PAGE TWENTY-FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchi-iler, Conn.. Kri.. I)n rJ. I!I7H Teaching English to Foreigners Is Big Business »y L«-RO\ I'OPK On the other hand, the U.S. and British governments and publishing houses such as Collier-MacMillan Inter­ So he thinks the policy of spreading knowledge of have spent large sums to spread knowledge of English national, whose English 900 teaching system is used in English around the world will pay off. NEW YORK (UPD —Teaching English to foreigners is around the world. Akins said. schools throughout the world. “It certainly will pay off economically," he said. "It big business in the United States, a business that The demand for intensive English instruction on the The demand for teaching English to foreigners in the should bring even larger numbers of foreign students, highlights one of the fundamental differences in part of the thousands of foreign students, business people United States in the current decade marks another turn business people and tourists who pay their own way to the American and Soviet philosophy. and immigrants has created a big business for private of history's wheel. United States. Two thousand years ago the Romans discouraged the language schools. It was big business in America in the late nineteenth teaching of Latin to the populations of the countries they The English Learning Center division of Akins' com­ century and the first quarter of this century but it faded conquered and insisted that Roman officials and soldiers pany has increased its enrollment Irom under 500 in 1973 with the restrictions on immigration. NATIVE APPLES^ learn the languages of “the barbarians", thus keeping the to more than 8,000 this year and other schools also have In the 1950s and 1960s there was a tremendous boom in ONE NATION subjugated people largely ignorant of Roman affairs. scored impressive gains. teaching foreign languages to Americans as U.S. com­ The Russians, for one reason or another, do much the FRESH SWEET CIDER Eorcign students arc the best market for the cram mercial, cultural and political influence spread around same thing, says Perry S. Akins, head of Washington courses Most come from the Middle East. India, .lapan. the globe. Foreign language cram schools sprang up Educational Research Associates, Inc,, of Santa Monica, Mexico and Latin American countries but there are overnight. HOLIDAY GIFT BASKETS Calif., which operates 22 centers giving foreigners inten­ smaller numbers from all over the world. Akins says that while people in other countries ap­ sive (30 hours a week) courses in English. Akins' company and some other language schools also preciate Americans who speak their languages fluently, OPEN 7 DAYS “The Russians make no effort anywhere in the world do an important business in preparing textbooks and they appreciate even more a feeling of equality and “ Proclaim liberty throughout all the land unto all the in­ that I know of to spread the teaching of the Russian FERRANDO ORCHARD other materials lor teaching English in foreign countries. reciprocity in being able to speak and read English. This, habitants thereof..’’ Lev. 25:10. language abroad. Soviet officials and businessmen learn This is done mostly under contracts Irom the Armv, the he said, could be a big plus lor the United States in the BIRCH MOUNTAIN RD.. Q U STO N BU R Y the languages of the countries they arc sent to work in." i______3 M ilts Btyond Vito's R ttlsurtnt 4 01aatottbunj Navv. the U.S. Agency lor International Uevelopment cultural and political competition with the Russians. In the season we now celebrate, it is fitting that these clarion words be remembered by all Americans - and par­ ticularly the American press. Business Received on Mount Sinai long before the birth of Christ, o p e n FRIDAY 10 A.M. t o ll P**- they took on a new and universal meaning with his teaching Beihumeur • that all mankind should be free. OPEN 'TIL 11 P.M. SATURDAY Since his preachment, no single event has advanced the Will Head 9 A.M. to1^ P **- :voiVol.Eu^ntnn XCVIII, No. 71 - iHFraI& cause of freedom as much as the American Colonies’ vic­ SUNDAY Manchester, Conn., Saturday, December 23, 1976 I A Family NEWSpaper Since 1881 • 204; Single Copy • 15$ Home Delivered torious revolt against tyranny. Sean-optic FOR UST-MINUTE GIFTS! 9 A.M. to 5 P.M. On each year’s Independence Day our Liberty Bell, with EAST HARTFORD - its inspirin g inscription, rings symbolically to remind us of Scan-optics Inc., which our hard-won freedom. manufactures and markets It should be “ rung” again each Christmas Day for the a wide range of data entry products that are sold both NH,.'aSugg. American press as a reminder that its members are our domestically and in foreign 0 ^ UalPrte* country’s first line defenders of our God-given right to this markets, announced the sa v e 401^ freedom. Growth through public service. e le c tio n of Je a n M. Men’s & Women’s Beihumeur Jr. as president Lined & Insulated and chief executive officer OMEGA! O with full responsibility of * Figure Skates 3 all operations of the com­ 17-and-24-Jewel Watches pany. Si."’* 14.96 for Men and Women MFR.'S Hanukkah In this position. Most-wanted gift Idea! CALDOR SUQQ. LIST ORIO, PRICE CALDOR Beihumeur. who had been Tempered steel blades, SALE Hanukkah, the Jewish Festival U.S. Prepares executive vice-president ruoged Naugalon* uppers. of Lights, will begin Sunday at for finance and administra­ Men’s 5-13, women’s 5-10. .*138 sundown and will continue for tion. assumes the duties .*150 eight days through Monday, Jan. previously held by Donald 1. B. Thompson, who con­ *156 For Christmas Men’s & Boys’ The festival commemorates the tinues as chairman of the By llniletl Pr<-88 inlernalionol Rugged ‘Wildcat’ *168 victory of the people of Judea iq Jim Yellig — who has been taking board of directors. Hockey Skates Millions of people jammed stores Christmas orders from children for *180 the year 165 B.C, over their Greek Walter C. Fahnestock oppressors. The Greeks had ruled across the nation Friday to find the nearly half a century — said times was elected treasurer, Man’s • 6-Pc. Double Hocks Sat *186 perfect Christmas gift, while and tastes have changed. Instead of Rag. 22.99 • 4-Pc. BaerTankard Sal in Palestine since its conquest by succeeding Beihumeur. 15.88 ‘ Inlermediel. merkdown. heye been teken Alexander the Great in the year children gave Santa Claus their last- dolls and fishing poles, he said, kids Fahnestock joined Scan- Exquisltely-cul ‘Clipper Ship’ Boys' 334. For 2,000 years they did not minute requests and Christians are now asking for rocket ships, air­ optics in October as con­ design, handsomely gift-boxed. Rag. 19.99 . disturb the people of Judea and prepared to celebrate the birthday of planes and microwave ovens. troller, a position he will 14.77 • 90 oz. Saar Pitcher, SAVE $.1 4 OVER * 1 I allowed them to live their Jewish Jesus Christ. '“Star Wars’ toys are No. 1,” he continue to hold. Abrasion-resistant Naugalon Res.1Z.99...... O.'U uppers, Surlyn^ toes, plus a way of life. 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Mostly the old State House Courtroom, Sponsored by the Marine fair elsewhere. ^ Club of Hartford and WRCH Radio, the concerts will be eggs, and cold and hot meats, to held in the .State Capitol’s Hall of Flags at 2 on the Sunday PG Conneclioul Weather afternoons of Jan. 7. March 11 and April 1. Harry Clark, a tempting selection of casseroles, ...... WINDSOR LOCKS (UPI) - The National Weather Ser­ FRI-SAT MIDNITE SHOWS salads, fruit selections, and much more, vice forecast for Connecticut is: CINE 1 CINE 2 3 S to o g tt ''BLOOPERS" Saturday fair with highs around 40. Fair Saturday FMtlVAl including a holiday toast of champagne. A night. Lows in the mid 20s. Sunday increasing cloudiness \ t h e a t r e I plus Hirdwart Wart with chance of occasional rain by night. Highs in the low UttM RMCAlt F m Uv »I Christmas Brunch. Sunday from 11:00-3:00. 40s. Outlook for the rest of the holiday weekend, chance * o.CAMosmogiMonHUi iFFiiciBir of occasional rain Sunday night ending Monday. iwouMAwiunMce rMtdmue^I All You Probability of precipitation near zero percent Saturday cwwotwproeTwif 4rrii4CTWwowtr J and Saturday night. Westerly winds 15 to 20 mph .Saturday 9.-30 - 0:00 f jo p in g your holidays will be ROBERT F LOGAN • SUSAN OAMANTE SHAW n- Can Eat and diminishing at night. HIAlHEPRAnnAY.KAMLARSENeiGEORGE BUCK FlOWERDuBS shining, filled with all the wonderful CL.„.Mt.llUlik;ul|iCk.»rt.i.00UCU$lM:M $ 4.95 things that spell CHRISTMAS! STARTS CHRISTMAS DAY The Steak Out. Route Eighty-three, Vernon. Limited HoHdaw 0eGemmisK j cfOaslDnfauiy A Club Restaurant ’ ''B unA JoUnfrSvoiu 2450 Main S tr N t [SUNDAY "SATURDAY >!«| 649-9333 Talfphona 203^ -5203 Sttpiittifl Hpralii MIMIi91Bll»S ■UO«(a(«-'®*0 In hit racing career, Man o ' War won 20 out o f 21 starts and NIGHT FEWER’ »:y I broke five track records. “sTAnTrSoHDAv’ "WILDERNESS FAMILY PART r 8HO W TIM EB 1KKLSdKl-7dW->dK) P LE A S E CALLTH EATH E 64A-9333 SORWy WO P A S S E S FO R S C R E E N TIM ES PAGE FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Sat., Dec. 23, lff78 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Sat.. Dec. 23. 197« - PAGE FIVE ---_ . _ _ ------* ' iBaurltrstfr Eupuimj Wellington Long Customer'Mood Manchester — A City of Village Charm Memorial Tree Program STAMFORD (U P I)-T o help repairmen deal with Founded Oct. 1. 1881 A British View of America irate customws, Pitney^ Bowes Inc. is sending them Published by the Manchester Publishing Co.. Herald Square. through the paiies of tran- Manchester, Conn. 06040. Telephone (203)_643-2711. NEW YORK (UPI) - Two burly Planned at Three Sites somethihg. One of the highpoints of nationality when they travel abroad. advertised is supposed to be really aactional an^ysis. far, policemen wearing broad leather M«mb«r. Audit Burtau ol Circulation Member. United Press iniemalional baseball games still is the ritual Many foods no longer are offered in classy, a British voice sings its MANCHESTER - Dr. Douglas H. honor newborn children are asked to and Children — Ralphs, Howard, Allen some 3,000 service belts supporting huge magnum television closeup of the athlete or their natural form. Bacon is praises. Curiously, the British feel Smith,', chairman of the Greater send a check for $10 or more towards and Joseph (Wilbur T. Little and Beatrice representatives have pistols in fast draw holsters stood at Cuttomar Sarvica — 647*9946 Harold E. Turkington. Exacutiva Editor coach spitting a thick, brown stream reprocessed into a pressed all-lean the same way about the United Manchester Chamber of Commerce the cost of purchasing trees on town Little); Mr. and Mrs. Herman Montie, attended ''company Raymond F. Roblnaon, EdItor-PubHanar Frank A. Burbank. Managing Editor the steps of the aircraft as we of juice into the dust. The United product. Breakfast steaks also are States, using American voices to be memorial tree program has an­ property. Make checks payable to the Mr. and Mrs. Ernest LaPlante, Mr. and workshops to learn Iww to Mrs. John Dyment, and Mr. and Mrs. alighted. States still is the only deliberative processed and pressed. But portions advertise anything considered up-to- nounced the plans for the fall plan­ Memorial Tree Program and send to recognize customer moods the Greater Manchester Chamber of Charles Covey (Wilbur Little and an(i how to react to them. With the last passenger out, the body in the world that must provide are huge. Americans do not eat date. ting located at Charter Oak Field, Union Pond and St. James Church. Commerce, 257 E. Center St. Beatrice McHugh Little); Mr. and Mrs. "The course, which includes Andrew Tully policemen began to mount the steps, its members with spittoons. because they are hungry, but because Televiewers have developed a mor­ Henri G. Pessini (Wilbur and Beatrice Additional donors since last release in­ films, role-playing and apparently to begin a search for con­ The trees are planted upon the Little); Mrs. Ann Kuncas, Miss Jo Anne But the visitor notes some changes. they like to eat. bid interest in science ficti(^, most clude the following: wishes of several donors in memory Kuncas and Mrs. John F. Daly, (Paul class-room exercises was traband, or bombs. Halfway up, the Male barbers are going out of Cities are cleaner, brighter. Most of it involving attempts by r m t s or Given by Retired Swingers of of a deceased family members or Magierowski); Dorian and I^rgaret developed for Pitney- cop in the lead stopped, braced beings from another planet to'enter Manchester Country Club (in memory of Seasonal Story business as men switch their custom large cities have recently and still friends. .Trees planted include Shainin (Mrs. John Reddy Sr.); Mr. and Bowes by Maritz Inc., of himself with a hand on either rail, William J. Graif): Mrs. Victor to beauty parlor with women barbers are experiencing building booms. In and dominate men’s minds. One Mrs. John F. Daly (Irene Slegleski); Fenton, Mo., industrial shademdster locust, green ash, sugar LaChapelle, Mrs. Louis Tack, and Mr. WASHINGTON - Now at last, shepherds, ragged, unshorn men in and blew his gum in a huge bubble wonders what psychologists have to Dorian and Margaret Shainin (Roger communications who know how to cut hair the modern some, this means teautiful modern maple and: swamp male by Morgan and Mrs. Clarence Foley (Arthur after their long journey from the soiled and tattered garments. One of that obscured most of his face. Twitchell); specialists. way, and where they can have a per­ buildings side-by-sIde with incredible say about this phenomena. Grant of Grantland Nursery. Koelsch): Mr. and Mrs. Louis Albasi and East, the Three Wise Men had these shepherds held the hand of a lit­ Charles E. Jacobson Jr., M.D. (Dr. This could be only the United manent wave if they so desire, and tickiness and filth. But progress ap­ To one who grew up in the U.S. The. Chatnber's Environment and Amy (Mrs. Leah Brunette); Eleanor F. N.W. Wawro); Dorian and Margaret arrived in Bethlehem to pay homage tle boy of about seven, whose other States, last visited three years many do. Beautification Committee has many Gee (Mrs. Walter E. Fox): Mr. and Mrs. Voight Contract parently is being made. Middle West hut who has spent SO of Shainin (Ernest Lachenauer); The Healy to the Bahe of Peace. hand clutched a small piece of wood earlier. ongoing projects which inciude im­ D. McNally, Mr. and Mrs. Mora, Mr. and On the other hand, many men still Most Americans still have an in­ the last 34 years abroad, the integra­ Family (George E. Snow); Mrs. Sophie HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - They had followed the Great Star, crudely carved in the form of a lamb. Mrs. Agostinelli, Mr. and Mrs. Bronke, One thing remains unchanged — wear their trousers well above the feriority complex toward the British. tion of the races is astonishing, provements of town entrances. Main J. Law and Ms. Christine H. Law (Mrs. Jon Voight, who recently and it had led them to the little stable The shepherds seemed to sense the almost everyone constantly chews Street beautification, beautification Mr. and Mrs. Nodden, Mr. and Mrs. completed a starring role anklet, a dead giveaway to their On television, if the product to be breathtaking. In Washington, a black Mary P. Jorozko); Mrs. Sophie J. Law awards to new or existing businesses, Thibeadeau, Mr. and Mrs. Donahue, Mr. in a re-make of “The near the inn. The Star had gone Wise Men's disapproval, for they fell pharmacist hires a white cashier. and Mrs. Kapitke, Mr. and Mrs. Schuetz. and Ms. Christine H. Law (Stephen Manchester clean-up projects, road­ Jorozko); The Lechausse Family Champ,” signed a two- before him until it stood over where back, bowing, so that the Wise Men Mr. and Mrs. Hubley, Mr. and Mrs. Whites address biack waiters and (Nathan Liszt); Mrs. Sophie J. Law and the young Child might approach the manger. The side impriivements and the establish­ Spiron, Mr. and Mrs. Dumas, Mr. and picture contract with Orion clerks as “sir” and “ma’am.” Mrs. Christine H. Law (Frank Bitzko); lay. shepherd with the little boy had to 6 EE,7HANK8,MOM...TKANkS,DAD... ment ofi new projects as the EBC Mrs. Cote and the Conway Family Pictures to be produced by In general, the visitor is Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Foley (Barbara his own Elmer Produc­ The Wise Men tug at him to get him to step back. members work to achieve a better (Veronica Michalak): BUT^B^r.IDlDNTASKFOR overwhelmed by an almost sticky place for Manchester residents. Coleman); Marte, Keith and Cledaniel tions. First of the two films were surprised The little boy was clinging to the Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Calhoun and AN eagle pish N'SPlKE...WHrtT courtesy. All conversations end with Anyone interested in making family (Mrs. Mary M. Adams): Miss and their staff (Miss Barbara Coleman); will be “ The Shore,” based and a little manger, and as the father pulled him Robert and Marianne Chambers the urgent admonition to “have a donations in memory of deceased Elizabeth Anderson and Miss Elsie A. on an original story idea by chagrined to find away the hand dropped his toy lamb I WANTED WAS AN ENGLISH BIKE/ Bradley (Loved Ones); Mrs. Fred Miller (Richard D. Hewitt); Fay E. Jones (Mrs. good day.” Waitresses and clerks ad­ family mqnjbers or friends or to Elinor Booth Deause); Mr. and Mrs. Voight with a screenplay this Infant, who in the crib. by Dory Previn. dress their customers in­ Vaughan (Harold Simmons); William Allan Taylor and Father Francis Krukowski stand by for the plan-, w as to be Now the Wise Men approached the discriminately as "honey” and and Kathleen Allen Jr. (Alden A. Gibert- mankind's Savior, ___ Habits Due to Age, Sex ting of a memorial tree on the prpp^rty of St. James Church on Main manger and knelt before the Child. A apologize for even the slightest son); Manchester Property Owners lodged in such humble lings. halo of gold shone around the Infant's Association (Lucy Burke); Manchester Street, Taylor is an active member of the Environment and ELASTIC delays. WASHINtl'roN (UPI) - Age and until about age 20. But there was no doubt that this was head so that the visitors could barely gender have a lot to do with food Property Owners Association (Mr. and Beautification Committee of the Manchester Chamber of Commerce 6T0CKINQ8 The visitors may be excused for “When adult flabbiness threatens Mrs. Wilbur Little); Manchester Proper­ the place, for there was the Star make out the Holy Couple in the preferences and eafing habits, accor­ in their 30s, people cut down on food the sponsor of the memorial tree program. Krukowski is a pastor at WHEELCHAIRS asking whether the form reflects the ty Owners Association (Chief Herman— shining overhead. background. The Wise Men kneit ding to studies by U.S. Department of and progressively eat less for the the church. (Herald photo by Pinto) substance, or is merely the kind of ^hendel); Robert B. Weiss, General And so, although tired and worn, there awed by the Babe's Presence, Agriculture economist Corinne rest of their iives.” Manager for Town of Manchester (Chief facade developed by the hypocrites LeBovit,. Women eat less beef, pork, bread Herman Schendel); Dr. and Mrs. Ber­ 3 the Three Wise Men prepared to pre­ humble before His Goodness. of the French courts in the 18th Cen­ “At afxiuti age 10, kids begin to eat sent themselves to the Baby. They ★ ★ ★ and milk as they grow older but more nard Waldman (Dr. George vonBorstel); tury to hide their feelings. more like, adults,” the economist David R.Turkinton (Harold Simmons); set their servants to work on their Meanwhile, the servants struggled fruit and cereals. They’re not eating The suspicion grows if the visitor says. “They stick with breads and Department of Pathology, Manchester camel packs, untying ropes and un­ forward with their costly burdens any more grain products than they passes through Philadelphia, where a cerealg byt add more vegetables and Memorial Hospital (Miss Norma F. Pax- wrapping the gifts they had brought and laid the gifts at the feet of the have in the past, perhaps in part meat to their diets. Nevertheless, because of the think-thin trend of re­ son); Jack and Rosemarie Papa (Dr. for the King of Kings. blatantly racist election campaign George vonBorstel). Child. In the process, some of the thev sffll like large amounts of candy cent years. a moment ★ ★ * gems and gold coins poured out of was being fought, and one’s hosts ad­ There were gold and jewels, and their bags and into the manger. vise staying off mid-city streets after dark. to Wf tkanki hoi (fom there were robes of finely spun gold The Child lay there for a moment, Exchange Program Still, in New York City, things and silver cloth. Frankincense and unmoving. Then one hand came up must be better because one again rCHRI^MAS ^ myrrh suffused the air with their from his side and reached out and Ha9 Many Classes ^wendifu^ andundentimduuj. ^ finds taxis without the driver hiding Gnjoy peace at pungent aromas. Bach Wise Men touched something, and closed over <■/ , behind a bullet-proof glass partition. ordered that his own gifts be piled it. The Child, smiled. KANSAS CITY, Mo. (UPI) — College students are dis­ heart and hearth H a p p y HoIidai/$ Iflrntj (ilmtMai to oil! outside the stable, and then bade his And from the doof of the stable covering the best of many academic worlds in the Kansas for Christmas. City area. servants carry them inside. came the happy voice of the from the staff at Angle and Walters At least 160 students are participating in an exchange Warm thanks. As the Wise Men enterered the shepherd's little boy. program that offers more than 10,000 courses and 200 398 Hebron Ave. HOUR GLASS CLEANERS stable they were annoyed to find that “It's my lamb!” he cried, his eyes different learning programs on 23 college and university INTERIORS Glastonbury 459 HARTFORD RD. other persons had come before them. shining with delight. "He reached for campuses. J UNLIMITED 633-6316 MANCHESTER The worshippers appeared to be my lamb!” Police Brutality Seen as Problem Dr. Larry Rose of the Kansas City Regional Council for WASHINGTON (NEA) - They grand jury today on a charge of minority groups representatives, stepped up its criminal civil rights Higher Education says a consortium of area colleges and were easy to overlook, these four assaulting a 75-year-old man who policy executives, academic experts prosecutions of law enforcement of­ universities, allows students enrolled on any campus to short press releases in the daily wad later died ...” and federal officials, certain ficers charged with brutality, but pick and ch(iose from course offerings on any other. Thoughts of handouts from the Justice Depart­ There is a phrase for the pattern The combined resources of the colleges account for patterns emerged. Asst. U.S. Attorney Drew S. Days III ment. Easy to file and forget, until apparent in the dusty-dry prose of nearly 60,0d0 students, 2,000 faculty members and four Sincere Best Wishes This year, the first day of promises to us an inner peace which Most striking was the fast that conceded such cases are difficult to CIRCOufioN HOURS Hanukkab falls on Dec. 2S. the world cannot give. the chilling impact of their those Justice Department press minority citizens are dispropor­ millibn library volumes. 2 for a Happy Holiday, Mon.-Pfi. prove. No charges are made for sharing campus classrooms 6:30 to 6:00 It may be only coincidence, but it There is not a soul on earth who cumulative effect finally registered. releases, an ugly phrase for an ugly tionately the victims of police mis­ Of 10,000 or more complaints or library facilities, he said. DaiVERY DEADUNE. makes us pause for thought. Though “A Gloucester, Ohio, policeman phenomenon — “police brutality.” 8:30 pjn. does not seek this personal freedom conduct, and at' the same time received each year by the Justice The ^ Regional .-Council was started in 1962 as a 2 A Prosperous New Year! SAT. was indicted by a federal grand jury It is a problem so alien to the the origins of the celelvations are and the peace it brings. It knows no receive the poorest day-to-day ser­ Department, only 25 to SO in­ coopecaUve venture among Kansas City area colleges. It 7HX) -10:00 A.m. today on charges experience of most white, middle- DEUVERY OEAOUNE worlds apart, there is an interesting barriers of race, creed, or color. It is vice from police. dictments result, he testified — and hag since .embraced colleges froqi Baldwin. Kan. 8 ONE HOUR 7:30 sjn. , parallel to be made. of raping a class Americans that they refuse to a universal need, and the task of each Second was the fact that police the conviction rate is about 70 per­ ‘ I /i-r i . • ' Suggested Csrrl^ (Hates' woman prisoner acknowledge its existence. But it is Hanukkah marks the celebration of of us is to bring it about in our own conduct tends to reflect the values cent, compared with 95 percent in J HURTIIIZING Piysblt kvAtfvtncf the Feast of Lights. It comem- private worlds. in her jail cell, too real and frightenihg to blacks, Wij Shipments Increase Slngtoeow...... 154 and attitudes not only of departmen­ other federal ciminal prosecutions. ()[(6 WsMib...... 901 morates the first recorded battle for Centuries ago, in a much less com­ firing several Hispanic-Americans and other tal leadership but of the majority 8 • DRY CLEANING • On# month...... ^.90 shots into the car The U.S. Civil Rights Commission SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) — Shipments of California Throt months ...... $11.70 religious liberty, and the rededica­ plicated civilization, Augustine minorities in community after com­ population and its political leaders. It ^ FOUR CONVENIENT LOCATIONS Six months...... $23.40 E is hoping that is hearings and in­ wine to market for the first three quarters of 1978 totaled tion of the ancient temple. of a motorist he munity. 0ns y*sr...... $46.60 CANDIES wrote, “Our hearts were made for is no accident, in other words, that vestigation will focus public concern 219.3 million gallons, an increase of 4.5 percent over the MsU Ratss Upon Rsquost The Jewish community is Thee, and they are restless until they had stopped, and ^ Plus The problem of police brutality, complaints of police brutality are on the police brutality problem same-period; last year. Subscribers who fsH to rsosivs reminded that God is the savior of rest in Thee..” testifying falsely m 9. mStJFm- miWiSt iTpki. m iU ia thok ntwspapsr bsfors 8:30 p.m. which can range from mere verbal almost non-existent in Washington, where it counts — at the local level— John De Luca, president of Wine Institute, says the —OPTO IMCKSTDI Lim. should tslspnons ths circuistlon before the grand jury ... ■ •48-1187 •48-2100 dspsrtmsnt. 847-9948. His people. Jew and Gentile, prince and abuse to outright murder, has es­ D.D., which has a black majority and will suggest new ways for the largegt single category increase was in table wine. Over •484172 288-8100 “The police chief of Roseville. The entire iifb of Jesus was spent pauper, white and black join hands calated tranquility of the 1970s com­ population, a black mayor and a federal government to pressure 150 million gallons were shipped, a gain of 12 percent over trying to free His peopie from the Ohio, was indicieo oy a leoerai grano and 'hearts this week in one more pared with the turbulent '60s. black police chief, while complaints state, county and city police the first nine months of 1977. tryanny of oppression, religious, jury today on a charge of beating a Sparkling wine waS also ahead, with 11.3 million desperate attempt to make sense out of abuse are rampant in departments into cleaning up their pottery plant worker during a safety Indeed, it has reached what one gallons shipped, a gain of 6.8 percent. Other categories societal, personal. of the world we live in. It is truly in Philadelphia, where Mayor Frank acts. C He taught a way of life that God alone that we find our peace. lecture ...” Justice Department official called Rizzo has deliberately played upon were down: appetizer and dessert wines, at 26.2 million A nation committed to equal gallons, dipped 7.1 percent; vermouth and other special “A former Tulsa, Okla., jioliceman “epidemic proportions,” prompting racial tensions and divisions, and in was indiczed by a federal grand jury the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights justice for all cannot condone brutali­ flavored 'Wines registered 31.5 million gallons, down 14.6 Houston, where local juries regularly ty against its own citizens by those today on a charge of violating the to open a full-scale public investiga­ percent! : excuse the most heinous police sworn to uphold the law. Law and Almanac civil rights of a fleeting motorists by tion that began with two days of homicides involving Mexican- order go together; to sacrifice the shooting at him . . . ” hearings in Washington last week. Americans. former in the name of the latter is a ASSORTED CHOCOLATES By United Press International non, Va. “A former Pennsylvania deputy During the course of the hearings, The Justice Department, under giant step towards facism. Always a Christmas l-avorite...creams. nuts, | Today is Saturday, Dec. 23, the In 1928, the National Broadcasting sheriff was indicted by federal which featured testimony from prodding from minority groups, has fruits, caramels, nougats, toffeescotch. WRAP IT SPECIALS 357th day of 1978 with eight to follow. Company established a permanent GIFTS The moon is between its last coast-toeoast hookup. crunches and chewy centers, aippea in the finest dark and milk chocolate quarter and new phase. In 1948, ex-Premier Tojo of Japan Don Graff ^ ^ G A L O R E The morning stars are Venus, and six other Japanese war leaders 1 lb. S3.50 2 lb. $6.95 3 lb. $10.40 5 lb. $17.25 8 oz. $1.85 30” JUMBO PAPER Saturn, Jupiter and Mercury. were hanged in Tokyo by the Allied The evening star is Mars. War Crimes Commission. o r Those bom on this date are under In 1975, Ricahrd Welch, CIA chief German Investors Boost Dollar SLEDS FAMOUS BRAND the sign of Capricorn. in Athens, Greece, was shot to death Somebody out there still has faith guidelines seem to be rapidly losing So it has been going. Which makes and quartz watches and the rapid ap­ FOIL Mormon religious founder Joseph by hooded assassins. in the U.S. dollar. their way. Instead of the one wonder what the West German preciation of the Swiss franc is WATCH SALE Smith was bora Dec. 23, 1805. A thought for the day: American Some J4.3 billion worth. The recommended 7 percent, an educated investors know or think they foresee pricing Swiss-made timepieces out of TOBOGGANS On this day in history: novelist Thomas Wolfe said, “Most faithful are West German investors, estimate by the respected that we do not. Or it may be purely the world market. • HAMITON *1.49 In 1783, Gen. George Washington of the time we think we’re sick, it’s largely banks and similar big-money Conference Board puts wage and and simply faith. What their One response to falling exports of • GRUEN resigned his commission with the all in the mind.” institutions, eager to part with the benefit gains at a likely average of II enthusiastic reception of the bond watches has been to export produc­ • BEMHIS U.S. Army and retired to Mount Ver- percent during the coming year. tion operations to Hong Kong and SKATES ^ equivalent in marks (8.68 billion) for issue clearly demonstrates is an • ELON Reg. $2.50 the first-ever public offering of U.S. Already speculation is being heard as abiding confidence in the U.S. similar cheap-labor sites, according • WttTHM government bonds denominated in a to when the policymakers will give economy, for all its problems still far to Wall Street Journal report on the •mnos foreign currency, up on voluntary wage-price restraint situation. ^ B IC Y C LE S • VULCHN Yesterdays and away the world’s most potent. 36” Colorful 2 oversubscribing and ask Congress for mandatory con­ Maybe the managers of and par­ That, however, is np help to trols. thousands of Swiss back home whose 25 Years Ago chief proofreader, receives a the Treasury's ticipants in that economy could do JUMBO The overall inflation rate for the with a little more of that faith livelihoods have depended on the in­ # WAGONS Town seeks to reduce cost of gift of a mink stole from the 81.5 billion issue year, helped along generously by the themselves. dustry. With companies operating at PAPER Keeney Street School or find more newspaper's employees and manage­ by almost 2(X) per­ cent. latest OPEC oil-price hike, by most from 70 to 50 or less percent of ExtrO Long money. ment upon her retirement after 48 Time Out for Switzerland estimates will top 8 percent. capacity, layoffs are increasing. EXERCISERS 2 9 Extra Heavy Nine-year-old boy admits sounding years on the staff. T he q u ick Time was when time was a real • OECTMC sellout raises not There is also increasing talk of a It’s a situation which a number of false alarms in the Green Manor Miss Catherine McGuire, a teacher moneymaker for the Swiss. • MYMTE area. only funds to recession in our near future. The As recently as 1970, their U.S. industries — textiles, garments, •racKn 3 in the Manchester school system for bolster the deflated ollar, but expec­ Conference Board, a nonprofit television sets — can well sympathize 0616. P6ICE TAGS 10 Years Ago 41 years before her retirement in watchmaking industry held 70 per­ or TENTS •aims OF S150 $100 $88 tations for subsequent similar economic research organization, in a with. Unfortunately, they can’t offer $5 Value Miss Esther Johnson, The Herald’s 1964 dies. cent of the world market. Today, OPEN •NWIMDTRM the Swiss any solutions because they offerings planned for West Germany, survey of 1,600 business leaders they are down to 30 percent and still found confidence in the economic haven’t been able to come up with » SWISS ARMY KNIVES Switzerland and possibly Japan. The losing ground. ST Quote/Vnquote buyers are promised repayment at future at a new low with the possibili­ The Swiss are having a time of it . any for themselves. attractive interest rates in their own ty of a recession in 1979 a major for two reasons. Japanese and Chalk it up to another example of "These guys are supposed to be in currencies — which means that they determinant in the generally gloomy American producers got a jump on how the economic times are DOWN VESTS, SUNDAY “Just put me on the truck and tell are the Treasury are betting the outlook. changing. here for punishment, and they’re the men to keep up.” them in the introduction of digital looking for Cadillac treatment.” Alma Sumpter, 40, who weighs dollar will have recovered sufficient Sheriff An Thomas, after 115 pounds and works for 85.49 strength by the time the issues are SCOOPS SKI M IH EN S’ prisoners in the Kings County, an hour in Miami as a trash roiler- due, in three to four years, to cover i " Calif, jaii staged a one-day hunger tor lieeause “it heats being on the marks, francs and yen owed. n m M m m 10-4 strike to demand Mexiran food, welfare.” The goal of the nondollar issues. urn asf cm w m w WARM-UP SUITS p rriMEX .• BOWS donuts, TV priviieges and sex pufl entire STOCK maffaxines. set in President Carter's save-the- losr.. i w m i “It’s 100 percent pleasure. Each of dollar program of Nov. 1, is to raise \ my pets i | special. They have their up to $10 billion worth of strong Great Selection 1 “It's a way to meet people. There own persoi^lities.” currencies with which to buy up o d idIS a s Digitals • Electrics • Quartz • Self-Winding - Dress | area lot of people looking for Santa.” JameH Arrliunil, u Dciroil iruffir excess dollars whenever heavy 2 MAIN ST High Fashion • 17-Jowelcd - Waterproof - Day-Date^ Faye F.gidio, a Des Moines, Bign repuirmun, who H|icnilH ilim- selling in the foreign exchange Iowa, woman who — with her hus­ 643-7111 or 646-3998 • Divers • Shockprool • LED • ICD liourn u iluy ui liotiir riiring for u markets threatens further declines in E Gift Boxed • 1 Year Guarantee band — has lieen renting out hand­ hou ronBlrlrlor, u TuiwunrHi- Bcor- value. made Santa Claus suits to Christ- XMAS |>ion, an Amazon parrot, a So far SO good. Back home, EVERY MTE TO 10 PM GEnACEMENTS mas revelers for 28 years. Prices TtNEN CHRISTMAS EVE to 8 PM Wfiera women fove to tfwp ter ment” range from 88 to 818. Sihrrhin liuHky, 40 mire, 20 rah- however, it’s still not so good. The hiiB, two laruniiiluH anti a pooiilr. adm inistration’s wage-price All SIZES PAGE SIX — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn.. Sat.. Dec. 23, 1978 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Sat., Dec. 23, 1978- PAGE SEVEN Carol SinK I Manchester Public Records] Inflation Hikes Sales Tax Take Red Cross BOLTON — The Mission Coun­ from general sales and gross receipts taxes Warranty deeds Simao to Leo R. LaRocque and CHICAGO (UPI) — Inflation is hiking the Colorado, Florida, Georgia, Hawaii, Idaho, cil of St. George’s Episcopal rose 13 percent from fiscal 1976 to fiscal 1977 Ralph W. Hunter and Kathleen D. Simone C. LaRocque, property at 38 state sales tax take, says the Compierce Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Michigan, Nevada, Church, Route 44A, Bolton, will and 10.3 percent from fiscal 1975 to fiscal 1976, Hunter to Richard R. Riordan and Hyde St., $43,000. Clearing House. North Carolina, Ohio, Oklahoma, Penn­ Appealing sponsor a community Christmas Atoinette Ponticelli to Irene R. Although 19 states have maintained a cons­ according to the CCH report of the latest Cen­ carol sing-a-long W edne^ay at 8 Jean D. Riordan, property at 136 sylvania, Virginia, West Virginia and Woodbridge St., $39,900. Pisch, property on Congress Street, tant rate of sales tax during the pastdecade, sus Bureau data. Wyoming. p.m. at St. George’s. $49.50 conveyance tax. inflation has greatly increased the amount of ’The 19 states holding the sales tax rate line Everyone is invited and coffee Anna B. Hanauer to Robert Newth, For Blood Joyce N. Hood and Jean L. Strimike, Industrial Park Corp. to MIP 15 revenue from this source. Revenue collected during the period were: Alabama, Arkansas, will be served after the sing. property at 116 Wells St., $47,500. Corp., property on Progress Drive, Joseph Simao Jr. and Valerie A. no conveyance tax. MANCHESTER - “Give a Gift of Germain Marois and Sylvianne Life itself” is the message being Marois to Stanley E. Bajek and expressed by the Manchester Area Citizen Complains Again Diane L. Bajek, both of East Hart­ VIC’S PIZZA Conference of Churches and the ford, property at 173 School St., $42,- Army and Navy Club who dre co­ 500. sponsoring the visit of the Red Cross W U K OPEN SUMMY About Green Rd, Traffic Arthur L. Turkington to Richard P. Bloodmobile Wednesday from 12:30 Hayes, property at 21-23 Pioneer Cir­ to 6 p.m. at the Army and Navy Club MANCHESTER — A Green Road member of the Town Board of Direc­ cle, $34,000. 12/24 FROM 12-7 on Main Street. resident repeated his concern about tors. Excrulor’s Heed MERRY CHRISTMAS TO OUR The man said he feels traffic flow Estate of Elsa Z. Brander to Representatives of both traffic flow at the intersection of CHERISHED CUSTOMERSI SHOP through the area is not good, A sign Donald J. Sullivan, property at 30 SUNDAY organizations are urging all Green Road and Parker and Wood- at Parker Street should be reversed Barry Road, $44,500. 1B1 W.MIDDUTFW.,MiUICHESTDI 64»-3700 Manchester residents to give one bridge streets at Thursday’s com­ ment session. and he would like a blind driveway Fiilueiary’a deed more gift this year — blood, the gift sign put up near his residepce. of life. The resident has made the com­ Estate of Melva L. Dandurand to Wrap up your plaint before at the twice-a-month Director William Diana presided Edmond J. Parent and Mary Ann The Bloodmobile is being kept open sessions, which are attended by a at Thursday night’s session. Parent, property on Hilliard Street, Christmaa to 6 p.m., one half hour longer than $48,900. WARM gift Hat at usual in the hope that some people Quileluim deedn who have been unable to meet the Child’s Organs Donated Louis J. Marquis and Mary C. CARD GALLERY 5:30 p.m. deadline will be donors, Marquis to Raymond A. Perkins and Joseph L. Swensen, chairman of the HARTFORD (UPI) — Parents of Lynnette PeCord, Thursday said they Marguerite M. Perkins, property on Manchester Red Cross Blood the five-year-old Hartford decided to donate the child’s eyes and Spring Street, no conveyance tax. Program, said. kindergarten student who died after kidneys for transplant purposes once Thomas G. Davenport Jr., Vernon, being hit by a car on his way home doctors told him his brain had to Linda E. Davenport, property at 57 "There is still a serious shortage of from school say they have donated stopped functioning. Bretton Road, no conveyance tax. blood and the holiday period is the child’s organs to transplant "It will be a miserable Christmas Cerlifieate of altaehmenl always a time of very high usage and banks. for us, but perhaps we can make it KBW Storage Co. against Real Exclusive Rentals low collections. We need the help of Leo Scott PeCord died Wednesday happy for someone else,” Mrs, Pyramid Inc., $200,000, property on the people of Manchester to support night at Hartford Hospital, one day PeCord said. Pleasant Street. Egidio Rcimano of Des Moines, Iowa, is a haberdasher to a very Hope ifour this program and see that blood is after he bolted in front of a car excluswe clientele. He and his wife, Faye, rent Santa suits during the holiday is aglow I "I hope part of him will live in New trade name with happiness. available for those who unfortunately d riv en by a city school ad- someone else and give another kid a Gary W. Lull, 30 Oak St., doing Christmas season from their home. Amateur Santas have been out­ TRES CHIC must be in hospitals this holiday ministrator. shot at life my son never had,” the business as Gull Pool Co., P.O. Box fitted by the Romanos since 1950. (UPI photo) The American Red Cross is hoping that full blood containers, time.” The victim’s parents, Lee and father said. 731. BEAUTY SALON 303 E. CENTER ST.. MANCHESTER such as that held by Linda Brewster, a laboratory technician Appointments to visit the Blood­ Christmas cards, gift wrap, coordinated at Manchester Memorial Hospital, will fill the blood banks at mobile Wednesday may be made by party goods, various hospitals throughout the state during this holiday calling the Manchester Red Cross of­ decoratlona and , season. (Herald photo by Pinto) fice, 643-5111. stocking stutters. HUNDREDS OF GIFTS TO CHOOSE FROM •Puxdae, gainaa aicay rings •StaHonar* •Wan daeor a M iM la r - •Coffee muga •Pan, pencil sals Saint James Schedule of May you and your family share •Music bmsa •Calendars ana mueii more Warrants To Be Sought Christmas Masses •Pawtqr llgurinsa •Jawalrif

ChrUtmai Vigilt a starbright Christmas full In Andover Tree Theft Sunday, Dec. 24th: 5:00 and 7:30 PM, and Midnight Mass (upstairs only) (The Mid­ night Mas.s will be preceded by of joy and merriment, O 0 CANDIES ANDOVER — Trooper Santo Franzo of want to file a complaint that night because a Concert by our Choir, begin­ Colchester ’Troop K State Police, said the he was told that the two men might file a ning at 11:30 PM) investigation is still continuing into an An­ counter complaint against him. Monday, Dec. 25th: 7:30, 9:00, 10:30 AM and 12 dover incident involving the alleged theft ’Trooper said the three then agreed no Noon. THERE WILL BE NO in the warmth sm. 1 M « of some trees from the property of Robert charges would be placed against each 5:00 PM MASS ON CHRISTMAS Gliding by with hearty Post on Route 6. other if the men paid for the tree. Post DAY AFTERNOON. Trooper Franzo said he is going to apply was paid $25 but later found that two more Feait of the Holy Family ■ Sunday, Dec. Slit, each other’s level wishes for fun and for a r r ^ warrants for two men who were trees had been cut. (Please come to church with the whole family u ■> i together for the family blessing) happy times this ^ allegedly involved in the incident. Saturday: 5:00 and 7:30 PM. Post, the owner-operator of Bumap Always a Christmas Sunday: 7:30, 9:00, 10:30 AM and 12 Noon. (The Christmas! Santa and favorite. Assorted Brook Farm, said last week that while Our thanks to you all. 12:00 Noon Mass will be the last chocolates, creams, fruits, checking the area where he had planted Meetings scheduled Mass for the Feast of the Holy we extend season’s greetings and thanks. nuts, caramels, nut trees about 20 years ago, he noticed that Family. The Masses Sunday Afternoon crunches and chewy centers. about 18 of the trees were missing. He Next Week will be for New Year's Day and the said they had been cut about three feet off Here’s next week’s schedule of public Solemnity of Mary, the Mother of God.) the ground. meetings in Manchester (locations are in Solemnity of Mary, the Mother of God ■ New Year’t Last Saturday Post decided he would Day, Jan. lit: SPORTMART MANCHESTER PARKADE...VERNON...EA8T HARTFORD Municipal Building. 41 Center St., unless Sunday: 5:00 and 7:30 PM. TRI-CITY PLAZA 7 PARK ST. camp out in the area and keep watch on noted): OPEN TOMORROW, SUNDAY 1 0 -6 Monday: 7:30, 9:00, 10:30 AM and 12 Noon. There VERNON ROCKVILLE the trees. He said as he was setting up he T u esd ay noticed “two guys lugging a tree out.” will be no 5:00 PM Mass Monday, New *i*i*iaa*BaiW Baeeti**eeis

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What began as a sideline to pick up some extra REGALES . DOWNTOWN " ' '" ’ MANCHESTER (CLOSED ON CHRISTMAS DAY) Christmas cash turned into a fun project for the Romanos, who are MARLO MANCHESTER VERNON now retired. “It’s a nice way to meet people, “ says Mrs. Romano. MS Main t t Tit-CHy Plaza “There are a lot of people looking for Santa. " (UPI photos) “Our 67th Christmas on Main Street" om Ttei) S-M-S-JO; Sm4i ) m OKN Tteq ll-S; Ssteq 1 PAGE EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Car.r... Sat.. Dec. 23. 197» MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn.. Sat.. Dec. 23, 1978 - PAGE NINE AREA CHURCHES Wings of Morning By CLIFF SIMPSON COVENTRY PRESBYTERIAN ST. MARGARET MARY CHURCH, Yule Sermon Planned ST. JOHN'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH, Christmas Message my wife, Mary. She is heavy with CHURCH, Nathan Hale School Road. South Windsor. Rev. William McGrath A Forgollen Carol Route 30, Vernon. Rev. Robert H. child and needs a place to rest. Sure­ That His coming makes in thee.” inn, but gentlemen come in anyway Route SI. Rev. Dr. Richard W. Gray, and Rev. Joseph Schick, co-pastors. Wellner, rector. During these latter days as (Hirist- wiii be a traditional family service ly you must have some small comer May you find His harmony. His and have a drink.” , VERNON - The First pastor. Saturday Mass at 7 p.m.; Sunday 8 a.m.. Holy Communion; 10 a.m.. mas comes rushing down the calen­ for her. She is.so tired.” peace, and His love this Christmas Congregational Church of Vemoii, with the Senior and Junior Choirs 9:30 a.m., Worship; 11 a.m., Sunday Masses at 8:30, 10 and 11:30 a.m. Family Service and Church School. For unto us a child is born: unto us a troubled times. Oftentimes we forget dar, a song I sang long ago keeps One Final Word FAITH LUTHERAN CHURCH Now for the first time, the in­ Day! Route 30, at its Sunday 10 a.m. singing and Stephen Crawford, the School; 7:30 p.m., Bible Study at par­ VERNON ASSEMBLIES OF GOD that Christ came to share this peace with haunting my memory. All I can '‘^"4 when we give each other (LUTHERAN CHURCH IN son is given, and the government nkeeper relaxed his stiff stance and A Chuckle worship service wiil have a special featured soioist will sing “The sonage on Cornwall Dr. CHURCH, 51 Old Town Road, Rockville. us so that we may share it with one recall are two lines: Christmas presents in His name, let Oxen.” FIRST ASSEMBLIES OF GOD, 763 AMERICA), 1120 Silver lane. East Hart­ Rev. Elarl K. Pettibone, pastor. shall be upon his shoulder: and he look^ down at Mary. A long pause, Lest some of you look in vain Christmas sermon to be preached by “Though in David’s city, Angels us remember that He has given us There wiil be a living tableau and Oak St., East Hartford. Rev. RIph F. ford. Rev. Paul E. Henry Jr., pastor. 9:45 a.m., Sunday School for all ages; shall be called wonderful counselor another. long enough to make the audience through this column for a chuckle, let the Rev. John A. Lacey, pastor of the sing no more. Love makes angel the sun and the moon and the stars church.' the story of the birth of Christ will be Jelley, pastor. 9:30 a.m., Sunday Church School- It 11 a.m.. Worship Service, Nursery the mighty God, the everlasting tense with embarrassment. me relate another ending to the 10 a.nf.. Church School; II a.m., BURNSIDE UNITED METHODIST Let us seek in our own lives to let the music, On earth’s farthest shore.” the earth with its forests and moun- At this service the Senior Choir retold in scripture, song and poetry. available; 6 p.m.. Evangelistic Service, “No! Begone” whispered the “Rewritten Nativity Story.” At a Moning Worship; 7 p.m.. Evening Ser­ CHURCH, 16 Church St., East Hartford. Nursery available. Father, the Prince of Peace. light of this child shine through us. L^t us (im anyone supply the rest of the UiM and oceans - and ail that lives will sing “Fanfare for Christmas The service is planned for everyone prompter. Westchester prep school rehearsal of vice. Rev. Henry J. Scherer Jr., and Gwen­ ST. PETER’S EPISCOPAL hymn? But perhaps it doesn’t really and moves upon them. He has given Day” , “ Evergreen,” and “Cum from the youngest child in the family Almost two thousand years ago the Son seek to bring peace into our own Jife “No” Wally repeated automatical­ the Christmas story the innkeeper, UNITED CONGREGATIONAL dolyn M. Arslen, pastors. CHURCH. Sand Hill Road, South Wind­ matter for those two lines are what us all green things and everything Sancto Spiritu.” Sunday school to grandparents. 9:30 a.m.. Worship Service, child care of God entered into human history. He through Him and to share that peace ly, “Begone!” overcome with brotherly love, called CHURCH, UNITED CHURCH OF sor. Rev. Bruce Jacques, vicar; Rev. Christmas is all about — Love come that blossoms and bears fruit — and classes will not be held but child care At 11 p.m. on Christmas Eve there provided for toddlers. Slowly both Joseph and Mary out, “Welcome, welcome.” The CHRIST, Tolland. Rev. Donald G. Ronald E. Haldeman, assistant to the came into our midst in troubled times. with our sisters and brothers. ' to earth from the heavenly Father? all that we quarrel about and all that and crib room will be provided. will be a candlelighting service. The Miller, minister. WESLEY MEMORIAL CHURCH began to move away. Wally did not director shouted, “ No, no, you must vicar. His coming was not a dramatic event — It is not limited to Bethlehem or to we have misused — and to save us Children may attend the service with Senior Choir will sing, “ Personent 9:30 and 11 a.m.. Worship Service and (United Methodist Church), 110 8 a.m.. Holy Communion; 10 a.m.. May your Christmas be joyful. May shut the inndoor, but watched the recite it exactly as given to you. the United States. from our own foolishness, from all their parents. Babies will be baptised Hodie,” and other seiections and Church School; 7 to 8:30 p.m.. Pilgrim Ellington Road, East Hartford. Rev. Family Service and Sunday School; it was barely acknowledged. The God- forlorn couple as they moved slowly “There is no room at the inn.” Ckm- you know peace all your days; and may our sins He came down to earth and during the worship service. Crawford will be soloists. Fellowship. John M. Dunnack, pastor. Wednesday, 10 a.m.. Holy Communion. man came — not in the regal spendor of a From an Unknown Author and sadly away. His mouth opened, the Father, who loves us all, fill you with trite he agreed, but the misgivings of gave us Himself. - Sigrid Undset At 7 p.m. on Christmas Eve, there ST. MATTHEW’S CHURCH, Tolland 9:30 a.m.. Worship Service, child care FAITH TABERNACLE CHURCH, mighty king — but he came as a little “ Where is Jesus born today? his brow creased with concern, and the director were justified for the Rev. Francis J. O’Keefe, pastor. available. 1535 Forbes St., East Hartford. Rev. His blessings during this holy season and Not in Bethlehem far away: VERNON UNITED METHODIST child of very humble parentage. And the his eyes filled with tears. evening when performed, the in­ Saturday Masses st 5 and 7 p.m.; Sun­ Ralph Saunders, pastor. throughout the New Year. Not where shepherds wondering Suddenly he called out, “Don’t go, day Masses at 8:30, 10:30 and 11:45 a.m. CHURCH, Route 30. Rev. Marjorie gift this infant child came to bring was nkeeper responded to the knocking at XSMMtMMCXalWa 10 a.m., Sunday School for all ages in­ stand Joseph, bring Mary back. His face Christm as MESSIAH EVANGELICAL Hiles, pastor. cluding a French-speaking class; 11 a.m.. Reverend James H. Archambault the door by pulling it open, and the gift of peace — a gift from God. With their flocks in David’s land. brightened with a huge smile, “You Services LUTHERAN CHURCH, (Wisconsin 9:15 a.m.. Worship Service, Nursery Worship Service; 7 p.m.. Evangelistic President shouted, “There is no room at the Synod), 300 Buckland Rd., South Windsor. provided. \ He is born within the breast can have my room.” VERNON - On Christ­ Service, Nursery available during all ser­ We are preparing once again to Manchester Area Conference Warm Christmas Wishes 9a.m., Sunday School; 10 a.m., worship BOLTON UNITED METHODIST vices. remember this birth. We too live in When thou doest God’s behest. His Story in History m as E v e, St. J o h n ’s Service. CHURCH, 1040 Boston Turnpike. Rev. HOCKANUM UNITED METH­ of Churches Where is felt another’s foe; The Christian claims that God Episcopal Church, Route CRYSTAL LAKE COMMUNITY ' Marjorie Hiles, pastor. ODIST CHURCH, 178 Main St., East Where for love of Oirist we go: 30, will have a Family UNITED METHODIST CHURCH, 11 a.m.. Worship Service; 10 a.m.. created the world and then in love ,■ sleigh full Hartford. Rev. Lawrence S. Staples, Where we suffer for the weak: created mah4n His image. Then, “in Eucharist at 7 p.m. Music Ellington. Church School. pastor. Chinatown Razed will be by the Junior Choir. ST. MARY'S CHURCH. Route 31, Where the least or lost we seek; the fullness of time” out of a greater of cheery 10:15 a.m.. Coffee hour; 11 a.m. 9 a.m.. Worship Service, Nursery The Senior Choir wiil Worship Service, Sunday School. Coventry. Rev. F. Bernard Miller, pastor; Where we soothe another’s pain. love God came in Christ to give, si;. LOUIS (UPI) - The last available. sing at the Service of wishes is RELIGIOUS SOCIETY OF Rev. Francis A. Liszewski, assistant FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH There is Jesus born again.” significance to the world and'dignity vestigeg of the city’s (Jiinatown dis­ FRIENDS (QUAKERS), Hartford pastor. (l^niled Presbyterian USA), 136 Capitol LOCAL CHURCHES The Chris tmas Story with meaning to the iife of man. trict are being razed for a 22-acre in­ Carols at 11 p.m. and at the coming your Friends Meeting House, 144 S. Quaker Saturday masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sun­ Ave., Hartford. Thus, we find our answer to “the dustrial park. Choral Eucahrist at 11:30 day masses at 7:30, 9:30 and 10:45 a.m. Rewritten p.m. Oh Christmas Day Lane, West Hartford. 10 a.m.. Worship, Church School, child GOSPEL HALL, Center St. mystery of the world” in the life of way! Hove and at St. Joseph’s Mission, Eageviile, at (.ALVARY CHURCH (Assemlilies of third ’Thursday evenings from 7 to 9, This actually happened over 30 The city’s old Chinatown was dis­ 10 a.m.. Meeting for Worship. care provided. For more information call 10 a.m.. Breaking bread; 11:45 a.m., Jesus rather than arguing from the there will be the Holy 8:30 a.m. God), 647 E. Middle ’Turnpike. Rev. except holidays, a free public lending years ago in a pageant in a small placed in 1966 when Busch Stadium 0 very merry PRINCE OF PEACE LUTHERAN 646-7610. Sunday School; 7 p.m.. Gospel meeting. stream of history to find out about Eucharist at 10 a.m. CHURCH OF ST. BERNARD, Kenneth L. Gustafson, pastor: Karl library is available. was built, and now must move again CHURCH, Route 31 and North River TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH, FULL GOSPEL INTERDENOMI­ town in the Midwest — and has Rockville. Rev. John J. White, pastor. Gustafson, assistant to the pastor. CENTER CONGREGATIONAL God. The famous German minister, because of the new development. SOUTH WINDSOR - Christmas Day I Road, Coventry. Rev. W.H. Wilkens, Meadowlark Road, Vernon. Rev. Donald NATIONAL CHURCH, 745 Main St.Rev. slipped into legend. Some feel that Vigii Masses Saturday: 5:00 and 7:00 9:30 a.m., Sunday School, classes for CHURCH, UNITED CHURCH OF Helmut Thielick, writes: The present Chinatown consists of pastor. McLean, pastor. Philip Saunders, minister. the evening was a disaster but others,, The Avery Street Christian Our gratitude 9 a.m., Sunday School; 10:15 a.m.. p.m.; Sunday Morning Masses: 7:00, adults and children; 10:30 a.m., service CHRIST, 11 Center St. Rev. Newell H. “Christmas teaches us that, if we 8 and 10:30 a.m., Worship Service. 10:30 a.m.. Praise, Worship Service looked upon it as the best Christmas Asia Food Products, the On Leong Reformed Church wili 8:30, 10:00 and 11:30 a.m. of Worship, (Christmas message by the Curtis Jr., pastor; Rev. Dr. Clifford 0. wish to know God, We must begin ... Worship &rvice. BURNSIDE UNITED METHODIST and Bible study for all ages; 7 p.m.. pageant ever witnessed. Chinese Merchants Association have its annual Christmas for your support. HOCKANUM UNITED METH- pastor, child-care provided; 6:30 p.m., Simpson, pastor emeritus. from the (Hiild in the manger and CHURCH, 16 Church St., East Hartford. Deliverance Service. It all started when a kindly teacher buiiding and about six Chinese Eve candlelight service at ST. JOSEPH CHURCH, 33 West St., ODIST CHURCH, 178 Main St., East Rev. Henry J. Scherer Jr. pastor. (^istm as (Candlelight Service, carol­ 10 a.m.. Worship Service, the Rev. Mr. argue to the mystery of the world, families who live in apartments. 7 p.m., Sunday. Hartford. Rev. Lawrence S. Staples, FAITH BAPTIST CHURCH, Orange sing, special music and song, Karl wanted td give some prominence to 3 Rockville. 10 a.m.. Worship Service, Church Curtis preaching. Church School; 11:15 and to the mystery of the world in “We would all like to stay pastor. Hall 2 E. Center St. Rev. James Beliasov, Gustafson will share a Christmas medita­ Wallace Purling who was nine years The public is invited to Saturday Masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sun­ School through Grade 8 and child care, 9 pastor. a.m.. Coffee Shoppe, Woodruff Hall; 7:30 which the manger exists. For if this together,” said Annie Leong, whose E.A. Johnson Paint Co. day M a s ^ 8:30 (Polish) at 10 a.m. 10 a.m.. Worship Service, Nursery tion. old and only in the second grade, join the congregation for a.m.. Senior High Church School. 9:30 a.m., Sunday School; 10:30 a.m.. p.m., Christmas Eve Candlelight Com­ Child exists, then he is the heart and available. ZION EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN when by age he should have been in store imports delicacies from the special music and 723 Main Street, Manchester (Folk) at 11:15 am., Vigil of Holy days at FIRST CONGREGATIONAL Worship Service; 7 p.m.. Evening Ser­ munion Service; 1 p.m.. Wassail, Federa­ center of the world. To put it in SECOND CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH (MISSOURI SYNOD), Orient. ‘’It could become a new devotional readings 7 p.m.. Holy day at 7:30,9 a.m., and 5 and CHURCH, Vernon. Rev. John A. Lacey, vice. tion Room; 11 p.m., Christmas Eve the fourth. He was big and clumsy, 7 p.m. Confessions: Saturday 4 and 7:30 t^HURCH, United Church of Christ, Cooper and High streets. Rev. Charles W. philosophical terms, he is the princi­ Qiinatown.” celebrating the arrival of minister; Rev. David C. Bowling, assis­ CHURCH OF THE ASSSUMI*TION, Candlelight Communion Service. slow in movement as well as in mind. p.m. Route 44-A, Ci)ventry. Rev. Robert K. Kuhl, pastor. ple which unlocks the mystery of the Christmas, g tant minister. Adams Street at Thompson Road. Rev. CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE, 236 He wapted to be a shepherd with a xtsxiEaxsstEaiisxiaaiEataisaicaKXBsewwwJ ROCKVILLE BAPTIST CHURCH, Bechtold, pastor. Sunday, 9 a.m.. Family Worship; 10:15 world.” (Decision, p3) 10 a.m.. Worship Service, Baptism.of Edward S. Pepin, pastor. Main St. Rev. Neale McLain, senior flute, but Miss Lombard felt the role 69 Union St. Rev. Robert L. LaCounte, 11 a.m.. Service of Worship; 9:30 a.m., a.m., Sunday School and Youth Forum; Look again at the paragraph babies, no Sunday School and children Saturday Masses at 5 and 7:30 p.m.; pastor; Rev. George Emmitt, minister of of the innkeeper was more important pastor. C3iurch School for all; 10:30 a.m.. Coffee may attend the service with their 10:15 to 11:35 a.m.. First and Second visitation and outreach. heading. We find the purpose of life 9 a.m.. Worship Service: 10:15 a.m., and Fellowship; 7 p.m.. Senior Pilgrim Sunday Masses at 7:30, 9,10:30 and 11:45 Year Youth Instruction; Monday, 9 a.m., and that his size would reenforce his parents, child care and Crib Room a.m. 9:30 a.m., Sunday School classes for all Sunday School; 7 p.m.. Evening Service. Fellowship. Christmas Day Worship. refusal to Joseph and Mary when H provided; 7 p.m.. Traditional Christmas CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF ages; 10:45 a.m.. Morning Worship, they wanted to have lodging at the inn P'^®®®*'ted in the Nativity. As we sing SACRED HEART CHURCH, Route ROCKVILLE UNITED SECOND CONGREGATIONAL Eve Famiiy Service; 11 p.m.. Candle- LATTER-DAY SAINTS, Woodslde message by the Rev. Mr. McLain, 30, Vernon. Rev. Ralph Kelley, pastor; METHODIST CHURCH, 142 Grove St. CHURCH, 385 N. Main St. Rev. Dr. When the Holy Family arrived, nyi"": lighting Service. Street & Hillstown Road. Wendel K. Children’s Church and nursery provided: Rw. Michael Donohue. Rev. Richard E. ’Thompson, pastor. James D. MacLauchlin, pastor. Wally, the innkeeper, was there “The hopes and fears of all the ST. GEORGE EPISCOPAL Walton, bishop. 6 p.m., Christmas Eve Candlelight Ser­ Saturday Mass at 5 p.m.; Sunday 10:45 a.m.. Worship ^rvice. 10 a.m.. Family celebration of ’"rhe years are met in thee tonight.” In CHURCH, Bolton. Rev. John Holliger, 8:30 a.m.. Priesthood: 9:30 a.m.. vice, nursery provided. waiting and this is the way the Masses at 7:30, 9, 10:30 a.m. and noon. AVERY STREET CHRISTIAN Birth of Jesus” with pageant, no Church this knowledge is our peace. ’This is vicar. Seminary; 10:30 a.m., Sunday School; 5 TRINITY COVENANT dHURCH, 302 dialogue went: WAPPINC COMMUNITY CHURCH, REFORMED CHURCH, South Windsor. School classes, infant care provided; 11 the “peace” that the world can 10 a.m.. Holy Eucharist with sermon by p.m.. Sacrament Service. Hackmatack St. Rev. Norman E. “What do you want?” Wally said 1790 Ellington Rd., South Windsor Rev. Rev. Bert VanAntwerpen, pastor. a.m.. Fellowship Hour in the Hall; 7:30 neither give or take away. Let me Father Holliger, "If God Is in Charge, SALVATION ARMY, 661 Main St. Swensen, pastor; Milton Nllson, assistant brusguely as he swung open the door. Haroid W. Richardson, minister. 9:45 a.m., Sunday ^hool from age 4 p.m., Christmas Eve Candlelight Service quote'one more “unknown author” Why Bother?" Coffee fellowship until Capt. and Mrs. Arthur Carlson, corps of­ to the pastor. 9:15 and 10:45 a.m.. Worship Service through adult; 11 a.m. and 7 p.m.. — "The Light In Your Hands." “We seek lodging.” 11:15 ; 5:30 p.m.. Family Eucharist with ficers. 8:15 and 10:50 a.m.. Worship Services who wrote in the I5th Century: and Church School. Worship Service, Nursery available at UNITARIAN UNIVERSALIST “Seek it elsehwere.” Wally looked a pageant by the children; 11 p.m., 9:30 a.m., Sunday School; 10:45 a.m.. with the Rev. Mr. Swensen preaching, “Thou Shalt know Him when He FIRST CONGREGATIONAL both services. SOCIETY: EAST, Community Y, 79 N. straight ahead, but spoke vigorously, English caroiing; 11:30 p.m.. Festival Holiness Meeting: 6 p.m., Open-Air nursery for infants; 9:30 a.m., Sunday Bi­ comes CHURCH OF ANDOVER, UNITED Main St. Rev. Arnold Westwood, “The inn is filled.” Christmas Eucharist. Christmas Day, 10 Meeting; 7 p.m.. Salvation Meeting. ble School classes meeting at church for Not by any din of drums — CHURCH OF CHRIST. Rev. David J. ST. PETER’S EPISCOPAL minister. “Sir, we have asked everywhere in a.m.. Holy Eucharist. UNITED PENTECOSTAL CHURCH, a Christmas puppet program, given by Nor the ventage of His airs — Reese m , minister. CHURCH, Route 85, Hebron, Rev. 11 a.m., (Jiristmas Family Celebration BOLTON CONGREGATIONAL 187 Woodhridge St. Rev. Marvin Stuart, Mrs. Robert Silva and family, nursery for vain. We have traveled far and are 9:45 a.m.. Church School for William Parsing, rector. beginning with cider and finger food. Nor by anything He wears — CHURCH, Bolton Center Road, at the minister. infants; 11:15 p.m., Christmas'Eve Ser­ very weary.” kindergarten through Grade 8; 11 a.m.. 10 a.m.. Worship Service; registration Mitten Tree will be decorated with vice. Neither by His crown — for Sunday School classes after service Green. Rev. J. Stanton Conover, 10 a.m., Sunday School; 11 “There is no room in the inn for Nor His gown — Worship Service. minister. donations of unwrapped sox and mittens, COMMUNITY BAPTIST CHURCH, you.” Wally looked properly stern. ST. DUNSTAN’S CHURCH, for age 4 through Grade 8. Classes begin a.m.,Worship; 6:30 p.m.. Prayer; 7 p.m.. "For His presence known will be 9:30 a.m.. Worship Service, (Christmas Worship. caps or scarves which will go to the AN AMERICAN BAPTIST CHURCH, “Please, good innkeeper, this is Manchester Road, Glastonbury. Rev. Sept. 18. young people at Mansfield Training By the Holy Harmony story, "The Angeb and the ^epherds,” PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, 43 585 E. Center St. Rev. Ralph Seguine Jr., Joseph R. Bannon, pastor. FIRST CONGREGATIONAL School, the Rev. Mr. Westwood will tell a nursery provided; 7:30 p.m., Christmas Spruce St. Rev. Richard Gray, pastor. interim minister; Rev’. FYedeHck Lanz, Saturday Mass at 5 p.m.; Sunday CHURCH, 87 Main St. (comer of Conn. Christmas story and the church Eve Candle-Lighting Service. 10:30 a.m.. Worship Service, Nursery director of Christian et^qation. 8* - Masses at 8, 9:30 and 11 a.m. Bivd.), East Hartford. Rev. William E. youngsters will present a music TALCOTTVILLE CONGREGA­ provided; 9:15 a.m., Sunday School; 7 9:15 a.m.. Church School fm all ages FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF Flynn, minister. Rev. Carl T. Holt, program, Nursery care provided for the TIONAL CHURCH, United Cliurrh of p.m.. Service, Informal Worship. following which children wild join their EAST HARTFORD, (Southern Baplisl associate minister. very littlest ones. families for worship; 10:30 a.m.'. Mor­ 10 a.m.. Worship Service, Church Christ. Rev. Kenneth E. Knox, pastor. .ST. JOHN'S POUSH NATIONAL Convention), 36 Main St. Rev. Charles EMANUEL LUTHERAN CHURCH, ning Worship, message m the Rev. Mr. Schooi, child care; 11 a.m.. Coffee Hour; 10:30 a.m .. Worship and Sunday CATHOLIC CHURCH, 23 Golway St. •J Coley, pastor. School; 8 p.m., Christmas Eve Church and Chestnut streets. Rev. Seguine, nursery is provided; 7:30 p.m., E Rev. Walter A. Hyszko, pastor. 11 a.m. and 7 p.m.. Worship Services 6 p.m.. Youth (Thoir; 7 p.m., Pilgrim Ronald J. Fournier, Rev. Dale H. Gustaf­ Candlelight Cmmunion Service. 9 a.m.. Mass in English; 10:30 a.m. Christmas Eve Candlelight siervice. which are interpreted. for the deaf. Youth Fellowship, Junior High Youth son, pastors; Tom Larsen, intern; Rev. •ST. JOHN’S POLISH NATIONAL Fellowship. OUR SAVIOR LUTHERAN Mass in English and Polish. Nursery provided; 9:45 a.m., Sunday C. Henry Anderson, pastor emeritus. CATHOLIC CHURCH, 23 Golway St. CHURCH OF ST. MAURICE, 32 CHURCH, 239 Graham Rd., South Wind­ .ST. BARTHOLOMEW'S CHURCH, School; 6 p.m.. Training Union. sor. Rev. Ronald A. Erbe, pastor. 8:30 a.m.. Holy Communion; 10 a.m.. Rev. Fr. Walter A. Hyszko, pastor. ST. FRANCIS OF ASSISI CHURCH, Hebron Road, Bolton. Rev. Robert W. 741 E. Middle Turnpike. Rev. Martin J. 9 a.m., Sunday School and Adult Bible Scholsky, pastor. Family Service, followed by a family Christmas Eve: First mass at mid­ 673 Eiiington Rd., South Windsor. Rev. Cronin, pastor. carol sing and coffee in Luther Hall, no Class; 9 and 10:15 a.m .. Morning Saturday mass at 5 p.m.; Sunday mass night; Christmas Day, second and third Carl J. Sherer, p^tor. Saturday vigii Mass at 5 p.m.; Sunday Adult Forum or Sunday School classes or Worship; 7:15 p.m., Christmas Eve at 8:30, 10 and 11:30 a.m. masses at 9 and 10:30 a.m. Saturday M a s ^ at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sun­ Masses at 7:30, 9:15 and 11 a.m. no nursery for infants; 11 p.m.. Candlelight Service; Monday, 10 a.m., .ST. JAMES CHURCH. Rev. James NORTH UNITED METHODIST day Masses at 7:30, 9:30 and 11 a.m. Candlelight Worship, musical prelude: Christmas Morning Worship. Archambault, Rev. William F. Carroll, CHURCH, 300 Parker St. Rev. Earle R. 11:30 p.m., Christmas Eve Festive Custer, pastor. < Rev. Francis V. Krukowski, team Worship. ministry: Rev. Edward J. Reardon, 10 a.m.. Worship Service, ‘"The Christ I A Happy and Healthy pastor emeritus. CHURCH OF CHRIST, Lydall and Child,” cantata by church choir. Sacred St. James Choirs To Perform Vernon streets. Eugene Brewer, Dance Group, accompanied by choir, in­ Saturday vigil masses at 5 and 7:30 minister. will present a program of p.m.; Sunday masses at 7:30, 9 and 10:30 terpreting “Jesus, Joy of Man’s MANCHESTER - The 9 a.m., Bible Classes; 10 a.m.. First Mass of Christmas” a.m., noon, and 5 p.m. Desiring” ; 10 p.m.. Coffee Fellowship; g New Year adult choir of St. James s a c r^ music Sunday at Peloquin. Worship, sermon: “Christians and by Edward Diementi. The .ST. BRIDGET CHURCH, 70 Main St. 11 p.m., Worship Service, Sacred Dance (lurch, under the direc­ 11:30 p.m. preceding the The Communion an­ Christmas: (’The significance of Christ­ Ordinary of the mass will Rev. Philip A. Sheridan and Rev. Emilio Group, "0 Holy Night,” accompanied by g .BERNIE’S tion of Ralph Maccarone, celebration of the Christ­ tiphon is “In Holy Splen­ mas) ; 6 p.m.. Worship, David Dyke soloist Arlene LaPenta, "Do You Hear mas Eve Midnight I^ ss. be from the Missa Adeste P. Padelli, co-pastors. will preach. dor,” and the recession Saturday masses at 5 p.m. in school What 1 Hear?” solo by Arlene LaPenta. MANCHESTER PARKADE Included in the program Fideles” by the Rev. Carlo FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, will be “The Hallelujah auditorium and 7:30 p.m. in church; Sun­ Unitarians Rossini. The Gloria, which SCIENTIST, 447 N. Main St. SOUI'H IMTKD METHODIST will be “0 Come Chorus.” day masses at 7:30 a.m., 9 a.m. and noon will also be sung by both 11 a.m.. Church Service, Sunday School CHI JtCH, 1226 Main St. Rev. George W. Plan Event Emanuel,” “E'en So Lord The organist will be Mrs. in sanctuary, and 10:30 a.m. in school for pupils up to the age of 20, care for Webb, Rev. Laurence M. Hill, Rev. Jesus, (juickly Come,” choir and congregation is auditorium. Jane Maccarone. very young children, subject of the Bruce A. Pehrson, pastors. For Holiday "Who Are These That from “The Mass of The CONCORDIA LUTHERAN lesson-sermon: “Christ Jesus.” golden 9 and 10:45 a.m.. Festival of Lessons Earnest Knock?” "A Bells” by Alexander (JIURCH, 40 Pitkin St. Rev. Burton D. MANCHESTER - The text from the Bible: "...unto us a child is and Carols, Family Worship Day, no Strand, pastor; Rev. David B. Stacy, Sound of Angels,” “Sing bom, unto us a son is given: and the Church School classes. Nursery care Unitarian Universalist associate pastor. Noel,” “Alleluia! Venite ST, MARY’S EPI.SC()I>AL government shall be upon his shoulder: available for children under 5; 7:30 p.m., Society: East will have a 8:30 a.m., Hoiy Communion, Youth Gentes,” “The First (TIURGH, Park and Church streeb. ...’ Isaiah 9:6. Tlie Oiristian Science Christmas Family Service; 11 p.m., Christinas program Sun­ Class, Nursery for small children; 10 Noel,” “ It Came Upon the Rev. Stephen K. Jacobson, rector; Rev. Reading Room, 57 E. Center St., is open Christmas Eve Candlelight Communion day at its meeting at 11 a.m.. Holy Communion, Church Schooi Midnight Clear,” and “0 Alan J. Broadhead, assistant to the rec­ to the public Mondays through Fridays Service. a.m. at the Community Y, through Grade 6. Nursery for small Holy Night.” tor. from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. and the first and 78 N. Main St. children ; 10:45 p.m., Carol Sing; As the midnight mass 7:30 a.m.. Holy Eucharist, Rite I, with The society will begin 11 p.m.; Holy Communion. THE begins, the congregation homily by Father Broadhead; 9 and 11 the meeting with cider and a.m., Service of Lessons and Carois; 11 BIBU will join the choir in finger food. The Rev. Ar­ p.m., (Jiristmas Eve Eucharist; Monday, SPEAKS nold Westwood, minister, singing “ 0 Come All Ye 11 a.m.. Holy Communion for Christmas Our Saviour Lutheran Ghiindi wiil tell a d ristm a s story, Faithful!” The congrega­ Day. ’. >8y tion and choir will also sing Eugene g Don Voza - Aast. Mgr. Charllt OMrg • Mgr. and some of the older Missouri Synod “Silent Night” during Brewer children will present a 239 Qraham Road, South Windsor, Ct. (^mmunion. special program. Child Rev, Ronald Erbe, Paitor nority behavior in a g BERNIE’S During the mass, the 2 care will be provided for pluralistic society evokes choir will sing the Introit, 644-33S0 S TRI-CITY PLAZA. VERN( the littlest ones. THE OFFICE OF some testing questions. t f Members are asked to “The Lord Said to Me, You Christmas Eve One very difficult lesson is bring unwrapped mittens Are My Son” from "The to accept the right of the RAOlO & TV Candlelight Service *7:15 PM majority to practice and to or sox (tied in pairs) or extends to you prayers Christmas Day promote its cultural caps or scarfs which will y g iTii heritage, so long as they do be given to the young and blessings for the Communion Service • 10 AM not seek to force that residents at Mansfield sing and rejoice. . . for to, Christmas Season and Sunday, Dec. 31 heritage on the minority. State Training School. the coming New Year. My fam ily does not 3 Installation of 1979 Church Officers \s\ f come and I will dwell in observe this season in a the midst of you, says the 10:15 AM religious way, but I never A Jt) Lord. (Zechariah 2t l 0) have felt compelled to for­ Rev. Edmund Nadolny bid my children to par­ ticipate in school musical lH cu| IVIunila's Walls 785 Asylum Ave., Hartford, CT. 06105 groups singing "Christman songs." There have been MANILA, Philppines ! Christmas Sunday Senke CONCORDU LUTHEMN school activities in which (UPI) — ’There is a city CHRISTMAS TV PROCRAMS they could not participate within the city of Manila 10 A.M. CHURCH because of religious called Intramuros o rv ^ ,, _ a i i i j . Dec. 23; Channel 30, 1:30 P.M, "SHROUD OF 40 Pitkin Street scruples. If their nonin­ MIko Figan - Aaat. Mgr. Donald Dryburgh - Mgr. walled city, a symboLof old J Chnstmas Ev6 CaiHlIolight TURIN" volvement was em­ Manila when the Philip­ HosI; Archbishop John F. Whealon Christmas Eve barrassing, it was part of pines was under Spanish Dec. 23: Channel 8, 7:30 P.M. "NO ROOM IN 7:00 PM Festival Children’s Service the price of religidus con­ viction (read ICor.'^lO: 23- coionial rule. Communion Services THE INN" TOl/ AlWATS BUY BIIIIB AI 10:45 PM Carol Sing 33). It left no emotional The ruins of Intramuros Dec. 24: Channel 3, 8:00 A.M. "WE BELIEVE" 11:00 PM Festival Holy Communion Dec. 24: Channel 20,12:30 (noon) "NEW BEGIN- .scars. I ■ E A c JE still stand like a sentinel in 7:30 PM and 11 PM Service • Instrumentalists Minorities cannot the heart of the ity. The « NINGS" APPLIANCtS^ "FOOD WAREHOUSE" > Dec. 24: Channel 30, 11:30 P.M. "MEANING OF Christmas Day logically except (he southern and eastern side . ^ CHRISTA/^AS'' majority to suriwnder.'its is bounded by a public golf • cultural tradition^ to eii^e 6 ERNIE'S CENTER GONGREGIITIIM £ Dec. 26: Channel 20, 1:00 P.M. "A WOMAN'S 9:00 AM Holy Communion, Nursery course while the northern < ® S PLACE" The Rev, Burton D, Strand, Pastor their consciences: ., "WE SAY IT IN OUR NAMF’ and eastern sections lie V CHURCH vj/ Dec. 30; Channel 8, 7:30 P.M. "ANOTHER The Rev, David B. 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Manchester Psnpnsmsils Plus TRY OCR DEEICII T E l l E : J9iT«>MnWnWf1l( 8 PARKER BROS. •Freight House Pottery HOLIDAY STENCILS (San- 8 MILTON BRAOLEY from VermofH JUST RIGHT! ‘OHAUS Triple Beam tas or Wreaths) CaoaaifixsacfssMEMBaBaxcg « ALL YOUR S c a le ...... $55.00 F0R< •Hanging Macrame Chairs . m m iiu E a . » FAVORITES... ‘FREE pack of papers with t Eli« s a w M S ICR' “DRY ICE AVAILABLE" -The most rrtotfsm vsy lo S MONOPOLY purchase of pipe or bong ' clean and sanJlin your BRAYS at G L E N L O C H E N •Sheepskin Ruga $18-$35. homal 39 NEW LONDON TURNPIKE I ELECTRONIC 'Rtplacas oad^laaMonad JEWELRY STORE •Cards. Gifts, etc. GLASTONBURY CONNECTICUT 00033 8 BATTLESHIP bag-typa vaonim danaFsl IZ03I033-07SS •Solid Pewter SlIck-PIns 75c • ‘ Ellminslas ctwiwy bags 737 MAIN STREET E arwl ntassy bag (Aspoaaf •SKR TOOLS S3 t 217 Hebron Ave.. Glastonbury 'Call us soon...OF drap In (of COOPER ST. PACKAGE STORE DOWNTOWN § POST ROAD PLAZA, VERNON 633-3880 PLEASE OROER EARLY a daFTtofMirsUoFtl • CHRISTMAS TREE 8 a. MAIN ST., W. HARTFORD 17 COOPCM IT. MANCHESTER ORNAMENTS FRCC DCLIVCRY MANCHllTaiM. CONN. 01Q4Q CALL 643-1205 PHONE 649-5358 aUGHTBULBS OPEN MONDAYS FOR 27 WARREN ST. MANCHESTER YOUR XMAS SHOPPING • BIRD FEEDERS « Manc/Mtftr's Oldotl • LOTS OF i E*tBbll*hed Jowolrf Siorol COMEMMDSEE S FOR CHRISTMAS PRACTICAL GIFTS « " J n d lV M I UM una WE SUGGEST: HOLIDAY GIFT SPECIALS € k OUR F K SOECTNM 1 ^ L O ^ s Air Sea ENGLAND ^ /•”■ •CHARMS • PINS Land Cliooaa From s • WATCHES • CLOCKS C 74 V.W. SEDAN CAKE PENaAOEMeNTRINQS R • BRACELETS DtcoraUng Supplies, HARDWARE CO. ; 4 cyl., 4 sp., green lite. p DINNER RINQS 8 • DIAMOND ENGAGEMENT * 2 6 9 5 ROUTI44A. BOLTON NOTCH, CT. j RINGS and See Flo for o ^ **™ «* OPEN SUN. -C • EARRIN09 K • WEDDING BANDS 72 V.W. SEDAN Make Your those special BAT. I TO «d9 9 * 2 A t WEDDING RINGS S EXCOLENT TRADE-IN 4 cyl., 4 ep., AM radio, radial Urea, yellow. * 1 9 9 5 Mon.-Wed. Holiday Home Beautiful holiday cakes 849-5203 ; UlOWMCE FOR YOUR fo r ChristmaB 1 'I MANCHESTER Special , DLO WATCH N0W„ 76 TOYOTA COROLLA SR5 ...Candy tool “^1 Real Estate Company In The Nation" SEWING Parms $24.95 4 cyl., 5 apaod, AM radio, yellow. iSotc offering Stiampoo-Cut-BiGW Dry-$8.9S lexEaiEayfiiBaiyerEBrKsEesi, * 3 7 9 5 cfaiiei In CENTER Designer - A PRESENT WITH A FUTURE — BROAD ST. ^ 7 6 FORD GRANADA n d y in a k i n g 241 Conditioning Solarian® (203) 646-5725 MANCHESTER-S49-054S ! S Henna IFVilfe Ins Accepted a l l S P fc i a l l t p r i c e d 6 cyl., 3 apoad, AM radio, whito. Tedford Real Estate Jackston/Avante MS IM UT Ml n I ! ’ f o r h o u o a t o i v i n o •ai9 5 ONLY IMS I m Tli FA 4 t Color Treatmants Appointments $ 1 0 9 9 647-9914 ______046-1310 ^TOLLAND COUNTY VOLKSW AGEN^ I U Sq. Yd. ADAMS v H y ______Rl. 83, TllcoHvllla a Ttl. 649-2638 JEWELERS FOR THAT LAST-MINUTE GUSTONBURY 785 MAIN STREET PAMT& FLOOR stivn HXDiom DDWNTDWN GIFT CERTIFICATE 60 HEBRON AVE. THIS WEEK’S SOUTH WINDSOR MANCHESTER GLAST. 633-9176 MONARGHS for all your optical needs HOLIDAY SPECIAL AUTO SALES •EYEGLASSES •CONTACT LENSES Family or Friends in Town. TM)(3(S p T M S p trucks *5299 for the Holidays? NICELY eOUIPPlO •HEARING AIDS •SUN GLASSES SALE PRICE a 4x48 a Pickups Order Your* Now (With Plow Packages. Caps) INSTDCK LEASE A a Minitrucks ’ GIFTS FOR THE Ia s k us a b o u t t h e NEW\ SUNBIRD COUPE Rt. 5, South Windier • 528-2427 DISCOVER 1979 BUICK REGAL NEWMAN’S HOLIOAY *3924 r Spidal Gifts For ULTRA VUE SEAMLESS 1171 waem M m m $ C M tlA C $4971 2 } ______BI-FOCALS______Gupe D tV ii irelefMce. > • HOLIDAYS SpocM Psopla At Zephyr 2 Ater. 4 cyfiiMir, Ibiikrttly mint CMdHieM ^ 4 tpui Dark M l. Only BUYS • 1975 MOCtm $3479 Car i$ leaded with al the ^ ^ $ 1 0 9 0 0 7,090 n in . Sted N i F 2 , Heiurd 4 deer. Hw. evMpawrt yen'd etpact! A ' HMIISDirS EASTERH COHH. LEADIHG OPTiCIAHS FOR ■ w l # per month 111 fm i tteerint power 1077 COMET Ut79 MntkeMCfltakiap-AL brdn, ah cendHiumc. preciilfd. Stack H e .! h 4 leer Seta. W t t with STaiHREIIS aNtematie, Y-l eackm* 9 4 IM « * MENS CHINOS with $1385.00 In cash or trade, 30,000 mile pever ite«riN| I hraktt, (9 hidut watt. Sted He. P- closed end net lease and approved credit. ah, raSal NhHiwdli, I 1114 unu smt«I 629 WE SELL ONLY JEWELRV| cyinOer, mrtmwilk. 21,- CentiRentai 2 daor Cmwm. - F . NOW 000 m lei StMk Ito. P- BUY OF THE DAY (2 le chaaM from) ^ THE MOTHER S7I leaded witk rympminL 1076 MEMIY 64179 Stad Mm. P-106 - P- "Sterling Stiver at Its finest,’ 9 . 9 5 z t 1975 PINTO 166. VOIR CHOICC LODE Eargnii Ireigliam 2 2 door Sedan. Maroon. 4 M r. Crum, l u M iNth 1973 MEMORY I2S79 \ cylinder, 4 speed epipNMnl Slacii He. R* CeiiDy Park Statiin 4 cylinder, 4 speed, AM radio, tinted glass, body side molding, M O ST ITEM S 371 transmission. Ready to Wagon, lin t car in * 3 got See It on our front eicadent condHim. laady t white wall tires, deluxe wheel covers. lawn. Stock No. P-567. 50% MENS FATIGUES 4 CONVENIENT LOCATIONS fS QMYSIU COftDOU for yew famdy! Sted Me. ’ (Including freight and dealer peep.) 2 dr., beige, Vt, ante, PS, 9025^1 AddItonal 10% OFF WITH THIS AD 763 MAIN ST EASTBROOK MALL P I A/C $3970 m S M D tO R T H3n * (Does Not Apply To Specials) . NOW MANCHESTER. CONN MANSFIELD. CONN. TEL. 456-1141 6 auto., PS, PB, A/C, w/w radlals, tinted CMgar 11-7 Cenpe.pe. iTwin ^ TEL 643-1191 P f windshield, BSM, radio, excluding tax, license, 197S hUO irr $2479 cemforl ceiti, AM-F1AM FM ^ SBUTRWESTEM Mh GBNTEltDIIAlY JEWEUY 191 M A IN ST 270 CONSTITUTION PLAZA 1T95 9 . 9 5 HARTFORD. CONN. Muardi 2 deer. lre«N, f '2379 ile r ie , V-8 engini, •Italian Gold and Silver Chtint MANCHESTER,CONN reg., maintenance, insurance, depending upon 1974 mCOlN $4979 "Never Knowingly Un6ersoia TEL 643-1900 TEL 527-5913 cyfindir itandari Im antimatic, pewer % •Turquoise •Coral Mark IV. ^ with Nhili what state cars delivered to. m luci. EamI w I c«dF stetrint pever brdet, ^ •Thousands of Bracelets •Rings $3.00 & up 'W’ top. leather kNeriir. Fti t M Perfect 1st car lor ah candHMni. Sled Ml. J P See Ininry ippiinlm inti. John Belch ' Hut (iTfrite ten #r YOUR FAMILY JEAN STORE a PONTIAC-BUICK SPECIAL l-lghtaning Rlngl^ Sled N P I60M I daniMer. Sled He. P- “ 3 aCROUPENS ^ 1 ISM , *2.50 PONTIAC SOUTHERN NEW ENGLAND’S #HilGh 110 ■■ Route 5, EAST WINDSOR ITurquolse/Coral Inlaid Ring * CASIO CAICUUTORS aRITEIinilTER PEHS 0 2‘7RQ-P.81RT 8 9 - 6 4 8 3 * OPIMn IVIS'TIL 10 PM * 623-2466 MY STORE FOR LEVIS LEADING LINCOLN-MERCURY DEALER I 217 Habron Av*. *9IIS0N AURHU BUICK Glastonbury * BINES - PUZZUS 686-0900 MANCHESTER PARKADE * LAMPS • DESK SnS iilGh V.F. W H i [\k i’PfN rntDAV s SA T UJ R D A Y i ^ 1 C V A LtH M 0 289-6483tl Route S, lAST WINOJOR aij NEWMAN HARRISON’S 140 WASHiNQTON STREET STATIONERS HARTFORD sm i:t t v i. i m M l MAIN ST. 522-2141 DOWNTOWN MANCHEtTER PAGE TWELVE - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD^ Manchester, Conn.. Sat.. Dec. 23. lOT MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., .Sat., Dec. 23, 1978- PAGE THIim:i:N Collectors^ Corner Site Panel to Consider Cuvily-Free Mfe Possible NEW BRUNSWICK, N.J. (UPI) — It is entirely possi­ ble to go through life without cavities or toothaches, say 1^ ) Guideline's for Station Christmas Cards Were Different staff researchers for a dental products manufacturer. 1911. It is in two types, both bear); Liechtenstein with To prevent dental disease from developing, they $35. stained glass windows recommend children be taught basic rules as soon as they •T m / from a church; Gibraltar have adequate dexterity, certainly by age six. By RDSS The sales were issued by llnrionUrit the National Board of Fire The underwriters said a site at an intersection is good the Red Cross but sold by with Durer paintings; and Until then, the say, parents should clean babies' gums fnr o ."'h®'’ ‘t starts its work on selecting a site and advises that stations should be set well back from the IVIucKKINUKIPK th e national TB others from Ireland, with gauze twice a day to reduce bacteria formation on for a proposed new firehouse for the town. curb line, especially where the street is narrow, and that This lissome creature, associations through 1919. Austria. Australia. Malta, their gums before their teeth apear. Town Committee has recommended, and the the lot should be of ample size to provide adequate feeding a swan, is typical That was the first year for East Germany, Cyprus Very young children should have their teeth brushed „ has agreed, that the site should be located parking facilities for the firemen and adequate space for of the Christmas card art the familiar doublebarred Dominica. - and flossed by an adult, and should be supervised when south of Interstate 86 in the Lake Street and Tunnel Road holding company drills. work of the 1800s. This was emblem and the last year Another greeting: To all they start doing it themselves. They may be 8 to 10 years George Russell. Vernon's town planner, has suggested before Santa Claus, bells, that the Red Cross my readers, every one I if old before they can handle the job well, the Johnson & sta^tion^".“ mn! Underwriters terms fire that the ideal location would be one of two vacant lots at holly, trees and reindeer appeared on the design. any) — a very M erry Johnson researchers said. stations a major capital improvement to be used for the intersection of Tunnel Road and Rollingview Drive. had taken over in force. The seals are now issued Christmas. m a n y years and •'their locations should be selected with The lots are surrounded by a subdivision of homes in The pictorials were not by the American Lung , a u "'■® protection possible, the $85,000 bracket. Town council members said there specialized — as long as Association. there were ruffles and contents""® buddings and might be some opposition to that area from prospective This year's productions homeowners. bows, or a heart with are lively and refreshing. experienced considerable Mayor Frank McCoy also mentioned another area at doves, a flower-basket or They are entitled "Christ­ taZhlpfew years and water is not easily ob- the end of a deadend street in the Lake Street area but garlanded lovebirds you mas Seal Greetings from n thp '■elatively isolated from the some officials felt this might cause problems for the fire were in business. the Children of America." rest of the town because of the highway equipment. Another card, embossed A ll "artwork " was '“' T f ?■ '■^P'uee the antiquated with pink apple-blossoms, presum ably created by Company 2 station on Route 30 in the Dobson Road area says — kids in the 50 states plus u Peiots should be ‘Dear Christmas-tide Washington, D C., Guam, promise blest, and hatin'"?®" ‘he fire station Puerto Rico and the Virgin wnsideJed^ P‘‘e‘ected should also be "Thou com'st like Islands. children, birds and Of course, any dedicated in ^‘j.Uons should be provided so that no point flowers, Christmas collector will in a high value district will be more than one mile travel "To wake hope within need the series of U.S. Electronic Medicine mMpc"r eo'T’Pnny or 1 and one-quarter the breast, postage stamps that began dislrtipprin ^ eeuiPuny with these "And change to light the in 1962 with the wreath- “This is a good-looking artery as there are new mobile ultrasound scanner unit with a distances to be reudeed according to fire flow. darkest hours,” and-candles motif. There no stroke killing plugs here,” said Dr. hand held probe produces on a viewing screen, rel? nMh* f ‘“'''‘‘ed from the Some of the cards were have been all manner of rest of the town by the man-made barrier (the highway), Maurice Bluestein of Bio-Dynamics as he images of carotid, breast, testicle’ thyroid made reversible. One at designs since then, to make with few means for companies to respond from one por- hand has a lily pictured on a total of 32 pictures, plus and other superficial tissues as tiny as one- Friends are a wonderful part of examines carotid artery of Suzanne Piche tion to another, requires additional stations to prov^ide one side; "May your Christmas card was put out some further com­ one hundredth of an inch. (UPI photo) proper protection, the underwriters say. of greenish to match the with a new Bio-Sound unit at Radiological Christmas be happy one!” in 1874 by Louis Prang, who vegetation and water. ited Cross. There were two plications of experimental Christmas, so we want to say thanks for Society of America’s show in Chicago. The The Lake Street-Tunnel Road area is hilly but the un­ On the other there is a pink had a lithographing es­ Another type of (Christ­ design types — one said precancels in 1969 and a derwriters advise against putting a station on the side of rose: "A joyful Christmas tablishment in Roxbury, mas collectible can be "Merry Christmas" only disastrous pre-cancel self­ our congenial and warm relationship. to you!" Massachusetts. He was found in Scott's Specialized and the other added “A stick in 1974. Rham Plan Gets Award These were not foremost with a good color Stamp Catalogue just after Happy New Year." They The Christmas theme is May it continue to flower long after Christmas. Christmas gaiety is in the air . . . necessarily meant for printing process. The little the Telegraph issues. The are listed at 11 and 10 worldwide in stampdom. Painting Needs Good Brush HEBRON — Regional Plan” which was prepared mailing. One writer men­ Miss Froufrou shown here d o lla r s . The 1908 is Some examples for this ARMAND — SUE - CINDY — PAT — GRAYCE for the regional board by and wishes for the merriest in out hearts. idea of Christmas Seals for School District 8 has won tions that they were often has red shoes and ribbons, somewhat scarcer at $20. year; England, with four PITTSBURGH (UPI) - place. oil-base paints; polyester charity first sprouted in smooth surfaces, such as an “Award of Excellence David Cattanach, hand-carried and used as a a gray dress, white It carries the inscription musical groups; Canada "There is no such thing as • A paint bucket or tray filament brushes work well superintendent of schools. Denmark in 1904. It was plaster and sheet rock; one for Educational Com­ kind of calling card. stockings and a lovely com­ "American National Red with 3 Madonnas; Sweden Aimands Beauty Salon a good paint job with a bad should accommodate most with all types of paints, The awards were based taken up in this country in half inch nap for medium munications” in a contest The first American plexion. The swan is kind Cross." The worst snag of showing old toys (doll, brush or applicator.” says sizes of brushes and shellacs and lacquers; and on the en try ’s overall 1907 by the Delaware 695 MAIN ST. DOW NTOW N M A N C H EST ER • TEL.. 649-6291 Ja c k Islan d , a p ain t rollers, be sturdy, solvent- surfaces, such as texture conducted among Connec­ PENTLAND The Florist Chapter of the American all for collectors is the tops, horsie and teddy nylon filament brushes plaster and rough wood; ticut school districts, spon­ effectiveness as a com­ 24 BIRCH ST. a p p lic a to r m ark e tin g resistant and built so it should be used for water- munications vehicle. MANCHESTER manager. and three quarter inch nap sored by the Connecticut does not easily tip over. base paints. [Bookmobile SchedukI Island says a poorly for rough surfaces such as Association of Boards of • Natural hog bristle • For roller covers, use selected or maintained concrete block, stucco and Education. brushes are superior for one quarter inch nap for Tuesday painting tool causes poor brick. The award was given for 3:30—Wintrhop Road. :■ 10:30 —Bigelow Street. spreading, and uneven the district’s "Six-Year t tet «a sem a ga rcitciiKXBagaBaigita ta r o rat tat rai rat tiat-atQ laatatBatBattetBat! 4; 10 —Squire Village. i 11:00—Walnut Street. Thursday coating action transmits 11:40 —Goslee Drive. streaks, marks and stains 1 1;30—Charles Apartments. 10:30-Head Start. i to the paint. 2:10 —North Elm Street. 1:30 —Green Lodge Rest;;- An applicator should be 2:50 —Homestead Park Home. 5 m atch^ to both the type of B e s t" ( m i i u u Apartments. 2:10—Ambassador Drive. paint and the surface to be 3:30 —Wedgewood Drive. 2:50—Bretton Road. j| covered, Island says. 4:10—Parkade Apartments. 3:30—Barry Road. 4:10—Loomis Street. In choosing a tool, he ad­ Wednesday "Hoik till Innild F’riday vises: ungtk iin(. 9:30 —Beechwood Nursery • Look for brushes with School. 2:10 —Presidential Village;: Gkxy to Hn N» Apartments. ij thick bristles that taper Arriving right on 10:30 —Manchester Early gradually to the tip to keep Bom Hog." Learning Center. 2:50 —Pine Ridge:f time with wishes Apartments. • their shape under pressure, Moy thi nnder of 1;30—Heather Lane. Oiristmos bo shorail by oil. for the merriest 2; 10 —Leland Drive. 3:30—Croft Drive. i that are flexible enough to 4:10—Rachel Road. ; bend easily without Christmas ever! 2:50 —Curry Lane. spreading and have thin Thanks. tips for better paint pickup Manchester Hardware 877 MAIN ST. IN DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER WAR ft and holding power. ERNEST LARSON, Prop. PIECES • Rollers should have a SO. MAIN ST. cage-type frame for better POST ROAD PLAZA, VERNON IN. HARTFORD tension control and easier cleaning. Handgrips should be comfortable, with all parts made of solvent- resistant material. • Paint gliders and other special flat applicators AVERFMERier should have removable pads for easy cleaning and C H R lSm A S quick color changing. Use a glider with a trim guide in tight spots and along Each year it means edges. Extension handles still more, should be lightweight and lock firmly and easily into And our gratitude St. Bernard’s behind it ESEE Sets Masses Is warmer than Sa fA e r ’round the tree for song . . . laughter. VERNON - The Christ­ b efore. mas mass schedule for St. Rekindle friendships . . . extend good tidings to all. flflerrp (Christmas Bernard’s Church will in­ May hearts be filled with clude vigil masses Satur­ To our loyal patrons greetings and thanks. day at 5 and 7 p.m. and gladness on His birthday. Thanks. masses Sunday at 7, 8:30, 10 and 11:30 a.m. There A . Christmas will be a Sacrament of nears it's our pleasure DONALD S. GENOVESI Penance Saturday at 2:30 i n Heritage Savings to 4 p.m. and 7:45 to 8 p.m. w to stop and express our sincere t 8 INSURANCE AQENCY INC. 1011 MAIN 8T. MANCHESTER There will be a H appreciation for your patronage. 8 8 & Loan Association • Since IS9I Children’s Liturgy at 5 GIASTONBURY PAINT & FLOOR COVERING 8 8 p.m. on Sunday and also a I 61AST0IIIIURY PlUMBIHli umwvBim mf Furniture Gallery Main Office; 1007 Main S t . Manchester 649-4586 • K-Marf Office; Spencer S t . Manchester 649-3007 () midnight mass. On Mon­ I & HaTMG INC. Coventry Office: Route 31. 742-7321 • Tolland Office: Rl, 195. % mile south of 1-06. Exit 99. 872-7387 day, Christmas Day, 60 Hebron Ave. 633-9178 S 2800 Main St. Qlaatonbury Moneymarkets inside U-Save. East Middle Turnpike. Manchester, and Food Mart. West Middle Turnpike in the Manchester Parkade masses will be celebrated Open 8-6, Fri. til 9 Bankcards Accepted S Plumbing S Heating Supplies Showroom at 8:30, 10, and 11:30 a.m. ifficwwwxEMsacnBXBXWWSttfittfiasafiflftswEasMfinsficEMsaB « Offlea 633-2684 8lota 6 Sarvlot 633-89. 7>a( gar Ear tartar gar tat gKiaiBKgaifa( tar Eat £E(0K esc ia(£ rgsnrmMrmganrMtisrBaicetiessgainigargxtatxnga^ IPs Christmas again and time to GREETINGS (»ffi H t AYER„(»JE H M : say how much it ° o 0-0 o °o ■ °’ 0*8 means to have the friendship and \good will of folks 3 like you. Accept Happy Holidays our sincere thanks^ from W e want to ^and warm wishes i All Of Us join Frosty for a HAPPY HEXilDAYS and wish all our friends the merriest 8 at holiday everl Thank you for everything! 8 jj ' ay the Peace and Happiness & 9ii)allcfusat P.S. We will be closed Mon., Dec. 29 end Mon., 8 of the Holiday Season TWEED’ Jan. 2nd lor the Holldayi. Specialty Shop be yours forever more! 773 Main Street Manr>hAe#ai> b a r m a n , Our fervant thanks to all.

eight hundred eighty-seven main street, in MA MA MIA'S downtown manchester, [j, 341 BROAD ST. ! BUFFET, RESTAURANT & CATERERS MANCHESTER III 748 Tolland Turnpike, Manchester f e s i g n s * phone 646-0863 646-7558 MANCHESTER & VERNON SU IT E A1 I •iMwiccMfiaMgacotiiniilirgeMrsMMitMMriMiewMxiwI i ita{eiBaia(g({«ia(Biia(aietK(Ba(iBCMWMB3BI PAGE FOURTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Sat.. Dec. 2;t. 1978

Arms Af^reement Your Neighbor’s Views: What would you like for Christmas? Youthful victims of Drugs^ Rape and Loneliness Is Nearly Done Building New Lives at New Hope Manor GENEVA. Switzerland (UPlI - conference between President Secretary of State Cyrus Vance said Carter and Soviet President Leonid Friday the United States and the Brezhnev in January to sign a new By BETTY RYDER is unusual. But, Flash, who is now 17, SALT treaty. refused to accept the place and set on open to it. I'm just going to take it Soviet Union were near the "end of Life/Slyle Kililor has been an alcoholic for a couple of the bench in the hall for three days the road" on a new strategic arms But he did say that Vance and years. easy with my life." Kililur'H Note! TIiIh urlirle is the waiting for someone to come pick me Liberty’s whole family comes to limitation accord and might an­ Gromyko discussed the possibility result of interviews eunilueted ut A resident of New Hope Manor for up. Either my parents or juvenile nounce a new SALT treaty Saturday. during their meetings Thursday and visit her, she said proudly. New H ope M u n o r, I n e ., in the past five months, she had been authorities. Now, that I’m trying to U.S. sources said Soviet Foreign Friday. moved from group homes to foster “You know, when I used to hug my Muneliester, u drug unil rehuliilitu- adjust, it’s better." father — he was like a log. Now, he Minister Andrei Gromyko was Vance and Gromyko originally tiun eenter fur young wuiiieii, uges homes and hasn’t been to her own planned to end their discussions When she was eight. Liberty the hugs me back." waiting for final instructions from 12 tlirougli 18. .Tiiree residents home for a year. Friday but officials said the talks had oldest of four children, had to assume Moscow which, when they arrive, were interviewed and in onler to An only child. Flash says, "I used New Hope .\Ianor gone so well that they scheduled an the responsibility of caring for her "could shake a few things loose." assure tlieir anonymity, they to spend a lot of time alone. I guess extra session Saturday morning three younger brothers. Another young lady we didn’t inter­ In Atlanta. White House press seleeted the names hy whieh they you'd call my parents ‘workaholics'. "I used to go crazy with them, " she before Vance flies to Brussels. view who is in what is called the re­ secretary Jody Powell told reporters are referred to in tliis story, -y. They were never home." recalls, "I hit them and beat them President Carter had received a long Belgium, to meet top Israeli and Siillivnn Bigliii entry program at New Hope, we’ll Czariicrki ^ illiaiiisoii Claveite What started her drinking? "Peer when they wouldn't mind me. I’d report by telephone from Vance on McElrov call her Alice. She is now a freshman ■M Egyptian negotiators in an effort to Alexandra is 17. A shy, quiet girl, pressure," she said. "It was even hide them in the basement the Geneva negotiations. get the stalled Middle East peace at Eastern Connecticut State College Tim Sullivan, 149 Oakland St., Mary Ann Czarneeki, 8 Kings Court, En­ Lil Clavette, 10 South Hawthorne St., she confided that she was enrolled in something to do and someone to be without any food, so they’d have to "Based on his conversation with talks started again. in Willimantic. Manchester: “A new job. field: “I just want to be happy." Manchester: “My new car. We ordered it the programs offered at New Hope, with. I started working so I could buy listen to me. I’d be talking and if one Secretary Vance, the president said The announcement appeared to in­ Jerry Weber, clinical director at in October and it hasn't come in yet,” “because 1 didn’t do anything.” drugs and alcohol. of my brothers wouldn’t listen to me. New Hope Manor said, "She reports that an agreement had been dicate that substanial progress had Joe Biglin, 762 Clark St.. South Windsor: Margie Williamson, 6 Candlewood David McElroy, 127 Center Road, Ver- Explaining, she said, “I’d just sit "1 went into it fuli force — been made at the last minute on at I'd whip him with a stick,” graduated from high school while reached or that an agreement is a ‘T just want to spend a happy day with my Driye, South Windsor: “A briefcase. I'm a npn: "New white-spoked rims for my around at home, wouldn't go to marijuana, acid, and tea, like a dum­ least several of the five major issues Born in New Jersey, Liberty and here this past spring, was employed virtual certainty are not correct." family." teacher and I need one." piek-up truck. " school, just had no self-confidence. my. My parents knew I was taking blocking the signing of a new arms her family moved to Puerto Rico for the summer, and received an Powell said. "They have made I'd do almost anything for attention. drugs, but didn't know I was where they lived for a few years progress but several difficult issues accord academic scholarship partly paying My school grades dropped and it drinking. When they were ap­ before returning to New York City. for her tuition; other funds come are unresolved." Only a few hours before. Carter seemed as though there was no way proached, thejkjust refused to accept State Department spokesman Hod- "I liked New York. It’s when I was from the Department of Vocational was telling reporters that. "W'hile we to catch up." it. They took the NOT my daughter, hyper and it was more rowdy." ding Carter III said Vance and continue to make progress, there is Rehabilitation. Alice is living on "My mother really didn't have approach.' Problems increased at When Liberty was 14 years old she Gromyko planned a news conference still real substantive work to be done. campus and is a good student. Peace Talks IVI ove to Brussels time for me. She and my stepfather school, as well as at home. " was raped. She never told her Saturday at the end of their three The issues which are not resolved are A year or more ago, Alice ventured are in the midst of a divorce and I When she came to visit New Hope, parents. “In fact, they didn't know days of intensive negotiations on a tough ones." H\ I iiilcd Pro.- Intvriiiitiiiiial sessions in Brussels were uncertain. from the security of her family and settled in a peace agreement with any new proposals of his government was just in the way,” she said. Flash wasn't told it was a drug and until I came here, she said. new Strategic Arms Limitation Trea- "We covered some distance on The search for peace in the Middle Ghali. who spoke in Cairo to lived away in a “groupie-type" of East moved to Brussels Friday, Israel — a written link between a in Brussels, nor was he prepared to Alexandra’s mother divorced her rehabilitation center she said. When she was 15, Liberty took the situation,” Weber said. questions where there was a lack of members of the Foreign Press treaty and a time frame for progress where Israel's and Egypt's top accept any of Egypt's proposed father when she was three years old. Into heavy drugs such as heroin "I think the best 1 am going to be accord." Gromyko told newsmen. Association, kept to the same toward Palestinian autonomy, plus a negotiators came to meet Secretary changes in the treaty draft, "even as She and her second husband have and methqdone, she became in­ able to say to you is that we are close "It is still early to say all questions negotiating line that President separate agreement that Egypt's of State Cyrus Vance and look for a a basis for negotiation." been married for 13 years. coherent one day and was brought to to the end of the road." Carter told have been finalized." Anwar Sadat has stressed but he was Arab defense commitments hold “My mother trusted me until I reporters. The two negotiators met four times way to revive stalled peace treaty hopeful about the chances for The military sources in Israel said a city hospital suffering from an talks. priority over treaty obligations with the air assault Wednesday was came here. It’s funny, now that I'm acute drug overdose. "I think what they (Vance and Thursday and Friday for a total of 11 progress under Vance's mediation. Israel. in a drug and rehabilitation center, hours in what U.S. sources described Egypt's acting foreign minister. launched in response to intelligence She spent 17 months in the New Gromyko I will be able to say Asked specifically about another Israel's negotiator Dayan, who has she acts that there was more she tomorrow will relate to the SALT as a concerted effort to get the SALT Butros Ghali, said another Camp direct meeting between Sadat. Presi­ reports that guerrillas planned to Hope program and through the un­ been in Brussels since Wednesday for launch a strike into Israel from the should have known about me, but agreement." treaty ready for signing in time for David-style summit meeting could dent Carter and Israeli Prime derstanding, patience and tender, talks with Common Market sea. They gave no other details. there isn’t.” Carter declined to comment on the the hoped-for Carter-Brezhnev sum­ result from a successful round of Minister Menachem Begin. Ghali loving care of its staff, has found ministers, was hoping for a The last guerrilla attack on Israel Since coming to New Hope, possibility of a U.S.-Soviet summit Christmas weekend talks. said. "This may be a possibility." some solid ground now under her mit in mid-Januarv. breakthrough to end the deadlock in by sea, in March, produced the worst Alexandra has gained some of that In Israel, the government had no "We hope this (weekend's once-wobbly feet. negotiations with Egypt. Common terrorist incident in the Jewish state . self-confidence she feels she was To list all the attributes of New comment on the peace negotiations. meeting! is the beginning of a new Market sources said. Military sources endorsed Prime 11 guerrillas came ashore and com­ lacking. Her school grades have im­ Hope Manor would entail pages, but dialogue, because we are for In public Dayan kept to an official proved from Cs and Ds to As, and Indian Police Fire Minister Menachem Begin s defense dialogue." Ghali said. mandeered a bus in which 41 persons briefly, the program is multi-phased policy line. died and more than 80 others were she’s decided she wants to go to therapeutic approach which involves of strikes against southern Lebanon, But he also repeated Egypt's in­ “When I found out, 1 wanted to At a news conference Thursday, he wounded. college. drug route and ran away from home, itself in all areas of the girl’s life saying Wednesday's attack on three sistence that two issues must be drink and 1 started to. I left twice, saiH he was not authorized to submit "I like writing. I like being with not to return for a year. “I used all experience, including her present On Rampaging Mob suspected Arab guerrilla bases broke the first time for only 45 minutes. the heavy stuff. Knew pushers and up plans for a seaborne strike against people. Maybe I could be a family system and personal life NEW DELHI, India (UPl) - kindergarten teacher," she said wist­ Some girls split for two or three days my friends used drugs and I got into a goals. It is the goal of the program to son's business dealings in 1975 during Israel. at a time," she said. Police in southern India fired Friday fully. lot of bad connections. Thoughts of challenge each young girl to a her emergency rule. The Middle East negotiators in the “I came back. There is a sense of on a rampaging mob protesting the In the Indian capital. 300 persons Cleveland Sets Tax Vote Adjusting to life at New Hope was suicide were always on my mind," productive life-style in which she will Belgian capital — Egypt's Prime closeness here. I knew everybody jailing of former Prime Minister In­ difficult, she admits. “But, I’ve she said. find self-worth and the value of were arrested when they tried to Minister Mustafa Khalil and Israeli CLEVELAND (UPIl - The by the council Friday and vowed to existing general revenue funds, cared what happened to me and I dira Gandhi. Two persons were killed never run into any real problems. I Since her rape. Liberty has never friendship. march in a procession defying a Foreign Minister Moshe Dayan — Cleveland City Council voted Friday oppose the light plant sale issue— ac- which are expected to last until after wondered what the others would and nine others injured in the violent guess I started at the beginning and been able to be civil to boys. “I know It offers a wholistic approach to police ban. said little as they awaited Vance s to call a special election Feb. 27 and cusing Cleveland Electric the first of the year. think of me for leaving," Flash said. protests. went forward. It became so impor­ it’s something I have to get over, but therapeutic involvement, designed to An estimated 30,000 persons are arrival from strategic arms limita­ ask voters to approv- a 0.5 percent Illuminating Co. of trying to "steal" At that time, if no more money is "1 haven't had a drink in five Police said the mob at Arvi in tant to me to make it (New Hope) I just don’t have anything to say to address individual issues, the family Reported to have been arrested in the tion talks in Switzerland. city income tax increase and sell the the facility. available, Kucinich said he would months, but there's been lots of Maharashtra State set fire to several work for me. I knew I had to do good them. I can't communicate. I sup­ system and peer group associations. past four days across the country for Vance's meetings with Soviet city's debt-ridden Municipal Light But CEI, in a statement late have to lay off 2,000 city employees, times I wanted one. Sometimes I houses adjacent to the police station to work my life out. pose, in time. I'll learn to cope, but Parent groups are held weekly to violence, arson and defiance of bans Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko Plant to save the city from possible Thursday, said it might not even be including half the police and think I don't want to be back out. but and tried to set a gas pump on fire. Alexandra had previously done not now." aid the parents in discussion and on demonstrations. India news were extended to Saturday and the financial ruin. interested in buying the light plant. firefighting forces. then again my school work has really One person was kill^ when police volunteer work at a convalescent Two months after entering the resolution of issues particular to the reports said. exact time of the Middle East But an angry Mayor Dennis CEI President Karl Rudolph accused But the mayor said if the council caught up and I think I’d like to go fired on a rioting mob of Mrs. home and when a paying job became New Hope program. Liberty “split" parental roles. The Indian parliament heard Kucinich said the six banks holding Kucinich of "harassing" the utility approved the measure putting up city into special education work. Perhaps Gandhi's supporters at Cuddapah important, she washed dishes in a and went home. There are certain levels of ac­ another political squabble Friday in­ $15.5 million in notes would not and the banks, and noted that CEI income tax receipts as collateral, he at a rehabilitation center," she said. town in the southern Andhra Pradesh restaurant. “My mother was all upset 'cause complishment within the program volving Prime Minister Morarji refinance the debts unless the council had made no formal offer to buy the would be able to cancel three-fourths Flash says she wants to do state. A junior in school, she was she thinks my father is seeing structure, and when a resident feels A youthful resident climbs the stairs heading to her room and Desai and his chief foe. Char/n also approved an ordinance plant in the past year. of the proposed layoffs, everything she can do to help her another woman. I went home and a little quiet studying. A boy was crushed to death in a Singh, former home minister who Obituaries guaranteeing that city income tax scheduled to leave New Hope on she has completed the requirements stampede at Dharmavaram Railway However, CEI has warned on past Kucinich has opposes the sale of Friday. relationship with her parents. made my brothers clean the house was forced to resign from the cabinet receipts will be used as collateral for occasions it was not interested in the Municipal Light Plant to CEI and personal goals of a particular Station, in the southern Tamil Nadu “I have a brother in college and he “I’m going home for Christmas,” for her. Then 1 came back. I missed level, she may request that she be ad­ for publicly accusing Desai of James F*. Kenney the refinancing. purchasing the light system, and then because he contends it would create she said happily. “But, wouldn't you the place. " ' state when a mob, shouting pro- delaying legal action against Mrs. and my mother and I are going to vanced to a higher level. ELLINGTON — James P. Kenney. Kucinich called a special council reyersed itself. When asked about an electricity monopoly in the know, rny father has to work Christ­ "Even now, when my mother com­ Juanita Nibbs serves as secretary, Indira Gandhi slogans raided the sta­ Gandhi. Florida to see my grandmother,” she The Summit School at New Hope 37. of 4 Lanz Lane died Friday at meeting for Tuesday morning when Rudolph's comment. Kucinich said. Greater Cleveland area. Council mas Day." es to see me she tells me her “Currently, New Hope Manor is at tion and set fire to a warehouse. Singh asked Desai last March to said excitedly. has been in existence since March Rockville General Hospital. He was he will ask city lawmakers to ap­ “I've heard that song too many members argue it should be sold Lilierly problems, but I say. "Ma, I can't full capacity with 15 residents and we The day's death toll raised to 16 the appoint an inquiry commission to in­ She says she has been trying to 1973. It is a fully accredited and have a waiting list,” Weber said. number of persons killed in clashes the husband of Mrs. Irene Averill prove "the final step" necessary to times." because it loses money. build up a good relationship with her With a history as a user of heavy help. I’ve got problems of my own to Herald vestigate corruption charges against lift Cleveland out of default on the licensed facility by the Connecticut What can the community do to help since Mrs. Gandhi's supporters Kenney. The city defaulted on the $15,5 mother, but when she returns from drugs, a runaway, a victim of rape, work out." Department of Education which Photo Feature Kanti Desai. the only son of the Mr. Kenney was born Sept. 29.1941 bank loans. million in banks notes Dec. 15. and with suicidal tendencies, 16-year- What lies ahead for Liberty? Well, these youngsters and New Hope E launched their "fill the jails" protest East Hartford the trip, she will go to a foster home maintains close contact with each prime minister. The mayor also argued there were old Liberty came to New Hope Manor in its efforts? Money always By drive. in Pasadena. Calif., and had lived in bringing Cleveland close to bankrupt­ and enter a new school in a new city. she has a lot of schooling to catch up resident’s community educational Desai rejected Singh's allegations "loopholes " in the legislation passed Fire Calls Manor five months ago. helps. The former prime minister was Washington. D.C.. before coming to cy. The city has been operating on “My mother says she isn't quite on, having only obtained credits program. Strempfer and said there also were allegations An attractive girl with dark "But there are other things,” expelled from parliament and Ellington eight years ago. He was ready for me yet. She’s all confused through eighth grade. Joanne Stowell of Andover is ad­ of corruption against Singh's son-in- employed as data processing produc­ flashing eyes. Liberty said, "I spent "I plan to finish school," she said. Weber said. “Furniture, food and ordered jailed on charges she tried to law. Friday, 10:31 a.m —first aid. 5 Brent- about the divorce I guess. And, well. ministrative director at New Hope things young women would enjoy, are cover up an investigation into her tion manager at Advo-System Inc., moor Road. I’ll just have to wait and see.” time at Elmcrest, a pyschiatric "I'd like to go to college and become and counselors are Valerie Hurteau, clinic, and at Long Lane (a State always helpful. And it gives them a Hartford. He previously had been Stocks Gain Again Fridav. 10:32 a.m.—first aid. 7 Linden Flash a doctor. I want to reach my goals. Lauren Siembab, Lynne Gordon and St. Correctional Center)." good feeling that others are sharing employed at Sperry Univac. Wind­ Having a premature alcoholic in a But, I especially want to have a good Melissa Pappas. Bonnie Coma is NEW YORK (UPI) - Stocks Friday, 1:07 p.m—car fire on Governor “The first day I came here, I and caring, too," he said. sor. He was an Air Force veteran of about 20 points after Monday's 17.84- family where there are no alcholics relationship with my parents. I'm special education teacher and Burnside Methodists the Korean Conflict. scored their fourth consecutive gain point plunge that was sparked by Street ramp. C Friday with a holiday present from Fridav. 2:30 p.m —first aid. 42 Pattan He is also survived by a son. Sean OPEC's higher-than-expected oil St. Patrick Kenney, at home: two the government that indicated con­ price hike. Plan January Events sumer prices have slackened. Pre­ Friday. 8:22 p.m.—brush fire. 5 Main daughters. Mystica L. Kenney and The New York Stock Exchange in­ St., rear of Putnam Plaza. mailed in mid-January to members Jennifer S. Kenney, both at home: holiday trading was moderate. dex rose 0.88 to 53.77 and the price of east HARTFORD - Burnside The Dow Jones industrial average, Friday. 8:30 p.m—car accident at of the 'congregation in order to his parents. Thomas M. Kenney of a share added 49 cents. Advances Pitkin Street and Route 2. United Methodist Church has an­ which gained 1,13 Thursday, jumped evaluate the program. Albuquerque. N.M., and Mrs, routed declines, 1,201 to 323. among Fridav, 8:56 p.m—first aid. 497 Palm nounced its plans for January events. 13.68 points to 808.47, That was the Holy Communion will be On Tuesday. Jan, 16. the church Madeleine Kenney of Kingston. the 1.879 issues traded at 4 p.m. EST. St. Mass.: a brother. Joseph M. Kenney biggest advance since it gained the Big Board volume totaled 23.790.- Friday. 9:22 p.m —odor of smoke. 380 celebrated on Sunday, Jan. 7. On will hold its Annual Church same amount on Dec.5. Conference. The meeting will begin of Bellham, Mass.; and two sisters 000 shares, compared with 28.670.000 Forest k. Saturday. Jan. 6, an all-church plan­ The closelv watched average added ning retreat will be held at Hartford at 6:30 p.m. with a covered dish Mrs. Mary M. Blasi of Kingston. traded Thursdav. Friday. 9:33 p.m—first aid. Burnside 3.12 for the week overall, climbing Avenue and Clark Street Seminary from 9 a.m, to 4 p.m. All supper. The Rev. John Parker, Mass., and Miss Patricia A, Kenney youth and adults are invited to attend superintendent of Western of Dover. N.H. to make plans for 1979. The retreat Massachusetts-Connecticut Valley The funeral is Tuesday at 9:15 a m will be led by Dr. Douglas Lewis, a District, will conduct the business from White-Gibson-Small Funeral Area Police Report member of the staff of the Hartford portion of the meeting. Home. 65 Elm St.. Rockville, with a Seminary Foundation, At that time, officers for 1979 will mass at the Church of St. Luke at 10 be elected and the program goals Burial will be in Ellington Center SOUTH WINDSOR — Police reported a two-car acci­ January concludes the church's adopted. All members are urged to Cemetery. dent Friday afternoon in front of 514 Foster St There two-year parish development come and p articip ate in the Friends may call at the funeral were no injuries, police said. There were no further program with Hartford Seminary. A fellowship and decision-making home Saturday from 7 to 9 and Sun­ details available. random sample questionnaire will be process. day from 2 to 4 p.m. There will be a prayer service Saturday at 8 p.m. at VERNON — Charles M. Sewall, 54, of Stafford Springs T o oir lojal friends the funeral home. was charged with driving under the influence of liquor or Stopped School Buses The family suggests that any drugs, or both, and evading responsibility, police said. A New Hope resident, at left, listens to tion serving the Greater Hartford area is memorial gifts may be made to the Sewall was arrested after, striking a utility pole on Botli old and non music performed by members of the Peace funded by CETA and coordinated by Bill Ellington Recreation Department, in Prospect Street, Rockville, and leaving the scene, . Train, Stacy Phillips, and Peter Craig. The Ferns. Subject for Warning care of Robert Tedford. at the police said. Court date, Jan. 2. Onr best nisbos group, a non-profit community arts organiza­ 2 Ellington Town Hall. EAST HARTFORD — Complaints sees a yellow school bus, they should TOLLAND — State police reported a four-car accident from school bus drivers have instinctively react with caution." Friday at 6:57 p.m. on Interstate 86 eastbound between For a M IRIF CIRISTHi prompted the coordinator for Ms, Levinson said. "When the school Crash Injury Exits 98 and 99. Police had no further information. transportation for the school system bus is stopped with its lights flashing, The Tolland Fire Department was called to a car fire to issue a warning to drivers who ig­ the driver should come to a complete Fatal to Boy Friday at 4:08 p.m. on Interstate 86 on the westbound nore the flashing signals of stopped stop. lane east of Exit 98. 1: ;■ school buses. “Even the most careful children EAST HARTFORD — Police said M m iliiJ im Automobile drivers must stop from time to time can be unpredic­ that a Marlborough youth who was VERNON — The Vernon Rescue Squad and ambulance 3 when a school bus is stopped and its table in their movements, especially involved in an automobile accident responded to a call for an auto accident on Route 83, lights are flashing, said Miriam younger children." she said. which occurred Monday night on Talcottville, in front of the Cine theaters. The Tolland Levinson, coordinator of transporta­ “Drivers must take that into con­ Roberts Street, died Friday after­ County Mutual Aid had no further information except ' m tion. sideration whenever they see a noon in Hartford Hospital. that there were minor injuries. In a recent meeting with school of­ school bus. David Surnik. 14. of 12 Park Road ficials. bus drivers complained many “The violation of the law and its was one of two persons thrown from BOLTON — At 6:16 p.m. Friday, the Bolton Rescue \ cars fail to stop when a school bus is penalties are very minor compared the vehicle. The other person. David Squad and the Manchester Ambulance Co. were called to loading or unloading students. Ms. with the consequences the driver Foley. 17, of 22 Oak St.. Marlborough, the scene of a truck rollover on Route 44A in front of the Levinson said. would incur if his or her car injures died in the crash. A-1 gas station. No other information was available. H, ,1 UJ "When a driver of an automobile or kills a child," she said. The 16-year-old driver of the car. Robert W. Cote, 16. of 8 Park Road. East Hartford, was released from Tolland Boy Drowns Hartford Hospital Wednesday. Library Schedule Set Police are continuing tlieir in­ TOLLAND — A young boy drowned in the Skungamaug At fiiegnti vestigation of the accident. EAST HARTFORD - The River on Route 74 Friday afternoon while playing with Friday, Dec, 29. the EHHS and his older brother. following is the schedule for all the Penney High libraries will be closed. libraries in East Hartford. The two libraries will also be closed State police said that Victor E. Brooks, 5. of 15 445 Hartford Rd. All libraries will be closed Monday, Saturday. Lottery Skungamaug Rqad, Tolland, was playing with his brother Dec. 25, East Hartford High School All libraries will be closed Monday. f about 2:30 p.m. when the victim fell unnoticed into the and Penney High libraries will be Jan. 1. river. The tolland Fire Department and the Tolland Mamdiester Ambulance were called to the scene, police said, and closed Tuesday, Dec. 26. The libraries refer to Raymond, HARTFORD — The winning { On Wednesday and Thursday. Dec. attempts to revive him were unsuccessful. He was 647-9997 647- 9998• Jerry Weber, clinical director, and Joanne Manor, discuss current programs at the Hockanum, Wickham. EHHS and number drawn Friday in the Connec­ I Trimming the tree at New Hope Manor. 27 and 28, all libraries will be open. Penney High. ticut daily lottery was 753. pronounced dead on arrival at the Rockville General I Stowell. administrative director at New Hope Manchester drug and rehabilitation center. Hospital, police said. nMWfCBiaflKMMlIMKIleilMffBlifitlWIMMIlMCBCai PAGE SIXTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Sat . Dec. 23. 197«

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Manchester, Conn., Sat., Dec. 23, 1978- PAGE SEVENTEEN Northwest 52 Conard 60 Portland 60 Wethersfield 77 Four Whalers Rocky Hill 63 Herald East Catholic 46 Manchester 44 Cheney Tech 46 East Hartford 60 WHA All-Stars Bolton 44 Miami^s Towle Has Plan Angle Earl Yost Eagles Blow Lead, Sports Editor To Stop Earl Campbell MIAMI (UPI) - Miami juries including a bad knee, said (painkiller) shot,” said Miami coach Looking Ahead The latter was also confident that been much different than others, Campbell will be the key again Sun­ Don Shula. “Then we’ll see how he i pro boxing would be featured with Dolphin linebacker Steve with all the No. Is who have gotten Looking ahead, hopefully to the day. feels.” first week in January of 1980, Frank Sugar Ray Leonard in at least one ti­ Towle says he has figured out a “The thing that beat ’em last time hurt,” he said. “Being ready — that’s tle bout. way to stop Houston Oiler run­ “I’m ready if I what I’m here for.” Russo, manager of the Hartford was Earl, and the offensive line, and have to play,” says In case you forgot, the coliseum Northwest Victors Civic Center, reported this week that ning back Earl Campbell — controlling the football,” Pastorini backup Don Strock, an attractive schedule has been roof collapsed last January 18. hang on for dear life and holler said. “I think if we can do that again, who turned in solid Another Miami question mark is arranged, provided the new coliseum for help. the passing game will follow. performances guard Larry Little, who is hobbling By GARY GRABO\\ SKI The Indians erased a three-point "They connected from the line. roof is compleed. “If the runnin’ game is established, Notes Off the Cuff "The first guy has to get ahold of while starting around with a sore knee and ankle. third quarter deficit. 37-34 and out- "We'll open officially with a con­ I wouldn’t look to throw more than 15 (aOrret)ponHt*nl That was it. ' I'm not upset with our still to be located is John Treacy’s something and wait for help. You seven games this scored their opponents 18-9 in the cert attraction Jan. 2. The Whalers times. We just want to turn Earl For three quarters last performance. Our kids played their entry for the 1978 Five Mile Road year while Griese final chapter for the win. will be playing Jan. 3 and college can’t knock him down,” Towle said. loose on them and try to keep the ball night. East Catholic High hearts out I'm proud of the team,” Race in Manchester. The winner ap­ “The first time we played him, well, was out with a knee “The knee’s loosened up a little bit Indian Norman Bailey was the big hockey will be featured Jan. 4-5. away from them,” Pastorini said. Penders said parently competed without being of­ he was a rookie and I guess we injury. and right now its 50-50 whether I’ll looked as if it was going to gun scoring 16 points pulling down a “There will be two attractions Jan. The Dolphins can be expected to East owned a lead after each the ficially entered through no fault of thought a few big hits might in­ “ I ’m s u re play or not. I won’t really know until knock a taller Northwest squad dozen rebounds. 6, an AAU indoor track meet in the concentrate on stopping Campbell to first three quarters. They led 16-13 his own but someone who served on timidate im. everybody realizes this season has game time,” Little said Friday. "We wanted to get the ball inside afternoon and a Whalers’ hockey force the Oilers to throw, hoping a from the unbeatan ranks. For after the first chapter and 29-25 at the the committee ... Did you know that “Obviously that didn’t happen..” to him .” said Northwest Coach half, game at night. The Ice Capades will below-par Pastorini or rookie backup three quarters, the Eagles Gordie Howe’s father was bom in Campbell ran for 199 yards and Charlie Larson. "Bailey has been hit­ then move in for 10 performances.” Gifford Nielsen won’t get the job played an intense game of Mark Murphy was the big gun for Milwaukee? Howe revealed this of four touchdowns in Houston’s 35-30 ting 70 percent of his shots. We The handsome director added that done. East as he hit a game-high 25 points. his father during a recent interview. win in the Astrodome Nov. 20, and basketball which paid off hadn't been getting the ball inside to the seating capacity for basketball “I’m prepared to start every week. Pete Kiro added 13 for the losers. The elder Howe resides in will be trying to do it again Sunday in Top Seeded Vilas Upset where it counts most — on the him enough. will be 16,000, 16,600 for theater per­ I’ll be better prepared to start this The Indians were led by Bailey’s Saskatchewan where Gordie was the Dolphin-Oiler scoreboard. "But I'm happy with the win. East formances. week,” says Nielsen, the former 16. Tro^-=ftoely added 15 while born March 31, 1928 ... Tim Sheehy,- AFC wild card SYDNEY, Australia (UPI) - Goose Creek, Texas. is a good team. "Hand rails will be installed in the Brigham Young star. “I’m sure of But in the end, the visiting Indians Ulysses Garcia:j>6ipped in with 11. working hard to get back with the playoff game. He American Sherwood Stewart shocked “There’s not much you can do East Coach Jim Penders agreed aisles and the number of restrooms one thing. There won't be as much from Northwest used their height ad­ East took some satisfaction as its Whalers, has been moved from Utica finished the season top seed Guillermo Vilas of Argen­ when you come up against a guy who with Larson’s analysis saying that will be tripled. Additional concession diversification in our game plan as vantage to post a come-from-behind jayvee squad scored a 79-44 victory. to Springfield in the American with 1,450 yards, tina, 6-2, 7-6, Friday in a quarterfinal continually paces you,” Vilas said. 2 the Indians’ height advantage was a stands will be featured as well as there would be if Dan were playing.” 52-46 win Over the host East five. Hockey League ... Jim Bouton has match of the $^,000 New South “But I didn’t come to Sydney to live much improved lighting,” he added. becoming the first On the other side. Dolphin quarter­ Northwest raised its record to 4-0 factor. Wales Open tennis championships. for just this one week in my life. I .Nar)hut-nt (n2f While all seats in the original replaced Ron Swoboda as a rookie to lead NFL back Bob Griese hasn’t been able to with the win while the Eagles slipped “We don't realty have a big man. The result was a blow to promotors came to practice on grass for next Bailey 7 2-3 16. Brown 2 0-0 4, Garcia 3 coliseum were red, the new seats wili sportscaster in New York. rushers since Jim practice this week because of painful to 2-2. That's why we used a zone,” Penders 5-5 11. Cazetta 0 04) 0. Neely 5 5-6 15 but kept pace with the rash of upsets year.” Brown in 1957. bruised ribs, but is expected to start. Northwest was able to win from said. Bisson 1 4-8 6. Totals 18 16-22 52. be in various colors. in which all but one of the top 13 After breezing past the Argenti­ Black Book Notes Houston Oiler The question on both quarterbacks is the foul line where it converted 16 Penders, though, had no quaims Ku'^l Cailmlir (-16) “We will place an emphasis on seeds were eliminated. nian in the first set, the two players r 4 ^ . quarterback Dan how long they’ll be able to go. ’Pi ‘ free throws while the Eagles scored about his team’s performance. He Murphy 12 1-2 25. Kiro 61-113, Venora 2 women’s athletes performing. Just for the record the New York Vilas had no answer to the held service in the second before Pastorini, who “He’ll go right up to game time, only two points from the charity said the difference was at the free 0-0 4, Pagani 1 0-0 2, King 1 0-12, Gay 0 04) Women’s professional basketball will Giants have a waiting list in excess blistering services from Stewart, a Vilas broke through Stewart in the 0, Atwater 0 04) 0. Totals 22 2-3 46 expects to start despite multiple in­ then we’ll see if he has to take a stripe in three tries. throw line. be featur^. of 14,000 who want to purchase 33-year-old former soldier from 11th game. 3 “The Boston Celtics will be back season tickets. All 76,600 seats were The American immediately broke for one date a month, January sold out this fall although for several back to take the next game and force through April, next year,” Russo games there were more than 10,000 a tiebreaker which he won seven noted. Conard Girls no-shows ... The latest all-football points to five. The new coliseum, which has seen team to reach the desk was the Game of Similarities, Form er U.S. national under-17 Beat Indians the work being done on schedule, will NFL’s all-white team and the all­ champion, Tim Wilkinson, beat South feature scoreboards at each side in­ black squad. How silly can you get? African Davis Cupper Bernie Mitton stead of in the center which was the All-American squads are a dime a 7-5, 6-7, 6-1 in reaching Saturday’s (Herald photo by Stempfer) Superior height was the main fac­ case before. Also, message boards dozen at this time of the year as just semifinals. tor last night as undefeated Conard and screens for instant replays will as ridiculous ... Final season figures Sunday^s NFL Playoff Bird's Eye View of Conard-Manchester Action High's girls’ basketball team made be erected to help make events more show 1,001,590 fans visited the Hart­ interesting and entertaining. and a second wild card team added in Manchester High its sixth straight ford Jai-AIai fronton during the re­ ATLANTA (UPI) - It which ranks third in the NFC in While the Whalers will be the chief each conference this season, neither victim by a score of 58-33. cent completed season, the betting shapes up as a game of rushing, to come out running Sunday, tenant, Russo said UConn basketball total was $67,097,760 for 223 perfor­ Atlanta nor Philadelphia would have The winners jumped off to a com­ but said St. Louis’ success in passing games, plus the UConn Classic, as mances. The fourth season in Hart­ similarities Sunday when reached the playoffs. manding 24-6 margin in the first / (23-42-348) last Indians Scrap, Claw period and held a 40-18 edge at inter­ well as the Aetna World Cup will ford opens April 5 ... One man’s Atlanta hosts the Philadelphia As it is, neither of the wildcard Sunday when the SPORTS return and possibly the United opinion: Wilt Chamberlain is foolish teams is expected to make it to the mission. After three periods, the host Eagles in the Falcons’ first Cardinals beat the Technologies Tennis Classic if a NFC championship. If Atlanta wins, SLATE school enjoyed a 55-21 advantage. at age 42 to try a comeback in the ever National Footbal League Falcons 42-21, suitable field can be guaranteed. the Falcons would have to play at Kathy Cermola’s 19 points, which NBA. He’s been staying in shape playoff game. might give the : Weekend TV Sporta Hartford will host the 1981 World playing volleybail. Can you imagine a Dallas. If Philadelphia wins, the But Conard Prevails included eight baskets, led Conard's The opposing quarterbacks, for in­ Eagles other ideas. Today attack with Cathy D'Apice tossing in Figure Skating Championships which 7-footer spiking or blocking a spike? Eagles would have to play in Los will get coast to coast coverage on stance, will be Steve Bartkowski of Angeles. Bennett said he ^ NHL: 1 Bruina va. Sabrea, Ch.38 By LEN AUSTER answered points. Manchester, ip con­ followed by senior forward A1 Jones, 11 points for runner-up offensive ... Thanks to those who forwarded was concerned NCAA Football: 1:30 — Sun Bowl: the Wide World of Sports. “ We season greeting cards to this desk ... the Falcons and Ron Jaworski of the Critics have questioned whether trast, turned the ball over twice and who pumped in 12 markers before honors. about the ability of Maryland va. Texaa, Ch.8,40 Herald SporlB>«nter expect 100,000 people to watch this Merry Christmas to all readers of Eagles. A Polish heritage is not their Atlanta, which lost three of its last missed five floor shots, winding up 3- fouling out late in the fourth quarter. Best in defeat for Manchester with Atlanta’s defensive NCAA Football: 3:30 — Lil>erty While no coach is happy at event,” Russo said. The Herald. only similarity. Bartkowski has five games, or Philadelphia, which for-17 in the stanza. Two Chieftains and one Indian exited nine points was Lynne Wright. Cindy passed for 2,489 yards and Jaworski backs, all under six Bowl: Miaaouri va. LSU, Ch.8,40 losing, Manchester High The Indians rallied in the second with five fouls in the physically Minis added eight points and Mary lost two of its last three, deserve to Football: 8 — Tangerine Bowl: for 2,487 while leading their teams to be in the playoffs. feet, to cover 6-foot-8 Eagles Basketball Coach Doug Pear­ session behind Ron Apter’s 10 points demanding contest. Neubelt six. The locals' record • - - f e - receiver Harold Carmichael and also Pittaburgh va. North Carolina matching 9-7 records. “ We both got here because we had son had to be encouraged to narrow the gap to 32-25 at the in­ Apter, coming off the bench, paced stands at 2-3. m - about the running of Wilbert Slate, Ch.38 Philadelphia, which has former the best records among those teams termission. But the Chieftains out- Manchester with 16 points, 12 in the Twenty-four turnovers hurt the In­ so itr ^ -.1 Montgomery who gained 1,220 yards NBA: 9 — Knicka va. Kockela, seeing his cagers scrap and Falcons head coach Marion which didn’t win their divisions,” scored the locals, 12-4, in the first first half. John Haslett added 10 dian cause. during the regular season. Ch.9 claw before succumbing, 60-44, Campbell as defensive coordinator, says Atlanta Coach Leeman Bennett. five minutes of the second half to markers for the locals. Six-foot-8 Down by nine points with 1:45 A sellout crowd of close to 60,000 is Sunday to CCIL foe Conard High last hasn’t been in a playoff since 1960 “Talk about us not deserving to be stretch the margin to 44-29. Peter Ginouves, while scoring only 8 remaining, the local jayvees nearly expected for Sunday’s game (12:30 Golf: Noon — Dramatic Momenta when Norm Van here is far from the truth. Sure, we night before a meager Manchester tallied the opening points for Conard, dominated the pulled the first game out of the fire, p.m. est), the first NFC playoff ever of the Year, Ch.8,40 Brocklin, another had some luck with the last four wins audience at Clarke Arena. points of the final canto to close the backboards with 19 rebounds along losing by one point, 33-32. held in the South. former Falcons all coming in the final seconds), but NFL: 12:30—Philadelphia va. The triumph keeps the West gap to 9 points, 46-37, but Conard with swatting away several Tribe Lois Hughes hooped 12 points for head coach, Atlanta, Ch. 22, 30 spurted, extending its lead down the shots from in close. Manchester which has a 3-2 won-lost most of our success has to be Hartford-based Chieftains in the un­ quarterbacked the credited to a lot of hard work.” Can-Am Bound Tennia: 2 — Junior Davia Cup, defeated ranks at 4-0 while the Silk stretch from the charity stripe as the Conard also took the jayvee con­ record. Eagles to the NFL Ch.57 desperate Indians were forced into a test, 66-58. Pat Silver (15), Jim Eagles Coach Dick Vermeil agrees PROVIDENCE, R.I. (UPI) - Towners drop to 1-3. Next action for Conard (58) championship. Thi with Bennett. NFL: 4 — Miami va. Iloualon, Manchester is Wednesday against fouling situation. Florence (12) and Jamie Gallagher Greene 0 0-0 0, Dallmeyer 1 0-0 2, is Atlanta’s first Brown University senior offensive Ch.22,30 "We played hard, we played pretty (12) paced the young Indians, now 2- Skenderian 2 (M) 4, Carlson 0 0-0 0, “I’m not embarrassed to take a team guard Bob F o rs^r has been picked to crosstown East Cathoiic at the appearance in its ,to Atlanta with nine wins,” said Monday Elagles' Nest at 8 o’ciock. well: I’m not disappointed,” Pearson 2. B’Apice 4 3-3 11, Cermola 8 3-4 19, Foto 4 13-year history. play in the Canadian-American Bowl Football: 3 — Peach Bowl: 0- 2 8, Clough 20-04, Rahn 0 04) 0, Griffin 3 Vermeil, who had a 5-9 record last "We hustied, we worked hard. stated. Canard (60) If the NFL Game on Jan. 6 in Tampa, Fla. The 6- Georgia Tech va. Purdue, Ch.3 If anything, Manchester's shooting Sundstrom 3 0-0 6, A. Jones 5 2-2 12, 1- 2 7, McKeman 11-2 3. Totals 25 8-15 58. year. “It’s a great feeling of ac­ foot-4, 245-pound lineman is the first With the exception of two three- Manrhenler '(33) season had not Football: 3:30 — Fieata Bowl: from the field again was its downfall. Ginouves 3 2-5 8, Arel 2 0-04, Morron 6 4-7 complishment.” Brown player going to a post-season minute spans, I think we piayed them Tilden 0 0-0 0, Gustafson 1 0-2 2, L. been extended from 14 to 16 games Bennett expects Phiiadelphia, Arkanaaa va. UCLA, Ch.22,30 pretty even," voiced an encouraged The Indians were a poor 16-for-60 16, Yarum 0 0-0 0, Dubiel 2 2-6 6, M. Jones all-star game since 1952. NBA: 4 — Knicka va. 76era, Ch.3 1 2-2 4, Urban 1 0-0 2, Matbieu 1 00 2, Neubelt 1 04) 2, Millis 4 0-2 8, Cheney 10-0 Pearson. "Conard showed it has a from the floor while the Chieftains 2, M. Neubelt 3 0-2 6, Brown 104) 2, Ivory were 24-for-46. Conard turned the Murpby 0 02 0. Totals 24 12-24 60 good team and we battled them Manrheairr (44) 0 04) 0, Wright 3 3-4 9, Connors 0 2-3 2. hard.” ball over 26 times against 18 tur­ ToUls 14 5-11 33. novers for Manchester. Haslett 5 00 10, Koepsel 1 2-2 4, Ander­ Purdue Favored Against Georgia Tech Conard had a slim 11-9 lead with son 0 OO 0, Adamy 0 2-3 2, Apter 5 6-8 16, Backcourt standout Scott Morron three minutes remaining in the first Reiser 2 1-2 5, Coben 1 OO 2, Lovell 21-35, ATLANTA (UPI) - The Purdue yards against Air Force and 1,562 in practice time because of his injury. touchdowns this past season, and quarter when it ripped off 8 un­ paced the Chieftains with 16 points Kennison 0 OO 0. Totals 16 12-18 44 .m : Boilermakers, appearing in only .4 all this past season, sprained his “Eddie Lee has been running runningbacks John Macon and their second post-season game in the ankle in the Yellow Jackets’ final better, although he still can’t cut, and Russell Pope, who have combined for 90 years they’ve been playing inter­ regular-season game and the outlook it looks like he’ll be able to some in nearly 1,500 yards on the ground, collegiate football, are slight for him playing against Purdue has the Peach Bowl,” said Rodgers who feature a balanced offense. favorites over Georgia Tech for Mon­ Injury-Riddled Tech Skying for Rebound not been go^. switched flanker Bucky Shamburger, Macon is scheduled to start Mon­ day’s Peach Bowl and those odds Tech Coach Pepper Rodgers, in­ East Catholic’s Pete Kiro (24) reaches to the heavens for a former quarterback, to tailback as day but probably will share playing should widen if Eddie Lee Ivery sisting he doesn’t want to jeopardize Ivery’s replacement. time with understudy Wallace Jones rebound in action last night against Northwest Catholic at makes no more than a token Loser to Portland INGEMAR STENMARK Ivery’s future in the pros, says the The Boilermakers, paced by 6-foot- who rushed for 103 yards in the final Eagles’ Nest. (Herald photo by Strempfer) appearance. 200-pound senior “probably will play 5 sophomore quarterback Mark game of the season after Macon Two starters were out of the lineup as injury-riddled Cheney Ivery, the Georgia Tech tailback some” at a flanker position but said Herrmann who completed 140 of 250 pulled up lame. Tech fell to visiting Portland High, 60-46, in COC basketball ac­ who rushed for an NCAA-record 356 Ivery was unable to get in much passes for 1,738 yards and 12 Peach Bowl officials have had dif­ tion last night at the Beavers’ gym. Stenmark Notes ficulty drumming up interest in Mon­ The Highlanders and Techmen Rocky Hill Tops Bolton day’s game and the prospect of Ivery each sport 2-2 marks. quarter when Portland opend up its not playing hasn’t helped. Ticket lead. sales for the game (1 p.m. est) had Portland led 10-9 after one quarter Never leading by less than 10 teammate Reggie Simmons chipping Athletic Recruiting Violations and opened the margin to 34-25 at the Dave Gustamachio led all scorers, Double Triumph already been hampered by (1) it points in'the third quarter. Rocky in 15 points. Jim Kowalyshyn had a intermission. The Highlanders ran for Cheney with a game-high 24 being played on Christmas Day, (2) it Hill High registered a 63-44 COC game-high 26 points for the Bulldogs into foul trouble in the first half but points to go along with 13 rebounds. KRANJSKA GORA, Yugoslavia (UPI) — Ingemar Stenmark To Be Probed by Army Officials being played 24 hours after the Atlan­ basketball win over homestanding with Brad Smith adding 9 tallies. the Beavers couldn’t convert, hitting Blayne Cohen chipped in 11 points of Sweden won his second World Cup race in 24 hours Friday by ta Falcons meet the Philadelphia Bolton High last night. Eagles in Atlanta’s first pro playoff, only 5 of 16 attempts from the 15-foot and 7 rebounds to the Techmen ef­ Rocky Hill (63) winning the giant slalom ahead of Switzerland’s Peter Luescher, sonal calls that reached $950 in one case; and The Terriers evened their mark at NEW YORK (UPI) - The Superinten­ and (3) an inability by hometown charity stripe in the inital 18 fort. Dixon 4-1-9, McLeod 9-1-19, McMahon 2- exceeded by three or four the number of off-campus 2-2 in the conference and stand 2-3 his strongest rival for the World Cup trophy. dent of the United States Military Georgia Tech to sell more than 5,000 minutes. 2-6, Simmons 7-115, Spellman 24)-4, Bento recruiters permitted by the NCAA. overall. Bolton is winless in four out­ 1-2-4, Connolly 14)-2, Rooney 1-0-2, Scarpa The triple World Cup winner defied Academy appointed the head of the tickets. ings. A spokesman at the NCAA’s headquarters in 1-0-2. Totals 28-7-63. heavy fog and poor visibility to clock school’s law department Friday to in­ The bowl itself had sold barely 18,- “We didn’t cash in from the line at Portland (60) Rocky Hill led 15-6 after one Bollon (44) fastest times in both heats for an new scoring ruies which allocate ad- j Shawnee Mission, Kan., said Smith’s accusations 000 tickets by midweek, nearly 6,000 all," stated Tech Coach Phil Anderson 3-2-8, Manning 3-1-7, Gubilee quarter and spread the margin to 28- Kowalyshyn 8-10-26, Sm ith 4-1-9, aggregate of 2 minutes 28.51 seconds, dltional World Cup points to the 10 ii vestigate charges of widespread athletic would be reviewed. shy of the number the NCAA said it Crockett. “Apparently there were some problems with the 4-2-10, McGinn 9-1-19, Brochu 2-0-4, 19 at the intermission. It broke it, Ferguson 00-0, Beecher 3-1-7, Minicucci ahead of Luescher who clocked best finishers in the alpine combined, recruiting violations made by Homer must sell to stay in business after Turner 1-4-6, Fitzgerald 2-2-6, Steele 04)- sophistication of our accounting procedures concer­ open in the third canto when it raced 0-1-1, Warner 0-1-1. Totals 15-14-44 2:29.91 and Bojan Krizaj of the aggregate of a slalom and ] Smith, who was dismissed as Army’s foot­ this year. Portland ran its lead to 45-31 after 0. Totals 24-12-60. ning the recruiting program and we took corrective to a 46-30 advantage, never letting Yugoslavia 2:30.53. downhill competition. “Sales have started picking up a three quarters and was able to main­ ball coach two weeks ago. action where it was needed,” Forbus said. “But I the lead dip to less than 10 points “It was a difficult race because But his coach Hermann Nogler ad­ little and I’m more comfortable tain the advantage with its spread Chrni-y Tech (46) Smith, who first brought his allegations to the think we’re probably in super shape as far as the 3 East Freshmen mitted that Stenmark has started ' offense. "They ran it in the first half Kennon 1-3-5, Gustam achio 9-6-24, afterwards. snow conditions and visibility were Academy’s attention on Dec. 13, 1977, revealed the about meeting the NCAA downhill training on a remote slope NCAA goes. There were partial mistakes made but but we didn’t have to come out. When Cohen 4-3-11, Anderson 3-0-6, Eaton 04)4), Greg McLeod paced the winners changing very fast,” Stenmark said. charges publicly Thursday night and accused the requirement,” said Peach Bowl last week in Val Gardena, Italy, and none that constituted an advantage over another we had to come out after it they were Cable 04)4). Totals 17-12-46. with a game-high 19 points with Down Weaver "I hope to preserve my form for the Academy of covering up the original investigation executive director George Crumbley. important races after Christmas.” there was general belief that the school. I don’t think we’re in any violation of NCAA able to wind up shooting layups,” made a year ago. “But, I don’t feel more comfortable Keeping its unbeaten streak intact. Stenmark has now piled up a total Swede will enter one of the big rules.” about the thing being a tremendous Crockett cited. Lieut. Gen. Andrew Goodpaster, the Academy Forbus said the officer who headed the original East Catholic's freshman basketball of 31 wins in World Cup races during downhill races next month. success.” superintendent, named Col. Robert Berry, director investigation, Col. Edward Hart, has left the Cheney, which wound up 12-for-27 team nipped Weaver High in over­ his impressive career. He took the There will be three alpine com­ Purdue put together an 8-2-1 record of the Academy’s department of law, to head a Academy. Major General Raymond Murphy, Ar­ from the foul line against 12-for-15 Four Whalers Added time yesterday, 75-73, in Hartford. maximum of 50 World Cup points bined World Cup races next month this past season. probe into Smith's allegations and a review of last my’s athletic director, was in Philadelphia and un­ for Portland, was without starting John Askintowicz paced the young within 24 hours after he won the and Stenmark is expected to enter year’s investigation. available for comment, according to his office. forward Ed Lackard (ankle) and Eagles, now 50 for the season, with slalom here on Thursday, but still the downhill at Garmisch, West Ger­ “Academy officials believe most of the charges Smith, 47, was fired Dec. 4, two days after Navy Outstanding Athlete guard Maurice Harrison (hairline To WHA All-Stars 24 points with Brian Galligan chip­ trails Luescher in the World Cup many, on Jan. 27, since the track were contained in a report of December 1977,” said ping in 21 markers. John Honigman standings by 10 points. there is considered less difficult than beat Army for the fourth time in Smith’s five years NEW BRITAIN (UPI) - Inter­ fracture of thumb). are wingers. Lieut. Col. Jere Forbus, an Academy spokesman. Four members of the New England and Chris Ciszewski each added 9 Luescher, who unlike Stenmark those at Wengen, Switzerland, and as coach and also two days after Smith’s brother. national marathon runner Bill No member of the Whalers was “The cumulative results of Berry’s investigation "Lack of co-ordination is hurting Whalers have been added to the tallies for East. also competes in downhill races, Dean, was killed in an automobile accident near Rodgers has been named Connecticut selected to the starting all-star Kitzbuehel, Austria. will be provided to the NCAA.” us now. (Brian) Eaton played a World Hockey Association All-Star leads the World Cup standings with Omaha. Athlete of the Year by the Connec­ squad. It is also common knowledge in the Smith, who compiled a 21-33-1 record in five years heckuva game (at guard) but we're team for the games against the As he was preparing to leave for his brother’s ticut Sportswriters Alliance. Tonight the Whalers resuone play Ski Reports 85 points, followed by Stenmark with World Cup circuit that Stenmark’s as Army’s head football coach, included among his talking about a sophomore with very Moscow Dynamos Jan. 2, 4, 5 at Ed­ Yugoslav ski factory has eJ;15 p.m. \ article. fall leaves, tree archvng over a small school, the kind of catcher who'd Veterans . Administration’s Wadsworth Hospital Center, cis Hospital, Room 514. game, but he and Dallas (^oach Tom NFL quarterback," says Staubach. for volunteering your ser­ Newman, 221; Class B to hear from you. There’s First I thought about wishing and stream, a rising fish dimpling in the take a foul tip on one of his fingers and Drj'H.W. Hargis, dentist from the UCLA Center for By the way, next week hoping for some really great gifts for shallows, is truly a wonderful gift. without blinking an eye. So bad it Landry both felt two weeks' rest “ He's mpture. he's got good speed the Health Sciences. vice in being a super help High "Triple Polly their address: Mr. and would help heal his finger. The Cow­ and he'll be pushing me more and Mrs. Frank Lattuca, 24 we will be open Tuesday S in g in g y o u r pralitefl the sporstmen I know. . . Such a s . .. This is not a gift that costs money, would almost split it. yet he'd Writing in a medical journal, Obesity-Bariatric to us. We are pleased to see Kenneway, 328; Jim Fee. through Friday, however, boys aren't scheduled to play again more. That will be fine because it'll so many new faces and 432; High Single, Polly Chapel Road, Amherst, :ji| bt‘4*auNe y o u 'r e NO M porlal. pi A really fantastic trip to Labrador. but a gift of awareness that one can generally shake off the whole thing, Medicine, they said they’decided to assess wire jawing as because the schools are until Dec. 30. when they'll face either result in me staying on my toes. He's hopefully you will continue Kenneway, 113; Jim Fee, Mass. 01002 A la^a or .Northern Quebec, for the give to oneself. rub the finger on his uniform once or a weight reduction method because there have been few closed, our students will 0 w e Nay Ih a n kN a n d w lN h y o u a Atlanta or Minnesota, depending on capable of being a reguLar quarter­ to participate in our 170. Here’s a reminder for fisherpien who have never been out­ A brief quick story to illustrate. twice, get back down on his haunches reportS'On the results although “a sizeable number of not be here, therefore we side of Connecticut . . . or . . . the A few years ago. I had to undergo a and send out another sign to the the outcome of this weekend's wild back in the NFL right now." patients” appear to have used the procedure. programs. We look On Wednesday morning you. We have new name card meeting between the Falcons That shouldn't be taken to mean forward with pleasure and we had 38 players for our pins, here at the office and will not be serving meals chance to receive as a gift, a truly very serious operation. Needless to pitcher. He was tough. You look at Nine of the overweight patients in the study were all next week. fine cane rod for the fly fisherman say. I was up tight as a drum and my his finger and you can see where he and Eagles. Staubach is about to take a back seat femaie;:eight were male. They ranged in age from 21 to new enthusiasm to serve pinochle games and the we are asking that you "Roger's finger is better." says and turn over the regular quarter­ you through 1979, and winners were: Billy Stone, members who do go on For you folks who use who has never owned one . . . Or . . . mind ran like a squirrel in a circular caught more than a thousand games 48 and weighed an average of 330 pounds, more than twice our large bus, we must tell Landry. "With this week off and next back's job to White. God’s blessings to you and 589; Edna Farmer, 580; trips to plan on picking one a chance to own a collector's trap or cage. in his time. normal weights for their size and sex, you that it will not be run­ week off. he'll be one hundred per­ "I think I've got a few more good yours. up. The name pins will help sheet gun. for those shooters who Trying to get my mind and self in Drenick and Hargis said the 17 patients appeared to be Ann Thompson, 560; Helen ning next Wednesday and inwoHi have drooled over these at various order 1 tried thinking of some of the Staubach doesn't catch the ball, he cent going into the playoffs." years left," says the Cowboys' 19- well motivated in their weight-reduction elfort and were May we remind you that Silver, 560; Marge McLain, us to identifv our members and sundiy gun shows and meets. more pleasant experiences 1 had had. throws it. From all appearances, Staubach agrees. year man. “I'm only 36 and I'm anxious to have their jaws, wired. • Thursday evening is our 557; Martha LaBate, 575; But it ail didn't come together the And I saw it ... A beautiful stretch though, that right index finger of his "My finger is okay right now." he already gearing myself for the off­ Fine stainless steel wire was attached to the teeth. big holiday party. We’ll Olive Houghtaling, 553; way I wanted it to. And it sounds kind of river flowing down through the would give you the idea it's the other says, holding it up so anyone who season and the things I know I have Each pbtient was given wire clippers to cut the wires in have lots of dancing to the Gladys Seelert 549; Joe wants to inspect it. can. to do. I feel I can nnaintain a high live and lively tunes of Loq of corny. foothills of the White Mountains in way around. The finger is curled an emergency. Liquid nourishment supplying between Carlin, 548, ■ While I wandered around the house New Hampshire . . . The very water over, like so many baseball catchers' For ail his durability. Staubach is physical level for a number of years 800 and "LOOO calories daily was recommended. Joubert and his band. In the afternoon it was trying to get it together. I happened itself, the trees, the banks and the are. and you can easily see where it anything but a safety-first player. He yet." Most patients reported some discomfort for the first There will be a chance for bridge and we had 20 to glance at The Herald and the mountains all a soft glowing purple was stitched up. knows the value of not venturing out Saying that, Staubach pauses. He few days. Although two said the distress was too serious some who no longer are in players and the lucky prize headlines that jumped out at me. as the sun went down. A few flies "I broke it in the Super Bowl game of the pocket frivolously but isn't the Roger Slauliarli reflects a moment or so in what to continue, the others adjusted promptly to the inability the mo(xi for dancing to be winners were Tom Regan, Everything there was enough to put rising off the surface of water that a year ago and reinjured it five least bit shy about running with the seems to be some self-analysis. to open the mouth, and speaking was easy within two to able to enjoy a game of 4,630; Marge McLain, 4,- one's teeth on edge .. . Pkice of oil gently flowed around my waders. weeks ago when I hit it on a helmet ball when he sees the right opportuni­ Roger Staubach, and he certainly has "I still do a lot of stupid things," he three days. cards. We suggest that you 2M; George Last, 3,990; was jumping up . .. economic pic­ No fish caught. . . Just sheer beau­ after releasing the ball." says the ty- earned it by his character as well as says. "But fewer than I used to." The 'liquid diets were well tolerated, but the make up your own four­ Barbara Conklin, 3,710; I Chnstmas I ture uncertain .. . unrest in this ty ... and this "mind picture" of Dallas Cowboys' high-class quarter­ Without question, Staubach is the by leading the Cowboys to three Roger Staubach has a way of being researchers said four patients supplemented the liquid some. You’ll still be part of Martha LaBate, 2,720. country and that . . . other countries what I recalled, brought one "pain­ back. just certified as the NFL's acknowledged leader of the Cowboys. Super Bowls and two world cham­ tough on himself. The fact is nobody fare with semi-solid foods such as yogurt and cheese the party and be in on the Here’s some nice news Hs To neighbori, . patrons . . . friends all. We're Sf looking at each other over armed ting" after another into my head and leading passer for the second Seldom have I seen an athlete in any pionships since taking over as their can ever remember him doing many .dressings. One man used a blender to convert all kinds of goodies being served as wll for you folks who H on route to bring happy holiday messages J boundaries . . . and then it came to settled me down for the surgery to straight year. sport who has the regard and respect starting quarterback seven years stupid things even from the very solid foi^ to.'liquids, and gained weight. as our usual door prizes. remember our good friends of his fellow players as much as ^ your way. And to express our sincere appre- j 3 me . . . Mike Butler. Green Bay's big. ago. beginning. Tickets are available at the Nancy and Frank Lattuca. come. Six patients maintained the jaw wiring in place for five H ciation for your kindness and loyal support. J I have a holidav wish for one and To look, to discover, to be aware, months or longer — long enough, Drenick and Hargis office and only a limited They were in charge of our all. Fastest Time said, to drop to normal weight if they had maintained number will be sold at the meals program for a few to appreciate, and to recall is a gift 305 E. CENTER ST., I wish that all those people that do . . . and ... the nicest part of the KRANJSKA GORA. dietary restrictions. Only one very obese patient was fWILTON'S GIFT SHOP! not have it. be granted the ability to whole thing is that this is a gift you Yugoslavia (DPI) — World complet)E!l]( ouccessful, losing 135 pounds in nine months. 964 MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER M A N C H E S T E R 643-4958 look around and be aware of the give yourself. Think about i t .. . And Word of Warning to Joggers, The 6nly serious incident occurred when one person Cup holder Ingemar Sten- majesty, tfie beauty and the wonder you'll receive it! vomited and nearly choked to death. She and her children mark clocked the fastest irssfsxeatsxtajataiKxiaiMXKxiBaEassxtatatBxtcii-atatsXKXxatsxxateBStaiatBXBB ixESEaBaiiaiCMBafCBiCBfiBicexiniBiBSBaiiMieiBaceacBKBKmBBHWMUXMsnnMMMS of the natural world that God has With this gift, go my best wishes time in the first heat were unable to cut the wires and she lost consciousness, created for us. And of equal impor­ for a happy holiday season, and a Friday of the men's World but was resuscitated by paramedics. tance. to be able to remember and most healthy happy New Year. Cup giant slalom. Avoid Over Exerting Hearts A totakbf 14 patients lost weight, ranging from 14 to 135 pounds. TTiree of them maintained their lower weight but the others regained weight, some as fast as 20 pounds a month. WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. (UPI) — Joggers enough research now to show that running twice a week is enough to maintain your condition.” Alabama over Penn State don’t have to worry about frostbite in their The real danger to joggers, he said, is putting too much lungs, but they should avoid over exerting their strain on the heart. hearts when running in winter, a Purdue “Simply use your heart rate as a guide. Know what Tops Major*s Bowl Picks University expert says. your normal heart rate is at the exercise pace.” A jogger can check his heart beat by taking his own THE RENEWABLE RESOURCE Don Corrigan, an assistant professor for physical 9 O » « By Major Amts B. Hoople Sunday, Dec. 11 (Peach); Georgia Tech Monday, Jan. 1 education and a jogger himself, said a healthy person pulse. Father of the Bowls BLUEBONNET BOWL (Peach); Michigan'(Rose); ROSE BOWL “A jogger’s pulse should be running somewhere Q k k ttn O A at Houtoa should have no problems outdoors in winter if reasonable Egad, friends, the year- Southern Cal (Rose). Egad, at Pasadena precautions are taken. between 140 and 160,” Corrigan said. “If it’s going faster end matchups in the Bowl Georgia 27 that must be a record! use 3d than that, then they must slow down — they're going too Stanford 22 This will be a most inter­ Michigan 21 But, he suggested in an interview, “use an indoor facili­ God's games leave little to be fast.” creation desired. Nine of the top 10 esting contest as quarter­ ty whenever possible.” Playing under the lights, backs Danny Davis of Hous­ Joggers also shouldn’t stay out'in the cold too long. everywhere clubs will be in action — with “ People think you can get frostbitten lungs or the like on earth - in­ eight of them butting heads this should be a close, hard- ton and Joe Montana of from running in severe cold, but there’s been no research “Many authorities believe about a 39-minute workout is fou^t contest with Georgia Notre Dame both have the The Southern California needed for it to be worthwhile,” he said. "At that same AND WITH OUR GREETINGS cluding Brooklyn. in four contests. Talk about done to support that concept.” It's said man once a schedulemaker’s dream! outlasting Stanford. intestinal fortitude of "river- Trojans have sort of made time, there’s a point of diminishing returns regarding A SINCERE EXPRESSION Georgia, 9-1-1, better not boat gamblers." They can the Rose Bowl their private Corrigan said military research with service people in lived in trees. When he Highlighting the schedule length of time spent exercising. climbed down, life never is the Sugar Bowl contest be fooled by the Cardinals 7- be expected to shoot the preserve in recent years, the Antarctic showed “men could work out in a very, OF GRATITUDE TO OUR works at any time and from having won the four contests very cold environment — much colder than we would “There’s probably little more physiological v a ^ in again was to be quite 60 featuring No. 1 ranked Penn * def“ ‘* in which they have partici­ FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS. simple .. . yet only then did the >4 State against No. 2 Ala- v one-touchdown any place on the field. have in this country — with no adverse effects. working out one hour a day than in working o|t 39 (ii Bringing wisheB for Io I b of old fashioned joy bama, ^ c h may decide the margins to Oklahoma and We look for the Irish com- pated in since 1970. minutes a day. The value returned tends to flatten out as tree get truly appreciated. For "But for the novice jogger, a safe rule is to be careful and abounding good cheer lo everyone here was food and fuel and shelter. national championship. (In ______The Troians are the only you get to the top of the scale.” MayyourhoSdevsbefXed Then a weapon, a tool, a wheel • and the game, Bama looks — team to whip Alabama this when the wind chill factor gets down to zero or below.” There will be days, he said, when joggers should skip Corrigan said persons who decide to jog should get a with jo/, laughter, family transportation. Arxl now it's floors, doors kaff-kaff — like a winner!) season. With that in mind, physical examination before they start. That's especially MY STORE FOR LEVrS veneers, piers, baskets, caskets ... rubber for Not far behind in national we look for Southern Cal to outdoor exercise entirely. gaskets, it's a handle for brooms, shovels, rakes E true for persons over age 49. andtt^fuihTess. interest are the Rose Bowl puli out all stops in their “You needn't jog every day, or even every other day, to Manchester Parkade ... syrup on pancakes. It's paper and paints ... pairing of No. 3 Southern Cal effort to whip Michigan. A keep in trim. Twice a week will do the job. There's For persons over 59, Corrigon suggests indoor exer­ tars, spars, boxes and boxcars.. .storage bins and vs. No. 5 Michigan; the Trojan win coupled with a cises such as swimming or stationary cycling in cold ADAM8 JEWELERS blowing pins. It's toothpicks and matchsticks.. .even Orange Bowl repeat for No. so-so performance by the weather. . , 786 Main SIraal, Manchaatar plastics.. .material for distillation, lamination, insulation 4 Oklahoma against No. 6 M a jo r winner of the Alabama-Penn His other general suggestions for outdoor jogging in .. windows for ventilation, and a thousand and one other Nebraska; and the Cotton Tickets Available at UConn State contest could put John winter include; 1 we-can't-do-withouts. Yet few people look at a tree in the same Bowl fray, pitting No. 9 Robinson's club at the top of It will be a battle of way. To the small boy it's a favorite and strategic place... Houston against No. 10 H o o p k 's the ratings. and Lapham are very good — Instead of wearing heavy clothes, put on several youthful exuberance where you build a treahouse. spot a woodpecker, Notre Dame. In a spectacular duel be­ athletes,” the Connecticut layers of clothing, none too tight. “The idea is to trap the cut slingshots and fishpoles, hang old tires and Clemson, No. 7, takes on tween So. Cal's Charles against seasoned veterans mentor added. heat you’re producing.” climb for fun. To the naturalist it's probing a fascinating world of btids. No. 20 Ohio State in the White and the Wolves Rick when the University of blossoms, bark, needles, cones and leaves.. .spectacles of color... C Connecticut’s women’s — (i)ver the extremities, especiaily the head. There's Gator Bowl; No. 11 Georgia Leach, we see the Trojans as and some 1.035 domestic species.(Yet to a baseball player it's a s simple a s a Connecticut basketball basketball team, off to a less constriction of biood vessels in the head in cold meets No 19 Stanford in the victors. team hooks up with Maine stick of second-growth ash, sized and shaped to "feel like a million."} To the artist Bluebonnet Bowl. fine 4-2 start, will meet weather than there is in other parts of the body. If the it's inspiration.. .alone on a windswept hill, timberilna patchwork on a nHxintainside. F o o tb a ll at Storrs tonight at 7:30. For the statistic-minded, Monday, Jan. 1 Seton Hall at 5:15 in the head is covered, there will be less loss of heat and that thick and verdant in a valley. To the homeowher it's beauty and shade and property here's the Hoople record for ORANGE BOWL Tickets will be available at first game of the basket­ should help maintain body temperature. value.. .alto digging, planting, prunirtg, edging, feeding and a .lot qf other weaktr>d \ I97S; To the hobbyist and craftsman it's a new booiwase. picnic ta M . papelled den. plywood I Forecast at Miami (N) the door. ball doubleheader. — Don’t cover the face so tightly you can’t take in air Right, 476; wrong, 202; shelves.. a char>ce to become downright "immortal". To the timbarman It's a bustling | Oklahoma 28 Both teams sport nearly properiy. Don’t put rubber or plastic over the face. Wool ties, IS; prt., .703. ------Nebraska 14 similar records. The Black big business, measured by cords and board feet. But most of all. a tree remains what Not bad, you say? Let me is best. it w as in the first place.. .man's aver-lastir>g friend. For we'd sute be "stumped" Bears of Coach Tom remind you — kaff-kaff — Southern California, a one- bination of runners Heavens The sweet smell of Orange MOINTAIN DEW - — Aiways warm up before jogging. Take a good, long for a mighty Chappelle, a seasoned unit, lot of thirrgs that excellent rating was point loss to U(XA, and a and Ferguson and thrower blossoms turned into the bit­ June Eccher 194-513, Kathy warm-up in the wintertime and do a lot of stretching. achieved while prognosticat- three-point defeat at the Montana to outscore the ter taste of lemon for enter the fray with a 4-3 in a world ing the top SO-totn major hands of Washington — a Patulak 190-496, Mabel without treesi Cougars by some 11 points. Nebraska's Cornhuskers. log. Coach Dom Pemo's C aragnaro 178, Sheila contests each week — har- total of 16 points difference They wound up in a rematch Huskies sport a 4-2 mark, rumph! in the four games. Jove! with Oklahoma instead of Price 182-511, Chris Here's the way the Hoople Those are tough ones to lose. Monday, Jan. 1 with three victories in a Bridgeport Jal Alai SUGAR BOWL the showdown for No. 1 they row and are fresh off a 65- Cleveland 217-469, Pat System calls the Big Bowls: ■t New Orleani had hoped to have against Thibodeau 181-465, Lou But tough or not — kaff- 62 v ic to r y a t Friday, Dec. 21 Alabama 3S Penn State. Toutain 177-469, Lee Bean kaff — Stanford is in for For Oklahoma it's an un­ Massachusetts last GATOR BOWL another squeaker as Penn State 27 223-534, Lois Brown 205- at Jaekseavflle, Fla. expected chance to redeem Wednesday. Holidav Schedule Georgia with Willie McClen­ themselves for the 17-14 de­ 464, Barbara Brody 454. Clemseu 26 don leading the way puts Connecticut, which has Jeanne Bustin 460. Jane Okie Slate 24 Penn State, 11-0-0, is the feat at the hands of Nebras­ lost the services of senior more points on the board ka, the only blemish on their Toomey 455. Theresa _ _ __ than the Cardinals and their only undefeated collegiate tri-captain Jim Abromaitis Christmas Day club in the country. Ala­ 19-1 slate in 1978. Nebraska Derrane 456. , P*msOT Tigers, 10-1- talent^ passer Steve Dili, for the season, will need a 0, will be raking their first irho has accounted for 2,943 bama has a classy 10-1-0 is 9-2 and between the two start u^nder new coach yards this year. record, having lost to only clubs they hold the leader­ total effort from everyone Dec. 25 Closed Danny Ford, handed the as- mighty Southern California. ship in the offense depart­ on the squad according to OPEN ALL DAY signnient when Charley Pell So this game shapes up as ments. Coach Perno. “Maine is Tuesday How are these for stats? accepted the Florida coach­ the one that could decide getting recognition this SUNDAY ing position at the end of the Monday, Jaa. 1 who's entitled to No. 1. Rushing: Oklahoma, 427.S COTTON BOWL yards mr game; Nebraska, year as a good team and ARTHUR DRUG Dec. 26 Eve. 7 p.m. season. at Dallas Ford has the unenviable 337.7. Total offense: Nebras­ we'll have to have a super Notre Dame 31 You can add in the spar­ ka, 501.4 yards per game; effort to beat them. Harris Wednesday assignment of going up Hooitoa 26 against one of the winning- kling achievements of the Oklahoma 469.3. Scoring: est coaches in the business. coaches, two of the foremost Oklahoma, 40 points per Dec. 27 Noon & 7 D.m. i. . : Woody Hayes. In 33 years as in the business. In 34 years, game; Nebraska,38.2. Jove! head coach, Hayes has a Appearing in the Cotton Alabama's Bear Bryant has What powerhouses! Thursday record of 236 victories, 71 Bowl will be no new experi- won 283 games, lost 77, and Be that as it may, the whooo*s defeats and 10 Ues. ence for Notre Dame: this tied 16. In 13 seasons, Joe Hoople nod goes to Okla­ Dec. 28 Eve. 7 p.m. The hunch here is that marks their fourth trip to Patemo at Penn State has homa to win by two touch­ Danny Ford and the Oem- Dallas in the past 10 years 123 victories, 24 defeats and downs. Beating any team there Friday son club, out to start the new And meeting another Bowl 1 tie — a winning percentage twire in one season is very reign on a high note, will opponent won't be a new of .636. Unbelievable! difficult. And the letdown 3 suffered by the Nebraska when Dec. 29 Noon & 7 p.m. deal the Buckeyes a 26-24 experience for this Irish. No team following the an­ defeat. Keep your eye on less than seven of their 1978 In a game of coaching CJemson's Steve Fuller who foes have rated Bowl bids - nouncement of the rematch Saturday brilliance, we foresee Bear's is enough to do them in — has averaged 162 yards per Missouri (Liberty BowD- Bama Boys shading the Nit- game running and passing Navy (Holiday t; Piltsburgh um-kumph! lU fte Sm ss h hs 9«H!|I Hm 'r iriihiiig tpe ike kifUiil. tany Lions in a down-to-the- ■ NEWSPAPER ENTERPBtSE ASSN 1 Dec. 30 Noon & 7 p.m. this season. (Tangerinel; Purdue wire struggle. Sunday Nerep there been aich a quest for Truth, |ip|i|irffF MQMR is M uA fty f jrfhfwf m i ikiik Dec. 31 Closed such a jeapning fop Peace, ismitiu. Tkfldt yw M ywe essUssii ispptfiL Rec Basketball Biters 3-21. Tierney's 2-22. Yale lootball team, has been named Monday isuch a longing fop : 3Ien'» Aineriran- Insurers 22-2. recipient of a Rhodes scholarship. * .‘'pnlor- Standings - Tull 3-1, Redwood Farm 22-2. Katvians 19-5. Illever such a stPiviM to understand Moriarty's 3-1. Irish 3-1. Cooper 2-2. Crowley, a Phi Beta Kappa psy­ Jan. 1 Noon & 7 p.m. ABA 18-6. Watkins 16-8. CBT 8-16. chology major, was one of 32 United 649-8293 Fogarty's 1-3. Sportsman's 0-4. Women- Thrifty Package 19-2 and b be unacrsiood . m M m i iMM m a T .Ameriran Bupinm- Bogner's 4-0. States students selected this year as MANCHEStER Porpoises 16-5 . Farr's 16-5. Sails 13- Rhodes scholars. "1 think it's a Talaga 3-0. One Hour 2-2. Fuss 1-2. Nevep has therc been such a need Gnmii 8. BMI 11-10. LaStrada 6-15. Links 3- wonderful tribute and honor for a GusTomuRY s a . Westown 0-3. 18. Moriarty's 0-21. •YMtIS very deserving young man." said • 24 HOUR BURNER SERVICE fop the fbai is ChPistmas. Nalional Hupinm- Fred's 2-1. • COMPITTE HtATtNQ (NSTAUATKWS ^ ELLIN6T0N N«aTM..IT.I8 Teiso 2-1. Farr's 1-2. BA's 1-2. Police Yale Coach Carm Cozza. "There • OIL BURNERS 4IG4G1f 0-3, really isn't a great need for praise • WATER HEATERS M O D I I < WILLINSTON (M m 44. because Rhodes scholarships are • REC ROOM HEATING h M lIn o e l already so widely respected Exit 28 Conn. Turnpike (I-9S) * Rec Volleyball throughout the world. Receiving this Crowley Rhodes Scholar Sealing and dinner leaervationa — 333-2866, honor is the ultimate reward for Men's .National- Standings - North Bill Crowley, an All-East and All- Conn. 1-800-972-9471, N.Y. 800-243-9490. dedication and hard work." I i»j Enders 12-12. MEA 9-15. Economy Ivy linebacker and captain of the 1978 W armm m q miPMoa f o p ovgp oo y ea r e^ Also, all TIcketron outlets. Electric 8-16. Lloyd's 5-19. Tirie PAGE TW ENTY - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD Manchester. Conn.. Sal.. Dec. 23. 197R

Beautification Award Given MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Sat., Dec. 23, 1978— PAGE TWENTY-ONE The Environrnent and its president. M r. M errill sion of a formerly vacant group made special note of O E C D nations to some $10 billion. Fay said. Beautification Committee Whiston and the Executive building into a functional the design and blending of He said the price of manufactured goods has risen of the Greater Manchester Vice President, Mr. Leon operation with a new life the company's expanded Additional Stock To Be Sold much faster than oil prices and that even the 14.5 percent Chamber of Commerce has Misrukiewicz, Multi Cir­ and appearance. With a Oil Costs building. Located next to a presented its December, cuits recently completed Oil hike will not allow the oil exporting countries to catch great deal of attention now cemetery and abutting a up with Western inflalion. 1978 City Beautification major expansion projects focused on the adjoining residential neighborhood, To Finance Nuke Plant Award to Multi Circuits, that not only met corporate Cheney M ill complex, the but through the extensive Predicted KatnWMMCBHMBKWMWlHWMMl Inc. needs but also added much restored Multi Circuit? use of shrub and tree plan­ MANCHESTER, N.H. (UPI) - financing plan "emerges" by then. bonds has received a chilly reception PARIS (UPI) — The 14.5 percent increase in oil prices Honored for its location to the physical setting sur­ facility is viewed as an tings actually contributes Two-million shares of stock in the The firm is seeking an alternative will cost non-Communist industrialized nations an extra on Harrison Street and rounding the two locations. example of positive Public Service Co. of New from most state legislators. 7 / to the area. to a nine percent surcharge on the Hartford Road in They said it would lower the state’s $19 billion, but their economies are certain to absorb the Factors leading the changes that can take The City Beautification Hampshire will be offered for sale in G u e e r i N G S bills of its retail customers. The sur­ valued triple A bond rating to single shock, the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Manchester. Multi Cir­ Cham ber com m ittee to place. the near future to help pay for the Award is one means charge, known as Construction Development said today. cuits. Inc. has grown recognize the Hartford A, thus making those bonds less at­ May your Christmas sparkle In announcing that the utilized by the Chamber's $2.3 billion Seabrook nuclear power Works in Progress rates, is expected In a report on economic prospects for the 24 O E C D through the years and is tractive to potential investors. Road site include the at­ December City Beautifica­ Environment and plant. with joy and to be outlawed by the 1979 New PSC has also considered selling member nations next year, the organization said the today a major employer tractive landscaping and tion Award also included Beautification Committee PSC spokesman Gordon McKenney Hampshire Legislature. expected slowdown of U.S. economic growth will be ac­ laughter. and producer of printed uniquely pleasant lighting Multi Circuits' Harrison some of its 50 percent share in to draw attention to said Thursday the sale guarantees It was originally announced the circuit boards and related Seabrook to its other partners in the companied by a drop in West German and Japanese trade S Please accept system. Street location, the businesses making positive that construction of the twin unit stock sale would take place in project. Two Massachusetts firms surpluses. I products. Most significant. Chamber of Commerce contributions to the generating station will continue our I Under the leadership of how ever was the conver- November, but was postponed when have expressed an interest in buying The O E C D predicted a slowdown in inflation in several 8 , appearance and quality of through January. Hugh Gallen was elected governor. up to 22 percent of .the PSC shares. major member countries making for a more stable per- Q \ thanks. I McKenney said the sale would life in Manchester, The six Gallon campaigned on a pledge to formance in international money markets, S ' generate about $40 million, which Psychiatric Tests Ordered awards presented in 1978 outlaw CWIP. The U.S. business slowdown will be healthy because it 5 are indicative of the will be used to start paying off a $100 ST. LOUIS (UPI) - A Mendenhall and Cosgrove Meredith asked him if he “ The only alternate we see at this will permit a reduction in the U.S. balance of payments S growing commitment area million line of credit the firm has federal judge today are automatically under had a statement before time is some form of construction Reynolds Rolling deficit and wiil allow the economy to gather strength for * firms have to Manchester with banks and lending institutions. ordered two New York the maximum sentence of sentencing. Mendenhall trust or a state guarantee of our HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - an upturn with less inflationary pressure, the O E C D I and its residents. PSC has used up about $80 million to men to undergo psychiatric bonds," McKenney said. report said. g five years in prison tor said, "1 apologize for all pay the day to day costs of building Burt Reynolds, recently Stew Crossen & Assoc, evaulation before they are this confusion.' Under the construction trust, PSC (Tiief O E C D economist John Fay cautioned the higher | wire fraud pending the the 2,300 megawatt atomic plant, named the country's No, 1 sentenced for trying to would sell some of its shames in the oil bill will hike the inflation index for O E C D nations by » evaluation, which is to which has suffered myriad setbacks box office star by the leaf, stem & swindle a businessman of plant to another firm which would an extra 0.6 percent and knock 0.25 percent off the S completed in less than 90| ...... and delays since it was first proposed National Association of build the twin generating station. prospective 3 percent growth of the group’s gross* V iJ k iK ; .. V - .. ^ front money for a phony days. Meredith willg Theatre Owners, signed by the firm in 1972. Once completed the PSC would lease plot to hijack a submarine! sentence the two men afterS with Orion Pictures to star national product. R McKenney said whether construc­ those shares back from the company. reO ts5 7 Main Street Martin G. Larsen, vice president and comp­ Chamber of Commerce. The award was given U.S. District Judge the tests have been com -S in "Sharky’s M achine," But Fay said the additional income earned by oil expor-1 tion continues beyond January troller of Multi Circuits, Inc. of Manchester for Multi Circuit's buildings on Harrison James H. Meredith pleted. I A plan to have the state guarantee based on William Diehl's ting countries from the higher prices will prompt them to g Downtown Manchester depends on whether a long term up to $400 million in construction receives the December 1978 City Beautifica­ Street and on Hartford Road. This photo was ordered that Edward J. The judge refused|: new novel. buy more manufactured goods from O E C D nations. This ■ tion Award from Mrs. Elaine Charendoff, taken in front of the Hartford Road facility. Mendenhall. 24, of defense requests thatijl wili reduce the anticipated $19 billion extra oil bill for the^ K xxaBaBK M M K XBatsxw w w w W M M l 2 member of the Environment and Beautifica­ Rochester. N.Y., and Mendenhall and Cosgrove is (Herald photo by Pinto) James W. Cosgrove. 26. of lata ta Ba ea ra £a ta ta sa ta *««« Ba Ba la la laa s« t« B«lEat«s IS* I* tion Comittee of the Greater Manchester be released for the dura-« Geneva. N.Y.. be sent to tion of the ChristmasiS the federal prison hospital Merger Signed 8 Christmas: A symbol.. holidavs. g B "A legend from the Far East Tells that when Qautama Uuddha was born, celestial in Springfield, Mo. Cosgrove said he had g Here we are, shackled by the old political bondages, national toverelonty — In ■ | Under federal law. {{ music tilled the air, flowers fell from heaven, and the kings from the four quarters came nothing to say when STA M FO R D (UPI) — Dictaphone Corp. officials say a R with their resplendent retinues to worship him. world where the old Ideas of patriotism and sovereignty are compistely oubnoded and Food, Clothing Aid Prices merger agreement has been reached allowing Pitney outgrown. We ure In a world of economic stabilities, restrictlont, chains binding our fast ** A legend from the Middle East Tells that when Jesus was born, wise men of the Bowes Corp. to proceed with its $210 million takeover of and minds; an economy that Is completely outgrown. In a world In which thars navar Bv KATHI.EEN BURNS rise in July, the department said said: ^^^^Kathy says: Orient came to salute him with gifts and adoration, while angelic music drifted down the Rye, N.Y., dictating machine manufacturer. 82 from a brilliant starlit sky. The theme of the angel's song was "peace on earth to men of need bo hunger. In a world In which there never need by anyone lonely or test, we have ' WASHINGTON (UPI) - Led by Administration officials have — Food and beverages increased 0.3 3 Dictaphone shares resumed trading on the New York R good will." multimillionaire areas side by side with poverty, wretchedneas, hnnnioiinoee. daepair I improvements in food, housing anil cautioned the public not to expect im ­ percent, a sharp slowdown from the Stock Exchange Thursday for the first time since last *' When they had grown to manhood, both of these great teachers proclaimed. In their Ridiculous, Is It not? , . I clothing, consumer prices in mediate results from President 0.8 percent level of October and the week when the firm ’s board of directors announced ap­ 8 words and by their lives, the beauty of love, brotherhood, and peace. Their voices faded We have religious Institutions with vested Interests and eacrad rights altogathar { November rose at the slowest rate Carter's new anti-inflation campaign smallest increase since August proval of the deal. S Into silence long, long ago. But the world remembered them, overlaid their human baseless; all the creeds are eroded. The ecdealattlcal InstHutlona drag on the whesfe of { since mid-summer — 0.5 percent — unveiled Oct. 24. Grocery prices rose 0.2 percent. .J, , Peace social advance with their hundreds of bllllont ol dollars of tax-free atructuras oilginally ' Under the merger, Stamford-based Pitney Bowes will grandeur with divine honors, loved them for the beauty of their Ideals, and felled to and gave shoppers unexpected good Although November was the first Fresh fruit and vegetable prices fell lollow them In fact. fitted to channel salvation from another world to this world. Now they look out helpleaely | make a $28 per share tender offer for up to 2 million of ! upon a maelstrom of modern mephanism. | news in the fight against inflation, full month of that program, the significantly and were mainly Dictaphone's 4.3 million shares and will acquire the rest Sadly, a modern dreamer sings, “Under the woes of sin and strlte, the world has sul Our morality belongs to the past, too. In this age of the world wa ought to be the government said today. easing off of consumer prices may responsible for the overall small rate ' In our hearts- I of the stock through an exchange of securities. S fared long. Beneath the angels' song have rolled 2,000yeare of wrong. And man at war enjoying life. We have a morality that belongs to the old family group, the vHlage group, The November increase translates just have beee coincidental — of increase. Meat prices continued to Pitney Bowes, the nation’s largest manufacturer of H with man hears not the love songs that they bring. OhI Hush your noise, ye men o strife, the community group. What does that have to do with the wild fury end eleah and into an annual inflation rate of slight­ because government economists rise steadily. ^ 0 our fine friends and In our world. postage meters and mailing equipment, had sales of $6(B and hear the angels sing." hopeless confuslbn and maladjustment ol our great civilization of today? ly more than 6 percent, a sharp S expwt no concrete improvement in —Housing costs increased only 0.4 million in 1977 and earnings of $37,9 million, or $2.70 per The music of the Ideal Is lovely and gives lilt to the fa[terlng footsteps of life. I am not going to try to build a glorious picture for you. What I want to do la make dropoff from the near 10 percent patrons—an abundance of the inflation fight before spring. percent, the smallest gain of the share. 8 Prophets and poets and seers splash the pages of history with splendor.'^ut under the this Christmas smybolism fit the actual world In which wa are living and Identify with H level of the first 10 months of this The index for ail urban consumers, year, after a 1.0 percent gain in the Yuletime cheer. It has In our time. Dictaphone had sales last year of $211.6 million and 8 music and over the graves of the prophets, the people march, obedient to the hardfaced values which are numbler, but very fundamental, and which may be obtained. It Is a aad ' year. which covers about 80 percent of the 5 taskmasters—custom, tradition, authority, and power. Over and over again, with world, but It doesn't need to be quite as sad as It It. There are too many unamIHng faces, { previous month. The improvement been a pleasure being able profits of about $5.5 million, about $1.35 per share. The relatively small increase in poopulation. stood at 202.0 last was attributed to lower increases in S monotonous rhythm, when good old customs began to corrupt the world, when tradition too many without any radiance. Too many eyes that are dull and luaterlaaa. Too many i consumer prices came as a surprise month. That means consumer goods home purchase prices and declines in to serve you. Our thanks. K became stagnant, when authority grew arrogant, when power turned to cruelty and op- bodies that are broken with the burdens of life, teamed with aickneta, drained by die-1 because wholesale costs had been ad­ and service that cost $100 in 1967 gas and electricity charges. X presslon, the convulsive forces of revolt shattered the old order In an agony of waste ease or dispalr. Too many feet shuffling Into the future, wearied ^ the path they airsady 21 and blood. But the blunt fingers of brute force were never able to weave the delicate traveled without any lure ol hope calling them toward the horizon. vancing steadily during recent were priced at $202 in November. — Clothing costs increase 0,1 per- n. SUNDAY AS USUAL cultural fabrics of brotherhood and peace. Yet always the star of hope and the music of We don’t need to have that now. AH these Ilia may be quickly cured. We don't need months. Wholesale prices rises In a separate report, the Labor cent, folloiwng average monthly 7 CLOSED MONDAY CHRJSIMAS DAY' the unattalned prophetic Ideal lured from the far horizon, to wait tor a coming millennium to achieve It. So I antgolng to luoaeat certain joye ol usually are quickly passed on to con­ EMANUEL LUTHERAN CHURCH MEMBERS « Department reported that individual gains of 0.5 percent during the three li Too long have we waited tor Intelligence and good will to lead us along straight living which we may Identify with the Christmas symb^: new life, renewel of ho ^ , j sumers. Merry Christmas extend holiday greetings purchasing power last month, preceding months. The improvement F paths to the era of creative comradeship and lasting peace. Today, too many millions of renewal of the light of the world. And my drat aymbdT-i'Joy— Is the joy of physical fulfill­ The 0.5 percent gain compared “THE'KINQ and Happy New Year to all and cordially in­ adjusted for inflation, rose 0.3 per­ was mainly because of lower prices OF R the world's people sit In sorrow and desolation — haunted by hunger, tormented by (ear. ment. Now that Is pretty old. From the very beginning, man has bean trying to And a way with 0.8 percent increases in each of vite you to join us in of living satisfactorily In this world. It goes back to the primeval agaa whan man i cent from October. However for women's and girls' clothes. PRODUCE"- S This Is a time tor greatness, lor nobility of spirit; time to break the bonds of our the previous two months. purchasing power was down 3.4 per­ —Medical costs rose 1.1 percent, PERO celebration worship this K selfishness, to abandon the good which Is the enemy of the better, to dedicate heart and struggled for Just a bare existence, In a world ha d idn l understand and couldnl maatar, November s was the smallest ad­ cent from a year earlier. the same as in October and more, 276 O ULM D ST., MMCHESTE6 • 643-6384 C h r is tm a s . 8 mind to the age-old human task — the building of a world In which no man will be among other forms of life also struggling to find a foothold. This Is a vary timpia raquaaL , vance since an identical 0.5 percent The report on consumer prices than the monthly increases during! HARRISON’S H hungry or friendless, no life wasted or lost. AH that physical fulfillment calls for Is food, shelter, clothing, sex satlslactlon, safety, I MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT H| The strange thing about our Christmas celebration Is that, while we are supposed security. These are simple, fundamental things. Isn't It rather silly that we should have to ! the first nine-months of the year.' SUNDAY, DECEMBER 24th R to be celebrating Christmas, we don't celebrate either the day or the place or the year of be worrying about these anywhere now. In this age of the wortd7 They are fundamental, 8:30 A.H. Holy Communion 8 Jesus' birth. He was not born on the twenty-fifth of December. That was the birthday of of course. Unless you have this tirm foundation of physical tuHHIment, there la no uee Asbestos Closes School 10:00 A,M, Family Service .8 Mlfhra, the Invincible sun, who was reborn on that day. He wee not born at Bethlehem, trying to build any of the higher values ol culture. But this age haa been called an age of . R Fut afXazareth. And he was born, the scholars now think, about 4 B.C. Nobody was very limitless abundance. Don't you think ITs rldlculout that we should be worried today ’ standards. followed by a OAK BLUFFS. Mass. - Meanwhile, teachers and 8 much Interested In the birthday of Jesus tor about two or three centuries. Bishop Hlp- about the very same things that troubled primitive man a million yaara ago? The airborne particles Classes have been administrators at the Carol Sing K polytus suggested, about the middle of the fourth century, that January 2 was probably I want Christmas to symbolize the realization of that joy and of the ttlH higher joy of suspended indefinitely at school today were clearing from asbestos have been CHRISTMAS EVE WORSHIP 8 the date. March 17 or 18, April 27 or 28, and May 20 have also been suggested. From the personal development — the development of ell of the powers of the Individual through the Martha's Vineyard out their desks and offices linked to lung disease. *11 j| very beginning, the Armenian Church was celebrating January 6. And until A.D. 549, the education, through knowledge, and through character. A man who haa knowladga can Regional High School in and moving to space at tde The use of asbestos, 11:00 P.M. Musical Prelude Christian Church In Jerusalem celebrated January 6 as Jesus' birthday. Actually, the never be bored. Life will always be a thrilling experience for him. Some persona find Ufa E this island town off the Martha's Vineyard mainly used for fire­ 11:30 P.M. Festive Candle­ twenty-fltth of December was set as the date of his birth In the fifth century when to be full ol Interest and excitement because they know the birds or the llowera or ifta aMIthraIsm threatened Christianity. ' ■ coast of Massachusetts Hospital until a decision is proofing. was banned by light Worship j stars or the animals or the Insects. Knowledge Is exciting. But the great vtata, of couras. Is to be able to sweep your eyes over the long pilgrimage of man through ttma and to because of the potential made on where to hold the federal government in ,V\/shing yc Emanuel Lutheran Church, 60 Church St. follow the panorama of the great cultures ol the world as they have developed, until you dangers of asbestos. classes. 1973. Most of the early converts to Christianity were pagan, and they had been used to At this time L. Manchester, Conn. H the great winter solstice celebration. The Roman Saturnalia was a gorgeous celebration become a citizen of all the ages and ol all the lands. That really la a great joyt Juet Im­ A spokesman for the The state Division of According to Rex A plentiful measure S where everything was relaxed. All the old traditions and rituals and routines were agine being able to wander down the centuries and atop off for a da/a convarsatlon with Martha's Vineyard Labor and Industrial Safe­ Alexander of the state IToping your will be Pastors: Ron Fournier, Dale Gustafson Christmas merry R suspended. Schools were all closed. Punishments were lifted or relaxed. Slaves were Socrates or with dreamy Chuang-tze or, perhaps, with practical, old, hard-headed Con­ Regional School Depart­ ty told the regional school labor and industrial board, Music Director: Melvin Lumpkin 8 freed, temporarily; their masters served them at table. There was (eating, rejoicing, fucius or with Qautama Buddha or with the lyrical, laughing Hafiz. (You havsnl llvad until ment Friday said the school asbestos was sprayed into Your holidays bright and gay, committee this week that 8 gambling, giving of gifts. The last day of Saturnalia, Brumalla, was the time tor the you know Hafiz.) This would alwaye give IIK to life. — with a student population the amount of asbestos the walls, around pipes and YaLETIDE CHEER ■And all the good old fashioned joys R exchange of gifts. Everybody of the old pagan order exchanged gifts as we do still. And There Is great happiness just in knowledge. But when you get character added to of 500 — may be closed for used during construction of into the ceilings throughout kwmiCttEaiwiHmiBSEaiBiiwBacEHcaHaiMieBticetB 8 for children, they made toys — usually, clay dolls. that — when education gives you emenclpatlon, when you acquire poise and self- the building. U W«»M St. Cross your hearth and stay. control and readiness to face a problem and a aclantific attitude which kaepe you free the next two months while the school building in 1959 QItttonburjr, CT 8 The most natural thing, of course, was tor the church to Christianize that celebra- F o k Run Mall jj tIon. They did It all over Europe. In one of the ceremonies, the northerners drank from slavery to Intolerance or discrimination, or any of these hateful things, and obtain the situation is cleared up. exceeds acceptable safety eM>)S7S Heartfelt thanks for your valued friendship fi themselves Into helplessness. The church tried to stop It, but they could not. So they kindness and generosity and lovablaneaa — then you beMm e a reial enjoyer of living. ** said, "If you drink the first goblet to Christ, It will be approved." This Is what they did at When you meet your friends and companions with kindliness, and understanding, and Sthis solstice celebration. They Identified the old ceremonials that belonged to the turning generosity, and honesty, and frankness, then you know what a joy of living really Is. Than 8 of the year, the end of the darkness, the shortest day of the year, the longest night of the you become a lovable, winsome person. And those of you who are that kind of parson year. All over Europe, there were these celebrations. Elements were accumulated from know how marvelous It la, when you enter a room, to have ell eyes light up with hap­ everywhere. piness at your coming. This joy, 1 think, I can Hat as part of the hope of the Chrlatmaa time. ! The creche—the baby in the cradle—was not related to Jesus either. It was a I want more. I want the joy of comradeship, too. The warm Intimate friendllneaa of Rcelebratlon of the birth of Adonis In the cave. It wee a favorite mId-wInter celebration of people Is really one of the deepest experiences of joy we can know. The old prophets * one of the emperesses and so was quite Important. The coming of the wise men to see were perfectly right when they Identified the good with love and sympathy and ganaroal- 8the baby In the cradle was common to the celebration of this period of the year In Indie, ty and justice and loyalty and friendly aelf-aaciifica for othert. Think of the hmat whan !and In Buddhism. The angels’ singing and the music from heaven — Buddhism you have experienced the keenest joy. Were they not always whan Uvea ware In­ elaborates a little on this. Instead of just having the music come down, flowers came tertwined, when persons were so united with each other that there was that warm glow down, too. And not only that, but warm spurts of water came down from the sky to wash — the clinging hands of little children; the devoted love of a mother; the ayae full of and thanks the baby. It was quite an elaborate thing. These kings from all four quarters brought SQ,- atarllght of lovers; the devoted consecraHon of men to a cause; the f^aKy of reaearoh [{000B followers with them to this great celebration. Jesus did not get quite that much workers striving together to push out the circle of light against chaos and the dark by fin­ are coming your w ay R attention. ding new truths; the readiness. If necessary, to die together for the common good? No ..hove o Merry Christmas! * Christmas celebrations absorbed most of the old Saturnalia and the old Yule one needs to wait (or this Joy of comradeship. We can have n always In the primary Klestival of the- North — the Yule log dragged In and lit. In the areas of the North, of group. We can make the group right around ut, doaast to ua, a place of happlneea and 8 course, there was a whIte-whIskered old man covered with snow who came at this time joy just by these characteristics — qualities of friendllneaa and love. Add, then, to the of the year. And lor the Yule (east In the Northland, the Christmas least, every house Christmas symbol, the joy of comradeship. a must be cleaned up. It must be beautifully clean and neat, because the spirits of the Yule But I want more. I want the joy of creative work. O l course, we cannot all be great CAKE S were going to visit you, and you had to provide a meal tor them. While the family was at scientists. AH of us are not going to have our names Inscribed on great monuments or DtfoniUng SuppUe$, M nli chiseled In gold plate to last for centuries. But sH of us have a share In helping the march ITtWSJ K church, they would come and eat the meal. The Christians altered that a little by saying 8 Mary arid the angels came to eat It. But It was the old feast of the returning dead that you forward of humanity. And every one of us Is going to leave hIs mark through all the R find from the Northland. The Yule celebration In the North was also part of a plea for fer- future ages In the texture ol the social structure. So, I add creative work. Of oouree, the S tlllty and a good harvest. quest lor truth ol the scientist Is the high point, and the aearch of the artist for beauty Is NOW 8 The Christmas tree came quite late. It didn't appear until the seventeenth century and another high point. But the whole quest of knowledge through the ages has been an aipic 2 8 wee a German contribution. The mistletoe came from the Celts. The origin of the Santa In which man Is a hero. Think of what we have done. We not only have mastered nature, i Claus figure Is Interesting. He was born In Asia Minor In the middle of the third century, not only have laid the reins of control over earth and air and tea, not only are wa YOU CON PU CE YOUR S where he was a very wealthy man who gave his money to the poor. There Is a story about measuring and tracing and cataloging the stars, not only are we making motion plolurfs R hie throwing gold pieces through a doorway where there were three girls who were of the Intricacies of the Inner workings of the call, but we are pushing out against pain CUSSIFIED 00 ONYTIME 8 desperately anxious to get married, but who had no dowries. When he became a bishop, and maladjustment and suffering and all kinds of disaasa. It la a wonderful thing to have H he saved hie country from famine by a miraculous transfer of grain from ships carrying It a share In this creative activity. So, let’s have that. ’ ' off to Egypt. This was Nicholas, St. Nicholas, Santa Claus, the patron saint of Russia. Now, what have 1 put down? The Joy of physical living, the joy of character, personal 5F e was also the p'atron saint of sailors, and of thieves, and of children, end of virgins. But development, the joy ol comradeship, the joy ol creative work. Can't we say that without the special thing about him was that he wee the gift bringer. In France, they altered It a being extravagant? Without building grandiose, glorloue, unreallzabla draama? Mind m little. The Noel saint brought gifts to good children, but he had a friend who walked with you. I'm sure that that great dream Is going to be realized — as soon as wa get these old 3 M him always and left bundles of switches tor bad children. In England at Christmastime, (ogles out of the way. They are atlll hobbled by their tradlUonel habits and attitudaa. I 6 they used to serve a suckling pig with an apple In his mouth. That Is from a celebration of know that that good world Is coming, If we don't blow ourselvea up before then. R an old goddess of fertility. It was part of her feast which was to guarantee the harvest of But now we have these. Moreover, Chrlatmaa la the time of festival for chlldran. 8 the new year. Santa Claus became the patron saint of almost all of Europe. And they are always fresh, always new. Each new generation comes, fresh, unepoUad,i R The Important thing, of course, about this ceremony. Is that It Is a ceremony eager for a life experience. If only wo could surround them with a cultural anvironment' * celebrating renewal of llte. It Is a ceremony which celebrates the new year, the new life of which would develop In them the love of beauty and comradathip and craaHvawork, tha «another year, a new hope, light after darkness, life after death. That Is the symbolism 1 world could be lifted swiftly to higher heights — heights better than we have avar 8 want to follow. I am not going to be extravagant. It would be so easy to be extravagant dreamed maybe. These little ones are so eager, eo keen, so anxious for expedenoa,! Merry Christmas R under this title. and so amazingly Intelligent, It seems a tragedy that this chlldlah aagernaaa andl m , Man from the dawn of time has been tormented by a dream of happiness In a world keeness, this outreaching, should be quickly dulled and dimmed by the educational and! & R that denies the dream. Almost all our joys that are actualized grow out ol the dust and social conditioning Into which they have come. 8 debris of a larger lost hope. But 1 must not carry you off Into that long, long hope, that Professor Suglmorl of Japan says, “Let's lift each new generation to a higher level, 8 long, long dream. That Is where all the religions came from. There Is Gautama Buddha build the best we can now, and then the children will coma Into this new higher level of Happy New Year S trying to break loose from the old shackles ol the past, turning away from the old existence. Then lift It higher and higher until at last we move on Into that glorloua vtalon We hope you experience all the joy H religious ceremonies, and building a way ol Hie through discipline ^ Ic h promised biles, which we have had for thousands ol years but have not yet known how to raellze.” From and warmth that goes with this 8 complete satisfaction, complete fulfillment; and Jesus coming to offer a kingdom, the Let's make Christmas, this time, a symbol of these things. 643-2711 8 kingdom ol heaven on earth, love and righteousnesa and justice and peace; and Con- Christmas season. Our gratitude luclus giving up the gods, giving up the hope of Immortality, telling one how to live In this By A, Eutace Haydon for your friendship and trust. {world — a world that would be sincere and just and brotherly and kind and peaceful; and Zarathustra calling you to tight, tight all the evil things until you had created a now 8 world — a world In which there would be no pain, or sorrow, or lonellneee, or heartache, THE CONNECTICUT BANKS 8 or sickness, or anybody "who loves or maketh a He." There are the glorious Ideals, the I have enjoyed reading this article at this season of tha youth specialty shop AND TRUST COMPANY | S alluring visions of the great prophets. year for the past five years and thought I would like to share It l i e r a l i i MANCHESTER EAST HARTFORD MANCHESTER OFFICES « R 1 do not want to try to rival these old sages and saviors of the past. It would be so with the readers of the "Manchester Evening Herald." It was MANCHESTER OFF)CI R easy to do It now because we have the knowledge, we have the meterlals, we have the CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 757 Main Street in Downtown Manchester published In "Religious Humanism” Volume VII, Number IV, 325 Broad St. 22 Thomaa St. 893 MAIN ST. \ ^ 8 method, we have the techniques, we have the mastery ol human and physical thinge. We MANCHESTER H 5 have everything which would make possible the glorious world of which all these ancient Autumn 1973. MANCHESTER PARKADE OFFICE N. MAIN OFFICE g •j prophets dreamed. But If I did that. It I painted that picture, you would remember very ______Charles E. Jacobson, 3S4W MIDDLE TURNPIKE WEST 14 NORTH MAIN ST. || S quickly that you have to wait until this generation of old men and women has gone. We Jr. LW'MCtttMntMiMiMeaiMtwniKxcKMiwiweaiiBMR 8 are altogether too shackled by custom and tradition and habit and vested Interests and 8 special privileged groups. The young people today are beginning to revolt against the M whole structure. .WMIImiMIHIfaiMMCMMtMIIMmiMW! PAGE TWKNTY-TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manche^iler. Conn., Sat.. Dc . Zr 1978 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Sat., Dec. 23, 1978 — PAGE TWENTY-THREE Vernon Mayor Looks Back Mee-kay and Mee-nee Mouse Capture Paris ’The mayor said the only thing that the mouse’s shape which sold for $50. By BARBARA RICHMOND projects that had to be done, tax PARIS (UPI) — The eyes of memorabilia. It was organized in the some wistfuiness, said he kept collec­ Dozens of items from Disney World eagerly bid on dozens of items and saved the court house from total A toy of Mickey driving a tractor, money would have had to be used for building constructor Jean-Marc store restaurant to commemorate ting Mickey objects — from hats, in Florida circa 1976 could have been wound up buying $1,250 worth, from a Herald Reporter destruction was the fact that it had made in England in 1950, went for this purpose and the tax rate would Moret brightened as he wrote a the Mickey’s 50th “birthday." The belts, ties and watches to a bath mat auctioned for more than they cost large metal belt buckle to a Mickey VERNON — The two best things well-constructed fire walls. The $90. Sold were Mickey children’s have had to be increased. check for 6000 francs (about $1,500) first Mickey Mouse cartoon by Watt and mustard holder — and finally new two years ago. American watch. that happened in Vernon in 1978, as house was extensively damaged. decided to unload them all at an auc­ shoes made in Greece in 1976, a 1938 He said the $600,000 grant Vernon for a 1929 velvet Mickey Mouse, his Disney appeared on the screen in the Moret’s velvet Mickey was said by Clutching a framed Mickey far as the town and Mayor Frank received was the largest of its kind in There have been many other fires Colony theater in New York on Nov. tion. English Mickey Mouse orange yellow mittens frayed, his grinning the catalogue to have belonged to tapestry she bought for $175, Mrs. McCoy are concerned, was the the state. of suspicious origin over the year 18, 1928. There were Mickey Mouses in felt, squeezer, a 1971 German Mickey white face dingy. Disney’s children. A pencil holder of Heyellert said, “I have a 4-year-oId receipt of a $600,000 Small Cities On the other hand, the mayor said also. M orel’s C hristm as purchase wood, iron, porcelain, plastic, Mouse 'alarm clock, a Japanese 1973 "I really love the United States, porcelain was billed as having graced son but none of this is for him. It's for Grant and the fact, that as a result of the worst thing that has happened in *The mayor also expressed concern and Mee-kay represents that, and I marked the highest bid for one of the rubber. A Mickey Mouse cuckoo Mickey Mouse clock. the grant, the mayor was able to Disney’s desk in Los Angeles in 1938 me. I collect.” Why? the town is the continuing prevalence about the extensive amount of total have a 16-year-old daughter who will 300-pIus toys and other objects made clock, pajama holder, music box, Many of the toys had been dis­ and sold for $175. keep the tax rate to just a 1.5 mill in­ played in a toy show at the Louvre’s “For the love of Mee-kay,” she of crime. He said he was concerned vandalism with houses and get this as a Christmas present,” from 1929 to 1977 all over the world, tape recorder, goblet, spoon,,cups, Most members of the audience said simply. crease. businesses being ransacked, property toothbrush, films, hot water bottle, Museum of Diraorative Arts in 1974, about this when he took office again Moret said. from Peking to Paris, indicating the were men and women under 35. Many Collector Pierre Tchemia watched 'The mayor said it’s not that he’s ruined and articles taken. baby teether, neckties sold during such as a 1937 Mickey and Minnie last year and he is getting more con­ Moret and some 400 other admirers universality of the little mouse. said they were collectors and arrived while the final item, a telephone in that fond of federal grants but he did He termed the situation "very spirited bidding. train toy made in New York that was cerned. of “Mee-kay” and “Mee-nee Moose” The objects came from the collec­ wearing Mickey T-shirts or Mickey’s shape, went for $275, and say that it was the goal of his serious” and said, "We have to take tion of writer Honore Bostel, who Under auctioneer Herve Poulain’s auctioned for $350. He cited the two fires that oc­ were gathered at the Printemps sweaters, neckties and belts mused why the rodent is so popular. (Republican) administration to put curred in the early morning hours steps to bring the culprits to court happened to buy a Mickey Mouse white-tipped hammer went a Mickey But even new items went for lively .department store (on Thursday Dec. purchased from Printemps’ new “Mee-kay keeps his age forever, funds into areas to relieve the tax and get them out of the social traf­ mask in 1936 “because of passion. I Mouse made in Italy of spaghetti and prices. A new American Mickey this past week, both termed of 14) for;what was billed as the first Mickey boutique, opened on the an­ the eternal Ml, always young. 'Iliis burden on the townspeople. suspicious origin, one in a vacant fic.” He said he doesn’t blame the auction in Europe — or possibly the iove him because he was created in another made in Formosa of Mouse chewing gum dispenser, com­ niversary. He said if it wasn’t for the grant plete with gum, and a three-foot high exposition bears witness to the house and one that gutted a room of people in the Rockville area for being world — of Mickey Mouse joy.” seashells. Even China was Pretty publicist Caroline which was used to do work on coin bank sold together for $3M. fabulous vitality of Mee-kay and the Tolland Ck)unty Court House fearful because of the fires. Bostel, watching the auction with represented with a 1976 light bulb in Heyellert, 28, in a Mickey T-shirt, Mee-nee.” Community Calendars Chance Meeting with a Jew in the USSR Sewer Commission, 7;30 to the Creche, 4:30 p.m.. p.m. and candlelighting (EHilors note: Slicrii' Winnlon of mistook him for a feilow tourist. who tried to emigrate to Israei. His I asked Yitzhak if he would take taken for granted. careful, but he was tired of jiot being Andover p.m.. Council Office. Beal Keurh, Calif., is a aludcnl in­ South Congregational. service, 11 p.m. Guardedly, at first, we asked each visa was denied and he lost his job me there. As we walked the crowded Yitzhak said most of the men speak able to do certain things. Thursday tern in UPI'r l/onclun bureau. ThiH Monday Sacrament of Confes­ Family Eucharist Ser­ other about life in our respective only to spend the next few years streets to Moscow’s only synagogue, only Yiddish and know very little Later we talked of less serious sub­ Citizens Advisory Com­ vice, 7 p.m., St. John’s is her areounl a perHonal en- All town offices closed. sion, 7 p.m., St. John The countries. He explained that his washing bottles in a factory. He later Yitzhak told me of his dream to leave Russian. jects: music by the Bee Gees, mittee, 7:30 p.m.. Town Church and Service of rounlt^,(luring a reeent trip In the Tuesday Baptist Ukranian Catholic. English studies were supplemented was allowed to leave and now lives in the Soviet Union for the United “They are the main ones who prac­ “Saturday Night Fever” and John Sunday Council Office. Carols, 11 p.m. Soviet Union.) A elianee m(‘rling by reading American books and Jerusalem. States or Israel. tice our reiigion. ’The younger people Travolta. School Building Com- Monday with a Soviet Jew. listening to the Voice of America. He Yitzhak said his parents feared a are becoming curious and want to As a departing gift, I offered him Annual Songfest Paramony of Nativity, He said he knew it would be almost 2 mittM, 7:30 p.m., Andover By SlIKKIK WINSTON Christmas Masses, 8:30, also corresponded with American simitar situation, and therefore did impossible, but that did not lessen his know more than what their parents the remaining chewing gum I had Elementary School. 11:30 a.m., St. John The Vernon MOSCOW (UPI) — The noontime relatives. Several hundred parents and students Manchester, Friday morning. (Herald photo 10 and 11:30 p.m., St. Ber­ not practice their religion and did not will to try. have told them. People my parents’ brought with me. Baptist Ukranian Catholic. shoppers hurriedly pushed their way attended the annual student sing for parents by Pinto) Sunday nard’s Church. A comment he made about some of allow him to speak English in their The synagogue was very old and age are afraid.” “I have a young brother who wants Holy Eucharist, 10 a.m., through the crowded passageways of the tourist attractions I had visited home. and students at the Robertson School, Christmas Eve Service, 7 Holy Eucharist Service, beautiful. Inside a few old men I asked Yitzhak if he was not afraid to be a cowboy,” he said. “He will Bolton St. Mark’s Lutheran. GUM Department kore off Red led me to question his party attitude. We stopped to buy ice cream cones like this.” p.m.. Union 10 a.m., St. John’s Church. prayed. As I watched and listened to to taik to me. He said he must be Worship Service, 11 Square. Quietly, he said, “I am in the party and, when I tried to pay, Yitzhak Monday a.m.. East Glastonbury Congregational Church. Wednesday them chanting the ancient prayers, I ktMEMteiEW! Young boys cautiously approached (presumably the Young Communist shook his head. “ You give me felt the bond shared with my new All town offices closed. U nit^ Methodist. Midnight Mass at St. Executive Committee of me, a young American tourist being League) because I have to be, but I English, I give you ice cream. That is friend, yet I was sad knowing Inflation Eases Burden Wednesday Holy Communion, 8 Bernard’s Church. Rockville Area Chamber of jostled along with the crowd, and was born a Jew.” more important to me.” First Congregational Yitzhak did not have the freedom to 3 Public Safety Complex a.m.. Morning Prayer, 10 Commerce, 8 a.m.. asked to trade trinkets for chewing We exchanged greetings of Shalom Yitznak said he is not a religious Church, family service, 7 practice a heritage I had so often Study Committee, 7:30 p.m., St Luke’s Episcopal. Chamber offices. gum. While the transaction was and he told me that, while practicing person. “Since I have discovered my On Rural Postmaster p.m., firehouse. Church Service, 10:30 made, a youth several years older Judaism was not “forbidden,” it was background, I am curious to learn Conservation Commis­ a.m., Christian Science walked up laughing and said, “Silly made difficult and could possibly be more. I have only attended religious “People aren’t mailing as much,” His part-time assistants turn into b e t iil p : h e m . n .h . (Up d - sion, 7:30 p.m., Herrick Society. American girl. Trading chewing gum detrimental if he hoped to obtain a services a.t the synagogue oc­ said Newell, postmaster for eight full-timers during the holiday season Christmas Sunday for trinkets.” Inflation may be giving everyone else to help with the load, and Newell Memorial Park. decent job. He only discovered his casionally during the holidays.” headaches, but it has proven to be a years. “I think money’s tighter. Worship, 10 a.m., and He jurprised me. Wasn’t this Judaism when he was 16 and saw it “A lot of people have switched over says he’s even volunteered his four He had been to a recent celebration Christmas blessing for the post­ Candlelight Communion denim-clad student also a tourist and stamped on his passport. for the New Year and was very to postcards. Some companies are children. m aste r in the little town of Coventry Service, 11 p.m.. South probably doing the same thing? I was curious to know more about moved by all the people, young and putting out postal Christmas cards. There is only one special stamp in Congregational. Bethlehem. the post office, and “you kind of have Monday The impression proved wrong and life for a Soviet Jew. old, who attended. He said some Last year, a record 20.000 cards You can mail those for a dime. You Holy'Communion, 8 this was liQW I met the young man I As we continued walking through Americans also were there and he save 30 percent. to fight for it,” says Newell. But it Town Hall offices, and a.m.. Morning Prayer, 10 from around the world arrived in has been known to fall into unofficial will call Yitzhak, a young Russian the crowded store, Yitzhak told me had a chance to speak to them. Bethlehem, all begging for the "It all points to one thing: people sanitary landfill area p.m. and Christmas Eve student wjiose English was so fluent I of his uncle, a prominent scientist don’t have the money they used to,” hands. closed. service, 11:30 p.m., St. hamlet's special Christmas stamp. "Sometimes little kids get hold of Postmaster Hilton Newell and his Newell said. Wednesday James’ Episcopal. But plenty of people still want their it and stamp each other,” Newell Christmas Eve two assistants must hand-cancel the said. “Stray dogs sometimes get it to Cemetery Commission, stamp on every envelope. season’s greetings decorated with 7:30 p.m.. Town Hall. Candlelight Services, 6 and Mitchell Starts Yule Furlough Bethlehem’s hand-drawn rural show they were here on that day.” A weary-armed .Newell worried he Lion’s Club, 8 p.m., 7:30 p.m. and Holy Com­ scene. Newell foregos his lunch The White Mountain hamlet, MONTGOMERY, Ala. (UPI) - destination was priviieged informa­ The U.S. Parole Commission ap­ wouldn't have time for anything else. UConn Alumni Center. munion, 11 a.m.. First breaks, and works after closing time located 100 miles north of Concord, Former U.S. Attorney General John tion. proved his parole in July but said he But this year, the number has Rotary Club, 7 p.m.. Church of Christ. thwacking envelopes. also gets walk-in visitors who want Mitchell, nearing the end of his Mitcheil awoke today at 6 a.m., must remain in prison until January dropped a bit. their mail stamped with the special Grange Hall. Monday sentence for Watergate crimes, left a changed from his brown prison work because he had spent five months of postmark, called a cachet. Young People’s AA, 8 Christmas Day Service, 9 federal' prison today on a five-day clothes into a blue plaid sports coat his one-to-four year sentence on “ We have quite a few people com­ p.m., St. Mary’s Church. a.m., St. John 'The Baptist Christinas furlough. and tie and left the prison before he medical furlough for an operation on Board of Welfare, 7:30- “I’m going to have a delightful ing up, just dropping in,” Newell Ukranian Catholic. had breakfast. Although the his hip and surgery for a ballooned I, May you enjoy every Play Cast Selected 8:30 p.m.. Town Hall. said. “Perhaps one of their friends Holy Communion, 10 time. Merry Christmas to you all,” temperature was a'^hiljy 35 degrees, stomach artery. minute of a VERNON - The Rockville High Bill Ugolik will portray the part of did it last year. It makes it very good Thursday a.m., St. Jam es’ Episcopal Mitchell said as he quickly strode by he did not wear a to ^ o at or hat. Mitchell sought an early release Meny Christmas and School Drama Club has announced the school principal; David for me because they do their own.” Board of Ekiucation, 7 Church. reporters and stepped into a taxi for Prison Superintendent Charles from prison, but Federal Judge share its good times the east for its winter production of Latulippe, the head of the English The lighter number of cards this p.m., Coventry High Tuesday a short trip to the city airport. He left Beaver said Mitchell, one of 25 in­ Frank M. Johnson Jr. ruled in those dear to you. the prison without an escort. Thanks all. •’Up he Down Staircase." The ten­ department; Robin Davis, the year could give Newell more time for School. Town Council, 7:30 p.m.. mates who got holiday leaves, must September that Mitchell’s treatment The 64-year-oId Mitchell declined tative dates for the production are guidance counselor; Sue McMahon, his other duties, which include filling Council office. report back to the minimum security by parole officials was equal to that Feb. 22. 23 and 24 in the school the school nurse; Christine Clay, in as janitor and snow-shoveler. to say wherd^te- wduld spend the prison, by Wednesday. He is received by other Watergate defen­ auditorium. librarian; Suzy Baskill, school clerk; For the past few years, he’s also Glastonbury Wednesday h()lidays and Officials at the Maxwell scheduled to be released on parole dants. He has appealed Johnson’r Tracy Newirth will play the party and Carolyn Balk, Sylvia’s friend been in charge of setting up a Christ­ Today Housing Authority, 7:45 NArslirjrRMs Air Force Ba je prison camp said his Jan. 19. ruling. p.m., Welles Village com­ of Sylvia Barrett, a teacher fresh out Ellen. mas tree. It makes the post office Candlelight Procession The House of Sports Since 1844 of college and going to teach in a The parts of the students will be more homey for the 500 box munity Hall. E crowded New York City High School. played by Richard Rey, John Unter- customers who come in to pick up Library of Congreu Working with her will be fellow born, David Crowell, Bill Yee, Eric their mail. ’The town of 1,500 has no t t u m m m English teachers played by Mike Anderson, Allen Thompson, David home delivery. Established for Congress ’ ______Brady and Cindy Bryant. Loch, Mary Bdlh Wind, Lisa Dickey, But there are unexpected rewards in 1800, the Library of Con­ 1 John Boyle will play the part of the Barbara Barcomb, Eileen Dillon, gress in Washington, D.C., i f for Bethlehem’s postal crew. People has extended its service formidable administrative assistant. Lisa Abrahams, Judy Keppner,' often enclose thank-you notes with over the years to other gov­ Doug Dugan will play the part of Joe Monica Scholtz, Susan Manning, their batches of cards. One chilly day ernment agencies, to other Ferone. Miss Barrett’s greatest Susan Pronovost, Patti Conley, and this year, Newell arrived to find libraries, and to the general teaching challenge. Sue Hervieux. someone had left a box of chocolates public. It now serves as the C national library. out front. Dellvering a message i icliRer and gratitude to aU Cb mmnt r \ [ our wonderful friends. WisMnf you all tha klauingt of a |oyau« jpjk. , to icuf thutki (fom ^ helUay saaton. Slnaara tbanki ana an4 all. The beauty o f Nature and the glory o f Hie s T H E . VuleHde bring a c 647-994S .ION'S fuHHHng aenae of 'mMfUj Chiitmi to all! ^ IDEN wonder, peace and irava hope to all. HJa ouTi 4; From Chris and Joe LaVae ...^ pleaau^, aa w ef^ re at the 67 E. CENTER ST., MANCHESTER 06040 ' the m ajeaty o f the ^ COUNTRY LOFT aeaaon, to extend lEMEMtaSBnMEREEMtWSSXEBIfKfailHXMXRXlMXMEBIfi every good wlah £ > / fo r your happiness..

It*s Christmas 2 :V again and time to say how much it means to have the n friendship and 3 Pooping your holidays will be \good will of folks like you. Accept shining, filled« ’with all the wonderful 41- things that spell CHRISTMAS! our sincere thanksi In whatever manner >and warm wishes I ^ r u hssmss our p to oorvoyoulm thm pool the traditions and spirit for a (MN# (•• loo*/lanaanT to yossr oostUssumV of Christmas Moss4uhlp.amut come to your house, HIGHLAND PARK OhHutmmo ssimhou. CLOSED DEC. 25 for our we wish you the employees to enjoy the Holiday Furniture People Since 1932 merriest all! MARKET : ’ 317 HIQHLAND AVE. John N. Lappen, Inc. 164 East Cantor StrMt, Manchettor Your Gifi Gallery i ' “Before Losses Happen, otManchoHer MANCHESTER, CONN. insure With happen" ms MMN ST. Manchester Drug > at Watkins of Manehaitar 45 E. Center S(., 643-2751 717 Main St. 649-4541 8 935 Main Straat, Manehaitar. N K aw M U L M m m m m m ' MANCHESTER PAGE TWENTY-FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Sal.. U>- Iii7(i Don’t store things you Reversing Vasectomies can’t use. Sell them Enzymes Busy In Your Body LEGAL NOTICE fast with a hard­ working Classified Adi WANTED - G u station atteii- Lovable Pets At a meeting held on December 18, 1*79, the Planning and WILTON (UPI) - You According to researchers dant, full or part time. Zoning Commission made the following decisions: Mature, responsible person Pregnancy Means Success For Sale.™ can’t see them and don't at Novo Laboratories, {nc., □ NOTICES the world’s largest TRAVEL TIME (T-28) for third shift. References diminishes further the longer a vasectomy takes 3U minutes and often can be dune in a even notice them at work Call 871-16$8. Ky VIILUAIVI SlIJiKKC producer of enzymes for in­ Denied request to erect roof sign — 162 Spencer Street. patient waits to seek reversal. doctor's office. but enzymes are among the L o t i a n d Found i DETROIT (DPII — The men who come to dustrial uses, the special M.I.P. 15 CORPS. (M-33) TOOLMAKERS - MadUnisU. “When we talk to an individual (considering Although a vasectomy may be relatively busiest and most important see Drs. Anthony Thomas and J. Edson Pontes compounds in the human properties of enzymes can Granted a special exception to allow development of a FOUND- Small Calico Cat. Apply 81 Commerce Street, the surgery) we're not talking 80-90 percent simple to perform, reversing the procedure is Bolton Lake / Tolland Road Glastonbury. PTG Company. are hoping for a second chance. body. ' be harnessed to assist in parcel with area in excess of 4 acres and which requires success rate for pregnancy," he said. "We an involved process lasting more than two ^tomobile parking spaces in excess of 60 spaces—Progress area. Calf 647-9355. Telephone For the past several years, Thomas and More than 1,500 different the production of cheese, give them the general statistics of 30-50 per­ hours and requiring several days' stay in the Drive. Effective date in accordance with General Statutes. Pontes, urologists at Detroit's Hutzel enzymes have been iden­ sugar, textiles and laundry P srso n a fs 2 RN, LPN, 7 to 3 and 3 to 1 cent. hospital. JOHN DAVIS ET AL (D-15) Hospital, have been testing and refining the tified and are responsible detergents, as well as in shifts. Good pay, good “You may get sperm back and you may get Thomas and his associates use thread Approval an application for a change of zone from Rural WOMEN WANTED benefits and working con­ delicate technique of reversing vasectomies ■for such essential bodily the development of new FOR them back in sufficient numbers, but fur some thinner than a human hair in the reversal Residence to Residence A for a parcel of approximately 62.8 BOWLING league 9:15 ditions. Apply in person, Ver­ through microsurgery. •■nergy resouryies. reason the wives don't get pregnant. Why this procedure. ' function as muscle move­ acres and adopted a zoning classification of Residence A for Wednesday nights. Please call non Manor, 180 Regan Road, Performed under a microscope with ultra­ 646-2161 afterift 5 ' p.m Vernon. happens we really don't know." "We feel we get a much better, much more ment, digestion of food and that parcel — 727V and 747V Lydall Street. Effective date line sutures, the technical procedure of reat­ breathing. 'Thomas said there has been continued accurate connection," he said. "Our sutures January 2, 1979. ^ taching severed vas deferens — the tiny S h e B e m l h Among the oldest known research on the problem. One theory is that are about twice as fine as what many other "It ii th. r.r. pleasurei thn ROY FRANKLIN (F-23) vessels that carry semen — has been close to chemical compounds, en­ some sort of immunological factor may be in­ people use. It would be literally impossible to CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING espaci.lly delight u i." Approved an application for a change of zone from 100 percent successful so far, Thomas said. zymes actually are non­ Epictatui volved. use without the microscope." Business I to Residence M for a parcel of approximately 1,8 For Thomas and his patients, true success Thomas said most patients have remarried living protein molecules. acres and adopted a zoning classification of Residence M for Thomas and Pontes have treated about that parcel — 816 Hartford Road, Effective date January 2, cannot be measured until a spouse becomes and want another child. Other cases involve M fQ lim S I three dozen patients in the past eight months. 1979, pregnant. But, as is the case with other Only in one case has the surgery been a the death of a child, or men who feel they can researchers involved in vasectomy reversal, technical failure, and several pregnancies afford a family larger than the one they had strued to revive any ordinance or part thereof that has been SOCIETY FOR SAVINGS (S-31) Thomas can t promise much in that area. LEGAL NOTICE Approved with conditions lot frontage at minimum front have been reported by spouses. when they had a vasectomy, repealed by a subsequent ordinance which is repealed by thia "We've been highly successful as far as get­ TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT ordinance. yard depth — Lamplighter Drive. However, 'Thomas said he makes sure a A vasectomy is such a quick and easy birth j NOTICE OF ting sperm back," he said. "But the pregnan­ Section 4. Any person violating or failing to comply with control method, Thomas said, that some men ADOPTION OF ORDINANCE A copy of these decisions has been filed in the Town Clerk’s prospective patient and his wife are well any provision of said Code or committing any act or omission office. cy rate is still much lower than the technical In accordancy with the provisions of Chapter 3, Sections 1 briefed about the reversal technique and the probably don't give enough thought to the con­ to act declared to be a misdemeanor or unlawful, where no success. " and 9 of the Twon Charter, notice is hereby given of the adop­ Planning and Zoning Commission chances of a pregnancy. sequences when they consider the procedure. specific penalty is provided thereof, shall be punished as is Even a high degree of success in reattaching tion by the Board of Directors of the Town of Manchester, "We sit down with them and tell them the "We take an almost 100 percent fertile provided in Section 1-8 of said Code. the severed vessels translates, at most, into Connectiqut, of Ordinance on December 12 1978 ' Ronald Gates, Secretary coldiLhard facts. " group of men and make them infertile Section 5. Any and all additions or amendments to such Dated this 23rd day of December, 1978. one chance in two of restoring fertility, if the ADOPTING ORDINANCE About a million vasectomies are performed (through vasectomy)," he said. "To me, fer­ Code, when passed in such form as to indicate the intention 113-12 AN ORDINANCE ADOPTING AND ENACTING A NEW ^ 5 vasectomy was performed within the past 10 of the Board of Directors to make the same a part thereof, each year in this country. The procedure tility is just too precious a commodity to give The men who come to see Drs. J. Edson Pontes (left) and Anthony CODE OF ORDINANCES OF THE TOWN OF years, Thomas said. The success rate, he said. shall be deemed to be incorporated in such Code so that generally involves little or no discomfort. up lightly." Thomas are looking for a second chance. The doctors, urologists at MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT; ESTABLISHING THE NOTICE SAME; PROVIDING FOR THE REPEAL OF CERTAIN reference to the “Code of Ordinances, Town of Manchester” SEASON^S Detroit’s Hutzel Hospital, have been refining the technique to reverse shall be understood and intended to include such additions ORDINANCES NOT INCLUDED THEREIN; EXCEPT AS PUBLIC HEARING vasectomies. (UPI photo) and amendments. ADDITIONAL APPROPRIATIONS GREETINGS 2 HEREIN EXPRESSLY PROVIDED FOR; PROVIDING Section 6. A copy of such Code shall be kept on file in the FOR THE EFFECTIVE DATE OF SUCH CODE AND A BOARD OF DIRECTORS Bank Saves Plants for Future office of the Town Clerk, preserved in looseleaf form, or in TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT To Relatives PENALTY FOR THE VIOLATION THEREOF such other form as the Town Clerk may consider most PROVIDING FOR THE MANNER OF AMENDING SUCH Notice is hereby given that the Board of Directors, Town of IRVINE, Calif. (U PD - which are retrieved later. the country's land area to food and medicine in the a grant from the private expedient. It shall be the express duty of the Town Clerk, or CODE; AND PROVIDING WHEN THIS ORDINANCE And Friends About 200 higher plant The seeds are collected, just 11 percent, future. someone authorized by the Town Clerk, to insert in their Manchester, Connecticut, will hold a Public Hearing in the Elvina S. Slosson Fund to SHALL BECOME EFFECTIVE. species become extinct dried and sealed in a Koopowitz said that He noted a South proper places all amendments or ordinances which indicate Hearing Room at the Municipal Building, 41 Center Street, create a gene bank for BE IT ORDAINED BY THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF HARRY and BETTY each year and a University vacuum and then placed in while the spread of popula­ American yam that was the intention of the Board of Directors to make the same a Manchester, Connecticut, Tuesday, January 2, 1979, at 8:00 gladioli, the second most THE TOWN OF MANCHESTER, THAT: P.M. to consider and act on the following: of California scientist has cold storage, below 18 tion is the cause, he does used in the development of part of such Code when the same have been printed or DiPACE 3 popular species in the Section 1. The Code of Ordinances, consisting of Chapters 1 reprinted in page form, and to extract from such Code all Proposed additional appropriation to General Fund Budget u created a fiower “gene degrees centigrade, where not advocate restricting birth control pills until it to 18, inclusive, is hereby adopted and enacted as the "Code world — second only to provisions which may be, from time to time, repealed by the 1978-79, Recreation — 52,000.00 for Arts and Crafts, to be bank" in an attempt to they will keep for hun­ development. was learned how to syn- roses. mm. of Ordinances, Town of Manchester" and shall be treated financed from fees. Sctye some of the en­ dreds, even thousands, of “It's a pipe dream to thethize the product Board of Directors, There are more than 180 and considered as a new and original comprehensive or­ This copy of such Code shall be available for all persons To All Our Friends and dangered plants. years. think you can turn the needed, and the periwinkle dinance which shall supersede all other general and perma­ Proposed additional appropriation to Water Fund Budget species of gladiolus in the desiring to examine the same and shall be considered the of­ 1978-79, TRANSFER to Water Reserve Fund —$30,000.00 to Business Associates “People know animals Population growth and world back to Eden,” he plant, now used in anti­ WE HAVE nent ordininces passed by the Board of Directors on or wild, but only six are com­ ficial Code of Ordinances ot Manchester, and any copy of be financed from Water Department unappropriated sur­ such as condors and'whales the spread of communities said. “The demands for cancer agents. before July 20, 1977, to the extent provided in Section 2 monly used commercially. hereof. such Code certified by the Town Clerk, shall be the official plus. MAY THE PEACE & LOVE are in danger of becoming are the cause of plant space won't go away.” Koopowitz currently has Code of Ordinances of Manchester at the date of such cer­ Proposed additional appropriation to General Fund Budget extinct,” Dr, Harold extinction, Koopowitz said. He said also that it would Section 2. All provisions of such Code shall be in full force tification. OF CHRISTMAS and effect from and after the 1st day of January, 1979, and all 1978-79 — Community Agencies — Early Learning Center — Koopowitz said. “It's very “Much of the crisis is in be an impossible task to ALL YOUR Section 7. In case of the amendment of any section of such ABIDE ALL ordinances of a general and permanent nature of the Town of $198.00 to be financed by rent received from the Efarly Lear­ easy to emphasize with the tropical areas which save each plant species and Code for which a penalty is not provided, the general penalty Manghester, Connecticut enacted on final passage on or ning Center. THROUGH THE YEAR! as provided in Section 1-8 of such Code shall apply to the sec­ animals. are being cleared at a un­ reintroduce them to the before July 20, 1977, and not included in such Code or tion as amended; or in case such amendment contains Proposed additional appropriation to Special Grants, Fund “The problem is much precedented rate,” he said. wild. But it is possible to recognized and continued in force by reference therein are Mary and Rupert Uppling I HOLIDAY provisions for which a penalty, other than the aforemen­ 61, CETA Title VI — $34,246.00 to be financed from Grant, to more severe with piants “By the turn of the century develop gene banks and hereby repealed from and after the 1st day of January, 1979, tioned general penalty, is provided in another section in the cover the period of January 1, 1979 through December SI, but it's not as easy to care the only natural tropical preserve the plants in except as hereinafter provided. same chapter, the penalty so provided in such other section 1979. Section 3. The repeal provided for in Section 2 hereof shall about plants.” area left will be the botanical gardens. shall be held to relate to the section so amendned, unless .V not affect any of the following: Proposed additional appropriation to Special Grants Fund TO TIE “W U BUNCH” Koopowitz, an associate Amazonian area in South “People will have to get I PARTY HEEDS such penalty is specifically repealed therein. 61, Title V Older Americans Act — $12,806.00 to be financed (1) Any offense or act committee or done or any penalty or professor of biological America. use to the idea that if they Section 8, It shall be unlawful for any person, firm or cor­ from Grant from State Department on Aging, to be used for forfeiture incurred or any contract or right established or sciences and director of “The African and Asian want to save all the species poration in the Town to change or amend by additions or an elevator at the Green School. INTHURSMY securing before the effective date of such Code; the Arboretum at Universi­ forests will be gone by of plants and animals, i SMOKED HAWS deletions, any part or portion of such Code, or to insert or Proposed additional appropriation to Special Grants Fund (2) Any drdinance promising or guaranteeing the payment ^ HOMEMADE STYLE, COOKED delete pages, or portions thereof, or to after or tamper with ty of California, Irvine, then.” some will have to be in of money for the Town, or authorizing the issuance of any 61, Title 11 Anti-Recession Grant, Public Works Employment MOnnK GERMKS such Code in any manner whatsoever which will cause the said between 10 and 20 per­ He cited Madagascar botanical gardens and * AND HEADY TO E^ _ bonds of the Town, or any evidence of tlie Town’s in­ Act — $5,690.00 to be financed from Grant from State Depart­ law of the Town of Manchester to be misrepresented cent of all higher plant and Thailand as examples. zoos.” debtedness; ment on Aging, to be used for bathrooms and a ramp at the Thinks for the Beautiful thereby. Any person, firm or corporation violating this sec­ species are endanger^. Madagascar, once 90 per­ And it is im portant to (3) Any contract or obligation assumed by the Town; Green School. I FRESH HAMS tion shall be punished as provided in Section 1-8 of the Code Dried Flower Arrangement Gene banks have been cent forested, now has just save as many species as (4) Any right or franchise granted by the Town; adopted by this ordinance. Elizabeth J. Intagliata (5) Any ordinance dedicating, naming, establishing, developed for some 8 percent of its land possible because it is im­ I DELICIOUS CAJ>0NS A T U S m S Section 9. All ordinances or parts of ordinances in conflict Secretary, Board of Directors locating, relocating, opening, paving, widening, vacating, agricultural crops, he said, forested. Thailand's possible to determine i FOff YOUR HOLIDAY PARTIES herewith are, to the extent of such conflict, hereby repealed Manchester, Connecticut MERRY CHRISTMAS! but he believes he has the forests have declined in 20 which plants will have etc., any street or public way or any park, playground or as of the operative date of this ordinance, but shall remain in Dated at Manchester, Connecticut this 21st day of recreation facility; December, 1978. only gene bank for flowers. years from 75 percent of significance in term s of I ★ POPPYSEED STRIPS ★ WALNUT STRIP full force and effect until such date. (6) Any ordinance relating to specific public im­ 114-12 He said he created the Section 10. This ordinance shall become effective on From Marty 1 ★ CHEESE STRIPS______★ BABKAI provements or assessments therefor; January 1, 1979. flocal gene bank not only in (7) Any ordinance establishing or prescribing grades for ah attempt to save certain streets; This Ordinance shall take effect ten (10) days after this LEGAL NOTICE publication in this newspaper provided that wiBiin ten (10) species but also to promote (8) Any appropriation ordinance or ordinance providing The third quarterly installment of taxes on the 1 Oct, 77 Grand days after this publication of this Ordinance a petition signed new varieties of cultivated HMBMIlt MUSH STYU for the levy of taxes of for an annual budget; List is due and payable 1 Jan. 79. Also the Supplemental Motor Thank You & Merry Christmas by not less than five (5) percent of the electors of the Town, as TO MY HONEY. flowers. (9) Any zoning and subdivision regulations of the Town; Vehicle bill is due and payable in full. All payments made after determined from the latest official lists of the Registrars of Happy Holldaya To All Our Friends (10) Any ordinance relating to the investment of municipal 1 Feb. 79 are subject to a late charge of 1% per month on the Merry Chrletmeal “The gene bank is a Voters, has not been filed with the Town Clerk requesting its late installment, from the due date, or a minimum of $2.00 To Intensive Care Love, coupling of art and iiiuisi - nu cm. m CMin funds; reference to a special Town election. Unit StaffI And Customers Ask About Our Party T w * and PlerogI Filled wit (11) Any administrative ordinance, or any ordinance, es­ Payments may be made by mail or at the Town Office Sue science,” he said. “ We use Elizabeth J. Intagliata Building which is open Monday thru Friday. 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. The Mai and Nancy scientific techniques to Cheese, Potato and Sauerkraut tablishing classification and the compensation of municipal Secretary Rhinas, Room 151 officers or employees, not inconsistent herewith; Tax Collector is also in the office Monday and Friday evenings, create the gene bank but Board of Directors 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. OPEN THURS. TIL 8 PM (12) Any ordinance dedicating or accepting any plat or sub­ FRANK... Manchester, Connecticut the end result, flowers, is B o n rs FRUIT FARM DAILY TIL 6 PM FOR division in the Town; Cynthia Clark Merry Christmas Dated at Manchester, Connecticut this 19th day of Seasons Greetings aesthetic.” . 260 6USN HIU. DO. OUNGHESTiO YOUR SHOPPING (13) Any ordinance enacted after July 20, 1977. Tax Collector and The gene bank contains December 1978. Town of Andover, Connecticut to all my oooooooooooooooooooooo Islondep OLYMPIA CONWENIENCE The repeal provided for in Section 2 hereof shall not be con­ 106-12 107-12 Happy New Year frozen seeds and pollen caMH-Minaiua i uaiicu cwtua wonderful I LOVE YOUl Hebron Parents Tina 17* Tollind Turnpikt, Minclwflir customers and Bible Study Group iDELICATESSEN Given Reminder friendsi HEBRON — Parents or MANCHESTER - The I 697 MAIN ST. (c l o s e d s u n . a m o n .) t e l . 643-080! FORM RAINMASTER To One of the Bible Study and Prayer Merry guardians of children NO MORE WAITING... (Bob Worden) Greatest Huebands, Group of Second attending elementary ROY Congregational Church will school in Hebron are YOU CAN PLACE YOUR For all the Love and i meet Tuesday at 9:30 a.m. reminded that they should Call 643-2718 Happiness You'vo ^ Christmas SEASON'S in the church parlor. update their child's HERALD & DOLLAR SAVER FOR AFTCR HOURS HERALD Given Me. medical files by contacting and DOLLAR SAVER ADS GREETINGS I Couldn't Ask For or1 A4^Chapler the school health room if TO ALL! Find a Better Man. there is any change in Agnes, Bill, To Love Dabble DWkNeHESXER - status. WRITE YOUR FAST AD ON THIS FORM Mark, Mo Simpson A V E R Y Emanuel Hill Chapter of Parents are also asked to BEFORE CALLING IN. MERRY CHRISTMAS j Alcoholics Anonymous will and thanks update their emergency meet tonight at 8 in Luther All cards kept on file if they phone ads (or The Herald will not tM occoptod If lumw and ad- Dear Reid, Hall of Emanuel Lutheran ^ ore coming your way change jobs or home phone dross erf not givon. I hope this l6 your Church, 60 Church St. Sling a song ot Christmas number or the name of the 19 WORD MINIMUM ON ALL ADS best Christmas everl .hove o Merry Christmas! at any hour MERRY CHRISTMAS alternate person to Cfill in RATES; Bowd on cetisafulive doyi od it run. Love, Aunt Susie Lyman, Arlyne A WATES To IVIeet mmt snow and faces giowing, the event of an emergency ^ '(l2.tKf MIN. CHAftaS) Bapchle with Lovol MANCHESTER - The ,:x - regarding their child. Sue, Unde, SHOWCASE TV Fred and Annies, David A Paul ^ , Manchester WATES will 1 to 2 D a ys ...... 12« per word per day ^P f hollg wreaths and mistletoe Merry Christmas and meet Tuesday at the Inc. Si. Peter’s Sels 3 to 5 D a ys ...... IP per word per day Happy New Year to Italian-American Club. and APPLIANCE, Creche Service 6 Days to 25 Days ...... IIP per word per day Two Really Great Weighing in will be from 7 wMid fashioned Jogs still growing! NsIghborsI MERRY C h r i s t m a s ! 171 Union St., Rockville HEBRON - The A to 8 p.m. yo??:o* ~ “ * .* 0 26 D a ys...... 9* per word per day Love, Telephone 872 9161 traditional childrens' (( Sue h a p p y n e w y e a h 1 creche service at St Old Guard ( T o our friends and | Peter's Episcopal Church To Mother McConkoyl] 2 * * . ^ • 0 . u r gra titu d e -jo.f Ad nmnlno in H m Herald V’El c o m e MANCHESTER - The neighbors, all best g will be Sunday at 4:30 p.m. EXTRA can nin In oollar Saver for With Love From Emanuel Old Guard will wishes for holiday H There will be a Christ­ N i 9h t HOME to one and all. LIL, DAVE, m eet Tuesday at 10 a.m . in The Lewis Dube Insurance Agency mas eve service starting at *2.00 for IB worda, 10* CHARLIE! happiness. 8 • 0. 0 e , • < Port Crange, Florida | , 0 0 * s*»o 10:30. The choir will sing BONUS Luther Hall of Emanuel would like to wish all its friends and each addlUenal word. From Mom & Dad X X Lutheran Church. After the clients a songs of the season to be Al & Dave, 8 followed by theFestival meeting, the Beethoven Ploaao comptoto Information block as given below, than road ft Barb & Bob, Chorus will rehearse. Choral Eucharist for and BootsI MERRY CHRISTMAS Christmas at 11 p.m. Its entirely over phone, or tend this form along with proper All retired men of the amount to Manchoator Evaning Harald, Bralnard Placa. A 3 community are invited. HAPPY HOLIDAY A service of Eucharist Jack, Shirley and Johnathan, HAPPY NEW YEAR with Christmas hymns will STAITRMDINOHiai be conducted Christmas A very Merry Chrlstm u TCCUR Parenis Group to three of the Nicest A donation has been mailed to the morning at 10 o’clock. !■ FRIENDSI MANCHESTER - The MyN«mal$__ People I knowl Newington Home for Crippled Marilyn local chapter of Parents From The Children in lieu of our annual calen­ I observe traditions; you My Addraie IS- Anonymous will meet dar distribution. keep doing the same things .My I Happiness Is Having A Neads Tuesday at 7 p.m. in over and over. y ' - s /■ Friend Lika You Manchester. To learn AD TO RUN IN HERALD □ $ SAVER □ BOTH □ Carolyn more, call toll free 1800- OPTICAL Ol course you ran over­ For your extra convenience, we have Installed a Want MERRY CHRISTMASI H*w Mmy D a y.______STARTINO DATE 842-2288. W«’r« hoping this will bo a come temptation — It's get­ Ad Department after-hours answering service. Now, Cheryl ting all the way past it that’s whatever the hour, day or night, Sundays or holldaya To Dr. Season^ s warm, wondortui holiday i lough. for yo u ... (Iliad with lota o l ' 1 1 4 .\looholirH IVIeet 1 ifTe Want To Kenneth chaor. Enjoyl illal Days 643-2711 • MANCHESTER - Greetings 8 • 7 'Thank All Our Judeon Alcoholics Anonymous Dial Nights 643-2718 11 I t \Cttstomers For D.V.M. 8 1 10 meets every Monday at ( Jutt give ut your mtttags, name and addrsee — We'll do the lYour Loral 14 11 10 From 8:30 p.m. at 102 Norman St. reel. IS iPatronage And The group also meets Connecticut’s 11 10 10 Little Joe g Eastern No more rushlno to call before noon Order your Want Ad whenever 17 ! Wish You All A Tuesdays and Fridays at The "unbreakable" toy you're re a d r— Sundays and holidays. and Lady I Leading Opticians 11 n 14 i Merry Christmas 8:30 p.m., Wednesdays at hasn’t been made that can 11 iAnd A Peaceful 10 a.m . and Sundays at 3:30 survive 14 minutes alone n 17 M HAPPY 8 4 CONVEMENT LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU... with a 3-year-old. 11 lAnd Healthy New p.m, at 102 Norman St. LEWIS DUBE INSURANCE AGENCY CAPITOL EQUIPMENT \ t HOLIDAYS! More information is 8 7.3 MAIN 8T. PHONG .43-11.1 EASTBROOK MALL 1 Year. PHONE (203) 044-2828 H MANCHGtTGR MANSFIELD — TEL 4SE-1141 Pioneering,'78 style: ® t e H e r a t o Placa your ad by noon and It runa tha next day. BOni PLUMBIN8 available by calling 646- 38 MAIN STREET Trekking to the storage Ragular houra ofllca phona la 643-2711. 9235. A'A contact is SOUTH WINDSOR, CONN. S 191 MAIN ET. PHONE 141-1100 270 CONSTITUTION PLAZA closet to fetch the table-top AND HEATINR CO. g MANCHESTER, CONN. HAHTPORD - T L L 92T-5011 plastic Christmas tree. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING available 24 hours daily by ItVdWMAtM WWAWK tWltVdll calling 646-2355. waiaimiaiiaiieBtcssiatnEiMitwiMfCwietacMEiMiieflEiwciBac MANCHESTER 643-7958 PAGE TWENTY-SIX - MANCHESTER EVENING HKRALD. Manchester. Conn., Sat.. P e t. i r 1978

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manclester, Conn., Sat., Dec. 23, 1978— PAGE TWENTY-SEVEN H*lp W$nfd IS H0lp Wanttd 13 H ip Wintpd 13 ArtHaa tor Sale j Homaa For Sale Homaa For Sale 33 SERVICE OUR CUSTOMERS WAITRESSES NEEDED, 7 IMMEDIATE BABY □ REAL ESTATE SFITING Job available In my PART-TIME BUSINESS & SERVICE by telephone from your own pm-2 am, 2 pm-0 pm. Apply in 14-FOOT HILLTOP Trailer home. You choose the hours. srson to: Dip & Sip, 335 Manchester home. Mature, responsible, long term stay Homaa For Sale 23 8156. Outboard motor 46 horse She HeraliJ 249-7773. enter Street, Manchester. MACHimSTS Aim MACHINt OPEAATOni Evenrude 8256. Mobilehome g need only apply. Monday Friday, 7-5:30 p.m.. Good CHANDLER EVANS has permanent part-time operjingi. TOLLAND- Custom built 6 45x16 with furniture in cam- PHYSiaANS OFFICE AIDE- AIR CONDITIONING and ^in| ground 84,666, Call 525- CLASSIFIED ADVERTISmC May be Nurse, LPN, P.T., or refrigeration service man Call anytime. for aircraft precision machinists and machine operdlars Room Ranch, on heavily treed acre -f lot. Exceptionally Xray Technician with wanted. Must be experienced. Flexible storting hours beginning between 4 pm . and b experience and managerial Excellent wages and benefits clean, with many custom RN’S LPN’S, AIDES- RN'S p.m. Must be witling to woik of leosf 4 hours rVft?r« DIRECTORY built-in features. Also, 3 CHRISTMAS TREES- Blue it skills. Call 6464323. to the right man. Call John White Spruce, Tag, and or cut. VanNess, Woodcock 86.50 an liour, LPN’S 85.25 an per night. Excellent opportunity to eoin additionol m bedrooms, 11/2 baths, 2 zone hour, Nurses Aides, 83.10 an come. Immediate openings for: > oil heat. Immediate occupan- Wreaths. FREE Boughs! PHONE 643-2711 STORE CLERK- Responsible Refrigeration, 528-4144. This SorvleM OHarad >1 Sarvicaa OHarad 31 Stanley Tree Farm, Long Hill person needed to assume is a year round position. hour with rate increases y . 864,500. Peterman Real FOIfASSISTAflCE IN PLACING YOURAD January 1st. All shifts. Staff Building CmtracOng 33 RooHng-SUIng Chlmnay’u Estate Agency, 649-9404, 646- Road, off Route 6 at Andover many duties in the operation CAM TREE SERVICE - Free Church. 742-6438. of a 7-Eleven Food Store. HEALTH AIDE OR LPN to or private duty. Car ALL AROUND MACHINISTS QIJALITY CARPENTRY By 1171. I 2 i i ? E i n 3 neccessary. No fees. Medical estimates, discount senior Ground level position that can perform health care services citixens. Company Haro Construction Additions, placement Service, 232-5226. TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY 7 ROOM COLONIAL CAPE- 2 FULL LENGTH Ranch Mink DANIEL F. REALE, REALTORS INDEX lead to assistant manager or in private home. Call 643-4559. TURRET LATHE OPERATORS Manchester-owned and rool>flng, siding decks and gar- Carpentry and general con­ u M o ijt mucing to 4 bedrooms. 1 car garage. Coat, excellent condition. Size i MAIN ST. N O T IC n ADVERTISING ADVERTISING manager by performance. operated. Cali 646-1327. ages,as. Call anytime, 643-5001. tracting. Residential and a m m ... 12 or 14. 8886. 875-2344. 646-4525 MANCHESTER. CT. Benefits include insurance MAN NEEDED FOR FULL TIME WAREHOUSE ELECTRO DISCHARGE MACHINE OPERATORS' Walk in basement. 1 - Lo«H nd Found RAns MAN- Heavy lifting, 7:30 am COMPLETE LAND commercial. Whether it be a Conveniently located to shop­ * - PoroonM DEADLINE credit union, and profit PRINTING DEPARTMENT REWEAVING burn holes. small repair job, a custom Agtec SEWING MACHINES- Brand 9 — Announcomonta to 4pm. Apply in person CLEARING and Chipping Ser­ ping center. 847,900. No Roomi for Rent 5 2 Apartmenta For Rant 53 Id a y ...... 128 word par day 12:00 ' noon tha day bafor% sharing. Second and third in growing manufacturing B&S HORIZONTAL SURFACE GRINDERS Zippers, umbrellas repaired. built home or anything in new Zig-Zags. Distributors 4 — En|«rtaJnm«nt 3 days ..... 118 word par day publlailon. Cadwell k Jones, Inc., 46 vice. Building lots cleared. Chimney agents. 646-4877. 5 - Auclioni shift, full time. Apply in per­ facility. Experienced Window shades, Venetian between, call 646-1^9. list price 8199.95. Now only 6 days ...... 108 virord par day Adams Street. Manchester. Fully insured. Tree removal. THREE ROOM Apartment - OaacMina for fot Saturday and son at: Route 30, l^lland, Q. preferred, but will train to MANUAL FLAT LAP OPERATORS blinds. Keys. TV FOR RENT. Sweeps. 879.56. Save up to 56% on all THOMPSON HOUSE MEN - FINANCIAL 26 days .. 98 day* ...... No job to big or to small. BOLTON- New 9 Room Cape. Birch House Women. Central­ Carpeting, parking. Available Morxjay la 12:*!:00 Noon Friday. An Equal Opportunity work with Laminator, Slitter, Marlow’s, 867 Main St. 649- "n e w t o n SM ITH- famous makes! Viking, Elna, 8 — Bonda'Slockt-UortfiAOM 15 words $2.00 minimuf^ TRANSCRIPTIONIST - Part Guaranteed results. Don’t T m S m ir i 2300 square feet. 2 1/2 baths. 2 ly located. Downtown now. No pets. Adults only. 9 — Ptftonai Lotna Employer. and Printing Prqss. Must be 5221. Remodeling, Repairs, and New Home, Singer, etc. A-I Happy A d a ...... $2.50 inch interested in working second Time, Evenings, 15-20 hours waste money on large brw Nrhb car garage. View. 889,000. Manchester. Kitchen Call 649-5729 anytime. I TO — Inauranca pl'e a s e r e a d per week. Musi be dependable business overhead. Miner Rec-Rooms, No job to small. Lessenger Sells, 646-8713. Sewing Center, 2626 Park EXCECUTIVE SecreUry- to shift or third shift. We are ODD JOBS Done - Cellars, at­ 649-3144. nU B M O in. Street, Hartford, 236-1123. privileges. Call 649-2358. EMPLOYMENT work for one of New looking for interested hard and willing to train on IBM Land Clearing. Call 649-8735 COVENTRY- Four room I 13 — H«lp Wani«d Memory typewriter. Send tics, garages, yards cleaned, after 7 pm. MMccna COVENTRY- Two Family in • 6ua)n«aa Opportunitiaa JY0.UR AD _ England's most progressive working and aggressive in­ Apertments For Rent 53 apartment second floor. Heat .CJaMlflud .ad* ara takan ovar resum e to Box HH, c/o Part-time employees will shore many of the same moving, trucking.Loam for •••••••••••••99W9********* CARPENTRY A Masonry - town. Nice condition. LIVE CHRISTMAS trees for I 1$ — SiluatK>n Wantad r unioue Construction Com- dividuals who are dependable sale. Lawn service. No job too 6434130;£iStf and lights included. No Iha pliona, u a convanlanc^. Manchester Herald. Painting-Papering 32 ADDITIONS AND Excellent income. Owner sale, 454 Woodland Street, children, no p ets. 8175 EDUCATION Tha Harald la raaponaUda lor s. Excellent salary plus and have mechanical ability. Fringe benefits as our full time personnel (see our larger big or small. 56^22. LOOKING for anything in real REMODELING. Free es­ anxious. 829,900. Lessenger Manchester. monthly, plus security. 16 >- Pnvata Inatructlona only ono Inraract Inaartlon and fringe benefits. MUST HAVE Excellent chance for rapid ad­ ad). timates. Call Anthony estate rental - apartment , J 19 — Schoota-Ciaaaaa lhan only 'to- -tha alta of Tha KNOWLEDGE of vancement, depending on FLOOR MAN to clean and PAINTING - Interior and Sells, 646-8713. homes, multiple dwellings, no Available January 1st. Call I 20 — inairucttona Wantad buff floors. Full time, For Inlormalion COMPLETE CARPET A Tile exterior, paperhanging, Squillacote 649-0811. BIDWELL HOME Inprove- • PILE OF OAK WOOD - original Inaartlon. Erron.oMcn STENOGRAPHY and speed and ability. Call 528- installation and r ^ i r s . Free fees. Call J.D. Real Estate 742-9162, or 649-6410. do nol laaaan Iha vakla of excellent benefits. Apply excellent work references. ment Co. Expert installation BOLTON- Manchester, Ver­ Varying lengths. Solid, sound. Associates, Inc. 646-1980. , REAL ESTATE BOOKKEEPING. Must be 9471, for interview. VISIT IN PERSON OR CALL: estimates. Call 64^3745, after CARPENTRY - Repairs, Delivery available. Purchaser I 23 — Homaa for Saia advanlaomanl «mr not tia cor- Meadows Convalescent Free estimates. Fully in­ of aluminum siding ratters non line, 5 room Ranch. FEMALE ROOMMATE to I 24 — Lota-Land for Saia very efficient in both. Send TUE8.-FRI., 9 A.M. to 4 P.M. 5 p.m. remodeling, additions, gar­ and trim. Roofing installation needs saw. Have 17” Sears racldd by an" addIVonal Inaar- resume Box G, c/o Home, 333 Bidwell Street, sured. Martin Matson, 649- Sliders to patio, finished base­ VERNON- Well maintained share 5 room apartment. I 25 — Invaatmant Proparty H i tlon, . ^ ^ Manchester. BAT. 9 A.M. to NOON 4431. ages, roofing. Call David and repairs 649-^95, 871-2323. ment, fireplace, carpeting, Gas Chain Saw. 643-2886. I 20 — Businaaa Proparty Manchester Herald. BUS DRIVERS - will train if BRICK, Block, Stone. Patria, 644-1796. garden apartments. Frank College area. 8U3. plus 1/2 I 27 — Raaort Proparty appliances, garage, workshop, utilities. 646-7244. n e c e s s a ry . A pply 90 Or By Appointnwnt Fireplaces,concrete. Chimney Smith Assoc. Inc. 2466831 or I 28 ~ Raal Ealata VVaniad COUNTER GIRL- Part time QUALITY PAINTING and SPECIALIZING cleaning and acre plus lot in nice FIREWOOD FOR SALE. Resident Manager 871-9188. ASSISTANT MANAGER Brookfield Street, South Wind­ repairs. No job too small. LEON CIESZYNSKI Builder - repairing chimneys, roof, new Hardwood. Cut, split and , . MISC. SERVICES WANTED for childrens store. sor. Call 209-5918. mornings-afternoons. Also Paper H ailing by Willis neighborhood. 848,000. No QUIET ONE BEDROOM H ip Wantad 13 Halp Wantad 13 “Girl Friday", Part time of­ Save! Call 644-8356 for es­ Schultz. Fully Insured New homes custom built roofs. Free estimates. 30 agents Owner 643-4366. delivered. 875 cord. 649-5683. I 31 — Sarvicaa Otfarad Experience preferred. Equal CHANDLER EVANS INC. timates. RESPONSIBLE FEMALE to Apartment. Heat, air con­ I 32 — Pamiing.Papanng fice work, typing, shorthand. references. 649-4343. remodeled, additions, rcc years Experience. Howley, share apartment with same. ditioned. West Middle Turn­ 2 Opportunity Employer, apply PART TIME HELP I 33 — Building-Contracting 643-1442. Personnel Office rooms, garage, kitchens 643-5361. FIBERGLASS CAP for truck Large bedroom. 647-9988. pike. 8196. Adults only. Call I 34 — Rooling-Siding DRIVERS FOR SCHOOL SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS- Cnildren’s Wear House, WANTED- Call 649-0925. In­ CARPET INSTALLATION - remodeled,bath tile, cement sliding screen windows 4 1 35 — Haaling-PiumDing BUSES WANTED- We wiii Excellent Part Time work. Manchester Parkade dustrial Graphics Company. J.P. LEWIS A SON Interior Baal Ealata Wanted 28 649-2698, Occupancy for Jan. 1 36 — Flooring PART TIME- Immediate Corners New Pork & Onkwood Avei. Stair shifts. R e^irs. Carpets, and Exterior painting, paper work, steps, dormers, ROOFER WILL Install roof, months old, 8356. Call 649- train you. Part time. Will train. Call Manchester Marshall’s Mail. steam Cleaning. Free es­ MANCHESTER Main Street- 1, 1979. I 37 — Moving-Trucking-Storaga Opening Downtown W. Nnrtford, Cl. 06101 hanging, remwleling, carpen­ residential or commercial. siding or gutter for low dis­ 8378. 2 room apartment, heated, hot 1 38 — Sarvicaa Wamad Housewives and retirees 643-2414 or Vernon 875-2826. PART TIME. Do you have 2 timates. Call 64^6265. Call 649-4291. count price. Call Ken at 647- ALL CASH For your property, preferred. Manchester area, NURSES AIDE, 7-3, Full hours a day? Work at home on Manchester Area. 8 am-1 pm. Tel. 236-0651 try. Fully insured. 649-9658, within 24 hours. Avoid Red water, appliances. No pets. Homes for Rent 54 MISC. FOR SALE Figure aptitude, honesty, 1566. HARDWOODS- 4 foot lengths, Security, parking, 523-7047, I 40 — Houa^ioM Goods M3-2373. NURSES AIDES- Full time, time. Laurel Manor, 91 Chest­ the phone servicing our EXPERT PAINTING and FIRST CLASS Carpentry - .Tape, Instant Service. Hayes 6-9 months seasoned. 855 per all shifts. Experience nut Street, 649-4519. customers in your spare time. dependability and common An Oppnriunity Em phytr At f SILKTOWN PAINTERS- MANCHESTER- 447 Summit 1 41 — Artictaa for Saia sense only necessities. 688- LANDSCAPING Specialize, Pofessional work at no extra Remodeling and Additions. Haating-Plumbing 35 Corporation, 646-0131. cord. Cut and split 18 in., 6-9 I 42 — Building* Suppiiaa LAUNDRY WORKERS- 1 preferred, but training will be 249-7773. Exterior House Painting. MANCHESTER- West Center Street. 3 Bedroom Cape. Rec 1 43 Pata 'Birda- Ooga 0044 evenings. cost. Call 646-5424. Kitchens and Rec Rooms. 35 months seasoned 870 per cord, part time washman weekends given. Apply in person: East WOMAN FOR PART TIME Tree pruning, SELLING your house? Call us Street, Four room apartment. Room, Appliances. Carpeting. |44 — MuMcM InatrumAnta years experience! For Ftm SEWERLINES, sink lines, AH delivered in 2 cord Tile bath, appliances, private Fireplace. Garage. No pets. I 45 — Boata S Accaaaonaa second shift. Temporary Hartford Convalescent Home, General Office Work, light spraying.mowing, weeding. first and we’ll make you a 3 A AW PAINTING Contrac­ Estimates, call 646-4239. cleaned with electric cutters, amounts. Call 649-8735 after 7 entrance and storage. Good 8460 monthly. 6466682. 1 — Sporting Goods washman 3rd shift. I part 745 Main Street, East Hart­ ^in g , good figure aptitude. Call 74^m7. by professionals. McKinney cash offer! T.J. Crockett, pm. 1 47 Cardan Products time folder, weekends. Apply ford, East Harttford, near Hoffman tors. Quality painting and Realtor, 643-1577. location. Available im­ •••••••••••«•••••••••••••• I 48 — Aniiquaa paper hanging at reasonable GENERAL CARPENTRY, Bros. Sewage Disposal Com­ mediately. Quiet or retired 1 49 — Waniad to Buy Meadows Convalescent Oldsmobile. Cali 289-7743. SNOW-PLOWING- Available OMces-Storas for Rent 55 rates. Fully insured.Free Repairs. Remodeling, pany, 643-5aM. BICYCLE, GIRLS 26 inch persons. References, securi­ Home, 333 Bidwell Street, SECRETARY - Part time all winter, night or day. Garages, Additions, Porches, IMMEDIATE Cash for your Raleigh 3-speed, excellent RENTALS Estimates. Call Wayne 649- ty. No pets, or children. Manchester. mornings, Vernon Circle area. MECHANIC- school bus fleet SANDING AVAILABLE TOO. Rec Rooms, Roofing, Gutters. property. Let us explain our condition curved couch, ATTRACTIVE 3 room office. 1 52 — Rooms for Rant 7696, NO JOB TOO Small - To let Unheated, 8215 monthly. Ideal location. 8360 including 1 53 — Apartmants for Rant Typing, and machine requires experienced truck Don’t wait til it snows! Call Call Mr. Moran 643-2629. repairs, plugged drains, fair proposal. Call Mr. table, 4 swivel chairs 649-5216. 1 54 — Homaa lor Rant Wrtte to: P.O. Box 244, East- utilities. Don Horrigan, transcription a must. Send 1 mechanic . with tools. We 6464743, after 3:30 p.m. kitchen faucet replaced, Belfiore, 647-413. I 55 — Buiinaaa for Rani resume to Box AA c/o ■bTfer steady work, good wages TOM FLANNAGAN- Pain­ ford, Conn. Barrows Company .647-1000. 1 56 — Raaort Proparty for Rant SUPERINTENDENT- PART ting, Interior, Exterior. Paper FARRAND REMODEUNG - repaired, rec rooms, KASINO AMPLIFIER- four I 57 — Wantad to Rant Manchester Herald. and pleasent co-workers. Call SNOW-P|pWING- Residen­ Cabinets and Formica ’Tops, bathroom remodeling, heat MAY WE BUY your home? 10 inch speakers, 60 RMS plus I 50 ~ Miac. lor Rant TIME. One bedroom apart­ Manchester Bus, Hanging. General Repairs. Quick, fair, ail cash and no 5 ROOM APARTMENT newly MANCHESTER- Main Street ment available. On site 643-2414 for tial and U)mmercial. Depen­ Fully Insured. Call 643-1949. Roofing, Gutters, Room Ad­ modernization, etc. Free boosters. 8199 or best offer. PART_TJME - No nights, more info. dable. Reasonable. Call 649- problem. Call Warren E. remodeled. Convenient loca­ modem office available. 400 AUTOMOTIVE superintendent, downtown ditions, Decks, All types of Estimate gladly given. MAN 568-3714. tion to buses, shopping and J 6 i — Autoafor Saia August off. Many retired 2096, or 646-3824. Howland, Realtors, 643-1108, sq. ft. Heat, AC included. Call Manchester. Excellent for TRIM SPECIALIST- Pain­ Remodeling and Repairs. Plumbing A Heating. 649-2871. churches. Use of one car gar­ / 1 62 — Trucks for Saia gentlemen and housewives SHORT ORDER COOK- Phone 643^17. 6462469 or 6462755. I S3 — Haavy Equipmant for Saia semi retired individual, ting. Papering, General 46” OCTAGON DINING enjoy driving school buses. Evenings. Call 649-7563. 281 DICK’S 8NOW-PLOW1NG- age included. 82M monthly, no 1 64 — MotorcyciaS'Bicyclaa Requiiiuires several hours per Repairs. Call Paul evenings, MANCHESTER PLUMBING TABLE Si 4 CAPTAINS utilities. Security and deposit I 65 — Campara-Trailars-Mobila WHY NOT YOU? We will Spencer Street, Manchester. Serving Manchester for 10 QUALITY CARPENTRY By CHAIRS FOR SALE. Best STORE OR OFFICE space weex. general maintenance train. Call Vernon, 875-2826, or 643-8303. A HEATING - Repairs. Houtehold Goods 40 required. 646-5597. adjacent downtown parting Homaa work, call 528-9885 weekdays. years. Parking lots, Harp Constroction. Garages, Remodeling. Pumps repaired offer. Call 643-6774, evenings. 1 66 — Automotiva Sarvica Manchester, 643-2414. WAITRESSES WANTED- For driveways, sidewalks. San­ lot. 643-1442. 1 67 — Autoa for Rant-Laaaa Framing, Additions, / replacecf Free estimates. APARTMENT and HOUSES evening shift. Call 649-7563. ding also available. 646-5099. Building Contracting 33 Remodeling, Roofing, A REFRIGERATORS MATURE ADULT for house Electric drain-snaking. 24- Washers / ranges, used, For Rent. We have 100s of ren­ 466 MAIN STREET. North of TRUCK MECHANIC with 281 Spencer Street, Siding. Cali 643-5001. hour service. 646-0237. Dogt-BIrds-Pets 43 cleaning. Must have own qualifed experience in general Manchester. HOUSE CLEANING WES ROBBINS carpentry guaranteed and clean. New tals in all Areas, Prices and Post office, about 5,000 sq. ft. H9lp W tnfd f3 transportation. 2 days per truck repairs. Commands top shipment damaged, G.E & Sizes. Call Rental Assistors, of centrally locate space. problems? General Cleaning, remodeling specialist. Ad­ WROBEL A SON- General Flooring 36 AKC CHESAPEAKE week. References required. wages, 8280 a week. Must ditions, rec rooms, dormers, FRIGIDAIRE. Low prices. 236-5646. Small Fee. Ideal for store, office or other Write Herald Box GG. Carpets, Floors, Walls, Smoke Carpentry A Repairs. RETRIEVER PUPPIES- have own tools. All company HIGH SCHOOL Student to A Water Damage Restora­ built-ins, bathrooms, B.D. Pearl & Son, 649 Main Ready to go for Christmas. business or commercial use. CERAMIC TILE MECHANIC wash Van in my yard. 643- Specializing in Remodeling, FLOOR SANDING and Street, 643-2171. EAST HARTFORD- 2 - Experienced only. Top benefits. For Appointment tion. Professional-Insured. kitchens, 649-3446. Rec Rooms, Repairing of Call MJ-9311, after 4:00 p.m. Call 6462426 9-5 pm. call 688-2233. 2362, Hudson Street. REFiNiSHING. Floors like Bedroom Apartment, second wages. ^ l y : Atlas lile, 18u DOMESnCARE. 643-1945. Porches, Concrete and new. (Specializing in older CUSTOM Carpentry - homes. LOVE SEAT - Like new condi­ floor. 8235 monthly, plus MODERN CARPETED, Air B ^ n T ^e.. Wethersfield, Chimney Repairs. No job tw floors.) Staining floors. No FEMALE VIZSLA- Golden utilities. No Pets, or children! 5834)151. FREE- Junk cars removed Additions, Repairs, Cabinets. small. Discount Senior tion, orange background with rust. FREE to good home! conditioned offices, ample waxing. Also Ceiling and white floral print. Call after 4 Bus line. 289-1995, or 569-3821. free parking. Broad Street 649-7243. Call Gary Cushing 345-2009. Citizens. 649-2403. Interior Painting. John Ver- Obedient and w^l behaved. p.m.. 646-llM. Call 649-6559, after 4 p.m. location. 'Call 6468422 or 646 RN-LPN wanted for full or faille. 646-5750 after 6 pm. TALCOTTVILLE- 6 Room 5762. part time on all shifts. Apply IMMEDIATE FOUR-PIECE Pine Bedroom Duplex with garage. 8245 director of nursing. Salmon- A . COMPLETE BOARDING ••••••••••■••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••t***«*99 ******•••••••••••••••••••• ••aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Set. Excellent condition. monthly. Utilities not in­ brook Convalescent Home, off Help Wantad is •••••••••••••••••••••***** facility for canine and feline H ip Wantad 13 situation Wanted 15 Queen-size bed, triple dresser, guests. Dog grooming. All cluded. Security and □ AUTOMOTIVE House Street, Glastonbury. MANUFACTURING OPENINGS AT Private Instructions 78 dresser with shelved mirror, references required. Call Please caU 633-5244. AAA VENDING ROUTE- health guard maintenance, after 4:30, 649-7M4. BABYSITTER - Will sit for night stand. 4 years old. 8886. ultra-violet germicidal lights. CHAUFFEUR- (Private Cash required 85,000. Toll RIDING LESSONS indoor 568-6935. Autoa For Sale 81 NURSES AIDES wanted for Vehicle) Ideal opportunity for Free 1-800423-2355, Ext 905. your child in my home. Age 0- riding ring. Western stock Canine Holiday Inne, 200 2. Reasonable. Center Street TWO BEDROOM full time on all shifts. Apply CHANDLER EVANS early retiree residing seat, saddle seat and hunt Sheldon Road, Manchester. TOWNHOUSE AVAILABLE. 1974 MUSTANG GHIA - 6 director of nursing. Salmon- near Main. Cali 6 4 3 -^ . 36” ELECTRIC Frigidaire For reservations please call Manchester - Storrs area. Oc­ Buelneaa Opportunity 14 seat. AH levels 228-9817. Stove. Immaculate. 8166. AH appliances. Heat and hot speed, 6 cylinder, 4 new brook Convalescent Home, off W® are a West Hartford based manufacturer of precision built aircraft accessories. A casional out of state air travel 646-5971, radials, (2 snows), excellent DRIVING SOUTH- Responsi­ Color: White, Call 643-9317 water included. 8325 monthly. Hoose Street, Glastonbury. steadily increasing demand for our products has created several new full time open­ required. Full time only MANCHESTER Package VOICE, PIANO Instructions. after 5 p.m. Call Mr. Peterman, 649-9404, condition 2286475 or 2269556. Please caU 633-5244. period. Contact, Willson Agen­ ble person wanted to share Former faculty New York AKC REGISTERED BULL ings for experienced aircraft precision machinists, machine operators and quality store. Excellent location. Well or 646-1171. cy, 11 Asylum Street Hart­ established business. Call driving and expenses to Music and Art High School. DOG- 18 months old, would 1972 CAPRI V6, 6speed, 6 control personnel on first or second shift: WE BUY AND SELL Used make a nice Christmas Gift. SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS for ford, a . 246-8541. Marion E. Robertson, Memphis, Tennessee. Cali Professional SingCT/Kanist. CQLUMBIA - 3 room apart­ track stereo, 81166. Call 646 E Carol 646-3211. Furniture, One piece or entire Must sell! 522-2029. South Windsor. Will trai''. Realtor, 643-5953. _____ 644-8597. household. Cash on the line. ment with heat, hot water, 2227, after 6 pm. Apply 9 Brookfield Street or Furniture Barn. 646-6865. stove, refrigerator, electrici­ a96918, after 12 noo nMST U 1K OPBHTORS (2ml SMFT) * EDUCATION GUITAR, BANJO, Mandolin, Musical Instruments 44 ty, air conditioning. 8250. S e 1966 CHEVY WAGON- Run­ Bass Lessons: Folk, Blue cond floor. Adults only. No ning but needs work. 875. Call SIDE BY SIDE Kelvinator 1/2 PRICE ON GUITARS and NURSES AIDES - Pull time, (P U , MONARCH N/C, B iS TAR M/S) DOLLAR SAVER Grass, Popular. A^es 5-aduIts. refrigerator and freezer, 19 pets. Security deposit. Call anytime, 8767659, and part time, 7-3 and 11-7. m, Private Inatructlona 18 Beginners-professionals. etc. Save on thousands of 646-7690. cubic feet. Good running con­ brand name instruments. Eqierienced preferred, but Easy enjoyable progress. dition. 8156.66 649-9953. ATTENTION! Come see : .r we will train. Apply in person: REMEDIAL READING and FREE loan instrument. 646- Rivers Music, 7 Main Street, Great Selection of (Quality AUTOMATIC SCREW MACHINE OPERATORS (2nd SHIFT) CARRIERS NEEDED New Britian, 225-1977. Christ­ East Hartford Convalescent math; individualized work 6557. 36” ELECTRIC STOVE & 17 Preowned Ai'ijs. Completely Home, 745 Main Street, East program, (lst-8th grade) by mas Lay away invited. Open reconditioned at Manraester Cubic Foot Refrigerator- til 9 p.m. daily. OFFICE SPAGI' Hartford. One day a week • No eolloeting master’s degree teacher. 568- Schoola-Claaaaa 19 Very, very clean! Call 5 to 9 Honda, Connecticut’s largest 8075. p.m., 569-3864. FOR RENT and most complete Honda SEWING MACHINE ACME GMOLEV M/S BAR • Thomm, Falknor, O’Laary araa FOR THE BEST - Manchester ORGAN PRE-AMP Leslie Dealer! 24 Anani Street, Operators and miscellaneous • Hhnrod, Cobb Hill, Duncan, Timber Looking for kitchen Gymnastic School. 3 to 5 speaker excellent condition. 250 square teel. cenler of Manchester. workers needed. Must have appliances? See the Call after 5 pm, 643-1680. Maachesler. air condilloning and pupils per teacher. FREE in­ parking. Call M31B5I. some High School Education. area great buys In today’s troductory lesson with this ad. □MISC. FOR SALE Must be able to read and ELECTRO DISCNARGE MACHINE OPERATORS (2nd SHIFT) • ^rguaon. Mountain, Amott araa Classified columns. Call 646-6366, or 646-3549. Boats-Accessorlas 45 speak English, and provide ------— For The Family own tra n sp o rta tio n . No ArUdat lor Sale 41 1974 FURY - 16'/i-foot BtS HORIZONTAL SURFACE GRINDERS (2nd SHIFT) fiberglass, tilt trailer, with experience necessary. Please ALUMINUM Sheets used as Cdl Personnel Department at 1975 55-horsepower outboard printing plates, .667 thick Chevy engine. 2 tanks, 82,566, Pioneer Parachute Company, The Sentry 23x32”, 25 cents each or 5 for 644-1581. ' MANUAL FLAT LAP OPERATORS (2nd SHIFT) Also 56 horse Johnson out­ PMTTIME 81. Phone 643-2711. Must be board, 8366. 228-6475 or 228- THANKS TO ALL Free Home pickedpicked up before 11 a.m. 9556. OiL OIHIIERS (1st SHIFT) NURSE MIES ONLY. MY PATRONS VERNON OPPORTUNITY Evaluation. Garden Products 47 NAVE A HAPPY lie BORE OPERATOR (2nd SHIFT) TWO 386 AMP Rectifiers - HOLIDAY What ia your hofne worth? Our professionalR can help Good condition.Good for BOTTI FRUIT FARM - Fresh you price your home to sell (aster and easier. W e will plating, or welding. Call 649- To provida Nursing Cara Sweet Apple Cider, Apples, 9 Roaw iu BtS HYDROTAPE OPERATOR (2nd SHIFT) For Briflit Willing provide you with complete marketing, financial, and M39 from noon til 6:66 p.m. pears. 2M Bush Hill Rod, in private homes anil economic information. No obligation. No pressure. No Manchester. Meilical FscHHIes. Part Individual sales pilch. Of course we'd like to sell your home for MOLDED FORMICA top and you That's our business. And we're confident you will paneled bar with two shelves CORRVY’S BOSTOMATIC OPERATOR (1st SHIFT) Hmc, full Uma. Conaldara- select us once you've seen our professionalism at work Antiques 48 PACM6E STORE tton given to prtfaranca and four stools. 8175. 646-6628. Must Have a Vehicle. 20 BItMlI St. .4 ol:— Location and Hours. 1975 GOEBEL Hummel An­ Enjoyable, Interesting DARK LOAM Delivered ’ 5 649-5507 NO FEE • WEEKLY PAY (3E1' M O R E with niversary Plate, 8385. n M M O f f Work. Good money. yards, 834. plus tx. Also sand, For kdoniialion call gravel and more stone 643- Tranquility by Beta Hummel MMION INSTRUMENT MAKER (1st SHIFT) S43-9S15 9564. 8225. Call 568-6715. 875-6804 «I0 a ASSISTANCE Call for Appointment SENTRY el Notili Eastam Conn. THE PACK RAT Antiques St Tom Real Estate Services Inc. 52 YEAR OLD DINING Collectables will be oper TOOLROOM MACOIOISTS (1st SNIFT) Inc. ROOiyi SET- 8456. Please call again January 7th, 46 Flora 29 Connecticut Boulevard, East Hartford 2894331 6466649. 9ST Em I CorAm Strtat, 6 4 7 -9 9 4 7 Road, off Route 85. Bolton. 2 ALL-AROUND MACHINISTS (1st 1 2nd SHIFTS) Knit’ Beacoa Mil EXPEnMEHTAl MACNRHSTS (1st SMFT) Aroa HaMhaster I '• I"” A 3 East Hartford Tam Liaa Newly efFetlive hourly rate, and liberal shift premium are competitive with maiot orea aircraft manufacturers; incentive rates are avoilable on many jobs. In addition Can Jaanna at out personnel en|oy o fully company paid life, health and salary insurance package 129 ond pensieri program; educational assistance; credit union facilities; and many Keep the Family warm other attractive employee benefits. ' J o yOIM 80ng8 when playing, working 647-9946 or walking with a cosy helmet in knit For Information of old fill the air No. 129 has knit direc< tions ... Child's in Small, VISIT IN PERSON OR CALL 08 urn wish you a Medium and Large, TUE8.-FRI. 9 A.M. to 4 P.M. Man's or Woman's in ONE SIZE. HAVE FUN S A T . D A .M . to N O O N Ble88ed Christmas and fw «Mi And earn Money. Or By Appointmont AWHl CASOT Part time opportanity a New Year filled with Hope RRsfidiaslsf Hw iM 11M Ave. sf Amirtess for ambitious and Muy you enjoy every York, N.Y. 1 N H CHANDLER EVANS IHC. ' mimite of a responsibie person. and Happiness. Personnel Office Merry Chrlsimus und COet asd Stvlt Nmhw. Must have v e l ^ . 23 sliuiii: Its gixKl times 1979 ALBUM with a 32-page We hope the "Gift Section” with fml hours per week. Start Corners New Park & Oakwood Aves. with tliosc dcur to you HiunliH ull. glowing Spirit of directions. P rice. • • $3.00 @ 2:30 P.M. . W. Hartford, Ct. 06101 Christmas will brighten A IM T M IS IM M S AT $1 J l lACN. U t R R E M .n Nt. I-IIS-IU E RIBMN NILTt. • ManchMter Board of Realtors he. every day of your holiday. Cwtaiu i M s m tovsly iM ls. Tel. 236-0651 C O ., IN C. m , N>t1T-illlTI M PARAIL Can Jeanne Manchester Mattiple Listint Service, Corp. DhtetittS Mr mtssc mRti. U M HOUSINB REAL ESTATE COMPANY Ns. l-111-UANNMTBtn aw > An Equal Opportunity tmployci M F lie Em I C antor S t U MIlTt. !• fSl^ Mse siUM. 6 4 7 -9 9 4 6 ;C 0RP. Ns. t>11l-AIIUICAt FAVeilTI 139 East Center SL, Manchester RAYMOND F. DAMATO APatUM. A hsSMttfil n MMIm . ______PAGE TWENTY-EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Man:he.stcr. Conn.. Sat.. iKv 23, 197B MANCHESTER CTENINCJCT.LD, . a .. D, ,, l„. - P.m Autot For Salt 61 Autos For Sale Motorcyclea-BIcyclea 64 Campera-Trallera J E E P 1974 CJ-5 - 258 C.I. High Mobile Homes 65 performance engine. 20,(m NOVA FOR PARTS- 1968 i 1973 HONDA CB 450. Low miles. Hooker Headers. 1970. or option to buy. Good mileage. Excellent condition. 1974 MOBILE HOME - East Holley four barrel, parts, no junk. Call 745-5231 $650. Call 643-5849. Hartford location 2 bedrooms, Offenhauser high-rise a fte r 5 p.m. living room, kitchen, bath and We’d Like to Wish manifold. Monro Madagnum HERCULES 175- 1978 7 speed, appliances, no pets or Merry shocks, all gauges. 2 sets of 1978 DATSDN B-210 10,500 excellent condition. Fox children. Best offer over $6,- You And Your Family miles standard, excellent con­ shocks $795. Call 649-6549. 800. Call 527-6714 or 527-0943. tires, fog lights, roli bar. •••••••••••••••••••••••••• Christmas Excellent shape Must sell dition. lakes regular. $3,200. In the hush of the A Merry Christmas, this month! Please call 623- Call 646-0795 evenings. MOTORCYCLE 1971 Suzuki Automotive Service 66 holidaii we quietls/ n 4051. 350. R eq u ires engine work And Extend Our Many May it be WE PAY $10 for complete say thanks and hope NEftRY 1967 FORD FAIRLANE XL-2 $100. Call 646-6538. you have a simplp 1971 FORD FAIRLANE door. Runs good. New starter. junk cars. Call Joey at Tolland Thanks To All Our wonderful holidas/! I /p bright, beautiful WAGON runs good, $450 or Good tires. No rust, $400. 643- Auto Body. 528-1990. CHRISTMAS best offer. 649-3^ after 5 pm. 6226. Friends and Customei's. and filled with 1970 IMPALA 4 Door Hard STRAND 1969 CHEVY IMPALA good § M ay S a n ta find y u n r lutm c b rig lif ^ ^ cheer. condition, no dents. Air con­ Top. Full power, Air, New REAL ESTATE YALE ditioning, AM.'FM radio. 1971 Tires. Exceptional Value. Call with clitscr at tlih oiaglc time. 350 autom atic. Asking $800. 649-6818. 5 pm or weekends. 646-2000 TYPEWRITER 'Iliankw for yonr g' ' wanii wishes for a holiday without measure, among A W R l M E i m Y your gifts this Christmas. Tihe spirit o f the season is a ll Thanks for being our friend. SEASONS GREETINGS C H R I S m A l S around. May you, and those close to Wishing You And Your Family you, enjoy all the warmth and good CHERRONTS PACKAGE STORE Each year it means BARLOW’S T.V. ? K 805 Hartford Rd. 643-5095 feelings that go with this holiday. 024 East Middle Tpka., Manchastsr stiU more. 643-7027 SEASONS A Merry Christmas, And our gratitude We're grateful for your loyalty. GREETINGS And A Safe And Tim P»ndy behind it 2 Clarke Insurance Happy Holiday Weekend Is warmer than 1 0 ^ We Hope That This ALL THE GANG AT THE ere before. Agency Inc. New Year Brings Peace and Hap­ MANCHESTER DRUG prescribing daiiy doses of piness To You And To Your Family. Jeff Clarke Ed Clarke 717 Main St. Rick Gowen Manchester Through our door past the finest hoiiday cheer accompanied by Pasek Real Estate Consultants Inc. people in the world . . . our clients . . our thanks and good wishes. 608 BURNSIDE AVE„ E.H. 289-7475 3 our friends. With appreciation for ► ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ your confidence we wish you a NORTHWAY fpassuesstsassassaissisatsstissisaysitysaeafsx'isx.ysxustvaym Merry Christmas! I BEST WISHES \ REXALL PHARMACY THE HAYES CORPORATION R*«l Estala Conauluuila / Land Davelopot. 230 N. MAIN ST. MANCHESTER 8 FROM OUR HOME TO YOURS * 646-4510 Coen. 06040 8

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vcannnxniEaBaieciBmiKecBaiecMiKaiwcHsaiiafiKX s * ' * f i ? V * * ®ls> *■ Opening the door to the spirit of We're Here To Wish You Christmos and its Extending special thanks and hoping that the treasured moments A Merry Christmas And A mong delights, uie you share with those you love will bring you much happiness and joy. Happy Healthy and Prosperous extend thanks and C^ astiuir by to wish you EASTMnni ^APPYDAYS.^ aM sn O u r holiday spectacular (ealures 1979. warm wishes to our jolly SI. Nick who Joins us In beaming D S A bright Christmas g a fun filled holiday} llcst GET MORE with “ many Friends. m n n warmhearted greetings of the season to youl I to our many friends! g WlirtMTpki. wishes for a cheery and blessed iS E N T R y (kL3H I MAPU SUPER i STANEK sirason to our very si»celal friends. iRulEstateScrvIcesiac. i SERVKEINC. I ELECTRONICS g 220 Spruce St. | I Y I I P I I m o t o r s , INC. 649-1124 J.A. McCARTHT £ i L l l i v n TOYOTA-POMTIAC 277 BROAD ST., MANCHESTER "Builder and Developer" 8 THE LESPERANCE FAMILY aiid ASSOCIATES I 649-3487 S 345 CENTER ST. MANCHESTER iietiBaiesvgtigsifiitgtisaiaaiEgiiagagaisaiedianiagaBJI ------646-4321______B e s r ; BEST WISHES | iW ls h e s C B Let your home be blessed with good I Arriving right on I health and happiness throughout s time wTdfh wishes for the merriest I the year. Thanks. S Christmos ever! Thanks, I I MAHGHESTER BARBER SHOP m We are Danielle Curylo, David Curylo and little In 10M MAIN STREET I Amy Danna. ' H May your Christmas be I We would Ilka to tell you about our "MIMA'S" | I (grandmother's) real estate office. They are S adorned with ihe special joys I located in the shopping plaza at Bolton Notch, * and holiday treasures this I Bolton. 8 .1 I They have lots of houses for sale, also land, farms, 8 happy season brings. Sincere 5 and business property too. 8 ■ They are a very busy bunch, they are §1 In the real 8 thanks to our many friends. II estate field because you see they are the 8 I neighborhood professionals. 8 They are always available, open 7 days a week. If S I you want to list your house just call our Mima's of- S 8 flee for a MARKET ANALYSIS. They will give you a » 8 fair asking price and then when their Century 21 S 8 sign goes on your lawn "WOW" the house Is sold £ before you know It. B We’re the Neighborhood Professionais.' Stop In soon at Mima's office she has hundreds of g { Each office Is Independentiy owned and operated. I houses to show you because you see she belongs * 2 I to four multiple listing services. OH kids you can B I come too, you can play with all the toys In the big 8 O rd u n c , JACKSTON/AVAirTE H toy box Mima has for the kids, while mommie and 8 R e g a l SSStST a daddy look thru the books. Oh she has lollipops 8 J T f 646-1316 stai(«t4ai[amv

"SEASON'S GREETING FROM ALL THE GANG AT MIMA'S OFFICE, oA sleigh full Chet, Janet 1, Janet 2, Bobbie, Carol, Margret of cheery Polly. Ruth, Don, and Norma 5k „ ’ wishes is coming your O n t o way! Hove MIS 0 very merry REAL ESTATI Christmas Day! Our gratitude 8 TEDFORD REAL ESTATE 8 HAPPY HOLIDAYS > for your support. 647-9914 423-8958 To All Our Friends »8 8 B Member ol the Manchester Board of Realtors, Willi- 8 8 mantle Board, The Greater Vernon Board ol Reallors, 8 Orlando Annulli AIRWAY TRAVEL AGENCY 8 and Multiple Listing Service and of course Century 21 jl{ Jan Champagne Jeannette Lesperance 8 Gold Post, which covers the entire state of Connecticut. R K aiid Sons, Inc. Maureen Houle 646-2500 Alfred Lesperance PAGE THIRTY - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchesler. Conn . Sal . Det'. 23, lll7r. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Sat.. Dec. 23, 1973 — PAGE THIItTV ONF. PMnuto — ChariM M. Schulz Frank and EniMl ACROSS 66 Cautious jjHjeoilBiiwiM M inBaiiMtwjiacwiM iM M iiM eaiiwina TWEVSl/REHAC THEIR HOIV ABOUT THIS THIN6 I DON'T c a r e HOW MANV N O W AV' Answer to Previous Puzzle n e a r a Dear Abby A S 5 X c n N P l& u R e NERVE LAU6HIN& AT turm a l l THE REINPEER REINDEER HE HAD,THEV A4ERRV t Upon T T n Q E L 5 Embrace DOWN E n 0 E 0 I fVe Wish You | tw STORV.... H A f PULLINiSTHE 5LEI6H COULD NEVER PRODUCE BROTHER? CHRISTMAS! MS / IT, MY ALUMINUM SYNTHETIC By Abigail Van Buren 6 Formerly T Q A R A EN0U6HLIFTTO6ETA M T C iL I THROU6HTHEAIR7NOUWV' 12 Rivers (Sp.) 1 Balls M CHRISTMAS TRe6 INAS TO© 5LEP IN THE AIR... Y a o E3 V I 13 Same (prefix) 2 African river 3 Appliance I Q Li y E I SEASON’S GREETINGS | 14 Blockhead P Nothing Fancy CtfiSB r o t h e a r t i f i c i a l p iR fr 4 Stable R □ 8 15 ink stain ____ IE L F □ worker Or Very New, I N M Y El e c t r i c F i r e p l a c e , 16 Moray M A 3 I E.D. Taddei, President 8 5 Obeyed n Three Needn’t 17 Dread T 0 A T S 6 Customer I George R. Recck • Fred B. Tucker 8 AMP IT SHORT-C jR c^u IT E P T H E 18 Broker's E N 0 E IR n Just Thanks And 7 Mideast f2-2» advice T I R kE DEI I • Rosella GIraitls • Roger Harwood 8 Fl u o r e s c e n t i m i t a t i o n c a n d l e - mountains R A I N Be a Crowd 19 Plans □ D C ] Merry Christmas g • Terrance McCann • Robert McCormick 8 8 Lieutenant a | n 0 8 □ B E ] L ic a H T i n m y S i m u l a t e d 21 For example Priscilla’s Pop - Ed Sullivan 9 Name of a tree From Us To You! g Margaret Murray 8 DEAR ABBY: When my husband's mother came to live (abbr.) thing negative < ,Fo Ld -O u T ISIAffiVITY s c e n e . with me and my husband 23 years ago, she made our lives so 23 Gridder group 27 Fashionable 45-Small-minded Bigus rw 0(1 i H ^ a i THE THOUGHT OF ' 10 V ie t____ miserable that 1 vowed I would never bring such misery to BE THANKFUL VOU'RE , (abbr) resort 47 Second of two ANOTHER BIRTHPAV guerillas 28 Pull into a S THE BARROWS AND I my children if I ever had to live with them. One day I sat SOUR STOMACH i r s A G O O P SIGN g e t t in g 24 Melt 49 First-rate AAAKES MV STOMACH 11 Large deer fold down and wrote myself a letter containing some "rules." I IS CHURNING, VOU'RE GETTING 29 Bolshevik (comp, wd.) .— , CHURN.' (P l) 30 Naked Riverside Reaitors ^ put in in an envelope marked, “To be opened on the day I go , P E A R .' BUTTER.'' 33 I possess 50 Waft I WALLACE COMPANY I 20 Football 31 Sacred bird of 51 Dad to live with, one of my children." Then I put it away. (contr.) league (abbr.) the Nile 52 Shush Hartford Manchester New Haven ' 8 34 Work of art 568-7556 I’ve been widowed and self-sufficient for eight years, but I 32 Nearest 53 Inner (pref.) 728-6615 646-7833 397-1515 J| 36 Hayseed 22 Sticky stuff was recently forced to give up my job and go to live with my 24 Baleful 35 Diocese 55 Farm agency 37 Little brook daughter. I'm submitting that letter. Perhaps your older 25 Sinful 38 Body injuries (abbr.) 39 Makes perfect 40 Caspian i»isa< Kiiataiasstsittafsitaiatai'eafa.tatatss(ia readers might benefit from it, as I intend to. Here are the 26 Cut down a 56 At all times \ > 1 11, rules: score 43 French 57 Nimble 41 Contemporary t 2 rN ^ ,/ V -G iv e what you can toward your keep. Any budget will 3 4 5 • 6 7 8 9 10 11 stretch just so far. painter 42 Actress I2 13 14 -K e e p yourself clean and neat. Fresh undies and daily Burstyn baths are a must. IS 44 Sharpest 16 17 -R em em ber, it is THEIR home. Give them privacy at 46 Canal system I6 19 20 every opportunity. in northern - T r y to make your own friends and develop interests Michigan 21 22 23 outside the home. - ^ Captain Eaay — Crooka A Lawrence 48 Cooled lava 24 25 26 - If you suspect they would like to go away on a vacation, 49 Wormwood 27 28 30 31 32 VOU LUBBEKLV IPIOT! HOW NAUGHTY CAN YOU 54 Streets (Fr.) but are hesitant because of you, offer to visit another 33 34 35 DON'T TELL ME YOU'VE SET, E A 5y-B E LLE ?:„.A 56 Musical 36 relative or friend so they will be free to go. 9M ASH B P MY FAVORITE MAIP LIKE YOU DESERVES medley 37 38 39 40 41 Joyous greetings # ■ — Don't offer any advice or express any opinion on family b o t t l e o f PERFUME! A GOOP SHARP RAP ON matters unless asked. 59 Vandal HER PAINTY LITTLE 60 Invitation re­ 43 43 44 45 at Christmastime -V olunteer information that they might be too embar­ KNUCKLES! sponse (abbr} 46 47 rassed to ask for, such as arrangements for your burial, 61 Goddess of 48 hospitalization, etc. fate 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 These rules were written over 25 years ago. I read them 62 Superlative Paul J. Correnti often and am determined to keep them. suffix 58 59 60 SEVENTY-SIX AND HOLDING 63 River in Real Estate Germany 6I 62 63 64 Ram's mates DEAR ABBY: Our eldest daughter had to get married at 64 65 66 65 Greek letter 646-5252 18, after having gone steady with a "very nice" boy for three - 2 1 1047 Main Street years, so we made a rule for the younger childen: NO lN(WSP«PfMNT(HMiSE *tSN> GOING STEADY. Now we are having trouble with our 15-yearKild daughter. She wants to go steady. We said no, she has to have a date Alley Oop — Dave Qraue Win at bridge y \ / e extend our thanks to those with another boy between dates with her special boyfriend. l i t She says no one else asks her. we’ve been privileged to serve. Tell me, Abby, how can parents keep their children from WITH ANY LUCK, WE SHOULD HAVE OKAV, DOC.'SEE WHERE CO THE THINe OPERATIONAL BY THE THE DRUSSTDRE! I ’m GOINS ing. Poor West would have to going steady? We know from past experience that it is YOU LATER.' VWYT TD^i ' TD SET SOME PRESENTS FOR TIME V3U TWO SET BACK! OCOLA? NORTH 12-23-A discard down to king-jack of Have a heart warming holiday! dangerous, and we don't want any more "hurry-up" THE FOLKS b a c k IN MOO! « AK63 diamonds and ace of clubs marriages in our family. But if the kids don't want to go with » J94 whereupon declarer would anyone else, or if no one else asks them, what can parents ♦ A75 throw him in with the ace of do? ,IM 00000? « Q62 clubs and make him lead B&B OIL CO. away from his diamond TRYING HARD WEST e a s t '0'52;W king. 315 Broad StTMt Manchttlar ♦ 9 *852 DEAR TRYING: Instead of making rnles, if parents »AKQ76 ¥5 As stated earlier, this was • 4 9 - 2 9 4 7 would work toward building the kind of reUtfoniUp wfth ♦ KJ10 4 ♦ges? a very high-level event, but Edw w d F. Boland Jr., P n M m t their children that lenda itself to straight talk on n sensible, 3 0 r" ♦ AJ9 * 10 8743 one East player turn^ out i^ o to be even a higher level unemotional basis, they would fare better. SOUTH player. Let your children know why too much togetherneaa puts n ♦ Q J 10 7 4 At trick three Bob Ham- strain on two normnl young people who have n strong ¥ 10 8 3 2 mann of Dallas ruffed his Nothing fancy or ^ne dazzling star physical attraction for each other. Explain that this attrne- « Q8 partner's good heart and led ¥ K5 I guided the Wise Men tlon la usually equated with love—hut don't put it down and back a diamond. Bob had say it'i only puppy love. The Flintstonee — Hanna Barbara Productions seen that he had this one to Our Saviour on Vulnerable: East-West very new . Tell them that the only way to rednce temptation Is to Dealer: West chance to gain the lead to ^ Season^8 that holy night, so long ago. reduce the time spent together alone. play that diamond and took May the eternal radiance of this Hallowed season Tell them that you are aware that when young people West North East South advantage of the opportuni­ think they are in love, the more they make out the more w - 1* Pass Pass !♦ Just thanks and guide you to peace and contentment. Reverent thanks. ty. Now West was sure of X G reetin g s ficult it la to control their dealrea, and they seldom do leaa Dbl. Redbl. 2¥ Pass three hearts, one diamond, when they're together than they did the previona time. Let Pass 3¥ Pass Pass one club and a plus score. Pass Merry Christinas them know that you understand and trust them, hut yon are mj I let Christmas opposed to going steady hecause yon want to help them, net Hj i -) 3s3ri>arl3 I punish them. And then. Mother, you wOl have lesi to worry Opening lead: ¥K fill your heart. From us to you! DeCORMIER MOTORS, INC. about. You hold: l^a -B j w with gladness 285 BROAD ST. MANCHESTER CONFIDENTIAL TO YOU: If you want to have a truly ¥ AK Q I OAK STREET 1 merry Christmas, call someone yon suspect might be alone By Oswald Jacoby ¥ A84 CHORCHES MOTORS, INC. 8 PACKAGE STORE 5 Tel. 643-4165 and include him or her in your plans- and Alan Sontag * K Q J tfsatsiisaoeetiKsacessBcnf ^ iww:>agagte»«iir3'..*va-«’:W(tlM.61jijrKa»4.wan.i>(.wiiwwiww»» mil ■■ i . .ni_. - -v. ¥ A Q 10 7 \ SYLVIA LaPENTA AGENCY Today’s hand was played 80 OAKLAND ST. in a really expert dupUcate. An Oregon reader asks if 9 WMt MkMto Tumpikn — Mnnchnator Astrograph The players were so good we open two clubs. I ionm anram auauattaw m at J MANCHESTER 643-2791 'The Born Loser — Art Sansom that every South wound up in No. We have 25 points and three spades and everyone notrump distribution and TAURUS (April 20.Mav 20) Even but one made it. make the standard Ameri­ r iL JUST STAtJD m B Ihough it's the eve of a holiday SHEW/!6TD0N^«-STRUCKTD West started with four can call of three notrump. today, you need something LgTHERWUKMFIk). rounds of hearts. Each de­ I NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) that's physically challenging as MOTICF. clarer trumped the fourth A well as fun to do. You'll find one high in dummy, led a iOo you have a question for just the right activity. trump to his queen and a low the experts? Write "Ask the GEMINI (May 21-June 20) You club toward dummy. West Experts," care o l this ne» ■•pa­ WORLD won't lake yourself or life so would make his best play per. Individual questions vlll December 24,1978 seriously today. A fine, relaxed and duck so dummy's queen be answered if accompanied pace shared with loved ones This coming year you might would hold that trick. Each by stamped, sell-addressed 0 We’re teaming up with Santa to bring will suit you to a "T .” envelopes. The most Interest­ o l O 0 find yourself associating with CANCER (June 21-July 22) declarer would continue by J o iIn ed together b y the people in very high places. playing out all his trumps to ing questions will be used In Being calm and at peace with this column and will receive ° you a host of happy holiday dreams Their enterprise and influence yourself rubs off on those with produce a three-card end- copies o l JACOBY MODERN I will be extremely good for you. whom you share your day. THANKS come true... CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) Heathcliff — Georgs Gately " o o o o Companions will follow the ex­ °0 oh Your standing is at a high point ample you set. glory and pageantry 12-23 o Q , On ^ and our thanks. today. Chances are you will be LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Expect receiving more than the usual jytP tons of phone calls today and amount of compliments. Like to lots of correspondence. II will WInthrop — Dick Cavalll find out more about yourself? At the Holiday season more than ever, seem at times that just about o f this sacred season^ Send for your copy of Astro- everyone you know will want to our thought turn gratefully to those who Graph Letter by mailing M be in touch with you. cents for each and a long, self- VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Mate­ have made our progress possible. It is In addressed, stamped envelope rial gain is still all around you spirit we say, simply but sincerely. . . to Astro-Graph. P.O. Box 489, today. Get ready for a big haul, we reverently pray Radio City Station, N Y. 10019. or maybe even some financial Be sure to specify birth sign. tips that could pad your pock- ^‘Thank You And Best Wishes For AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) Bending over backward to treat LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Main­ The Holidays And A Happy New everyone fairly pays off today. tain control of things person- that whatever You'll reinforce old friendships all/ important to you. There is Year.’’ and you might even gain a few no one better equipped to new ones. mar^age your day better than Anne Miller - Bob Terry - Dick BIssell PISCES (Feb. 2(^M8rch 20) Ev­ you are. Jackie Smith - Rick Merritt eryone seems to be looking out SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) If at is meaningful, lor your interests today, and to all possible, avoid the large, TNETYK be trying to do nice things for noisy parties today or tonight. MCHMIE. MEffltn UENCV, INC. 357 Broad Straot you. 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Thornton Wilder's early plays on EVENING AFTERNOON 8KK) kilOflNINQ ence of a typical American family SQvM m as lleHtaga Edward religious / moral themes are Today 0 NHL Hocksy Atlanta Ramos Rowe, Oliver Jensen, le n Wood. 11:30 vs. Now York Rangers trying to reconstruct their lives presented. 12K)0 Allstair Cooke and Scott Moma- ( S A Chrtstmas Festival The 7 M AFTERNOON after a recant divorce Is viewed. story of Christmas In scripture, 0 8 O o H "Championships Of 10:00 SChrMm aa Snowt, Chrtatmu day look at Christmas customs In a Jbnmy Swaggart Chrtstmas e ChrMmttdm* WWi Mitter music and dance from St. The United States Golf Associa­ Winds A man reminisces about the U.S. Rogw t Fred Rogers. Stanley Bartholomew’s Episcopal 8.-00 12:00 tion" Dramatic moments from Christmas In the 1940s and a 8 Jackie Gleason Chiisbnas Clay. Frances and other Sp sd al Church In New York City. d ) O A House Divided An 8 Candlepin Bowling the U.S. Operi, the U.S. Women's Wednesday guests celebrate the holiday sea­ special school band concert. (R) 8 Christmas Snows, Christmas Wednesday examination of the post-Water­ Open, and other major USGA 8KX) gate House of Representatives, 1K)0 tournaments are reviewed. son in California and western 10:30 Winds A man reminisces about ® WreeUing EVENING Pennsylvania, (fl) 8 A Christmas Celebration (SThe Nuteraekar Mikhail Bar­ Christmas In the 1940s and a focusing on the debilitating divi­ 8 8 o c o a r yshnikov and Gelsey Kirkland MORNING 0NH L Hockey Boston Bruins Richard KUey hosts this history special school band concert. (R) sion between the freshmen 12:30 6:30 11.-00 perform the title roles In this congressmen, women and the vs. Buffalo Sabres of the traditions associated with 0 N F L FoolbaU Live coverage 0 Bowling For Dollars SCtvMmaa Eve On Saeame American Ballet Theatre produc­ "old guard," and the new power 1:30 StieM An hour of songs and Christmas Day, established by AFTERNOON 10:30 of National Football Conference tion of the classic story of a small 8 kitroductlon To The Folk of special Interest groups and (3) N CAA Football Live cover­ 8KN) l l s i i r Christmas fun for the whole fami­ Pope Julius I. (R) play-off game. Starting time, girl's dreams on Christmas Eve. Song lobbyists. age of the Sun Bowl with the Uni­ 8 NHL Hockey Boston Bruins ly. (R) teams and location to be 8 0 8 Huckisbarry Finn 12.-00 versity of Maryland vs. the Uni­ vs. Toronto Maple Leafs Mark Twain’s classic character ® PtnoccMo IIHK) 8:30 announced. (Note: Local pro­ 18 PoftWe: The Duldmar 0 A House DMdad An exami­ versity of Texas from B Paso, gramming will be preempted by 10:45 AFTERNOON Huckleberry Rnn (Jeff East) runs 8 Jackie Olsas on Christmas Texas. Sunday away from his drunken father SpaciM nation of the post-Watergate game coverage.) 8 Bruins Wrap-Up IN and joins an escaped slave (Paul 8 A Child's Christmas In Wales AFTERNOON House of Representatives, focus­ 2:30 2:00 12:00 ing on the debilitating division 0 1 W CT Tennis (EtWeafcand Spedalt "Trouble Winfield) on a wild rafting trip Sir Michael Redgrave narrates 8 T e n n ie Finals of the Juiilor between the freshmen congress­ River" A young boy and his down the Mississippi River. this dramatization of Dylan Davis Cup Tennis Champion­ MORNING 12KX) men, women and the "old 3:00 grandmother escape from a 8 Hsnukksh Ed Asner explains Thomas' poem describing his ships from Miami, Roiida. 8T he Concord String Quertel guard," and the new power of 8 Champlonahip Wreetfing group of renegades by rafting the significance of the religious boyhood in Wales, performed by Pleys Bartok And Haydn special Interest groups and 3*30 down a dangerous river. (Part 1 10KK) holiday. the National Theatre of the Deaf. 3 ‘3d (S D a v sy And Goliath lobbyists. ( £ 8 NCAA Football Live cov­ a a S N F L '78 / of2)(R) OChrMmas Harita(M Edward (R) EVB4ING Thursday ’- r J d erage of the Liberty Bowl with \ 11KK) Rowe, Oliver Jensen, le n Wood, 12:30 9KX) 4KI0 ?r*i- 2K M Alistair Cooke and Scott Moma- Missouri vs. LSU from Memphis. 8 8 8 NFL Football The SCtwtttmai Eva The Indiana O Tha Joy Of ChrMmas 8 A Naw England ChrMm aa 8Con1aai To Carnegie Hal day look at Christmas customs In 8 M Tennessee. Miami Dolphins play the Houston University Opera Theater pre­ "Tha Van Cllbum Competition" 11:30 the U.S. (R) 2:30 QD Lea M IssrsbIse Richard Jor­ Oilers In the first round of the EVENING sents Nicolai Rimsky-Korsakov’s An Inside look at the fifth Van 3:45 a A Christmas Child 8 Christmaa Harpa dan and Anthony Perkins portray American Football Conference "Christmas Eve." 9:00 Cllburn International Plano 8 Bruins Wrap-Up 3K)0 Jean Valjean and Inspector Jav- Competition, held In Fort Worth, playoffs. S I A Chriatmaa Calabratlon AFTERNOON (X) Jack Van Imps Chrtstmas ert in this adulation of Victor 4:00 6:30 Richard Klley hosts this history ( £ Sleeping Baauty Mikhail Bar­ Texas. 0 Bowling For DoHara 104M Hugo's 19th century classic 8 Sports Challenge^ EVENING of the traditions associated with yshnikov hosts Tchaikovsky's 10:00 CBS News Correspondents Christopher Glenn and Betsy Aaron are co-editors of 1 2 « ) ^ 8 'The Joy Of Christmas Yule- about a fugitive trying to go 5:30 8:00 Christmas Day. established by classic ballet telecast live via sat­ straight and his obsessed 8 The Pribsises Treasures Of 0 A fM r In Tits Ab The love of tide favorites are performed by ellite from the Royal Opera 8 Rose Bowl Highlights 0 NHL Hockey New York “30 Minutes,” the television magazine series which focuses on issues touching the Pope Julius I. pursuer. D rssdsn Inauguration ceremo­ 8:30 hying Is examined at the 1977 the Mormon Tabernacle Choir "Blood, Sweat And Cheers’’^ Rangers vs. Philadelphia Flyers lives of many young people today, presented on three out of four Saturdays each House, Covent Garden. nies of the East Building of the 0 Greatest Sports Legsnds 3KN) Exp^mental Aircraft Assogla- and the Westminster Ensemble Acclaimed dancers Davkf Wall 8:30 National Gallery of Art, along 10:30 month. S CIvMntattkna With M M ar tlon Fly-In Convention In Orchestra. 8 8 The Wages Of Congress 10:30 and Marta Park are featured. with President Carter's official EVENING 0 NHL Hockey Atlanta Flames Rogers Fred Rogers. Stanley Oshkosh, Wisconsin, the world's Several key congressmen (B Sports Extra 10:30 8 New Britain Schools Christ- remarks, are blended with pieces vs. New York Islanders Clay. Frances Bey and other largest aviation event. explain their views of the new 8 Music Of Christmas Tha from the Gallery's Dresden col­ g u i^ s celebrate the holiday sea­ Brigham Young University Brass ethics code In the House and 6:00 12:30 lection and music of the period. ® Racing From Aqueduct "The son in California and western Ensemble joins the Mormon EVENING Senate. j ~ ] : ^ j Pennsylvania. 8 St. MtchasTs Ukranian Choir (R) Roamer Handicap" Tabernacle Choir. 10K)0 Christmas 1KX) 7:00 Friday \U S.-00 11:30 6:30 d ) 8 A B C News Clossup Pres­ CDA Chrtstmas CMd A sophis­ 8 Chrtstmas Snows, Christmas 8 Soccer Made In Germany Winds A man reminisces about d ) Christmas Eve Special Jazz 8 H a n u k k a h Ed Asner explains ident Carter's human rights poli­ AFTERNOON ticated airline stewardess, pianist Mary Lou Williams per­ the significance of the religious cy - Its successes and failures, 8K)0 Christmas In the 1940s and a AFTERNOON stranded by an unscheduled forms music of the holiday holiday. contradictions, and effects on Friday 8 Football The Panthers of the layover, finds bersell alone In a special school band concert. 1:00 8 Holy Cross CfiMran's Choir season. 7K)0 U.S. allies - will be examined. University of Pittsburgh take on strange city on Christmas Eve. 0 Jknmy Sw a ggv t Special the Wolfpack of North Carolina 0 Peach Bowl Live coverage of Don't store onions and potatoes together; the onions can sprout or rot in the moisture 8 RIetiard Wilbur Poet The 8 Jack Van hnpe Christmas 2:00 5:30 1:15 New England poet shares some 8 Into The Morning "Wllla MORNING State University In the 33rd Georgia Tech vs. Purdue In the 8 Football The Northern Col­ potatoes give off. Peach Bowl from Atlanta, Georg­ (SThe Joy 01 Christinas The . 8 Do na Mommies of his work. 7:30 Cather's America" The life and annual Tangerine Bowl frcm lege All-Stars take on the South­ ia. Mormon Tabernacle Choir and 1:30 8W hat Does Christmas Mean (S Oral Roberts Christmas work of the author of "M y 6:00 Orlando. Florida. ern College All-Stars In the To M e? Messages from the Antonia," "Death Comes To The annual Blue-Grey Bowl. the Westminster Ensemble 88lng Ws Noel The Mormon 9:30 d ) A Handful Of Souls An orato­ 3*30 Most Rev. John F. Whealon, Archbishop" and "The Profes­ 9:00 Orchestra prgpent a deliciously Youth Symphony And Chorus 8 Irish Treasures Alexander rio celebrating the men and 0 NBA Basketball Houston 8 8 8 Fiesta Bowl Live cov­ Archbishop of Hartford and the sor's House." (R) EVENING Christmassy half hour of Yuletide present traditional and contem­ Scourby narrates a tour of the women who shaped America's Rockets vs. New York Knicks erage of Arkansas vs. UCLA In Rev. Andrew Mellon, Executive favorites. porary Christmas music, as well "Treasure Of Early Irish Art" moral consciousness, featuring the Fiesta Bowl from Sun Devil Director, Ct. Council of Church­ as children's versions of the exhibit at Boston's Museum of soloists from the Metropolitan 11:15 Stadium In Tempe, Arizona. 6:30 es. Rev. Edmund S. Nadolny, 0 Madison Square Garden EVENING Christmas story. Fine Arts. Opera, Is performed In the Rrst 0 Bowling For Dollars Archdiosesan Director of Radio 4:00 8 Polonla Paosrswskl Choir Baptist Church In Providence. Spotlight and TV will host and Introduce 10:00 Thursday 0 N BA Basketball Philadelphia 9:00 7 M 8 Christmas "A Symbol Of R.I. 11:30 76ers at New York Knicks SEIKD QUARH VWICHES Love" filmed musical selections by the 8 Like Tha Wind Individual 0 8 Gator Bowl Live coverage iS S p e c la l "Christmas Is" A West Point Choir and present expressions of faith In the lives of 0 Racing From Roosevelt of Clemson vs. Ohio State In the young boy unhappy with his role AFTERNOON 2:00 some answers by people to the five people are documented. MORNING EVENING Gator Bowl from Jacksonville, as the second sh^herd In the 12:00 8 Archdiooase Of Hartford question. 0 Wrestling Florida. school play learns the real mean­ SWaskand Specials "Trouble 12:00 6:30 j ing of Christmas when he Is tran­ River" A young boy and his 12:00 8K)0 8 The Concord String Quartet 12:30 11:00 8 Wlldar, Wilder 0 Bowling For Dollars 0 Racing From Yonkers sported back to the Nativity. grandmother escape from a (£ A Christmas Festival Plays Bartok And Haydn 8 The Athletes 7:30 group of renegades by rafting Excerpts from memorable 10:30 Christmas Eve broadcasts of Tuesday 1:00 Q) Mario And Tha Magic Movia down a dangerous river. (Part 1 8 Forgotten Frontier ol2)(R) previous years are presented. 8 The Prioalaas Treasures Of Machhia Mario examines the S IH o u r -Of Powar ChrM m as IIKM Dresden Tuesday seventy-five year history of avia­ Sunday 4:30 f a c ia l MORNING 8 Peter And The WoH Peter tion, from the Wright Brothers’ OSfeig Ws NosI The Mormon 8 8 Chrtstmas Roma 1978 Zapletal’s puppets perform while 2:00 t2-second flight to the training 8 A Chesapeake Planter MORNING Youth Symphony And Chorus Pope John Paul It celebrates his 10:30 the Jackson (Miss.) Symphony EVENING of astronauts. present traditional and contem­ first Christmas Midnight Mass. 8 Wlldar, Wilder Four of Orchestra plays Prokofiev’s 2:30 SArchdIocasa Of Hartford porary Christmas music, as well (From St. Peter’s Basilica In Vati­ Thornton Wilder's early plays on music. (R) 8 Wake O f '38 \ Oirlstm as "N o Room At The 11:00 6:30 as children's versions of the can City, Rome) religious / moral themes are 8 Soccer Made In Germany Inn" Reverend Edmund Nadolny 0 Bowling For Dollars Christmas story. (R) presented. (R) EVENING compares the housing problems AFTERNOON In Connecticut's urban centers 5:30 IIKW to the traditional housing prob­ aAGinOfWIntar 8 Tha Spirit Of Punxautawnay 12:00 8:30 lem of history's first Christmas. 8 The Concord String Quartet ® lt Cen't Happen To Me A 8 The City That Forgot About EVENING Christmas AFTERNOON Plays Bartok And Haydn teen-age girl allows herself to be Sales & Service Chrtstmas Ben|l learns the real led Into the dark realm of meaning of Christmas. 1:00 alcoholism. TV DIal-ogud 6:00 MORNING 12:30 8 Into Tha Morning: Wllla DIRECTORy 8:00 Minority Advisory Special 8 A Chaaapaaka Plantar (S T h e Homecoming A closely- E Christmas Eve On Sesa­ BUZZZZ — C u yon tell the bead of hair he sported knit family living in rural America gme Street An hour of songs and 6:00 EVENING CONSUMER SALES ® Archdiocese Of Hartford me the name of the actor in his “Bonanza” d a;^, can during the Depression anxiously Christmas fun lor the whole faml- Manchester Parkaqe SHOP lOOftwatar tcstad, ly^(R) Christmas who played The Green Ytilow top/stainless sttel awaits the homecoming of their still be seen guesting on US LAST. Nam^ brand back, gilt tfial, HARDLEX atainlass attal. blua dial. father on Christmas Eve. (R) 8 The Twelve Gifts 9:00 ■ 8:00 Hornet on TV? — A Fan, assorted TV series- When appliances, teleirisions. marratitt cryatal. HARDLEX mar-rMitt Q ) C B S Reports "Any Place But GLOW ING ® Rod McKuen's Christmas In 8 Christmas Is A young boy 8 Christmas Day Mass F t. Dodge, Iowa Roberts decided to leave Lowest prices in town 1175 crystal, adjustabta bracalat New England unhappy with his role as the sec­ @ Christmas Is Here" Bill Moyers examines the 1135 ond shepherd in the school play controversies and problems of Van Williams fought “Bonanza,” Adani was in­ guaranteed. Service jafter the I S ® S T h e Stingiest Man In EMBERS sale. Town Waller Matthau provides learns the real meaning of 9:30 mental health service at Creed- crime with Bruce Lee a t jected with a case of wan­ 8 The City That Forgot About - h the voice of Scrooge in this ani­ Christmas when he is transport­ moor Psychiatric Center in Rt. 6, Andover his side. derlust, .anci for the rest of Christmas BARLOW’S TV • ZenilH Sales mated tale based loosely on ed back to the Nativity. 8 Wake Of '38 The destruction ADAM’S ABSENCE — the show’s run he was Dickens' "A Christmas Carol," 742-5440 Service on Standard Brands, 6:30 10:00 caused by the 1938 hurricane Conld you please tell me supposedly traipsing ® Christmas Mass BOS Hartford Road, 9:00 ® Silent Night resulted In a radical appraisal of Hours !0-9 Tues.-Sun. Closed Monday what happened to Pemell across the count^side. Manchester Telephone 643- oUdm&m. 8 ® ( 8 Christmas At Washing­ ® Oral Roberts Christmas 7:00 the settlement of coastal areas. Roberts who starred a s Every now and again one 5095. Jewelers S Silversmiths Since IW (Si Simple Gifts "Six Episodes ton Cathedral Reverend Canon Dealer for Alpiner & Shenandoah 8 ® 8 Amahl And The Night Charles A. Perry and Bishop 9:00 Adam Cartwright on of the other characters For Christmas " Views of the holi­ Visitors Robert Sapolsky por­ and other Wood Stoves TWENTIETH CENTURY 9U MAIN ST. DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER day season by Virginia Woolf, John T. Walker celebrate a 8 We Ain’t What We W ^ A “Bonanza,” and how did would supposedly get a trays Amahl, a poor crippled boy very old black woman (Isy »HARTFORP a NEW BRITAIN e WESTFARMS MALL Theodore Roosevelt and Moss Christmas Day service. (From they take him off the letter from him letting us Television, Inc. 176 Burnside who offers his most prized pos­ Washington Cathedral In Wash­ Monks) recalls what It has been FInplace and Other Acceaaorlai Avenue, East Hartford. S28- Hart are animated. (R) blow he was alive and well f|nera»n Expms/Maslar Cbaigi/Visa / Mchaels Ctwrge session to the Three Kings as a ington, D.C.) like being black in America. Greenhouaes show? — S.S., Blooming­ 1 ^ . Sales and Service, Zenith ton, Ind. in Frisco, New York or and Quasar. Roberts, minus much of wherever. WEEKEND - Page 5 Page 4 - W E E K E N D Today, Dec. 23 Sunday, Dec. 24 0 A s Schools Match w n s Q American Story MORNING 4 : 8 8 Once Upon A Classic m o r n i n g 0 Portugal Cantkiho Da Sau- 5 : 8 ® B l g Valley 8HseHaw(Cont’d) 9 :15 AFTERNOON a NashvWe On The Road 8 Chico And the Man dade ® Sb( Million Dollar Man 8 Ustan KX> 0 The Joy Of Christmas 6 Sports Challenge 8 P o lk a 5 : 8 ® U F O ^ M a n BuHdt, Min Dwtroys 8 9 : 8 8 Parent Effectiveness ® News 8 Soccer Made In Germany 8 Athanaon's Forum ® P ittim For LMnq 12:8 8:8 S A d a la n te 0 F k ln g U n e ® AXoa ® Space Academy a Movie "Ghost Ship" (1953) ® ChMdren'B QospM Hour ® The Homeconilng 6 :8 8 Three Stooges 0 Economicalty Speaking ® n is Written ® Movie "The Mummy" (1959) Hazel Court, Dermott Walsh, S P T L C K ib ® Movie "Holiday Inn" (1942) (I) Everywoman 0 Rebop 8 Jake Hasa Gospel Tima Peter Cushing, Christopher Lee. a Sesame Street ® Rav. Ctoophus Robinton 5 : 8 6:30 Bing Crosby, Fred Aslalre. After 10:8 ® Weekend Specials losing his fiancee, a man retreats 11:8 8 Faith For Today ® Agricultun U.S.A. 4 : 8 ® D a lla a 888 Fabulous Funnies ® SPO Sports Spectacular to his Connecticut farm, which 6:8 ® Face Tha Nation 8 A Gift O f Whiter ® Ttw Brady Kids Jerry Lewis, David Wayne. 8 One Christmas" (1977) Mario Lord. (Zechariah 2:10) 8 Hardy Boys (T) Connecticut: Seen 8 Prom ises O f God Thomas, Wayne Rogers. An PER GALLON 12:8 8 RaxHumoard angel gives a depressed young 8 T h e Athletaa 8 Connecticut Newsmakers 10:8 8 Movie “Ring 01 Bright woman the unusual opportunity ^ Rev. Edmund Nadolny ^ TV Dial-ogue 12:45 ® Barrio W ater" (1969) Bill Travers, Vir­ of seeing what life would be like GREATER SAVINGS ON 5 785 Asylum Ave., Hartford, CT. 06105 2 8 L is t e n ® Harculoida ginia McKenna. without her. (R) URGER QUANTITIES 1K)0 « (Cristinas Sunday Service ® Davey And Goliath ® Meet The Mayors ® Christmas Eve Mass 3 : 8 8 Athletaa HELL’S HOUNDS — I been married. A friend of /1948, with whom he had ® Soap Factory CHRISTMAS TV PROGRAMS | 8 Jerry Falwall (S S Ia r T r a k 0 0 Maatarplaoa Theatre eJUfTOMATK DELIVERY I hope you can answer a mine said she heard Car- three sons, Chris, Ricky 0 Movie "They Died With 10 A.M. 0 Instruction ® Movie "Francis Joins The O ^ Their Boots O n " (1941) Errol movie-oriented question. son say he’d been married and Cory. He divoaced 0 ChaHce Of Salvation WACS" (1954) Donald O’Con­ #24H R . SERVKX Do yon know the breed of to the same woman, Jody and married Joanne Rynn, Olivia de Havllland. nor, Julie Adams. $ Dec. 23: Channel 30, 1:30 P .M . "S H R O U D O F § 8 Jukebox ®0Studk>See • EXPERT BURNER dog that appeared in Joann, for 20 years. I .say Copeland in 1963. His third Christmas Eve CandMight 8 Sunday Maas 8 Dr. Gena Scott w TURIN" 4K I 8 Hollywood Squares JOHN’S TV SERVICE “ Omen,” and “ Damien, his first wife was Joann, be marriage, in 1972, was to 1:8 8 Top Cat 2- Host*. Archbishop John F. Whealon * ® News Omen I I ” ? - Linda has three sons, and'he’s Joanna Holland. Since 10:8 3 * 8 3 S Dec. 23: Channel 8, 7:30 P .M . " N O R O O M IN g ® A B C N e w s Communion SaHrices | 0 0 0 N F L ‘7e & STEREO CALL TODAY S T H E IN N " Hamei, Hammond, Ind. divorced from her. I be­ Johnny never stayed mar­ ® Movie "House Of Fear" ® SpMerman ® 8 Kids Are Peopis Too Doc. 24: Channel 3, 8:00 A .M . " W E B E L I E V E " » The guards of Satan lieve he’s been married to ried to any of these women (1939) William Qargan, Irene . .. iNYSeWICE 3? Dec. 24: Channel 20,12:30 (noon) "NEW BEGIN- W Hervey. ® Point Of View ® Movie "The Matchmaker were played by mastiffs, a second or even a ihird long enough to celebrate a 7:30 PM and 11 PM 0 The World Tomorrow (1958) Shirley Booth, Anthony B&B S f N IN G S " Z S Emergency Onel who serve mostly as wife, Joann, for the'past 20th anniversary, I assume 8 Freaatyla DdarkinA COLOR A » Dec. 24: Channel 30, 11:30 P .M . " M E A N IN G O F ^ three or four years. — your friend misunderstood 1:40 8ThaJetaona 0 0 8 N F L Football g CHRISTMAS" » watchdogs in real life, as 8 A B C News BAW well, though one would Mrs. C. Carter, Corinth, his statement. Or it was a (XNTER CONGREMTIOIIIU. 0 Studio Sea 8 Movie "The World Of Hans OIL CO. J r Dec. 26: Channel 20, 1:00 P .M . " A W O M A N 'S * Christian Andersen" (1971) Ms. joke? 2 :8 10:45 ALL MAKES a} PLACE" « hope to less devilish own­ Animated. ' -THE FUEL OIL CO. THAT ® Movie "The Jazz Singer" 0JawlshLlle SAVeS YOU MONEY- S Dec. 30; Channel 8, 7:30 P .M . " A N O T H E R « ers. I’ll give you the facts, (1953) Danny Thomas. Peggy (Send your questions to TV CHURCH 1 1 :8 4 : 8 315 BROAD ST. 5 CHOICE-ADOPTION CARSON’S E X ’S — I and let you figure out how Lee. 8 Movie "The Adventures Of 161 Tsieetivas M., Va would like to know Johnny close you ca ^ e to the Dial-ogue, Pepper j V Cornar of,,Main and Centar-Street ® upUp Front MANCHESTER 2 :8 Woody Woodpacke Tom Sawyer" (1938) Tommy O’Brien, 2 8 Park Are., Mailchester, Connecticut, ® 871-1706 T E L Carson’s marital status, truth. Carson married the RaxHum bard Kelly, Jackie Moran. 649-2947 and how many times he’s former Jody Wolcott in New York, N.V. 1817) ) Risk Of Marriage 9 Insight 0 ^ W e Noel Page 6 - WEEKEND W EEKEND-Page 7 Tuesday, Dec. 26 Daytime Programs 6 7 8 9 10 r 14 DAYTIME SPECIALS (F O rD o la rs 8:30 SDIckVanOyka 3 Imprasalons In Music (Wad- 1:30 MORNING 7:45 10:00 Fri) 3:30 ____ iGoapalTkns EM arv Griffin 8 Hogan'a Haroaa E As The World Turns (Tue-Fri) I r r 17 3 N s « a ( E M ika Douglas 0 Sesame Street 10:30 8B8NBCNaws E 3 Lavarne $ Shktsy 0DkH(Cavatt ( S I Love Lucy E T h s Partridge Farnlly (Tue- QWaathar(Mon) 3WMar,Wllder S O v e rE a s y S U a ie C t u b 11:30 ■1 5:55 (E Ryan's Hope Fri) n) 3 Adam-12 2 i 9 Today's Woman 8:00 d Christmas Mass (Mon) AFTERNOON 3 8 Days O f Our Ltvae 3 VWa Alegre (R) (Mon, Wad, 11:00 B.'OO EBamabyJonaa (E Captain Kangaroo 0 Dancing DIaoo ■ 6:00 ~ ) Romper Room (Tue-FrI) 3 Days O f O ur Uvae (Tue-Fri) 3 The Spirit Of Punxautawney EC8S Movie "Terror Out Of E Hogan'a Haroaa 25 d Woody Woodpecker 3 3- I S3 C Christmas h ...... At Washing­ 12:00 3 Movie (Mon) 3 VWa Alegre (Tue, Thu) 6:55 Tho Sky" (Premiere) Efrem Zlm- E 3 ^ Movla “ Dr. No" (I) Agronaky And Company 3 Today 12:30 3 News (1962) Sean Connery, Ursula (Mon) ton Cathedral (Mon) (E Phiocchio(Mon) 3 The Lone Ranger (Mon) 3 A Chaaapaake Ptantar ballsl Jr., Dan Haggerty. The 26 i ? a 29 30 31 3 Fourth Estate (Mon) 1:55 director of the National Bee Cen­ Andress. d) WsBalleve(Tue) 3 3 Card Sharks (Tue-FrI) E Nawt-Oay (Tue-Fri) 3 Spirit Of Indapendanoe (Tue- 3 M*A*S*H(R)(Tue-Thu) 3 Paiant Effectiveness (Tue) 3 Kitty Today (Tue-Fri) E Twelve O’clock Uval 0 O v s r E a s y ter teams that a strain of killer 3VoloaO(FaMi 32 ( £ Boat Of Nswa-Day (Wed) 3EMrflaldGMIety(Wad) Fri) E C B S N a w s 8 0 8 T o n k M 34 S ) Barrio (Thu) 3 E lectric (kxnpany d N a w * E ~ ^ Brady Bunch f bees has Invaded the country. 3WNdar,WNdnr(niu) 4riX) DAYTIME MOVIES E 3 Throe's Company S T h a RHIaman S ) A Handful Of Souls (Frl) 3 Ironside d l Kan Connolly 2:00 E S A B C lie w e 35 I36 3 TV Community Cr liege (Frl) 3 Momlngtown 3 8 Amarica Allvel E GWIgan'e Island (Tue-Fri) E NBA Basketball (Mon) 8 3 8 M o vis "Christmas 0 Captlonad ABC Nows CSNawZooRavua 3 Three Stooges ED Inahl (Tue-Fri) dDatkigGenie 0 Electttc Company (Mon) 3 Jackie Gleeaon Chrtstanas E3&teLlleToUra 12:00 3FesthnlOIFalth Miracle In Caufleld U.S.A." 12.-00 (E Archdiocaaa Of Hartford 3 Ssaama Street (Mon) E Woody W oodp^ar (Tue-Fri) 37 40 Chrlalinas(Mon) Special (Mon) 3 Festival Of Faffii 3 "The Undercover Man" 3 Sounding Board (1977) Mitchell Ryan, Kurt E Adam-12 10:24 3 Jazz Fast (Wed) E Th* Brady Bunch (1949) Glenn Ford, James Whit­ Russell. Three miners desperate­ (E Connacticuf; Seen (Tuo) 8:25 3 Weather 3 Amarica Allval (Tue-Fri) d M o v I s 0 N e w e E Movla "Follow The Fleet" 41 3 A C h lM 'a Chrlatmaa In W ales 3 Trio (Thu) more. ly try to reach safety after being (1936) Fred Astaire. Ginger 42 45 47 ( £ M aks It Rsal (Wad) 3 3 8 N e v a 3 Hollywood Squares (Tue-Fri) 30DlckCavslt (E Eighth Day (Thu) 10:30 (Mon) 3 A Chesapeake Planter (Frl) 1:00 SNewhMdGams trapped underground In an R o g m . ' 8 ’30 ( S My Three Sons 3 The Concord String Quartet 3 Andy Grtfffih (Tue-Thu) 3 BatM Of Tha Planets (Tue- unsafe mine by an explosion. (R) 3 The RHIaman 48 ■ 1p o d Dlalogus(Fri) Fri) d "l-ust For G old" (1949) Ida 3 Tha Odd Couple (S GHdgan's Island ( E To Be Announced (Mon) Plays Bartok And Ha^n (Wed- 3 Football (Fri) 8 M ovie "Footsteps In The S P T L O u b d Mast The Mayors (Mon. Wed) 3 0 Sesame Street Lupino, Glenn Ford. 7:29 12:30 S ) Not For Woman Only gn E ^ O f Night (Tue4=rl) Fri) 0 Once Upon A Classic (Frl) Fog" (1955) Jean Simmons, 52 53 54 55 d New York Report (Tut) 3 3 3 Jeoiitf ily (Tue-Fri) 3 Movie 3 Movie (Tue-Fri) 4:00 3 Deny Numbers Stewart Granger. A scheming E Movla "Man On The Flying d Nine O i New Jersisy C'nu) 2:15 tA 8 In The_ FamFamily (R) (Mon- Trapeze" (1935) W.C. Fields. 6:30 3 0 Freestyle (Mon) S I $20,000 Pyramid d "Jolson Sings Again" 7:30 servant girl blackmails her 56 (E Commant (Mon) d Newark And Realltv (F>') 3 Movie (Mon) Thu)kiT Mary Brian. 3 Wilder, Wilder (Tue) (1950) Larry Parks. Barbara EPMM^azIne employar who has murdered his (E Up Front (tus) 3 3 3 T o d a y 3 Introduction To The Folk 12:30 2:30 1 The Partridge Family Hale. wife. (2 hrs.) 3 TV Community College (Mon- E Movie (Mon) E Carol Burnett And Friands 12:40 (EFacsThs Stats (Wad) Sorig(W ed) E Guiding Light (Tue-Fri) 4:30 3 "It's A Wonderful World" 0 We Ain't What Wa Was E CBS Lala Movla "PortraHCH A(KOSS (S Bugs Buniw And Friands Wed) d The Melting Pot E $13,000 Name That Tuna 3 rorgotten Frontier (Thu) E Mickey Mouse Chib (Tue-Fri) EW orld Of Hanna - Barbara (1939) Claudette Colbert, James d Newhfwed Gama 9:30 Jannie" (1949) Jannilar Jones, 1,6 Shown, plays 35 Incline (E Battls Of Ths Plansta 3 Romper Room 3 Studio See (Frl) 3 A Chaaapaake Planter (Tue) 3 3 T h a Doctors Stewart. S I R yan's Hdiay EJoaFrankln 3 0 Boys Town Choir (Mon) 0 Julia Child And Company (Fri) 3 M y Three Sons WakiterrupITNeWaak 22 Compass point 50 Flesh food 7:00 3 Leave It To Beaver (Tue-FrI) E That G irl (Tue-Fri) E Battia Of The Planets (Tue- 13 3 Grandpa Goes To 8 2-.31 (E CBS Nava 3 The Spirit Of Punxsutawnay E 3 A ll My Chlldran 3:00 Fri) 3 B o n a n z a 23 Otherwise 0 Saaama Street (Mon) 11K)0 E N a w a 51 Before Q) Popsya And Friands d M ovie E Sleeping Beauty (Mon) ESIxMinionDollsrMan 0 r eeBng Ftae y C lrc u i E E 0 8 8 N e w e 24 Mr. Levensun 52 First name of a (E 9 Good Morning America 9:25 3 Folkllfe; The Dulcimer (Wed) 3 Paullat, Insight (Mon) EFred Rlntstoiw And FrtarKfs V oice O f Faith 8:30 J J o k a r 's V E T h e Gong Show 2:56 26 M artin — Shore (E N a v a 3 News 3 Peter And The Wolf (Thu) 3 W om an's P iM e (Tus) (Tue-Fri) (£ N « W t 3 0 Mister Rogers (R) E l Love Lucy 0 W a k a O I '3 8 d Untouchables 28 RiggorRoss 54 — Nielson 13 3 Today 9*30 3 Ounce Upon A C la s ^ (Frl) 3 For You, Black Woman (Wed) E 3 General Hospital 3 Em ergency Onel (Fri) 0Supsrheroas 3 M arcus Welby, M.D. d Ironside 32 Jobs for Kaz. 56 Locale of TV show (E Match Game '78 3 This la The Life (Thui 3 Joker's Wild 0 Electric Company (Tue-Fri) 3 Human Dimension (Frl) 3 Hollywood Squares (Mon) 34 Alan and Robert 57 — Hope 7:15 d The Partridge Family 5:30 3 New Zoo Revue 3 Today 11:30 3 Movie (Motri “ ~3Anotl) Another World- (Tue-- 3 Hollywood Squares (Tue-Fri) Rrl) E MaryTyler Moore (Tue-Fri) DOWN 3 Jo ke r's W ild (Tue-Fri) ( E The Young And The Restless E The rantstonaa (Tue-Fri) Wednesday, Dec. 27 1 Remember — Make 7:25 (S A Christmas Festival (Mon) 3 0 Pki^Hly Circus (Mon) 3 That Weird Clasaical Stuff 40 Restrain 3 3 Nava 3 The City That Forgot About 3 The Odd Couple (Tue-Fri) Christmas (Mon) (S Midday Live (Tue-Fri) 3 Evening At Symphony (Tue) a Deal? 41 Require 3 The Silant Drum (Wed) 3 0 Bectric Company (R) DAYTIME S P E Q A L S d Joker's WM 8WMKIngdam 7:30 3 The FUntstones (Tue-FrI) d 3 Fam ily Feud 3 SoundatagefWed) H B m o’e Big Top 2 Above 42 M iss Fitzgerald 3 Into The Morning: Wills 3. nvwNew DluvHiBritain Schoolsovnooia unnsiChrist- 3 Lottery Show (Thu) 3 B ig Money ® S ) O rM t P«rfonnanoM ( S The Fllntstonas 3 3 WheM Of Fortune 3 Hogan's Heroes (Tue-Thu) 3 TV Community Coiage 3 Steiger or Serling 43 TV tuner knob 9:50 Cather's Amarica (Thu) mas a s Program r (Mon) 10:30 3 0 M acN el / Lahrar Report 10KX) ffl PTLClub 3 Wheel Of Fortune (Tue-Fri) 3 N e w s 3 M y Three Sons 3 H oiyw ood Squares 4 Neo*Latin (ab.i 45 Ewell's short 3 3 Today 3 Christmas Snows, Christmas 3 The Priceless Treasures Of 3 1t Beverly Hillbillies (Tue-Thu) 3 Introduction To The Folk N iw t ) U lla^ Yoga And You (R) Song 3 B o n a n z a 3 CM co And The Man 5 Good Times family name signoff ® The Archies 9:55 Winds (Mon) Dresden (Frl) 0 U lla s, Yoga And You (R) 5:35 0 Z o o m (R ) S 9 A B C Nm m CIOMup 3 Hollywood Squares (Mon, 8 Movie (Cont'd) (Thu) 3 T lc Tac Dough aAmmy Swaggart Special 6 The American — 46 Happy Days' Miss 3 Herttags Comer 3 Bhiagrass At The Engllshtown 11:00 7 Stack’s initials Moran M usic Hall (Tue) W ed-Fri) 3 Folkllfe: The Dulcimer 6:30 8K)0 B Living Faffii 3 The Partridge Family (Tue) EILovsLucy E Las MIserables P b rtoT lwiM k om lng 8 Dine 47 Majors and Marvin 12:00 d Bawling For Dollars ECross-WIts 9 Black (poet) 49 Feel poorly / 3 The Concord String Quartet 3 Jake Hass G o i^ Time 10:30 E 3 E lgh i Is Enough 0 Paraon To P ario n 10 Kind of gas 51 Guido's note Christmas, Dec. 25 Plays Bartok And Haydn 3 3 8 NBC News d Movie "Chad Hanna" (1940) 11 — Sommer 53 Continent 3 0 v e r E a s y Henry Fonda, Dorothy Lamour. 10:45 13 The — of Night abbreviation 3 Adam-12 The story of circus life in the mid- 3 Brubw Wrap-Up 55 Initials of a Young DAYTIME SPECIALS 3*30 d Joker's Wild DAYTIME MOVIES 0 Dancing Disco 17 Miss Ekberg's Into criminal company Is retold. 2 0Dk^(>tvett 19th century and of a country n -o o monogram 3 3 3 Fiesta Bowl W B ozo's Big Top 12:30 boy's love for a bare-back rider SOLUTION 6:55 ' E E 3 3 3 N a w a 20 Woody and Marty 6:00 4:00 3 TV Community College 31^ 3^ 10 House On The 11:17 E M ovie "Horse Feathers" Is depicted. 2 hrs. 3 M ovie "Doctor Doolittle" 3 N e w s 12:00 3 N e w e E T I ia Gong Show 21 Family's Miss 1 V u (£ Archdiocese Of Hartford E NBA Basketball Prairie (1932) The Marx Brothers. 3 "Best Of Enemies" (1962) 8 3 Dick Clark's Uve Wednes­ E Untouchablaa t-!, (1967) Re* Harrison, Samantha 7:00 Thompson □ P Christmas 3 0 Evening At Symphony 11:30 12:40 David Niven, Michael Wilding. day " 8 D lck Van Dyke Eggar. A doctor who loves ani­ E C B S N e w s 3 0 M ark Rueeei 23 — Lanchester i yM 9 : 3 8:30 E Rockford Files E CBS Late Movie "The Spiral 3 Hogan'a Haroaa DAYTIME MOVIES mals learns to speak to them. (2 1:00 E T h e Brady Bunch 3HeeHawHonsys ■ 25 Martin's last name 0|3,N| 3 Christmas Day Mass hrs., 30 min.) E Merv Griffin E H ogan's Heroes Staircase" (1946) Dorothy 0 O ld c C a v M E PoHoe Story d “The ImpatienI Years" E 3 A B C N a w s 3 NHL Hockey 26 T V show hosts, for 1 3 Christm as Is SI Bonanza 3 M ovie "Going My Way" McGuire, George Brent. (1944) Jean Arthur. Lee dCoUngOomo 11:30 Nvnisi 12:00 0 Z o o m ( R ) (1944) Bing Crosby. Barry 3 3 8 Tonight 8*30 short 9:30 3 Honeynraoners 12:47 Bowman. 3 Festival O f Faith E CBS Lota Movla "I'll Cry 3 .svd 3 "Alice In Wonderland" Fitzgerald. A priest, assigned to EM ervGrlflln Tomorrow" (1956) Susan 27 Adjective suffix 3 The City That Forgot About 6:30 0 The Real Am erica 3 The Saint 4:00 8 Journeys To Ths Mind “in (1933) Charlotte Henry. Richard a downtrodden parish, works a 3 News 3 0 Ths Wages Of Congress Hayward, Richard Conte. 29 Arabian gulf Christmas (SILovaLucy 1:00 d “On Tho Waterfront" (1954) l-ra Arlen. miracle with the parish and the 12:00 30DlckCavett 3 Mlnorfty Advisory Board Spe­ E Hogan'a Haroaa 30 Slangy negative HiS 10:00 d Bowling For Dollars people. (2 hrs.. 30 min.) 3 3 3 Tomorrow Marlon Brando, Eva Marie Saint. cial 12:30 3 Tha Promlaea Of God E Adam-12 8 Newlywed Game ESraMaWoman 31 Donkey - d Christmas Mass d M ovie "Carefree" (1938) 1:45 3 "Julia Misbehaves" (1948) 3 The Odd Couple 3VoloaOfFalth i i E "It's A Wonderful Life" 3 3 3 NBC News 9:00 Walter PIdgeon, Elizabeth 33 T V top banana lA T O 3 3 8 Christmas At Washing­ Fred Astaire, Ginaer Rogers. d Joe Franklin 833Tonlgtit ton Cathedral (1947) James Stewart, Donna 30varE asy E M*A*S*H Taylor. 7:29 E 3 Charlie's Angels 38 The Good — l3 iN M Reed. 0 Hanukkah E 3 ABC Movie "G reen 8 3 3 Movie "Car Wash" 3 Tha RHIaman 3 Dally Numbers 0 Captlonad A B C Naws 39 And others (Lat, ab.) 11:00 Eyes" (1976) Paul Winfield, Rita EVENING (1976) Richard Pryor, George 3 0 Boys Town Choir 1:00 6:55 Tushingham. A black American 7:30 Carlin. Radio contests, religion d "Holiday Affair" (1949) S I News (S PM Magazine 12:00 11:30 Vietnam War veteran returns to and revolution mix with politics E A d o m -1 2 Robert Mltchum, Janet Leigh. Saigon to find the young son he 6:00 E Carol Burnett And Friends and prostitutes In a typical day at d A Christmas Festival 3 "Abbott And Costello Meet 7:00 E M ovla "The Gay Divorcee" left behind. (R) E $1-98 Beauty Show the Detuxe Car Wash In Los 3 Christmas Snova, Christmas The Invisible Man" (1951) Nancy E C B S N e v n (1934) Fred Astaire. Ginger "S u nshine I Brady Bunch d Newlywed Game Angeles. (R) Winds Guild, William Frawley. E The Brady Bunch 3 3 8 Movie WhaVs up in cigars? Rogers. E a A B C N e v M Christmas" (1977) Cliff DeYoung, 3 Tha RHIaman 12K)0 1:30 Barbara Hershey. A young wid­ dDaUngOama Blame it on cancer fears. lower birth rates or the d PkKicchlo 3 "David Copperfield” (1970) OFsathralOfFalth ower takes his daughter to his 12:30 3 Jackie Gleason Christmas Robin Phillips, Richard Attenbor­ Jack Van Imps Christmas small hometown to celebrate demise of Groucho Marx. Cigar consumption Is on the E M ovla "She Done Him d e c lin e . TV Dial-ogue Wrong" (1953) Cary Grant. Mae Special ough. 8 N a w a Christmas with his parents. (R) 3 A Child's Christmas In Wales §0 DIckCavett According to Advertising A|)e, these are the nation’s West. 2:15 9:30 favorite cigars and the units ol 12:30 3 "The Wistful Widow 01 EOneDeyAtATIme each sold In 1976. the last 12:37 7J30 year for which figures are available; AGES O F A N N — Could Suite 304, 9000 W. Sunset reality and dedicated peo­ E 0 S . W .A . T . NATIVE APPLES 0 A New England Christmas Wagon Gap" (1947) Bud Abbott, EPMMagazIna 3 V W o n e Lou Costello. 0litehTreeeuree you tell me the age of Ann- Blvd., Los Angeles, CA. ple. — Mrs. J. Edwards, 2:30 E Oral Roberts Christmas W ln d ie s te r 1.457 bW loii 1:00 Margret? Also, where 90069. Be advised, Ted, her Orim, Utah 8 3 3 Tomorrow 3 Christmaa Harps 4K)0 E knight 10:00 King Edward $74inH N on FRESH SWEET CIDER d Naumwad Gama might I be able to get in husband m ay open i t You should have discov­ 3:00 d "The Caine Mutiny" (1954) E U u Q r e n t M in M 5 U m iU lon 1:58 Qa Ccnoid Ccmcra touch with her? — Ted ered by now that reality (E Sleapkig Beauty Humphrey Bogart, Jose Ferrer. Dutch Masters m m illio n E Movie “ Incendiary Blonde" 3 0 MacNak / Lahtar Report d Boris KariofTeThrMer W h its O w l Robinson, Boston, Mass. L IF E ’S O VER — What carries little weight in tele­ (1945) Betty Hutton. Arturo de HOLIDAY GIFT BASKETS 8 New Britain Schools Christ­ 4:30 8 That'a Holywood 3 2 S m lH io n mas Program 3 M s M y l« id Robert Bums She can still bounce like happened to the program vision. “ Lifeline” was Cordova. 8 "The Three Musketeers" S I Tie Tac Dough 0UkeTheWlnd Z IO m M io n (1935) Walter Abel. Paul Lukas. E lP ie d u c to “ Lifeline” ? It was so nice given several outings by 8K)0 777 m illion a cheerleader, but as her 2:15 OPEN 7 DAYS 11KX) P h W ie s Z47m H Uori make-up-free close-ups in in a world of TV filled with NBC in various time slots, E Joe Franklin DAYTIME SPORTS EVENING E Tha W hita Shadow E E 0 8 News E 3 Lucan Dutch Treats ZZ7 mHUon "Magic” will attest, Mrs. violence, sex and fantasy in the hope that an audi­ 2:16 FERRANDO ORCHARD E The Gong Show R o i-T sn d Movla "Oliver Twist" (1948) d UntouctMUas 217m H Uon Olson's little girl is 37. You to be able to view a show ence would be found for E News BIRCH MOUNTAIN RD„ GLASTONBURY ^ 1:00 6:00 Robert Newton, John Howard ffiVoloeOIFelth j (NEWSPAFBRENmUmiSBAaSN.) can write her in care of that was touching, this sort of show. The audi­ 2:45 (E Peach Bowl E ( £ N a w a Davies. Dickens' Immortal story D ick Van Dyke Rogallan Productions; suspenseful and filled with ence never materialized. E News ( £ Tha Brady Burtch of a workhouse orphan forced SHnnan'a Heroes ft - WEEKEND Thursday, Dec. 28 TV Dial-ogue a Tic Tec Dough 11:00 was supposed, to become «- CB The Brady Bunch ‘ ®®aa3Newa-^. GARNERED - What Whs DAYTIME SPECIALS ® Joker’s Wild - 6:00 series. What eVer hap­ ® The Waltons a D I c k Van Dyke the name of the series that im Brno's Big Top a Hogan’s Heroea pened to the show? - Tim la TV Community College ® l a A House Divided starred James Gamer be­ BlOO ®3Morfc&Mlndy 0 D l d ( Cavett Cochran, Alexandria, La. WHder. Wilder g M y Three Sons IS ® NHL Hockey fore he became Rockford? • “The ’Two-Five” was the S B o n a n za 11:30 a a Pro)sct U.F.O. It was a tum-of-the-cen- movie you’re thinking of, 10:30 0 Z o o m (R ) ® M * A * S * H S Forgotten Frontier a 0 F.Y.I. ® The Gong Show tury Western set in a small which starred Joe Bennett 6:30 a Joker’s Wild ® 3 Stansky & Hutch town, where the people as Johnson’s partner in 11.00 S ) I Love Lucy @ Peter And The WoH 8:30 ® V o lo a Of Faith tu m ^ to him for help. He ® Bowling For Dollars a a a Tonight crime busting. Tlie origi­ ® Jake Hess Gospel Time d) A Mouse Divided rode a motorcycle, and his 12:00 a Liars Club aTheRHIeman nal pilot was supposedly S IS 81 NBC News pal Stuart Margolin was S The Concord String Quartet 3 What’s Happeningll 62) Captioned ABC News too adult to make it in any ® Over Easy Plays Bartok And Haydn 12:00 also in the cast. Hope you of the available 8-9 p.m. S Adam-12 9:00 can help. — Janice Haw­ 1:00 SS Dancing Disco ® Hawaii Fhre-0 ® Hogan’s Heroes slots this past season, and S Into The Morning: Wllla ® MervGrtffln aTheRHIeman kins, Ripley, W.Va. nothing later in the ev^ Cather's America 6:SS “Nichols” was both the a a a ouincy 12:05 ning was available. a Contest T o Carnegie Hall ® CBS Late Movie "Rebecca" name of the show and the 7:00 a Movie "The Killers" (1964) DAYTIME MOVIES (1940) Laurence Olivier, Joan character played by SING-SONG -- Did ® CBS News Lee Marvin. Angie Dickinson. A Fontaine. ® The Brady Bunch pair of hired assassins search for Garner. This ‘Support Vanessa Redgrave do her 12:00 ® 3 ABC News leads to a million dollar robbery. 12:30 Your Local Sherrif” styled o w n singing in a "Tokyo Joe” (1949) Hum­ ( i ) Dating Game (2hrs.) ® Movie "Old Fashioned Way" show unfortunately “Camelot”? Also, who phrey Bogart. Florence Marly. ® Festival Of Faith 3 Barney Miller (1934) W .C. Fields, Judith Fields. appeared when Westerns does her son by co-star ® Jimmy Swaggart Christmas 0Soundstage 12:37 1:00 S News were being bumped by Franco Nero live with? — ® "It Should Happen To You" 9:30 ® 3 S.W.A.T. S SH Oick Cavett cops and car chases, and it Mrs. 0. Timpson, Mt. (1954) Judy Holliday. Jack ( 3 Newlywed Game ® 3 Almost Heaven 1:00 Lemmon, didn’t 'gamer very high Kisco, N.Y. a The Odd Couple 10:00 ® Joe Franklin ratings, despite all its Although Redgrave can 4:00 ® Bamaby Jones a a a Tomorrow 7:29 ® "The Last Angry Man ® 3 Family charm. sing a bit, she still can a Daily Numbers 2:00 (1959) Paul Muni. David Wayne, ® Livliu Faith ® News TWO-FIVE, TAKE TWO - deliver a speech better a "The Bride Goes Wild" 7:30 a a a David Cassidy than she can a song, and it (1948) Van Johnson. June Ally- ® PM Magazine a The Priceless Treasures Of 2:04 This past year there was ® Movie "The Burning Hills" an ABC movie which was not her voice you son. ® Carol Burnett And Friends Dresden ‘a* '• ® Family Feud a News (1957) Tab Hunter. Natalie starred Don Johnson as heard in “Camelot.” Carlo 1 EVENING Newlywed Game Wood. one of two cops. It was lives with his mother, but rr-' Se Hollywood Squares 10:30 2:42 spends several months i- g 0 MacNell / Lehrer Report ® News similar to “Starksy & bo s ® News 6:00 a The Gong Show ® NHL Hockey Hutch,” and I believe it each year with Nero. •• cr ® ® S ® News a Chico And The Man 0 Ripping Yams niE ha>' wr pli da Friday, Dec. 29 ■ a The Fourth Estate he m DAYTIME SPECIALS a Adam-12 10:00 (g) Dancing Disco ® The Chrtatlans wr ® 0 f sh 6:00 6:55 ® Jimmy Swagg^ OVERSTOCK th( ® A Handful Of Souls 3 N e w s “ 3 Promwes Of God tw 12:00 7:00 a a a Quincy ® C B S News » ■ Ch a The Concord String Quartet 10:30 ® The Brady Bunch n\i Plays Bartok And Haydn Newark And Reality ® a ABC News 1 Living Faith SALE 1:00 ® Dating Game S a The Priceless Treasures Of a 0 Turnabout us ® Festival Of Faith > Dresden a Soap Factory 11:00 SABRINA POOLS HAS 22 POOLS ON wr 2:00 a News ® a a News fee a A Chesapeake Planter a 0 Dick Cavett ® The Gong Show HAND AT 1978 PRICES WHEN WE ( I Newlywed Game ® Racing From Yonkers ai 2’30 a TI The h e d Odd Couple aDIckVwDyke------;Vai ■ ■ WILL INSTALL DURING SPRING 1979. a Wake O f '36 a Hogan’s Heroes re( 7:29 a D k* Cavett 1 a Dally Numbers K 11:30 cm iH rm n PRICES wm m a be i ower! 33 DAYTIM E SPORTS 7:30 ® Movie "One Million Years ® PM Magazine ra B .C ." (1967) John Richardson, ® Carol Burnett And Friends ve 2:00 Raquel Welch. ® S h a N a Na a Football ® Movie "Duck Soup" (1933) 8- th£ ® Newlywed Game Ita a Porter Wagoner The Marx Brothers. 1 a $100,000 Name That Tune ® Bobby Vinton DAYTIME MOVIES a a a Tonight a 0 MacNell / Lehrer Report a Movie "D ocks 01 New OPEN OPEN a Match Game P.M. Orleans" (1948) Roland Winters, 12:00 a Chico And The Man SUNDAY SUNDAY a ' "The Strange One” (1957) 3TlcTac Dough Virginia Dale. Ben Gazzara. Julie Wilson. 62) Captioned ABC News ( 6:00 fei 1:00 ® Wonder Woman 11:45 ® 3 N e w s Kti ® "Jubal" (1956) Glenn Ford. ® Cross-Wits Ernest Borgnine. ® 3Donny&Marle 12:00 tht 4:00 ® New York Report ® Movie "Damsel In Distress" eff ® "Miss Sadie Thompson" a a a DHrrent Strokes (1937) Fred Astaire, Joan M any Different Styles to Choose From cri (1954) Jose Ferrer. Rita a 0 W ashington W eek In Fontaine. Hayworth. Review WE FEATURE ABOVE & BELOW GROUND POOLS a Joker’s Wild 12:15 cil a "Some Kind Of A Nut" (I) Movie "Just For You" (1952) (1969) Dick Van Dyke. Angie cil 8:30 Bing Crosby. Jane Wyman. Dickinson. Don't W ait-Com e Out Today ® MervGrtffln 3~ Baretta dir ® Meet The Mayors loc EVENING 12:58 a tt Can’t Happen T o Me mi a 0 W a H Street Week ® Movie "Battle Cry" (1955) a Liars Club Van Heflin, Aldo Ray. ha: 6:00 die ^ : 0 0 1:00 ®1lis Brady Bunch ®lncradlblaHulk a Q a Midnight Special wo ® Joker’s Wild Sekrino Feeli it locotMl 2h )ima ® 3 Gator Bowl 1 ® Bozo’s Big Top 1:22 m9tt M il *1 MtOT lain. pj, ® ItlaWrtttsn aMundoReal 3 N a w a RI1-SN0PATMMI dir a a a Rockford FNaa sana.cAU(otuKT Where Quality Begins coi a My Three Sons a Congressional Outlook 1:30 aBonenze a Mo m "Wild And Wonder- ® N a w t 7 0 .7 3 0 8 for 0Zoom(R) t a h p Rt. 44A Cevaniry a Tal. 742-7308 lul" (1964) Tony Curtis, Christine 2d)5 “ tt M • lOwtAmmaNONG* 6:30 Kaulmann. A French girl goes ® Joe Franklin tmK 114 rol looking lor her alcoholic poodle. ® ILoveLucy E l m o (2hrs.f 2 :35 SOUTMICTON MAICKSTER AVON ® Bowling For Dolers jfi' a Jake Ifise Gospel Time 6 ) MasIsrpiaoaThsatra ® News 1-742-73M M M I33 74143N 742-7313 a08NeCNawt B-.30 4:10 a c ^ E e s y ® The Woild Tomorrow ® JeokBanny 2 opt tra Ex 1 avi poi poi opt poi A 114 the E am