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Manchester, Conn., Mon., Nov. 27, 1978 Teaching Morality Now Difficult in Public Schools By PATRICIA separation of church and.state came Sait Lake city students are taught in­ background or econofnic status, 12. “Each individual has the right proach which apparently bypasses f T - 7 — \ M cC O R M A C K to be enforced almost everywhere,” dividual ethics. should have equal opportunity.” to work, to pursue an occupation, and the church-state issue.” notes George Weber, the Council's 5. “Each individual has the right to to gain satisfaction from personal ef­ Educators say interest in teaching Town Plan Due I iiilrcl Pn>!iH Inti'rnulionul The Salt Lake City schools have Government Change Midea^ Progress Associate Director. developed a curriculum based on personal liberties.” forts.” moral clarification in the schools has I The Hustler Add to controversial subjects in ‘Morality and institutional religion America's historical documents. 6. “Each individual is responsible The program was tried out first in been building since the Watergate Page 2® Page 3 Page 12 public education: teaching morality. apparently are erroneously equated From the documents the school for his own actions.” grades seven and eight in the 1976-77 scandal that led to the resignation of J Page 13 A hundred years ago, such precepts in many minds.” system has drawn 12. ethical prin­ 7. “Each individual has a respon­ school year. Last year every teacher President Richard Nixon. " - as honesty-is-the-best-policy and Nevertheless attempts to teach ciples — ‘‘democratic ethical sibility to the group as well as to the in every grade, kindergarten to 12, “There has been a growing feeling w m laws-are-to-be-obeyed were taught moral values go on. Weber said the values.” To wit: total society.” develop^ and taught an ethics unit. that when religion was thrown out of via stories in McGuffey’s Readers new efforts include courses in value 1. “Each individual has dignity and 8. “Democratic governments A test was developed that presents the schools, moral teaching went, and other ways. clarification, the study of religion,, worth." govern by majority vote.” two moral dilemmas for each of the too,” Weber said. But these days the teaching of the study of law. 2. “A free society requires respect 9. “Democratic societies are based 12 points. T.H. Bell, then Com­ morality is difficult, says a new Weber said one of the best new ap­ for persons, property, and prin­ on law.” . “The school board has decided to missioner of Education, in 1976, C lo u d y report from the Council for Basic proaches to teaching moral values'is ciples.” 10. “ProUems should be solved require that every student, prior to made the case for moral education, Education in Washington, D.C. taking place in the Salt Lake City 3. “Each individual has a right to through reason and orderly process.” graduation from high school, achieve saying: Highs In 30s "In this century, particularly in the Schools directed by Superintendent, learn and shouldjiave the freedom to 11. “ An individual should be acceptable competency in the area of “Forcefully, and without equivoca­ sixties, teaching morality in the Donald Thomas in Utah. achieve.” tolerant of others' religious beliefs ethical and moral conduct,” Weber tion, our public schools should teach Dotalln on p a g * 2 public school has been generally Thomas believes ethics can be 4. “Each individual, regardless of and should have freedom to exercise reported. “The Salt Lake City equality of opportunity, fairness, frowned upon — as the doctrine of taught in the schools. As a result, the race, creed, color, sex, ethnic his own." program deserves consideration as a freedom from prejudice, honesty, common sense, straightforward ap­ respect lor the law, and ail the rest. Square Dancing 204 Single Copy Pollution Vol. XCVIII, No. 49 - Manchester, Conn., Tuesday, November 28. 1978 a Family ISEWSpaper Since 1881 154 Home Delivered EAST HARTFORD - Cellar By Radios I Dwellers Square Dance Club of East Hartford will have one of the top callers in the area as their | A Concern guest caller on Friday, Dec 1, I when Will Larsen will be the guest WASHINGTON (UPI) - I caller. A toaster that plays music, YmCffTSTORE Larsen is considered one of the Brainard Crash Kills Three a truck that brakes when a I top young callers iii the East. His CB radio transmits and a busy schedule keeps him calling HARTFORD (UPI) - The pilot George McDonald. firm with offices in the Hartford heart pacemaker that goes I all over the country. and two passengers were killed today the starboard engine. The plane went crashed awry are symptoms of McDonald, who saw the crash from area, was bound for Stewart Field in into a left turn. It looked like they All club level dancers are when a twin-engine air taxi plunged the control tower, said, “The mo­ "It just blew up and there was 2 what may become one of Newburgh, N.Y. had started to come back to the air­ I welcome The dance will be at the 450 feet on takeoff and burst into the nation's most ment I saw the explosion, I assumed A spokesman for Half said, 'We black smoke all over the place," Kel­ Anna Norris School, Remington flames at Brainard Airport, port. Then the plane lost power and ly said. perplexing environmental FORSAVmS! no one could have lived through it. " are not giving out any information at nosed down." he said. I Road, from 8 p m. to 10:30 p.m. authorities said. The Corporate Air Inc. Aero-Star this time." Another witness said, “Except for problems in the 1980s — Banners will be aw ard^ to The three victims were not im­ The airport, which lies between electrofnagnetic pollution. OPEN 'TILL 10 PM FOR YOUR SHOPPING CONVENIENCE took off at 9:03 a.m. from the north McDonald said both engines failed. Interstate 91 in the south end of Hart­ a pile of twisted wreckage that I clubs with a set or more in atten- mediately identified. burned a black hole in the snow, and This is the plethora of end of the airport. Hours of freezing "It appeared that either gas or ford and the Connecticut River to the I dance. “The plane took off from Runway 2 rain had just ended and there was smoke was coming out of the engine except for a twisted propeller, you radio waves and other and crashed about 300 feet off the end east, was immediately closed to all couldn t tell it was an airplane." energy radiated from the light rain and fog on the runway at to the pilot's left. We tried to advise of the runway, plunging from an air traffic. While firemen hosed down the 30-to burgeoning number of elec­ Barge Aground the time, McDonald said. the pilot something was coming out altitude of about 4M feet. It burst into An eyewitness. Joe Kelly of tronic products and com­ The aircraft, which had been of the engine, but couldn't. 50-foot wide pile of smoldering air­ NEW YORK (UPI) - An oil flames,” said airport supervisor leased by Ball Co., a sand and gravel Wethersfield, said the plane made "a plane wreckage, the crash victims ponents in our homes, of­ “Then gas started coming out of swan dive," “fluttered " and Ihen Fire Retardant barge ran aground today in the were removed bv ambulance. fices, factories and I East River just off Gracie Man­ vehicles. MountaiaKing sion, the mayor’s residence, and Experts say the elec­ Holiday Looks in Artificial Trees leaked 40,000 gallons of light tronics revolution is only in Robes, Dusters heating oil, the Coast Guard its infancy and as YOUR CHOICE 1 reported. engineers apply solid-state & Loungewear /■ n Food, Housing The barge, one of the largest on circuitry and the mini­ the east coast, floated free five computers known as 33.60 hours later on the incoming tide. microprocessors to more 8.88 James Fleishel, the captain of and more jobs, their un­ OurR«g.1Z99 Bugs Bunny Baby Clap Hands •6% Ft. Scotch Pine the port, said the Cibro Prices Surge intended oonsequences Beautiful selection of Talking Phone Our Rag. 44.99 Philadelphia, a 425-foot barge was may become more serious. styles in solids or •6 Ft. Bavarian carrying 160,000 barrels of. No. 2 prints with zipper, 7 . 4 9 ^ i4 < e WASHINGTON (UPI) - Led by The big problem is in­ 8 . 4 4 rSb.11.9* Our Rag. 49.99 oil, when it hit Mill Rock, a small also the largest since June, as home button, or grip front. Clap her little hands together sharp climbs in food and housing terference. Signals from Sizes S,M,L. 10 favorite cartoon characters island, and tore a hole in its No. 4 prices and mortgage interest rates one device can disrupt and she recites ‘Pat-a-Cake'l recite 19 famous sayings. Extra full and bushy, costs, consumer prices surged 0.8 Loveable 17” tall. Battery hold. continued to climb. another. Just dial a picture and pull! well-proportioned. percent in October and have now not included. ^J^mplete with Fleishel said the hold contained • Medical care costs rose 1.1 per­ Another possible more than doubled in the past 11 n?8ai,stand. 1,000 barrels, or 40,000 gallons of cent, the biggest increase of 1978. problem may be biological Brushed and years, the government reported • Entertainment costs doubled effects that might be I oil, and all of it leaked into the today. river. None of the barge’s 11 other from the previous month, rising 0.8 caused in some cases by Flannel - holds wefe ruptured. The hefty increase last month percent. the non-ionizing types of Sleepwear 8W, FL aalssm, T Bavarian or matched the September advance and 7Mi’ Scotch Pina Mountain King The Labor Department said the electromagnetic radiation offered a vivid demonstration that in­ werall 0.8 percent increase last usually considered *47 RK-SS.ntoS4.9S Sparky Fired flation remains deeply embedded in month meant prices were 8.9 percent harmless. 4.66 CINCINNATI (UPI) - The Cin- the nation’s economy despite govern­ higher than in October 1977. If prices Natural electromagnetic ’“S Our Reg. 5.99 ment efforts to bring it under con­ N rose over the next year at the same waves have been around as I cinnati Reds today fired manager trol. Soft new long gowns, I , who led the rate they did last month it would long as the Earth has, but pajamas, tailored or The Labor Department said its mean an annual inflation rate ofiJ.O the amount of man-made ruffly looks. In solids team to back-to-back World Championship$ in 1975 and 1976, consumer price index for all urban percent. electromagnetic waves in or prints. Sizes S,M,L. consumers, which covers about 80 and replaced him witi) John President Carter’s anti-inflation the environment was ^ percent of the population, stood at McNamara, former manager of program has a goal of bringing infla­ relatively slight until after M 200,9 last month. tion down to between 6 and 6.5 per­ World War II. The increase « General Electric 35 Light the Oakland A’s and the San Diego Padres. That statistic means goods and ser­ cent in 1979, a development which since then has been 1 Dancerella From Manel Radio-Controlled Porsche Indoor/Outdoor Mini-Set vices which cost Americans 610C in McNamara, coach with the most private economists believe is . dramatic. 1 U.L. Approved. Our Reg. 5.25.. Plows Make Appearance 1967 — the base year for such 1 5 .4 4 ^IS.49 California Angels last season, was highly unlikely. According to Charles " p 8 .8 8 S^iz4. calculations — cost $200.90 in Oc­ The increase in grocery prices — Push her magic crown... This is the one! You control Holiday Gift Wrap 26” Jumbo Roll signed to a one-year contract by After a long summer’s hibernation, the S. Miller, of the National ^ snow and freezing rain to the area. This plow tober. Or put another way, $100 today 0.9 percent — was more than double Bureau of Standards, there she turns her head, spins It forward or reverse, or Continuous Fold the Reds. - town’s snow piows made their first and pirouettes gracefully. IS c earing a stretch of road in the Highland would buy less than half of what it did September's 0.4 percent gain. Grocery are now 4,524 AM and 3,975 just like a real car for 12 Distinctive papers or Q O ^ appearance of the year Monday. Winter 17" tall. Batt. not incl. to 15 ft. Batteries not incl. elegant foils. Our Reg. 1.29...... 0 0 ei Park area. (Herald photo by Pinto) 11 years ago. - prices were unchanged in August and FM radio stations in the Kills Suspect storm Andy brought about four inches of In another bit of discouraging had actually declined in July. United States, 993 televi- news, the department also reported The main culprit was meat, which sion stations, about 30 't SAN ANTONIO, Texas (UPI) - that individual purchasing power in As the chained prisoners were rose 2.1 percent-aftec falling in the million CB radios and MORE GREAT GIFTS AT GREAT CALDOR SAVINGS! October slipped below year-ago being led from the paddy wagon previous three months. more than 35 million in- » levels for the fifth consecutive V Monday, a man stepped calmly Pork prices rose 3.7 percent, the dustrial radio frequency ' Men’s & Women’s Nativity Scene Gets month. first gain in five months. Beef prices from the crowd, pulled a .38- sources in manufacturing i The newest inflation report con­ r^i Figure Skates caliber pistol and fired six shots climbed 1.6 percent following an 0,4 plants. • t tained these price developments for percent gain in the previous month In addition: there are Our point-blank into the prisoner ac- October: Favorite Look for 1 2 . 3 3 RK- 1S.M I cused of killing his two sons. and'poultry prices, which declined in countless mobile radios for Orthopedic arch supports, with • Food and beverage costS jumped both August and September, rose 2.5 police, fire, sea and' air­ Easy-Living Hours! Then Juan Rodriguez, a 57-year- Special Snow Flavor 0.8 percent, the largest gain since Naugalon uppers, tempered I old retired civil service worker, percent. men, radar for harbors, .» steel blades. Men's sizes 5-13, June and considerably above the 0.2 Prices also intTea.sed for fruits and airports and national ^ women's 5-10. dropped his pistol on the By CHRIS BLAKE schools were dismissed early Mon­ to the Charter Oak Mall. These in­ Men’s Sport Shirts in day when the snow began to pile up percent advance of August and the vegetables, eggs, dairy products and defense, microwave relay B •Boys’ a Girts’ Figure Skates. courthouse sidewalk and sur- lleruld Reporter cidents caused minor traffic back­ 0.5 percent increase of September. 100% Cotton Fiannei I rendered. outside. cereal and bakery products. communications links, § ups in the area. Grocery prices jumped 0.9 percent EAST HARTFORD - Town The Board ol Education meeting On the other hand, prices for sugar shortwave radio and “He didn’t try to escape or The clean-up efforts on East Hart­ after leveling off during the summer, Men’s Deluxe ‘American I nothing. He just had a job to do employees had just started putting which had been scheduled Monday and sweets fell for the first time this microwave ovens. f\ Our Reg. 8.99 ford streets went smoothly for the primarily because of large increases 6.88 Wildcat’ Hockey Skates I and he had done it,” said a deputy. up the nativity scene in front of Town night was moved to Wednesday night year and the downtrend in coffee Even if the radiation What a selection of plaids! Two Black & Decker Hall for the Christmas season Mon­ most part, said Arthur J. Mulligan, in meat costs. pocket styling, easy-care. S,M,L. “Then he just put the gun down at 7:30 at the Penney High School the director of F^ublic Works. prices — which began in mid-1977 — levels are below those at ^ I 1 5 . 4 0 3/8” Electric Drill day when the snow started to fall. • Housing costs rose 1 percent. continued. I and gave up.” amphitheatre. Robert Parker, head ol the street which biological effects Naugalon* uppers; tendon guard. And fall it did. The area was hit Easy-Care Corduroy Rodriguez was charged with Many adult evening classes and division of Public Works, said most could occur. Miller said the ‘ J Padded longue. Surlyn* toes. 5-13. RKl2.n with an early pre-Christmas surprise radiation can still be in- Jeans for Men I murder in the death of Jimmy meetings were called off. In fact, ol the main streets were cleared as •Boyt” WII

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IWednesday, Nok 29 at 9am 205 Speocer St. Monchesler 2

the newest concept h Grocery Shopping! Bring your own bags; do the bagging and carry out yourself! Save what we would pay someone Weare to do this for you. convenient! We re the purchasing Bagging your own groceries is easy. Some located at jpermarket shoppers already prefer to do it themselves. You save what it would cost us to agent for consumers have someone do it for you. We’ve eliminated the cost of orocery bags from N 205Spence I M i r i For example, we may only stock one size lease bring your It is said that supermarkets are the “ selling of Tide detergent, or one size of Heinz keterh iLjIaK! iTugs for re-use in packing your own agents” for farmers and manufacturers. They up. That size will be your best price per order, or bring boxes. (Please be sure bioxes are in Manch try to sell as many brands and sizes as poss­ 3. ounce, based on current wholesale costs and lugh to hold the groceries you pur- ible, regardless of the price. manufacturer allowance. for your own protection, be sure boxes and bags are clean.) Edwards Food Warehouse is different. We You may not always find the size you’re are the “ purchasing agents” for the con­ >ur grocery items are displayed in the accustomed to buying, but you will usually te cardboard boxes they were sent in. Once sumer. We buy and stock only those brands find the brand you want...at a Warehouse 2 and sizes which offer you the best value in hese boxes are empty, feel free to use them to 4. price. pack your order. price per ounce. we have extra-strength bags Cil 0 ww di wl ^ h available at our checkout V counters. No games, stamps or other gimmicks, we’ve cut the frills to cut your bills! BOX ITEMS Open bag by reaching in­ side to spread corners. OIJH POM(^: Place box items at bottom around the walls of the bag. I Buy a single can or box, or buy in full Space left in the center is for items in Step #2. case lots. Either way you save! We do not play the supermarket “ up and down” game with food HEAVY ITEMS Bring bags and boxes for use in pack­ prices. The costly procedure of ON THE BOTTOM ing your order. Our bags cost 2^ each. price changes is held to a minimum. Fiii in the center with heavy cans or bodies to create , support for tighter items. Bodies wiii not stack well, and should be Bag your own groceries. Tote ’em to All groceries, meats & produce are bagged separately if you’re buying several toon M iUimioiii f your car. Save what v\/e’d pay some­ at warehouse prices any day you one else to do this for you. shop. No waiting ibr specials. BREAKABLES AND OPENMON.thmSAf. BRUISABLES ON TOP 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. Items such as eggs, bread, soft fruits and vegetables go in next. Ex­ tremely fragile items like po­ We’re closed Sundays! I Do a little o f th e w ork yo u rse lf and tato chips, light bulbs, .etc. I go at the very top. I save what we would pay someone Edwards will NAME Ll L1.11 J 1 I I I I I L I Just a short drive to Edwards can ■ I to d o it fo r you. I BAG WET ITEMS really drive down your food costs! cash your check! COMPUIt I ONUIF tou I SEPARATELY Low overhead means lower prices! INIDiOIO Complete this form and present it to our courtesy PAr rtllH I Plastic bags designed speci­ PiRSONAl desk on your first visit. We will honor valid Finast tHECAS I fically for wet items such as I meat, ice cream and frozen ch^k cashing cards. All other supermarket W l SIGNATURE I vegetables, are provided free of Join hands with Edwards Ch0ck*cashing cards are honored first purchase f I WE’VE CUT THE FRILLS charge in the concourses where only. 1 1 TO BE COMPtETED BY FOOD WAREHOUSE TO BE COMPLETED BY Of FICE | these purchases are made. Use STORE NO. I I 1 BANK 1 , 1 I these bags so the rest of your groceries remain dry. Your outer YOU SAVE MONEY! dr iv. l ic . n o . ______I APPROVED TO CUT YOUR BILLS! bags or boxes will remain dry s o c . sec. n o . L j I I I I I I I I and sturdy, too, so you can use them the next time you shop. PAGE SIX - ; MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Tues., Nov. 28, 1978 Church Group Plans Federal Grant Program Solar Lnergyf Cells 1 1 HWill T T - d l l Power Phoenix MANCHESTER Airline EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Terminal Conn.. Tues., Nov. 28. 1978- PPAGE SEVEN PHOENIX, Ariz.iUPD-WorkingAriz, (UPI)-Working ______1. Illlliai ment Electronics Division to build with the sun isn’t easy or cheap, but supply the needs of 500 average Teacher s’ Workshop the world's largest solar cell power Motorola designed the solar cells possible public benefits from the homes — at a cost low enough to com­ six years of development - costing scientists are closing in on a ^ lar plant in Phoenix. and energy collectors with federal project. MANCHESTER - The Christian On Board Agenda Again pete with other power sources. .Motorola about $100 million. power system they hope will provide funding from the Department of Church, and Vicky Jennings, The scientists think they may have Construction is scheduled to begin Education Division of the MMANCHESTER AN CH ESTER —--- PnrFor fho the thirH third rm.. 1_____1 1___ __l__ l l___ cnn# one solution to future energy shor­ Operating under the Phoenix sun, Energy. The city donated a 12-acre The airport site was chosen Bartholomew Church. The board has asked the town sent jobs now under the Comprehen­ a successful solar converter soon with completion by late 1980. Manchester Area Conference of straight week, the town’s Board of tages. which shines an average of 294 days a site at the Phoenix Sky Harbor Inter­ because it met DOE grant Vicky Jennings said that ^nce counsel's office for an opinion about sive Employment and Training Act operating within two years. More im­ The plant will generate power for a Churches will host Dr. Barry K. Directors w ill meet about the con­ Planners from local govffnment year, the $8.7 million plant w ill be the national Airport. Arizona Public Ser­ requirments that the solar unit have there are many young people in our''' whether such a referendum can be program to the town payroll. CETA portant, they predict that within 15 new terminal at the airport. Beyer, a director of teacher training tinued involvement in the Communi­ and officials of Arizona’s largest largest single practical application of public exposure, that it be built near society today coming from homes held. It appears that such a referen­ funding is being cut back, and these years the solar cell unit could vice Co. is managing the construction The solar cell technology to be at , at a workshop ty Development block grant utility are cooperating ‘with solar technology to date, according and eventually w ill operate the plant. the city s largest freeway, and that it Where parental guidance has dum probably would be advisory, and jobs are considered the most essen­ generate several-m illion kilowatt employed at the plant, based on Saturday at St. Mary's Episcopal program.' engineers from Motorola's Govern- to Lee Johnson, a marketing be used to power an airport terminal decreased or from single-parent not binding, if held. tial to continue under full-time fun­ hours per year — enough electicity to And the state’s Solar Energy technology used in manned and un­ Church, Park Street. • Meetings of the board the past two manager for Motorola. bui ding, allowing the public to ac­ homes, while the magnitude of the The directors also have several ding. Research Commission is studying manned space projects, came after Registration and coffee w ill begin weeks have been dominated by dis­ tually experience solar energy uses. choices facing young people have in­ other Issues to discuss at tonight's The board also may discuss a 8:45 a.m. The workshop w ill run from creased, there is a real need for cussion about the town's involvement meeting. This is (he third one of the proposed salary and classification Floor Hockey Topic 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. helping young people learn how to in the Community Development month — the board schedules two plan for management and mid­ Dr. Beyer will conduct the identify moral dilemmas and make program, which is administered by regular meetings each month — and management personnel. Of Involvement Day workshop on “ Moral Reasoning" the proper choices. the federal Department of Housing little of the November agenda has The directors are scheduled to dis­ using Kohiberg's six-stage theory for Hopefully, she said, this workshop and Urban Development. been done because of the hours of dis­ cuss a number of public hearing h Hartford branch YMCA religious educators of MACC w ill show the way for teachers to A total of about 500 residents cussion about HUD. items held at thefirst two meetings. member churches. Three religious attended the two meetings. Some has scheduled the parent-child involvement day for its become facilitators in pointing out The town administration has sub­ These include a proposed curfew for floor hockey program for Dec. 2. education teachers from each said the town should discontinue its what might be a moral dilemma, mitted a plan for switching some pre­ certain town properties. On this date, parents and children in grades 3-8 are in- member church will participate. allow youths to share ideas concer­ involvement in the program because Dr. Beyer has already conducted of requirements placed on receipt of vited to learn more about the floor hockey program and ning moral dilemmas in group dis­ Smiling about the game rules. j h e FUN FOR ALL... andSAVINQS, TOO two workshops for junior high public cussion and give them the tools to the money by HUD. Others have sup­ Regional Panel Favors Third graders will come from 10-10:30 a.m.. fourth school teachers in Manchester who withstand peer pressure in this area John Warner flashes a smile ported the Community Development graders from 10:45-11:15 a.m , fifth graders from 11-30 are incorporating the use of this Biblical references will be used. for the cameras as he attended program and the effort of HUD to im ­ theory in classrooms this academic the 1978 winter meeting of the prove housing opportunities in town Vernon Grant Request year under a pilot program. for lower-income residents. Sb^Sp'm Supper at Tech VERNO N — The town has received the Community Development Dr. Beyer is director of teacher Republican Governors The board tonight is expected to If parents have more than one child registering for the its preliminary review of a grant Program in the form of a dis­ training for the Values Education The'?arent/Student Club of Howell Association Monday. Just vote on allocating the Community program, they may bring both children to one session of application for $100,000, of federal cretionary grant. tneir cnoice. Project under the auspices of the' Cheney Regional Vocational before his picture was taken Development funds for the present Community Development Act funds. The program, which is for Floor hockey is an active sport with no special skills or A LL DAY Social Studies Curriculum Center at Technical School will hold its fourth Warner’s close victory over fiscal year. A total of $887,000 has been made residents of the Rockville section of Carnegie-Mellon Institute and the annual spaghetti supper Friday in the Petitions submitted to the board previous knowledge of the game required. Any boy or eirl Democrat Andrew Miller in available to Hartford area towns. town, allows homeowners to take out Laboratory for Human Development school cafeteria. have been signed by more than 1,800 can pick up the necessary skills and learn the few basic the Senate race was certified , Vernon’s application has been ap­ grants at low interest rates to bring at Harvard University. Servings will be continuous from residents and ask that a referendum rules of the game in two instructional sessions Size age by the state election commis­ proved 6y the Housing Committee of their homes up to housing code stan­ and athletic ability are not factors in learning to play WEDNESDAY Participants are asked to bring a 5:30 to 8 p.m. vote be held to decide whether the the Capitol Region Council of dards and also for the making of sandwich: dessert and coffee will be Tickets are available from sion. (UPI photo) town should continue with the Com­ floor hockey and everybody who registers will play on a 2 Governments. energy-saving improvements. team. provided. students and at the door. There also munity Development program this The application now has to be year. Town officials said to date 38 Some of the objectives of the program are to involve Chairpersons of the Christian will be a surprise raffle. reviewed by the council’s Policy NOV. 29th homeowners have participated in the. everyone, to have fun by minimizing winning, to en­ Education Division are Marion and i About Town The board, however, is unlikely to Board and must be forwarded to the Bob Zeiner of St. James Church. i\ow You Know ---- ...... approve such a referendum for this program with money used from the courage fair play, teamwork, and sportsmanship through ^ ----- r„.r'„faiig«yjR8itornT«*ag U.S.Department of Housing and Ur­ Committee members are Pat year because the requirements to first money received. But the town team sharing skills, to teach some skills, to encourage The highest price ever paid for a The X i Gamma Chapter of Beta ban Development (HUD) by Dec. 29 Felleter, Center Congregational receive the funding already have was also awarded a smaller amount parent involvement, and to have bovs and girls play 9:30 - 9!00 printed book is $2,400,000 by the Sigma phi will meet tonight at 8 at for final approval. Church; Barbara Baker, Concordia been implemented or agreed to by of $79,000 from its $600,000 Small together on the same team. University of Texas on June 12 for the home of Mrs. Sharlet Wirzulis, 1 If received, the funds would be Lutheran Church; Mary Nicholson, the town. Cities Comprehensive Grant to go There is a program fee and those wishing to join the one of the 21 existing complete copies Crystal Road, Ellington. A program used to continue the town’s owner- St. Mary's Episcopal Church; Jackie toward this program. program must be a YMC \ member. Boys and girls mav of the Gutenberg Bible, printed in titled “ Career” w ill be presented by The referendum still could be held occupied housing program which has and Jim Morelewicz, St. Bridget It is expected the federal HUD of­ register now at the YMCA. 289-4377. Mainz, Germany, in 1455. Mrs. Rita Berube. to consider future participation in the been in effect since 1976. It was Community Development program. fice will take about 60 days to review started with $150,000 received from and act on the application. Vernon Panel Sets 1. (A) AdMiia at (■) Cliicinnatl HERMAN CD Grant Hearings BEAT THE EXPERT VERNON —The first of two public hearings w ill be con­ SAVE ducted by the Planning Commission Wednesday at 7:30 Bools that nevw M y die. The objKt^ the coniMt ts to pldi more correct game wlnntrs ttwn Carl Yost. CnMes p.m. in the Memorial Building. Townspeople are being ^Wng more and with the moet correct anewers erlN be eHoibfe for weekly prfzea. In com of ■ iu. asked for grant application suggestions. -til b. br th. cl««t U-b^U.., n u ^ . ^ The town is planning to apply for a ’ Community Insulated Levis Development block grant application. Town employees Glove leather uppera have been asked for suggestions. Neoprene solea Earlier this month the town was awarded a $600,000 10% grant under the Housing and Urban Development (HUD) a. (A) Detroit at (I) SL Loiria program. The money will be used for sidewalk repair and WIN *15 reconstruction, street drainage, housing rehabilitation playground acquisition and administrative purposes. MERCHANT GIFT CERTIFICATES Jeans & Cords The deadline for filing for the additional grant is Jan. WEEKLY PRIZES AND A 15. The town was without a town planner when the $600,- 000 grant application was filed and the state Office of 20% Budget and Management' assisted in completing the I MERCHANT CERTIFICATE application. The town has since hired a planner but due to Easy on-ofi GRAND PRIZE the backlog of work it will again ask for state assistance Leather Tope in filling out the new application. N EARL YOST Waterproof Sports Editor FIND THIS WEEKS OAMES IN The Planning Commission w ill hold one more public hearing for suggestions before making a final recommen­ Bottoms THE ADS ON THIS PAQE - FlU dation to the Town Council. 30% OUT COUPON AND SEND TO HERALD 1 1 .9 0 Alumni To Reunite The warmest Leather tope Yost Predictions MANCHESTER -The Verplanck Chapter of the Waterproof bottoms OFFICUL ENTRY National Honor Society w ill hold an alumni reunion Dec. Warm felt liner 22 at Manchester High School. Atlanta over Cincinnati DepoeH at The I Spaed lacing Herald or Poet Marked by 8 P.M. 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S U8 ABOUT THE NEW\ MILTON BRADLEY i ULTRAVUE 8EAMLE88 Family or Friends in Town THIS WEEK'S ALL YOUR S GIFTS FOR THE B h F O C A LS for the Holidays? \ MANCHESTER FAVORITES... i HOLIDAY SPECIAL > SEWING M O N O P O L Y S EASTERN CONN. LEADING OPTICIANS LEASE A CENTER ELECTRONIC g ^ HOLIDAYS AU SPlOAUr Pwcp FOR HOUOAT OPfllN 1979 BUICK REGAL BATTLESHIP g 3 PO ST ROAD FLAZA, VERNON g ADAMS “#1 Real Estate Coinpany In The Natien” S. MAIN ST., W . HARTFORD J I l a d ie s f l a r e j e a n s JEWELERS g FOR p a r m onth - A PRESENT WITH A FUTURE - aKKEWiaCBUaKnEMflMBS 718 MAIN STREET | NOW D0jmi]rom | with $1385.00 In cash or trade, 30,000 mile TedforU Neal Estate Jachston/Kvante MANCHESTER " closed en^ net lease and approved credit. ______i M - u n »21^50 1 2 .9 5 S c a rfe 4 CONVENIENT LOCATIONS 763 MAIN ST. MANCHESTER. CONN. T a . 643-1191 J ^ U v e MENS DRESS CORDS THE M 191 MAIN ST. t SA s e a s o n NOW MANCHESTER.CONN. DAVIS FAMILY RESTAURANT? Not to mention every­ JOIN US FOR LUNCH 2 4 cylinder. 4 speed, AM radio, tinted glass, body side molding, thing else in finefash­ *2^^6o 1 2 .9 5 ? 6 auto., PS, PB, A/C, w/w radlals, tinted M0N.-8AT. 11 A.M. - 4 P.M. S white wall tires, deluxe wheel covers. ions (hat maJce you look— ^ windshield, BSM, radio, excluding tax, license, HOME-STTU COOKING, A JOY TO EAT ^ (Including freight and dealer prep.) andfeel—so very smart W reg., maintenance. Insurance, depending upon AND lUDSn PSICED d)J for the holidays. Come in YOUR FAMILY j e a n STO RE {9 what state cars delivered to. and see them aW ' See Jo h n Bgfeft DINNER SPECIALS g "/fever Anomng/y Under sola MY STORE FOR LEVIS Mon.-W#d4P.M.-9 P.M. •3.49 3 Our scarfs are 100% MANCHESTERPARKADE HQH Caldor Plaza 4} PONTIAC-BUICK pure silk, each with a WE WILL BE OPEN FRIDAY & SATURDAYIRDAY i UT. Exit 93 off 1-86 2 At the Fox Run Mall. Glastonbury deferent batik pattern. #■ilch M MM Rouje 5 EAS7 WINDSOR Hours: Mon.—Wed. 9:30 to 5:30, 11 aM.-l pjL Manchester • 649-5487 gmQ 5 Thurs.—Fri. 9:30 to 9d)0. Sat 9:30 lo 5:30 289-6483 * OPEN EVES Til 10 PM * 623-2466 m m n s T i u M PAGE TEN - MANCHESTER EVENING,HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Tues., Nov, 28. 1978 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Tues., Nov. 28, 1978- PAGE ELEVEN Letters To The Editor iHaairliTatf r Emniimj Hpralh Manchester - A City of Village Charm Betty’s notebook Founded Oct. 1, 1881 Marijuana Education Ureed To the edito^:. ---erirrm-nf A— ___ I__>_____ .. ^ Published by the Manchester Publishing Co., Herald Square, To the editoi^ Some of these damaged organs are and an understanding of these things. And yet, in this movie, his vision By Betty Ryder Manchester, Conn. 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711. This letter is in reply to Andrew irreplaceable, despite what the $6 To establish understanding, we was blurred, his tense sweating face Tally’s article entitled “Marijuana million man says. must communicate. There are only a V V I Member Audil Bureau ol Circuialron Member Uu'led Press Ititeinational was flushed with blood and he was Legalization Probed,’’ which I read recently that alcoholism is few channels where we can reach appeared Nov. 17. crying out in anguish. C ustom er S ervice — 647^9946 u . r- .. the third leading cause of death and people these days. Through the c -o*-... / J a Harold E. Turkinglon, Executive Editor Comments like “those who are ad­ Hope you all had a wonderful Raymond F. Robinson, Edlto^ubllsher Frank A, Burbank, Managing Editor I feel more probing needs to be that last year $13 billion damage was home, work or school. Most homes might enjoy. Willie’s Steak House. Dr. Walker’s dicted to the stuff” are unneeded. Thanksgiving Day. My family sure film “Alaska Wilderness Lake” will done. caused by drinking drivers. now have televisions and radios, and The Bridge^rtNlai Alai will host a Marijuana is not an addicting drug. did. be shown at 8 p.m. at East Catholic ' He suggests that marijuana leads Mr. Tully states that SO percent of this is where the people can and must special “Playboy Night” at the Fron­ What is addicting is love. All people Nearly burst with pride watching ton this Thursday, complete with High School. Opinion to harder drugs, and gives evidence all violent crimes are associated be educated. the annual road race. Especially crave it, and if “pot” makes you beautiful bunnies from the Playboy Anyone interested in attending of a police crackdown in Montgoery with alcohol. These figures are out­ We have seen a lot of progress on when my co-workers, Greg Pearson Club in New York. either the dinner or the film presen­ County, Maryland, where this oc­ rageous. accepted, no doubt people will smoke and Sue Vaughn, pass^ by. Saw a lot television, but this disease needs to it. The bunnies will conduct a drawing tation can contact Mrs. Florence curred. He then lets the convenient Cigarettes cause damage to the be nipped in the bud. The children of familiar faces and you certainly Fields at 643-8377 or the Land Trust What needs to take place is following the featured tenth game, in Liquor Prices oversight pass. I wonder if he thinks lungs and create lowered resistance and the young adults are the most have to give them credit for running office. which all patrons present at the jai alcohol leads to harder drugs, or to colds, emphysema, and a general­ national, state and local debates on on such a cold, dreary day. Also, on Friday, the Festival of susceptible to drug abuse. Therefore alai will be eligible to win an When you take the year’s aspirin. ly unhealthy body. the “pot” alcohol and cigarette Living on a street which is part of expense-paid weekend for two at the Trees opens at the Wadsworth autos in the store’s parking the education and knowledge is issues. the race route is certainly helpful. I traditionally biggest shopping These theories will become in­ How do we get through to these needed here the most. Playboy Resort and Country Club at Antheneum. If you’ve never seen lots during the rush periods People must become informed of was up early, popped old Tom Turkey creasingly hard to uphold. people? More money? Lower the What are we going to tell them? Great Gorge. more than 125 Christmas trees, large weekend and couple it with a were from out-of-state. the uses and abuses. into the oven, and was all set to and small, all decorated in a differen He is apalled at .the argument drinking age? Stricter Laws? The truth. Also, the first 500 men at the box state’s major source of In years past, Massachusetts Only through information and watch the race from the window until office (I wonder how come they are motif, you’ve a treat in store. “because a lot of people are smoking No. If we go the route of education, we revenue what do you have? education can progress be made. my daughter informed me that “you expecting so many men?) will get a The Festival takes place during residents were the best it, it should be legalized.” I am, too. These are only acts of frustration. must see to it that the truth is just can’t get the feel of it if you’re In the case of New Perhaps “pot” should remain il­ great discount on tickets. museum hours, Tuesday through customers for the cheaper A lot of people are drinking alcohol They won’t solve anything. We can presented. I can clearly remember not out there listening to them huff legal until we get the knowledge out And, as an added surprise, the bun­ Thursday, 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.; Friday, Hampshire on the weekend New Hampshire liquor. and smoking cigarettes excessively only get rid of this problem by seeing movies in Grades 5 and 6 and puff.’’ She was right. And, huff 11 a.m. to 9 p.m; and Sunday, 11 a.m. of what the causes and effects are. nies will distribute 1,000 Playboy and after Thanksgiving, you have a and I am opposed to that also. helping them. The old reward and where a teen-age boy decides to try a and puff they did —but kept right on to 5 p.m. Recently however, due to the But for America’s sake, the Bridgeport Jai Alai pennants to early Alcohol is known to cause damage punishment won’t work here, it only joint of marijuana, for the first time. moving. arriving fans. It’s really a wonderous sight. miniature version of the abolishment of state controlled solutions had better come soon. to the liver, kidneys, heart, central adds frustration. We can only help Any scientist will tell you the My dad was able to come for The jai alai players have not been Then, a little closer to home, the California Gold Rush. David Custer, dinner and I had invited another liquor prices in Massachusetts, nervous system, and causes birth them by giving them an education effects of “pot” are not felt until forgotten. The winning team in the Ladies Guild of St. Bartholomew’s The phenomenon should be 41 Farmington St. senior citizen, Alice Demute, and we prices have become com­ defects. after smoking it three or four times. featured Playboy Game will receive Church will conduct a Christmas titled, "The Granite State had a fine day. bunnytail plaques. Bazaar on Saturday from 10 a.m. to 2 petitive with those in New 2 Booze Rush.” Incidentally, after the holiday, I Now, as if that wasn’t enough, for p.m.; and the residents of Crestwood Hampshire. came across a recipe for a “Scotch those fans having dinner in the Convalescent Home will have a fair New Hampshire’s major Turkey.” It seems you follow your The majority of the out-of- Canclia Restaurant, a great dessert from 1 to 4 p.m. source of revenue is derived Director’s Actions IJpsettine own favorite recipe for preparing the On Sunday, the Manchester state cars seen and reported at To the editor: 1- is planned. from sales of alcoholic turkey, but then add Scotch whiskey, .You guessed it. It’s Carrot Cake. Historical Society will hold its annual liquor stores during the The public hearing on the future of Many spoke flu.ently and the three minority, made any the racist town which does not care as much or as little as you like. “Holiday at the Homestead” from beverages, cigarettes and bets the HUD Community Development emotionally about these aforemen­ attempt to control the meeting and “It’s the basting that does it,” the weekend were not from about the poor. The town that does noon to 4 p.m. at the Cheney at various race tracks. program held on Tueilay, Nov. 21, in tioned issues but failed to pddress the confine the remarks to the issue of recipe states. Weekend activities neighboring Massachusetts, not want housing for the low income Homestead, 106 Hartford Road. the evening, zoning. I’m not sure how the turkey would the state makes a lot of but from other New England the Center Congregational Church real issue for which the meeting was people. The town that does not care Before you really get into the There are others. I’ve perhaps mis­ was a shambles. convened: i.e.: Do we want some By letting the meeting get out of taste, but that gravy must be Christmas rush, take a little time to money from two of these com- about the elderly and so on and so on sed, but do check the pages of The states including Rhode Island Every issue from racism, low in­ HUD officials outside Manchester hand, our duly elected officials have delicious. enjoy some of the various activities Herald and stop in and do some early modities, liquor and and so on. and Connecticut and states as come housing, minority population in dictating our zoning policies? done irreparable damage to the very being offered. Christmas shopping. Most of the peo­ cigarettes, because they offer Shame on the elected nine who “Playboy Night” ’This Friday, tbe Manchester Land far away as New York, New Manchester, and a multitude of other It was ludicrous that not one of the fine Town of Manchester. have allowed this to happen. ple involved have worked for months them at a bargain. ’The Sports Department passed on Conservation Trust will honor Dr. preparing for their event. Say Jersey and . social issues was discussed. directors, either the six majority or Manchester will now be known as J. Russell Smyth, this gem of information I thought you ’Theodore Walker at a dinner at 6 at “thanks” by paying them a visit. This last weekend in New While the liquor rush 48 Strawberry-Lane. jr- Hampshire it was proven peo­ benefits New Hampshire Martha Angle and Robert Walters ple will travel some distance to greatly, on the other side of the MLCT Dinner Friday seek out a bargain. coin liquor revenues in other Shelves in several of the New states could be that much Annual Census Tally Sought Hampshire State Liquor Stores higher if prices were cheaper Mrs. William Brown, at left, and Mrs. Christmas Bazaar at St. Bartholomew’s Church were virtually depleted by and more competitive. WASHINGTON (N E A )- With the employment funds, education questionnaires are being drawn up 2.5 percent. But among blacks, the Will Honor Dr. Walker Thomas Sullivan, display some of the many on Saturday. (Herald photo by Pinto) biggest head count in American money, housing and urban develop­ closing time Saturday. The high price of liquor and and will go to the printers this undercount last time was almost 8 holiday crafts which will be featured at the history little more than a year away, ment grants — all these and many January. The Manchester Land Conserva­ the film may be obtained from any country's last frontier. News reports from the percent — which translates into an cigaretts in other states not the U.S. Census Bureau is wrestling more are doled out on the basis of From now on. the Census Bureau tion Trust will honor Dr. Theodore J. Land Trust member, or by contac­ Arrangements for the program weekend also indicated the two awful lot of lost money and govern­ only benefits New Hampshire, with a $50 billion question — how to demographic data compiled by the will be concentrating on one Walker at a social hour at 5 p.m. and ting the Land Trust Office, 646-2223. have been made by Dr. Douglas largest liquor stores in the ment help for people who might need dinner at 6 prior to the showing of his Complimentary refreshments will be Smith, MLCT program chairman, it also hurts the states where insure the most accurate tally possi­ Census Bureau. overriding objective — obtaining an it most. film “Alaska Wilderness Lake” on served. assisted by Mrs. Field, Happy state, on each side of Route 93, the prices are high. ble. Once the 1980 census is completed, accurate tally of every man, woman For 1980, the Census Bureau is un- Friday at 8 p.m. at East Catholic Dr. Walker’s color film, is the Handley, Beverly Taylor, Louise St. Bartholomew Ladies also did a land office business If prices were competitive in Although the average individual seats in the U.S. House of Represen­ and child living in the United States .dertaking a massive effort to im­ High School. Both the dinner at probably couldn't care less whether result of seven months he spent at Herring, Dorothy Ostrout, Esther on both Friday and Saturday. other states, the money would tatives will be reallocated among the as ot April 1980. prove its coverage of minority pop­ Willie’s Steak House and the film are Lake Eva in southeast Alaska and is Maidment and Althea Potter. Glen Taking the simple fact that a he's counted or states to reflect population shifts “Our major emphasis this time is ulations — blacks, Hispanic- open to the public. a fascinating story of how the Alkan stay there instead of being Law and Gertrude Marsh have missed by the 1980 since 1970. State legislatures will be on eliminating the undercount that Americans, Indians and others. Reservations for the dinner may be Highway and the 800 miles of oil arranged an educational exhibit Plan Christmas Bazaar lot of liquor was sold right spent in New Hampshire. census takers, the reapportioned, and even local gover­ has plagued us in the past, " said Cen­ Through its own community service made with Mrs. Florence Field, or pipeline and the lumbering and about the film and the Land Trust at after the holiday may lead one N Members of the Guild of Our Lady of St. Bartholomew After all if the price of stakes — for him, sus Director Manual Plotkin. "Twen­ by calling the Land Trust Office. In the Kiddie Room, children will be able to purchase in­ ning bodies will be redistricted. All representatives, advisory panels fishing industries are threatening the the Connecticut Bank and Trust of­ Church in Manchester are winding up their preparations for to believe New Hampshire his community Family and individual admissions to expensive gifts for Uieir relatives and friends and have them something is cheaper or equal of which translates into power gained ty or 80 years ago, nobody cared if we drawn from the minority groups fragile ecological web of life in the fice at the Parkade. the annual Christmas Bazaar to be held Saturday, from 10 gift-wrapped, have themselves made up as clowns, or have and his state — a.m. to 2 p.m. Mrs. John Cooney and Mrs. George Zachman residents are heavy drinkers. across the street than across and power lost for political parties, were off by a lew percentage points themselves, use of indigenous their names written in frosting on gingerbread men. Penny are actually enor­ are co-chairmen. candy will be on sale and Santa Claus will be a special guest. Not so, when it is known that town, guess which choice the localities, ethnic and interest groups. in our count. But with the growth of enumerators and a variety of other Booth which will featured and their chairmen are: Mrs. mous. Although the decennial census does government largesse over this past Attracting Tourists Coffee and breakfast sweets will be on sale starting at 10 more than 90 percent of the consumer will make? techniques, the Census Bureau hopes Engaged Frederick Sartor, handcrafts; Mrs. William Adams, holiday a m. Lunch menu will include hot dogs, sauerkraut, ham­ The federal not actually commence until April 1, decade, it makes a difference now. " to build trust and cooperation that shoppe; Mr. and Mrs. George Zachman, refreshments; Mrs. burgers, clam chowder, as well as various desserts. government alone allocates an es­ 1980, the.bulk of the preparation for it In 1950, the census missed an es­ BUENOS AIRES, Argentina (UPI) Sobhy Ghabrial, used paperbacks; Mrs. Thomas Sullivan, will lead to an accurate account. The engagement of Miss Phyllis The drawing will take place during the day. Among the timated $50 billion a year to state and has already been completed. The test timated 3.2 percent of the population. — A small but thriving tourist in­ Country Cupboard; Mrs. Edward Goss, Kiddie Room; Mrs. It won't be easy. Despite the ab­ Heller to John J. Greene, both of items to be presented to winners are two afghans, an en­ local governments on the basis of runs are over. The dress rehearsals In 1960, the undercount was about 2.8 dustry is springing up near the Edna Woods, drawing; Mrs, Ronald Gates, baked goods; cyclopedia, a cookbook, a stained-glass nativity scene, a Burger Defended solute confidentiality of individual beaches of the Valdes Peninsula, the Manchester, has been announced by Mrs. Neil Coogan, evergreen wreaths; Mrs. Joseph Langer, child’s Irish knit sweater and cap set, a banner, and a population figures. Revenue sharing, have been analyzed. The final percent and by 1970, it was down to census forms, people who have her parents, Mr. and Mrs. David gingerbread men; Mrs. David Sombric, tag sale; and Mrs macrame wallhanging. Some staffers at the Supreme spouted by the late Felix Frankfurter reason to fear government attention permanent home of the only con­ James De’Amato, clown faces. tinental colony of sea elephants. Heller of 133 Conway Road. The public is invited Court have fed tame journalists the and Robert Jackson. Indeed, in the — illegal aliens, criminals, welfare Mr. Greene is the son of Mr. and malarkey that Chief Justice Warren early days of the Republic Supreme cheats and the like — usually try to ’The Chubut province tourist office Mrs. John Greene of 42 Barry Road. No Traditions - Burger has broken what they call the Court justices frequently came to avoid the enumerators. says there are approximately 2,000 of The bride-elect graduate from < v : the sea elephants, most in the Punta Manchester High School in 1972. She BANGALORE, India high court’s “unwritten rules of blows with each other. There is some concern among Cen­ Norte area. A large colony of sea is employed as a dental assistant in (UPI) — Unlike most large decorum.” Anyway, there are no “rules of sus Breau officials that public suspi­ lions also lives nearby. cities in India, Bangalore The charge is that Burger's dis­ V Manchester. decorum’’ concerning a Supreme cion may be spreading, in fact, has no centuries-old tradi­ sents are “ill-tempered.” He is also .C V ’The peninsula is just north of Puer­ Her fiance, a 1973 graduate of Court justice’s language in an opinion possibly as a result of the general tion and not even a definite A characterized in dissents as “in­ to Madryn, 940 miles south of Buenos Manchester High School, is or even in private discussion of a anti-government sentiment that has reason for its name, which 0 H Aires on Argentina’s Atlantic coast, employed as a tool and die maker at sulting” to the majority. case. A justice is expected to speak been so evident at the polls in these the Pratt & Whitney Division of means “ town of boiled 1 Hogwash. Burger's language is English and to avoid being caught 0 . past few elections. Both special sur­ where scuba-diving in the Golfo beans.” Nuevo also is becoming popular. - United Technologies Corp. in East TIMELY straight from the drawing room com- drunk in public, and that's about all. veys taken during the 1970s and the Hartford. With nearly two million p -v pared with some of the Billingsgate test runs for 1980 have been plagued The couple Is planning a March 31 people. Bangalore is a m': by incomplete returns. wedding. planned city, recently ANNOUNCEMENT developed, with well- But the Centus Bureau will go all- maintained builtlings and a 741 out with its publicity and education race course that draws FROM Shah Inaccessible campaign for the 1980 count, which Visit Christmas Past fans from throughout India •Vi will rely heavily on mailed question­ during the race season. Does the Shah of Iran have a men­ royal leader is suffering from deep naires to be completed and returned The best guess for the tal problem? depression. by recipients. Enumerators will be name is simply that once WEIGHT U.S. intelligence sources can only 4 ^ Moreover, State Department used only in sparsely populated rural At Mystic Seaport upon a time some king or report that “excellent" sources in sources report the, shah has areas, and to seek out households chieftain was excessivly that troubled country say the shah “Christmas Past” — missing. fond of boiled beans. seemed unwilling to take actions to which do not return the mailed welconje the visitors at Tours Desk, (203 ) 536-2631, WATCHERS: has become virtually inaccessible to potbellied stoves and warm A visit with st. Nick, each stop and give a brief Ext. 331. strengthen his position. One of those questionnaires. authentically dressed in a ambassadors and other high-ranking N6V '^hearths, lantern light and commentary about the sources quotes Iranian offitials as The trick for the census takers will evergreen boughs, food costume familiar to historical and nostalgic Let US help you keep down diplomats from friendly countries. saying that the shah spends much of be to convince everyone in the coun­ cooking over an open fire, children of 1878, will be one scenes depicted. And an intelligence "profile” by .his time closeted with old personal try that an honest headcount is im­ and carollers strolling of the highlights. In the psychiatrists "suggests” that Iran’s friends. portant, and that it is a matter of cobblestone streets — will Children’s M useum , Shops and homes in the An(j not only that, my fees conform to the presiident’s voluntary the cost of learning self-interest, not merely a means of be recreated during a new youngsters will be able to Museum village area will wage-price guiiJelines.” series of escorted Lantern play with Victorian toys be dramatically lit during to lose weight! satisfying Big Brother's curiosity. Light Tours offered Dec. 18 and hang a seashell on the the tour hours. In nautical Thought through 23 from 4:30 to 8 Christmas tree. Other Christmas tradition, un­ Reading: Matthew 9, 9-13 The Lighter Side By Dick West stops will provide sights, all that Jesus said and did, it is clear p.m. at Mystic Seaport adorned evergreen trees Members enrolled in Weight Watchers* rURana in areas “ ... Come Follow Me ... ” Museum in Mystic. sounds, and smells of will bedeck the mainmast that God’s will is nothing other than WASHINGTON (UPI)-Campaign come tax forms. nything, lor a tax break — maybe anyway. A personal responsibility that we A major new attraction traditional Christmas tops of the “Charles W. listed below—on or before December 9 ,1978willbe our well-being. spending, according to post-election So why not take this process a step even vote. The concept of rewarding someone in the area at Christ­ celebrations of the 1800s. Morgan,” “L.A. Dunton,” given one year of price protection (until December 8, all share as Christians is the seeking If we are to follow the call of computations, hit new peaks in this beyond and use the tax form to en­ What I’m proposing, in effect, is a for the act of voting, rather than for mastime, the evening tours Participants will be able ‘‘Emma C. Berry,” 1979) against an increase in the weekly meeting fee after God. This is the point of all today’s Gospel message then we year’s congressional races. courage voting? reverse poll tax. Whereas some of us voting lor a particular candidate, will give visitors a chance to sample roasted chest­ “Joseph Conrad” and “Bill when attending classes in these areas. religion. This search must never must strive for a Christ-centered Yet the turnout at the polls Specifically, why not allow a tax once paid taxes for the privilege of presents an entirely new statistical cease in our lives. It is never really to view and prticipate in nuts and Christmas candy of Rights.” But you must act now because as of December 10, spirituality. We must place Jesus remained deplorably small, again credit for taxpayers who exercise voting, we would now collect refunds challenge. * completed and in a sense .-it must Christmas as it was and to join in Christmas 1978 the registration fee will increase $ 1.00 ind the firmly in the center of our lives and representing less than 40 percent of their franchise in national elections? for taking the trouble. It will be argued, no doubt, that celebrated in a maritime, carolling. Wassail, a hot Christmas The weekly meeting fee will increase 50*. begin anew each day. The Good News live with a kind of tension between fruit punch dating back to the eligible voters. Tax loopholes have become The size of a tax credit necessary anyone who won’t vote without tax community 100 years ago. Beginning Monday, Dec. s of the Gospel is that God loves us and our daily struggles and our prayer to incite majority voting would have medieval England, and Only members enrolled by December 9,1978 can The lesson here is clear:' we can no Americ"’s most powerful motivating incentives doesn’t deserve the right The first stop on the hour, 18, tours will leave every “CAPRI" he reveal^ himself to us in the mair life. plum pudding, will be enjoy this money saving offer. (Hyou drop out rate increase longer have it up to the candidates force. They can induce people to in­ to be determined at congressional to vote. 1 look at it this^way: long walking tour will be half hour from 4:30 to 8 By E-S. Deans Jesus Christ, our Lord and brother. ' Lord Jesus, help me to spread your the schooner “L.A. Dun- available in front of a win apply should y;u decide to re-register) themselves to arouse the electorate sulate houses, contribute to charity, hearings. Voluntarily voting is our most p.m. from the Seamen’s ’ Washable Acrylic . A Christian is not just any human love everywhere that I am able. Fill ton," where a homesick Inne, adjacent to the blazing fire at the So why not join now! enough to .go to the polls. drink three martinis at lunch and In the tales of vote-buying that I've precious heritage and is worth Rib Pullover. Light In being, but a person whose life is me with your Spirit and your life. sailor will sing a fo’c’sle Seaport’s north parking Seamen’s Inn each evening Although big spenders may be able otherwise behave in ways that are heard. $5 was a frequently mentiooed preserving at all costs. For if the tax centered around Jesus.' The message song. Visitors will proceed lot. Lantern-bearing guides for an additional charge. weight. Can be worn Take my whole being and be my to buy enough votes to beat their op­ counter to their basic natures. figure. But tliat money went to peo­ credit fails to flush out the slackers, Offer good in classes in these participating eureas only. of Jesus is not complicated; he along the waterfront where from the Seaport l o c a ­ Telephone reservations tucked In or out guide to let your love shine through ponents, lavish outlays evidentally People, in short, will do almost ple who probably would have voted the alternative may be a voter draft. they will stop at selected tion Department'will lead will be accepted'for For the location of the class neeurest youy call: preached and proclaimed the me so that everyone that I meet may have little impact on suffrage per se. Ideal for layering, showing houses and craft shops to 15-member tour guides Lantern-Light Tours, kingdom, the kingdom that each one feel and know that the presence of In other words, while a well- through Mystic Seaport view some of the Christ­ along the route. Museum a crisp white collar under * FAIRFIELD, NEW HAVEN, of us is beginning to share now. Jesus your grace is in me. tinanced campaign may influence the mas activities the sailor is Museum, Lautern-Light SCOOPS byPongSnqn staff, some costumed, will the U-neck. HARTFORD & LITCHFIELD COUNTIES proclaimed one norm of action, and Rev. James Archambault way some voters who vote vote, it that norm is the Will of God. From St. James Church )«E WE AMI^ERE COLORS: Strawberry, French Blue, Sky (Toll-Free) provides no ballot-casting stimula­ (JjyES, QUITE H m u Blue, Lime, Qreen, Yellow and Navy In’ S-M- 1- 800- 972-9320 tion for voters who don’t vote. HMR...IH In the Service Almanac If, as many political scientists 5H4H’S , iw:T.rr5 JUST believe, present voting patterns are J t m t By I'niti'El F i v h h Inlrrmilioniil ASmi’STHIW Navy Aviation Structural participated in several Those born on this dat^ are under inimical to the democratic process, the Mediterran ean Sea. WEKHTWMCIIERS Today is Tuesday, Nov. 28, the A m Mechanic Airman Robert He is a member of training exercises with TWEED’S The Authority ' the sign of Sagittarius. something should be done to provide E. Twi|)le, son of Robert Helicopter Antisubmarine other Sixth Fleet units and- 332nd day of 1978 with 33 to follow. ' British poet William Blak'e was more voting incentive. W. Twible of 17 Locust St. Squadron Three (HS-3) those of allied nations. SPECIALTY SHOP a tllW I W M C W M IS TKf MOISTESEO tRAOEMARK OF WEiOHI WATCHERS INTERNATIOIUI INC The moon is between its last born Nov. 28, 1775. I’ve been giving this matter a lot of and Mrs. Jacqueline G. MANHASSET. a V 'WEICHT WATCHERS INTERNATIONAL. 1S7S j based at Naval Air Station, - A 1975 graduate of 773 Main S t Open Thursday quarter and a new phase. On this day in history; thought and may have the answer. Twible of 424 Main St., The morning stars are Venus, Jacksonville, Fla. Manchester High School, M anchester Nights ’tU 9:00 As every taxpayer knows, recently returned from an During the six and one- he joined the Navy in April Jupiter and Saturn. In 1958, the United States fired an extended deployment in 6436196 1 .♦ > presidential campaigns are now half month cruise, HS-3 1977. ■The evenifig stars are Mercury and intercontinental ballistic missile at financed from public funds that we Mars. full range for the first time. , consign to that purpose on our in­ r r ^ - MP*'

PAGE TWELVE__ MANCHESTEIR EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Tues., Nov. 28, 1978 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn.. Tues., Nov. 28/ 1978— PAGE THIRTEEN r ObItuariM 1 Carter To Get Herald Mrs. Margaret Jaschinsky Mrs. Antoinette €. St. Pierre BOLTON — Mrs. Margaret N. EAST HARTFORD - Mrs. An­ angle Jaschinksy of Breguet Road, Goshen, toinette Cormier St. Pierre, 60, of 72 died Saturday after a long illness. Schofield Road, Willington, died Sun­ Sadat Letter She was the mother of Mrs. day in Hartford Hospital after a long Earl Yost Dorothy Whitehead of Bolton. illness. President Anwar Sadat is sending appointed governor of northern Sinai his prime minister to Washington She was bom in Auburn, Mass., and Mrs. St. Pierre was born in Vart and Maj. Gen. Farid Ezzat Wahba of Sports Editor had lived in the Goshen area since Buren, Maine, and lived in Willington within 48 houra with a letter to Presi­ southern Sinai. 1933. many years. dent Carter in an attempt to break In Tel Aviv, a request by the U.S. She was a member of the St. Agnes Survivors include three sisters, the peace talks,deadlock. Embassy for economic growth Road Race Plusses Bugs developed in the new system, Guild of West Hartford. Mrs. Loretta Nedeau, Mrs. Carmen An Israeli newspaper speculated forecasts in Israeli occupied once the runners crossed the finish Done and over is the running of the Besides Mrs. Whitehead, survivors tat a U.S. request for economic territories up to 1990 touched off _Jine. Vaiiiancourt and Mrs. Lina Allard, 1978 Five Mile Road Race in include her husband, William, a grow^ forecasts on the West Bank speculation by the paper Yedibth Scoring and timing was not ac­ all of East Hartford. Other survivors Manchester. There were minuses sister, three grandchildren, a niece was in preparation to give aid to Ahronoth that the information was to curate. Four errors were discovered are two sons, four other sisters and and plusses, just as was the case the and a nephew. five brothers. what could be a Palestinian entity. be used for granting aid to the region in tabulating the top 25 finishers, the The U.S. Embassy in Tel Aviv calM last two years. The funeral and burial were held The funeral is Wednesday at 9 a.m. when it becomes autonomous. number that made the prize list. the report nonsense. From a spectator’s standpoint, the Monday at St. Thomas Church in from the Tocchetti Funeral Home, A U.S. Embassy spokesman called Officials to this date have been un­ Goshen. 200 W. Main St., Stafford Springs, Syrian authorities have ordered a it “nonsense.” Thanksgiving morning spectacle, able to come up with the first three The family suggests that friends with a mass at 10 at St. Edward’s ban on trade with Egypt as'part of Israeli observers said the specula­ which attracted over 20,000 viewers scholastic finishers, or the first three wishing to do so may make memorial the measures ordered at last month’s tion was part of the fears about what and over 3,000 participants, it was a women to finish or the first three Church, Stafford Springs. Burial will great success. gifts to St. Thomas Church or the follow in the church cemetery. ^g h d ^ summit to counter Sadat’s peace with Egypt would bring — a masters (age 50 or over) to break the Goshen Animal League. initiative with Israel, the newspaper theme that Eiefense Minister Ezer There were no delays for the tape. Friends may call at the funeral runners up ih checking to pick up home today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. A1 ’Thawra said today in Damascus. Weizman had touched on in Runners have beseiged The Herald Miss Barbara R. Cowan U.S. officials in Washington said explaining Israeli touchiness over their assigned numbers before the seeking information on their official EAST HARTFORD - Miss Bar­ Mrs. Irene C. Norton Sadat’s letter will allow the every new development. race. More than 90 percent of the time and official placement. The bara Ruth Cowan. 40, of 218 Main St. EAST HARTFORD - Mrs. Irene deadlocked Egyptian-Israeli peace In Jerusalem, government sources runners had received their numbers Herald does not have the answ^s,^It died Monday at her home. Cote Norton of 148 Smith Drive died. talks to resume by the weekend. said today Israel was also worried in the mail. was planned to list the top 100 Miss Cowan was born in Hartford Saturday in East Hartford. In Cairo, Sadat, forging ahead with about Egypt’s support of a U.N. The race started on time. It was finishers, the rest would be notified and iived in East Hartford the past Mrs. Norton was born in development plans, issued a decree resolution calling for an arms em­ listed for a 10:30 start and the field by mail, hopefully, by the committee seven years. Springfield, Mass., and lived in the today dividing the Sinai desert into bargo against the Jewish state. was on its way at 10:31. within three weeks after the race. She was a member of Central Bap­ Hartford area most of her life. two zones and appointing two army ‘"This is not in the spirit of the There was no confusion at the star­ Runners upon finishing were tist Church of Hartford. She was employed at Advo Systems generals to run the areas. Egyptwill C^mp David accords but we haven’t ting time. Most runners congregated directed into chutes, but none was Manchester’s Larry Lisciotti Survivors are her mother, Mrs. Inc. for five years. get the Snai back as part of th treaty sign^ anything with Egyft yet,” one in the designated areas where they given any finishing number. Several Ruth E. Conklin Cowan of East Hart­ Survivors are a son, William Cote with Israel. figured they would be to complete chutes were used but exact 2 source said. ford; two sisters, Mrs. Anne of East Hartford; her parents, pie division of Sinai into two ad­ Egyptian officials said Sadat’s the course time-wise. placements were not known. DeFemia of Tolland and Mrs. Linda Morris A. Cote of Danielson and Mrs. ministrative zones is part of govem- letter upholds the Egyptian demand There was a quality field with Cone of Agawam, Mass. Beatrice Faulkner of Maine; three nnent efforts to devote greater atten­ for a link between the treaty and current world champion cross coun­ Three-Ring Circus The funeral is Wednesday at 11 brothers, Michael Cote of Agawam, tion to the greening and exploitation progress in giving the Palestinians try runner . John Treacy of Ireland The awarding of prizes at the East Lisciotti Issues Challenge a.m. at the Newkirk & Whitney Mass., Daniel Cote and Robert Cote, A? of the desert after the Israeli pullout. self-rule. But it softens the Egyptian winning and national figures grab­ Side Rec Center, which served as Funeral Home, 318 Burnside Ave., both of Houlton, Maine. The appointments of the two position by declaring that a com­ bing six of the first seven places. race headquarters, was like a three- East Hartford, with the Rev. Dr. The funeral will be Wednesday at generals were part of a reshuffle of promise American proposal could Also, there was a quantity field ririg circus. While runners didn’t Richard L. Reach officiating. Burial 8:15 a m. from the Fisette-Batzner provincial governors. Maj. Gen. serve as “a basis for negotiations.” nearly double the number of runners have to wait for the race to start, will be in Hillside Cemetery, East Funeral Home, 20 Sisson Ave., Hart­ Mohammed Hussein Shawkat was who competed a year ago. they waited and waited and waited Hartford. ford, with a mass at 9 in the The electric clock, while not the for the tabulation of just the top 25 Friends may cail at the funeral Cathedral of St. Joseph, Hartford. one ordered to be erected over the T oAll for $250,000Purse finishers to be released. ;4 J V contract lor the match will be signed home today from 7 to 9 p.m. Burial will be in St. Patrick’s finish line, was an asset to both As mentioned above, the HARTFORD (UPI) - Pool World Nine-Ball championship. In says Lisciotti, a big fan of Walter in Las Vegas, where the match will Cemetery, Thompsonville. Angry DCP Head runners and spectators. schoolboy, female and master hustler Larry Lisciotti is 1976, he knocked off junior high Tevis whom he describes as a “nine- Joseph E. Wehr he played.” Friends may call at the funeral The weather, too, was a plus, no awards were never presented and looking to take on all comers school teacher Steve Mizerak in ball player from Norwalk.” home today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. rain, no Snow although it was a EAST HARTFORD - Joseph won’t be until the complicated for $250,000. All, that is, except Lisciotti. .'il. a Masehester resi­ Asbury Park, N.J.. for the Tevis wrote the book, “The Edward Wehr, 60, of 83 Hill St. died chilling 34 degrees. dent. has never worked a day in his Professional Pool Players Associa­ Mrs. Daisy Ann Miers scoring system can be deciphered. competitors like Minnesota Hustler.” later made into a movie Monday in St. Francis Hospital and There were flaws, too, in registra­ lile. He has been since he tion title. starring Jackie Gleason as a Fats­ BOLTON — Mrs. Daisy Ann Rebuffs Critics Other Side Fats, because that would be was 14 Medical Center. He was the husband tion, due to inexperience. Lisciotti wants to compete against like character and Paul Newman as of Mrs. Margaret Linehan Wehr. Dimock Miers, 50, of 20 Dimock Lane HARTFORD (UPl) - The head of “As far as I’m concerned, it’s just too easy. died Monday at her home. Now for the other side of the pic­ Every runner who participated and players of championship caliber Fa.st Eddie Felson, the hustler of the Mr. Wehr was born in White the state Department of Consumer a waste of time to submit anything to ture, the side John Public didn’t see Lisciotti wants to play champions. The son of a retired Army officer, rather than people like Minnesota title. •Mrs. Miers was born in Protection has denied charges by finished wants to know his or her time Plains, N.Y., and lived in East Hart­ (he consumer departments division or know about. and placement. The committee hopes Problem is. nobody is taking him up he learned to play for nickles and Fats, the legend from Dowell, 111 He The book is Lisciotti s bible. He Manchester Aug. 8,1928, daughter of ' M ', better business bureaus that the dimes in Old Saybrook and polished ford since 1952. of frauds,” Kerstein said, adding he A race committee was formed, men to have this information in due time. on his offer. bows to Fats as a hustler, but as a sometimes reads it for inspiration /the late Mr. and Mrs. Louis C • -^r agency has ignored hundreds of com­ his technique around the state. When He was employed in the took fraud complaints to the chief outside the sponsoring Nutmeg Overall, there were plusses for the "We have had no takers.” says pool player he says Fats is no just before a match. He advises Dimock, and lived in the area most of plaints alleging business deception he ran out of pigeons in Connecticut, liargain. experimental department of Pratt & her life. state’s attorney's Economic Crime Forest, Tall Cedars of Lebanon. A spectators, and minuses for the John McKeon. Lisciotti’s Hartford others to do the same. Whitney Aircraft Group, United and fraud. Unit. race director was named. Meetings he looked for greener tables "Beating him would be no sweat, She is survived by a daughter, runners. lawyer. 'And it's all legal. All 1 want "You can almost use it as a Technologies Corp., until his retire­ DCP Commissioner Mary M. Mrs. Heslin said she thinks the were held periodically in an effort to elsewhere. real easy. He's over the hill. He's Michele Miers at home; a brother, There will be changes in the race is proof of financial responsibility. weapon. Read it before you play and ment in 1976. Heslin said Monday the accusations charges stem from her refusal to He turned pro in 1974. winnine the made ^l^iillion with his mouth, " Louis C. Dimock of Bolton and a eliminate all flaws of the previous committee makeup in hopes of They have to match our $125,000. The it'll get you geared. " He was a communicant of St. by the Greater Hartford and release information from the agen­ year . sister, Mrs. Richard H. Martin of Blanket of Snow staging a flawless race in 1979. Christopher’s Church. Bridgeport Better Business Bureaus cy’s investigations. Stockbridge, Mass. Other survivors are two sons, This is how Manchester looked Monday, blanketed under the were unfounded and libelous, and her The funeral is Thursday at 1 p.m. Ms. Claffey recently filed a com­ Joseph E. Wehr Jr. of South Windsor, season’s first major srowfall. No shovels nor plows have yet department was being used as a f x z ' V S' at the Bolton Congregational Church plaint against Mrs. Heslin with the James D. Wehr of East Hartford; a disturbed this scene at the corner of Windemere and Broad scapegoat. state Freedom of Information Com­ Challenges with the Rev. J. Stanton Conover of­ ^Get Good Players’ use daughter, Mrs. Loretta M. Osborne “What they are saying is an insult. ficiating. Burial will be in Willington streets. (Herald photo by Pinto) mission, claiming the commissioner of East Hartford; a sister, Mrs. John It’s libelous. We handle every com­ violated FIO laws because she would Meehan of Wyckoff, N.J.; and four Hills Cemetery, Willington. There plaint that comes across our doors,” are no calling hours. not release results of a probe into a grandchildren. she said. “I’d have somebody’s head Hartford area paving firm which Paterno’s Answer Lions for No, 1 The Fitzgerald Funeral Home, 225 if they didn’t handle a complaint.” The funeral is Thursday at 9:15 Manchester Elks Plan allegedly failed to honor written NEW YORK (UPI) — Joe Paterno is always being asked to a,m. from the Newkirk & Whitney Main St., Manchester, is in charge of Pat Claffey, consumer counsel for arrangements. guarantees. Funeral Hpme, 318 Burnside Ave., the Hartford BBB, said over the last describe his coaching philosophies and techniques that have built NEW YORK (UPI) — The University of Southern California Friends may make memorial The FOI ruled in Mrs. Heslin’s East Hartford, with a mass at 10 in 25th Memorial Service three years her agency has sent hun­ favor. Penn State University into a perennial power in . I- f » moved into a challenging position for national championship donations to the charity of their dreds of consumer complaints to the honors today by taking over third place in the weekly United St. Christopher’s Church. Burial is in choice. ’”The better business bureaus are His answer is simple: ”I get good the Veterans Section, Hillside . ’The Manchester Lodge of Elks will Reardon with the guests and visitors consumer protections fraud division. private agencies and are not.entitled players.” Press International Board of Coaches college football ratings. welcomed by Raymond D. Cemetery, East Hartford. conduct its 25th annual Memorial “They (the DCP) haven’t done to confidential government informa­ That was clearly demonstrated guard Bob Brewer and punter Casey Penn State, which finished its Card of Thanks Sunday Service on Sunday at 5 p.m. McCarthy. Friends may call at the funeral The family of Robert E. Richardson wish to thank anything about them,” Ms. Claffey tion. If a consumer complains to me Monday when the top-ranked Nittany Murphy; Cornell placed running back season as the nation's only unbeaten to fourth with 414 points. home today from 7 to 9 p.m. and all those who remembered us with cards, flowers, at the Manchester High School The Ritual for this service will be said, referring to the complaints. Lions placed seven players on the 24- Cougars in Rally about a company, no better business Joe Holland; Princeton named mid­ squad (11-0), held on to the No, 1 spot Penn State received 30 first-place and other services, and who were so kind to us at the auditorium, 134 E. Middle Turnpike. conducted by ’Thomas Blanchard, A1 Kerstein, president of the member United Press Inter­ Wednesday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. time of our bereavment. bureau in the United States is going dle guard Pete Funke; Rutgers was by a commanding margin, but votes and 505 points from the 34 Co-chairman, George L. Meixell, past exalted ruler, and the past Bridgeport BBB, said “It’s become The family suggests that those Lucy A. Richardson, wife.— to get that information from me,” national’s All-East team as cljosen represented by offensive tackle John Alabama beat out the Trojans for No. coaches who participated in this past exalted ruler, said that this ser­ exalted rulers of the lodge. so bad” he won’t deal with the DCP wishing to may make memorial gifts Edward A. Richardson. Mrs. Heslin said. by eastern coaches. Gallo; Navy tabbed defensive back 2 by only a scant three points. week's ratings. Michigan received Robert E. Richardson, sons. vice is mandated by the Grand Lodge In addition to Meixell, the anymore. To Take Opener to the Oncology Fund, c/o Sister Joining the brigade of Nittany Gregg Milo, and Army named center Southern Cal could capture the the lone first-place mention not Marianne Norton, St. Francis Now You Know of Elks Statute, designating the first Memorial Sunday Committee con­ 4» Lions were five players from Chuck Johnston. national championship with a victory Sunday of each December as sists of Donald G. McAuliffee, co- awarded to Penn State and Southern Hospital and Medical Center, 140 Prior to the death of San Francisco Pittsburgh, three from Yale, two Down by six points at the half, Manchester Community over Michigan in the Rose Bowl, Cal and held on to the fifth spot in the Woodland St., Hartford, Conn. 06105. Memorial Sunday. It is at this time, chairman, who is in charge of each from Dartmouth and Temple provided Penn State loses in the Mayor George Moscone, only two that the more than 2,400 Elks Lodges arrangements. College staged a second-half rally to register a 57-53 season­ ratings with 379 points. mayors of major American cities Storm Causes Mishaps and one apiece from Navy, Army, Sugar Bowl, and Alabama gets upset Nebraska (9-2), headed for a Myron F. Fitch through the United States Immediately following the service, Cornell, Rutgers and Princeton. opening basketball win over Eastern Connecticut State (College have been assassinated in office Vernon, South Windsor, Coventry sessions to allow the buses to get the All-East by Auburn next week. rematch with Oklahoma in the EAST HARTFORD - Myron F. memorialize those brothers who light refreshments will be served at Those selected from Penn State jayvees last night in Willimantic. since 1893 and both were chief and area State Police reported children home before the freezing Even if Alabama (10-1) beats Orange Bowl, moved up oofrplace to Fitch, 66, of 4 Wayside Pines, passed away during the year. the Elks Home on Bissell Street by were quarterback Chuck Fusina, Auburn and then defeats Penn State executives of Chicago — Carter H. The principal speaker will be the ladies of the Manchester numerous minor accidents rains were due to start. The top vote-getter was Cornell’s sixth and Gator Bowl-bound Clemson Bridgton, Maine, died Sunday Harrison in 1893 and Anto J. Cermak, offensive tackle Keith Dorney, run­ before applying fullcourt pressure to i a y nigS at East C aZ lic H^gh in the Sugar Bowl, a victory in the (lO-l) used its 41-23 thrashing ,»of Arthur J. Roy, special deputy grand Emblem Qub. ’The service is open to throughout the day and evening Mon­ Both court houses in Rockville, Holland, who finished second in the nab a 19-14 advantage. Eastern evening. He was the father of Claudia in Miami in 1933, with a bullet in­ ning back Matt Suhey, place-kicker at 8 o'clock against Post College of Rose Bowl by the Trojans 110-1) South Carolina to advance three exalted ruler. ’The eulogy will be the public. day due to the show and ice storm. divisions of Tolland County Superior nation in rushing behind Oklahoma's regained the momentum, forcing J. Fitch of East Hartford. tended fo: • esident Franklin D. Matt Bahr, defensive tackles Bruce Waterbury. could give them substantial support spots to No. 7, The funeral is Wednesday at 2 p.m. delivered by Monsignor Edward J. Schools in most of the towns were Court, closed sessions early bwause Billy Sims. The swift running back MCC to foul and turn the ball over, to Roosevelt. * closed at the end of four-hour Clark and Matt Millen and defensive for No. 1 since they defeated the Georgia, which still has an outside at the Raymond Funeral Home, 8 of the weather. averaged 155.1 yards per game and secure a 27^21 halftime lead. back Pete Harris. scored 16 touchdowns. He also was .Manchester C.C. (57) Thompson 2 1-2 Crimson Tide rather handily earlier shot at going to the Sugar Bowl, also Elm St., Bridgton, Maine. Burial will ’The meeting of the Vernon Board Pitt, which played Penn State very The Warriors hooped the first two in the season. of Education, which was scheduled fourth nationally in all-purpose 5, Murphy 2 2-3 6, Frederich 5 2-5 12, Zito climbed three places to No. 8 while be in Forest Hills Annex Cemetery, tough before losing 17-10, named buckets of the second half but MCC’s 11-1 3, Bazzano 7 3-9 17, Collazo 7 0-2 14, for Monday night was rescheduled rushing. Southern Cal used its exciting 27-25 Notre Damo, headed for the Cotton B rid^n, at a later date. ( About Town]Popcorn Buyers Cautioned wide receiver Gordon Jones and 5-foot-9 Joe Bazzano took charge, Beaupre 0 0-0 0, Wyman 0 0-0 0, Totals 24 victory over Notre Dame to forge Bowl, dropped one place to No. 9. for Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at the Spagnola, Jones, Bahr, Murphy and 9-22 57. Friends may call at the funeral guard Matt Carroll to the offensive stealing the ball three straight times past Oklahoma into the No. 3 spot. Ohio State is in the 10th spot. t • _ *¥•..! ______^ _ i . n iimnumerous ar/M ie Q samples om n laa h ohas e nn not turned up Middle School. Harris also ranked among the for seven consecutive points. KCSC J.V. (53) Lamb 8 4-9 20, home today from 7 to 9 p.m. The Illing Junior High School ad VERNON — The advisors for the money for the class treasury. The unit and placed end Hugh Green, The Trojans received three first- Six coaches from each of the seven any further glass. Students who have The meeting of the Fire Study nation’s statistical leaders, Spagnola Another flurry by Bazzano lifted Santhouse 0 2-3 2, Thomas 2 0-0 4, Costello visory council will meet Wednesday sophomore class and administration canisters came from Princeton In­ linebacker and deep back place votes and 445 points to move geographical areas of the nation at 7 p.m. in the school cafeteria. The dustries Inc. of Princeton, Ind. sold the canisters will also be contac­ Committee, also scheduled for Mon­ was 14th in pass receiving with 4.6 the Cougars into a 45-43 lead and 2 0-0 4, Franklin 0 0-1 0, Greene 5 11-14 21, at ^ k v ille High School issued an Jeff Delaney on the defensive team. catches per game and Jones was 17th Dagle 1 0-0 2, Totals 18 17-27 53. past the Sooners (10-1). who dropped comprise the UPI ratings board. advisory council was formed this advisory today concerning popcorn “In all probability this (the glass) ting their customers to inform them day night, was postponed until when he got tired, Bernardo Collazo Yale was represented by tight end with 4.3 grabs per contest; Bahr led C »-ottery ) year to enable parents to learn more sold in canisters as a class money­ was an isolated incident and was the' of the problem. Thursday at 7;30 p.m. in the took over, scoring eight of the John Spagnola, linebacker Bill the nation in field goals with an about the school and the school staff raising project. result of an uncontrollable-ac­ The sophomore class, its officers, Memorial Building. Crowley and defensive end Clint Cougars’ last 11 points. Meetings in Coventry, Bolton, and NCAA record 22; Murphy was 13th in HARTFORD — The winning to learn more about parental con­ Since the distribution of the cident,” school officials said. advisors, and school administrators Streit; Dartmouth named linebacker Bazzano finished his night’s work Free Agent Back Names In the News regret the inconvenience and ask for South Windsor, also scheduled for punting with a 42.6 average, and number drawn Monday in the cerns. Interested parents are invited canisters, a single particle of glass ’They said since the discovery of Tom Kuchar and running back Jeff with 17 points, 11 rebounds and nine HOUSTON (UPI) - The Houston Connecticut daily lottery was 485. to attend. understanding and cooperation from Monday night will also alll be Harris led the nation in pass in­ was discovered in one of them. “It the one piece of glass no others have Dufresne; Temple' placed offensive terceptions with 11. steals, all in the second half. Collazo Oilers Monday activated free agent Dick Motta been reported and examination of the customers. rescheduled. ' chipped in 14 markers and 10 caromg was not a part broken from that offensive lineman Larry Harris to WASHINGTON (UPI) — Dick Motta, coach of the defending NBA cham­ while Dwight Frederich had 12 points canister and therefore we must replace running back Alvin Maxson, pion Washington Bullets, underwent surgery Monday to'repair torn cartilage and Sean Thompson nine assists. assume it was in the container when who was released last week. in his left knee. Motta was injured last week while conducting a clinic in the Baker Says GOP Alive it was filled,” school officials said. MHS Workshop Set Coleman Eyes Job Scott Greene and Mike Lamb Harris, 6-feet-3 and 274 pounds, Washington area. ^ WILLIAMSBURG, Va. (UPI) — paced Eastern with 21 and 20 points “It’s time for us to start acting like Customers wishing to exchange or becomes the Oilers’ eighth offensive The surgery, done at Sibley Memorial Hospital by Bullets’ team physician Senate Republican Leader Howard respectively. a majority party,’’ he said, return their containers will be MANCHESTER - The Manchester High School BOSTON (UPI) - Petrocelli, who will handle the color. lineman. , Dr. Stanford Lavine, was called “successful” but Motta will miss the club’s Baker said today the 1978 elections suggesting that congressional granted an exchange canis ter or a full guidance department will sponsor a financial aid has been told he has the radio play- WITS fired veterans Ned Martin road games Tuesday at New York and Friday at New Orleans. Assistant demonstrated that the GOP is now Republicans “stop merely reacting refund upon the return of a full workshop Tuesday, Dec. 5, at 7:30 p.m. in the high school by-play job for the and , who had done the Coach Bernie Bickerstaff will handle the coaching chores in Motta's absence. canister. ready to start flexing some political to the initiatives of the Democrats” cafeteria. next season. Now all he needs is to be games for the last five seasons. Mar­ muscle. released from the final year of his, and offer their own legislative The sophomore class undertookd Henry Miller, financial director at the University of tin had been with the Red Sox since Sullivan Confident contract with WLW-TV in Cincinnati Speaking to the closing session of program. the fund raising project to raise Hartford, will review the Financial Aid Form (FAF), 1961 while Woods has done radio the Republican Governors’ Associa­ to take the job. BALTIMORE (UPI) — The Baltimore Orioles have acquired the contract Baker made no reference to the line by line, giving suggestions for properly Completing broadcasts for the Pirates, Yankes tion meeting. Baker said the GOP Coleman said Monday he would of veteran utility outfielder John Lowenstein from the-Texas Rangers for the 1980 presidential race although he .Manchattor T each item. and Oakland A’s. Sox Will Sign Rice $20,000 waiver price. General Manager Hank Peters announced Monday. gains in the states and Congress Nov. take the radio job if he could be has acknowledged he may seek the Parents should review Meeting College Costs and the Coleman came to Boston in 1966 7 “signaled to me that the Fire Calls I released from his contract with Lowestein, 30, batted .222 with 5 home runs and 21 RBIs in 77 games for GOP nomination. FAF before the meeting so that individual questions can after 14 years in Cleveland as a Texas last year. Republican Party is a viable unit.” WLW, which handles the Reds BOSTON (UPI) — Boston Red Sox President and General Baker was quizzed on his arrival be answered. , broadcaster for the Browns and In­ “We do still have a team on the games. He said he did not expect the Manager is apparently saving the team's Monday about a planned weekend rMonday, 12:03 p.m.—Kitchen (ire, 25 ’The program is open to all parents. dians. He replaced doing Jesse Thompson station or the Reds to object to his field, not just an aggregation of visit to New Hamphsire, but he in­ Bank St. (Town) television play-by-play until the 1975 money to make sure is around for a long time to knock players,” Baker said. sisted his mission was to help Sen.- Monday, 4:02 p.m.—Mutual aid to Ver­ taking the Boston job with WITS season, when he joined WLW. He also balls out of . PONTIAC, Mich. (UPI) — The Detroit Lions announced Monday they have He said the GOP might still be in a radio. placed rookie wide receiver, Jesse Thompson on the injured reserve list elect Gordon Humphrey with his non (Eighth District) FOR OVER 50 YEARS did radio play-by-play from 1966 to Sullivan, who was criticized for not numerical minority but suggested Today, 5:18 a.m.—Car fire, 210 Pine St. “They (WITS) have told me they because of an'ankle infection. campaign deficit. 1972. spending enough money to keep Luis making progress,” Sullivan said. the Efemocrats might be in the same (Town) would like to have me and made that The Lions also announced they have picked up Tony Leonard, a defensive The Tennessee senator said he Fitzgerald Funeral Home Coleman also is executive director Tiant from defecting to the rival New In a wide-ranging talk with position because of the increasing Today, 8:39 a.m.—Public service call, « • In our work as funeral dlrec- dear to me, ” Coleman said. He said back and three-year veteran, claimed on waivers from the San Francisco might visit New Hampshire for other Keeney and Portland streets (Town) of the Jimmy Fund, a Boston-based York Yankees, said Monday he was reporters after the showing of the number of political independents. purposes later. WLW-TV would respond within the 49ers. ------^ ------Digni^ed ■ ^ors, each of us tries to deserve organization devoted to raising confident the team would sign Rice team’s 1978 highlight film, Sullivan next few days to his request to be money for research of childhood in the near future. said he was not surprised by the un­ Isiah Robertson released from his contract. Family Service cancer. “I think Jim Rice will stay here,” favorable fallout after Tiant signed the trust that has been placed In ‘Tm still under contract to WLW LOS ANGELAS (UPI) — ’ Coach Ray Malavasi Monday Area Police Report Sullivan said. “He is important to with the Yankees. He also hinted he Personal Care and they are in the final year of their suspended linebacker Isiah Robertson for two weeks because of “conduct Records Broken this club both now and in the future.” may swing a deal, or two next us. It's our goal to serve with contract with the Reds. I can't pic­ detrimental to the football team.” Malavasi declined to say what specific ac- ORONO, Maine (UPI) — Four Rice is under contract tp the Red weekend at the winter meetings, but South Windsor South Windsor Police are in­ said the arrest was made in connec­ ture the Reds still insisting on my ,tion by Robertson, 29, prompted the suspension. honesty and Integrity at all times. University of Maine at Orono football Sox for next year plus his option year not tor a front-line player, Audrey Hackett, 37, of 51 vestigating the report of a break into The Rams said the suspension means Robertson will not play nor be paid tion with the investigation of a win­ doing the games. My relatidnship in 1980.' He, reportedly is looking for a Ceco Corp., Nutmeg Road, records were broken during the for two weeks. The Rams also announced running back Lawrence Candl^ood Drive, South Windsor, dow being broken at 79 Brooklyn St. there has been very good, both with recently ended season, officials say. long-term, multi-million dollar con­ sometimes over the weekend. Police He was released on his promise to Sullivan revealed the Red Sox McCutcheon is sidelined indefinitely with a torn hamstring in his right leg. was charged Monday with breach of the station and with the team,” Tailback John Marqiiis broke two tract which would allow him to spend said eight builder's saws and several appear in court in Rockville on Dec. offered Tian( a guaranteed contract the peace and resisting arrest. Coleman said. -r--,-..... of them in one game, rushing for a the rest of his playing days in Boston drills were taken. The value is not 5. WITS owner Joseph Scallan said an for 1979 He said Itiei e were ridei's Sue Barker Police said Ms. Hackett was in­ one-game high of 208 yards in a Sullivan and Rice's agent, Tony wliich, il TianI made tiie elub in 1980. volved in an argument with a male yet know. Erik Brodeur of 40 Dart Hill Road, Edward M. Fitzgerald announcement would be made MELBOURNE, Australia (UPI l - Sue Barker. Britain's No. 2 singles ten­ record 49 carries which also set a Pennacchia, have been negotiating guaranteed he would be paid for the friend over the use of his car. She South Windsor, was charged Monday 225 Main Street ^o m e Wednesday "unless we re thrown a nis player, will be unable to play in Wednesday 's second round of the $130,000 Vernon HOLMES New England college record. intermittently for the past two was released on a 85dO nonsurety with driving recklessly on Route 83. curve ball." He confirmed Coleman year. The same was true for 1981. Federation Cup at Kooyong after injuring herself in today’s match against Allen Muldoon, 22, of 133 Vernon Manchester, Connecticut 400 MAIN SntET . MANCHfSTtl.CONN Safety Bob Laberge broke the one- weeks. < bond for appearance in court in East was the top contender. “I knew there would be an adverse Monica Alverez of Spain. Avenue, Rockville was charged Mon­ He is scheduled to appear in court on game record for most interceptions “We have set the guidelines. I’m Hartford on Dec. 11. Dec. 5. Phone 643-5940 HOWARD L. HOLMES ARTHUR G. HOLMES Coleman is expected to be joined reaction but I didn’t let that overrule The Englishwoman strained a groin muscle and hurt her back when she day with criminal mischief. Police NORMAN M. HOLMES HOWARD M. HOLMES with three thefts during a game sure there will be disagreement once what I thought was a fair offer and slipped while running back for a shot at deuce in the 11th game of the second by former Red Sox infielder Rico against Lafayette. we come to numbers, but we’re what is fair to the ballclub,” he said. set. She continued in pain to win 6-0, 10-8. :f. PAGE FOURTEEN — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALi^ Manchester, Conn., Tues., Nov, M, 1978 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Tues., Nov. 28, 1978— PAGE FIFTEEN Terry Bradshaw on Target, Could Muhammad All Beat Larry Holmes? Coaching Satisfaction

scheme, though he also delegates authority -r Harry Gilmer and Jim Hanifan plot the offense, Tom Bettis is in Steelers’ Defense Brilliant charge of the defense. Some Wilkinson wrinkles are the Y- Missed by Joe Mullaney JUSTASK formation, with the tight end lining, up in the tockfield before — — — ' ' ' SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) - Murray Olderman PROVIDENCE, R.I. (UPI) look, Mullaney says. “Most haven’t late in the game — and Roy Gerela “As far as I'm concerned, it was a And Swann, who embarrassed San enable enthusiasm and attention they’ve Any notion that Pittsburgh’s Francisco’s left cornerback Vern converted the Cardinals’ defense to his pet — After coaching six U.S. pro had to accept the team principle. shown," Mullaney says. “They’re added an opening-period field goal to shutout," he said. “We had terrible Others lose it quickly. offense has gone into eclipse 'account for the points. _ Roberson on bothTD catches, wasn't By Murray Olderman “The 3-4 defense,” he says, “is a mistiomer.” He’s not teams and a club in Italy, probably the best team I’Ve had field position because of fumbles and against the four-man defensive line, “if you have a Dick “In the pros, you get situations True, the attack faltered badly in about to pinpoint a glaring weakness basketball mastermind Joe anywhere in that regard. ” has been dispelled. And, as for penalties and that made it tough on Butkus to play middle linebacker. With the 3-2, you supply with hype. You can’t satisfy owners the Steelers’ “Iron Curtain’’ the second half, but that was with the defense. But, as usual, the guys in thej,49grs' secondary. “There two very go:ood players inside for one Butkus.” Mullaney is savoring The Bruins will fare better than in Franco Harris sitting out most of the wasn'J'any set plan to pick on any one or people. You work to satisfy recent seasons, but don’t look for jdefense, it remains im­ came through." The tipoff; something he missed for nine yourself, With college, there is more game with a not-so-serious. pinched The 49ers' only score was a five- person," hq said. “He just happened in pi Mullaney to work miracles. The pregnable. to be there. It.'s my opinion that he’s sional sports Is for the quarterback and the ofie offensive years — satisfaction. satisfaction from your work. You can schedule is also one of their toughest nerve in his left arm. yard push after Bradshaw and Rocky ■j’ At the Tribute to Joe Louis in Las Vegas, linemen in professional lootball. My buddy says pro Before a national television Harris, a 1,000-yard rusher for five I still adjusting to a starting role." Mu^mmad Ali made an atrocious speech before a Mullaney hadn’t coached a college see a team reflecting how you want ever - including Marquette, Notre Bleier misconnected on a handoff. basketball piayers need the most intelligence. Who is them to play." he says. audience Monday night, the Steelers of his six NFL seasons, carried the No one was more distraught in the distinguished audience, virtually labelling the team since 1969 when he agreed last Dame, Clemson and two games And it took San Francisco's Paul stricken ex-champ an “Uncle ’Tom” in an inflamma­ right, if either? — Joe Meyera, Marinette, WIs. became the NFL’s winningest team, ball 12 times for 61 yards in the first loser’s dressing room than quarter­ Intelligence is desirable m any sports endeavor and often summer to take over the floundering Mullaney compiled a 271-94 record apiece with intra-state rivals Rhode Hofer four smashes before he nudged tory harangue that was more puzzling than lucid. in his 14 years at Providence for a at 11-2, by pounding the San Fran­ half to raise his season total to 907. back Scott Bull, who had five of his 28 separates the good from the great athlete. I’m not talkli^ basketball program at Ivy League Island and Providence. into the end zone from the two. Even Ali admitted, • after he was castigated by his about the I.Q. brand that is generated from scholarship^ .742 wining percentage which ranked cisco 49ers into submission. 24-7. Bradshaw completed 13 of 21 Offensively, no one was more passes intercepted. own camp followers, his passion^ot away from him. Brown University. He spent 1955 and Mullaney s return also renews a :y to apply learning.img. I’;I'm inclined...... to feel that the next 14 years fashioning third at the time behind Adolph Rupp tP Their recently criticized offense, passes for 195 yards. His three TD elated than wide receiver Lynn “1 was totally nauseated the way I the greatest burden of thinkingthink is on a pro quarterback,- coaching rivalry, as he matches wits Providence College into a national of Kentucky and John Wooden of which could muster only a pair passes, incidentally, put him in the Swann, a local product who caught a played," he said. “I know I’m not the particularly if he callsshisowi his own plays. Basketball is more of again with Jack Kraft, whose strong touchdowns in their last two games, Pittsburgh record book with 22 for type of quarterback to throw five in­ Q. What would happen if and when Muhammad All qot in a reactive game. AAqi quarterback gem power before being lured to the pro UCLA. Villanova defenses gave Mullaney career-high eight passes for 134 offensive linemen follow. ranks. Brown presents a big challenge. showed improvement asTjuarterback the season. yards. terceptions and I know I won't do it the same ring with Larry Holmes? Would the fight go the and his Providence College teams distance? — Dan Callahan, Morris, 111. In stints with the Kentucky Mullaney inherits a 4-22 team that tits in years past. Terry Bradshaw threw three Defensively, the Steelers were in­ “We tried to mix it up a little more again. ... The game may leave some Q. How many times have the Washington Redskins won Colonels, Los Angeles Lakers, Buf­ won but six games the year before. Kralt in his 18th year as a head touchdown passes — 23 and 25 yards deed impressive. In fact, good than usual," he said. “We pretty doubt in some people's minds about their conference? And which team has won the majority of ■m to Lynn Swann in the second quarter enough for Coach Chuck Noll to con­ our team, but I was the only one who falo Braves, Utah Stars and Spirits of On the optimistic side, he has four coach, is now at Rhode Island where much accomplished everything we their meetings; Washington or Dallas? — P.J. Bridges, starters returning and the Bruin and an 11-yarder to John Stallworth sider the victory a whitewash. worked on this week. " didn’t play well." Mobile, Ala. , St. Louis, not to mention the short­ he has turned the Rams into the No. 1 Since the current alignment of conferences was insti­ lived Baltimore Claws, Mullaney freshmen were 11-5 last year. •New England team and a top East tuted in 1970, the Redskins have won just once, when they knew something was missing, Mullaney doesn’t have an awesome Coast power. toppled Dallas for the Eastern Division title in 1972 and Jerry Wests and Wilt roster, but hope he is fashioning one advanced to the Super Bowl. They have, however, made His reunion with .Mullaney at a the playoffs, four other times as a “wild card” team. The Chamberlains don’t need the basic which will surprise some people. He local basketball luncheon this week Phillips Appreciates Campbell Redskins last won an NFL championship in 1M2. In the teaching and development college has tried to instill the necessity of was classic. rivalry with the Redskins, Dallas holds an edge of 20 wins, players yearn for. discipline, good execution and "We re going to call you the 'Big 14 losses, 2 ties going into this season. “The pros are all key men who avoiding the carelessness that Gray Bear, " pewter-haired Kraft have always been catered to. They lorfeits control of a game. told Mullaney with a handshake. *1 I don t think there’s any question about it now — Holmes Q. How many victories does John Wooden have for his “I'm pleased with the attitude, the As Man Who Makes Oilers Go would defeat Ali decisively because the latter is only a career in coaching college basketball? And how many come to you with a different out­ "I m already the Silver Fox ’ shell of his former self, looking for soft touches. He himself victories did he have at UCLA? — Ted Lyles, Elgin, S.C. told Holmes that he doesn’t intend to make the fight. Yet if Wooden’s varsity coachinq career spanned the years HOUSTON (UPI) - Houston player before him and is one of the ran in there another time on a fake the best rookie ground gainerdn NFL ^ey ever met, I think it would go the distance because 1946 through 1975. His first two years were at Indiana Oilers Coach Bum Phillips reasons the Oilers have gone from (handoff) and cut a defense history. Holmes is not a great puncher and because Ali, for all the State, his last 27 at UCLA. His complete record was Mark Noon Heads Veterans laughing stock to probable playoff wins, 161 losses; 620 of those victories were with the almost gets tears of apprecia­ lineman’s legs from underneath him. In the tailback’s two most recent slippage of talent, has always been able to take a punch. team. “Everything he does, he does that Bruins. tion every time he talks about performances, he has carried 55 “You all don’t appredate him like way. He doesn’t just carry the foot­ times for 321 yards. The work load Q. Being an avid baskethall fan, especially style, his prizetJ rookie runnng back, us coaches do," Phillips told ball. He blocks like the devil when ’ve often wondered what the NBA does witl I fine caused local writers to quote Bengals money.aey. Last year,i two players were fined 115,000 together Parting shot: With UHartford Hoop Five Earl Campbell. reporters Monday. “You ought to somebody else is carrying. He pass what dJd they do with It? The money for technicals, players extensively about whether career points. Campbell, the 1977 Heisman watch him pick up that safety on the protects every time. That’s the Campbell could hold up under the too. — Clyde Dunn, State Line, Miss. When $125,000 worth of tickets go down the drain, Eight returneers, leci by both from Rutherford, N.J., and Coach Gary Palladino reports that Trophy winner from Texas, has blitz. I mean he put him right on his difference to me in Earl Campbell pounding. The money is u s ^ for charitable contributions that the as happened recently at a San Francisco 49ers game Mark Noon — 1978-1979 team Brian Cray, 6-8 forward from Center- National Basketball Association -makes for appropriate because the ticketholders didn’t think it was worth "pre-season competition for starting broken into the NFL like no other back. The first thing that hit the and the other people." “He’s a great runner, but he’ll captain, will lead tbe Universi­ port, N.Y. groups. It does not go towards the operation of tne league the trouble to show up for the game (there were more berths is at an all-time high with four ground was the back of his neck. Earl If he keeps up the pace, “damned have to change his style to last 10 office. Funds for that are derived from 7 per cent of the than 12,000 no-shows), I think it’s tinie for pro football ty of Hartford basketball Leading freshmen vying for star­ positions up for grabs. Eight right he will be the NFL’s best player years,” cornerback Ken Riley said. gate receipts of each game. to re-evaluate the basic attraction of the sport. quintet into a bigbly com­ ting assignments are Jeff Kiernan, 6- ever,” Phillips said. Oilers’ quarterback Dan Pastorini There’s a sameness in the game which equates with returnees and seven freshmen are in 7 center from Manchester, who Billy Sims Favored And then, of course, there is Q. What is Bud Wilkinson’s actual role in coaching the dullness. petitive 27-game schedule that fold on a young ana comparatively in­ played at Worcester Academy last spoke of Campbell following Sun­ SL Louis Cardinals? I mean, he was away all those years All Alone for Score Campbell’s running ability. He day’s game. include 16 away games. experienced team." season on the New England prep from the game. Who does the real joh? — J.L., Cane Noon, an All-American third team Wide receiver Lynn Swann of Pittsburgh is all alone as he gain^ 122 yards on 27 carries Sunday “Even when Earl comes back to Girardeau, Mo. Please send all sports questions to Murray Olderman, P.O. Box Highlighting the away schedule is •school championship team; Ken in lifting.the Oilers to a 17-10 victory Nothing in football changes that much. The former 6346, Incline Village, Nev. 89450. Because of the volume of mail the Hartford-Trinity Invitational selection 1978 by the National Mink of Hartford, a 6-3 guard and catches scoring pass from Terry Bradshaw. Pair combined for the huddle walking on his tongue he there will be no individual responses. Association of Basketball Coaches over the Cincinnati Bengals. It was still wants to carry the ball,” Oklahoma coach has significant input to the (Cardinals’ Dec. 8-9 at Trinity .with the cham­ Connecticut All-State first team two scores in Steeler romp over San Francisco. (UPI Photo) Heisman Trophy (NABC), has been a three-time All- the seventh time this season the 224- Pastorini said. pionship game being televised on Division LL player at Weaver High New England star. "He is as com­ pound rookie tailback has gained 100 With three weeks left in the regular Channel 24 (CPTV) in Hartford; the last year; Chris Foley, 6-6 forward plete a basketball player as there is or more rushing yards in a game and season, Houston is 9-4 — the third Bentley Holiday Festival Dec. 28-29 out of Tabor Academy in Winner Awaited it kept him in the NFL rushing lead best record in the AFg^and the best with Division I St. Francis NY) and in Division II basketball, ” Palladino Massachusetts; Mike Morris, 6-0 with 1,265 yards. It also made him among AFC second place teams who Church Basketitall League West Chester State (PA); and a says. “His leadership and all-around guard from West Hartford where he the runningest Oilers back ever and are seeking two wild card playoff January trip to Florida to play play will be heavily counted on to played at Northwest Catholic; Bob New Orleans Coaeh NEW YORK (UPI) — College football’s most coveted in­ berths. Jacksonville (Jan. 6) and Florida help continue the winning tradition at Tanguay, 6-1 guard. Bristol, and Tom dividual honor — the Heisman Trophy — will be awarded today Institute of Technology (Jan. 8). Hartford." the coach added. Bisson, 6-0 guard. West Hartford. The Hawks, 15-11 last year, open Veteran returnees, along with Two new additions in first year to the “outstanding player in the nation’’ and the competition for Launches Play Saturday Noon, are juniors Dave Szarkowski, Hoping for Breaks their season Dec. 2 at Southern college play are Don Whittle, a 6-3 the prize is being hotly contested among a half dozen players. Sipe Was on Target 6-7 forward from Northampton, Connecticut followed by a home junior and All-New England soccer 1 ve been informed that the and what the pro scouts tell me. I feel Tbe Manchester Interfaiib allowed. Females were allowed and Lutheran, Trinity Covenant. opener Dec. 5 hosting Suffolk Univer­ Mass., who averaged 6.4 points a All-Star team selection this year for NEW ORLEANS (UPI) — New Orleans Saints coach Dick balloting is too close to call and the sure Sims is the best back 4n Basketball League begins its did play for the first time last year. Emanuel of Manchester and sity in a tune-up before the Hartford- game last year, and Bill Egan, 6-3 the Hawks, and Bob Kondrotas, 6-4 Nolan, stung by consecutive last-second defeats to Atlanta, says winner may not be determined until America," says Oklahoma Coach In Browns^ Victory lltb season of play Saturday Churches represented are South Emanuel of Hartford. Trinity Invitational with Wesleyan guard from Hartford, who average and 220-pound junior center from he is waiting for the breaks to start evening out. early Tuesday morning when the Barry Switzer. “We’ve never had Methodist. Center Congregational, Emanuel of Manchester is defen­ and Central Connecticut. 5.2 points while coming off the Waterbury. Both have been im­ final ballots are counted,” said Jenny nigbt with four games at Illing “You just have to feel it’s going to anyone with his combination of speed CLEVELAND (UPI) — The Cleveland Browns combined a Wapping Congregational, St. Mary’s, ding champ. Noon, 6-3, 185-pound swingman bench; senior-guard Clay Young (6-0) pressive in early season practice Richards of the Downtown Athletic Junior High. turn around and balance out," Nolan and power.’* defense that rose to the occasion with a surprisingly sharp Faith Lutheran of East Hartford, Steve Armstrong is again serving from Bristol, is again a candidate for of East Granby; junior guard Cyrus sessions, Palladino says. Club, which presents the trophy. The league, comprised of teams said Monday after watching replays field. The receiver came back for the White also had an outstanding passing attack and a tremendous amount of enthusiasm to upset Temple Beth Shalom. Concordia as commissioner. All-East and All-American honors. Wyche (6-0) of New York City, N.Y. All home games at the UofH More than 1,000 sports writers and ’represented by junior and senior high Also, sophomores Ron Ross. 6-5 of a controversial interference call ball. season for Southern Cal. He rushed the Los Angeles Rams last Sunday, Cleveland Coach Sam Long Run The senior is No. 3 on Hartford’s all- F’hysical Education Center gym­ sportscasters from across the nation for 1,608 yards and scored 12 youths of various area churches, will guard, and Tom O’Brien. 6-10 center. against New Orleans cornerback “What 1 thought the call may have Rutigliano has concluded. LOS ANGELES (UPI) - With the time scoring leader’s list with 1,497- nasium will tap-off at 7:30 p.m. Maurice Spencer in the end zone that been was shoving somewhere past were mailed Heisman Trophy ballots touchdowns in becoming the all-time play a 9-game, 12-week schedule Unexpected hazard and any ballot received through 11 In whipping the highly touted Saturday evenings from now until theme of “thrill of victory and agony cost th Saints a win over Atlanta Sun­ the line of scrimmage to the goal rushing leader in the Pacific Ten of our feet,” the California State-Los SANTIAGO, Chile (UPI)-Golfers a.m. EST Tuesday will be counted. With 3,944 yards. Rams 30-19 at chilly Municipal spectacular play of rookie tight end early March except for Christmas day. line, but Spencer was just shadowing Angeles cross country team is at Santiago’s Los Leones Club ran Sports ■ The leading candidates for the Alexander and Brown figured to do Stadium, the” Browns actually did Ozzie Newsome has been the key to vacation. “It’s tough on the players when him. The receiver went up for a short scheduled to set out Tuesday morning into an unexpected hazard this Sports Briefs they put forth an effort like that and ball.” trophy are running backs Billy Sims well in the voting in their respective poorer statistically than Los Cleveland’s revitalized passing at­ Four games are played each week Fo ru m , starting at 6 o’clock and played hour­ on a 1,062 mile run from the southern weekend — a bomb threat. lose," Nolan said. “You just can't Nolan said he has sent copies of the of Oklahoma, Charles White of regions. Alexander, though injured Angeles. Cleveland gained 357 total tack, Rutigliano agreed and said, Southern California, Ted Brown of ly. A post-season tournament will tip of Mexico to the U.S.-Mexico After a telephone tip that a bomb control an official calling it. Any loss Saints’ coaching film to the league part of the season, is the SEC’s all- yards to 363 for the Rams. “There aren’t many teams in the ‘The.Greatest’ fight between Mike State, Charles also be staged. border in Tijuana. was scheduled to go off on Saturday, as the Montreal Canadiens’ is hard to forget. But the players office for their evaluation, even time leading rusher and Brown holds But oft-maligned Browns quarter­ league (hat can have a prolific pass In past road races we’ve Month's Special Rossman and Aldo Traver- Alexander of Lousiana State and The league is designed to allow as “We’re hoping to run seven-minute play was suspended for two hours public relations director have to. They have to go on to the though he admitted it would do all of North Carolina State’s rushing back Brian Sipe was on target when offense without a good tight end. He seen many great runners NEW YORK (UPI) - saro will be televised as many youths as possible to compete miles,” said coach Jeff Lough, “and while police scoured the entire and helped establish the next one.” nothing. quarterbacks Chuck Fusina of Penn records. his club needed it and Cleveland’s (Newsome) draws coverage away run down the roads of Trans World International the “Sport Special of the regardless of skill thus no high school if we do we should finish the run on course. No bomb was found. Montreal Expos’ radio The Saints have lost twice to Atlan­ “ Nothing’s going to change," State and Rick Leach of Michigan. Those voters who weigh leadership tough pass defense killed four Los from the wide receivers.” and the Hughes Television Month." varsity or jayvee players are Sunday, Dec. 3, around 4:30 p.m. Manchester. To name a network. ta this season in the final 10 seconds. Nolan said. “So what if they say ‘nay’ Sims and White are juniors and more than mere statistics are likely Angeles drives by intercepting Pat Turning to the play of the lines, few, 1945 winner Charlie Network announced Mon­ The 90-minute special only five juniors have ever won the (PST). On Sunday, the Falcons drove 72 or yea’? I don’t know if I can talk like to cast their ballots for either Fusina Haden aerials. Rutigliano said he was satisfied with Robbins, 1953 winner John day the Dec. 5 World will be carried to at least yards with no timeouts to win, aided this to you. We’re not supposed to Heisman Trophy since the award was or Leach. Fusina’s name can’t be “If he (Sipe) has a good blend with the performance of his men in the Boxing Association light- 80 per cent of the country first presented in 1935. Kelley, 1968-77 Amby Named Captain by the interference penalty. criticize officials.” found among the top 15 in passing, a running and passing game, it will trenches and particularly that of 4he Burfoot, not to mention heavyweight championship by the network. The 15- Sims, the nation’s leading rusher, yet under his guidance at quarter­ all fall into place for him," defensive line, ‘"rhe pressure they Bowling NEW HAVEN (UPI) - Nolan said the Saint secondary was Even Pearson admitted he was not Alabama Choice over Auburn this year’s winner. John rounder will be Rossman s Junior linebacker Tim would seem to hold a slight edge back Penn State has won ^ of 23 Rutigliano said. “But I think it was put on Haden had a lot to do with the not playing soft in fear of another touched on the play. Treacy of Ireiand. first defense of his title. Tumpane has been elected “Big Ben" pass, the long bomb and “I never considered it in­ because of his impressive statistics. games over the last two seasons. obvious that the big run by Greg •four interceptions.” The speedy back established the Big EASTERN BUSINESS- Ja l Alai captain of the 1979 Yale tip play that the Falcons used three terference,” the rookie receiver Leach’s name doesn’t appear Pruitt was something we needed On offense, the coach declared that pening! Auburn will make it But I think the greatest Eight Conference’s single season badly.” a contest, but Alabama will W alt B ender 169-385, University varsity football weeks ago to beat New Orleans. said. “When I heard all the commo­ among the top 25 passers, yet no his club, “was able to throw by man to finish this race was Murdoch Back rushing mark with 1,762 yards and prevail — 27-18. George Blake 159-379, Dan Entries team. “When you play a zone you always tion, I didn’t know if he had scored, if player in NCAA history has ac­ The speedy running back, who had design and to run well at the end of number 263, Thad led the nation in yards per game There are many tradi­ Toce 159-396, Lou ST. LOUIS (UPI) - The Tumpane. a native of have a man deep," Nolan said. “They they had intercepted or whether the counted for more touchdowns (81) been slowed much of this year, by a the game, when we needed to kill the Tuesday Evening (160.2), scoring (20 touchdowns) and M ajor tional clashes on tap this DellaFera 155, A1 Angeloni Verchinski. St. Louis Blues have Midlothian, HI., who cap­ could have used Big Ben, Big Horses, game was over. I thought the guy running and passing than the severe left calf contusion, finally clock. These are the kinds of things week, highlighted by the Who is this man? This h i CMC D0U4US nil C M SHOES yards per carry (7.6), Included 153, Tom Harrison 151, Ted T PUNTS ; PUNTS recalled right wing Bob tained the Yale freshman Big Cows or anything else. No matter Michigan quarterback. WithXeach at regained his form of past seasons and we haven’t been able to do in the big 85th renewal for Texas and I. Arra made a great play, but, apparently he Roback 146-388, Cliff Jones man is someone with guts. 1. ij. M w a Murdoch from their Salt football team in 1976. will what, we were going to have a man didn’t." among his achievements were four the helm for the past four seasons, dazzled the crowd with a twisting, 57- games in the past.” H oo p le 's Texas A&M; the 79th repeat 2. GorostoU Zoqui I i Zarria 200-yard plus rushing efforts. of the fabled Army-Navy 142-377, John Lavado 142, Thadeus Verchinski, who 3 . M u u I 3. haJii Lake City farm club and succeed Bill Crowley. deep. We did everything— three-man the Wolverines have posted a 38-4-2 yard touchdown dash. 4. Zecni Jan 4. Carea Nolan said use of instant replay to Rutigliano declined to speculate in classic at Philadelphia; the Alan Grzyb 142 -405, Ed participated last year also, sent down right wing Mike and four-man rush, rolled up the “From the film that I have seen record. • The'run, in the first minute of the 5. H w tia Ash I 5. Corostola verify important officials’ decisions, detail about his club’s slim playoff 73rd meeting of Georgia and Slota 141-391, Tony completed the rugged 4.8 ( . Pete Iru a 6 a l 6. larrea Crombeen. fourth quarter, put the Browns up 30- 7. OUve zones. But Bartkowski just went long talked about, may have reversed hopes, but noted, “The thing that’s Georgia '^ch ; and the 40th mile course in a 7. Telo Ceya Crombeen had been in Knee Operation 12 and effectively quelled the^am s’ DeDominieis 141-380, Ron 8. Rodrituer James 8. Sergio back and threw the ball. He didn’t the controversial call. important right now is to make sure homestate encore for Flor­ Joiner 391, Rich Cochefski wheelchair. SUBS 16s Kepa SUB Arteche four games with the Blues thoughts of a comeback. ida and the Miami Hurri­ ATLANTA (UPI) - hold on to it." “The kid (Pearson) said those we do the things that are necessary Fpotball 385, Bill Zwick 383, Jim Verchinski (from what 2nd GAAK DOUBLES 8th GAME DOUBUS recently after playing Mixed Reaction canes. 7 POITTS 7 POMTS Atlanta Falcons' first- Nolan said, however, replays of the Asked if the sbmetimes-. to win the remaining games.” things in the paper,” Nolan said. “If The Longhorns-Texas.. Mathiason 381. I’ve acknowledged) frac­ I Hazfa I J»nes 1. haJii larrea earlier this season in Salt string offensive tackle play in which safety Ralph McGill in­ they hadn’t calM the flag, I wouldn’t 2. M ontia Coya 2. Artano Carea Forecast A&M fray will be a high- tured a vertebra in a rock 3. Gamy Olave Lake City. Murdoch had tercepted a Bartkowski pass in the 3. Goiriena Asis I Warren Bryant had his left have anything to complain about. scoring affair with the for­ ZODI 'VC- Maureen climbing fall iii 1975 and 4. I.J. ^aiabal 4. Area Artedie been sidelined since knee operated on Monday end zone failed to show Spencer in^ “This was not a clear-cut call. TTiis On Rosens Move By Major Amos B. Hoople tory over Ohio State; and mer taking a 42-28 decision. 5. TeBo landa 5. Corostola irigo Suit Filed Against NFL Peerless Prognosticator Warwick 176-482, Rosann started wheelchair racing 6. Pete Bolivar I i Oregui Pierre training camp with and will be out for the terfering with wide receiver Dennis was in the judgment area. It might Notre Dame’s conquest of At Athens, the Ramblin’ 7. Juan N Morua CINCINNATI (UPI) — Pete Rose’s probable departure frorrt, Moody 176, Byrt Lingham after his accident. 7. Rodriguei Jan hepatitis and had been remainder of the season on Pearson. have been the case of where you LOS ANGELES (UPI) - Los Judge Harry Preerson to issue a Navy, 27-7, after the Mid- Wrecks of Georgia Tech will 8. Ittm Zoqui I 8. A l^ d h bpa the has drawn mixed reaction from his fans Egad, friends, quicker shipmen had run up a seven- make wrecks of the host 177. Why does this man race? SUK Arra Arriaga SUBS Arriaga I Sergio playing with the farm club the injured reserve list. “I’ve looked at the play several draw the line on interference. I say Angeles Coliseum Commission at­ summary judgment declaring that 9th GAME DOUBUS than a wink, to — kaf-kaff — game win streak, Georgia Bulldogs. In an yet Well, I feel he is a strong 3rd GAME DOUBUS to regain his conditioning. Bryant injured the knee times and to me it wasn’t what I that in my judgment it wasn’t throughout “Reds Country.” But, somewhat surprisingly, some torneys eager to bring another NFL rules violate the Sherman An­ coin a phrase, here we are at Later on, we correctly another upset, the Hoople 7 POMTS 7 POMTS MOUNTAIN DEW competitor and that he 1. Z e ^ Coya 1. Oregui Sebastian midway through the first would call interference,” Nolan said. (interference). staunch Rose supporters are not criticizing the club for letting professional football team to Los titrust Act. the final week o( the collegi- forecast the amazing victo- System sees the Yellow feels he is capable of doing 2. Gsiriena James 2. biakj Zarria Shelia Price 182-186-515, 3. Artano Pierre quarter of Sunday's game “ (Spencer) didn’t push off. All he did “I guess it was the right call. The him get away. Angeles iii 1980 say they will ask a The suit is directed against two ate season! ries of underdog Nebraska Jackets winning, 17-15. 3 Mana I Kepa Where, oh where, did the over mighty Oklahoma for what any other man can do 4. Rsdrifsez Zsqui I 4. Gamy Sergio against New Orleans. He was shadow the receiver down the federal judge to declare. National NFL bylaw’s, which Hoecker says And just a little further June Eccher 199-530, Edith 5. Area Larrea Cloutier Named guy was an official.’ “I figure I’ve been just about the time go? the Big 8 title, and Houston’s and from what many spec­ 5. JAsntm Jan McDonald of Cincinnati. ‘Tve Football League rules in violation of makes it difficult to find a replace­ south, the Gators of Florida Tracy 186-486, Kathy i TeBo Ash I 6. Arriaga I Irigo watched the second half of It seems like only yester- thrilling triumph over Texas will “blow” over the Miami tators have seen he can, 7. Arra Bolivar I 7. Alberdi A rte m ’ WINNIPEG, Manitoba antitrust laws. Patulak 176-176-506, Bertha 8. JUM I Obve the Falcons’ last-second, always closely followed Rose and I ment team for the Los Angeles day we were giving you for the SWC crown, Hurricanes, 40-20. and hopefully will do it i 16s Arriaga (UPI) — The Winnipeg Jets believe he’s the greatest baseball Attorney Gary Hoecker said Mon­ Rams, who are moving to Anaheim Alabama to trip Nebraska in Toutain 195-471, Lois SUBS J. J. Irarabal SUBS GorostoU Ispa 20-17 victory in street And, for a little frosting on In the “you can never tell again in many other races io th GAME SMGUS announced Monday the ap­ the season opener for both Brown 180-471, Lou ’Toutain 4tJi GAME StNGlES clothes and on crutches. player of modem time. day he will ask U.S. District Court for the 1980 season. the cake — heh-heh — we what witl happen” rivalry of 7 POMTS 7 POMTS pointment of Mqrc Cloutier^ Colls Having Problems clubs. A game, which inci­ to come. 1. Artano One of the disputed NFL laws gave you Clemson’s upset of Army and Navy, we confi­ 218-203-567, Lee Bean 187- 1. Bolivar I as executive director of dentally, the Crimson Tide odds-on Maryland for the dently predict the Middies 473, Penny Corbett 458, Thad is a student at the 2. J.i 2. A r r i^ I requires a two-thirds vote of the 28 won rather handily — 20-3 — University of Hartford in I Pete 3. Cainy business operations for the “But it won’t kill me not to see him Atlantic Coast champion­ will regain their early-sea- Mabel Duv^454, Claudette 4. MontiJU 4. Irigo club owriers before a team can har-rumph! S Juan I World Hockey Association in a Reds uniform. I got a little bit ship — har-rumph! son form and go home from Desjardins 454. accounting and has been an 5. Telo transfer from one city to another. That, roy friends, was just Yas, dear readers, your Philadelphia with a close 24- i Artectw 6. Pierre club. turned off this summer when Pete Easf Hartford resident all 7. M m a 7. Alberdi Both on Offense, Defense Xhe second requires a two-thirds one of the many sterling and Hoople System is enjoying 18 victory! 8. Area Poulan complained about how hard the his life. 8. l6o Cloutier, a 44-year-old startling results your Peer­ another sensational fore­ On December 10, the cur­ SUBZegiii SUB Carea pitcher was trying to get him out vote before an expansion team is Yes, Thad Vershinski is native of Ste. Agathe, allowed within 75 miles of another less Prognosticator gave casting season — hak-kaff! tain-closer in far away Stk GAME DOUBUS n th GAME OOUMES mKro25 BALTIMORE (UPI) - Marchibroda pointed to the the big play. when his hitting streak ended. Pete, you this fall. Now, for the closing Japan, the Temple Owls will 3 Q U IZ truly great and to me is 7 P o m s 7 POMTS Quebec, previously served GAS POWERED SAW offense’s inability Sunday to score on team. Anaheim is

PAGE SIXTEEN - MA.VCHKSTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn rues.. \ov 28. 1978 ScotVs World MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Tue5.,‘Nov. 28, "1978— PAGE SEVENTEEN ------W i Valve Company Plans Hospital ‘Solves’ Romance on the Stage To Replace Strikers Mystery Plans By VERNON SCOTT with other people. Then in April John VERNON — For several weeks now persons entering Rockville General Hospital’s lobby have seen big took me to dinner and said he was in BRIDGEPORT (UPI) — A more than HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - Movie love with me. go to work — if they wish to,” said com­ ^ sterious footprints here and there and posters heading sound stages are cavernous, gloomy century-old Bridgeport company han­ pany spokesman Robert Tyler.’*He said the “We started dating in June and we dicapped by a five-month strike has inter­ 64 J guys are coming,” the mystery was solved structures with little to recommend haven’t spwt a night apart since, company was ready to hire a whole new Monday when a new program was announced. them as trysting places, yet they viewed about 150 applicants to replace the crew. except when one of us was out of 440 workers who walked out. The program, which is BAD, is really good for the probably spark more romances than _ “We don’t have a contract,” ’Tyler said., V ed Dec t employees and for future patients of the hospital. ; r f town. Robert Tyler, a spokesman for Jenkins lonely hearts clubs. '“We’re free to hire anyone we want.” Bolto’ The announcement was made by Robert Boardman ad- "Neither of us had ever been Bros., said the company expected to hire . The. number of romantic flings, married. I was a tried and true single He said the company has been operating t^WENTAR'f mimstrator of the hospital. The BAD stands for “Buck-A- serious affairs and extramarital some of the applicants today. The strike is, at about 25 percent capacity with super­ lady. My parents had a bad marriage the longest in the company’s history. , J* ’® program is for hospital employees to help didos on movie sets historically have and it convinced me I would be better visory personnel. fight the problem of inflation. involved stars, producers, directors But Florence Easitis, president of Local The main issue is money. Employees are being encouraged to submit ways they off single. 5623 of the United Steelworkers of .. f and even wardrobe ladies, makeup The union is demanding a 50 cent per feel the hospital can save a dollar a day on operating V>' “I had SQjne close, long-lasting America, said the ultimatum had no im­ men and stagehands. relationshipsand- I didn’t see any hour raise each of three years. The com­ expenses and with employees working an average of 250 During the course of a movie or pact on the employees. pany’s final offer was a 45 cent increase difference between living with “Not one of our people irossed the ® savings of about $100,000. t television series film folk are thrown someone and getting married. A the first year and 40 cents each of the next While the hospital has many set expenses such as together in intimate proximity for picket line," she said. “They said they’d two years. wages and insurance benefits, Boardman feels some ' i / piece of official paper couldn’t make stay out and they will stay out until the extended periods of time. A romantic f:-’ any difference." The increases in both cases would be things that may be overlooked as being minor, could be bunch to start with, the temptations company gives us the contract we want." retroactive to June. corrected to save small amounts here and there, and Sid laifl When John suggested marriage, ' The employees walked out June 16, the W illiiim l’r(t\m irt‘ I ih lOinlin often prove difficult to withstand. The last time both sides sat down to talk that s why he’s looking for help from observant Adrienne balked. She left town for a day after their three-year contract Sometimes the romances breed few days to think things over. When was Nov. 10. No new negotiations were employees. scandal, sometimes marriage, more expired. Five of the 440 employees either scheduled. she returned to Hollywood she wore a In honor of the program, which started yesterday it often just short-lived love affairs. have retired or found other jobs. Jenkins’ makes industrial valves, main­ wi be known as the “BAD Month" at the hospital to in­ Peopletalk T-shirt that read "Yes, J.C. and “We’ve sent letters to the individuals Spencer Tracy and Katharine Hep­ that was her answer. ly for petro-chemical companies and still a cost-conscious attitude in the employees. The first burn fell in love after meeting on and told them they arWree to come in and utilities. Ailrienne Barlteau They set next Feb. 9 for their wed­ ^ suggestion will receive a ' "Adam's Rib" at MGM. Their ding, commemorating the date they BAD coffee mug as a prize. Rubber bucks will also be relationship endured for more than first met. They have since moved the awarded for following suggestions. The rubber bucks will 20 years. David Birney and Meredith of which will be aired this season. nuptials to Jan, 1 "because it’s entitle employees to such things as free coffee or a free Judy’s Fans Buy Bundle Baxter were zapped on their TV Last February Adrienne responded special of the day in the cafeteria. 9,' to a request for an interview from always a holiday and not easy to Eatery Owner Stakeouti show, "Bridget Loves Birney,’’_(a forget," Colonial Bazaar It was the auction ol the decaiic — passes out monthly lor "Ihe luggest. Cl Ills, to be very liir.riy and very prophetic title) and later married. writer-director John Carpenter who Of her change of heart about St. John’s Episcopal Church, Route 30, wjH have its the personal possessions ol the late most ridiculous oi' most iroriie ex,tm- stianje .ind haw lots of special Cupid's latest victim of sound had written “Somebody’s Watching 2 Judy Garland, sold in H(;llywoo'd bv Me” with Adrienne in mind. marriage, Adrienne said, "Because Nabs Burglary Suspect Colonial Christmas Bazaar Saturday from 9 a.m. to 3 ple nl wastelul government spin illeits " But he won t go beyond stage romance is Adrienne Barbeau, of the depths of my feelings for John, p.m. at the church. one-time husband Sid Lutt — and her ding." tli.ii Tiic I esi ol the cash'.’ -"■Kxtreme- the buxom brunette who costarred in Although they’d never met, John ad­ mired her work, I wanted to make a statement. But A variety of handmade items will be on sale. Tables fans dropped a bundle to cart them rhe wave machine - installed in a !\ iiilci' siing. he siiys-— "but it's the defunct “Maude” series. after I said yes I was totally freaked will feature holiday crafts, homebaked foods, knitted and away. Salt Lake City swimmine pool :.lso a seci'et Adrienne managed to avoid set- “I walked into his office and was NORWALK (UPI) — Frank Cocchia Police theorized Wright was responsible Good Day for Announcement crocheted articles, religious articles, plants, white Lliy Tomlin laid out $1.l’0i) tor a simulates ocean action known milv side entanglements during her six- immediately interested in him,” out. We were both scared about the thought eight burglaries in six months at for taking several hundred dollars from ! he (.omcliaek decision for a while” What better way to announce a Christmas bazaar than to have a pic- elephant items, used books and toys, thumb print pic­ pair of dice — loaded .so they always (oastal swimmers. Adrienne said. "He is a handsome his restaurant were enough, so he and his . the Lighthouse and other area eateries. l oiiMe Francis is going back to year stay with the series, although tures, and hand-sewn goods. come up 11 — a gift from Humphrey . Says Proxmire. Based on liii.s she did have seveaal "meaningful man and I wondered if he was Adridnne believes the close chef staked out the eatery and after a "Basically, he had a pattern,” Cocchia ^ re in the season's first major snowstorm. Meghan Cassidy, left and \u’ck alter a lour-year retirement A New England style luncheon will be served from 11 Bogart. A bidder named Rick Meyer rationale, hard-pres.sed taxpaveis relationships" away from the set. married: associations formed on movie and TV scuffle dished up a burglary suspect. said Monday, referring td burglary losses Kevin John Cassidy, center, help their mother post the sign for the lollowine Ihe trauma of being raped. a.m. to 2 p.m. Bazaar chairmen are Barbara Darby and paid $60,000 for her 1953 Mercede.s will next be asked to lund ski slopes But she fell head over heels in love in “He told me had written the part, a sets are responsible for many a Frank Cocchia, 36, notified the police of nearly $2,500 over the past month and a Christmas bazaar at the Bolton Elementary School. The sign tells the Benz. .Mi.ss I-rani is says she's returning to lesbian, with me in mind. It was romance, including a previous one of Vicky Zielinski. The public is invited. in Florida mountain sceiierv m li- the course of making a TV movie Saturday night that he and his chef, Juan half. story. The Christmas Store for children will be open to students in The total take: in excess ol .$100.- show t'u.-iiicss and "getting my feet strictly business and three weeks her own. "He knew exactly where he was going. Friends Meet riiursday diana. igloos in Death Valley , i wci oil U i.dnesday night's "Dick earlier this year. Hernandez, 39, planned to stake out the Grades K-B Parents are reminded to give children shopping money on 000. later we began production. On the "If you stop and think about it, ” Lighthouse , Restaurant. Several hours He walked right in and went straight to VERNON — The Friends of Valley Falls Park will tropical rain lorests in Wisconsin. I ia, K Live ' on \BC-TV. Since leaving "Maude," Adrienne ^ e sixth. There will be a special Santa's Store for children in Grades Ski Kun.sus? has starred in four video movies, first day of shooting John took me to she said, "where else do I get to meet later they had their man. the office without looking around,” the meet Thursday at 8 p.m. at the Burke home on Bolton Slirinkiiio l.il\ tdic told reporters in Hollywood lunch and I told him my life s*ory eligible men. I work all day and stick Landlubbers in Salt Lake Citv mav "Crash,” "Somebody’s Watching , “I wanted the police to stake it out, but restaurant owner said, K-2. Besides all of the gift booths there will also be refreshments on Road. The meeting will review incorporating plans, trails Lily Tomlin is iined up in pi.,\ the o being raiiecFitt'kiiifepoint in "Aside from that we didn't date to myself on weekends, so there real­ be grateful, but Sen William, Me," "Charlie and The Great apparently they couldn’t do it because' "We were fortunate that no one was sale. The public is invited. (Herald photo by Pinto) to be marked in the park, an plans for a Christmas sale on un-Saiilorized,.he..jine d "Tbe In, a .\ew 't'lak hotel room in 1974 she during the three weeks of production ly isn t much of an opportunity to hurt. He was a big guy and it took about 10 Dec. 16. The public is invited. Proxmire considers the Bureau ol credible Shrinking Woman " - basci' Balloon Chase” and "The Clone," all they were shortchanged in men on the began the most dillicult period of We were both ending relationships meet or mingle with people. minutes to pin him down. It was also for­ Outdoor Recreation s $145,000 wave...,..'!h.,.t.he iy,i}7 horror lilm o| a man who night shift,” he said. “So we decided to do mv liic - abandoning everything tunate that he wasn’t armed, because we machine a ripoff. gets smaller and smaller tnit the .Now .she says ..he's recovered — it ourselves," The Wisconsin Democrat picked Police said Monday Eddie Wright, 21, of weren’t either.” rest is a secret, .says director ,lohn with tile help ol Iriends and family, Cocchia said given the circumstances, the bureau for November s 'Golden Landis in Hollywood ami 2 1 2 years ot psychiatric Norwalk had been charged with 18 TV Tonight burglary counts, 14 larceny counts, he would do it again if “it meant someone Fleece Award" the trophv he Says he of his new movie p s therapv. .She .won a $2.5 million possession of burglary tools and was interfering with my work. setileiiiciu 111 lii.T suit against the attempted burglary in connection with a “We have to protect our own property, I hotc-l I ham. 6:00 8:00 A professional motorcyclist, his a Hogan s Heroes ffidHSONews (X) The Paper Chase DUQoy ana a lemaie trucK oriver 0 OICK cavett number of burglaries in the area. tried to get police cooperation. I called tJlinte of the l);i\ CS The Brady Bunch ( £ Croaa-Wita take on a vicious gang of high- Authorities said Wright was captured by them that evening and told them we were ffi Joker’s Wild (£) a Happy Days dway hijackers. 11:30 siipicii.e i.'ourt .luslice Thurgood (3) Bozo’s Big Top ® Movie "Joe" (1970) Peter ® a Thraa’t Company ( £ Bamaby Jonas Cocchia and Hernandez after he pried staying in the restaurant,” he said. Ma;.-,.ar to 'i'lme m.igazine. "The ® TV Community College Boyle, Dennis Patrick. Whert a a A Conversation WHh (S Hogan’s Heroes open a side door about 7:30 a.m. Sunday, “They cautioned us to be very careful 3 My Three Sons young girl freaks out on drugs a Movie "So Big" (1953) Jane ( D a A B C Movie "Nightmare {Hit another Ku Klui Klaii iieter dies. They just and suggested that we hire someone." S9 Bonanza her father kills her hippie Wyman, Sterling Hayden. A wid­ In Badham County" (1975) forced his way into an inner office and was '.vc.iriiu: sheets because sheets ® FeeUng Free boyfriend. 2 hrs. ow is disappointed by her only Deborah Raffin, Lynne Moody. subdued after a 10 minute scuffle. ' QB Voice Df Faith ■ l S w IC M ) eight. meant to France and to the world. De He said on arrival he has no plans Gaulle’s life symbolized the will of FOR k SIKIXSSFIH. TORKIRIION THE CONNECTICUT LAW CLINIC ' Pl*e* Your TRUST for a political comeback, and ELASTIC OF th* Oiamond SptciUJsl the West to survive. promptly disappeared into the 20- “Of all the leaders I’ve met outside STOCKINGS M.G.M. AGADEMV TRANTOLO & TRANTOLO Meetings Tonight MANdHCtTIN M n U M .|4 * «*ra akd room suite he is occupying at Paris’ of Atnerica, I can truly say that de WHEELCHAIRS VERNON646-0772 VMMOH, WIItTOL ru x *. WEATFMIHt. tlM tlUKY COVENTRY — The meeting of the OF HAIRDRESSING HARTFORD S22-g34l most elegant address, the Ritz Hotel. Gaulle was the one who inspired me M TH lM D R U fi 397-C BROAD STREET, MANCHC8TER Candlelight Service But it was the Nixon of old who most. Planning and Zoning Commission NEWmOTON EM-JJM and the special meeting of the Town 646-a066 WATERBURY 753-4100 A crowd estimated by police to be 15,000 Mayor George Moscone and Supervisor stepped out of his hotel at lunchtime “He was a p e a t president. He CROMWELL 535-1511 held a candlelight service in front of San Harvey Milk late Monday. (UPI photo) Monday and strode into a^crowd of remained my friend even when I was Council, both schieduled for Monday DAILY, EVENING A SATURDAY OFFICE HOURS Right, have been rescheduled to Francisco City Hall, left, in. honor of slain about 150 people, shaking hands, out of office. That’s real friendship.” laughing and waving. Nixon recalled that in 1964 after he tonight at 7:30 in the Town Hall.

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Help Wanted 13 Homea For Sale 23 Homes For Salo 23 AVON- To Buy or Sell. Manchester, Bolton, Coven­ try, Andover. Call collect 822- ^he iicnilb 80®. MACHINIST / Opportunities- full and part time positions CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING are available for first class Lathe Set-Up and operators. Experienced iii aircraft quali­ ty work. ,We are locatM on Route 5 and easily accessable PHONE 643-2711 by 1*9. Please phone 528-9487 FOR ASSISTAfICE IN PLACING YOUR AD or come in P.S. Machine Co., 1505 John Fitch Blvd., South yVhy Not Order Windsor, Your Happy Ad Help Wanted 13 FORMAN- working forman is Today! ADVERTISING ADVERTISING GIRL FRIDAY- Starting needed in an aircraft quality Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted RATES salary $140, plus company job shop. Lead men, set-up 13 DEADLINE benefits. Person with take man or top notch all around machinist will qualify. Top SMALL ENGINE Mechanic- SECRETARIES - If you have 12:00| noon the dAy before 1 day ...... 124 word per day charge ability. Typing and good skills, or skills you pubiltation.pubiltjition. 3 days ..... 114 word per day knowledge of office procedure wages. Please call 528-9487. Experienced, full time, 6 days ..... word per day excellent opportunity! haven't used for awhile, call Deadline for Beturday and 104 necessary. Sales experience 26 days .. 94 d a y s ...... Eickert's Lawn & Leisure, 289-4319 for more information, Mongay Is 12;i00 Noon Friday. helpful. Contact Steve, 643- DRIVERS FOR SCHOOL 15 words $2.00 minimum 2171. BUSES WANTED- We will 742-6103. Kris Kringle Bazaar Happy A d s ...... $2.50 Inch train you. Part time. NURSES AIDE- 6 am to 2 pm. p U a s e r e a d TIRE CHANGER WANTED- Laural Manor, 91 Chestnut Sat, Dec. 2nd, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. m ain tena pIc e w o r k e r / Housewives and retirees preferred, Manchester area, The Tyre Man. Call 643-2444, Street, Manchester. 649-4519. Y0.UKAD Full Time- Some truck or 2®-3641. TALCOTTVILLE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH driving. Must be willing 643-2373.______Main SL and Elm Hill Rd. ^^taktlfied ade are taken over lOIL BURNER SERVICE tha phone M a convenience. worker. Call 643-2171. EMPATHIC INNOVATIVE TECHNICIAN- Licens^ and Qlft bargains for all at a Country Storo, phia booths PARAGON TOOL ,CO. INC., Tha Herald fi ratponilbla for Individual or Individuals or Has immediate openings for experienced serviceman flllsd with handicrafts, handknita, Christmas only one Incorrect Inaartlon and CARPENTER - Experienced - than only *to-tha a lir oF ^ a couple to live in, manage and alj around Machinists. wanted immediately. DacoraHona, woodan wars, candy, plants, drisd to work in M anchester / maintain old but still rock Uniforms and transportation original inaartlon. Errou which Willimantic area. Call 742- Bridgeport Operators, EDM flowsra, Attic Traaauraa, and much mora. do not lessen tha vahM of 6062. solid former ■ FRATERNAL Operator, Cintimatie N.C. furnished. Highest starting Lunchaon 11:30 a.m. Suppsr at 0 p.m. Mrs. Clyda edvartlsameni wur not be cw- building. Owner desires to Operator. Liberal overtime rate for right man. Frank rectad by^an-^ additional Inaar­ rent 20 sleeping rooms with and fringe benefits. Apply at: Stiles, 527-5223. Equal Oppor­ y o Backwith will accapt raaarvatlons until Nov. 20th. tlon. MACHINIST- Second shift. admittedly archaic floor plan 121 Adams Street, tunity Employer. Homomada ham loaf and baana with all tha sxtraa. Cafl We have immediate and to able people of modest t ; satisfying opportunities for Manchester. 647-9935. ______Attendance prlf 0$ hourly. means. Active retirees BOOKKEEPERS- If you have ■skilled trades persons. probably best but WILL good skills, or skills you Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 SURFACE GRfNDER, CONSIDER other concepts. BABYSITTER- Bowers haven't used for awhile, call INTERNAL GRINDER, Neighborhood is unusual but School area. 2 toddlers, full 289-4319 for more information. WHAT IS YOUR INDEX □ EMPLOYMENT SEWING MACHINE NURSES AIDES- Full time, TURRET LATHE, overall pleasing blend of time. Quiet home needed. Call Operators and miscellaneous all shifts. Experience BRIDGEPORT-MILLER, municipal buildings, offices, evenings, 646-3931. RNs / LPNs / NURSES N O T IC C t workers needed. MUST preferred, but training will be TAPER /'xGRINDER, library, church and park. AIDES- COS needs you! Work BARROWS 1 — Lott and Found INSPECTOR, D'EVHEG 3B- full time or supplement your 2 — Paraonala Help Wanted 13 HAVE SOME High School given. Apply in person: East Excellent bus service. Zoning CARPET CLEANERS- Will |r PROPERTY Eklucation. Must be able to Hartford Conalescent Home, JIG MILL, BROACHING, train for full time position. income. Local assignments, 3 — Announcements i# business. Conceivably, ASSEMBLER, CL e ¥ k 4 — Entsfiainmant WANTED - Gas station atten­ read and speak English, and 745 Man Street, East Hart­ managers and tenants could Car necessary. Salary, excellent rates. COS, 111 CAREER NIGHT 5 — Auctions dant, full or part time. rovide own transportation, ford. INVENTORY CONTROL. have small business on mileage, plus excellent Pearl Street, Hartford, 246- Mature, responsible person io experience neessary. - ApW Cushman Industries, premises. Communal store- benefits. 528-®®. 5626. ^ WORTH? FINANCIAL R 806 Windsor Street, Hartford, We are Interested In both experienced agents a — Bondi-Stocks-Mortgages for third shift. References Please Call Personnel Depart­ s e c r e t a r y - Part office space available. Large, 9 — Personal Loans Monday thru Friday, 8 am- HAIR TYLISTS- SHARP and newcomers to the exciting field of real es­ Call 871-1698, ment at Pioneer Parachute mornings, Vernon Circlfe area. secure storage space PART TIME- Mornings and 10 — Insurance Company, 644-1581. Typing, and m^hine 3:30 pm. EOE. M/F. available. Reply Saturdays. Man, energetic, MANAGER- ASSISTANT START tate to fill positions available In our HAIR CUTTERS, Rapidly We will appraise your Manchester, South Windsor, Vernon and East EMPLOYMENT TOOLMAKERS - Machinists. transcription a muse. Send INDEPENDANCE, Box E, able to handle ladders. Some $29,000 Buys this cozy 13 Help Wanted Apply 81 Commerce Street, NURSES AIDE- 3 p.m. to 11 resume to Box AA c/o FULL TIME Dishwasher. c/o Manchester Herald. climbing. Assist outside expanding National chain of YOUR Hartford offices. 14 — Business Opportunities Apply at Tacorral, 246 Broad precision haircutting shops LEARN... 15 — Situation Wanted Glastonbury. PTG Company. p.m. Enjoy working in a very Manchester Herald. Salesmen on estimates. Call property and suggest an 5 Room Bungalow Telephone 633-7631. pleasant and modern at­ Street, Manchester. 646-0686. opening soon in Marshafls REAL ‘Why “Barrowt piopl*’'ira M •uccawtul SECRETARY WANTED: 'How to got ■lartid ^ Get started building your real estate EDUCATION mosphere, helping our elderly MOLD MAKERS Tired of commutiiw to Hart­ Mall Manchester. We are 18 — Pfiviie Instructions SUBSTITUTE BUS Driver ‘ How much con bo oamod equity. Scarce price range. Lovely living RN, LPN, 7 to 3 and 3 to 1 patients. Experienced Experienced only interested ford? Do you live East of the PART TIME SECRETARIES looking for a licensed asking price ■ (m«Mi|itiaa) ESTATE 19 — Schools-Ciasses needed- we will train. Call 742- ‘How lo-ochlovo pofooiul growth room with newer wall-to-wall carpeting, 20 -- Instructions Wanted shifts. Good pay, good preferred. Excellent wages in earning ®0,000 and over per River? Outstanding oppor­ / TYPIST / BOOKKEEPERS- manager and stylists who can 7339. do today's casual blow dry ‘How our btining program halpa you grow dining area, attractive work Kitchen In­ benefits and working con­ and benefits. Please call year.Please call 563-1475 tunity in life insurance agen­ For information call 289-4319. CAREER ‘How our MuM-Offlco INotworti worka REAL ESTATE hair cuts. Good salary and Serving Glastonbury 23 — Homes tor Sale ditions. Apply in person, Ver­ Doris Blain, RN, Director of between 8 a.m. and 4 p.m. cy. Experience in processing ‘About our computarlaod muHIpIo llatinga cluding range and refrigerator, two FULL TIME Receptionist- AT THE 24 — Lots-Land for Sale non Manor, 180 Regan Road, Nurses, 646-0129, between 9 and servicing life insurance LAUNDRY NEEDS commissions plus paid ‘About our NathHiwWo Ralarral Sarvico bedrooms and bath. Start the now year 25 — Investment Property Vernon. a.m. and 5 p.m. Manchester PART TIME CUSTODIAN- General office skills, answer ADDITION HELP- Driving vacations and holidays. In­ and ‘About our T.V., radio, and nowapapor ad campaigna 26 — Business Property policies as well as ^ood typing right with a home of your own. Manor Nursing Home, 385 Evenings 6 to 10 p.m. Ap- phone, good typing ability, skills are essential. Salary and running wash room shop training. No following TOP ‘About Managomont opportunltlaa 27 — Resort Property some errands. Neeo car. Call ^ surrounding areas 28 — Real Estate Wanted CERAMIC TILE MECHANIC West Center Street. proxiately 20 hours per week. negotiable. Send resume to machines. Full or part time, required. Call Kim or Judy 1- Doirt miss this btSMy infoniithft mmt - it cm M dmie yor ift Reply to P.O. Box 847, Linda, 646-1980 alter 3 pm. day or evening. Cafl 289-1527. 226-7851. COMMAND MISC. SERVICES - Experienced only. Top Box D, c/o Manchester wages, /^ply: Atlas Tile, 18® Manchester, Conn. Evening Herald. PERFORMANCE, "The 31 — Services Offered PART TIME- No nights. No Haircuting Place." THURSDAYg H 0% 30, 7-IOpm 32 — Painting.Papering Berlin ’Tpke., Wethersfield, weekends. Long holidays. July SHEET METAL Mechanics- FULL & PART TIME Male Charles Fisher Co. 33 — Building-Contracting 563-0151. REAL ESTATE SALES- help. Good pay for the right 34 — Roofng-Siding and August off Many retired Experienced in installation of CLERK TYPIST- for small of­ Reahort Quality hm, 51 Licensed sales Person, or commercial and industrial fice in Founders Plaza, East person. Apply in person C J ’s W.E.A.I. Now has 5 additional ' Turnpike, Vernon 35 — Healing.Plumbing gentlemen and housewives openings for part-time holiday 194 Ntw London Tpk. Refreshr will be served 'rea/fy 36 — Flooring RN-LPN wanted for full or enjoy driving school buses. taking Real Estate course. heating and air conditioning Hartford. 3 days a week start, Giant Grinder, 273 Broad GLASTONBURY, CT 00033 37 — Moving.Trucking-Storage part time on all shifts. Apply Dynamic career opportunity systems. Top pay and will work into full time in a Street, before noon. work. 16 hours, $100 weekly. - No' [ or obligation 38 — Services Wanted Why not you? We will train. References required. Call 12 633-3658 647-1419 director of nursing. Salmon- Cafl Vernon, 875-2826, or for Mancheser, East Hart­ benefits. 649-4772. few months. Must be a good MISC. FOR SALE brook Convalescent Home, off ford, Vernon areas. Excellent typist and have a pleasent per­ to 3, or 4 to 7, 872-2128. Over Manhester, 643-2414. TRUCK DRIVER- light 18. Car required. 40 — Household Goods House Street, Glastonbury. commissions. Modern offices. GENERAL OFFICE CLERK- sonality. Send brief resume to delivery, 40 hour week. $3.25 41 — Articles for Sale Please call 633-5244. Call Mrs. Cody, Fireside 42 — Building Supplies TRUCK MECHANIC with For small office. Diversified W. B. Garber, 111 Founders per hour. 649-8648 from 7 am Realty, In., 643-8030. and interesting position. Plaza, Suite 1106, East Hart­ TEMPORARY POSITION- 43 — Pets -Birds- Dpgs qualifed experience in general to 4 pm. Available as of December 44 — Musical Inatrumenta NURSES AIDES wanted fy truck repairs. Commands top Knowledge of bookkeeping, ford, Ct. 06108. 45 ~ Boats & Accessories full time on all shifts. App^ SALESMAN / ESTIMATOR 1st., for indoor painting. 46 — Sporting Goods wages, $280 a week. Must filing, typing and shorthand AVON- Earn merry money for director of nursing. Saimon- for lumber yard. Must have helpful. Please contact: Fran FULL TIME WAREHOUSE Hours 7 a m. - 3 p.m., $3.02 47 -- Garden Products have own tools. All company the holidays. Sell AVON. Good hour. Apply in person between U ' \\l 48 — Antiques brook Convalescent Home, off experience in taking off Banning for appointmnt 643- MAN- must have some benefits. For Appointment earnings, flexible hours. For 8-4. Meadows Convalescent 49 — Wanted to Buy House Street, Glastonbury. call 688-2233. lumber and trim from plans. 2738. experience driving fork lifts. details call 5®-6695 or 523- Please call 633-5244. Also experienced in 7:30 am to 4 pm. Apply Home, 333 Bidwell Street, RENTALS 9401. Manchester. 52 — Room s for Rent RN- 3 p.m. to 11 p.m., and 11 measuring trim. Reply P.O. COOK - - F u ll tim e . Cadwell & Jones Inc., 46 SOMETHING SPECIAL 53 — Apartments lor Rent SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS for p.m. to 7 a.m. part time. Box 67, East Hartford, 06108. Experienced in institutional Adams Street, Manchester, / 54 — Hom es for Rent South Windsor. Will train. cooking preferred. Apply in 55 — Business for Rent Enjoy working with an BURR BENCH HELP- Will 56 — Resort Property for Rent Apply 9 Brookfield Street or excellent, supporting staff, person to East Hartford Con­ DENTAL ASSISTANT- to 57 — Wanted to Rent call 289-5918, after 12 noon. train. Call 10 to 2 . 289-7542. valescent Home, 745 Maiq work full or part time in oral HERALD 58 — M isc for Rent. caring for our elderly patients. Pleasant at­ Street, East Hartford. surgery office. Must have SNOW SHOVRMG AUTOMOTIVE NURSES AIDES - FuU time, mosphere, good wages and I’roliale .Noliee previous experience. Resume cum Aulo»for Sale For Apartment Complexes and part time, 7-3 and 11-7. benefits. Please cafl Doris Court of Probate NURSES AIDES- 11 pm to 7 to Box DD, c/o Manchester 62 — Trucks for Sale Experienced preferred, but Uistrit t of Manchester am. part time. Laural Manor, Herald. 63 — Heavy Equipment for Sale Blain, RN, Director of We will be taking 64 — Motorcydes-Bicycfea we will train. Apply in person: Nurses, 646-0129 Manchester NOTICE OK HEAHINU 91 Chestnut Street, 649-419. HEEDED 65 — Campers-Treilers-Mobile East Hartford Convalescent E S T A T E O K W IL M A W'lUSON. an RN or LPN- II pm to 7 am. applications from 10 to 5 Homes Manor Nursing Home, 385 incapable person Home, 745 Main Street, ^ s t PursuanI to an order ol Hon William SERVICE STATION Full or part time. Laurel 66 — Aulompiive Service West Cener Street, m y iim v n t M i daily. Only ambitious and 67 — Autos for Rent-Lease Hartford. Manchester. E. FitzGerald. Jud^e. dated .November Attendant- Days. Apply in per­ Manor, 91 Chestnut Street, 20. 1978 a hearinfj will be held on an son: Gil’s Mobil, Route 6, Manchester. 649-4519. dependable need apply. application prayinji ior authority to Good Route sell certain real estate as In said Bolton. Must be available on call applii ation on file more lully appears, DISHWASHER- Part time basis. Please apply in per­ INVITATION TO BID at the Court o| Probate on L)et ethber 7 GRIT BLASTERS WANTED- evenings. Must be 18 years or Good Money! 1978 at 11 (XI a in Experience required. For ap­ older. Call Cavey’s son to: Holiday entertaining will be a delight In this 4 The Manchester Board of Education solicits bids for Home Pearl J llultman. Ass't Clerk 055-n pointment call ®3-9474. Conn Restaurant, 643-2751. bpdroom Cape with sparkling kitchen, oak □ NOTICES Economics and Industrial Arts Departments. Sealed bids Hardface & Metallizing Corp., CALL Tsrri Botichsf BOLTON cabinets, breakfast bar, formal dining room, no­ SOUTH GUSTONBURY will be received as follows: Glastonbury. DJUUTO ENTERPRISES 8 Room Home in lovely area of fine wax floors, full basement, child proof stockade Located In the beautiful hills of South Glaston­ Home Economics December 12, 1978 11:00 A.M. bury, custom-built 3 bedroom Ranch on over Lost and Found 1 DENTAL ASSISTANT. 2 days 647-9946 Sunnybrooka Vlllaga executive homes — Fireplaced family fenced yard and lots of wall to wall. Exceptional Industrial Arts December 12, 1978 11:00 A.M. INVITATION 230A, Naw Slata Road 1 Vi acres of mature trees, garden and pasture. a week. Experienced. 643-3726 CARRIERS Ask for Tom or room with sliders to large deck, buy — $45,000. LOST- Black female At the time listed bids will be publicly opened. The right is TO BID 8 am to 5 pm. Manchaatar, Conn. Outstanding country-kitchen family room, two Malemute Shepherd, long reserved to reject any and all bids. Specifications and bid Jeanne Nt Rwie Cdb Rmm beautiful wooded lot. $115,000; hair, white on chest and tip of FREE HOME EVALUATION fireplaces, and twO' baths. Builder’s bwn. forms may be secured at the Business Office, 45 N. School Sealed bids will be received in NEEDED Offered at Just $85,900. tail. No mask. Manchester Thinking of Selling Your Home? area. REWARD. 649-7549. Street, Manchester, Connecticut. Raymond E. Demers, the Office of The Director of RECEPTIONIST Before you sell — Call us for a Free Market Survey Business Manager General Services, 41 Center Position requires prompt F9R NO COST — NO OBUOATION LOST- Men’s square shape 053-11 Street, Manchester, Connec­ and courteous answering gold ring with Sapphire. ticut until Dec. 14, 1978 at of all incoming telephone DOLUR SAVER Vicinity of Hawtnrone, 11:00 a.m. for the following: calls, taking messages for NO COLLECTING Woodland Streets. REWARD. WESTlflKX BSOCUTES, NOTICE INSTALLATION OF WATER Company sales 1. Meadow Lane & Porter iniDEl STRAND 649-1919. represenlalives, handling /jCarria^ House METERS St. Full and Part Time BULTOIIS PUBUC HEARING customers, vendors, and LOST - Gold Ring, diamond The Town of Manchester is an 2239 Main SL, QIastonbury REAL ESTATE ADDITIONAL APPROPRIATIONS prospective employees I Redwood & Galaxy Dr. Positions On All 3 Shifts RBA 'L SSTA.TE1 and sapphire chips in form of equal opportunity employer, Excallant Banafitt, Holidays, Vacations, Insurance. 633-5241 BOARD OF DIRECTORS coming into reception 040-2000 buckle. Downtown and requires an affirmative 1 Russoll S i Area Starting Pay $2.92 Per Hour. Apply In Person Ev m . Maryann C u llln a 2389 Main SL Manchester or vicinity TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT area. 172 E. CENTER ST, ^ ^ action policy for all of its Con­ Some Typing Required f Bstween 8 a.m. and 4 p.m. to; _ 633-1526 QIastonbury, GL Frank’s Market. Reward. Call Notice is hereby given that the Board of Directors, Town of MANCHESTER <3 ?' 647-1737. tractors and Vendors as a con­ Apply in person or call Manchester, Connecticut, will hold a Public Hearing in the Call Larain At dition of doing business with 643-1191. Replies will be MEADOWS CONVALESCENT HOME r 6 3 3 - S 3 a : Hearing Room at the Municipal Building, 41 Center Street, 333 BIDWELL STREET MANCHESTER the Town, as per Federal held confldenlial. 742-5549 ' Manchester, Connecticut, Tuesday, December 5, 1978, at Order 11246. ______647-9191 E 8:00 P.M. to consider and f^ct on the following: Company paid liberal DEE P ersonals - 2 Bids forms, plans and benefit program. An equal Proposed Ordinance — REMOVAL OF SNOW FROM specifications are available at opportunity employer. SIDEWALKS— TO AMEND the Ordinance providing for the WANTED TWO GIRLS- To the General Services Office, M/F. bowl in the Woman's League removal of snow from sidewalks by providing for the pay­ 41 Center Street, Manchester, ■ ■ Wednesday nights at 9:15. ment of costs and filing of a lien and modifying certain other Connecticut. AUlrd PrlaUai Services, Inc. procedures. STS Middle TurapUic W. Please call 646-2161. Town of Manchester, Manebester. CT 04040 Proposed Ordinance — ACTS OF NUISANCE ON STREETS Connecticut iFOX RUN m K l Robert B. Weiss, CLIP & MAIL AND HIGHWAYS — TO AMEND the Ordinance which |Glastonbiiry,Cunn. ••••9999999B99999999999999 . declares Acts of Nuisance on streets and highways by General Manager Help Wanted 13_ changing the penalties for violation and by fully defining the 054-11 HELP WANTED r ^ j J 6 3 3 -3 6 7 4 violations. NAME SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS- Proposed Ordinance — OBSTRUCTIONS; CLOSING OF Bookkeeper-Accounts Payable. M AIL TO: II When YOU are ready for a home in Excellent Part Time work. Vernon Public Schools. At least 2 Will train. Call Manchester HIGHWAYS — To fully define the procedure for the closing FMENDLYIGE CREAM /e ars xperience involving ADDRESS BUY f)ookkcd ng and clerical work. GLASTONBURY, Call or Stop In at 643-2414 or Vernon 875-2826. of highways which are under construction. Part and Full Uma poaltlona Typing es.'Jenlial. Salary $3.46/hr. Proposed Ordinance — To 'allow the sale of alcoholic liquor Min. dc{>cndenl upon experience. CITY CLASSIFIED AOVERTtSINQ our conveniently located Fox Runi on Sundays. avallabla both daya and Deadline lor applications avaninga. ExeaHant opportunity Dcteinber A. 1978. Inquire Vernon Proposed Ordinance -^'To adopt and to enact a New Code of lor advaneamant. for lurthar Public Schiinis. Mr. Charles STATE P.O. BOX 591 A TOUCH of Mall. Ask for a tour and pickup a Brisstm. Administrative Assistant. Manchaatar, Conn. 06040 Ordinances of the Town of Manchester and to repeal certain dalaHa vWt your local Friandly Teleplinnc H72‘7.'W1. *The Vernon free Glastonbury map 'aad LSD for Runners Ordinances not included therein. lea Craam 8bop br cab: CAST Board ol Kducatiun is an Kqual Up- ZIP HARTFORD-Sllvar Lana, SIS- |)ortunily Kinployer. It does nut EXAMPLE: Proposed Ordinance — To sell to the State of Connecticut two discriminate against Race or Sex. NOSTALGIA brochure. See the BARROWS SALT LAKE CITY 1040. BumaMa Am. 020-0700. PHDNE 15 Words for 6 Days Accanta this stately Colonial - charm and com­ (UPI) When a car­ (2) parcels of land known as No. 360 Tolland Turnpike Main 81., 200-0000. located in the Town of Manchester, County of Hartford and fort of yesterday graciously combined with a people for your real estate needs. diologist at the University MANCHESTER-CaMor'a Sbep- State of Connecticut, for the sum of |33,000.00. pbig Canlar, 040-0002., Main SL □ CHECK ENCLOSED Only ^9.00 touch of today - 2 fireplaces - 2 story barn-atyle of Utah recommends LSD 6 3 3 -3 6 7 4 , Free Marketing/ FUITI Copies of the Proposed Ordinances may be seen in the Town S4t-n3S, O U STO N B U RV , Main 3 car heated garage-quiet desireable for people who want to get Clerk’s Office during business hours. SL t23-2ISS. lalysis.* in good physical condition, FILL IN ONE WORD PER RLANK - MINIMUM 15 WORDS ^ neighborhood ln-> East Hartford near South Proposed additional appropriation to the Water Department ^Windsor - large professionally landscaped lot - he isn’t talking about an il­ PART TIME legal drug. Fund 2 Budget 1978-79 — TRANSFER to Water Reserve 1 2 3 4 5 ! aii this and more for only $74,900. Call for a Fund — $2,1®.53 to be financed bx unexpended balance T private tour. At th e u n iv e r s ity ’s remaining in the Cooper Hill. Treatment Plant Account. CARRIER OPPORnMTY ( lARROWS College of Medicine, those > 7 8 8 10 Proposed additional appropriation to General Fund Budget Riverside Fox Run Mall initials are an abbreviation QIastonbury, Conn. 1978-79 — TRANSFER to Capital Improvement Reserve REEDED 1 1 1 2 13 14 T!------for Long Slow Distance — Fund—$25,000.00 to be financed by Town Aid Funds from the for Bright Willing 6 3 3 - 3 6 7 4 ^ Real Estate running long distances at a State of Connecticut. Beacon Hill j y _ ’ comfortable rate instead of Mividual 16 18 19 26 Proposed additional appropriation to Fund 9-928 Wastewater 568-7556 sprinting short distances. Collection Facilities — Upper Hockanum River Sewer Ser­ Area 27 Burnside Avenue East Hartford! In Health Sciences Must Have a Vehicle. 2 1 h 23 24 25 vice Area, not to exceed - $120,000.00 to be financed by tem­ Manchester & Report, beginners are ad­ porary notes pursuant to Section 7-289A of the Connecticut Enjoyable, Interesting . CW1> vised to. start running three General Statutes. EastHartfonI Work. Good money. 28 27 28 29 30 i j to four days a week instead Elizabeth J. Intagliata Tow n Line of daily. ’Those who cannot Secretary, Board of Directors Call for Appointment 33 u 35 begin by running are ad­ Cell Jeenne et ■••6. ••■> I Manchester, Connecticut Tom vised to alternate walking Dated at Manchester, Connecticut this 22nd day of 36 3^ 38 39 40 with , running short dis­ November, 1978 647-9947 tances. 052-11 647-9946 PAGE TWENTY-TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Corin.. Tues., Nov. 28: 1978'

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Tues., Nov. 2^ 1978 — PAGE TWENTY-THREE BUSINESS & SERVICE Paanuto — Charles M. Sehuli

THfe HlOH PttIMT ACROSS 2 Drug plant H0\) NEVER ^AVE A N */ Answer to Previous Puzzle / H9T Dear Abby ME? NO, I GUESS N O T 3 Purple fruit oF MY lArBEtc SELF-DOUBT^, VOU? 1 Singer Frank 4 Breed of dog E X A C T 8 E X E M P T E M P 5 Cigar residue R E 8 1 M 1 L E L A 8 0 6 Russian city 6 Relative & 8 8 8 T E R By Abigail Van Buren T~ |8 L A N E jA W A 5 psychiatry to Mistreat > "*7' Bury , _N A L M 0 N 0 8 12 Member over 6 British school W A D E E X E R C 1 8 E V door 9 Opening DIRECTORY HIM HE HAP A 14 Worthless Q 0 R Y 0 D E L J 11 Volcano in R E 0 A N N E C K S «rv/c«t Ottund f 31 S»fvle— O th m l 31 P»lntlng-Pap«ring 15 Chant Italy 32 Building Contncting 33 16 Precious E 8 0 T E R 1 C C A T 8 5 c RE a / LQ o SB. 12 Tinier E D stone U c A T E C&M TREE SERVICE - Free CARPET INSTALLATION - C m itiK A K TUMtUSPiiai 13 Fifth zodiac 0 p' T 8 H E A T T A&W PAINTING Contrac­ FARRAND REMODEUNG - The Reverend Wants 17 Profit estimates, discount senior Stair Shifts. Repairs. Carpets. sign L E A 8 E 8 8 H 0 0 E D tors. Quality painting and Cabinets and Formica Tops, 19 Inner (pref.) citzens. , Company Steam Cleaning. Free es­ lHA'4fc‘i 11-78 18 Environment E R M 1 N E A 0 R T A L paper hanging at reasonable Roofing, Gutters, Room Ad­ 20 Connection S E P Manchester-owned and timates. Call 649-6265. i agency (abbr.) T E T R E C E 0 E rates. Fully insured. Free ditions, Decks, All types of No Reverence 2d African nation operated. Call 646-1327. Estimates. Call Wayne 649- PriBcllla’B Pop — Ed Sullivan 26 Tavern 20 Desiccated SNOW-PLOWING - Residen- Remodeling and Repairs. •••••••••••••••••••••••••• 21 Merchant 33 Knbeks 7696. Phone 643-6017.______beverage 46 Belonging, to B&M T r e e s e r v i c e . tial and commercial. Porter NomM For Solo 23 ArtfcfM for Safe 41 27 Eenie. meenie, 22 More uncanny 38 Astronaut's us Apartmontt For Rant 53 Omeaa-Storat lor Rant 55 HOW ALL r CAN c u r IT s o THAT IF I -SHE'P GIVE A WOULP VOU SETTLE Complete tree care Free es­ Street area and South ^ s t TOM FLANNAGAN- Pain­ GENERAL CARPENTRY, DEAR ABBY; In a recent letter from one who signed miney_____ 23 Pueblo Indian ferry 47 Ship of the EAST HARTFORD- Just po vou SAV IS"- Jr- WERE WALKING LITTLE GASP ANP FOR A FRIENPLV timates. Senior Citizen area of Manchester. Free ting, Interior, Exterior. Paper Repairs, Remodeling, NUMEROUS BABY ITEMS- MANCHESTER- Spacious 2 MANCHESTER - Retail, himself “Reverend L.W. Van Dellen," you replied, "Dear 30 Written in old 24 Shortly 40 Broad necktie Argonauts listed! 2 family 6-5. Separate WANT IT POWN THE STREET THROW HERSELF ZINGER FROAA script Discount. Cali 643-7285. Estimates. Reasonable. 646- Hanging. General Repairs. Garages, Additions, Porches, Car seats, jump seats, play bedroom apartment. Balcony. storagfe, and/or manufac­ Reverend Van Dallen." 25 Sacred image 41 Part of a 48 Looks 5489. furnaces. Only 834,900. Pasek CUT SIR?. ?• ANP I PASSEP AT m F E E T .' JOAN RIVERS? 32 Task 27 llls(Fr.| Fully Insured. Call 643-1949. Rec Rooms, Roofing, Gutters. pens etc. Good-condition. Call Swimming pool, tennis court. turing space. 2,000 sq. ft. to Abby, "Iteverend" is not a title like “Doctor" or “Rabbi" ^ church 50 Falsify REWEAVING bums, holes. Realtors, MLS, 289-7475. 8290 monthly. Heat and hot RAOUEL WELCH 34 Soup 28 Preposition Call Mr. Moran 643-2629. evenings, 646-3931. 100,000 sq. ft. Very or “ Father." It is an adjective descriptive of character—not 3 / IT 42 Actress Novak 52 Baseball Zippers, umbrellas repaired. SNOW-PLOWING, water included. Call 647-9771. reasonable. Brokers ingredient 29 Esau's country Building Contncting 33 an office. 35 Broadway 43 Glazes official (abbr.) Window shades, Venetian Driveways, parking lots, QUALITY CARPENTRY By JUST LISTED- 8 Room, 4 QUEEN SIZE'Mattress, 2 box Oakland Manor Apratments. protected. Call Heyman 31 More Bedroom Colonial, with two The World Almanac puts it this way: “A clergyman 3^ Hostelry 44 Greek island 53 gadget blinds. Keys. TV FOR RENT. Manchester area. Call for free WES ROBBINS carpentry Harp Construction. Garages, ^rings, headbwrd and frame Properties, 1-226-1206. suspicious should never be referred to as "a Reverend," or addressed 37 Moray Marlow's, 867 Main St. 649- estimate. 643-8364. fireplaces. Acre lot. 2 1/2 8w. Fireplace Screen, An­ MANCHESTER- 3 1/2 large remodeling specialist. Ad­ Framing, Additions, 39 English derby 1 2 4 baths. Carpeting. City as “Reverend Blank." 3 5 6 7 0 5221. ditions, rec rooms, dormers, Remodeling, Roofing, & dirons & Heater Type Grate rooms including heat, hot •••••••••••••••••••••••••• town > 9 SNOW-PLOWING - Commer- utilities. Only 869,900. Pasek “Reverend" should be used only as "Honorable" is used. It built-ins, bathrooms, Siding. Call 643-5001. 850. Call 649-5903. water, carpeting, parking and 40 Behind 10 Realtors, 289-7475. 11 12 13 ODD JOBS Done - Cellars, at­ cial and Residential. Free es­ kitchens, 649-3446. appliances. 8225. 643-7183. □ AUTOMOTIVE is “The Reverend Mr. Blank,” or “The Reverend Dr. Blank," 42 Show of 14 tics, garages, yards cleaned, timates. Reliable, plus Best BooHng-SIdlng-Chlmnay 34 POOL TABLE-' 7 foot slate but never “ Reverend Blank." affection 15 - moving, trucking. Loam for Prices Around! Please call ELLINGTON - Immaculate BOLTON- Large 3 room CUSTOM Carpentry - homes. top. Many extras! 8250. Call Please, Abby, never address a clergyman as "Reverend 45 Mischievous 16 528-3678. Custom Built 7 Room Raised Autot For Sala 61 18 1 . sale. Lawn service. No job too Additions, Repairs, Cabinets. BIDWELL HOME Improve­ after 5:00 p.m., 643-1317. apartment. Heat and hot Anybody." It's simply not done. child 1 ■ 1 big or small. 568-8522. Ranch. 2'/t baths, finished water. Quiet neighborhood. 46 Western- Call Gary Cushing 345-2009. ment Co. Expert installation 1974 MUSTANG GHIA - 4- YOUR FAITHFUL FAN IN L.A. -C1BribyHEA.WC.TV H,iu.S PM on JllM 2 0 3 3 SNOW-PLOWING - A v aila^ basement with Hreplace. No pets. References required. hemisphere or­ of aluminum siding gutters BEAUTIFUL 25^’ Color TV- speed, 6 cylinder, 4 new COMPLETE CARPET & Tile a|l winter, night or day. San­ Screened-in porch, on a 8230 monthly. 646-2311. ganization 2 3 24 2 5 TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY and trims. Roofing installa- C^n be repaired, or used a radials, (2 snows), excellent DEAR FAITHFUL: Ten wbacKs lor me with a stack of Captain Easy — Crooks & Lawrance 2 8 2 9 installation and repairs. Free ding available too. Don't wait Carpentry and general con­ tion and repairs 649-6495, 871- irivate I'/i-acre wooded lot. (abbr.) ■ ■ nice piece of furniture. 830. condiion 228-0475 or 228-9550. “Presbyteriaa Outlooks," from whence came this ap- 3 0 3 , 1 estimates. Call 646-3745, after til it snows! Call 6 4 ^ 4 3 , 'or sale by owner. Mid 870s. HEBRON CENTER- Four 49 Stalactite 3 3 tracting. Residential and 2323. 649-5038. prrarlate Jingle: BR-LO O K,you GUYS! CAN'T WE J l ^ U e S S THAT MEANS NO ! 1 5 p.m. after 3:30 p.m. No agents. 872-2516, 3:30 to rooms and bath. 8230 monthly. 51 Seam 3 4 commercial. Whether it be a CHRYSLER NEWPORT- 2 "There is a certain fellow TALK THIS OVER PEACEABLYT! 5:30 Heat and hot water included. 54 Record small repair job, a custom SPECIALIZING cleaning and MOVING- 30” Electric Stove. door hardtop. 82500. 434 1 BRICK, Who makes me want to burst. 3 6 3 7 3 . B lo c k , S to n e . WATERPROOFING- Founda­ built home or anything in repairing chimneys, roof, new Equipped aquarium, power No pets. Call 1-646-6776. 55 Become 3 . MANCHESTER - New on Foster Street, South Windsor, He never falls to hail me with, ■ ■ Fireplaces.concrete. Chimney tion cracks, tile lines, walls, between, call 646-1379. roofs. Free estimates. 30 manifest 2 call after 6 p.m., 644-0268, repairs. No job too small. sump pumps, hatchways, win­ Market. Ideal Duplex offering ^WIMO afte? 5*D m ™ "°'*'°"’ DUPLEX- Spacious 3 ‘Hello, Reverend Hnrstl’ 56 Town's years Experience. Howley, for families. Availability for ■ ^3^000 after 5 p.m. ‘0 Save! Call 644-8356 for es­ dow wells. Fireplaces and Availability S position 4 2 4 3 4 4 NEWTON SMITH- 643-5361. bedrooms with basement, 4 7 timates. 1972 CAPRI V-6, 4-speed, 8- 57 Mexican 4 8 Ceramic Tile repairs. 30 Remodeling, Repairs, and six-room units in central loca­ CARPETING brown and red carpet. Kids ok. (88-23). Ren­ U two things make bad syntax. ■ ■ ■ tion plus 4-car garage with track stereo, 81100, Call 646 4 9 5 0 years' experience. 643-4953, Rec-Rooms. No job to small. ROOFER WILL Install roof, tweed, Karastan. In good con­ tal Assistors, 236-5646. small This one is the first. money (pi.) 51 5 2 5 3 QUALITY CARPENTRY By 242-5915. storage loft. Can Katherine fee. 2227, after 6 pm. 649-3144. siding or gutter for low dis­ dition. Best offer. 742-87M When some guy Introduces me with, b 4 Harp Construction Additions, Bourn, 644-1460, J. Watson *Thls is Reverend Hurst.' DOW N 5 5 count price.Cal! Ken at 647- 1973 OLDSMOBILE Cutlass- roofing, siding decks and gar­ PETER'S SNOW-PLOWING- Beach Real Estate Co., West ____ EXTRA LARGE 3 bedrooms b 6 CARPENTRY & Masonry - Excellent condition! Low 5 7 ages. Call anytime, 643-5(X)l. Bolton / Manchester area. Additions and W Sig! Hartford office. 993 Far­ with laundry facilities, 1 Spirit Doga-BIrda-Pata 43 mileage. Air conditioning, As Just a common 'Mister' Experienced, reasonable Free estimates. Call Anthony ...... minetonmington Ave. 236-5848 EHO. parking and yard. Only 8250. INCWSRAPEB ENTERPRISE ASSN | f new paint, new tires. Sacrifice Fd acknowle^e him to durst; rates. Call 649-2456 / 643-7008. Haating-Plumbing 35 •••••••••••••••••••••••••• (87-10). Rental Assistors, A-1 LIGHT TRUCKING- Rub­ Squillacote 649-0811. But I would iwe to punch the man Lota-Land lor Sala 24 DOG-CAT boarding bathing / 236-5646, small fee. 82200 or Best Offer. 528-7009. bish removed. Appliances etc. Who calls me ‘Reverend Hurst.' ” FUEL OIL - SAVE MONEY. SEWERLINES, sink lines, grooming. Obedience, protec­ moved. For all your Light CARPENTRY - Repairs, tion classes. Complete 1974 FIAT 126 4 speed. Front 49.9 gallon. 24-hour delivery. cleaned with electric cutters, NEW HAMPSHIRE. Shore lot KIDS & PETS OK- Carpeted 2 Trucking needs at Very remodeling, additions, gar­ modern facilites. •' Canine wheel drive. AM/FM. Very DEAR ABBY: I work in a mail order house, and would you COD. Brothers Oil Co., 528- by professionals. McKinney 130' on lake, 1 1/4 acres, was bedroom with laundry Win at bridge Reasonaole Prices. Call ages, roofing. Call David Holiday Inne. 200 Sheldon good condition. Days, 643- Alley Oop — Dave Qraue 1032 / 289-9468. Bros. Sewage Disposal Com­ 824,000 - cash 816,000. Bank faciiities and appliances. Only believe that about 20 percent of the people who place an anytime, 875-7059. Patria, 644rl796. road. Manchester. For reser­ pany, 643-5308. take over lots 85,100 cash only. 8240. (92-18) Rental Assistors, 1741; evenings 649-0704. order send us cash—and forget to send their names and vations please call 646-5971. Chalet on lake, move In 837,- 236-5646, small fee. addresses? WELCOME ID THE j THANK YOU, EXCELLENCY.' I. WE HAVE LEON CIESZYNSKI Builder - 1966 CHEVY WAGON- Run­ MAINPLACE, PRINCE t h e y a r e n o E XPE R T PAINTING and Painting-Paparing 32 NO JOB TOO Small - To let 000. Comer lot, beautiful 86,- We have no idea who they are or where they live. We i^TRUST MY BROTHER HAS . 3 IV E N HIM A wide defense disparity New homes custom built FREE TO GOOD HOME- ning but needs work. 875. C!all THUM.' CAUSE FDR CON­ LANDSCAPING- Specialize, repairs, plugged drains, 00. 60 acres 835,000. Motels - THREE R(X)M Apartment- could just cry. All we can do is wait until they write again, [ b e e n b e h a v i n g h i m s e l f .' r T j NOCHANCE , remodeled, additions, rec Beautiful long-haired white anytime, 8767059. CERN, MY FR)ENP.' Exterior House Painting. PAINTING - Interior and kitchen faucet replaced, Restaurants - Campgrounds - Call after 4:30. 5661230. No complaining that they have not received their order, then TO DO OTHER-/ W E HAVE rooms, garage, kitchens cat, with blue eyes, orange WISE,MXIR, Treetree pruning, spraying, exterior, paperhanging,paperhanging. remodeled, bath tile, cement repaired, rec rooms, Acreage and Farms. 603-522- children. Available around the we can fill it. THEM UNDER tiger and kittens- black, black 1974 FORD PINTO WAGON- HIGHNESS.' c o n t r o l ! mowing, weeding. Ciall 7C- excellent work References. work, steps, dormers, bathroom remodeling, heat 3636; M)3-522-3736. 1st of December. Please print this. It may help. NORTH 7947. Free estimates. Fully In­ modernization, .etc.’ Free ••••’ ...... f Air, new tires, excellent con­ 9 5 jack, a play that clearly residential or commercial. 633-6581, or 1-342-0571., dition! 49,000 miles. Call Bar­ FRUSTRATEDIN CHICAGO sured. Martin Matson, 649- Call 649^291. Estimate gladly given. M & M Raal Eatata Wanlad 28 V Q 10 denied the queen so East led MANCHESTER- 4 room Rat, bara, 643-0053. HEAVY OR LIGHT 4431. Plumbing & Heating. 649-2871. front and back porches. No « AKJ9S7 his jack of spades. The de­ FREE - Beautiful long-haired DEAR FRUSTRATED: Move over. I, too, am distresaod TRUCKING, Cellars, attics FIRST CLASS Carpentry - ALL CASH For your property, children or pets. SOUTH « 8 7 5 3 fense had six spades and a kittens, ^ x trained. 3 black ATTENTION! Come see our when a desperate reader writes with an urgent and serious and yards cleaned, also stone, QUALITY PAINTING and Remodeling and Additions. MANCHESTER PLUMBING within 24 hours. Avoid Red WINDSOR- lovely 4 room flat, WEST 1 club in; somehow or other with white, one grey and Great Selection of Quality problem, but neglects to send his address. Freud said, EAST loam or sand delivered. 64^ Paper Hailing by Willis & HEATING - Repairs. Tape, Instant Service. Hayes huge yard on bus line, no poor South got confused in Kitchens and Rec Rooms. 35 white. 649-7637. Preowned Autos. (Completely "There are no accen ts". I sometimes wonder. A K10i7f3 4 A J8 1775 or 644-9532. Schultz. Fully insured years experience! For Free Remodeling. Pumps repaired Corpoation, 6464)131. children, no pets. Century 21, » 9 6 4 discarding and wound up reconditioned at Manchester 4 K 82 references. 649-4343. Estimates, call 646-4239. / replaced. Free estimates. Tedford Real Estate, 647-9914. ♦ 3 with just two tricks for down FREE ADORABLE Honda, Connecticut's largest CONFUIENTIAL TO B.B.: ♦ 6 4 2 HOUSEWORK got you down? Electric drain-snaking. 24- SELLING your house? Call us Money talks. Save some ♦ J 10 2 seven. PUPPIES - Wormed and and most complete Honda before It says goodbye. 4 AK96 General cleaning, steam J.P. LEWIS & SON Interior WROBEL & SON- General hour service. 646-0237. first and we'll make you a HARTFORD- Furnished 3 At table two. East made ready to go. Call 569-2093, or Dealer! 24 Aoam Street, »19Tlbyl€A>c.tv.1vm ].'i bvZ SOUTH extraction carpet cleaning, and Exterior painting, paper carpentry & Repairs. cash offer! T.J. Crockett. room. 8230. unfurnished 8190. the super brilliant lead of the 875-2344. Manchester. 4 Q 42 floor waiting & stripping, win­ hanging, remodeling, carpen­ Specializing in Remodeling, Realtor, 643-1577. Carpeted, heat. Bl, 121 Allen six of clubs at trick two. The Flintstonea — Hanna Barbara Productlona 4 A J753 dow cleaning, carpet & up- try. Fully insured. 649-96M. Rec Rooms. Repairing of Place, 2868309, 232-6682. Problems? You’D feel better if yon get them off your chest. South could do nothing bet­ Mualcal Inalrumania 44 1972 VW BUG. One owner. 78,- 4 Q 10 5 holstry shampooing. Porches, Concrete and IMMEDIATE Cash for your For a personal reply write to Abby, Box 69700, Los ter than to put up his queen PLUMBING- 25 Years 000 miles. Well built; 4 Q4 Professional/Insured. Free SILKTOWN PAINTERS- Chimney Repairs. No job too property.’ Let us explain our ROCKVILLE- Available Angeles, Cal. 90069. Please enclose stamped, self-addressed OH,p e a r / ....I J U S T and it held. Experience! Call Tom 1/2 PRICE ON GUITARS and maintenance receipts Estimates. Call Professional work at no extra small. Discount Senior ■ fair proposal. Call Mr. December 1st, 3 1/2 room envelope. I a l w a y s IT'S T H E \ HOPE IT S N ow South ran off Dawkins at 649-7630. “ Dif­ etc. Save on thousands of available. Extras included. Vulnerable: East-West DOMESTICARE at 643-1945. cost. Call 646-5424. Citizens. 649-2403. Belfiore, 647-1413. apartment in quiet WORR'/ WHEN LATEST s p r e a d dummy’s diamonds, took a ficult Jobs Taken In Stride.” brand name instruments. 81500 or best offer. Call 742- W INS Dealer: South neighborhood. Appliances, VOU F L V / /V\OPEL heart finesse and wound up Rivers Music, 7 Main Street, 9886 after 6 pm. Keep trying. IS S T R O N S MAY WE BUY your home? heat, no pets, no children. p l a n e West North East South with 12 tricks because the New Britian, 225-1977. Christ­ ENOUGH TO Quick, fair, all cash and no Security. 8165. monthly. 646 / CARRY HIS , 1 NT defenders had each chucked Halp Wanlad 13 Halp Wantad mas Lay away invited. Open VW PARTS FOR SALE- Pass 3 NT Pass Pass a heart. N 13 Halp Wantad 13 problem. Call Warren E. 1061. til 9 p.m. daily. fenders, 4 rims, distributor, F U S IL a g e ' EDUCATION Howland. Realtors, 643-1108. Pass A typically British com­ tires, windshields, rear lights. TYPISTS- If you have good MY COMPANY WILL EXPANDING TRAVEL IMMACULATE NEWER ment was that the hand Boala-Aecaaaorlaa AM/FM Cassette (Car Stero skills, or skills you haven’t EMPLOY 2 people to start AGENtJY Needs 2 aggressive, G oods 45 might have broken some Houaahold 40 FOUR ROOM APARTMENT- with Speakers. 871-1654. Opening lead: 410 used for awhile, call 289-4319 work immediately. 8200 per outside salespeople. No prior Privata Inatructlona 18 sort of record since one 1974 FURY - 16t4-fpot Stove, refrigerator. Separate for more information. week potential, while lear­ experience in travel REFRIGERATORS heating system. No pets. declarer made 10 more REMEDIAL READING and fiberglass, tilt trailer, with The first ma9azine for women was Liiy, started by Amelia ning, Plus bonuses. Call 6 ^ necessary. Apply in person 2 Washers, and ranges, used, References and security. 8240. 1972 VEGA WAGON- tricks than another. math: individualized work 1975 56horsepower outboard Bloomer at the end of the 19th century. 3936. Equal Opportunity December, (Saturday) guaranteed and clean. New 649-4003. Excellent condition! 8925. Call EARN 84-88 HOURLY Ser­ program, (lst-8th grade) by Chevy engine. 2 tanks, 82,5()0. Employer, M/F. between 1:30 p.m. and 4 p.m. shipment damaged, G.E and after 6:00 p.m., 6462911. vicing our customers from master’s degree teacher. 568- Also 50 horse Johnson out­ B^Oswald Jacoby home on your telephone. No telephone calls,' M%F. Frigidaire. Low prices. B.D. 2 BEDROOM APARTMENT and Alan Sontag WANTED DELIVERY 8075. board, 8300. 228-0475 or 226 1974 FORD LTD- power Choose own hours. 249-7773. EOE. University Travel Ser­ Pearl and Son, 649 Main in 2 family duplex. No pets, no ^strograph PERSON For Televsion and 9550. steering, brakes, good running vice, 1232 Storrs Road, Route Street, 6462171. children. Security and The Born Loser — Art Sansom Both teams in the finals of Appliances. Good pay, and in­ 195, across from Smith High GUITAR, BANJO, Mandolin, condition. Best offer. Call n-?' ASSEMBLERS & COIL references. 6461585. England’s Gold Cup used 4 2 surance plan. Looking for School, next to College Lessons: Folk, Blue Grass, Cardan Producta 47 after 5 pm. 6467354. WINDERS - Must have finger LOVE SEAT - Like new condi­ mind Is as sharp as a razor and weak notrumps, although 4 A Q 5 strong, motivated individual, Popular. Ages 5-adults. HOW aXJLPNtXJ dexterity and be capable of Theatre, Storrs, (kinn. tion. orange background with FOUR ROOMS- Centrally last as a bullet today. Put it to » K432 ^ p ly in person to: Turnpike Beginners - professionals. BOTTI FRUIT FARM - Fresh 1970 VW BUG- Dependable when each South opened one fine work. Will train. Hours: white floral print. Call after 4 located. Married couple. No good use. Spend your energy T e a ? notrump he had really car­ 4KQ865 TV, 273 West Middle Thrum- A VENDING ROUTE - Own Easy Banjo method. FREE Sweet Apple Cider, Apples, & transport. AM radio, 8 track on perplexing things that need 7:30 to 4 pm, or 4:15 to 9:15 p.m., 6461168. pets. No children. Heat fur­ ried the weak bid a trifle too pike, Manchester. and operate your own vending loan instrument. Private pears. 260 Bush Hill Road, sterM. 8600. Call 643^79. unraveling. pm. Apply-Able Coil & Elec­ nished. References. Call far. Each North went right routes. 4-10 hours weekly, studio. 646-6557. Manchester. TAURUS (April 26May 20) It tronics. FOUR-PIECE PINE •••••••••••••••••••••••••« between 5:30 and 8 p.m., 646 • November 29, 1978 to three notrump and each You open one club. Part­ (kimplete company training 1974 260 Z- 4 speed. Must sell! isn't likely anyone will be able coFrec Bedroom Set. Excellent con­ 5664. Old Interests will be discarded West opened the 10 of ner responds one heart. An and location set-up. Cash in­ RIDING LESSONS indoor Wanted to Buy 48 Call 6461317, after 5:00 p.m. to'put anything past you today. MATURE WOMAN - For ROlrrg BUtlNMt ' dition. t}ueen-size bed, triple in deference to the new this spades. Iowa reader wa.its to know tana iNVEtniEiiT riding ring. Western stock Your instinct for uncovering housework, one day per week. vestment needed. PLAN I ^ ,- dresser, dresser with shelv^ VERY NICE FOUR ROOM coming year. A more Interest­ what you do next. V CAN START FART TIHC seat, saddle seat, and hunt WANTED BABY ITEMS - 12 facts could put you in the same Each East took his ace Must have own transporta­ 080.00. PLAN II 84,980.00. mirror, night stand. 4 years APARTMENT- Stove, 1968 PLYM(5uTH f u r y III- ing and promising future could seat. All levels 2269817. months to 2 years. Also a league as Sherlock Holmes. and then they parted ways. We simply raise to two tion. (?all after 6 p.m., 644- REOULATl aim hows hi HgM, PLAN m 89,710.00. PLAN IV old. 8800. 568-0935. refrigerator. Separate heating Automatic, power steering, be In store as you open up new playpen. Call after 5 p.m., 876 GEMINI (May 21-June 20) At table one East played his hearts. 2183. piotoant, high proAt buNnaoi 814.190.00. Call toll Free 1-600- system. No pets. References air. Excellent running con­ vistas VOICE, PIANO Instructions. 3663. You're apt to reverse your ace of clubs. West dropped (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) raotoekhig (hani ear) local aW' 237-2806 or 1-800-237-0704, Sun­ GENERAL ELECTRIC no and security. 8200. 649-4003. dition! 8400. Call after 5:00 SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 260ec. Ms sMi lha BiaoeST NAME IN day 10am-6pm, Mon-Wed. Former faculty New York •••••••••••••••••••••••••• p.m., 6467609. 21) If there is something you'd position regarding a decision J frost refrigerator, white, THE COFFEE INDUSTRY. Music and Art High School. you thought was all worked out Heathcliff — George Gately 9am-8pm. freezer on bottom, 8100. 646 6 ROOM DUPLEX- Private like to see happen for you, NO SELUNO Professional Singer/Pianist. □ R EN TA LS because of the actions of Vested Interest 0131. drive, full basement and attic 1974 VEGA GT- Good running diligently pursue It. Long-range aa 70 |sar aW product, prs-aoM 644-6597. benefits can be derived from another. The new way will be thru haavy, conlhHioua, adw- LEGAL SECRETARY will space. Close to school, shop­ condition. 8350. Call 649-8994, that which is begun today. Find Mns (ataetisd In EVERY train. Shorthand and tvbing WE BUY AND SELL used fuii- Rooma lor Rant 52 ping, bus line, churches. 2 after 6 p.m. Sehoola-Claaaaa 19 out the secrets of getting along CANCER (June 21-July 22) A Food Slora in U.SJL) Is can- required. Full time. Salarv niture. One piece or entire children accepted. 8295 WInthrop — Dick Cavalll with others by sending lor your different approach to a practi­ •ad many Umsa daSy by negotiable. Start now, 646 household. Cash on the line. THOMPSON HOUSE MEN - 1966 VOLKSWAGEN For sale. FOR THE BEST - Manchester monthly. No utilities. Securi­ copy of Astro-Graph Letter. cal way of doing something mllllana and an|oya lllsllma 4153. Furniture Bam, 646-0865. ' Birch House Women. Central- ty, lease. 6468883. 8300 as is. Call anytime. 646 workwise will be found today. rapaal bualnaas (Company Gymnastic School. 3 to 5 Mall SO cents for each and a ly located. Downtown 8052. You could be extremely busy BARTENCseR, S U N F L O W E R N O W .T H A T fe praduci aalaa In suaaa at Butinaat Opportupity 14 pupils per teacher. FREE in- long, self-addressed, stamped I W A N N A SEEDS FOR. BILLION DOLLARS COLONIAL WING COUCH- Manchester. Kitchen MANCHESTER - Modern envelope to Astro-Graph, P.O. putting the wheels In motion. My Iroducton' lesson with this ad. TOYOTA COROLLA 1973- ANNUAUY). Fair condition. 850. Call 646 privileges. Call 6462358. three room apartment. Stove, Box 489, Radio City Station, LEO (July 26Aug. 22) Every­ B u y BVER!)’1^00y K IN D O F Call 646-6306, or 6463549. Good condition. Winterized, SMALL ENGINE Service 6931 anytime. refrigerator, wall-to-wall N.Y. 10019. Be sure to specify thing you do today will be A R O U N D / IN WESTERN.' CONSISTS OF COLLECTINO Corporation - expanding snow tires. 81200. 742-8460 labeled with your personal FOR MERCHANDISE SOLO FURNISHED SLEEPING carpeting. Seprate heating birih sign. THE HOUSE.' dealer network. No evenings, weekends. Entering touch of creativity. The results AND REFLENISHINO room for mature gentleman. system. References and CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) experience necessary. service. should be extremely pleasing. INVENTORY. , REAL ESTATE t^MISC. FOR SALE Central location. Call 646-4701 security. 8200. 649-4003. Gamesmanship is your cup of Must aspire up to Complete training program. U after 6 pm. tea today. You're an excellent VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sepl. 22) You'll INCOME OF 8500. investment required to 6 ROOMS - 8275 monthly. No 1970 VOLKSWAGEN strategist and can lay out plans take the reins today and put In tN,000 YR. UF start your own business. Ideal CONVERTIBLE. 64-.000 order a domestic Issue that has Homaa For Sala Articlaa lor Sala 41 FINISHED ROOM FOR utilities. Security and that lew could fathom. Boldly for retired or part time. 23 miles. Asking 8895. Please tackle your opponents. frustrated everybody. Things Inlaniaara granlad ONLY to Gentleman- Modem bath. No references. Immediate oc­ will now be able to move in a Details on request. Mr. call 6463222. AQUARIUS (Jan. 26Feb. 19) SERIOUS appSeants auhmHIIng 4 & 4 DUPLEX- Aluminum ALUMNUM sheets used as cooking. Security and cupancy. Call 6465203 after 6 new direction. (AT TIME OF REBFONDINO) Barker. ESCAA Field printing plates, ,007 thick references. 832 weekly. Call p.m. Friends or associates will have Training Division, Box 19, siding, newly remodeled. Bus 1974 FORD PINTO WAGON- an uplifting effect on you today. LIBRA (Sept. 260ct. 23) A 010= AU lha tallowlns: 23x32” , 25 cents each or 5 for 6462121. better salesman you’ll never be (1) Tbiia avaSaMa to asrrtcaWading ae- River New York. line location. Low 8Ms. No Air, new tires, excellent con­ They might even serve as a YOU BOY A OSBP CAR FROM-IW CAT ?* Call 6461076. 5 to 8 p.m. only. yards, 834. plus tax. Also sand, 5662373. room Tri-Uvel, 2 baths, fami­ HOME- 8275, security, gravel and more stone 646 ly room, on spacious treed lot. FOUR ROOM a p a r t m e n t references. Married couple Buga Bunny — HeimdabI & StoHel 9504. Trucka lo r Sala New High 50’s. Hayes Corp. 646 - 426 Broad St. 81K. S^urity only. No pets. 6469415 after 6 62 deposit. No appliances.'* pm.. S room Cape with 1Vk 11-19 14-FOOT HILLTOP Trailer Married couple. No pets. 1974 DODGE VAN- 58,000 oo o o ^ & o baths, fireplace with 8150. Outboard motor 40 horse Telephone 643-4751. miles. Excellent running con­ New 6 ROOM CAPE with dormers, Manchester- 6 room duplex. beat-O'lator, 3 Evenrude 8250. Mobilehome Adults preferred. Will con­ dition. 82500. Call Steve, 646 fireplace, patio, and patio 2171 an^lme. Our Boarding Houaa bedrooms, vinyl siding, 6 room Colonial featuring 3 doors, basement garage, shed, 45x10 with furniture in cam- VERNON- WeU maintained sider one small child. No This Funny World p i^ ground 84,000, Call 526 garden apartments. Frank 618 •AtiLcOOMHNATOI walk to schools, close bedrooms, formal dining - kitchen remodelM 6 years Pets. 8225. J.D Real Estate, room, IVk baths, fireplace carpeted. Low heat cost. Very Smith Assoc. Inc. 246-6831 or 6461980. Motorcyelaa-BIcyclaa 64 A THEYP HAFTA EliAP, MR. TOMPKINS. Achieve the look of a to shopping. Priced at Resident Manager 871-9188. CM PR17E CARVE HIM with heat-o-lator, city ciean, 849,900. Charles Pon- I n atur ally vest plus skirt with this SSg,900. SEASONED FIREWOOD- TRIUMPH 1976 Bonneville EIRP, one-piece jumper. 'You utilities. Priced at 85^900. ticelli Agency, 6461540 / 646 OHtcaa-Sloraa lo r Rant 55 W ITH A ASSUMED FROM HOUR 0800. Cut, split and delivered. 850 a RESPONSIBLE FEMALe I o 750, 8000 miles, oil cooler and MMOR'. can make it in one color GROUP 1 . 81,750. 289-4042. CHAIN 5A W AD THAT y jU R WAJ truck load. Call Marlborough, share apartment with same. ROCKVILLE - 19x39 foot HE if you wish also. GROUP 1 2960034, or 2960250. Large bMroom. 647-9988. IV E SEEN TURKEYS WERE T! fUPP&Y.YA e O T A fuli and 2 haif baths. Custom January 1st. Centrally A HEUFSK TO drapes, Awnair awnings. Cen­ (^rp. 6460131. l‘yll6PIOOU$ AAINP/ o r i e n t a l RUG SALEI lo c a t e d . S e co n d , flo*' o r , AutomoUva Sarvlca 66 HAND YOU lO O L^ The Zineeer Ageney le eeeking 1 or 2 ealee tral air conditiong, many Room sizes, small sizes, a few appliances, heat, garage, other extras. F.J. Spilecki, ATTRACTIVE 3 room office. WONPER YOU COULP I lls Asa. a t Aaiiiicii eeeeeletee. I am leoUng lor people who are wNling runners. 110 Russell Street, laundry facilities. Adults,■ • s. T4o Ideal location. 8300. including .New Yeifc, N.V. ISSN Realtor. 6462121. pets. Security, lease," IF ATTORNEY w e a c h y o u r s e l f .’ to work and aoeapi raepenolMlltir. Ubaral cemmla* Manchester, 10 a.m to 10 p.m. "utilities. Don Horrigan, junk cars. Call Joey at Tolland FiM Hi m , MSnss uM SF references. 8230. 6^7268 or Barrqws Company. 647-1000. Auto Body. 52619 C H E . ttris BMbsr m4 tSa sloii. aohadula, muMpla Hating aanrfeaa, laforral 643-4884. /U ff'J S ir ^fo tth e J U The Fan dk Wiatar NS PIFFERENCE?Jlfi earvloa are aonw of the banallta. Aak for Mr. ESSEX MOTOR HI .Qintan kMix, Itwn xnd m o w SHOP SP.ACE FOR RENT- BASIC FASHION con­ USED DELUX bedf (or ule. Mit- bkMor, oquipmont Me. Any tiling EAST HARTFORD- 2 l'=l • tains a Bonns Conpon. Approximately 2300 square OFFICI SPACE 646-1511 tren, box xprlui xod licel (rxme mMM brokM wo eon repair. Alto bedroom Town House, 1 1/2 e 1978 by NE A. he. Pries. . , 82.M a espy. aUforlH. feet, call 9 to 5, 6 4 6 ^ . ZINSSER AGENCY • u lo ro t baths, heated, fully HNIREIIT Add 82-M for tho Now 646-2300 . TOUAHO AUTO BODY applianced, washer and dryer MANGTIESTER- Main Street SUCCESS IN SEWmO.. 7M MAIN I IBS M ConMr SL hook ups; full basement. >50 square (eel. center of 97 Tolkmd Sirm t £ u l Hart/mr4 modem 'office available. 400 Mxncbeater, air condlUoninx and problem is I feel this awful OBLIGA TION ______WfANCHBlTlI HMcSMtir, Canii. Available December 1st. 8 ^ . "My ® N L V IF O tU jcf BS61fM____ sq. ft. Heat, AC included. Call (Mriins. Call 649-1561. to READ ALL o f the Christmas catalogs sent 5261708 or 2862890. 6^2469 or 6462755. HE SEES IT = ‘‘As you well know, your late tom e." ~ ~ ennbyKA.vc.ntiiixiu.ih.ox li-x » uncle was a sporting man..." f t!| : ) I,