWIMIIHITWtVIUTES ...... ISOM,) ’ 5.00 a later lima. • 2-oyelo Wash publicly committed to a tax cut for being razed without protest I cigarettes or alcohol. fire sweeping up the dry Santa •: for Moriarty Bros., a 2-Laval Washing some time, in fact, having it there on Ana River bed. The blaze charred •: PIIICU START AT Action exterior repairs at 315 PEANUTS BICENTENNIAL “ 76” PLATE ...... Reg. $13 the opening day (of Congress). And it BOSTON — The escalating approximately 135 acres before it •; ’ 3.99 PRICU START AT Center St., $15,000. will be there.” By GREG PEARSON per minute, the Bon Ami Manchester demolished. One neighbor said, challenge to Massachusetts’ was brought under control by fire J fighters shortly before midnight. J DISNEY BICENTENNIAL “ 76” P L A T E ...... Reg. $13 ’ 3.09 a Ford met with his advisers Friday lleralil Reporter plant was turning out only 70 cans per “Everything is open — anything three-century-old prohibition 10,000 get shots Part of a Manchester landmark is minute. could fall down inside any minute.” against retail sales on Sunday has being demolished, but there are few, On a January afternoon in 1973, Chief Building Inspector Francis J. S been taken under advisement by More than 10,000 PEANUTS “ 76” BICENTENNIAL B a L ...... Reg. $ 10 ’ 2.00 laiD firemen answered a call for a fire at Conti seemed pleased Friday when International employes received free if any, protests about the matter. S the state Supreme Court after the Hilliard St. location of the former he spoke about the building finally VATICAN CITY - Henry Cabot ; swine flu shots during the ToniiM Til 9 In fact, the generaf feeling about. S Supreme Court Judge Herbert J. DISNEY “ 76” BICENTENMAL B EU ...... Reg. $10 INSTANT CREDIT Bon Ami warehouse. being knocked down. Lodge. I’residenI Ford's special : first seven days of the *2.00 FREE fridir 'TU 9 r the demolition is probably one of I Wilkins heard arguments of 11 Stiuribii Til S UP TO tSOO WITH relief. Six hours later and through the “Since shortly after the fire, we’ve S Springfield area store managers envoy to the Vatican, called on i Pratt & Whitney Aircraft PARKINQ OKN APPROVgP CRCDITCARDS work of 250 firemen, the blaze was been after the owners to knock the I’ope Paul VI today, apparently to > Group’s month-long im The remains of the Bon Ami S who had pleaded innocent to 52 Awsy From Tho under control, but the building was building down,” he said. brief him on U.S. foreign policy :• munization program. Dr. warehouse, destroyed in a January, S counts of violating the ban on Sun- Shopping Contor destroyed. Conti said that the owner, S.H.V.C, during the transition between the :■ Sidney H. Curtis, m^lcal 1973 fire, are in the process of being « day sales. After the fire, there were com Inc., was hoping to find some use for Ford and Carter administrations •: director, said today. knocked down. Former Norman's plaints from townspeople that the the building. The Building Depart The immunizations, The building was once part of the I BOSTON — Outgoing Abam’B Apple LooaHoa building was unsafe and should be ment allowed the firm to consult with which are voluntary, are Bon Ami complex, which produced a 9 Commerce Secretary Elliot STOCKHOLM, Sweden - The \ 443-445 HARTFORD RD. |/ |/ MANCHESTER, construction companies about the being administered at the cleansing product for 75 years. In g Richardson has his eye on the five 1976 Nobel Prizes Friday •; Join Us On CORNER OF MCKEE ST. gutted warehouse. rate of about 150 employes September, 1959, the firm announced g Republican nomination for the were bestowed upon seven ); Wssksmls For Shop Ths Holiday “The most economical move was an hour at the East Hart Manchester Parkade it was selling its Manchester plant, * ;!•: presidency in 1980, but if that Americans in Stockholm's ( Free Wine And Huilderi, Plumben, Remodelen, to demolish it,” Conti said. Concert House. Later there was a : ford plant. Employes at the which had employed as many as 70 ;S doesn’t seem attainable he may Manchester 649-1787 - Cheese Eln lrMniit, Real Estate Brokers persons at one time. So, while Manchester loses a bit of S run for Massachusetts governor in gala dance in the city hall. It was i United States Navy office and Salesmen. Call I's for Special G IFT G lID E Sampling The local industry had become out its history, it also loses a building I 1978, Boston newspapers were the first time all the winners in a i and of the Szabu cafeterias Prices on lour Appliance \eeds 647-8987 DAYS TO Adults Only dated and slow. While other firms w that has been considered a hazard S' reporting today. Richardson said single year came from one nation. | in the plant also are being and Scrrices... or 647-89S8 Today And Everyday In Ttw Herald vaccinated. . • CHRISTMAS produced up to 300 cans of cleanser since a six-hour fire in 1973.
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CARVEL ICE CREAM - 811 • 30” EARLY AMERICAN great gift ' owner of the new Showcase m Main Street in the new il EUREKA - J ewelers. 811 Main Street, in the ft "rtuBy ( ^ t Manchester Mali featuring STEREO DRY SINK BRAY’S DEPT. STORE If new Manchester Mall, for M the world's largest selection {ft jewelry gifts for the entire fami- g ^ d e a ! JEWELRY STORE E. MIDDLE TPKE. ly. Let itbe our pleasure to serve w of ice cream products. Open 7 I | Electrophonlc ^^Pt^umacy 737 Man SL, Manchester N e x t to F ra n k s XMAS you. Showcase, a full service g PLAZA days a week including Sun Built-in 8-Trsck Tape Player 4^4 Hanlord Rn»d • FREE LOTTERY TICKET Jewelry store. ft days, 10:30 a m. to 8 :^ p.m. Marwhrvtrf CcMM*cct>cid 06040 • AM -FM Multiplex Radio With $10 or More PurchtMl uniT OPEN EVERY NIGHT TIL 9 ‘W KiaiESEataEfiftBdaiaf Pick up a custom decorated Phcme 644 V«46 0 Manchester s O/doit Carvel Ice Cream Cake for the • 3-Speed BSR Record Changer til Christmas with a choice stock ol SPECIAL 4 a / ______Ettabllahad Jawalry Stoni Holidays, 646-5999. • Diamond Stylus ^ Large FOR CHRISTMAS FIREWOOD FOR SALE - • 4-Speaker Audio Systemsystem TOYS, CARDS, GIFT WRAP EUREKA Select split hardwood. (HAPPY HOLIDAYS - Canine WE SUGGEST: COME IN AND SEE A Quality GUI a CHARMS • PINS TRIMMINGS, CRAFT |25./load. The Andrew An- ‘Holiday Inne, 200 Sheldon Selection UPRIGHT SALE Clnb Server a WATCHES • CLOCKS OUR RNE SELECTION saldi Company, 649-3249. Road. Manchester. A com JjJ of • BRACELETS SUPPLIES ’ Season’s GreetinKs. plete boarding and grooming Reg. 389« a GLASSW ARE Chooaa From PRICE $299* HandeoBia wtlnul club aerver and gifts lor every member lacility for dogs and cats. irty with btsti Ilnlahed han DIAMOND ENGAGEMENT • ENGAGEMENT RINGS dle* Holdt « beauillul reusable ol tha family BUY NOW AND SAVE-on sloneware cioch*. eech filled R I N G S a n d • DINNER RINGS jChord and Spinet organs. 1 TRIM M i with our own deleciable a W EDDING BANDS I ML GOODViniDICH SEASON’S GREETINGS - Let Cb*e**a In * Revor* — • E A R R I N G S Dubaldo Music Center. 186 the glow of Christmas shine Sharp Cheddar. Becon. Pori • W EDDING RINGS W,n...4P...n ^ SAYS, West Middle Turnpike, through the windows of your for "For ■ SAFE Holiday Staeon Manchester. Open daily 3 to own home. Century 21. Ted- G IF T 103...... IV' taka advantage ol IhoM 8 :30 p.m. Saturday, 9 a.m. to 5 For The Family and Home Since 1911 !** Wt mail anywhere in ihe U S A B «ford Real Estate, Route 44-A ^ . m . ______! Bolton.______Christmas^.,. Free l*arkiiifg Front and Rear • Charge It With ^ o u r Reg. 89” **Mabl«*r Cliarge** Downtonn Main St., M anchester — SERVICE j » HOLIDAY BREAKFAST ; BRAND NEW 14 foot wides ^^Decorating^ n|M*n h l)u\i»: I'hurMlav M ght till 9:00 B.D. PEARL Special - Eggs, sausage or ' from $9,995 in stock ready for . HJI... • I...... SPECIALS bacon, toast, only 99c. ^ immediate delivery. Price in Manchester Perkade & SON Oakwood Restaurant, 348 cludes wall-to-wall carpeting, ALL SPECIALLY PRICED B49 MAIN STREET 649-5147 FOR HOLIDAY QIVINQ Main Street (corner of matching appliances, bow MANCHESTER, CONN. Haynes). window, front country kitchen uiy-mniiy{ and much more. Large selec Phone 643-2171 ENJOY Old Fashioned Quail- tion of homes to choose from, ''"8AEW :in"BJy .... Yon .^Jamd . Service and Ky Fo^ and Prices — the ail priced to sell. Excellent And ALL through the house! 7-9 Thura. A FrI. Evas SNIIM Parts Since 1941 r Davis Family Restaurant, financing available. Trades 9-S Saturday v Y srai I * r H i lt CM cars ~ e Armstrong e Congotaum •carpet ^ e w e t e r i Caldor Plaza, Manchester. welcome, parts, supplies, and Suburban DM (•ngiNl tgaoMUt) eCaNaway •Linoleum' res MAIN ST., MANCHESTER 725 E. MIDDLE TPKE. 649-5487.______accessories. Full time service V NONI tolabtiaa naiUbfr (ritriL department. Plaza Homes. ElKIT KTHUJITIM 1 SOmCl • filCi MANCHESTER VJ g PRE CHRISTMAS SALE - Floor Covering OfFtlUFBES U 30 7( _ 1348 Wilbur Cross Highway. WITH t tt u k tfM t CiMMrail I Muzzle loading guns up to 35% 553 E. Middle Tpkt.'^ Berlin Turnpike, Berlin FREE ESTIMATES 646-4003 COUPON CLOSED SUNDAYS jeasKianMaiafiKiatR discount. Guns, new, used, an (Connecticut, 1-828-0369. CDNFIDENCE! tiques and reproductions. We u I l f SfM W t GM SHOCKS buy-sell-trade. Banville's Gun WARMEST WISHES FOR A N U W hiuiKOitei I l M i V KRNrSTV : Center, 629 Main Street, Merry Christmas and a Happy 1$77 POniAC U TM UP X $ 0 7 5 FOR Manchester, Conn. Tel. 646- OPEN MOS SAY *0 9 ^ ' New Year. Drobiak Dry Wall ■ 1977 PONTUC VDfTIIU w Hack A White TV pktiUi BUHB (.OWNERS Sm OPPiNLa (.E N 'E H 0345. Company. 1977 PONTUC OIUB P « $ 5 4 * Far M ilt CM can CHRISTMAS DISCOVER (arigiMl agapatatl. 1977 OIBS CUTUSS FARR’S Knglish I FORMAL’S INN - Save up to bntiKatMn naHAN («itri) GIVING OFFICE PARTY? Visit our SUPKIK Special Gifts For 1 MAIN ST. $ 5 1 * OFFER E IP K S I M O TI B o n e C hina l|10. off a Tuxedo rental for delicatessen department for *300 F«IM U $ SSpecieli People At O p e n 10 *1*4 P-**- Fwedding, prom or cruise, the largest assortment fancy groom Tuxedo free. Just down S’* * Tal. 843-7111 COUPON TEAPOT c o ld cuts. Crispino's 0ILCHAN6E from Watkins, 37 Oak Street. Foodland. HARRISOirS Tel. 649-7901.______5 Quarta Oil H vdM * P Q Q 1 AC Oil Filler Make it a Delicious i SINCERE HOLIDAY SEASONS GREETINGS ST6TI0NERS . io« 0 .GREETINGS - from D. F. from Cupid Diaper Service. Christmas With A : Reale, Realtors, Home of The? The perfect gift for all (seasons. Free photos. 289- 1977 4One Year Warranty. TOYOTA } i r ’ Elba far cari mth ' 1527.______DLDS CUTLASS (M CMS i «iiit uNui, Food Gift From Us! 1IWalWK.TiS(Yft
Manchester week in review Bucklaild attention foCUSCS On 1-291
Thursday morning after a fire raged A tneeting between Department of be available for the Jan. 10 zoning Cooperative efforts of McDonald's Meetings Public works through the second and third floors of Count on our people in the Rod Veits to ha^ Transportation officials and hearing on the matter. and the Manchester Lions Club a multi-family dwelling at 168-170 Buckland residents was one of The hearing had originally been The town received its first pay resulted in the collection of over 1,000 Af.jmtheinimto!pve]|ouiireatersa^ you keep your food costs downi Oak Street. No one was injured, but next week several events during the week con scheduled for Dec. 13, but was post ment through the Public Works eyeglasses during last week's drive. the house was declared unfit for A&P Assistant Managers wear Red Vests. That's one way to nected with the proposed industrial poned this week to allow the town to Employment Act, Title H program. Persons left them off, some by the habitation by town building inspector Here's next week's schedule of spot them. But their eager helpfulness also identifiea park. make a more complete presentation The $78,000 was the first two of five boxful, at McDonald's. The Lions Frank Conti. The state fire marshal's public meetings in Manchester them. They're proud of the great values they've come The residents, who live in the Croft of information at the hearing. quarterly payments that the town Club sends thqin away for processing for distribution to the nee^y. office has joined in an investigation (locations are in Municipal Building, up with for this week's Assistant Manager's Sale. Dr.-Burnham St. area, were told that The Economic Development Com will receive. The funds can be used mission, which is the sp lin te d plan for maintaining basic services. Manchester's sixth flu clinic drew of the fire. 41 Center St., unless noted): Look for Red Vest values aU through the storel any decision on the relocation of I-2B1 will not be finalized for at least a ning agency for the park, was told by The fall sch^ule of paving for the about 2,800 persons. So far, about 17,- Monday Jack White of the state Commerce W. Middle Tpke.-Adams St. project 330 persons in the Manchester and Each of theaa advertlaad itama ia re year. People 7;30 p.m. —Memorial Day Com quired to be readily availabla for tale The Board of Directors voted that Department to stick closely to a was com plete this week. Additional Bolton areas have received the flu mittee, Hearing Room. R e d V e s t S A U All Stores Open Sunday! ADVERTISED at or below the advertiaed price in the town match a $75,000 grant from proposed timetable for the park. paving work will be finished in the shots. There is one more flu clinic, Carol Petruccelli, new director of 7:30 p.m. —Conservation Commis ITEM PDLICY each AErP Stora. axcept aa apecifi- aCOT: the state to pay for planning costs for Weiss also spoke about the park to spring. This week also marked the the final one, scheduled for Jan. 5 at the Manchester Community College sion, Coffee Room. cally noted in thia ad. NNaFBjMi..iMimr tiiiMir..iiiumNii.cM. the Conservation Commission, which completion of the annual leaf pickup Manchester High School. Women Center, found her first week ttawuwtr..wMtra.ciM. ' the park. Much of the town's pay Tuesday in WWMTN IT.. MUTTM. CIM. IT. II Rl ITK. CMM. ment will come in the form of credit is expected to vote its support of the pro^am . Both Jay J. Giles, director in her new job as comfortable, busy 4:30 p.m. —Board of Health, Public safety and exciting. iMiunuMaiNmwMi. cmm. received for time spent on the project next Monday. of public works, and Tim O'Sullivan, Hearing Room. project by town employes. highway superintendent, were A man carrying a revolver held up 7:30 p.m. —Health Systems Agen FRESH Town Manager Robert B. Weiss Politics pleased with the results, although the Green Rd. 7-11 store Thursday cy, Coffee Rodhi. both said that steps will be taken to BONELESS USDA INSPECTED 7 RIB BLADE SMOKED PORK BUTTS also said that a SO-acre parcel of land Two Republican directors — Carl evening. Police said that the armed f 8 p.m, —Board of Directors, further improve the pickup. planned for inclusion in the park Zinsser and Paul Willhide— said that robber wore a ski mask over his head Y e s t e r d a y s Hearing Room. might not be purchased. they will continue to press Town and fled from the store, by foot, after Wednesday The J.C. Penney Co., which would receiving the money. Counsel Victor I. Moses for a com 7:30 p.m. —Data Processing Com be the park's major tenant, had A nine-hour heavy rainstorm 25 yvam ugo Chuck plete report on the source of mittee, Coffee Room. originally expressed interest in the Public service Tuesday left behind one and a half in "political pressure” on the counsel Heart Clinic opens at Manchester Thursday Box-0- parcel. office. The Manchester Motorcycle Mis ches of rain and provided unusually Memorial Hospital. The land is "very expensive,” Moses mentioned the pressure to sion of the Universal Life Church strong gusts of wind, up to 56 mph in Manchester Savings Bank votes 6:30 p.m. —Judge’s Hours, Probate ork Loin Court. Weiss said, and Penney is no longer the directors two weeks ago, but said donated $120 to the fund for aid to the the area. About 300 customers were dividends of 1 per cent and one- Roasts as concerned about its Inclusion in out of telephone service for part of quarter per cent. 7:30 p.m. —Advisory Recreation this week that the matter has been Goss and Merovonich families who the plans for the park. resolved. The Republicans, however, lost their duplex home on Adams St. the day and other minor disruptions 10 yearH ago and Park Commission, Coffee Room. A&P Weiss spoke at a meeting of the feel a full report is needed on the last fall in an explosion. The fund occurred because of the storm. This date was a Sunday; The Chicken I Eighth Utilities District and said that total to date is over $1,100. Five families were left homeless Herald did not publish. (WATER matter. CONTAINS: Roast BEEF ADDED all plans connected with the park will CHUCK 3 BREAST QTRS. A FUU 7 RIB 3 LEG QTRS. PORTION-YOU 3 NECKS. 3 WINGS.' GET MORE 3 SETS OF GIBLETS OF THE CHOICE .CENTER PORTION OF State w ill name ALL FOOD MARTS OPEN SUNDAY 9 a.m. to 4p.m. lb. THE LOIN lb. third arbitrator U.S.D.A. CHOICE BEEF FIRST CUT ANN PACE CENTBICUT ■JUt I T id e Detergent in poliee talks Chuck ' 4tOUNCE PACKAGE WALDBAUM'S The town and the union representing the Manchester Blade Stea® O Police Department were unable to agree on a third BONELESS BEEF CHUCK BONELESS xFood m i uM m art u y ______■ . WITH PURCHASE OP 110 00 0 « MORE AND THIS Pork member for the binding arbitration panel that will decide COUPON AT FCXJO *AA»T IXClUSfVI OP COUPON * ITEAAS COOS SUN DEC DTHtUSAT DK LIMIT ■iced on a labor dispute between the two parties. p i^ j^ O N E fXO ONE COUPON PI* FAMILY The town and the union each selected one member for Underbladel the panel. They were then supposed to work together to PRrCESEFFECTIVESUN.,DEC.12 ID select the third member, but no agreement could be THROUGH SAT., DEC. 18. ^ reached by Thursday's deadline. f ' White cioud Bacon The selection of the third person will now be made, I lAYHYISSUt Chops probably on Monday, by a representative of the State ^ CO O KID ^ LONDON BROIL SHOULDER Steaks Labor Department, according to a union spokesman. !.1.39 After the third member of the panel is appointed, the I 4 5 9 0 HAMS U.S.9 A. Choice Beef • Semi Boneless U.S.O.A. Choice Beef • Boneless ROLL PACK (WAYERADDEG) FORMERLY FORMERLY town and the union, Manchester Police Union, Local 1495, ! WITH PUKCHASf OP SIOOO 0 * MORE AND THIS will have ten days to begin its binding arbitration Butt Portion I COUPON AY FOOD MARY EXCLUSIVE OP COUPON DELMONICO CHUCK $ i 0 9 Shank Portion CHUCK IYEMS GOOD SUN DEC 12 YHRU SAY OEC STEAKS FILLETS presentation. I LIMIT ONE PACK ONE COUPON PER PAMIIY This marks the first labor dispute in Manchester that STEAK BEEF RIB lb. has gone to binding arbitration, the final step allowed in (UNDERBLADE) ROAST municipal labor negotiations under a law enacted in COUNTRY SHLE SMALL END ib. February. ColufflbiR ■ Gtm Cryevic Stmi Heinz Ketchup | lEB The police have been working without a contract since * 1 . 2 3 32 OUNCE B O n iE Pork Ribs Rib Roasts"”"" July 1 and have been unable to reach agreement with the H A L F H A M S town during the first three steps taken in the labor dis USDA CMOCE SEEP- BONELESS © USDA CHOICE SEEP ■ 0OMCLES8 pute — negotiation, mediation, and fact-finding. Chuck Steak ! . $ 1 .0 9 Chuck Roast ,.9 9 c N Cane ? . f . a s U SDA CM0K4 tCCP USDA Ch o k e b e e p s em i b o n e l e s s « j OUR KST MEADCD ^ P tlM O - HOT or SWEET WITH PURCHASE OP tIOOO OR MORE AND THIS ALL FLAVORS Cube Steaks CHUCK . $ 1 .5 9 Chuck Roast ■unoERBladC. . 8 9 c I COUPON AT POOD AAART EXCLUSIVE OP COUPON LAYER FOR SALADS OR PURE CANE I Veal or Pork ITALIAN U S 0 A CMOCE BEEP • CHUCK SWIPT PREMIUM b r e a k f a s t I ITEMS COOO SUN DEC 12 THRU SAT DEC II^ i YUKON I LIMIT ONE BOTTLE ONI COUPON PER FAMILY COOKING Pottios SAUtAOl Stewing Beef .,$ 1 .2 9 Sizzlean Strips $ 1 .2 9 CAKE MIXES A&P hOAMEL - CUW A’ SW FT PREUIUU OVEN ROAST ' Public records Boneless Hams .,$ 2 .4 9 Corned BeefeaisKETs. $ 1 . 4 9 j AOYHWUHO GEM WAIDBAUM'S NEW YOKK STUl DILII^ PEWMAY ■ MCATw IEEF DOMESTIC Bologna or Cooked Salami Polish Sausage . $ 1 . 2 9 Child Mild Franks . 7 9 c PBESM IQuart Warranty deed Medical Clinic of COOKED Pork Sausage Roll j>Myv cx:.n . U a I f freshly U & R Housing Corp. to Manchester, 71 Tolland COLONIAL SMCWED FRESH SCROD FILLETS $1.79 FRESH SOLE FILLETS .. $2.09 I LARGE nAin SLICED D uncanii Tpke. .Pork Shoulder R ollffi“45.V, Barton Meyerhoff and $1.39 SHRIMP **0€VE°HEO° Y $1.99 WHITE SHRIMPS,5$3.89 Rachel Meyerhoff, proper Building permits ROAST BEEF i. $1.99 Stanley Bellefleur, cast- NEW YORK 8HAAP ty at 143 Highwood Rd., CHEDDAR CHEESE . $1.89 $85.25 conveyance tax. iron stove at 4(X) Vernon Quitclaim deed St., $50. SLICING PROVOLONE . $1.59 Soda Spaghetti YANKEE Gary Willett and Frank and Mildred Kos, AMBROSIA CHEESE .$1.89 38 iz. Rosemary Willett to Ralph wood-burning stove at 119 B ro w n ie M i x BETTY CROCKER LOX SALE ^A*LAWAN SLfOED . iB $1.69 IB oz.| btt. 5-lb. P. Sorenson and Margaret Chambers St., $200. HUNT'S-PRIMA R f f $ 1 0 0 pk|. M. Sorenson, both of Ver QCS Construction Co. for 1S0UNCEJAR 27'2 OUNCE PACKAGE BEEF BOLOGNA .$1.09 non, property on Lyndale Mr. and Mrs. George Gai LEAN PASTRAMI alpeRTS lB $1.29 ■ PLUS J St., no conveyance tax. ly, roof repair at 78 ^ ■ O E P O S I ^ Washington St., $1,950. GENOA SALAMI CARANOO lB $1,99 WITH New trade name Kenneth L. Judson DVM, Terry Richards, wood- ICOUPON) CARANDO PEPPERONI
ST. JOSEI'H CIIUKGII, 33 West St., COVENTRY PRESBYTERIAN ST. MA'rrilEW'S CHURCH, Tolland FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CllliRCII, Nathan Hale School Rd. 31. CHUKGH OE ANDOVER, UNITED Rockville. Rev. Francis J. O'Keefe, pastor. Saturday Masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sun Rev. Dr. Richard W. Gray, pastor. Saturday Masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sun cm KGII OE CHRIST. Rev. David J. day Masses 8:30 (Polish) at 10 a.m. 9:30 a.m.. Worship; 11 a.m., Sunday day Masses at 8:30, 10:30 and 11:45 a.m. Reese III, minister. School: 7:30 p.m., Bible Study at par 9:45. a.m., Church School for (Folk) at II: 15 a.m., Vigil of Holy days at MESSIAH EVANGELICAL 7 p.m., Holy day at 7:30,9 a.m., and 5 and sonage on Cornwall Dr. kindergarten through Grade 8; 11 a.m.. LITHERAN CHURCH, (Wisconsin 7 p.m. Confessions: Saturday 4 and 7:30 FIRST ASSEMBLIES OF GOD, 763 Synod). 300 Buckland Rd., ^ u th Windsor. Worship Service, Oak St., East Hartford. Rev. Ralph F. FIRST CONGREGATIONAL p.m. 9 a.m., Sunday School; 10 a.m.. ROCKVILLE BAPTIST CHI RCH, Jelley, pastor. Worship ^rvice. CHURCH, Vernon. Rev. John A, Lacey, 10 a.m., Church School: 11 a.m.. Mor minister; the Rev. Edwin W. 69 Union St. Rev, Robert L. LaCounte, ■ST. JOHN'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH, pastor. ning Worship; 7 p.m., Evening Service. Bartholomew, assistant minister. Rt. 30, Vernon. Rev. Robert H. Weliner, 9 a m., Worship Service; 10:15 a.m., PERSONAL VERNON ASSEMBLIES OF COD. 51 rector. 10 a.m.. Worship Service, child and in S&H STAMPS MAKES US fant care available, coffee fellowship Sunday &hool; 7 p.m., Evening Service. Old Town Rd. 8 a.m.. Holy Communion; )0 a.m.. S T . BERNARD’S CHURCH, TEE 9:45 a.m., Sunday School for all ages; after the service. PwtoiitHitd Pan 4 IporttwHr Family Service and Church School. Rockville. Rev. John J, White, pastor, MON.-SAT. “DONI WHILI YOU WAIT* 11 a.m.. Morning Worship; 7 p.m.. S T . PETER’S EPISCOPAL NO. ONE OUR SAVIOR LUTHERAN Rev. William J. Flynn, assoc, pastor. I to a OrMi QIRa Por Anf Oeeatloii Evening Evangelistic. cm RCII, 239 Graham Rd„ South Wind CHURCH, Sand Hill Rd., South Windsor, 1001 MAIN ST. UNITED CONCREGATIONAI. Rev. Bruce Jacques, vicar. Rev. Frank Alagna, weekend assistant. 'i 72S EAST sor. Rev. Ronald A. Erbe, pastor. Saturday Masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sun MANCHESTER CIIURCII, I NITEI) CIII RCH OF 8 a.m., Holy Communion; 10a.m,, Holy 9 a.m.. Worship and Sunday School; day Masses at 7. 8:30. 10 and 11:30 a.m. MIDDLE TURNPIKE I Phono 646-333B CHRIST, Tolland. Rev. Donald G. 10:15 a.m.. Worship Service. Communion, first and third Sundays of IY« Now SsS: Jssns, looAi, Miller, minister. CRYSTAL LAKE COMMUNITY each month; Morning Prayer second, a JoiglitQ tiiNa MANCHESTER 9:30 and 11 a.m., Worship Service and I NI TEI) METHODIST Clll RCII, fourth and fifth Silndays. HAS IT! Church School; 7 to 8:30 p.m.. Pilgrim Ellington. ST, MAI RICE’S CIII RCH, Hebron WC SERVICE AND INSTALL INDUSTRIAULN^OMMERCIAL ARTISTIC Fellowship. 10:15 a.m., Coffee hour; 11 a.m.. Rd., Bolton. Rev. Robert W. Cronin,I.' Phone ST. MARGARET MARY’S C lll RCH, Worship Service, Sunday School, pastor. AIR CONDITIONING • REFRIGERATION Wapping. Rev. William McGrath and Saturday vigil Mass at 5:30 p.m.; Sun HAIR 646-0863 RELIGIOUS SOCIETY OF ' f Today’s thought Business-Directory Guide For .1 Rev. Joseph Schick, co-pastors. FRIENDS tgUAKERS), Hartford day Masses at 7:30, 9:15 and 11 a.m HEATING and SHEH METAL DESIGNS, Saturday Masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sun Friends Meeting House, 144 S. Quaker BURNSIDE I NTTED METHODIST 941 BMOAO eTM tlT day Masses at 8:30 and 11:30 a.m. Lane. West Hartford. cm RCII, 16 Church St.. East Hartford. New England Medianical Services, he. INC MANCHKBTKM WMOPKMMIONAL PARK ST. FRANCIS OF ASSISI. 673 10 a.m.. Meeting for Worship. Rev. Henry J. Scherer Jr., pastor; Rev. Solitude is a priceless gift to a man Manchester and Surrounding Buire 109 Gwendolyn M. Arslen, associate pastor. ROUTE #83, P.O. BOX 3147 MANCHCBTCM, CONN. Ellington Rd., South Windsor. Rev. John PRINCE OE PEACE U TIIERAN who is not lonely. To dream dreams, TALCOTTVILLE, CONN. (06066) C. Gay, pastor. Rev. Eugene M. Kilbride. cm RCII, Rt 31 and N. River Rd., 10 a m.. Worship Service, Church to unwind within the simplicity of ______643-2736 » 643-2192 BETTV GALLAGHER, Prop, Saturday Masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sun Coventry. Rev. W.H. Wilkens. pastor. School for Nursery through junior high; 9 nature, to yawn, to smile and not to Vicinity day Masses at 7:30 and ll'a.m . 9 a m . Sunday .School; 10:15 a m., a m.. Church School for senior high and FAMOUS BRAND adult classes. be afraid of the person whose silent ST. MARY’S CIII RCH, Rt 31, Coven Worship Service, (9 a.m. during July and thoughts you are — these are the CAMPING EQUIPMENT try. Rev. F. Bernard Miller, pastor. Rev. S T . DUNSTAN'H CIIIRCH, August). values that aloneness brings. TELEVISION - APPLIANCES Paul F, Ramen. ST. PETER'S EPISCOPAL Manchester Rd., Glastonbury. Rev. Joseph R. Bannon, pastor. All great people, all great n U T t, COTS, SLEEPING BAGS, AIA MATTRESSES, featuring this week... MANCHESTER Saturday Masses at 5:15 p.m.; Sunday c m RCII, Rt. 85, Hebron. Rev. William nOVES,lANTERIIS Masses at 7:30, 9:30 and 10:45 a m, Persing. rector. Saturday Mass at 5 p.m.; Sunday thoughts, all great happenings and HOME MDOVDniT AVERY ST. CHRISTIAN 8 and 10 a m.. Worship Service, Church Masses at 8. 9:30 and II a.m. experiences are conceived in the m . REFORMED C lll RCII. 661 Avery St., School and Nursery. INTTED METHODIST CHURCH, womb of silence. FARR’S V tH flk e South Windsor. Rev. Peter Mans, ROCKAILI.E I NITEI) METII- 1040 Boston Tpke. (Rt. 44A), Bolton. Rev. Sister Anne Gabrielle, THi evenrTHiNO sroR C David M. Campbell, pastor. CAMP-BIKE-SPORT 2 MAIN STREET 6 4 9 - 3 5 8 9 minister. ODIST cm RCII. 142 Grove St Rev SND m m t ® TV 10 a m.. Church School to age 3 through OPEN DAILY TO B P.M. J. FARR • 643-7111 Nut to stop I Skm 8:30 a m.. “ Back to God" hour radio John W Mortimer, pastor. St. Bridget Parish broadcast. WTIC (10801; 9:45 a m.. Sun Grade 12. Nursery available; 10:45 a m.. ♦ 9:30 a m.. Worship Service (Herald photo by Dunn) day School and Adult Bible Study: 11 SE( O N I) CONG REG A TION AL Coffee and Conversation; 11 a m , Fami VOLKSWAGEN REPAIR a m., Worship Service; 7 p.m.. Evening c m RCH. I NITEI) ( III RCH OF ly Worship Service, Nursery for infants St. Mary’s Church, East Hartford Service. Nursery care for small children ( IIRIST. Rt. 44A, Coventry. Rev. through Grade 2, sermon: “If God is !SJ )9X S)4 )Cgt M ]l|| X by factory trained tpeclallata ■fa**- rfNStf I provided Robert K Bechtold. minister. Lord, we can sing for Joy."; 4 p.m.. Special choir rehearsal; 6:30 p.m., Choir Phil Ptt* 9:15 a.m.. Christian education for all Christmas party. . Locicaro and ZIdek ages; 10:30 a m.. Service of worship i WAHT ADS \ 1CARPET WAND FLOOR COVBIING S \ERNON I NI TEI) METHODIST TALCO T T\ II.LE CONGREG A- m a r k e t s .W.V i c m RCII. Rt. 30 TI ON A I. CHI RCH, I NITEI) 646-5038 M M*a« snwr'opia aoa iki. sti inbii i rii t-f tel. LOCAL CHURCHES CHURCH OE CHRIST. Rev Kenneth MANCHuna o«T 01 Toaa (tu couici M3-SM2 11 a m.. Worship Service, Church I BRING 1 School for all ages E. Knox, pastor. P&PAUTOREPAiR Connecticut's Largest Floor Covering Dealer 10:30 a.m.. Worship and Sunday 706 Main 8 L • “Arco Charga" • Menchetttr ST. BARTHOI.OMEW’S CHI RCH,' CALVAR1 Clll RCII, ASSEMBLIES CENTER CONGREGATION A I. ST. GEORGES EPISCOPAI. I WANTED CASH > cm RCII, I NITEI) CHURCH OK ( Ill RCH. Boston Tpke. (Rt 44A) School; 9 30 a m.. Junior High Sunday E. Middle Tpke. Rev. Philip Hussey, OF GOD, 647 E. Middle Tpke. Rev. School; 7 to 9 p.m , Open House at the pastor. Kenneth L. Gustafson, pastor. CHRIST, 11 Center St. Rev. Newell H Bolton. Rev. John D. Hughes, vicar. ** J Conn. Most Complete Garden Center Curtis Jr.. Rev. R. Winthrop Nelson Jr . 8 a m . Holy Communion; 9:30 a m.. parsonage. MERCURY Saturday Mass at 5 p.m.; Sunday 9:45 a m.. Sunday School Bible classes BOl.TON CONf.REGATIONAL Masses at 8:30. 10:15 and 11:30 a.m. for children and adults; 10:50 a.m., Ser pastors. Church School. 10a m.. Holy Communion 9 a m.. Lighthouse Bible Study. Simp and sermon, Nursery care provided; 11 cm RCH, Bolton Center Rd Rev J GOSPEL II AU., 415 Center St. vice of Worship and Bible preaching; 7 Stanton Conover, minister EAST HARTFORD NURSERY Phone 646-2756 10 a m.. Breaking bread; 11:45 a.m., p.m., Worship and Gospel Service, hymn son Wing; 10 a m.. Third Sunday in Ad a m.. Parish Coffee Hour. vent. Worship Service. Sanctuary, the TRlNm I.ITHERAN CIIIRCH. 10:15 a m . Church School and 1375 Sllvar Lana NO SERVICE CHARGE Sunday School; 7 p.m., Gospel meeting. sing, music and Bible message: 10:30 □ N O T IC E S Rev. Mr. Curtis preaching. Gift Sunday. Meadowlark Rd . Vernon Rev Donald Nursery, 10:30 a m.. Worship Service, East Hartford 566-0800 ST. BRIDGET Clll RCH, 70 Main St. p.m., Revivaltime radio service on sermon: "What Child Is This?", 6:30 Rev. John J. Delaney, pastor. Rev. WINF. Grades 1 through 6 attend part of McClean, pastor. worship. Grade 3 students will receive 8 and 10:30 a m . Worship Service; 9:15 p m.. Junior Pilgrim Fellowship Personals 2 We Have Evernhing For RatarviDom for • Hotels • Airlines • Stsamthlps William J. Stack, Rev. William J. EMANI EI. LITHERAN CHURCH, I NION CONI, REG AT ION A I, 627 Main Street Manchester Killeen. Church and Chestnut Sts. Rev. Ronald Bibles, 11:15 a m . Long-range planning a m . Sunday School c m RCH. Rockville Rev. Paul J Bow ROOMMATE to share six Your Home Gardening Needs. Saturday Masses at 5 and 7:30 p.m., Fournier and Rev. Dale Gustafson, board in Library. Turkish souvenir items SA( REI) HEART CIIIRCH. Rt 30, lor sale to benefit Turkish Relief in Rob- Vernon Rev Ralph Kelley, pastor; Rev. man, minister. Rev David B Eusden. room Duplex, own room, school auditorium: Sunday Masses at pastors; Miss Jennie Jones, intern; Rev. associate minister Manchester, call 649-4153. FLO'S Cake Decorating Supplies 7:30, 9 and 10:30, in church; 10:30 a.m. C. Henry Anderson, pastor emeritus. t|ins Room. Grade 8 selling stocking Michael Donohue NOTICE! stuffers in Robbins Room. Coffee Shoppe Saturday Mass at 5 p.m., Sunday 9:15 a.m , Adult Bible Class; 10:30 1646-0226 875-3252 and noon in school auditorium. 8:30 and 11 a.m.. Divine Worship, in Woodruff Hall; 4 p.m.. Grade 8 Confir Masses at 7:30. 9. 10:30 a.m. and noon. a.m.. Church School, infants through THE SALVATION ARMY, 661 Main Chapel Service lor children; 9:45 a m., Grade 8, 10:45 a m . Morning Worship, A C Q H n m iM O F MLTON CAKE DECORATIONS MANCHESTER AUTO PARTS St. Capt. and Mrs. Arthur Carlson, corps Church School, Adult Forum, 9:45 a.m., mation. Carrier Room. \\ AIMMNI, COMMl NITV CHI RCH, □ EMPLOYMENT 1790 Ellington Rd . South Windsor. Rev the Rev David B Eusden. preaching: officers. Ms. Esther Rubin, speaker, “Asser SOUTH I NITEI) METHODIST 11:45 a m . Coffee Hour in the Social 70 UNION ST. 9:30 a.m., Sunday School; 10:45 a m., Harold W Richardson, minister I l l CCNTtN ST. 270 Broad St. Open 8-5:15 Dally 649-4528 tiveness Training"Advent Bible study; c m RCII, 1226 Main St. Rev. George W. Room, 3.15 p.m , Senior Pilgrim Help Wanted 13 MANCHESTta. CONN. .. . ROCKVILLE, CONN. Holiness Meeting; 6 p.m., Open-Air 9:15 and 10:45 a m , Worship Service Mon. • Sat 10-6 9:45 and U a.m.. Nursery for infants, Webb, Rev. Laurence M. Hill, pastors. Fellowship will meet at the church to go Uen. • S « i 10-5 j- .V \ Is Open Saturday til 5 Meeting; 7 p.m.. Salvation Meeting. 6:30 p.m., Youth board. and Church School. PHONE FROM home to ser Thur*., 10-1 Air. ^^.ak* FH. 10-1 9 and 10 45 a m.. Traditional Festival ice skating at U'Conn, 6-7:30 p m.. Junior FILL GOSPEL INTERDENOMf. vice our customers in the Frank'*s Super Market, A Community Minded Store with of Lessons and Carols program with the Pilgrim -Fellowship will meet at the NATIONAL Clll RCH, 745 Main St. CIII RCH OE CHRIST, Lydall and Manchester area, flexible Wedding Cakes A Specialty Complete Machine Shop Service Youth and Chancel Choirs, Bell Choir, church Rev. Philip Saunders, minister. Vernon Sts. Eugene Brewer, minister. hours, super earnings, 249- We have an obligation to serve the people of Manchester and surrounding towns. When we and Junior Choir participating: 9 a m . 10:30 a m.. Praise, Worship Service 9 a.m., Bible Classes; 10 a.m.. 7773. C l/C O V T Iif Af/S f Al WE CANT HIDE BEHIND .Adult Bible Study of Gospel of Luke, I c i r C n r r n f f v u in OUR PRODUCT say Service from the Heart, it simply means to give our customers one hundred per c€nt and Bible study for all ages; 7 p.m., Worship, sermon: “Purpose of Heart ": 6 INDEX Grades 1 through 6 Sunday School. Junior Legal Notices SALES POSITION - Straight every day of the week. The customer must be satisfied. People must be proud to have a & MARIE’S PIZZA Deliverance Service. p.m., Worship, sermon: "Perspectivesof NOTICES THICK CRUST PIZZA High Class. .Nursery through 5 year olds; commissions, leads furnished • MIRRORS • SHOWER DOORS store whose greatest ambition is to be community minded. Our pledge is, “we will never FAITH BAPTIST C lll RCH, Orange God" 1 Lout tnd Pound to home owners. Call 242-5402. . STORE FRONTS . SAFETY GLASS| QRINDER8 - LA8AQNA TRINITY COVENANT CHI RCH, 302 10:45 a.m.. Junior and Senior high class. 2 - Porionalt RAVIOLI ~ MANICOTTI Hall 72 E. Center St. Rev. James 3 Announcdmonti ESS • BATHTUB ENCLOSURES stop trying.” Nursery through 5 year olds; Confirma INVITATION INVITATION m STUFFED SHELLS - SPAGHETTI Beliasov, pastor. Hackmatack St. Rev. Norman E. 4 EntertAinmanl ESTABLISHED Realtor has tion Class: 5:30 p.m., Trim-the-Tree par Take Out Service Is Our Specialty 9:30 a.m., Sunday School; 10:30 a.m.. Swensen, pastor; Milton Nilson, assistant S Auctions opening for highly motivated J.A. WHITE GLASS CO., Inc. ty in Cooper Hall, bring your supper and a TO BID TO BID Worship Service; 7 p.m., Evening Ser to the pastor. PINANCIAL Sealed bids will be received salesperson with real estate I , - . : ; '' handmade ornament, beverages and 8 Bonds-SlocMs-Mortgages license Ask for Mr. Bissell, FURNITURE TOPS PICTURE WINDOWS^^- 646-7479 vice. 8:30 a.m.. Worship Service with Dr. Sealed bids will be received in in the Office of The Director 600D FOOD. FAST SESVICE Harold Fickett, president of Great dessert will be provided, the Sacred 9 Parsonai Losns Philbrick Agency, 646-4200. CHI RCH OF THE ASSl MPTION, 10 msuranca the Office of The Director of of General Services. 41 Center I MandiMlw 6 4 9 * 7 3 2 2 *1 BImMI 8t v A 1 539 MAIN STREET Dance. Choir will interpret the Nativity. Adams St. at Thompson Rd. Rev. Barrington R.I. College, as guest General Services. 41 Center Street. .Manchester, Connec I 'tV’-r OYER If YEARS EXPERIENCE •'W '| speaker, Trinity Tots for 3 year olds SECOND CONGREG A TION AL EMPLOYMENT PART TIME - Sales • If you Edward S. Pepin, pastor; Rev. Paul 13 Help Wanted Street. Manchester. Connec ticut until December 28. 1976 are area professional ■ Trinque. through kindergarten, Nursery for in CIII RCH, I NI TEI) c m RCH OE 14 Business Opportunities ticut until December 21, 1976 15 Situation Wanted at 11:00 am for the salesmen in the day time and Saturday Masses at 5 and 7:30 p.m.; fants; 9:30 a.m., Bible Study with classes CHRIST, 385 N Main St. Rev Joseph at 11 00 a m for the Zezzo. interim minister. following want to sell at night and make H V 763 1 Sunday Masses at 7:30, 9, 10:30 and 11:45 for all ages three through adult, Nursery EDUCATION following: more than your dayJob...it's 10 a m . Morning Worship, Nursery 18 Private Instructions Alterations for physically MAIN ST. 1 am . for infants; 10:50 a m., Worship Service PRINTING OF POLICE fun and easyiv,! CaW Mr DON WILLIS through Church School Grade 12, sermon 19 Scnoois-Ciasses handicapped at Nike Site Specializing In I NITEI) PENTECOST AL Clll RCH, with Dr. Fickett as guest speaker. Trini 20 - Instructions Wanted REPORT FORMS Douglas, 525-9134, W 643-1191 1 BRAKE SERVICE by the Rev. Mr. Zezzo. "The Sign of Im Buildings GARAGE 185 Woodbridge St. Rev. Robert Baker,, ty Tots for 3 year olds through REAL ESTATE The Town of Manheester is The Town of .Manchester is 191 1 Front End Mignnwnt kindergarten. Children's Church for manuel." Fellowship Hour in the hall 23 Homes for Sale SALES PEOPLE - Older I I Main St, TH. S49-4531 pastor. an equal opportunity an equal opportunity MAIN ST. 1 Geiwral Repair Work Grades 1 through 3, Nursery for infants; after the service and Adult Discussion 24 Lois-Land tor Sale employer, and requires an af multi-million dollar company 10 a.m., Sunday School: 6:30 p.m., 25 Investment Property employer, and requires an af with young ideas has openings MANCHESTER 1 7 p.m., Evening Service. Group with the Rev. Mr. Zezzo: 6 p m.. Business Property “Sound of His Coming" radio program on 26 firmative action policy for all firmative action policy for all for people who are looking for WINF; 7:30 p.m , Evangelistic Service. ZION EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN Senior Pilgrim Fellowship; 6:30 p.m.. 27 Resort Properly of its Contractors and Vendors 643-1900 1 Family Advent program. 28 - Real Estate Wanted of its Contractors and Vendors a future, in sales and manage ST. JAMES cm RCII, Msgr Edward CIIURCII (MISSOURI SYNOD), as a condition of doing as a condition of doing ment. Opening due to in-house J. Reardon, pastor; Rev. Bernard Cooper and High Sts. Rev. Charles W. MISC SERVICES business with the Town, as per Serving Manchester over 50 yrs. 31 — Services Offered business with the Town, as per promotions. This company Kitchens of Distinction Killeen. Kuhl, pastor. 32 — Pamting-Papenng Federal Order 11246. Federal Order 11246 has more financial success 9 a m., Divinh Worship; 10; 15 a m., About town 33 — Buiidmg-Conir acting stories than any other in New NEED A NEW KITCHEN? COME TO THE EXPERTS Saturday Masses at 5 and 7:30 p.m.; — Bid forms, plans and Bid forms, plans and 34 Hoofing-Sidmg England, no limit on what you Sunday Masses at 7:30, 9. 10:30 a.m., Sunday School and Youth Forum: 10:10 to 35 — Healing-Plumbing specifications are available at specifications are available at — Flooring can earn. Call Doug Baskin. Ipenttaw** The Fforisf noon and 5 p.m. 11:35 a m.. First and Second Year Youth 36 the General Services Office. the General Services Office, USTOM I#ITCHEN 37 — Moving-TruCK>ng-Slor age 525-9134. 24 B IR CH ST. ST. JOHN'S POLISH NATIONAL Instruction. 38 - Services Wanted 41 Center Street. Manheester. 41 Center Street. Manchester. T E L 643-6247 CATHOLIC RCII, 23 Golway St. UNITARIAN I NIVERSALIST Connecticut. cm The Manchester Garden Club will MISC. FOR SALE Connecticut PART-TI.ME help needed for 643-4444 F.T.D. C EHTER IV 649-7544 Rev. Walter A. Hyszko, pastor. SOCIETY: EAST, Community Y, 79 N. meet Monday at 8 p.m. in the Federa 41 — Articles tor Sale TOWN OF MANCHESTER. Town of Manchester, fitting and drilling bowling aaa center rriiEn, MANCHEtTES 9 a m.. Ma.ss in English; Main St. Rev. Arnold Westwood, tion Room of Center Congregational 42 — Building Supplies CONNECTICUT Connecticut balls Must have experience minister. 43 — Pets -Birds- Dogs MSTRCHG WORLD WIDE cm RCII OK JKSI S CHRIST OF Church. Mrs. Richard Ranney of 44 _ Livestock ROBERT B. WEISS, Robert B Weiss, Inquire at Vernon Lanes. AMEROPRESS SERVICE LATTER-DAY SAINTS, WoodsideSt. & 10:30 a m,. The Rev. Mr. Westwood 45 _ Boats & Accessories GENERAL MANAGER Route 83, Vernon. East Hartford will present an il _ Sporting Goods General .Manager Hillstown Rd, Wcndel K. Walton, bishop. will discuss "Christianity vs. Jesus' 46 lustrated lecture on flowers and 47 — Garden Products 8:30 (i.m.. Priesthood; 9:30 a.m., Religion," Nursery and Sunday School, 48 — Antiques Coffee and Conversation, bells. Mrs. Joseph J. Sullivan and her 49 - Wanted to Buy t i l y Call Bt far Fraa Seminary; 10:30 a.m,, Sunday School; 5 THE LEGAL NOTICE p.m., Sacrament Service. JEIIOX Airs W IT NESSES, Kingdom committee will serve refreshments. RENTALS TOWN OF MANCHESTER. CONNECTICUT OM f Hall, 726 N. Main St. 52 Rooms for Rent BIBLE • INI Bp Raatata • SMlMvy — CONCORDIA LITHERAN 53 Apartments for Rent NOTICE OF «waa«a • Dtar CMapiM . Ulnwthiiiiggnnnnug cm RCII, 40 Pitkin St. Rev. Burton D. 10 a.m.. Public Bible discourse "Does All Mayfair Garden residents are 54 Homes for Rent SPEAKS ADOPTION OF AMENDMENT TO SEC 144 OF THE Patia litli Caanlata win nlMlUIDrW llAWCI O OSTRINSKY Anointing From God Affect Your Life?” ; 55 Business tor Rent i aaiNai • Parck tcnanlBi. nKWHomn SCRAP METAL Strand, Rev. David W. Rinas, co-pastors. invited to a kitchen social Monday at Resort Properly lor Rent ORDINANCES OF THE TOWN OF MANCHESTER If a m.. Group discussion of Nov. 15 56 By DEALER IN WASTE 8:30 a.m,, Holy Communion, Church 1:30 p.m. in Cronin Hall. 57 Wanted to Rent Eugene ENTITLED m a n c n e s t b i a w n in g CO and PAPER Watchtower magazine article "Glorious 58 MiSC for Rent School from Grade 10, Nursery for small Brewer "MANCHESTER DEVELOPMENT COMMISSION" COnOUTIM BflBOOWt iGB WERT c a rr a t r . MATERIALS Good Nows from the Happy God." M 4UMIIHNI • tmiTE 731 PARKER 8T. children; 10 am .. Holy Communion, Westhill Gardens Fellowship will AUTOMOTIVE In accordance with the provisions of Chapter 3. Sections 1 TiHRRtMlSG urn Tal. 643-5735 or 643-5879 Church School through Grade 6, Nursery .S T. MARY’S EPISCOPAL Clll RCII, 61 Autos lor Salt and 9 of the Town Charter, notice is hereby given of the adop tsU b S sIfS d 1S4S meet Monday at 1:30 p.m. in Herr 62 Trucks for Sale It is now generally ad for small children. Church and Park Sts. Rev. Stephen K. 63 Heavy Equipment for Sale tion of Amendment to Sec. 144 of the Ordinances of the Town PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, 43 Jacobson, rector; Rev. Ronald E. mann Hall, Bfuefield Dr. The Rev, 64 Molorcycles-Bicydes mitted that while the date - Campers-Trailers-Mobile of Manchester, December 7, 1976 by the Board of Directors Sprqce St. Rev. Art Kay, moderato*. Haldeman, assistant to the rector. K.L. Gustafson, pastor of Calvary 65 of Jesus’ birth cannot be Greens & Things Homes determined, it can not of the Town of Manchester. Connecticut as follows: GARNER RUG & UPHOLSTERY CLEANING 9:15 a.m., -Sunday School; 10:30 a.m., 7:30 a.m.. Holy Communion, Book of Church, will lead a devotional - Automotive Service I 66 have been in December. AMENDMENT TO TOWN ORDINANCE Manchester’s Only Complete Carpet Servicel Pat Lukack, owner of Greens & Things at 249 Broad Street, arranges the last of the new holiday stock iis In Worship, Nursery provided; 7 p.m., In Common Prayer; 9 a.m., Holy Eucharist, program. Refreshments will be 67 - Autos for Rent-Lease Chapter 144 of the Ordinances of the Town of Manchester. Therefore, it was with companion “Blue” watches. “We have over 150 hangingplants in stock at all times as well as a largo vani i MANCHESTER formal Worship, study and fellowship, Rite 2, with sermon by Father Jacobson, served. All Westhill residents are in MANCHESTER DEVELOPMENT COMMISSION, is hereby 14 High SU m I, r«ar Court of P robate. D istrict of some surprise that I found W M A N CH ESTER .v of small and floor plants. We are always willing to help you with your plant problems and will find the spn MEMORIAL CO. COMMl NIT'Y BAPTIST CIIURCII, Church School, Nursery care, followed by vited. Manchester amended as follows: O .rr 30 V r.r.' F;«|wrlrnf. coffee hour; 11 a.m., Holy Eucharist, NOTICE OF HEARING in a recent Issue of a O t f Phon#: 648-5630 ' ' variety you seek.” Also choose from a wide selection of macrame, jams and jellies. Christmas oi naiMi' AN AMERICAN RAI’TLST CIIURCII, It shall be known as Ihc MANCHESTER ECONOMIC and centeipieces, pottery, plastic pots, clay pots, fertilizers, hardware and plant accessories. Stop in .> Oppoillr EboI O m rirry Call R4B-BB07 585 E. Center SI. Rev. Ondon Stairs, Rite 2, with sermon by Father Jacobson; ESTATE OF EDNA E MAGNELL reputable evangelical The YWCA Book Discussion Group IHirsuant toanorderof Hon William periodical an effort to es ^DEVELOPMENT COMMISSION. Quality Memorials minister; Rev. Frederick Lanz, director 5 p.m., Evening Prayer. E. FitzGerald, Judge, daled December browse daily 10-8:30 or cal! 643-1635. Gift certificates are available as the perfect gift for the plaiil Iik .\IMETTI, Prop. will meet Tuesday at 10 a.m. at the tablish December 25 as Section 144-1 is amended: of Christian education. 8. 1976. a hearing will be held on an The Manchester Economic Development Commission Greens & Things Motto is PLANT PEOPLE ARE NICE PEOPLE. lUrrleun lit., Menrlirstrr scientist Community Y, 78 N. Main St. Agatha application praying that an instrument the probable birthdate. 9:15 a.m., Church School for all ages, cm Ttcn OF ciiRisr, , purporting to be the last will and testa- shall be composed of 15 electors of the town who shall be ap “Serving the area since 1955" Christie’s “Curtain” will be dis Using a complex system kindergarten through Grade 4 continuing 447 N. Main St. mental said deceased be admitted to pointed by the General Manager Of the members first ap probate as in said application on file of astronomical and during the service, Sharing Class, 20-40 11 a.m,, Church Service, Sunday School cussed. The meeting is open to all pointed three each shall be designated to serve one. two. more fully appi’ars. at the Court of astrological arguments, Ool A FabiOng FroMani? WtH Halpl and 40-Plus classes will meet together In for pupils up to the age of 20, care for those interested. Probate on l>ecomber 21, 1976 at 10 30 three, four or five years respectively and thereafter very young pupils, subject of the lesson- a nv the author tried to show GREENS & THINGS Sw vic* niM M BOfiMthlng to ue — and Mrvic* m«Mne epwndlftg the Living Room, led by the Rev. Mr. m*’" ’ ill be appointed to serve for five years effective M MMKIKSTDI. EMIT M MNR STIOT tnouQhtimM wHh vou to you m ImcI Dm rl0ht paint Hnlah lor that Joo MANCHESTER sermon, "God the Preserver of Man," Pearl J Hultman, the reasonableness of the fOiTre pUiwHng.Ing. Sm ut for paint and aarvlca whan you plan your nail Lanz; 10:30 a.m., Morning Worship, Ass't Clerk d each year. Any vacancy in the membership of coMmn RNnM I corriR sovuz 249 BROAD BT. 043-1630 golden text from the Bible, "The Lord year as 3 or 2 B.C., but LOW COST raiNTINa protocL Laymen's Sunday, service will be con the t.,. in shall be filled for the unexpired portion of ducted by Walter Maellvain, with the bless thee, and keep thee." Numbers then went on to pinpoint WHILI YOU WAIT (PHOTO READY) HARDWARE 6:24. The Christian Science Reading the date. This latter move Ihe term by . \e General Manager M w j CMH • n ira m • toHD m m ^*Plant People messages, “God's Gift of Love to Us" by Section 144-2 — Same Hardware - Garden Supplies - Plumbing Supplies Room, 978 Main St., is open to the public tended to make other Are Nice People” E / J J o h n so n P A IN T CO. Robert Youngs; “God's Love Expressed TRINITY COVENANT CHURCH Section 144-3 Same MIMT-MAN PRINTING 877 Main St. Mondays through Fridays from 10 a.m. to arguments suspect. 140 MAIN IT. • MANCHESTER • 141-1777 OPEN DAILY 10-8:30, SUN. 11-4 in Church" by William Zimmerman; and Section 144-4 Same YOUR 3 p.m. and the first and third Thursday 302 Hackmatack Street Obviously God had no « SEE US FOR ENQRAVED NAME PLATES ' DIALER Free Parking Rear Of Store “God's Love Expressed in the Communi Section 144-5 Same INOSPtNOtNT evenings from 7 to 9 except holidays, a Manchester, Connecticut plans for Christians to • TRY OUn NEW 3-M BOND CDPHM ty and World" by Horace Brown, Nursery Section 144-6 Same Gift Certlflcatee Available free lending library is maintained. observe Jesus’ birthday, 7 M m iM tfaa miGHISTBI S MM501 is provided; 2 p.m.. Service at Green This Amendment shall lake effect ten tlOl days after Ibis else he would have Lodge; 6 p.m., Youth Fellowships will GOME AND HEAR publication in this newspaper provided that within ten tlO) Frank Arnone revealed the date. For all your Dry Cleaning NtDdt. meet, NORTH I NITEI) METHODIST days after this publication of this Amendment a petition DR. HAROLD FICKETT Instead, he gave us the 649-7901 SuedM, Lealheri, Wedding Oowne, c m RCII OF H IE NA/.ARENE, 236 CIIURCII, 300 Parker St. Rev. Earle R. signed by not less than five (51 per ccnl of the electors of the JOHN’S FLOOR COVERING INC.' Pres., Barrington College weekly observance of the Draperies and etc. Perkade Cleanere Main St. Rev. Neale McLain, pastor; Custer, pastor. Town, as determined from the latest official lists of the v p > can’t be beat. All our work It done on the Berrington, Rhode Island Lord's death, burial, and Rev. Donald P. Kauffman, associate 9 and 10:30 a.m.. Worship Service, ser Registrars of Voters, has not been filed with Ihc Town Clerk 119 Oakland St. V ^ erooini Tux FREE promlaaa. One day aarvlca II needed. resurrection, pastor. mon: "Choosing Tranquility.," coffee 8:30 A.M. and 10:50 A.M. requesting its reference to a special Town election. Installing Since 1953 Special Prom, Cruise and lCor.ll:23ff. May we be StL. Mm . a Tu m 111 1 P.M. 9;30 a.m., Sunday School, classes for fellowship between services; 9 a.m.. SUNDAY, DECEMBER 12,1976 Pascal A. Prignano. Esquire OKN DAILY 10 AM. • 0 R.M. LINOLEUM - CARPET - CERAMIC - FORMICA Wadding Rates. W*d.,Thun.APiLHIIP.M. all ages; 10:45 a.m., Morning Worship, Church School, Nursery, Grades 3 therewith content! 649-6888 Secretary KITCHEN a BATH REMODELINQ 37 OAK STREET message by the Rev. Mr. McLain, through 6; 10:30 a.m., Church School, Dr. Fickett was Pastor of the First Baptist Church, Van CHURCH OF CHRIST Board of Directors Nursery, Kindergarten and Grades 1 and Nuys, Calif., for 16 years. During that time the Church OPM Maa., Taaa., laL II to 6 pm. Tkari. 6 M. 16 k | pm. MANCHESTER, CONN. PARKADE CLEANERS Children's Church and Nursery provided; Lydall and Vernon Streets Manchester. Connecticut MANCHESTER PARKADE 643-9561 MANCHISnil Cloaa4 toiiaiiaiy l«M4T8 2; noon, Pastor-Parish sub-committee; 8 grew from 3,676 to 11, 205. ^^M^^JWeek^ja^^^lO^o^&turday 402 INUT MIDDLE TPU.. MANCMftTa 7 p.m., Evening Service, message by the Phone; 646-2903 Dated at Manchester, Connecticut this 7lh day ol Rev. Mr. Kauffman, Nursery provided. p.m.. Adult membership group. December 1976. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., S a t. Dec. 11. 1976- PAGE NINE-B p a g e EIGHT-B - MANCHESTER EVENING HERAL6. Manchester. Conn.. Sat., Dec. 11, 1976 23 Hornet For Sale U Hornet For Sale 23 Hemet For Sale 23 □ EDUCATION Homai For Sale CUSTOM RANCH - Six rooms M A N C H M T U MOAOO with attached 2-car garage. k a i k a k a I b la ka kaka kabi Private Inttructlone 13 IMNUCULATE MNCH Over 1 acre wooded lot, Large, eat-in kitchen with fireplace, formal dining room, Id MANCHESTER |a EBT Of TIE RIVa Kill M i l IWifff REMEDIAL READING and appliances. Living room with 847,W. Philbrick Agency, math;ilndivldualized work flr^lace, S bedrooms, panelled rec Realtors, 646-4200. I Four room tlarttr Ranch. Baautihil i EAST HARTFORD program, (lst-8th grade) by room plus overtixe garage. Herato ElMLMMVVMnT ■ a trawl, lot. $29,900. O i Masters degree teacher. 568- 839,900 By Owner. Immediate CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 8075. BARROWS a WALLACE occupancy. Six Rooms L MMEHB mil n m a Rancn, with garage, on 3/4 I b MANCHESTER RANCH BEST BUYS BY BELFIORE iti-nn mwi w-iiu comer acre lot. Living room FIvt room aluminum aldad Ranch, noiw □ REAL ESTATE with fireplace, family room root, good oonditlon. 929,000. off kitchen, with sliders to PHONE 643-2711 deck. Kitchen with bullt-lns, FOR A S S IS TA N C E IN PLACING YOUR AD LOOKING FOR Value? You'll la MANCHESTER ^ Hornet For Sale 23 plus extras. Three bedrooms, I S-S Two family. Saparala haating aya- find that and much more In wall to wall carpet I b $3$i800. MANCHESTER - Large Two this Seven Room Ansaldi built throughout. Rec room in base family, eleven rooms, con- Colonial. Spacious living ment, oil hot water heat. u TOLLAND ka venieni location, reduced to room, formal dining room, Northfields, North Coventry. ADVERTISING 835,000. Paul W. Dougan, designed for gracious enter 742-6809. No agents please. On tha Qraan. FIva room Colonial Capa, « C £ M 8 ® Realtor. 643-4535. taining.„ Country kitchen Qaraga, outbuilding, now lurnaca. | B RATES makes eveni day eating a 6 ^ rooms including three bedrooms, OFFICE HOURS , $33,000. I 'fireplaced living room and family roOm. DUPLEX - Ramblingag 6- pleasure. Two fireplaces, K a E S t g l Mondaji-Friday 8:30 iM. to 5K)0 P.M. t day . . 1 U word per day cheerful family room, 2 baths, Private treed lot. 3 days . lOt word per day Fireplace, carpeting,. e ltn j Manchester I b MANCHESTER » Phone Hours: 8 AM. to 5 P.M. aluminum storms, trees, 844 three bedrooms complete the WE CAN 6 days 9c word per day picture for this house in the 9 ROOM 6-0 Duplox. Caniral location. Qood In- | p i Saturday....8 A.M. to 12 Noon 26 days 8c word per day income. 836,900. Hutchins RAISED RANCH coma bulldor. $37,600. Reduced For Quick Sale Agency, 646-3166. Martin School district. Scor ^ a 15 words $2.00 minimum pio Real Estate. 649-6441, 742- S Bedrooms, 3 Full m i & i ERRORS Happy A d a ...... $2.30 Inch Baths, Carpeting, Id MANCHESTER ka 836.900 - Tremendous Cape of AppMancst *32,900 "Advertisers should chech their ad the first day. six rooms and garage, located I 4-4 Duplax, aoparato furnacaa, good L m MANCHESTER - Just Lexington Drive The Manchester Evening Herald shall not be liable on Greenwood Drive. The lot Priced Reducedll R a condition. $30,000. Clean older Colonial, 114 baths, wall- is 50 x 213 and the owner Is reduced to 846,900.6-6 Duplex. “ Move In” Condition. Six room 1 /1 lor failure to publish an ad or fo r a typographic anxious. T.J. Crockett Three bedrooms each. |g MANCHESTER |d List Your Home Here! Colonial. Central, stove, wall in hallway, stairs. Aluminum error or errors in publication eicept to the eitent of Realtors. 643-1577. Garage. Immediate occupan refrigerator, dishwasher, fireplace storms, screens, doors. New roof, cy. La Penta Agency, I Bowara School. Dutch Colonial. Tip top 1 ^ W b need a naw homa for thl$ $pac8 Bach equipment, antenna all stay. Mid built-in bookcase. Health, age, only the cost of the ad for the first day's insertion. Realtors, 646-2440. I b condition, 2-car garage. $44,900. waak. Call us. Wa want to sell your homa. Adjustment for errors is limited to the cost of that 30's. Compare. reason for selling. There is no portion of the ad where the error occurred." CAPE - Seven rooms. First I- NORTH COVENTRY |d ■ - \ MANCHESTER floor family room, formal New alght room Qarriaon Colonial, one | j l | . - ...— ^ 5 4 9 - a a i j - f x -X ■ .- better time than CALL 643-2711 YOU CANT MISS.... dining room, three bedrooms, and batha, family room, aero lot. Aa- | d ■ \ by buying this beautiful new modern kitchen, im aumabla mortgage. $45,900. | NOW to invest in a 1 SIX room Cape on treed maculate condition. 8^,900. w o L v e rto n lot. Three bedrooms, Philbrick Agency, Realtors, UNEXCELLED ka VERNON P ' REAL ESTATE living room with 646-4200. for a connoisseur of antttiu M a k e YOUR Savon room cuatom Ranch. Two batha, home of your own! Announcamtntt 3 Announcements fireplace, formal dining homes. 866.500 for a nine | d CAPE - Six rooms. Three or room, 1752 Gambrel with beautiful treed private lot, garage, | room, and applianced aH G S TM IT • MANCMISTtA.e n CONN c 99M9 • yM M 9tt kitchen. Exterior recently four bedrooms, dining room, workshop ell. Call Katherine | g $44,900. h a vinyl sided. Asking 835,900 full basement, handy location. Bourn, 742-8646, or Suzanne PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENT ADVERTISING FRECHEHE A MARTIN Walking distance to Shorts. 646-S23S. J. Watson Manchester High. 833,500. Beach Co., Manchester Of RHiton M8.4144 b h M inchtsttr DEADLINE Philbrick Agency, Realtors, fice, 647-9139. Equal Housing I THE HAYES CORPORATION ka Home - Office - Or Both! Main St. Nine, yes nine rooms, four IF FOUR BEDROOMS SANTA'S SECRET SHOP" 12.00 noon the day Oetore 646-4200. Opportunity. | g J S5 Eaat Confer Street, Manchaatar, Conn. | b location. Immaculate inside and out. publfcalfon bedrooms. Wall-wall in several Sponsored by MANCHESTER - 5-5 Duplex 1 YEM FREE HEATING FUEL Really large, immaculate garage Nathan Hale PTA Deadline for Saturday and with loft. Lo-maintenance. rooms. Completely redecorated. -X.-i Monday is 12:00 Noon Friday. with separate heating Furnished by builder on these 2 new Colonials, if Natural woodwork. Aluminum sided. At NATHAN HALE SCHOOL systems, wall-to-wall caroet, purchased during the month of December, 70. convenient location. High ^13646-0131 Real value in the high thirties! Dec. 13th thru 16th PLEASE READ National Weather Forecast 830's. Zinsser Agency, 646- 1511. 9 A.M. to 4 P.M. YOUR AD Ib I b i Ib I b k a Ib Ib Ib h a l a Classified ads are taken over MANCHESTER - Four the phone as a convenience bedroom Cape with shed The Herald is responsible for MOVE Price Range $3.50 to under 75* dormer, first floor family m Children may be accompanied by adults only one incorrect insertion room with Franklin stove, IMMACULATE BOLTON - Owner transfered. are needed by your family then look at this Raised Ranch. and then only to the size of the fireplaced living room, gar Tliree bedroom Ranch. Fami Fireplaced family room, one full and two half baths, dou original insertion Errors which RANCH ly room, excellent condition do not lessen the value of the age and more. 840'$. Zinsser ble garage and best of all the asking price is under 850,- Agency. 646-1511. Very neat and deen THREE throughout. Spacious y^ird. advertisement will not be cor KANHUNCttCO * OOO. rected by an additional inser BEDROOM RANCH. Quick occupancy. 833,500. tion COVENTRY - Six room DeUghttul encloeed porch. Lessenger Co., Realtors. 648- R eg alS S S S r Raised Ranch with fireplaced Formal dining room, 8713, 423-9291. Lot i|(39 Huckleberry Rd. $49,900 WADDELL SCHOOL AREA living room, paneled rec flroptaco, garago, prtvata landacapad yard, qutat 7 room Colonial, 3 bedrooms, 1 full 2 half baths, foyer, Just listed Rancher. 6V4 rooms, 2 full U r offer rontrnienrr along milh a tup^rior p r o J m c l. COVENTRY • Large ten room Seven rooms, 2 full baths, 4 room, three bedrooms, gar yard. Eicallonl valual family room w/cathedral ceiling and fireplace off low m IlMMlAIUti Colonial. Priced at only 839,- baths, 2 car garage, swimming pool, age. Asking 839.900. Zinsser $$5,900. kitchen, alum, siding and garage. bedrooms possible. Recently Corntf of Broad 900. Four or five bedrooms, lovely rear deck. All this and much and Canter Street Mon.-Pn . Help Wanted 13 Agency, 646-1511. redecorated. Transferred owner Phone 646-2112 Sat ...... two baths, fireplace, 3/4 acre. more on over one acre parklike land! * ■ H - , must sell, priced accordingly. Just LOOKING FOR a home you HOLCOMBE Lessenger Co., Realtors, 646- ACCOUNTANT - Local cer can be proud of in a low price iNor 044-244? 8713, 423-9291. over 840,000. Qose to all schools. tified public accounting firm range? We have it! Well built Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 is looking for quality accoun yri »|A!»s4»U.'lC»C*Sl and spotless Cape, with tants to join their staff. EXPERIENCED Heat treat fireplace, eat in kitchen, full SECRETARY - For Experience in accounting cellaiSl expandable attic. vacuum operator for second purchasing and personnel WEE WONDER - Two auditing and preparation of all For period ending 7 a m.. Sunday, Dec 12. Saturday night will Excellent residential area. bedoom Ranch. Rec room, shift. G o^ benefits, hours department of very busy Clean three bedroom aluminum sided Cape. Fireplaced tax returns necessary. find rain in the Gulf region extending northeast through Ohio 830.900. Act today! Keith Real aluminum siding, fenced in Lot ifOO Briarwood Dr. $55,900 3:10 to 11:40. Applications mauufacturing company. living room, formal dining room plus a rec room and at Compensation, fringe benefits and Tennessee valley areas including the Atlantic Coast states. Estate. 6464126, 649-1922. yard. Heating cost, 8150. year KEiTirS 7 room Colonial, 3 bedrooms, 2V5 baths, fireplaced family being accepted between 8 Must be an excellent typist, an and future potential excellent tached garage. 830's. a.m. and 4 p.m. Apply Klock Snow mixed with rain is expected in the northern Atlantic area. ly. 831.900. Century 21, have shorthand ability, for career in public accoun FOR SALE or rent with option room off kitchen, foyer, formal dining and living room, EASIER! Jackston-Avante, 646-1316. KORNER Co. 1366 Tolland Tpke., maturity and poise essential. ting. Principals only. Please Clear to partly cloudy elsewhere. Minimum readings include: alurn. siding, 2 car garage. Manchester. Conn. An Equal to buv. Superb 9-room Raised Apply at Multi Circuits. Inc.. send resume. Apply Box B, I approximate maximum readings in parenthesis) Atlanta 45 Ranch in prestigeous area. Opportunity Employer. 50 H a rris o n S tr e e t, (561, Boston 27 (43i, Chicago 16 (27). Cleveland 21 137), Dallas RENT RELIEF can be yours AVan.c\iac& & ^ossc.Uo Manchester Herald. Beautiful kitchen-family in this newer Duplex. 'Three Manchester, Conn. .. . 39 (ttl. Denver 25 ( 55). Duluth -6 (5), Houston 43 (51). Jackson room with fieldstone bedroom, one and 1/2 baths, MERRin AGENCY 646-1180 REALTORS-MLS ville 59 i74l, Kansas City 18 (381, Little Rock 36 ( 44). Los [B KEEP HAPPY DENTAL CHAIRSIDE Assis fireplace. Nicely landscaped, carpeting, separate furnaces. BEA KEITH REALTORS 122 EAST CENTER ST. 189 Watt Cantar Street 646-2482 KEEP SMILING tant for children's practice. .Angeles 43 i73i. Miami 74 ( 821, Minneapolis -1 (161, New many extras. East Coast Large private yard. See it Full time. Will train. Desired EARN Orleans 55 i62i. New York 35 ( 45), Phoenix 42 ( 671. San Fran Realty, 528-9668. 643-9969. today, 859,9(X). Century 21, Authentic Cheney Estate! 14 rooms, Garrison Colonial, quality built by qualifications: Organized, cisco 40 ( 56). Seattle 42 i50i. St Louis 23 (29), Washington 35 Jacluton-Avante, 646-1316. Let the children help make four fireplaces, parquet flooring, Nutmeg Homes. 8 " insulation a big I'M DREAMING of a green assertive, able to interact i45l. completely modern kitchen, almost GOOD M»nche«ter your Christmas tree more ,'v plus with today's fuel costs! 2 zone “THERE’S NO HOME LIKE THE ONE YOU OWN" Christmas. Be an Avon with people, secretarial and LOOKING IN the 830's? This beautiful by stringing pop 3 acres. JUST OVER T H IR H ..... seven room Cape, fireplace, heat, too amp service, commercial BOLTON — Perfect starter home, 4 rooms, breezeway- Representative. Earn money bookkeeping skills, desire for SPENDING corn and cranberries in 'i 1 i ‘'A ■ Y • 2 L- cooling fan. Hi baths. personal growth. Send resumd for this clean six room formal dining room, lamily garage on ‘2 acre High 20's. in your spare time. Start now stead of tinsel. - buy lots of presents this to P.O. Box 1, Glastonbury, MONEY STORE FOR Business - With BOLTON - Colonial - Six years older Colonial with three room, two full baths, vinyl BOLTON - 5 room Cape, 5 acres, workshop in business December Call s2^9«l. Conn. 06033. attached two family 5-5 in old. Ten rooms. Lot over one large bedrooms, natural, siding, conveniently located. •Cute as a Xmas BOYS & business location. 851.900. acre. 20x40 inground heated woodwork, enclosed porch Asking 838,500. Century 21, zone, low 60's. Merritt Agency, 646-1180. pool. Huge family room, four Jackston-Avante, 646-1316. reindeer! This 2-bedrOom SCHOOL BUS D rivers - and garage. FUELOIL Knowledge of Manchester GIRLS or five bedrooms, modern house jusl off East Ctr. St NO MUCH BOLTON - 8 room Ranch on two acres, many, many TRUCK DRIVER necessary. Clean driving VERNON - Owner must sell. kitchen, library, three baths, FRECHEHE A MARTIN DUPLEX - Brick and Lovely liv. room, with extras. High 60's. Eiperienced, M t or part time. 5 Evenings A W ssk Three bedroom young im 2-car garage. Fruit trees. 876,- Realtors 646-4144 aluminum. Two bedrooms, fireplace. Delightful record. Five year auto BOLTON — NEW 7 room R R . 2'2 baths on gorgeous MANCHESTER experience required. We will 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. maculate Ranch. Emma 000. Philbrick Agency, built-ins, garages, hardwood enclosed rear porch & a EXTRA COST! EXTRA VALUE! train. Call 643-M73, between 9 Lane 837.000. Immediate oc Realtors, 646-4200. floors, separate furnaces each lovely treed yard. Only treed acre $51,500. OIL HEAT JNC. and 1. Call cupancy. Broker, 236-3851, side. Convenient to school and SIX ROOM Ranch - Fireplace, 830,900. ELLINGTON — Custom built 7 room R R , private acre lot. 6 4 7 -9 1 3 7 5 m ill, shopping. 863,500. Century 21, WE HAVE immediate attached garage, refined Jackston-Avante, 646-1316. •• Even Santa can't miss $58,900. 647-9946 neighborhood, screened openings for two mechanical MANCHESTER - For only COVENTRY MID 40*8 this desirable 2-Family EILINQTON - 2 Capes 6 rooms each on 12 acres very Transportation Managers - 834,500 you can purchase a porch•ch. Call 647-1182. DUPLEX 4-5. 829,900. ly inclined persons who are (5/4). It's right on E. Mid secluded. Low 70 s. Administrative and able to work well with other ahe H crali) large Six room Colonial. Huge II OPEN HOUSE II Excellent investment or a KING 9F THE HILL RANCH - Seven rooms, three dle Tpke. Fenced yard JOE LOMBARDO ALEXMAHHEW mechanical knowledge people. If you're not now ear modem kitchen, 1 1/2 baths, starter home with a rental in Has extra lot too! Under Thia cuatom built homa on 2 acraa by U&R offara EAST HARTFORO — 4 bedroom Ranch. Very tastefully necessary. Good pay with ning at least 8150. weekly we big bedroom closets, makes BR00K8IDE LANE b lo o m s , modem kitchen, L come. Separate furnaces, shaped living and dining 840.000. axacutiva living at Ita flnaat. Incorporated Into this 2,- JIM DEROCCO decorated, unique kitchen. Low 40 s. overtime, year round work in want to talk to yiou. This is a this house an excellent buy. Sunday 2 - 4 P.M. won't last at this price. Cen 800 aquara loot homa la a huge living room with a JIM FINNEGAN school transportation. Call permanent position. Local Vacancy. Call T. J. Crockett, room. Large paneled family tury 21. Jackston-Avante, 646- MANCHESTER — 3 bedroom Cape NEW kitchen, large Immaculate Raised room in basement , garage, ••• Jingle bells, hoot & flaldalona flraplaca, accented with cathedral calling. 643-2414. work with opportunity for ad- ATTENTION Teachers. Realtor, 643-1577. 1316. lot, 30's. Parents Sc recent College Ranch, 1 acre of property, patio, 300' deep lot. 839,900.______holler on your iy< acre lot Formal dining room, applianced country kitchen with vancement. Phone 872-4515. with a Ranch house yet! 3‘ TOOL DESIGNER - grads - A Marshall Field fami MANCHESTER - A new fur eat-in kitchen, formal Philbrick Agency, Realtors. COVENTRY - Four bedroom deck for private dining overlooking Connacticut MANCHESTER - 7 room Colonial. 3 bedrooms, on bus Experienced, in aircraft type ly owned organization is con nace, and new storms will dining room, fireplace in 646-4200. custom Contemporary. bedrooms, base., rec rm. Valley, 3-4 badroomt, rac room with wat bar and huge 4 TRULY PROFESSIONAL STAFF line Low 40's. sheet metal development, ducting a nation wide expan curtail your heating bills in living room, 3 b^rooms, Cathedral ceilings, family ASSUMABLE (7%) tiona flraplaca, pool room, plua extras gilora. Owners overtime and benefits. Inter Work at home In spare time. Earn sion program. Interested in this big Cape Cod. Fireplace, 1 sunken tub, family room MANCHESTER - Quick oc room, garages, lake mortgage. Only 838,500. anxious. Olfarad at $79,000. $250. per 1000 stuffing cupancy and no need to viewing 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. 646- hiring ten area individuals, to 1/2 baths, deep treed lot, are plus 2-car garage. privileges. Below replace CAU US - WE WORK! Call Us Anytime 4048, Dynamic Metal envelopes. Send stamped, set^ do outside customer inter some of the many fine re(lecorate. Seven room, three ment, 843,900. Century 21, •••• Hang your stockings addressed envelope to Terry DIRECTIONS: bedroom ^lonial in mint con For Y9ur Personal Inspection Call: Products Co. Inc., 422 North Lane Enlerprites, P.O. Boi 269, viewing. Seven weeks or features. Priced 836,900. Cali Rle. 44A to right on Brewster St. to Jackston-Avante, 646-1316. over this fireplace on WE'RE NATIONAL BUT WE'RE NEIGHBORLY Main Street, Manchester. Hobart. Indians 46342. longer, three days per week, T.J. Crockett, Realtor, 643- left on Broditide L^ne. 1st home dition. Fully applianced Christmas morning. Mr. Rothman five hours per aay. Will pay 1577. on left. kitchen, one and 1/2 baths, 2- COVENTRY - Nicely kept Because there is an EXPERIENCED Window 860 per week. For details, see fm m um w m im n car garage. Adjoining lot also five room Ranch. Modern ASSUMABLE (7%) WILLIAM E. BELFIORE AGENCY available. Call Suzanne or cleaner - Steady work. Must Mr. Moser at 10 a.m. at 51 BARROWS A WALLACE kitchen and bath. Three mortgage you still have be reliable. Equal Opportuni Market Square, at Newington, Manchester MMCMSTB im. n iH B Arthur Shorts, 646-3233. J. bedrooms, full basement and Real Estate Center ty Employer. Phone 649-5334. HAIRDRESSING manager mm% itr-ms Watson Beach Co., time to do this. Your kids Conn,, Monday December NORTHFIELD garage. 827,900. Lessenger Co. can get to school on time Q a r H U K ^ TEDFORD wanted for young progressive 13th. Manchester Office, 647-9139, Realtors, 646-8713, 423-9291. 646-4144 REALTORS 647-1413 PART TIME Pre-school shop. Apply in person, 739 GREEN Ek)ual Housing Opportunity. loo • central location. 3 FRECHEHE & MARTIN, Realtors teachers and teacher aid. Call Mam Street, Manchester. Picture Ihis ... your own bedroom s, small lot. P.S. Ask about our guaranteed sales plan. m z j w T i .. SANTA CLAUS - wanted for condominium home with 3 COVENTRY - 821,900. Attrac 263 Main SL, Manchaatar 649-5531. 15 minutes on Christmas Eve, big bodrooms, 2*/i baths, tive four room Ranch. Huge Reduced to 836.900. REAL ESTATE 647-9914 APPLICATIONS being taken - approximately 6 p.m. Cali 646- finishod recreation room, stone fireplace. View of lake. STEADY WORK - Reliable, For experienced accounts 3381 for more inlormation. full carpeting, outdoor Lessenger Co., Realtors, 846- ...... Santa is getting old - petio, storms and Kreene. so is this house but both hardworkers who want steady payable bookkeeper. Send Plue central air con* 8713. 4U-9291. employment and good in resume to: T. Schuiten. c/o RN'S, LPN'S - Life Med Ser ditionlng and heeling, com OPEN HOUSE still have plenty of appeal. come, call 528-3869 between 9 P.O. Box 1127, Broad Street vices is seeking more capable plete kitchen end much, With 3/5 bedrooms & a 2- HOME OF THE GREAT VALUE a.m. and 2 p.m. only. Station, Manchester, Conn. licensed professional nurses much more. Must be seen SUNDAY 1-4 P.M. car oversized garage. This to be epprecieled. All this Manehaattr A VIoMty ONE YEAR WARRANTY I to add to our growing staff. for $37,000. Call today Joen LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN older Colonial is well We are a dynamic health ser Lemieux, 643-9797 or 646- "Love It A Home . tM it 6555 for Bppolntment. located in a quiet vice organization that tries to 134 TImrod Road Of Your Oten n . Jai alai results Jai alai entries Special prosecutor request ^ SITNMYMTT to be submitted to Assembly I N I N I N m rweaiR rntni To n MrtSpii nji im ui I 11.N IS N 14am4«1vM H >*• i«i l4Mt HARTt'ORD (UPI) - In the wake of the Peter A. Reil Reilly was convicted of manslaughter in the 1973 killing l-MMM IM ill IN 2 M M $pnt 2*iniar I ■ 2 M il of his mother, Barbara Gibbons, 51, and won a new trial I h il& T 7JI M m 24 pm SIN SSMIipil W 34mi k 3 CNtrtfti i m T ly case. Gov. Ella .Grasso has asked the 1977 General tsMiUpaiiui M m 74 pm INN I4ii»jana H « .M n rl I4rtoaa l-lita Assembly to consider a special prosecutor so citizens can last March, llie charges against him were dropped last Mm SI pm inn Triftm 274 pm IN I N S M Ja rrla M SM simi SNiarm Tfiim su pm NUi u mMM t Ml" SMI SM a channel criminal Justice complaints to an ombudsman. month after the state revealed previously undisclosed 34rWal4M 12N SN 2N 74ri-iM 1-tm She met Friday with Connecticut Chief Justice Charles evidence placing him away from the scene of the crime. MnUvfi , im in Ml 74trtstmjN« IN SN S M i i m I tj I Srcaran I ^ in IN i-ttartla-Qiaiit I I N SN FraKkct4bvt SN Im SNOatt SN M m S. House, Chief State’s Attorney Joseph 'T. Gormley Jr. Mrs. Grasso had ordered State Police Commissioner IN . QuMa S7 paN 3IN 2SI4I2-Sn-2SI 2S7-4SS-iSt-523 3SS473-3SI-34S 2SI-3S2-II2 2S3 and leaders from the General Assembly for more than an Edward P. 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IN AT ___ No, 355 1 CHICK OUT AND QBT |H | WM ■ ■ a 1 S 2 cans CAMPBaL’S CIIC 525 BURNSIDE AVE. rROUTE o u t e 63 63 Easy Credit 1 TOMATOSOUP r r i E i C 1 terms available 1 Thru OfC. 14. 7f master charge! 628 SOUTH MAIN ST. i r i i tHI / s 1-5 I..J The Herald ^eebucf Dec. 11,1976 ‘Messiah’ at Bushneli A', , ^ ,.'3 The Hartford Chorale will present ■ % i ' ->•' ‘ V .,■* 4 Handel’s “Messiah” Sunday at 8 p.m. at I V, Hartford’s Bushnell Memorial Hall. Nancy Kirchmyer, mezzo-soprano, of Hebron, will perform the alto solo. Other soloists are Iva Petersen, soprano; Jack Litten, tenor, and Howard Sprout, baritone. Henley Denmead will conduct the performance which will be ac A T companied by members of the Hartford * iU •* I i t ^ ^ Symphony Orchestra. Also at the Bushnell t : r A full-length color travelogue on Afghanistan will be shown tonight at 8 and Sunday at 2 and 5 p.m. at Bushnell Memorial Hall in Hartford. Chris Borden will narrate the travelogue which visits the land where caravans plod the streets and Aladdin’s lamp lies hidden beneath MCC’e band in concert untold mysteries. The Manchester Community College Tuesday at 8 p.m., John Raitt stars in Jazz Band, Bill Stanley, director, will pre “Shenandoah,” the American musical sent the second in a series of four concerts which played on Broadway for more than performed during 197&-1977 by the 18-piece 2^ seasons after opening at Goodspeed MCC Concert Jazz Band. Opera House in East Haddam. Many of the musicians performing were Dec. 18, 19 and 20, the Hartford Ballet part of the “swing” era and toured and presents the magic and enchantment of recorded with the major bands of the “The Nutcracker.” period. Dec. 31 and Jan. 1, “Sherlock Holmes,” The concert will conclude with a Christ y i an entertaining revival of the Victorian mas Medley arranged by Bill Cbannon. Judy Gosnell and Roland Roux appear as the Sugar Plum Fairy and the melodrama which has been delighting The event is free. theater audiences for more than 75 years, Nutcracker Prince in “The Nutcracker” ballet presented by the Hart will be presented Dec. 31 at 9 p.m. and At the Civic Center ford Ballet at Hartford’s Bushnell Memorial Hall on Friday at 8 p.m., Jan. 1 at 8 p.m. The special New Year’s Saturday and Sunday at 2:30 and 8 p.m., and Monday at 7 p.m. Eve Gala includes dancing in the lobby The Bugs Bunny Follies is playing to Choreographers are Enid Lynn and Michael Uthoff. before the performance and a champagne audiences of all ages Sunday at 2 and 5 celebration at midnight. For information p.m. at the Hartford Civic Center. and reservations, call 246-6807. Dec. 18 and 19, the Center features a coin show. Magic and jazz ’ ‘Toreadors’ at Hartford Cleve Pozar presents his magic show, a Jean Anouilh’s masterful French one-man circus of percussion and im bedroom farce, “The Waltz of The provised music with electronics, tonight Toreadors,” will begin performances at at 8:30 at Real Art Ways (RAW), 197 the Hartford Stage Company in Hartford Asylum St., Hartford. for regular subscribers Friday. The com ' ■ M Lee Rozie and Nomads of the Sun Myth edy will play through Jan. 23. For reser bring new black jazz music to RAW at 8:30 vations, call 525-4258. l . i - •• and 11 p.m. on Dec. 18. For information, ' o s t r call 525-5521. At the Atheneum The Men and Boys Choir of Christ * ^ ’ L ' ' ■ .. ' West Bank at Emanuel Church Cathedral, Hartford, will perform The West Bank Singers with Charles Sunday from 2 to 3 p.m. at Wadsworth Fidlar conducting will appear in a Atheneum in Hartford during the Holiday program of Christmas and secular music Festival of Trees. a /I Sunday at 7:30 p.m. at Emanuel Lutheran The permanent collection galleries at Church. For information, call Ron the Atheneum have been re-installed with Erickson, 643-5527. a variety of Hudson River School landscapes, 19th Century French im Jazz at Foot Prints pressionist works, modern European and ^ I " ' American paintings by artists such as Hartt (Allege of Music students will Picasso, Frederick Church, Cezanne, provide jazz music at a reception Sunday The rock and roll band known as Aerosmith will be at the Hartford from 4 to 6 p.m. at Foot Prints Gallery, Renoir, Monet, Manet and Degas. Civic Center Coliseum Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. From left are Brad Whit- In the Lions Gallery of the Senses, a 466 Main St. The public is invited to view presentation of woodworks will be on dis ford, guitar; Joey Kramer, drums; keve Tyler, lead singer and the holiday gift show at Foot Prints, which play for visitors to handle and experiment lyricist of the group; Toiji-Hamilton, bass; Joe Perry, lead guitar and will be at the gallery through Dec. 24. with from Tuesday through March 20. backup vocals. Wine and hors d’oeuvres will be served. WEEKEND - Dec: 11,1976 - Page 3 Cast announced Rham High School’s Trigon Players This week’s movies on TV Sports have announced the cast and crew selec tions for the upcoming play, “Cemeteries Today 11:00 (9) “ Bringing Up (1947). Victor Mature, Forum Baby" (1938). Katharine Hep Richard Widmark. are a Grave Matter.’’ 1:00 (5) “The Wizard of on TV burn, Cary Grant. 8:00 (9) “Tell Them Willie Tammy Morey will appear as Jenny Mars’’ ( 1664). John Ask Kleiner Today 11:30 (30) “A Slight Case of Boy Is Here” (1969). Robert McNutt; Justin Koelish as Joe McNutt; Carradine, Vic McGee. Murder” (1938). Mward G. 1:00 (3) N F t Football: of the arts Alan Fish as Daniel Cuthberton III; 1:00 (22) "The Sea Hawk” Redford, Katharine Ross. By Dick Kleiner Robinson, Jane Bryan. Vikings vs. Dolphins. (1940). Errol Flynn, Flora 9:00 (3) “The Getaway” Laurie MacDonald as Diane Vanister; 11:30 (40) “It Happened to Robson. (1972). Steve McQueen, Ali 1:30 (8-40) College Football: Sharon Derby as Abby McNutt and Jane" (1959). Doris Day, Jack Division championship game. 4:00 (3) “The Projected McGraw, DEAR DICK: I’ve been always wanted to be an actress my Second exhibition Thomas Weeden as Reporter Churck. Lemmon. 2:00 (9) College Football: Man’’ (1986). Bryant 11:30 (9) “ Doctor in whole life. I’ve always wnated to be in a TV series. I am 14 The supporting cast will consist of Division championship game. As part of a continuing series of Halllday, Mary Peach. Distress" (1964). Dirk years old and have no Idea what my first step is to become an Charlie Clement, Nina Zappula, Carl Emt, Monday 2:00 ( 57) Tennis: Commer photographic exhibits by local 6:30 (5) “City for Conquest” Bogarde, James Robertson actress. What is my first step, Dick? And how can my acting Mike Maltzan and Diane Comire. Justice. cial Union Grand Prix photographers, the Storefront Gallery, a (1940). James Cagney, Ann 11:00 (5) “ Fort Dobbs” talent be discovered? W. CRAWFORD, Salinas, Ca. Midnight (3) “Gunfight at The best advice I can give anybody who wants to come to Masters. new addition to the Nassiff Camera This second play of the Trigon season Sheridan. (1958). Clint Walker, Virginia Hollywood is don’t come to Hollywood. Hollywood is a jungle 4:00 ( 20-22-30) NFL Foot Shoppe. 639 Main St., announces opening will be performed in the round Jan. 14 and 6:30 (9) “Year 2889” (1965). Mayo. the O.K, Corral” (1957). Burt Lancaster, Kirk Douglas. and it eats girls like you. Stay home, act in school plays, little ball: Oilers vs. Steelers. of its second exhibition, by Dr. Harvey 15 in the Rham Commons. The piay will be Paul Peterson, Charla’ 2:30 (9) “Slaughter Trail” 12:30 (5) “ Rhapsody in theater plays, go on to college and do college plays. You can’t 5:00 (8-40) Wide World of Pastel of Manchester. directed by Ronald Ouelette. Barbara Duarte. (1951) . Brian Donlevy, Gig expMt to conquer Hollywo<^ unarmed, and training and ex Sports. Hartshorn will serve as technical director 8:40 ( 20-22-30) “Lt. Robin Blue” (1945). Robert Alda, Dr. Pastel masters the full spectrum of Young. Joan Leslie. perience are your weapons. If you must do it now, first contact 6:00 (9) Racing from photographic skills, from studies of a sur and Zane Roberts will serve as technical Crusoe, U.S.N.”v (1966). Dick 4:00 (9) “ Legend of the an agent (Screen Actors Guild, in Hollywood, has a list of ac Aqueduct Rhcetrack. real two-inch macro world of nature, to assistant. Chris Ryan is the production Van Dyke, Nancy Kwan. Lost” (1957). John Wayne, credited agents) because you must have representation. But 6:00 (24) College Basket 9:00 ( 57) “B lo^ and Sand” the scope'of a powerful sunset. His assistant to the director. Sophia Loren. he’ll want to know your experience, which brings us back to ball; Trinity College-Hartford (1922). Rudolph Valentino. 8:00 (8-40) “ Victory at Rule 1 — stay home and get some experience. wildflower portraits show a delicate and Invitational Tournament. Dinner theaters 11:30 (3) “ Cheyenne Entebbe” (1976). Burt Lan Thursday DEAR DICK; In the movie, “Rosemary’s Baby,” with Mia 8:00 (9) NHL Hockey; sensitive handling of subject, reinforced Autumn” (1964). Richard caster, Anthony Hopkins. Farrow, I said to my family that she was insane. Or was she with photographic knowledge and definite At the Pine-Brook Dinner Theatre in Rangers vs. Maple Leafs. Widmark, Carroll Baker. 11:30 (3) “ The Family 11:00 (5) ‘1 Could Go On sane? She thonght everybody was out to get her. RUSSELL 8:00 ( 24) College Basket j "N. Higganum, “Fiddler on the Roof” winds up FLADE, Roaring Branch, Pa. personal style. 11:30 (5) "Night Creatures” Nobody W anted” (1975). Singing" ( 1963). Judy ball: Trinity-Hartford Tour While in the Army in 1953, Dr. Pastel its run tonight and tomorrow. Opening (1962). Peter Cushing, Oliver Shirley Jones, James Olsen. Garland, Dirk Bogarde. You have to accept the author’s premise, that she had been raped by the devil at the behest of a coven of witches. In the nament finals. first became interested in photography Tuesday and playing through Dec. 19 is Reed. Midnight (9) “The Glory 2:30 (9) “The Man Who 9:00 (640) NFL Football: with his first camera, the Kodak Retina. " Rudy Vallee in a program of humor and 1:00 (9) “I Married a Brigade.” Victor Mature, Lee Cried Wolf" (1937). Lewis context of the film, she was sane. Of course, it was only fiction but. no, the intent was not to portray her as insane. Lions vs. Rams. Since, he has developed that interest into song. The Ink Spots will provide holiday Monster from Outer Space” Marvin. Stone, Tom Brown. 10:30 (91 Champions. a skillful tool of expression to make him entertainment Dec. 21 through New (1958). Tom Tryon, Gloria 12:30 (5) “ My Gal Sal” 4:00 (9) “Men of the West” DEAR DICK: Why did great singers like Jerry Vale and 11:30 (9) Harness Racing Dean Martin stop making records? When they stopped, the an outstanding Manchester photographer. - Year’s Eve. The Neil Simon comedy, Talbot. (1942). Victor Mature, Rita (1958). Gary Cooper, Julie from Roosevelt Raceway. 1:15 (5) “Overland Pacific” junk took over. I know damned well the people are getting The show will run through Jan. 5, during “Prisoner of 2nd Avenue,” will play Jan. 4 Hayworth. London. Midnight (9) Wrestling. (1951). Jock Mahoney. Adele 12:30 (3) “Sapphire” (1959). tired of junkie music we have to listen to now. A. MARTIN, La store hours; all interested are welcome. through 30. Mirada, Ca. Jergens. Nigel Patrick, Michael Craig. Tuesday You’re obviously older than 20. It’s the kids — from eight to At Chateau de Ville in East Windsor, 12:30 (5) “My Dream Is Art exhibitions 20 or so — who buy most records, at least singles. And the kids Sunday “South Pacific” continues through Dec. Sunday 11:00 (5) “ A lexander” Yours" (1949). Doris Day, like today’s music, which is natural because it’s their music. 1 00 (3) NFL Football: Car “The Watercolors of Reginald Marsh” 19. (1969). Phillipe Nocret. Jack Carson. So, naturally, the record companies turn out records the kids dinals vs. Giants. will be on view at University of Connec At Coachlight Dinner Theatre in East 7:30 (30) “They Died with 2:30 (9) “ War Arrow” buy, and they like what you call “junkie” music. Sad. but true. 1:00 ( 20) NFL Football. ticut's William Benton Museum through Windsor, “The Unsinkable Molly Brown” Their Boots On” (1941). Errol (1954), Maureen O’Hara, Jeff Bengals vs Jets. Dec. 23. Also on view will be “The Flynn, Olivia De Havilland. Chandler. features Ron Holgate now through Feb. 3. 1:00 ( 22-30) NFL Football: Photographs of Lotte Jacobi” and “Early Noon (5) “Boys of the City” 4:00 (9) “Gunman's Walk” Buccaneers vs. Patriots. Area theaters (1940). Leo Gorcey. Bobby (1957). Van Heflin, Tab American Stone Rubbings.” 2:00 (57) Tennis: Commer Jordan. Hunter. Friday At 4 p.m. on Tuesday, the creators of the Brendan Behan’s comedy, “The cial Union Grand Prix 1:00 (5) “Dark Passage” 8:00 (3) “Tom Sawyer” stone rubbings exhibit, photographer Ann Hostage,” is playing tonight at 8:15 at 11:00 (5) “Tovarich ” (1937). Masters. (1947). Humphrey Bogart, (1973). Johnny Whitaker, Parker and archeologist Avon Neal, will Harriet S. Jorgensen Theatre University Claudette Colbert. Charles 4:00 (3i NFL Football: Cow Lauren Bacall. Celeste Holm. present a slide-lecture and rubbing } •»- iVT Boyer. boys vs. Redskins. of Connecticut in Storrs. 1:00 (9) “Shakiest Gun in 9:30 (24) “ Waltz of the demonstration at the museum. The event 2:30 (9) “Great Guy ” ilkfi 8:00 (9) Ara's World, At the Yale Repertory Theatre in New the West” (1968). Don Knotts, Toreadors” (1962). Peter Monica Smith of Manchester is “Dewdrop” in the “Nutcracker Suite” (1936). James Cagney. Mae 8:30 l9i NHL Hockey: is free to the public. Haven, Anton Chekhov’s “Ivanov” is Barbara Rhoades. Sellers, Dany Robin. presented tonight and Sunday by the Priscilla Gibson School of Dance Clarke. Islanders vs. Blackhawks An exhibit of selected paintings by Mary playing in repertory with Sam Shepard’s 2:00 (8) “The Big Mouth” 11:15 (9) “The Daredevil” c m 4:00 (9) “A Prize of Gold” 10:30 (51 Sports Extra. Roy are on display in Bushnell Memorial Arts at the Norris Ely Orchard Theatre at Loomis-Chaffee School in (1967). Jerry Lewis, Harold J. (1972). George Montgomery, “Suicide in B flat” and Shakespeare’s (1955). Richard Widmark, Hall’s Promenade Gallery, Hartford, Windsor. Miss Gibson will dance the role of the Sugar Plum Fairy. For Stone. Terry Moore, “Julius Caesar” through Dec. 18. For Mai Zetterling. through Jan. 19. 2:00 (40) “ The African 11:30 (8-40) “ Strange information and reservations, call 688-1526. (Photo by Dick Holbrook) reservations and information, call 436- Queen” (1951). Humphrey 9:00 (3) "Pocket Money” Tuesday 1600. Homecoming" (1974). Robert Bogart, Katharine Hepburn. (19721. Paul Newman, Lee 8:00 i9i Ara's World Culp. Marvin. 3 :00 (5) “ Dracula Has Risen 12:30 (3) “The Hound of the 8:30 (91 NBA Basketball: 9:00 ( 8-40) "Young Pioneers from the G rave” (1969), Baskervilles” (1939). Basil Knicks vs Spurs C hristm as” (1976). Roger Rupert Davies, Christopher Rathbone, Richard Greene. 10:45 (9) Jal Alai from Kern, Linda Purl. Lee. 12:30 (5) “ Look for the Bridgeport 11:30 (3) “ Madame X " Mental health program uses CB 3:00 (9) “Pittsburgh” Silver Lining” (1949). June tekuM en ^ (1966). Lana Turner, John (1942). John Wayne, Marlene Haver, Ray Bolger. By INK DIPPER had received his doctorate. open 24 hours a day, hasn’t provided much Meskin, “is a large amount of contact Dietrich. Forsythe. Thursday Truckers, hailed as the last of the “I noticed a lot of people com 5:00 (9) “Abandon Ship” 11:30 (8) “ Calling Dr, direct counseling over the CB, but it has we’ve had with people out on the highway 8:00 (9 NHL Hockey: American cowboys, are in a business that (1957). Tyrone Power, Mai Wednesday Death” (1943). Lon Chaney, 1 municating over CBs. It seemed like a set up counseling for truckers either on at night and under stress because their car Rangers vs. Sabres. breeds mental problems. For long hours, Zetterling. Ramsay Ames, logical extension of our services,” he the telephone or at the project’s office in a has broken down or run out of gas. 11:00 (5) “A Tale of Two 10:30 (9) NBA Basketball: they’re isolated from peo says. “Hopefully this will someday be convert^ house in Bowling Green. 6:00 (5) “Mask of 11:45 (9) "A King and Four “At the risk of sounding sexist, a lot of Cities” (1958). Dirk Bogarde. Queens ” (1956). Clark Gable. Nets vs. Kings. ple, shut up in lonely expanded into a nationwide netwoiii.” Dimitrios" (1944). Zachary Stay up tonight. You won’t want to miss Because the CB is a sort of public party these calls are from women who are Scott, Sydney Greenstreet. 2:30 t9) “Brave Warrior” Eleanor Parker. truck cabs with only their The program has applied for a federal any of the fun and excitement of Con line, truckers have been reluctant to dis waiting for the police or a wrecker, and 9:00 ( 8-40) “The Seven Ups” (1952) . Jon Hall, Christine 12:30 (5) "Night and Day” problems to keep them grant to set up a mental health counseling cuss their problems over the radio, he they’re scared out there in the dark. It’s a Larson, (1946). Cary Grant, Alexis necticut Public Television’s first fund Friday company. (1973). Roy Schieder, Tony Lo program for truckers on a broader scale says. great benefit for our counselors just to Bianco. 4:00 (9) “ Kiss of Death” Smith, raising extravaganza. Starting tonight 8:00 i9i NBA Basketball: But a few of them are to see if it’s feasible. Right now. The Link So far. The Link has been receiving a talk to them, to let them know somebody Knicks vs. Celtics beginning to find help is working in a field of mental health that couple of CB calls a day, and its knows where they are.” and continuing until 6:00 p.m. Sunday, 10:15 (91 Ara's World. while they’re out on the otherwise has been neglected. counselors have been telling people where Meskin says that it’s still too early to •POTTBBY Connecticut’s entertainers and the road, thanks to a Bowling “Because of their work, truckers to go for help and how to seek social or evaluate how well the CB contact is CRAFT • CHIMIS • SOFT SCULPTURE BROWN’S comedy team of Bob and Ray will rally, Green, Ohio, agency that provides mental haven’t been accessible to help,” be says. mental health services. They’ve also working. As more truckers find out about health counseling and referral services 0 • JEWELRY in support of CPTV. Make your pledge BRAKE “They’re always on the move, and they’re listened to the trucker’s troubles, which is it, he expects the CB to become busier. TIRE SHOP over CB radio channel nine. cut off. These people need help just like a help for some of the highway cowboys. Using the CB in mental health counseling U NIQUE GIFTS of support and keep public television TTie CB hook-up through ’The Link, an BEST IN CENTER anyone else, and b^ause of the nature of The calls have come in because of word- has opened up a new awareness for him going and growing in Connecticut. Call agency funded by tax money and private All 4 WHEELS their work probably need it more. of-mouth or a few stories which have about the trucker and his problems. Dr. SERVICE: donations to provide mental health 247-2424 with your pledge. “Since they’re always on the move, they appeared in magazines or newspapers. Meskin says, and he would like to see Front End Alignmtnt »49” Most cars counseling and services to area residents. can't find out how to get help for personal Eventually, Meskin wants to have a sign other mental health program setting up BrakM 30.000 Mile Guarantee Using a CB radio was the idea of Dr. problems. Maybe they have problems KI»U 2IK i HMICMniD ITEMS WhMl Balancing placed on a nearby interstate giving The CB contact systems. S OPEN m a n c h e s t u ^ Harve Meskin, executive director of The with drugs or alcohol. Maybe a trucker is Link’s call letters and the channel it “The truckers have problems and needs B . . . t u m .- s «l TIrts CHRNNa 24 643-7412 IC Link. afraid that his wife is abusing their 333 Main St. monitors. that have to be met,” he said. “They are, Talcottvills 121 T»ll0fi4 T«>^ (It* 111 Meskin, who became director in July, Manchostar 646-3444 I Mi W 01 Vt(4M C mcJi children, and he needs to know how to get The Link has also provided help for peo after all, the people who keep this country 649-1766 a e g j s«n.».s<0 WTNH-TV. Channel 0 will also broadcast the CPTV/Bob and Ray came up with the idea when he moved to help.” ' Television extravaganza from 12 midnight lo 7:X a m ple who are not truckers. going, and we owe them the same services Bowling Green from Arkansas, where he Meskin says that The Link, which is “One thing we didn’t expect,” says available to everyone else.” Page 4 - WEEKEND - Dec. 11, 1976 WEEKEND - Dec. 11,1976 - Page 5 Today, Dec. 11 HOLLISTER Daytime programs, Monday — Friday “• wehave'a . 5 W oman...... 24 Living Faith ...... 18 10:30 OSTOMY PRODUCTS 1:00 8KM) • Morning ' Stnim ’n D ruinm ers...... 40 12 O’clock U v e ...... 8 3:15 wonderful new Black Perspective...... 30 6:00 Black N ew s...... — 5 NFL Football ...... 3 Mary Tyler Moore...... 3 9:30 50 Grand S la m ...... 20-30 General Hospital...... 8-40 M ■ awliidw Kangw Movies ...... 5-22 N ew s...... 3 Holmes & Yoyo...... 8-40 Champions...... 9 6:00 assortment of... “ftainedglaii^kits 3:30 ■ odor btnltr Mm Partridge Family...... 5 Kitty Today...... 22 3:30 Game of the Week...... 20 Andy Griffith ...... 5 Break the Bank ...... 5 NHL H ockey...... 9 PTL C lub...... 18 To be announced ...... 3 T 9 Don H o ...... 40 Mickey Mouse G u b ...... 3 Lilias. Yoga & Y ou...... 24 PTL a u b ...... 18 Racing from Aqueduct — 9 700 G u b ...... 18 11KM> W ith lt...... 5 To Tell the‘’Truth!!;!!!! !’S0 12:30 Hodgepodge Lodge...... 24 Kidsworld ...... 30 Grandstand ...... 20-22-30 College Basketball...... 24 Nature’s Half Acre . .20-22-30 N ew s...... 3-22-30 now mnHabh from; 6:30 lulcMlRt..OO''trRnM.S S ^trR M M X Flintstones...... 40 Search for Tomorrow ...... 3 Lilias, Yoga & You...... 57 Garner Ted Armstrong ... 40 To be announced ...... 24 Open D oor...... 57 College Basketball...... 24 D olly...... 5 PATS MEDICAL To be announced...... 3-8-30 10:00 Phil Donahue ...... 9 4:00 i m t i l t .... *phB* V To be announced ...... 57 4:00 6:30 Rudolph Valentino...... 57 Dick Van D yke...... 20 Rin Tin T in ...... 5 39 PHARMACY Price Is Right ...... 3 Gong Show...... 20-22-30 Gilligan’s Island...... 3 (aicalor*) A 1:30 M ovie...... 3 N ew s...... 3-8-40 8:30 11:30 7:00 MAIN STREET Andy Griffith ...... 5 All My C hildren...... 40 Bugs Bunny...... 5 College Football...... 8-40 Adam-12...... 5 Movies ...... 5-9 Bob N ew hart...... 3 Movies ...... 3-5 1001 N ew s...... 3 hangwt ..., * p k |. All My C hildren...... 8 1:00 Brady Bunch...... 8 59 Pelicula ...... 20 NFL Football...... 20-22-30 Zoom ...... 57 Peter Marshall...... 5 Harness Racing ...... 9 EAST HARTFORD Porky, Huck 4 Yogi...... 5 Romper R o o m ...... 9 Match G am e ...... 3 M ovie...... 9 Wall Street W eek...... 24 Human Relations...... 24 What's Happening...... 8-40 Saturday Night...... 20-22-30 - 528-6553 Little R ascals...... 8 7:00 Sanford and Son ...... i^O-SO M idday...... 5 S o m erset...... 20 a laaclnatlng, In- 'v What About Women...... 30 Agronsky and Co...... 3 T o d ay ...... 22-30 (• 4:30 8:40 Midnight Howdy D oody...... 22 Ryan’s H o p e...... 8-40 Hogan’s Heroes ...... 22 expanaiva craft, with ^ 2KK> Education ...... Good M orning...... 40 Mission: Impossible ...... 5 8 M ovie...... 20-22-30 N ew s...... 8-40 Leave It to Beaver...... 40 Insight ...... 20 Sesame S treet...... 24-57 an excallant flnlthad \ College Football...... 9 Candid C am era...... 8 Lawrence Welk...... 18 W restling...... 9 7:30 9:00 10:30 S o m erset...... 22-30 Cross W its...... , 30 produetl ^ Week in Review...... 24 Self Inc...... 24 Human Dimension...... 20 Flintstones...... 5 All in the F am ily...... 3 12:15 I Love Lucy ...... 5-40 1:30 Mike D ouglas...... 40 Hone>mooners ...... 30 Room 222 ...... 40 N ew s...... 22 Munsters ...... 8 NFL Football ...... 8-40 Bonanza...... 40 Edge of N ight...... 8 Tennis...... 57 Hee Haw ...... 30 N ew s...... 9 As the World T u rn s...... 3 SKW M ovie...... 57 12:30 Hollywood Squares . .20-22-30 Family F e u d ...... 8-40 4:30 op0n wVwif iHio ^ 2:30 Bonanza...... 40 8:00 Wide World of Sports . .. 8-40 9:30 CPTV Telethon...... 8-24 Infinity F a c to ry ...... 2457 Celebrity Revue...... ’. . . 9 Dinah ...... 3 ai 9 exca^ s a L A Brady Bunch...... 5 Rebop, ...... 57 Captain Kangaroo ...... 3 (• Voyage to the Bottom A lice...... 3 11:00 Days of Our Lives .. .20-22-30 Flintstones...... 5 Black Perspective...... 24 of the S ea...... 9 7:30 1:00 Bugs B unny...... 5 Jerry F a lw e ll...... 18 M ovie...... 9 G am bit...... 3 2:00 Star T re k ...... 8 Lucy Show...... 30 Adams Chronicles ...... 24 This W eek...... 3 Sales & Service C artoons...... 8 10KKI Music Hall America ...... 30 M ovie...... 5 $20,000 P y ra m id ...... MO PTL G u b ...... 20 3:00 Yale '76 ...... 8 Public a f fa ir s ...... 9 5:30 Carol Burnett...... 3 Don H o ...... 8 Brady Bunch...... 22 airwag I Love Lucy i...... 5 Nashville on the Road . .. 20 1:15 DIRECTORY T o d ay ...... 20 Bobbv Vinton ...... 3 Weekend N ew s...... 5 Straight T alk ...... 9 2:30 Partridge Family...... 30 Happv P rin c e ...... 18 As Schools Match Wits . .. 22 M ovie...... 5 the nwoela af ■ J128.000 Question ...... 5 CPTV Telethon...... 24 Wheel of F ortune___ 20-22-30 Guiding Light...... 3 Once Upon a C lassic...... 57 N ew s...... 40 8:30 maneheiteft J p CONSUMER SALES - M onkees...... 5 Electric C om pany...... 2457 Mickey Mouse G u b ...... 5 5:00 1:30 Manchester Parkade SHOP Dusty’s Treehouse...... 8 Edge of N ight...... 40 One Life to Live ...... 8-40 Emergency ...... 22-30 Best of This Morning ...... 3 US LAST. Name brand Sunday, Dec. 12 Joe F ran k lin ...... 9 11:30 M ovie...... 9 Mister Rogers...... 2457 2:00 appliances, televisions. Love of Life ...... 3 D octors...... 20-22-30 Risk of Marriage...... 30 Lowest prices in town 5:30 9:00 Happy D ays...... 8-40 French Chef ...... 57 Tuesday, Dec. 14 6KK) lOdK) N o v a ...... 57 7:30 guaranteed. Service after the This Morning ...... 3 Partridge Family...... 5 Christof*er Closeup 3 3:00 sale. S tu m p ers...... 20-22-30 Marshall E fron...... 3 1:30 Peter Pan ...... 20-22-30 CPTV Telethon...... 8-24 Brady B unch...... 5 3:00 Odd Couple ...... 8 CPT\' Telethon...... 824 Hot F u d g e ...... • Afternoon 6:00 Boston Pops ...... 24 8 Eighth Day ...... 8 Black Perspective . . . ____24 4:30 BARLOW’S TV • Zenith Sales Phil Donahue ...... 8-22 All in the F am ily...... 3 Mike D ouglas...... 18 Catholic Service...... 822-30 News...... 3-8-22-30 Soiree Franco-Americaine 6:30 Bullw inkle...... 40 Anyone for Tennyson? . . . 57 CPTV Telethon...... 8-24 Service on Standard Brands, Sesame S treet...... 24 Noon Lost in Space ...... 5 Electric Company...... 2457 Moments of Comfort...... 18 Brady Bunch...... 5 ...... 57 Camera Three ...... 3 2dW 8:00 805 Hartford Road, Not for Women Only...... 30 N ew s...... 3-9 Another World ...... 20-22-30 N ew s...... 40 CPTV Telethon...... 24 Voyage to the Bottom 8:30 Rev Robinson ...... 5 Movies ...... 8-40 Jacques Cousteau...... 3 Manchester Telephone 643- This Is the Life 8 Latino...... 30 15095. of the S ea...... 9 Merv G riffin...... 5 Day of Discovery...... 18 Lawrence Welk...... 5 NBA Basketball...... 9 7:00 As Man Behaves ...... 57 Community College...... 24 CPTV Telethon...... 24 $6 Million M a n ...... 8-40 Read Sing 'n Share ...... 18 IntematicHial Zone 3 10:30 TWENTIETH CENTURY Gunsmoke ...... 40 Tennis...... 57 Ara's World...... 9 Television, Inc. 176 Burnside Wonder Window 5 Best of This Morning ...... 3 Zoom...... 57 9:00 2:30 Chris Panos...... 18 Avenue, East Hartford. 528- Monday, Dec. 13 GiUigan ...... i Herald 6:30 M-A-S-H...... 3 Animals, Animals 8 Hour of Power...... 18 Evening at Symphony .. 2457 1554. Sales and Service, Zenith Howdy Doody 22 Point of V iew ...... 9 News...... 3-8-22-30 John Denver Special___8-40 8:30 and Quasar. rO “VIC I n C 203-646-3322^ Ring Around the World 30 Chris Panos...... 18 3:00 6:00 Pop Goes the Country.... 18 I Love Lucy ...... 5 To be announced ...... 18 Movies ...... 5-9 NHL H ockey...... 9 Ads 146 SHELDON ROAD, MANCHESTER N ew s...... 3-8-22-30 Bob Hope Special. . . .20-22-30 Police Woman ...... 20-22-30 7:30 Jewish Hentage...... 40 Sports Only ...... 18 Jimmy S w aggart...... 18 Brady Bunch...... 5 Arthur and Co...... 3 ■As Man Behaves ...... 57 3:30 9:00 Rebop...... 57 9:30 9KKI Voyage to the Bottom Yogi B e a r ...... 5 10:45 PTL G u b ...... 18 M aude...... 3 7:00 One Day at a T im e...... 3 Kojak ...... 3 of the S ea...... 9 Worship for Shut-Ins...... 8 Jewish Life ...... 30 4:00 Wayne Newton Special . .. 18 News...... 3-20-22-40 Nashville on the Road . . . 18 Wayne Newton Special . . . . 5 Community College...... 24 Chnstoprfiers 9 NFL Football ...... 3 In Performance at Wolf Andy Griffith ...... 5 .Movie...... 24 11:00 M ovie...... 8-40 Gunsmoke ...... 40 Cathedral of Tomorrow 22 Dillon Leasing Corp. Buy Your Christmas Trap ...... 24 Concentration ...... 8 I Regret Nothing...... 57 FUntstones...... 5 Famous Gassic Tales...... 8 Sing 'n Share ...... 18 Zoom...... 57 M ovie...... 30 Oddball Couple 8-40 Dick Van D yke...... 20 319 Main S L Manchester & New Years Party National Geographic...... 57 Bowling for D ollars...... 9 10:00 Masterpiece Theatre . .. 2457 6:30 Jerry Falwell 40 Rex H um bard...... 9 Big V alley ...... 22 Needs Wholesale 9:30 700 C lu b ...... 18 Switch...... 3 9:30 N ew s...... 3-8-20-22-30 8:00 Pat Robertson ...... 18 CPTV Teiethon...... 24 Phone 643-2145 All’s F a ir ...... 3 MacNeil,'Lehrer...... 24 News...... 5 1 Love Lucy ...... 5 W’e Believe...... 3 Treehouse Q ub ...... 20 To be announced ...... 30 Oral Roberts...... 18 Top Quality New York Report ...... 9 Mary Hartman ...... 30 Barbara Walters ...... 8-40 Sports O n ly ...... 18 Wonderama 5 Ski Adventures...... 22 Wild Wild West ...... 40 Moneychangers...... 20-22-30 Paper Supplies: 10:00 Everybody’s Business . . . 57 PTL Club...... 18 Community College...... 24 Police Story ...... 20-22-30 Catholic Service...... 8 Mundo R eal...... 30 4:30 10:00 Executive Suite ...... 3 7:30 • PICNICS •WEDDINGS Villa Alegre...... 57 Davey and Goliath _ 9 Everybody's Business .57 Delvecchio...... 3 RENTS New s...... 5 Celebrity Sweepstakes . 3 10:45 Call of the W est...... 20 • SHOWERS • FORMAL DINNERS Voice of Faith . ' ...... 18 11:30 American Lifestyle...... 30 Weekend News...... 5 7:00 Jersey Side ...... 9 .Adam-12...... 5 Jai Alai ...... 9 Living Faith ...... 18 Opm 8 to B WMhitays ^ N ew s...... 3-22-40 Gong Show...... 8 11:00 CPT\- Telethon...... 24 Face the Nation...... 3 5d>0 PTL G u b ...... 18 Connecticut Profiles...... 24 8 to 3 Suturday 4 Andy Griffith ...... 5 Liar's Gub ...... 9 New s...... 3-8-22-30-40 Electric Company ...... 57 Make It Real ...... 8 Mission: Impossible ...... 5 Perry Como Special .20-22-30 Concentration ...... 8 Soundifife B o a rd ...... 20 Mary Hartman 5-57 8:30 Insight ...... 18 Conquest of the Sea...... 8 Benito Mussolini ...... 57 Soundstage...... 24 Bowling for D ollars...... 9 In Performance at Wolf .lollywood Squares ...... 22 Dick Van Dyke...... 20 My Neighbor's Religion .3 Eternal Light ...... 20-22 M ovie...... 9 10:30 700 C lu b ...... 18 Trap ...... 57 Connecticut...... 24 11:15 Insight ...... 8 Adelante...... 30 The L an d ...... 20-22-30 Sports E xtra ...... 5 Journeys to the W ind ___20 .Andy Williams ...... 30 M ovie...... 9 Day of Discovery...... 9 Animals. Animals ...... 40 P ro tecto rs...... 40 Firing Line ...... 24 MacNeil/Lehrer...... 24 10:30 City That Forgot About 11:30 Oral R oberts...... 22 Everybody's Business___57 5:30 Sacred H eart...... 40 Mary H artm an ...... 30 Meet the Mayors...... 9 Christm as...... 40 Kojak ...... 3 Noon Faith for Today ...... 18 11:00 TetM ijr iri»R ”ToinHc''| As Man Behaves ...... 57 MacNeil/Lehrer...... 57 Love American Style ...... 5 To be announced ...... 57 Face the Stale ...... 3 My Partner the Ghost ... 40 N ew s...... 3-8-22-30-40 'SEVacation '^Special 11:00 7:30 New s...... 3-8-22-24-30-40 8:00 M ovie...... 8-40 8:45 M ovie...... 5 6:00 Joyce Davidson ...... 5 Davey and Goliath...... 40 M ovie...... 9 Price Is Right , ...... 3 Mary Hartman ...... 5-57 M ovie...... 3 Johnny Carson ...... 20-22-30 Issues & Answers ...... 8-40 M ovie...... 5 Sesame S treet...... 59 Hour of P o w er...... 9 PTL G u b ...... 20 Cars Occasion Cars Adam-12...... 5 Firing Line ...... 9 Cross W its...... 5 New s...... 24-57 Candid C am era...... 8 /IWORIARTY BROTHERS^ Ten Pin Pick-Up ...... 12:30 9:00 Church Today...... 18 8 Dick Van Dyke...... 20 Year Without a Santa Human Dimension...... 18 Liar’s Club ...... 9 Movies ...... 3-5 B arrio...... 3 Meet the P r ^ ...... 20-22-30 11:30 11:30 C laus...... 8-40 To be announced ...... 20 Friends of Man ...... 20 New Day ...... 8 CPTV Telethon...... 24 Peter Marshall...... 3 M ovie...... 3 Ara's World...... 9 1:00 N ew s...... 22-30 315 CENTER ST., MANCHESTER,CONN.* Phone 643-S135 Candid C am era...... 22 Oral R oberts...... 9 Firing Line ...... 57 Gabe Pressman ...... '... 5 Love American Style ...... 5 Baa Baa Black Sheep 20-22-30 Tomorrow ...... 20-22-30 Consumer Survival ___ 24-57 C onnecticut...... 24 Jerry Falwell...... 18 12:30 G aint...... 8 Honeymoon S u ite...... 8-40 6:30 FOR PROFESSIONAL QUALIH Hollywood Squares ...... 30 Day of Discovery...... 22 NFL Today ...... 3 PTL C lub...... 18 Johnny Carson ...... 20-22-30 Featuring The N ew s...... 8-20-2^30 P olka!...... 40 Christopher Goseup ...... 40 Dialogue...... 8 Movies ...... 30-40 CONTROLLED AUTO BODY REPAIRS N ew s...... 57 World’s Lergesl This Is the Life ...... 18 MacNeil/Lehrer...... 57 Spanish Insight...... 18 Midnight Selection Of 9:15 Victory Garden...... 24 11-.40 on all makes... Grandstand ...... 20-22-30 8:00 Ice Cream Davey and Goliath...... 8 Superman...... 40 ^ c e : 1999 ...... 22 M ovie...... 9 Conversations W ith ...... 40 R hoda...... 3 Ca/ufd. Products 9:30 World Press ...... 57 G oss W its...... 5 12:30 International Zone...... 3 1:00 MIdnIgM ^Substitute ^Fuu Cars LOAN and RENTAL CARS Movie ...... 5 36 FLAVORS — 60 VARIETIES 7:00 M ovie...... 8-40 Dusty's Treehouse...... 8 NFL Football ...... 3 David Susskind...... 5 I Available by Appointment...! Steve Allen ...... 9 1:00 M ovies...... 5.^ Sixty Minutes...... 3 Custom Decorated Ice Cream Cakes You Are Why ...... ,, 9 Little Drummer Boy. New s...... 3 Connecticut: Seen ...... Santa Claus Is Coming 12:30 Cars Dr. Robert Schuller...... 22 8 Book I I ...... 20-22-30 Tomorrow ...... 20-22-30 Let Us C elebrate...... 30 Voice of Faith ...... 18 to Town ...... 8-40 S.W.A.T...... 8 Open All Year Ironside ...... 9 Adams Chronicles ...... 24-57 1:30 Mancheatar Insight ...... 40 STAN OZIMEK, Manager 1227 Bum$id« Av«., Em I Hartford 520*6751 NFL Football...... 20 Gospel Jubilee ...... 18 IKK) ^■You Have The Need .. . We Have The Car 8:30 Joe Franklin ...... 9 811 Main SI. 9:45 Powdtr Mill Shopping Cantar NFL Football...... 22-30 W om an...... 24 N ew s...... 3 To Rent By The Day, Or Week 301-315 CEN1IR ST.. MANGIESTER Phyllis ...... 3 2:40 646-5999 To be announced ...... 57 Across from Marco Polo Restaurant Flintstones...... 30 Victory Garden...... 57 David Niven ...... 9 Merv Griffin...... 5 Outer Limits...... 5 Page 6 - WEEKEND - Dec 11, 1976, . ' Saturday, Wednesday, Dec. 15 WANT EXCLUSIVE Toman? 9 Oceans 14: Ships and the sailor Merv G riffin...... 5 D e c.1 8 6:00 R ock...... 18 HOW ABOUT------, News...... 3-8-22-30 0:30 Editor’s.note; This is the 14th of 16 from his fellow man. He was cut off from Steamers needed fewer men and offered Brady Bunch...... 5 9:00 home life, a celibacy for which he M ovie...... 8 Ag-USA...... 3 weekly articles in the Courses by them more comfort: cabins, enclosed Voyage to the Bottom Patterns for Living...... 5 Newspaper program, "Oceans: Our Con traditionally made up when ashore. He working space, latterly air-conditioned of the S ea...... 9 B aretta...... 8-40 TV 6:45 was closely integrated in the male society accommodations, and refrigerated food as Community College...... 24 Voice of Faith ...... 18 tinuing Frontier,’’ published in The Dean Martin Roast 20-22-30 New Day ...... 8 Herald’s Weekend magazine each Satur in which he worked. Ships were crowded. good as, or better than, they would get Gunsmokc ...... 40 In the 16th century, ships often carried a Zoom...... 57 Dance in A m erica...... 24-57 > 5 day. ’The course is offered for college ashore. As oil replaced coal, the comforts ® isr 7:0 0 man to every two or three tons, for and advantages increased. 6:30 10:00 Instructional program ...... 3 c r^ it by Manchester Community College. News...... 5 manhandling coarse and clumsy gear, and News...... 3-8-20-22-30 Underdog...... 5 For details about this and future Courses The biggest sailing ship ever built, the 1 U nc Lucy ...... 5 Charlie's Angels...... 8-40 Cartoon Carnival...... 8 by Newspaper, call MCC’s Division of for defense. Preussen of Hamburg (8,000 tons Sports Only 18 Journev to Adventure...... 9 O/f-, Howdy D oody...... 22 Community Services, 646-2137. In the 18th and 19th centuries, technical deadweight), had a crew of 47. A modern Community College 24 PTL C lub...... 18 Consultation ...... 30 Copyright 1976 by the Regents of the improvements and the decline of piracy tanker of 50 times that tonnage needs 20 or Victory Garden...... 57 Mac Davis Special . 20-22-30 allowed a steady reduction of crews, so 30 men, of relatively limited skill, most of Three Goldsmiths ...... 24-57 7:3 0 University of California. 7:00 *^oha. Ranger Station...... 3 that — in merchant ships, at least — crow whom need never get wet. Seamen and 10 :3 0 Bobby By J. H. PARRY News...... 3-22-40 Huckleberry Hound — ... 5 ding became less severe. But even so, shipowners alike gradually abandoned Garner Ted .Armstrong . 9 b b s tb b BVOi Andy Gntlith ...... 5 Little Rascals...... 8 Water transport is by far the oldest sailors had to develop special conventions sailing ships. The few survivors are Book Beat ...... 24-57 Concentration...... 8 N ew s...... 9 method of moving men and goods about. of behavior in order to preserve amenity manned by nostalgic amateurs or by naval 11:00 Bowling lor Dollars ...... 9 ^ ‘^OCUST Kidsworld ...... 22 Most primitive societies, long before and self-respect in crowded conditions. cadets. 700 C lu b ...... 18 Man' Hartman...... 5-57 Hogan’s Heroes ...... 30 they learned to domesticate beasts of New s...... 8-22-24-30-40 They had also to accept a discipline of Sea life can still be harsh and Ken Callaway...... 20 burden or to construct vehicles for use on MacNeil Lehrer ...... 24 Dick Van Dyke...... 20 Je tso n s...... W work, often brutal and always more dangerous. Few men lead harder lives land, discovered means of crossing water. demanding than would have been Mary Hartman ...... 30 11:30 8:00 than trawlermen. bub And the character of the ships has largely As Man B ehaves...... 57 New s...... 3-57 Bugs Bunny...... 5 tolerated ashore. A ship is a tighter com In most ships, however, dangers arise 7:30 Love American Style ...... 5 Tom and J e r r y ...... 8-40 determined the nature of the lives of munity, both literally and metaphorically, mainly from human carelessness or rare S25.000 Pyramid 3 Rookies ...... 8-40 Newark & Reality ...... 9 sailors ever since. ____ than a village. mechanical failure, and the main Adam-12...... 5 M ovie...... 9 Woody Woodpecker . .20-22-30 Their ancient craft varied widely, Sailors until recently ran greater risks hardships are long absences, quick turn Break the Bank 8 Johnny C arso n ...... 20-22-30 8:30 depending on water conditions and than their contemporaries ashore, not arounds, and boredom. Working con Liar s C lu b ...... 9 Midnight COMING NEXT MONTH Big Blue Marble ...... 3 available material. However, almost all only of accident, but of disease. Wooden ditions approximate those ashore. Wild Kingdom...... 20-30 M ovie...... 3 Flintstones...... 5 fall into one of three broad groups: rafts, ships are difficult to keep dry and impossi The sailor is no longer a man set apart. Connecticut 24 Living F a ith ...... 18 ininfLJUir Viewpoint on Nutrition___9 made of logs or bundles of other buoyant ble to keep warm in winter. The Yet the discipline, the social conven Superman 40 12:30 NO Pink Panther ...... 20-22-30 materials lashed together; hollowed-out scrupulous cleanliness associated with tions, the language, even the superstitions MacNeil Lehrer ...... 57 Movie ...... 5 9:00 logs, and basket-like frames of pliant well-run ships is relatively modem. of the sea persist, symbols of an ancient 8:00 12:40 ROGER MOORE • LINDA BLAIR COMMERCIALS Ranger Station...... 3 boughs, covered with skins. All effective The distempers most characteristic of and exacting calling. A ship is not a fac Good Times •Mystery ol the Week .. 8-40 PAUL LE MAT - DIANNE HULL M onkees...... 5 boats and ships derive from one or life at sea were rheumatoid complaints; tory or an office (though it may contain Cross Wits DARREN McGAVIN - BURGESS MEREDITH • Ja b b e rja w ...... 8-40 Bionic Woman 1:00 another of these basic types, or from typhus — the dreaded “gaol fever” — both). Tomorrow ...... 20-22-30 CANDICE BERGEN - JAMES COBURN Connecticut Report...... 9 M ovie...... UN-EDITED crosses between them. carried by rats and lice; dysentery, Sea life has not wholly lost its special GENE HACKMAN - ELLYN BURSTYN Electric Company...... 24 John Davidson 1:30 With such simple devices — still used in caused by contaminated food, malaria and fascination, and there seems to be no lack 9:30 N ova...... 24-57 Joe Franklin ...... 9 JOE DON BAKER - MAX VON SYDOW some areas — hunters and gatherers could yellow fever, conveyed by mosquitos in of men, and women, willing to embrace it. Sports World...... 3 3:30 MARLON BRANDO • JACK NICHOLSON tropical harbors, and, above all, scurvy. 8:30 Mayberry RFD ...... 5 cross rivers and range more widely. Sailor’s scrimshaw — Leading a Jeffersons...... 3 Outer Limits ...... 5 Fishing peoples could leave the shore to &urvy is caused by lack of vitamin C. Scooby-Doo ...... 8-40 life of enforced celibacy, the 19th NEXT WEEK: Cbnstantina Safilios- fish or to dive for mollusks. Goods for century sailor often spent idle Men fed on fresh food do not suffer from Science Fiction Theatre ... 9 barter could be carried over short dis it. Until recent times the staples of ships' Rothschild, professor of sociology and Mister R ogers...... 24 tances by laborious paddling or poling in hours decorating whale teeth and diet were hard biscuit and salted beef or director of family research at Wayne Thursday, Dec. 16 10 :0 0 sheltered waters. whalebone as gifts for the women pork, with perhaps a short-lived ration of State University, examines the roles of Shazam/Isis...... 3 HarneMing the wind on shore. (The Whaling Museum, cheese and fresh onions. After a few women — both those who have gone to sea 6:00 700 C lu b ...... 18 Cross W its...... 5 10:00 Sts. of San Francisco . .. 8-40 and those who have been left on shore — in New s...... 3-8-22-30 Bewitched ...... 5 For more ambitious travel, primitive New Bedford, Mass.) weeks of such diet the symptoms Music CiD' Special...... 20 Welcome Back Hotter .. 8-40 Barnaby Jones ...... 3 Johnny Carson ...... 20-22-30 seafaring communities in her article on Brady Bunch...... 5 MacNeil L eh re r...... 24 NHL H ockey...... 9 N ew s...... 5 N ew s...... 24-57 man needed an independent propellant — appeared: rotting gums, swollen joints, McDuff...... 20-22-30 general lassitude. The diet was probably "Women and the Sea: Not All on Widows' Voyage to the Bottom Mary H artm an...... 30 Dick Van Dy k e ...... 20-22-30 Divorce: For Better or for Midnight Sesame S treet...... 24 the wind — and sails to use it. The earliest of the Sea 9 Everybody's Business .... 57 Connecticut Heritage .... 24 Worse ...... 8-40 no worse than that of peasants in the Walks. " Voice of Faith ...... 18 10:3 0 basic sail was probably a simple square or differ from Chinese junks, but their pur Community College 24 Masterpiece Theatre...... 57 PTL C lub...... 18 winter months, and scurvy was not un 7:3 0 12:30 Partridge Family...... 5 rectangle. From it evolved, over many., pose and their effectiveness are similar. G unsmoke ...... 40 Gibbsville...... 20-22-30 Double Play L o ttery ...... 3 8:30 Movies ...... 3-5 Krofft Supershow...... 8-40 centuries, the balance-lug, characteristic known ashore. Sailors, however, had the Zoom 57 Sky compasses Adam-12...... 5 Merv Griffin ...... 5 Steve Allen ...... 9 Monster ^ u a d ...... 20-22-30 of the China seas, and the lateen of the Protected by planking, later by decks, same diet all the year while at sea. 6:30 Newsmakers...... 8 Barney Miller...... 8-40 10:30 12:40 11:0 0 northern Indian Ocean. Fore-and-aft sails the sailor could venture into the open sea, The value of citrus fruits as antiscor N ew s...... 3-8-20-22-30 Liar's Club ...... 9 Living Faith ...... 18 NBA B asketball...... 9 Dan A ugust...... 8-40 Ark I I ...... 3 were technically more sophisticated. A butics was known at least by the early 1 Love Lucy ...... 5 Pop Goes the Country .20 Fourth Estate ...... 24 provided he could find his way. He could 11:00 Soul Train ...... 5 vital supplement to square rig, they are 17th century, and a few enlightened com About the author Sports Only...... 18 Hollywood Squares ...... 22 9:00 steer by the sky, by associating the N ew s...... 3-8-22-30-40 Action T h ea tre ...... 9 manders carried them, though never in Once Upon a. Classic...... 57 Connecticut...... 24 1:00 European in origin and relatively modern. bearing of particular stars with the direc Hawaii Five-0 ...... 3 Mary Hartman ...... 5-57 Land of the Lost ... .20-22-30 sufficient quantity. It was not until the J. H. Parry, an authority on Spanish and 7:0 0 Connecticut's People...... 30 Tony Randall ...... 8-40 Tomorrow ...... 20-22-30 Sails freed their users from dependence tion of particular destinations, as some Dick Van D yke...... 20 Electric Copnpany...... 24 late 18th century that Captain Cook Portuguese explorations in the New N ew s...... 3-22-40 That G irl...... 40 Best Sellers...... 20-22-30 Connecticut Profiles...... 24 2:40 on human muscle. ’They could carry more primitive navigators still do. Andy Griffith ...... 5 MacNeil L eh rer...... 57 1 1:3 0 demonstrated the possibility of keeping a World, is Gardiner V isions...... 24-57 11:30 One Step Beyond ...... 5 goods, and travel farther and faster, with Sky “compasses,” however, are im Concentration...... 8 Clue C lub...... 3 ship’s company healthy by careful dieting, Professor of 8:00 9:30 Kojak ...... 3 3:15 smaller crews. ’The use of sails also en precise, and stars are not always visible. Bowling for Dollars...... 9 Waltons ...... 3 Big John...... 20-22-30 for years on end. Ways were then found of Oceanic History and Nancy Walker...... 8-40 Love American Style . 5 Hitchcock Presents...... 5 Mister Rogers...... 24 couraged adaptations of the hull. Crude magnetic compasses came into use In the course of centuries, the dugout at sea by the 12th century A.D. in the concentrating citrus juice without Affairs at Harvard, Noon became a planked hull in which the basic Mediterranean, perhaps a century earlier destroying its efficacy, so that enough a position he has Fat A lb ert...... 3 Friday, Dec. 17 log, no longer hollowed, survived as a in China. With a compass, the sailor could could be carried for daily use. In the held since he came Eastside Comedy...... 5 British Navy, general issue began in 1795. to the United Stales 6:00 Bowling for D ollars...... 9 8:00 solid keel. Rafts, by a different but ordinarily navigate — except for storms— Giving Birth ...... 24-57 Dick Van D yke...... 20 Junior Almost Anything in 1965. Born in News...... 3-8-22-30 700 C lu b ...... 18 Frosty the Snowman...... 3 analogous process, also developed into at all times of the year, but he still used Within five years scurvy had disappeared 9:30 11:15 r Goes ...... 8-40 England, he served Brady Bunch...... 5 T'Was the Night Before Cross W its...... 5 Kids from planked hulls, usually flat-bottomed, the sky to find his position. from the fleet. Sing n Share ...... 18 Topper ...... 9 in the Royal Navy Voyage to the Bottom Christm as...... 20 Donny & Marie ...... 8-40 C.A.P.E.R...... 20-22-30 By the late 15th century, expert The end of sail 10:00 11:30 without keels, with the transverse braces of the Sea...... 9 MacNeil L eh re r...... 24 NBA B asketball...... 9 TV Garden C lub...... 24 'Die industrial revolution eventually and taught at Cam- N ew s...... 5 Movies ...... 3-8 surviving in the form of bulkheads. The navigators in all the major maritime Mundo R eal...... 24 Mary Hartman...... 30 Sanford & Son ...... 20-22-30 Candlepin Bowling...... 40 types converged. I Vessels developed from ■ societies could measure latitude, though replaced wood by steel and, more gradual I bridge University G unsmoke...... 40 Infinity F acto ry ...... 57 Week in R eview ...... 24-57 PTL Q u b ...... 18 Love American Style ...... 5 and at University- Serpico...... 20-22-30 12 :3 0 dugout origins differ from vessels in the they had to wait three centuries more for ly, sail by steam. Zoom...... 57 7:3 0 8:30 Johnny Carson ...... 20-22-30 College of the West Agronsky at Large...... 24-57 S.W.A.T...... 40 Way Out G am es...... 3 raft tradition, as European clinker boats longitude. Between those dates, the range For a time, steel hulls and wire rigging 6:30 Match Game PM ...... 3 T'Was the Night Before Little Rascals...... 8 Indies before ser 10:15 N ew s...... 57 of maritime travel steadily expanded. enabled sail to hold its own. The last com News...... 3-8-20-22-30 Adam-12...... 5 C hristm as...... 3 Muggsy...... 20-22-30 ving as principal of University College in Ara’s World...... 9 11:45 Already by the middle of the 16th century, mercial sailing ships were often as fast as 1 Love Lucy ...... 5 Muppet Show ...... 8 Merv Griffin ...... 5 Victory G arden...... 24 Ibadan, Nigeria and Swansea. Wales. He Sports O nly...... is 10:30 M ovie...... 9 European navigators had established the clippers, but stronger, safer, much Liar's Club ...... 9 Champions...... 18 was also vice chancellor of the University Scene One Take O ne...... 24 Dolly...... 20 A m ericana...... 24-57 12:30 crucial facts that all the great seas of the bigger, and more economical. They were Chico & the Man . ,. .20-22-30 of Wales. His many books include "The Villa Alegre...... 57 Name That Tune ...... 22 Wall St. W eek...... 24-57 10:45 M ovie...... 5 world are connected and that, except in faster than most steamers, needed no oceQfv; Spanish Theory of E m pire," "The Age of 7:0 0 Connecticut...... 24 9:00 Celebrity Bowling ...... 9 12:40 1:4 5 the areas of circumpolar ice, all seas are bunkers, could remain longer at sea. Their R econnaissance. " "The Spanish Seaborne News...... 3-22-40 Hollywood Squares ...... 30 M ovie...... 3 11:00 Dragnet ...... 40 Joe F ran k lin ...... 9 navigable. weakness was in manning. They carried Muppet Show ...... 40 Empire. "Trade and Dominion and Andy Griffith ...... 5 M ovie...... 8-40 N ew s...... 3-8-22-24-30-40 1:00 3 :15 Th« unwilling collbat*' big crews of skilled men inured to hard MacNeil/Lehrer...... 57 COURSES DY N€WSPAP€R "The Discoverv of the Sea. " Concentration...... 8 Rockford Files ...... 20-22-30 Mary Hartman ...... 5-57 Midnight Special ___ 20-22-30 Outer Limits...... 5 Distant voyaging set the sailor apart conditions. 8 Unlit Pane 8 - WEEKEND - Dec. 11, 1976 WA teach France has last regular silver coins talks voted By RUSS MacKENDRICK of which a stalk is seen on the one-centime night pact ( These coins came over last month from piece at the upper left. The Sower (who was that Marianne ion w. sunny France — that area formerly known job again) was first used on a coin in 1897 and as All-Gaul-Divided-Into-Three-Parts. meml The middle one is then there was no stopping it. It went on a 50-franc piece in and on and spread over into stamps in 1907 STC .900 silver. It is and lasted there on the regular issues for Conm larger than our Stamps 30 years. from silver dollars and is We look in vain for a stamp with a jug of minot the last regularly and wine, a loaf of bread and a “thou” — there progr circulating silver coins should be such, because French vintners minot coin still current lead the world. the pi among the larger The lower right-hand coin, a 10-franc all Cc nations. value, is edgemarked with the Liberte equal The design is from a hand-cut die made slogan and carries a brand new design ’ 8K educi in 1795. It shows the figures of Justice and created by G. Mathieu in 1974. There is a colleg Liberty body-guarded by a more-than- stylized R and F for Republique Francaise adequate Hercules. The inscription superposed on a map of the country. h a : Allyn, "Liberte, Egalite, Fraternite" was a Mathieu also designed stamps for the contn ARPHILA ’75 exhibition vrtiich was held in slogan of the Revolution that arrived too becau late for the parties already guillotined. Paris last year. (See Scott Nos. 1425-29). finish). Not too bad, considering that the paper money chatter. They are upside- viror The design of the coin at the lower left Perhaps the most exciting thing about face \ralue is nearly $14 and you would get down serial numbers on dollar bills. The grant( also goes back to those days. It represents French coinage is the profusion of “privy practically the sole survivor of regular Currency Overprinting Processing Equip tion 0 marks.” TTiey have the common ordinary “Marianne” — the symbol used by the silver coinage. ment went “oops” a few times. Haven’t lot ju secret republican societies that worked mint marks like anybody, but also on the F«d up with mushy designs? seen any price figures yet. He pli toward the uprising. They later made same coins they will have a beaver, or Show and bourse he thi statuettes of the figure and carried it in pick and shovel, or wolf, or heart, or The S ^ n d Sunday Show at the Meriden tidal processions to the tune of the rooster, or helmet, vase, horse head, Holiday Inn tomorrow will feature a The Manchester Coin Club will have a cerne Marseillaise. tulip, rose, owl, hammer, prow of a ship, Salute to Swedish Philately with a show and bourse tomorrow at the KofC is the Note the headgear; it was supposed to ad infinitum. These are the marks of the souvenir card showing the Flying Swans Hall. There will be 24 dealer tables and an be red — “Le Bonnet Rouge.” It is a form mint directors — they had over 25 mints airmail issue. The Swedish Post Office exhibit of military and other currency. of that ancient Phrygian cone-shaped flop and heaven knows how many directors. will have a spot. If you are fed up with Trophies will be awarded. NE py cap that appears also on our large cents Each of the coins pictured here has mushy stamp designs, give them a try — Annual party they always go on about their sharp steel found and lull cents to stand for Liberty. either a cornucopia or a fish for a privy The Manchester Philatelic Society will Corp. engravings in their ads. The coin at the upper right shows sculp mark. put on their annual (]liristmas/Hanukkah by a tor L.O. Roty’s “La Semeuse,” The The set of nine is being sold for J35 in Equipment went ‘oops’ party at Mott’s Community Hall on bomb Sower, presumably broadcasting wheat. “brilliant fleurs de coin” (prooflike “COPE inverts” are the latest thing in Tue^ay evening, Dec. 14. after thati the n New books at Whiton Theb Mary Cheney Library dynar New books at Manchester’s Blank — 19 steps up the Whiton Memorial Library: mountain Fiction Bellow — To Jerusalem and BO adds many new books Housi Adler — Speedboat back says Bodelsen — Consider the Campaign money: Reform New books at Manchester's millic Ford — Microbe power tree book verdict and reality in the states Mary Cheney Library: Gass — On being blue by 1: Social problems in athletics, Creasey — Gideon’s drive Elddy — Destination disaster Ficfion Gutman — The Black family Carte ed. by Daniel M. 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