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Yol. XCVIII, No. 48 — Manchester, Conn., Monday, November 27, 1978 A Family ISEWSpaper S ince 1881 20$ Single Copy Early Closing 15$ Home Delivered MANCHESTER -Public schools closed early today because of the snowstorm. The schools dismissed after a four- hour morning schedule and after noon kindergarten was cancelled, the superintendent of schools of Carter Will Limit fice reported. Clinic Tuesday MANCHESTER - The free M oney monthly walk-in blood pressure C ities clinic sponsored by the geriatric ST. LOUIS (UPI) — President program of the Manchester The president said his budget sets ment and have succeeded in preven Public Health Nursing Associa Carter today told the nation’s top ur as a goal a reduction in the federal ting ratification in three states — tion will be held Tuesday from ban leaders the 1980 budget will put deficit to $30 billion and he warned Utah, Nevada and Arizona — where 12:30 to2:30p.m. in Cronin Hall at “severe limits” on federal programs his spending" blueprint “will disap their influence is extensive. for their cities and will “disappoint Mayfair Gardens. point those who do not take inflation On Sunday, an administration Gloria Weiss, registered dieti- those who do not take inflation seriously ... It will disappoint those seriously.” spokesman said the White House Of tion, will present a program on who expect constantly expanding fice of Management and Budget is “The Advantages of Homemade Speaking to members of the federal aid and a constantly expan National League of Cities, the presi considering a plan to reorganize two Mixes.” ding number of new programs and Cabinet-level agencies, pbssibly dent twice declared the “the 1980 agencies.” abolishing the Commerce Depart Case Closed budget will be very, very tight” and After the speech, the president was ment. he bluntly told his audience that due to fly to Salt Lake City to accept WASHINGTON (UPI) - The The reorganization staff is meant more limits on federal aid a “Family Unity” award from the studying a plan to trim down 12 Supreme Court today refused to “without starving useful programs.” Mormon church. economic development programs ad review the case of Myron Farber, “For the cities, the impact will be Women’s groups - including a ministered by six different agencies the New York Times reporter who clear,” said the president. “We will group called Mormons for ERA — that could involve shifting the spent 39 days in jail for refusing to do as much as we can within the have protested vigorously Carter’s surrender to a judge his notes and necessarily severe limits ... there Economic Development Administra acceptance of the award, arguing tion Irom the Commerce Depart bid for the beau, records on a murder case. will be little money for new in that the Mormons, have vigorously ment to a new-, expanded depart re some great disco The justices let stand contempt itiatives next year. opposls^ the Equal Rights Amend ment. The cruise ship is convictions imposed on Farber rmed with a flash- and on the newspaper, which paid or reminiscent of a total $285,000 in fines in the iay Night Fever” highly publicized fair-trial, free- It boards. But, Lau- press case. Egypt May Extend ifesses with a gig- Today's action sets no national No, the BeeGees legal precedent. But many free ake it.” press advocates consider it a blow other episode with since, among other things, it Eberts guest star- leaves intact a New Jersey ruling Interim Withdrawal that a state law giving journalists ilie’s love life is a completed nine months after the ful. “We get each a privilege to protect confidential By United Press International “This does not mean that I am An Israeli report from Cairo said signing of the pact. ’ Lauren reveals, sources must yield to a criminal The crowds of shoppers make it look like summer sidewalk pessimistic, not at all, but there are today that Egypt may offer to extend Israel agreed to this but rejected a has two little girls defendant’s right to a fair trial. sales, but the jacketed pedestrians shown at the Manchester problems which will take some Israel’s interim withdrawal from the proposal that autonomy be set up in in the way ... and Parkade are getting a head start on their Christmas shopping time.” , . Sinai from nine to 12 months if the the West Bank and- Gaza in nine The negotiations are deadlocked in Alaska.” Traffic Toll the weekend after Thanksgiving. (Herald photo by jg^trempfer) Israelis agree to a timetable for self- months. Israel argued linking the n intends to cram over Egypt's demand for a timetable The traffic toll for the long rule in the occupied West Bank and treaty to a timetable could mean for establishing Arab autonomy on my guest shots and the Gaza Strip. Egypt would withhold other movies into her Thanksgiving holiday weekend, occupied lands. The dispute could The Jerusalem Post said in a dis provisions of the pact until autonomy ! as she can, but grimly aided by dangerous delay the conclusion of a peace pact Christmas Shoppers patch the proposal is part of Egyp was achieved. beyond the Dec. 17 target date men- t allegiance is to weather conditions during the homeward rush, today pushed tian President Anwar Sadat’s Israel offered instead to begin tioned in the Camp David e-consuming role negotiations on a timetable after the e Boat.” well past the minimum number of reassessment of Cairo’s position agreements. following Israel’s rejection of a de treaty is signed. the day-to-day deaths predicted and past last \Fill Parking Spaces ' Begin told his Cabinet Sunday he year’s total. mand to include a timetable in the p- In Cairo toady a high-level com saw no need to reopen the the set she says, ace treaty. mittee, headed by Vice President e fun. We laugh all The National Safety Council MANCHESTER —Parking spaces not so. heavy, but sales were good. Washington talks if Egypt does not predicted 480 to 570 travelers were few and far between at the The report followed a statement by Hosni Mobarak, met for two hours to approve the American draft en Guest stars get to With the combination of higher complete a report on the latest Egyp icters, not them- would die in traffic accidents Parkade the weekend after Sadat that peace negotiations may dorsed by Israel, governm ent prices and tightening of purse tian position in the deadlocked peace two good rea- during the period. Thanksgiving. With Thanksgiving drag beyond the Dec. 17 target date sources in Tel Aviv said. strings, he said he anticipates his treaty negotiations with Israel. ' the show has no Early today, a UPI survey .dinners out of the way, residents business will be as good as least year for an agreement but that “sooner or They said Begin endorsed Foreign later” a treaty will be signed. The report will be submitted to attracting top showed at least 505 people had turned into shoppers and took advan with a 10 percent increase allowing 6 Minister Moshe Dayan’s view that Sadat Tuesday and then sent to Presi ce Red Buttons, been killed in traffic accidents. tage of the good weather to get a percent for inflation. Quoting a source close to Sadat, the sending negotiators back to the U.S. dent Carter through diplomatic Fell, June Ally- That compared to 498. killed head start on their Oiristmas shop Business at Regal’s Men’s Store on Jerusalem Post said Egypt was capital to discuss "finely honed” sec channels. Johnson, Vincent during the same period in 1977. ping. Main Street was “excellent,” Ber prepared to draw up a provision in tions of the proposed agreement Sadat, speaking Sunday to jour 1 Joan Blondell. A “very fine day” was experienced nard Apter, owner, said. He added the treaty ensuring against abolish might torpedo the entire package. nalists on the lawn of his rest house r plus to doing by the businesses at the Parkade, ac that although people are spending, ment of the pact if the autonomy plan But Israeli officials said Israel was Iran Protests on the Nile north of Cairo, said a willing to take any steps that will a t” for Lauren is cording to Bob Schwartz, president they are spending cautiously. cannot be fulfilled within a year. report to President Carter on the lead to peace .so long as this does not a year cruise on TEHRAN, Iran (UPI) - The' of the Parkade Aesociation. “Friday TTie day after Thanksgiving was “The source also pressed the idea Egyptian position would be delayed mean giving in to excessive Egyptian ic Princess, a Pa- shah’s Moslem-led opposition shut and Saturday were better than last “extra busy on sales and layaways” of applying the autonomy plan first to two days until Tuesday because cer demands. Orient Line ship, down Tehran Sunday, sent 1.4 year,” he said, and added that he at F arr’s, owner James Farr said. the Gaza Strip — as a model for its tain changes had to^be made. a cruise - ISO of million demonstrators into the foresees a good Christmas season. He said there’s every indication subsequent application to the West .At the Cabinet meeting. Begin sup Bank,” the newspaper report said. “I cannot set a date, but I am sure 0 regu^ passen- streets and issued detailed Downtown on Main Street was both there wilt be a lot of shopping activi ported Dayan against a storm of a cruise to Aca- allegations that Iran’s elite have “ spotty” and good according to ty this year. He said his holiday shop Under the terms of the draft trea of one thing, sooner or later we shall criticism tor his remark that Israel be signing an agreement.” Sadat 1 alcHig the Mezi- siphoned off $2.4 billion of the Philip Harrison, owner of Harrison’s ping business is already running ty, Israel is to pull out of the Sinai had approved^an American draft of a said, “How long it will take, I do not ra to shoot stock nation’s oil revenue. Troops killed Stationers. He said that traffic was ahead of last year. desert in two stages, the first to be treaty and now Egypt should “take it know. 13 demonstrators. or leave it.” xnre Boat” doing The outpouring of anti the ratings, what government fervor shook the m’s plans for t ^ shah’s attempts to re-establish stability and pacify his opposition. Cash Found as Body Shipments End ly been there one alf years. I like GEORGETOWN, Guyana (UPI) — Despite the end of the clean-up tain a letter to the Soviet Embassy. - it’s got wide Pope, Challenge was carried in 83 aluminum transfer wounds, and the rest apparently from J A suitcase stuffed with money and operation, there was a growing list of U.S. Graves Registration teams cases. cyanide poisoning. the d im e te r is VA’nCAN CITY (UPI) - Pope stashed in a chicken coop put another mysteries surrounding the stunning finished bagging the bodies Saturday "That means there were a hell of a Four otiicrs were Sharon Amos and signed a com- John Paul II has openly twist togday in the bizarre tale of the events that began late Saturday and cheered, shook and slapped lot of children in the last shipment," her three children, killed at the for five years,” challenged the forces of religious Rev. Jim Jones and the mass suicide afternoon, Nov. 18, at the People’s hands as the U.S. Air Force said one U.S. officer at the People's Temple headquarters in n antic^tion of oppression in a landmark speech of his 908 blindly loyal followers. Temple jungle commune helicopter took off with the final cor Georgetown. The last was a would-be iree years with that church observers said was Georgetown airport. The U.S. troops who stuffed the Tim Carter, who described himself aimed at the rulers of his native pse — at least the last one they could “ Picking up the bodies of the sect defector, Patrica Parks, killed blackened, swollen bodies into green as a public relations specialist for the find. as “Love Boat” Poland and other Soviet-bloc children was the one thing that really in the massacre at Port Kaituma air plastic sacks and sent them back to cult, told reporters that he, his At Georgetown’s Timehra airport good scripts and countries. got to me,” said an exhausted strip, 5 miles from Jonestown along the United States in aluminum cases brother Mike and a third man wei;e Sunday, the U.S. Recovery Task with Rep. Leo Ryan, D-Calif. and u, Julie intend The 58-year-old former soldier, trying to sleep in the shade of burned their possibly contaminated given guns and a suitcase containing Force sent the last 184 bodies back to a firehouse. ' I’ll remember that three American reporters. e directs*. Archbishop of Krakow, his voice uniforms and prepaid to return to $500,0()0 and walked past the death Dover Air Force Base, Del., aboard a forever.” The appalling toll appeared to have loud and sometimes trembling their home bases today. temple even as their friends were C-141 transport plane. For health For the record, the cold numbers cleared up one mystery — the with emotion., issued a powerful According to the Pentagon, the collapsing from cyanide poisoning. reasons they burned their uniforms, whereabouts of hundreds of sect world-wide appeal Sunday ior were 914 members of the People's body retrieval operation cost U.S. Carter said he, his brother and boots, gloves and tents and anything Temple sect dead. These included 908 inoinbers who seemed to be missing freedom of religion and human taxpayers anproximately $9 million, dignity. I Michael Prokes were told to take the that came into contact with the body Americans and one Guyanese citizen after the Guyanese government’s in which lig u r^ out to about $10,000 per suitcase to an unspecified embassy. remains or fluids of the cultists. who died at Jonestown, three of them itial, grossly inaccurate count of 400 Stock Market body. The suitcase later was found to con The final shipment of 184 corpses — including Jones — of gunshot dead at Jonestown. NEW YORK (UPI) - Prices opened higher Monday in active trading qf New York Stock Plan Would Bill for Snow Removal Exchange issues. The' Dow Jones industrial By GREG PEARSOIN average, which gained 3.12 points town clerk’s office. work the town has to do,” he said. If temporary period while work is being "If this is going on a cold day, we Friday, was ahead 0.86 point to Herald Reporter As the town today geared for its persons are hired to do the work, the done. The town does not have such wind up witha big sheet of ice,” Giles 810.98 shortly after the opening. It MANCHESTER — Negligent snow- first major snow of the year. Jay town will have to” have additional authority, but'Giles feels it would be said. gained 12.39 points overall last shovelers may have to pay the town Giles, director of public works, money available to pay them until a useful step for the town to Thus, the change is being sought to week. for clearing of their sidewalks if a explained the proposed ordinance payment is made by the property eliminate damage claims from eliminate this problem. It also would proposed ordinance is. approved by about the removal of the white stuff. owner. automobile operators. establish a system of charging per Index the Town Board of Directors. * Presentiy, town ordinances Giles is hopeful the change can be The proposed town ordinance is sons who might spill or leave items The snow ordinance will be one of provide for a fine if a property owner approved and enacted in time for patterned after the existing state or on a road that the town has to clean Business...... i? three ordinances developed by the fails to shovel a sidewalk after a most Of this winter’s major snows. dinance, Giles said. up Classified...... 20-22 Department of Public Works that the The town also is seeking permis snowfall. Another ordinance would prohibit Comics...... 23 Town Board of Directors will con The proposed revised ordinance sion to be able to close temporarily (files mentioned a recent example i Editorial ...... n any road that is being repaired or the draining of water onto town duct public hearings for at its Dec. 5 would permit the town to take over streets. of an out-of-town concrete contractor Entertainment ...... 16 meeting. the snow shoveling duty if the proper reconstructed. who cleaned his truck and left the Fam ily...... lo The others would permit the town ty owner fails to do so and then This would lessen the town’s Presently, the ordinance prohibits remains on the street, which was Gift Guide...... 6-7 to temporarily close roads being' charge the owner for the service. liability for any damage that occurs the discharge of water through a pipe stained by the debris. Under the new Obituaries ...... 12 repaired and would establish a Giles said the town might either to automobiles using roads during the onto sidewalks. Some property ordinance, that contractor would Sports...... 13-15 prohibition against the draining of repair work. owners, however, have run a pipe un have been charged by the town for use town workers to clear the walks (4 - Television ...... 16 water onto town streets. Aii copies of or hire persons to do the shoveling. The state, for instance, has the der the sidewalk and are draining the ensuing cleanup. the ordinances may be seen at the “It all depends on how much other authority to close roads legally for a water directly onto the street. M ■ y 11 B PAUE T\\0__ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn.. Mon Nnv 27 i07ft <•* - ^ : '■ ^ — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Mon,, Nov. 27, 1978- PAGE THREE 15 th Annlmsaru Municipal Liability Leader Denies China, Schism TOKYO (UPI) — Vice Premier Teng Hsiao- dication that no rift exists between the two top Following Mao's death Sept. 9, 1976, Hua To Be Reconsidered ping said publicly the late Mao Tse-tung was Chinese leaders. smashed the faction known as the Gang of WASHINGTON (UPI) - The the Constitution as the 2nd Circuit wrong when he appointed Hua Kup-feng as “The party central leadership at present is Four and brought Teng back into the govern Supreme Court today ordered a U.S. held. premier and that the “time is ripe” to correct united 100 percent on the need for stability and ment. appeals court to reconsider its June 5 West Haven urged it to hold that the error, Japanese reports said today. unity to promote the country’s modernization Teng also told the Japanese mission he owes ruling that municipalities can be there was no implied right to sue a But Teng, the architect of China’s post-Mao programs,” Teng said Sunday. much to the late chairman because Mao saved sued directly, under the Constitution, • city for money damages directly un- turn toward the Western world and its drive Referring to the party resolutions passed him from persecution by the Gang of Four by for some civil rights violations by der the 14th An^ndment, which says for economic development, denied there was following a mass demonstration in Peking’s sendin^g People's Liberation Army guards to their employees. no “state” shall “deprive any person schism in China’s leadership and discounted Tienanmen Square April 7, 1OT6, in honor of protect his life. Previously, municipalities were of life, liberty or property without fears that new political convulsions would the late Premier Chou En-lai, Teng said; Teng was quoted as saying the current wall belisved immune from damage suits due process of law, nor ... the equal sweep China. "All decisions made in connection with the poster debate in Peking is an expression of the by people charging violations of their protection of the laws.” The Japanese reports quoted Teng as saying Tienanmen incident were wrong and the time people’s right to tree discussions and not a constitutional rights, and only in It also noted -that federal courts Mao was too ill to make correct judgments is ripe for correcting these mistakes, ” sign ol dissension in the party’s top ranks. dividual employees could be sued in like to decide cases on a statutory when two party resolutions were passed April Japan’s Kyodo news service Sunday quoted "The Constitution gua?antees the right for federal court for such infractions. basis whenever possible and avoid a 7,1976, one purging Teng and the other appoin a source in Hong Kong as predicting an an the people to make free discussions in wall The 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of broad constitutional issue. ting Hua as premier. nouncement would be made from Peking papers. Sometimes it is necessary to solve Appeals, in a precedent-shattering Today, the Supreme Court set They quoted Teng as telling visiting today on the transfer of the premiership from questions by means of wall posters, ” he said. opinion on a suit against West Haven, aside the 2nd Circuit ruling, and Japanese socialists in a 90-minute meeting Hua to Teng, with Hua continuing as Com "Foreigners are making a fuss about wall Conn., decided last summer that a ordered the appeals court to recon that Hua played no part in the decisions, an in munist Party chairman. posters, but we can sleep in peace. " city in certain instances may be sued sider the case in light of the justices' for money damages directly under June 6 decision on the issue. the Constitution's 14th Amendment. The appeals court could change its By a remarkable coincidence, its 5- mind this second time around or More Viets Seeking Refuge 4 ruling was issued just one day possibly could come to the same con before the Supreme Court decided a clusion as b^ore and once again hold By United Press International military bases "as was done after the Viet nam war.” passengers with no place to go. separate case with a similar result— there is a constitutional right to sue a Another 20,000 Vietnamese refugees today but with an important legal city as well as a right under the old Stanley Mooneyham, president of World Vi The United States has made no definite com sought refuge in Malaysia, whose refusal to mitment on the Hai Hong passengers but difference.. civil rights law. accept 2,500 Vietnamese from the freighter sion International said, "Otherwise, we The high court, overruling a 1961 Michael Zarolinsky, center, architectural design teacher at Illing predict tragic loss of many lives from drow offered to take 2,500 refugees from those Swinging Partners Hai Hong prompted an international rescue ef already in Malaysian camps if Malaysia decision, said local governing bodies Book Fair Opens Junior High School in Manchester, checks a shed design being worked fort. ning as boatloads of refugees are turned away because of overtaxed facilities (in Malaysia) granted temporary asylum to the Hai Hong may be sued for money damages un by Eric Nelson while Kathy Sheehy, another class member, looks on. The first group of refugees from the Hai refugees. der a Reconstruction-era civil rights MANCHESTER - The Keeney Hong began new lives in Canada today after a and unsanitary conditions during the monsoon statute for depriving a citizen of con Street School book fair begins today (Herald photo by Pinto) season.." Germany originally agreed to take 1,000 Hai Canadian military plane flew them from Hong passengers but the German freighter 2 stitutional rights through an official and continues through Friday in the tropical soujfaeaST'Asia to wintery Montreal. The new wave of refugees arrived in Malaysia aboard a flotilla of 35 boats. Many Tom Jacob picked up 450 Vietnamese refugees ly adopted policy, ordinance or school library. More of thiK^ai Hong’s 2,500 refugees were to made their wdy to beaches after scuttling from their boat off Thailand over the HUD Confirms Zoning Policy regulation. The fair will be open today, Illing Students Learn be floviHi to Canada, West Germany and The high court never has said, Wednesday and Friday from 9 a.m. their vessels to keep marine police from for weekend. The German Embassy said those MANCHESTER -T he town has said France. refugees would be accepted, reducing the McLean had made similar remarks this month on the issue. One at however, whether a broader form of to 3 p.m., and Tuesday and Thursday cing them back to sea. They were expected to received a letter that confirms what The town is expected to act affir But Malaysian authorities said some 1,000 number of Hai Hong pasengers it would take \ at a meeting Wednesday that was tracted opponents to continuation in relief could be found directly under from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. About Building Design other Hai Hong passengers still had no place join some 40,000 refugees already in makeshift to 550, a federal Department of Housing and matively to increase housing oppor attended by town officials and U.S. the Community Development camps, police said. Urban Development official said at a to go and would be towed out to sea if the Temperatures were well below freezing tunities, he said. Rep. William Cotter. Town Manager program. The second primarily con MANCHESTER -Students at Illing The class is now studying the shed con Canada hqs agreed to take 604 refugees from meeting last week. He mentioned that the towb struction aspect of the course which is United States refused to take them. when the 161 Vietnamese refugees arrived in 7 Junior High School are learning to build the Hai Hong. West Germany will take 550. Robert Weiss had asked for the sisted of speakers who supported An Amerian humanitarian official vfsiting Montreal Sunday. HUD will ask Manchester to already has received approval of its Area, Police Report sheds and small barns from plans which being offered to anyone in Manchester France will fly 221 to Paris Wedpesday night. remarks in writing. continuation in the program. Kuala Lumpur today urged President Carter "Seven cases had to go to hospital but review zoning regulations only if they fourth-year, or present-year, Com In recent weeks, concern has been they design themselves. Their services who would like a small shed of their Belgium has indicated it might take 150. infringe on meeting housing goals. munity Development funding. A m ^or concern apparently is the design to be constructed on their lot. to quickly airlift the refugees to unused U.S. nothing serious," an official said. expressed —both by residents and Vernon j connection with wiring being are available free to interested residents. That leaves some 1,000 of the Hai Hong Certain statutory requirements are “As long as the town meets the zoningjlnatter. Town residents and Such a shed, which is 8-feet by 10-feet, town officials —about HUD involve officia'K have expressed opposition to John Lambert, 46, of 85 Coldspring damaged at the police station. Architectural design is a new course part of the Community Development commitments contained in that would be ideal for storing machinery, ment in town. HUD asking the town to review its Drive, Vernon, was charged Satur Buxton is to appear in court on Dec. being offered this year at Illing by block grant program. John McLean, application, or makes good faith ef lawn furniture and outdoor tools. Many residents have asked the zoning. day with driving while under the in 5. Michael Zarolinsky. Included in the director of HUD's Hartford office, forts, and as long as its fifth-year town to drop out of the Community course is instruction in accepted architec The materials would be paid for by the wrote to Manchester. McLean repeated in his letter, fluence of liquor or drugs and driving application meets statutory Development program because of in South Windsor tural drawing standards that comply with homeowner. All labor is provided by the "These include the development however, that such a step will be while license is under suspension. . requiretjients, HUD will not concern creased requirements to receive the taken only if zoning is seen as an im Cnir. c Mnneeley. 17, fo 193 local building code requirements. students under the instructor’s supervi and adoption of a realistic Housing itself with Manchester’s zoning," Police said he was involved in a sion. Most of the building would be money. pediment to meeting the housing two-car accident on Route 30. The Goodwin St., East Hartford, was After this basic instruction, the students Assistance Plan and performance in McLean wrote. are required to sketch a floor plan of their prefabricated with assembly on site. Two public hearings have been held goals. driver of other other car was Louis charged early Saturday morning with accordance with that plan,” McLean personal choice in a residence and, if time Anyone interested in ordering a shed or i Paradis, 69, of East Hartford. No in third-degree criminal mischief, un permits, draw complete plans for con receiving more information may contact juries were reported. Lambert is lawful discharge of a firearm, dis struction. and finish the project by com Zarolinski at Illing during school hours, scheduled to appear in court in charge of a firearm from the piling white prints of the work. telephone 647-3423. Rockville on Dec. 5. highway, and carrying a loaded rifle Ticket Refunds Become Problem Wayne Buxtoh, 23, of 90 Seaman in a vehicle. HARTFORD, (UPI) — A growing tyon theater. a growing problem.’’ She said a Circle, East Hartford, was charged Police said Maneeley was firing number of Connecticut citizens are that the producer keew he was going The theater canceled its final show Willimantic club recently had to to close, but didn’t tell the Saturday with first-degree criminal the gun at the Aarco Station on Zoner Asks Chorches getting burnt by promoters who of the summer season, a version of trespassing and third-degree Sullivan Avenue. The shots were refuse to refund advance ticket sales cancel a show when a rock group customers. And I don’t think that’s the long-running Broadway musical failed to appear. the case usually." criminal mischief. heard by a police officer on patrol. for canceled performances. "Hair. " Police said he refused to leave 2 Maneeley was released on a $1,000 Susan Nichols, an executive aide to •xhn___ I 1. • , The *iie ciuuclub issueuissued ramrain cnecKSchecks wnenwhen Ms. Nichols said she plans to talk To Pave Parking Area The prc^ucer has just sort of dis- .(he band didn’t show up, and then to “my legislative friends ’ to see if West St. when asked to do so. The nonsurety bond for appearance in Consumer Protection Commissioner appeared into the woodwork," Ms. ftlminal mischief charge came in 'tourt in East Hartford on Dec. 4. MANCHESTER -E rnest Machell, the storm drainage must be provided. Mary Heslin, said the problem has turned and refused to honor the rain some kind of legislation can be drawn Nichols explained. checks,” she said. town's zoning enforcement officer, has ■'More than a year has passed, and you become so acute that she thinks up to protect advance ticket buyers. asked Chorches Motors to pave a recently -Another eight complaints were Ms. Nichols said there’s not much One of the possibilities, she said, is have been using the parking area without legislation may be needed to protect Q Ir te m 1BGC 3 O w o r «• Corylury ttf Cpuality N received recently concerning a her department can do for the to require promoters to “put up a expanded section of its parking area or meeting these provisions," Machell wrote the consumer. theater in Springfield, Mass., Ms. Restaurant, Housing remove the vehicles parked there. in his letter. theatergoer who gets left with q bond or escrow before the season.” The department recently received Nichols said. The theater folded The firm, located at 80 Oakland St., He said the letter was an order to 1 28 complaints from Connecticut worthless ticket when a producer She said if productions were during the middle of its season, skips town. canceled, there would still be some .'■eceiyed a special exception in September remedy the situation, and he said the firm residents who said they couldn’t get 1977 from the town’s Planning and Zoning leaving the eight Connecticut "We would have to prove fraud and money left over to reimburse ticket Need Zone Changes either must meet the provisions or ^ refunds for advance tickets they residents holding the bag. Commission. The exception permitted the MMNEGUIDE that’s almost impossible," Ms. holders. remove the vehicles from the area. He OC/ 7 TE«W E»AF^ ST^VLEO SV ' purchased to a production at an Ivor- Ms. Nichols said “this seems to be MANCHESTER - A fast-food Zone {or the 1.8-acre parcel at the firm to expand its parking area to proper Nichols said. “We’d have to show hamburger restaurant is being gave them until Friday to begin work on corner of Bidwell Street and Hart ty at 56 and 60 Oakland St. compliance. proposed for a Spencer Street lot that ford Road. Machell said, however, that two con will require a zone change from the Samuel Chorches, president of the Earlier this year, the commission ditions of the PZC's approval have not Chorches Motors, could not be reached town’s Planning and Zoning Commis granted a special exception to Roy Storm Blasts sion. been met. The PZC said the expanded this morning for comment. •er Midwest Franklin, a local developer, so he parking area must be paved and necessary By United Press Inlernalional cident calls,” said an Illinois state Also, a developer now is seeking a world’s busiest airport. Delays of 45 states later today or Tuesday. could-build a combination commer The season’s first major police spokesman in the western sub Residence M Zone for a property at minutes to an hour were reported on The trailing area of the storm Bidwell Street and Hartford Road. cial and residential complex oh the snowstorm blasted through the upper urbs, where the snow fell in the property. The land now is wned • v most flights and some airlinas dusted Montana and the Dakotas CNE Ltd. has applied for a zone East Hartford Police Report Midwest today, snarling stragglers largest accumulations. Ten cars Business I. ? diverted flights to other cities with light snowshowers. Heavier change at 195 Spencer St. for a 5.1- from the Thanksgiving weekend’s piled into each other in one chain- Now, the developer is seeking a because of the weather and backup. acre parcel. Attorney Bruce Lutsk, homeward rush and promising a reaction accident on a suburban totals to the east included 8-10 inches change to Residence M Zone for the Wayne A. Charest, 27, of 228 Wpodlawn Middletown Drive in Wethersfield, has Officials urged Chicago area com in central Nebraska and 4 inches at who represents the applicant, said a V rough return to work for thousands of expressway. site. Circle, East Hartford, was charged with muters to use public transportation denied that he was "a disgruntled commuters. Roads in the northern section of central Iowa where five traffic fast-food hamburger restaurant, Cin The zone change would prohibit third-degree burglary early Saturday customer who took the law into his own or to get an early start for work deaths were blamed on the weather dy’s Hamburgers, is planned for part The storm, which grew out of rains the state were "90 percent white," a commercial development but would morning in connection with an incident at hands" and, through his attorney, /’ today. The snow was expected to Sunday. of the parcel if the zone change is over Missouri and Kansas Sunday, spokesman for the Illinois Depart allow a mix of single-family duplex Peddler II, 345 Burnside Ave. declined to comment any further on the in blanketed the . Chicago area with pack most streets and highways by Meavy snow warnings and granted. ment of Transportation said. early momning. and apartment units. Police said an officer on patrol received cident. more than 2 inches of snow by mid The snow, whipped by winds travelers advisories were posted The restaurant chain is new to the a call about a suspicious male at the DeMarco was arrested at 10 a.m. Sun The National Weather Service area, he said. Plans for the Two proposed subdivisions also night. City officials declared a snow gusting to 30 mph, delayed up to 200,- today in northern Illinois, southern have been submitted to the PZC. One Peddler II. \ day morning after police had traced his predicted the storm would dump 4 in remainder of the parcel have not emergency and dispatched every 000 passengers at O’Hare Inter Wisconsin and southern Michigan. A is from James McCarthy, seeking to Upon checking, the officer said he found registration number. available plow and salting truck to ches of snow or more on Chicago, 2-4 winter storm warning was issued for been set, he said. the front window smashed by a cement national Airport, caught by the storm inches on Detroit and moderate to build 17 homes on an extension of The complainant who called the police the city’s streets and expressways, in the midst of its busiest day of the Ohio and Pennsylvania later today. The PZC will hear the application Butternut Road. The other is from block and Charest lying on the floor inside. said his wife heard the sound of glass crowded with holiday travelers. heavy accumulations through Storm watches and travelers ad at its Dec. 4 meeting. Charest was held on $5(X) bond. He was year. Extra plows were called in to northern Ohio and Pennsylvania Paul and Sally Marte, who have smashing at the Nationwide Safti-Brake “We’re getting bombarded with ac clear the seven runways of the visories were in effect from New The PZC also will hear the applica applied for a nine-lot subdivision off scheduled to appear in court today. Center, 16 Tolland St., at about 7 a.m before moving into the Northeastern tion for a change to Residence M Jersey to Vermont. McDivitt Drive. (Jorrerlion DeMarco was granted accelerated In the East Hartford Police Report for rehabilitation fer six months on the condi About Town) Oct, 30, it was reported that "a man who tion he pay the owner restitution for the was apparently upset about a brake job broken window. Accelerated rehabilita City Fest. Hi Lo Miami Beach that was done on his car last week decided tion means that all criminal charges will Albuquerque pc 48 30 Milwaukee sn 35 32 Manchester Grange will Dairij to take matters into his own hands, police be dismissed if the individual can stay out Anchorage r 45 31 Minneapolis sn 29 IS sponsor a card party kwHARTrOni ROAD said. ’ of trqyble for a specific length of time. WAKEFIELD ALUMNI Asheville r 53 40 Nashville r 56 53 Wednesday at 8 p.m. in the Francis B. DeMarco, 29, of 405 Atlanta r 68 53 New Orleans tst 88 65 Queen SAHFiUMCISCO Grange Hall on Oleott Billings wy 31 20 New York sn 35 26 Street. There will be door Corduroy Button Texturized V, ■ Birmingham sh 69 61 Oklahoma City cy 66 33 prizes and other prizes. I^DAIRY QUEEN lOS Boston Abuse Policy On Agenda sn 29 17 Omaha cy 32 22 Refreshments will be Coat, Orion Pile Polyester Shell, Brownsville, Tx. cy 84 73 Philadelphia si 39 25 VERNON -T he General Buffalo served. The public is in the matter to the attention school for a. conference, sn 26 19 Phoenix pc 62 48 vited. Policies Committee of the of the school principal im Charlston, S.C. sh 59 65 Pittsburgh r 35 29 take the child home and Collar & Lining. Button Front. Board of Education will mediately. The principal confer with the parent or if (Charlotte, N.C. r 56 42 Portland, Maine sn 27 10 Recitation of the Rosary LiatMO« discuss a proposed process should then confer with the indicated, take the child Chicago sn 39 34 Portland, Or. fg 40 29 and ecumenical hour will Cleveland for handling child abuse school nurse and social for medical care. Famous Maine Handsome, and sn 38 31 Providence sn 31 18 be conducted by members Columbus r 40 34 Richmond r 49 37 cases in the public schools worker or other ap- The school personnel "1- E 3 ‘ Dallas of the St. Bridget Rosary RE&
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Hours: Mon.—Wed. 9:30 to 5:30. Thurs.-Fri. 9:30 to 9KX). Sat. 9:30 to 5:30 PAGE EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Mon., Nov. 27, 1978 ' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., Nov. 27, 1978 — PAGE NINE Officials Group Says Budget U.S. Cops Advised To Get Tips From Japanese Set,Talks NEW YORK (UPI) — There are dowm from 188.8 in 1960, according to the incidents which do occur.’ City concluded that, no matter how While Americans tend to get their Japanese police, he said, are proportionately 10 times the number Japan’s National Police Agency. By contrast, Americans are fast police respond to a crime report, backs up when confronted by authori deployed to iixed, small geographic Will Be Inadequate murders in the United States as there "The most remarkable aspect is generally unwilling to cooperate with delays in calling them generally ty, the Japanese are more likely, as areas. They have a small “patch” to On CRCOG are in Japan, 13 times the number of the adage goes, to “bend like a the close relationship between the the police, Murphy said.-He cited make immediate apprehension of a to cities and towns to offset these un be responsible for and a specific SOUTH WINDSOR - Local of The Connecticut Conference of rapes, 208 times the robberies. Why? willow.” Or, as Bayley put it, “In Japanese police and the general three studies which, he said, suspect impossible. avoidable increases in local govern group of people to serve. ficials are expected to meet with the Municipalities (CCM) has said a David H. Bayley, a University of Japan, the criminal justice system is cjtizenry,” said Patrick V. Murphy, demonstrate there must be better — A Rand Corp. study of the in ment costs, the state would be for “Though each American officer executive committee of the Capitoi proposed 1979-80 state budget is in Denver professor who is a staff con efficient because the people obey and president of the Police Foundation, a police-citizen cooperation in the U.S. vestigative process found that when Region Council of Governments on adequate. cing’ property taxes to go up in sultant to the National Commission non-profit body with headquarters in if the police are to accomplish their cases are solved, it is most often has ten times more area to cover respect law and authority.” than a Japanese counterpart,” he Dec. 6 to discuss South Windsor's The budget has been recommended almost every city and town," the on the Prevention of Violence, was &yley cited key statistics. Last Washington. mission. because a citizen tells the police who plans regarding membership in the to Gov. Ela Grasso by her chief CCM said. one of several experts who sought to “The Japanese seem to respect the ^ A National Victimization Survey did it. said, “there is no reason why fixed year, the FBI reported the violent posts, manned by officers on foot, organization. financial advisor. State aid to cities and towns answer the question at a recent crime rate in the United States was police, to call on them frequently for showed three out of four U.S. crimes Murphy had some ideas on how The invitation was extended to CCM said the proposal “is not alresuy is among the lowest in the meeting of Japanese and U.S, police assistance, and to aid them in are not even reported to the police. U.S. police might make use of cannot serve densely populated ur 466.6 per 100,000 inhabitants, up from ban areas with high levels of crime.’’* South Windsor officiais through a adequate to the needs of Connec counip, and the proposed budget officials here. 160.9 in 1960. In Japan, it was 65.7, preventing crime and investigating — A response time study in Kansas Japanese police methnHs ietter sent by Richard Goodman, ticut’s cities and towns, and would woula increase the reliance on local regionai councii chairman. force big increases in property taxes propCTty tax to generate revenue, the South Windsor's membership, and throughout the state. group said. College voting rights, hang in the balance “We understand that the budget Joel Cogen, CCM’s executive direc following a Nov. 6 vote against the presented to the govarnor would tor, has asked Anthony Milano, Session payment of some $4,550 in dues to the provide only one increase in state aid secretary of the Office of Policy and CRCOG organization. to cities and towns, $30 million in Management, to present a Planned ALL FOOD MART STORES OPEN SUNDAY 9 A.M. TO 4 P.M. Goodman, who is also mayor of education equalization grants. This supplementary budget recommenda tion to the governor that would in Bloomfield, said following the an amount falls $20 million short of the MANCHESTER - crease state aid to cities and towns. nouncement of the vote, that he increase in public school costs which Manchester Community would recommend deprivation of will be caused by inflation alone," College, through its divi WAl DBAUM S FOOD MART WILL SAVE YOU MORE voting rights for South Windsor at the CCM said. Fish Club Topic sion of Community Ser Local public education costs will go next meeting of CRCOG's executive vices, will offer an inten A by $50 million in 1979-80 bases' on a The Exotic Fish Society of Hart committee. sive winter intersession Food M art If the 15-member executive com e!? percent inflation rate. , ford will feature Lance Voboril as the guest speaker at its meeting consisting of 10 courses for mittee does decide to deprive South “The state would be paying only 60 credit. ' ANY DAY OF THE WEEK YOU SHOP! percent of the increase. Higher Tuesday, at 7:30 p.m. at the Windsor of voting privileges, it doe Classes will begin Dec. property taxes would pay the rest,” Children’s Museum, Little School, not mean that representatives of the 26, and will continue As this aerial view shows, little more than fire ran through the suburban Rochester the group said. Trout Brook Drive, West Hartford. PLANTER S & W CALIFORNIA WELCH’S LIPTOINI DOXEE NEW ENGLAND town would be barred from CRCOG through Jan. 12. Each FOOD CLUB the concrete skeleton of the Holiday Inn in Motel early Saturday. Ten people were killed Th state budget proposed to the Voboril will speak on “The Hobby meetings, however. course will consist of 12 On Nov. 6, Republican council Greece, N.Y., remains after a devastating and 13 are missing. (UPI photo) governor does not include money to in Holland." P E A N U T T O M A T O GRAPE N O O D LE CLAM SLICED 2 three-and-a-half-hour mor I offset inflation-induced increases for There will also be a bowl show, member Richard Ryan presented an ning class meetings plus a such services as fire and police auction, door prizes and SOUP CHOWDER BEETS alternative proposal to pay $2,500 of BU TTER I JUICE JELLY with chicken broth protection, road repair and sewer refreshments. Children under 16 final examination. The 3 LB JAR 15 OZ CAN 16 OZ CAN the dues, when it became apparent courses are equivalent to 40 OZ CAN ' 2 COUNT PKG that the council would vote against work. must be accompanied by an ^u lt. “By not increasing state assistance The public is invited and the event the same courses given payment of the full assessment. The during the 15-week fall or council, however, also voted against Fire Alarm Questioned is free. PKGS H # spring semesters. In addi the alternative proposal. TOPCO PHOSPHATE FREE tion, the photography KEEBLER - SALTED OR UNSALTEO HEAVY DUTY 49 02 The three Democratic council course includes an after ZESTA SALTINES PKG 5 3 * DETERGENT BLUE OR WHITE PACKAGE 9 9 "Pick Your Own" Fresh Produce! 7 members voted for payment of the noon session. rWALDBAUM'S N.Y. STYLE D EU !\ In Fatal Motel Blaze F^D VARIETIES 12 OZ PKG proposal. nutrition in Schools The intersession has KAL KAN 3 ’c*a °nI 89* REESE’SS'CHIPS ‘ 1.09 FOOD CLUB PLAIN MEAT OR MUSHROOM CALIFORNIA - FRESH Republican member Joan. been planned to meet the , GREECE, N. Y. (UPI) - Questions to flee the 15-year-old masonry struc aped the flames claimed they never COOKED LEAN SPAGHETTI SAUCE tzozjar 89* CUCUMBER SLICES D A IL E Y S 79* Cushman, who also voted against the arose today over whether the alarm ture said they never heard any fire .leard it. PTA Worshop Topic needs' of several different VLASIC B^OTTLE SWEET MIXED PICKLES '5a°r^ 59* dues, called the assessment “blood system at a suburban Holiday Inn alarms. Hotel officials and local fire “Somebody banged on our door at kinds of students. Current HAM PASTRAMI FOOD CLUB SALAD OIL 79* BROCCOLI AND SHOULDER money'' from the town as a alerted Thanksgiving weekend gueSts authorities said the building had an about 2:45 a.m. and yelled “There’s a and cafeterias. MCC students can make up SLICED TO ORDER brok^age fee for obtaining federal MANCHESTER — Nutrition in the SLICED TO ORDER s & w and celebrants at a singles dance to a alarm system and had passed a fire fire,’" recalled Ann Hamelin, of classroom and cafeteria will be courses or accelerate their HOOD ALL NATURAL giUnts to which the town is actually Previous pilot studies in Canton Kleenex pre-dawn fire that killed 10 people. inspection Nov. 8. Hamiljtom Ont., who was part of a studied further at a PTA Council- programs of study. Per 14 SS RABE entitled with our without CRCOG's have shown positive nutrition lear G rapefruit STEWED (RAPPINI) Twenty-five other people, in Fire officials, unable to determine group ' of' Canadians staying at the sponsored workshop Thursday from sons who expect to be ad ■ • LB. Facial Tissue intercession. ning, less food waste and 50 percent e i cluding four firefighters, were in the exact number of registered hotel 7:30 to 9:30 at Highland Park School mitted to MCC at the start REACH-IN ASSORTED A few days after the vote against carry-over in homes of students. The PROVOLONE CHEESE ‘ 1.99 Juice WHITE OR ASSORTED TOMATOES jured in the Sunday blaze at the guests, searched the charred ruins of “It was terrible. Why didn’t we Auditorium. Manchester students, program calls for strong cooperation of the spring semester can 16 OZ CAN “" c the assessment payment, Mayor GALLON CARTON 200 COUNT BOX three-story, L-shaped building in the the 91-room inn to determine the have a warning?” she asked. “Why ■ professionals and parents represen between school cafeteria workers, begin their studies early. FONTINA CHEESE ' DANISH ^ LB ‘ 2.19 Nancy Caffyn said that, under by Rochester suburb of Greece. Students on vacation from cause of the blaze which began in a wasn't there an alarm system?” ting each school will attend. teachers and students. MU^NSTER CHEESE lb »2.09 LB. bylaws of the regional council, a By the time firefighters arrived at stairwell between the hotel's two other colleges can pick up toWir which plans to withdraw must Fire Chief Kenneth Volkmar said Cafeteria atmosphere, eating time A PTA survey concerning the pre the scene, with temperatures dipping wings. the hotel was equipped with a local for students, choices in menus, food sent cafeteria program will be extra credits. Area NOVA SCOTIA LOX s”*CED lb ‘ 1.89 FLORIDA SWEET TASTING notify the group 30 days before the into the mid-20s, the building was A spokesman for the Holiday Inn alarm box that “somebody had to residents can enroll in HAND SLICED LB 20* OFF LABEL 15 OZ CAN starts of the fiscal year. Otherwise, ordering, and special needs of in presented. It involved all of ALASKAN LOX % ‘ 1.79 FABRIC' 36 COUNT engulfed in flames. chain said he felt “certain that it physically pull. dividuals regarding meals will be the courses to enhance CLING FREE SOFTENER PACKAGE FRANCO AMERICAN RAVIOLI 49* according to' Mrs. Caffyn, the town Manchester’s third and sixth graders BETTY CROCKER „ „ “There was nothing but may very well be the worst fire “Some people said the alarm was topics of discussion in small groups. plus junior and senior high school employment skills or pur KNISHES 2 fOR 49‘ would be liable for the yearly assess screaming," said Fire Lt. Bud we’ve ever had at a hotel. ” sue subjects of personal in LIQUID DRANO QUART BOTt l E BROWNIE SUPREME MIXT kg' ‘ 1.19 TANGELOS ringing for some time,” Volkmar PTA Council is sponsoring the student council representatives. SHRIMP ROLLS 2fOR55‘ CHOCOLATE CHIPS ment. Phillips, who discovered the blaze on No dollar estimate of the damage terest. MUELLERS _ Bpr.lilAROA 1 ^ 0 ^ Q A C said. 'But we never did get a phone workshop as a follow-up to the panel Less salt, sugar and fat in the Type ELBOWS t h i n s p a g h e t t i *8 OZ PACKAGE NESTLE’S COOKIE MIX PKG 99 his way to a moonlighting job as a was available. The courses to be offered BEEF BOLOGNA SLICED TO ORDER LB ‘ 1.89 Pressure Clinic call.” on nutrition in the school, presented A lunch (a federal standard for 13 OZ 1 2 guard. By Sunday night, 13 guests original are: Federal Taxes, CAT LITTER k it t y ^ p l u s TEAM FLAKES CEREAL PKG 79* SOUTH WINDSOR - The Public Police identified five of the dead as by town and state professionals on school lunch) and in a la carte items DOMESTIC to' w DER LB FOR “A few people were yelling for ly reported as missing all were ac Human Biology, Business ROAST BEEF ‘ 3.49 Health Nursing Association is spon Margaret Duncan, 57, and Pamela Nov. 2. A federal-funded pilot nutri are-concerns of the PTA committee. HEBREW NATIONAL KOSHER BEEF help, but mostly it was just screams. counted for. Most had gone to the MOHAWK Chase&Sanborn FOOD CLUB soring a blood pressure clinic Sundue, 30, both of Toronto; tion program presented that evening Additional changes sought are in Management, Basic SALAMI OR BOLOGNA »1.69 Crest I I thought probably several persons SLICED TO ORDER CALIFORNIA CRISP Tuesday from 2-4 p.m. and 7-9 p.m. homes of relatives and friends. Hughuette Sundue, 33, of Brampton, by Dr. Janina Czajkowski of the creased use of bulk and fiber and Photography, Introduction or Hills Bros. Toaster would be killed, but I never thought it Hotel barmaid Teresa Seitzinger Ont.; Nancy Jean Garrett, 26, of to Data Processing,’ CARANDO DANDY LOAF lb ‘ 1.39 FOAM Toothpaste The clinic will be held at the Com University of Connecticut has strong elimination of preservative, ad CARANDO , , N would be this bad.” told police she heard an alarm go off Microeconomics, Introduc COFFEE Pastries munity Center, 91 Ayers Road. Pompano Beach, Fla., and Joyce A. possibilities of being implemented in ditives, artificial colors and GENOA SALAMI * O R D E H ° ‘■® ‘2.79 CUPS REG OR MINT Many of the guests who managed in the hotel. But some guests who es- tion to Literature, In ALL GRINDS ALL VARIETIES 9 OZ, TUBE ICEBERG Plumb, 42, of Arlington, Va. Manchester elementary classrooms flavorings. 51 COUNT PKG 1 POUND CAN troductory Calculus, MORTADELLA caranoo ‘ '■ Mrs. Grace K. (iray Norbcrl H. l.iavariere Grogan Scoring Passes Robert H. Bancroft Mrs. Hazel P. Bausa Mrs. Grace E. (0 Donnell) Gray of EAST HARTFORD -Norbert H. SOUTH WINDSOR - Rpbert H. SOUTH WINDSOR - Mrs. Hazel •lA 233 Boulder Road, widow of U.S. Lavariere, 56, of 101 Walnut St. died Bancroft, 74, of 1115 Main<^-Sl> died Powers Bausa, 79, of 1060 Main St. Marshal Ralph W. Gray Sr., died Saturday at Hartford Hospital. He Sunday at Mount Sinai Hospital. died Saturday at a South Windsor Saturday at her home. was the husband of Mrs. Yvette Mr. Bancroft, was born in East convalescent home. She was the Born in Hudson. Mass., she was a Bonin Lavariere. Windsor where he lived most of life widow of William Bausa. Salem. Mass, resident most of her Mr. Lavariere was born in Help Pats Increase Lead before moving to South Windsor. Mrs. Bausa was born Sept. 5, 1899 life. For the past 10 years, she has Stanstead, Province of Quebeg, He was a member of the East in Montville and had lived in Glaston lived In Manchester with her BALTIMORE (UPI) — To quarterback Steve Grogan, the New Canada, and had lived in East Hart Windsor Historical Society. bury and Clearwater, Fla,, before daughter, Mrs. Robert Alita Gay. ford for the past seven years. He was Survivors are a daughter, Mrs. coming to South Windsor. She was a England Patriots made a false start Sunday but then regrouped, 'A- .>' ' • ’ip Besides her daughter, she is sur a communicant of St. Isaac Jogues Phyllis Bednarz of Windsor Locks; former 4-H Club leader in Glaston extending their lead in the AFC East to two games with a 35-14 vived by one son, Ralph W. Gray of Church and had been employed as a four sons, Robert W. Bancroft and bury. She also had been active in victory over the Baltimore Colts. Danvers. Mass, who is the U.S. \ machinist at Chandler Evans Divi Donald Bancroft, both of South Wind Farm Bureau groups and was a Both teams ran back interceptions probation officer in Boston, Mass. that interception and so I just kept on sion of Colt Industries, West Hart sor, and Gerald Bancroft and Russell member of the Glastonbury Senior for touchdowns in the first six Other survivors are two brothers, passing.” ford. During World War II, he served Bancroft, both of Warehouse Point; a Citizens. minutes Sunday before Grogan threw William O'Donnell of Hudson, Mass, The strategy paid off in the second with the Royal Canadian Air Force. brother, Frederick Bancroft of She is survived by a daughter, Mrs. two touchdown passes that sparked and Frank O'Donnell' of Wellesley He is also survived by a son, Alin J. quarter when Grogan hit Harold Manchester; a sister, Mrs. EMna Henry (Eleanor) Hembrechts of the Patriots to avenge an early- Jackson on a 23=yard scoring pass Hills, Mass.; one sister, Mrs. Wilrose Lavariere of East Hartford; two Zambori of Ellington; 22 South Windsor; a brother, Maurice season loss to Baltimore. and in the third quarter vfhen Stanley (Helen) P. Haneuf of Hudson. Mass., daughters, Joceline M. Lavariere grandchildren, and several great Powers of East Hartford; and two "It was crazy those first intercep Morgan pulled In a 75-yard four grandchildren and several and Elaine M. Lavariere, both of grandchildren. sisters, Mrs. Anna Rohde of tions that made the game 7-7," said touchdown pass. nieces and nephews. —H East Hartford; his father, Wilfred The funeral will be Wednesday at 2 Wethersfield and Mrs. Mildred Chap Grogan, who completed nine of 20 The Patriots added touchdowns The funeral will be Tuesday at Lavariere of Sherbrooke, Province of p.m. at the J.M. Bassinger Funeral man of Florence, Calif. 10:15 a m. at the O'Donnell Funeral passes for 247 yards and ran four when Andy Johnson scored on an 11- Quebec; two brothers, Raymond Home, 37 Gardner St., Warehouse The funeral is Wednesday at 1 p.m. Home. 46 Washington Square, Salem, times for 58 yards. "Then, it seemed yard run in the third quarter and Sam ^ Lavariere of Granby-and Arthur N.* Point. Burial will be in Scantic at Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main like we brushed it all aside and Mass. Lav^iere of Magog, Province of Cemetery. Cunningham went in from four yards St., Manchester. Burial will be in started the game over again. ” out in the fourth quarter. A funeral mass will be held at 11 Quebec; and two sisters. Miss Gaby Friends may call at the funeral Green Cemetery, South Glastonbury. The Patriots, 10-3, learned as they The Colts put up their only other a.m. at St. James Church, Federal Lavariere of Sherbrooke and Mrs. .j v j home Tuesday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 Friends may call at the funeral took the field that earlier Sunday the points on Troup’s 19-yard pass to Street. Salem; Normande Audet of Rock Forest, p.m. home Tuesday from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 Miami Dolphins had lost to the New halfback Ron Lee in the third Friends may call today from 2-4 Province of Quebec. The family suggests that those p.m. The family suggests that any York Jets, 24-13, and that a victory quarter, cutting the New England p.m. and 7-9 p.m. The funeral Is Tuesday at 9:15 a.m. wishing to may make memorial gifts memorial gifts may be made to the over Baltimore would mean a two- lead to 28-14. from Newkirk and Whitney Funeral to the First Congregational Church of Kidney Foundation, 920 Farmington game Patriot lead with three games Morgan, who caught five passes for Herman Olsen Home, 318 Burnside Ave., with a East Windsor, or the Windsor Locks Ave., West Hartford 06107. to play? 170 yards, said, "We want to have the Herman Olsen, 72, of South Yar mass at St. Isaac Jogues Church at Visiting Nurse Association. "We were, keyed up before the mouth, Mass., formerly of East 10. Burial will be in Hillside division sewed up before we go to 2 Airs. Canclolino Rossi game and then when we heard about Miami the last game of the season. Hartford and Vernon, died Saturday Cemetery. that Miami loss we were that much in Pocasset, Mass., after a long il Friends may call at the funeral Arthur “Paul” Sitopoulos COVENTRY — Mrs. Giuseppina We don't have it won yet." Rossi, 74, of 2812 Boston Turnpike more excited," said Grogan. "We lness. home today from 3 to 5 ai^d 7 to 9 p.m. VERNON — Arthur “Paul" died Saturday at Manchester had something to prove that the Colts The funeral took place at noon Sitopoulos, 80, of 10 Wilshire Road, Memorial Hospital. She was the wife had just been lucky earlier in the today at St. David Episcopal Church, formerly of Grandview Terrace, of Gandolino Rossi. season." South Yarmouth. Mrs. Raymond E. Ramsdell Hartford, died Sunday at St. Francis Mrs. Rossi was born Dec. 26, 1903 The Colts, 5-8, had beaten New Pass Interception Mr. Olsen had been employed as a VERNON — Mrs. Natalie Allen Hospital and Medical Center. He was High‘Stepping Act in Asti, Italy, and had lived in New England the third game of the 7 layout inspector at Pratt & Whitney Ramsdell, 69, of 27 Valley View Lane the husband of Mrs. Veronica Bauer New England cornerback Raymond Clayborn leaps high to in- died this morning at Rockville Sitopoulos. York and Hebron before coming to Miami’s Nat Moore takes a high step over tackle by Jets’ Ken season, 34-27, by scoring three Division of United Technologies touchdowns in the fourth quarter. wreept a Bill Troup pass intended for Baltimore receiver Roger Corp., East Hartford, from 1959 until General Hospital. She was the wife of Mr. Sitopoulos was born in Greece Coventry in 1957.,, Schroy, during first period yesterday in New York vic In the first period. Patriot corner- Carr. Patriots prevailed, ,35-14. (UPI Photo) he retired in 1971. Dr. Raymond E. Ramsdell, retired and lived in Hartford most of his life She is also survived by a son, Steve tory. (UPI Photo) Rossi of Closter, N.J.; and two The Final Stages back Mike Haynes picked off The Patriots travel to Dallas next He is survived by a daughter, superintendent of Vernon schools. before moving to Vernon five months ago. grandchildren. Helicopter technicians begin dismantling the rotor of a Baltimore quarterback Bill Troup's Sunday for what could be a Super Karen E. Olsen of San Francisco, Mrs. Ramsdell was born Aug. 5, Bowl preview matching two division 1909, in Dorchester, Mass., and had He was the former owner of the The funeral is Tuesday at 11 a.m. first pass and ran 36 yards for Calif.; a brother, Robert Olsen of helicopter at Georgetown, Guyana, international airport Sun leaders. They play host to Buffalo the lived in Vernon for 40 years. She Deluxe Restaurant on Park Street, at Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main touchdown. Truro, Mass.; and two sisters. Miss day to prepare it for shipment back to the U.S. after com following Sunday and finish the Buffalo Miller Anna M. Olsen of Belmont, Mass., formerly taught schools in Maine and Hartford. He was also a chef in the St., Manchester. Burial will be in After Baltimore’s next series of Hartford area many years. East Cemetery, Manchester. pleting their mission of evacuating the 914 victims of the plays, the Patriots took over aqd season Dec. 18 at Miami. and Mrs, Margaret Hawkins of in Vernon for 25 years. She was a Baltimore Coach Ted Marchibroda Waltham, Mass. graduate of the University of Maine He was a member of the Trinity Friends may call at the funeral Jonestown mass murder-suicide. The military unit returned three plays later Grogan threw a pass into the arms of Baltimore safe said the Colts, who have played most The family suggests that any at Farmington and Eastern Connec Lodge and Midian Encampment of home today from 2:30 to 4 and 7 to 9 Sunday. (UPI photo) p.m. Jets’ Game Plan ty Lyle Blackwood, who returned it of the year without injured quarter memorial gifts may be made to St. ticut State College, Willimantic. the OdffN«'ellows, and the Canton back Bert Jones, must find strength Comes of Age 21 yards for a tying score. David’.s Episcopal Church or to a She was a member of Union Hartford. He was a member of St. of character to finish the season on George Greek Orthodox Church, Mrs. Charlotte M. Snyder Grogan said, "The Colts Were ORCHARD PARK, N.Y. (UPI) — Buffalo Bills rookie running charity of the donor’s choice. Con^egational Church of Rockville Manchester Police Report the right note. and its Women’s Fellowship. She also Hartford. MANCHESTER -M rs. Charlotte Surprised Miami keying on our running game after back Terry Miller may have come of age. belonged to Hope Chapter, Order of Other survivors are a stepson, Ed Mix .Snyder, 90,,of Fishkill, N.Y., Mrs, Vera Siradins Miller, the Bills’ No. 1 draft choice later, he went in for the score to cut Eastern Star, and Rockville chapter die Fandarl of Germany; a step died Sunday at Vassar Hospital, A 71-year-old woman was assaulted from Oklahoma State, gained 208 MANCHESTER -M rs. Vera Court date is Dec. 4. the Giants’ lead to only 17-14. of the American Association of daughter, Mrs. Eleanor Lonhart of Poughkeepsie, N.Y. She was the outside her North Main Street apart yards and scored two touchdowns Stradins, 73, of 187 Homestead St. John T. Buehler, 16, of 67 Cam MIAMI (UPI) — The New York Jets’ carefully plotted game "They came back with that one Retired Persons. Carmel, Calif.; two brothers and two widow of Carl F. Snyder and the ment late Thursday night. Police bridge St. wa charged with fourth- NFL Playoff Dreams Sunday to pull Buffalo out of a fovr- died Saturday at an East Hartford long run," said Giants linebacker She is also survived by three sons, sisters in Greece, and five mother of Mrs, Alice L. Evans of said she heard a noise and unlocked plan threw a roadblock in the way of the Miami’s plans to make convalescent home. degree larceny in connection with a game losing streak with a 41-17 win Brian Kelley of Hooks’ run. “That’s Alan E. Ramsdell of Somers, Gary grandchildren. Talcottville, formerly of the door. When she stepped outside, Mrs. Stradins was born in Veperts shoplifting incident at Marshalls the playoffs for the first time since 1974. over the slumping New York Giants. what broke our back and gave them R. Ramsdell of Bonita, Calif.,'and The funeral is Tuesday at 12; 15 Manchester. she was hit in the eye by an uniden- Miller, who carried the ball 21 Riga, Latvia, and had lived in Hart Saturday. Court date is Dec. 11. The Jets, ineffective in the first faked a block and went long for the Suddenly Turn Sour the confidence. They felt they could Peter D. Ramsdell of Ashford; a p.m. from the Taylor & Modeen She is also survived by a son, tifid person who fled. She was Jamqs 1. Generis Jr., 19, of 26 two quarters, scored 21 points in the touchdown." times for a season total of 806 yards, score on us anytime they wanted to.” ford for 17 years before coming to brother, Wayne Allen of Whittier, Funeral Home, 136 S. Main St., West another daughter, two sisters and rendered almost unconscious and had Flagg Drive was charged with mis second half Sunday ft) defeat the Defensively, the Jets' plans were NEW YORK (UPI) — Some grandiose playoff dreams sudden becomes the first Bills’ rookie since The Bills went ahead for good with Manchester three years ago. She Calif.; eight grandchildren and four Hartford, with a service at 1 at St. eight grandchildren. to crawl back into her apartment to use of registration plates and Dolphins, 24-13 and lift New York's just as eflective. ly 'have turned sour. O.J. Simpson in 1969 to gain over 100 10:02 left in the game when fullback retired in 1970 after being employed great-grandchildren. George Greek Orthodox Church. Graveside services will be Tuesday call for help. She was not sure N operating an unregistered motor record to 7-6. The Dolphins dropped "It's a different defense, but it gets yards in a game. He also becomes Curtis Brown the second of his two in the maintenance department of The funeral is Wednesday at 11 Burial w ill be in Cedar Hill at 2:30 p.m. in Sandy Creek (N.Y.) whether she was hit with a fist or a Tne Miami Dolphins had hopes of making up a one-game disad vehicle. Court date is Dec. 5. to 8-5. the job done." Miami quarterback only the third Bill to gain more than toiffchdowns when he circled the left Aetna Life & Casualty Co., Hartford, a.m. at Union Congregational Cemetery, Hartford. Cemetery. weapon, police said. She was treated vantage to New England in the AFC East at home in the final for 17 years. Police made a total of 31 other "It really puts us in a situation Bob Griese said. "It’s nothing fancy 200 yards in a game, joining Simpson end from the one to make it 21-17. Church. The Rev. Paul J. Bowman, Friends may call at the funeral for a cut and bruise at Manchester games of the season and the Oakland Raiders were looking to motor vehicle arrests from where we’ve got to win them all to — they play a seven or eight man and star fullback Cookie Gilchrist of Buffalo went up 28-17 when Joe She is survived by a daughter, pastor, will officiate. Burial will be home today from 7 to 9 p.m. Frederick B. Sanford Memorial Hospital and released. Wednesday through Sunday. get into the playofls." Dolphin Coach coverage and rush only three or four take a one-game lead over Denver in the AFC West. now-defunct AFL. Ferguson tossed a 9-yard scoring Brigita Rucins of Germany; seven in Grove Hill Cemetery. A Trisagion will be held today at 8 MANCHESTER - Frederick B. Don Shula said. and the linebackers take deep drops. But two of the youngest clubs in the “I was fired up, " Miller said after pass to Lou Piccone grandchildren and a great Friends may call at Ladd Funeral p.m. Sanford, 87, of 16 Hazel St. died A gas station attendant at the the New York Giants 17, and Chicago Among the many house burglaries Miami now goes into its last three “That takes the big plays away and NFL not only have changed their the game. "I’m not an emotional per The Bills gained a total 366 yards grandchild. Home, 19 Ellington Ave., Rockville, Friday evening at a Manchester con Exxon Station at 947 Center St. was 14, Tampa Bay 3. reported over the holiday weekend, games with Washington, Oakland and makes you run and use 15 or 16 plays plans but established themselves as son as such, but I just felt good and rushing, the most by an NFL team The funeral is Tuesday at 1 p.m. at Tuesday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. valescent home. He was the husband accosted by a black male armed with Detroit beat Denver 17-14 and Mrs. Ellen Thomas one at an Oakland Terrace Apart New England trailing the Patriots by to score. And we couldn’t do anything legitimate playoff contenders. that’s the way I have to be to play this season. Rose Hill Funeral Home, 580 Elm The family suggests that any of Mrs. Augusta Pitney Sanford. a knife Saturday afternoon about 4, Dallas routed Washington 37-10 on ROCKVIH^ — The funeral of ment resulted in the theft of more two games. Realistically, the consistent to move the ball down the Matt Robinson directed one football. “We set up the game plan to run,” St., Rocky Hill. Burial will be in Rose memorial gifts may be made to the The funeral was this morning from The robber took about ?40 and locked Thanksgiving Day and Pittsburgh is Hill Memorial Park, Rocky Hill. Mrs. Ellen Rilson Thomas, 70, of 146 than $3,400 worth of household and Dolphins must now pin their playoff field” scoring drive and threw a 33 yard at San Francisco tonight. “I haven’t had that feeling all said Knox. "This was probably, by Memorial Fund of Union the John F. Tierney Funeral Home, the attendant in the back room and Friends may call at the funeral Union St. who died Friday, was held personal belongings. The stolen hopes on a wild card berth rather The Dolphins were held to a pair of touchdown pass to Wesley Walker to Mkinps 10, Pui'kcr.H 10 (lie) year,” he added. "All this week, I far, the best game we have played all Congregational Church or to the 219 W. Center St., with a mass at St. fled, police said. home tonight from 7 to 9. today. The Rev. Richard E. Thomp items included a television, radio, than a division title. Gary Yepremian field goals and a give the New York Jets a 24-13 upset Fran Tarkenton hit Ahmad Rashad felt confidence in myself and the year.” American Cancer Society, 237 E. James Church. Burial was in Mount offensive line did the job.” son officiated. Burial was in Grove stereo and camera equipment and Matt Robinson directed the Jets on of Miami. It was the Jets’ second vic with a 5-yard TD pass as regulation The win upped Buffalo’s record to Center St., Manchester. St. Benedict Cemetery, Bloomfield. A 19-year-old male hitchhiker was The running back’s first score Hill Cemetery. jewelry. The burglary was dis a scoring drive the first time they got tory over the Dolphins this season time ran out and Minnesota and 4-9, their best season mark since Mr. Sanford was born in Hartford assaulted and robbed by two men as came oh a 39-yard dash around right Alden A. Gill>erl8on The family suggests that friends covered Sunday and. occurred the ball in the second half, moving and left them at 7-6 and in solid posi Green Bay both blew chances to win and had lived there most of his life, he approached the overpass at end with 3:30 left in the game to give wishing to may make memorial gifts sometime over the weekend. them methodically to the Miami 3- tion for one of the two wild card with field goals in overtime as the MANCHESTER - Alden A. .Arthur E. LaCroix coming to Manchester 15 years ago. Interstate Highway 86 on West Mid the Bills a 35-17 lead. to the Rockville United Methodist Burglaries at two Downey Drive yard line. berths in the AFC. duel for the NFC Central lead ended V Gilbertson, 67, of 63 Alexander St. He was a member of the Manchester EAST HARTFORD - Arthur E. Church. dle Turnpike early Saturday. He told apartments also resulted in the theft "It looked like they were setting And on the West Coast, Efren Then minutes later, after Miller died Sunday at the home of his Senior Citizens. Before retiring |n in a tie. Both are now 7-5-1 but the LaCroix, 70. of 46 Judson Ave. died The Ladd Funeral Home, 19 police the men jumped out of the of stereo and recording equipment that play up," linebacker Steve Herrera kicked a 46-yard field goal had gained his 195th yard of the day daughter, Mrs. Robert (Judy) Ben 1956, he had been employed as a Vikings have the inside track on a Thursday in St. Francis Hospital and bushes, pushed hini, threatened him and other items. Towle said of the 3-yard touchdown with three seconds left to give the and came off the field, the fans son, in Hamilton, N.Y. He was the Ellington Ave., Rockville, was in point differential, having beaten the Medical Center. screw machine set-up man at the and took about $80 and his wallet. Seven scales, valued at $95 each, by Darnell Powell. "They would run meaningless fourth-quarter Seattle Seahawks a 17-16 victory over shouted to Bills Coach Chuck Knox — husband of Mrs. Azilda Champany charge of arrangements. Packers 21-7 earlier this year. The funeral was today. Burial was former Underwood ’IVpewriter Co They fled on foot into Wickham Park. were reported stolen from a Howell one way then another way and then touchdown on a 13-yard pass from Oakland and thrust the third-year “We want Miller. We want Miller." Gilbertson. Hartford. Browns .'iO, Riiiiis 19 in Hillside Cemetery, East Hartford. Cheney Regional Vocational hit their favorite hole like they knew backup Don Struck to rookie tight end expansion team solidly into the AFC Miller came back on the field and 1975. The Bills ended last season with Mr. Gilbertson was born July 22, He is also survived by a daughter, Brian Sipe passed for 246 yards and The Callahan Funeral Home. 1602 Mrs. Elizabeth C. Kuhniy Clarence H. Kinney Jr., 20, of 40 Technical School science laboratory all along what they were going to Bruce Hardy. playoff picture. capped off (the day with a 13-yard a 3-11 record and the 1976 campaign 1911 in Barre, Vt., and came to Mrs. James (Ann) Pillion of Hart a touchdown and Greg Pruitt ran 57 Main St., East Hartford, was in R(X!KVILLE — Mrs. Elizabeth C. Benton St. was charged with driving Friday, do." Robinson had a big day, completing Trailing 16-14 with 2:25 to go, the scoring run with nine seconds at 2-12. Manchester in 1940. He had been ford; a sister, Mrs. William Barnes under the influence of liquor in con yards for another TD to spark charge of arrangements. Kuhniy, 96, of 10 Hale St. Ext. died Boland^ Motors, 369 Center St., The Jets scored again less than two 17 of 26 passes for 257 yards, but Seahawks marched deep into remaining" to give Buffalo its fourth "When the Giants shut us down employed at the North Haven plant of New Haven; five grandchildren nection with an accident on Parker Cleveland to its upset of Los Angeles. Mr. LaCroix was bom in Putnam Sunday at a Rockville convalescent reported'a burglary and the theft of minutes later on a 1-yard dive by wouldn’t be drawn into a discussion Oakland territory after the Raiders win of the season. three years ago, our record was 4-0 at of. Pratt & Whitney Division of and six great-grandchildren. Street near the Marine Club early The Browns, who had not beaten Los and lived in East Hartford the past 45 home. She was the widow of Fred some money Saturday. The A-1 gas Kevin Long, set up by linebacker Bob on whether he should now be con failed to capitalize on a 4th-and-l at Veteran offensive guard Reggie United Technologies Corp. for 31 Angeles since 1963 and had lost their the tim e,” said Bills guard Joe years. Kuhniy. Saturday. Police said his car went off station at 5M Center St. reported the Martin’s interception and 25-yard sidered the Jets’ No. 1 quarterback McKenzie agreed that the rookie was years, retiring as a foreman in 1973. the Seattle 20 and Herrera connected last five games to the Rams, spotted DeLamielleure. “Look at our record He was the owner and operator of Mrs. Kuhniy was born in Rockville Michael J. Batchelder the side of the road and got stuck in a theft of several cartons of cigarettes return to the Miami 3-yard line. instead of the injured Richard Todd. on his game-winning field goal. gaining confidence. Most recently, he had been employed them a 3-0 lead, bounced back for a since then. That was a turning point the former LaCroix Answering Ser and had lived here all her life. She VERNON — The funeral of • wooded area. Court date is Dec. 12. in a break-in Saturday morning. Robinson finally put the Dolphins ’Tm not going to discuss that. The Dolphins, who are now 8-5 “I thought he ran with more con as a part-time driver by the 10-3 lead and never lost it. and maybe this game was a turning vice of East Hartford, which he was a life member of Union Michael J. Batchelder, 19, of 6 Burke William V. Buenaventura, 28, of Other burglaries over the four-day What’s important now is that we’ve must go into their last three gaihes fidence today, the confidence grew Manchester Bus Co. He was an avid away with a fourth quarter, 33-yard l'’ul<'oiiH 2 0 , .Siiinis 17 points for us to go the other way. operated from 1950 to 1973. He was a Congregational Church. Road, who was killed early Saturday 1428 Hebron Ave., Glastonbury, was weekend included residences on got three games to win and maybe against Washington, Oakland and each time he ran the ball,” McKenzie hunter and sportsman. He was a scoring strike to receiver Wesley Atlanta pulled off its second The Buffalo rally spoiled a solid member of the Connecticut Associa She is survived by four sons, morning when the truck he was charged with evading responsibility get into the playoffs, ” the former said. “I’ve been talking to him and Pond Lane, Otis Street, Hilliard Walker. New England trailing the Patriots by miracle victory in two weeks over performance by Giants quarterback member of the Manchester Country tion of Telephone Answering Ser driving went off the road and struck a in connection with an accident at Georgia reserve said. he’s troubled because he wants to Kennetk Kuhniy of Rockville, Ray Street, Bette Drive, Chestnut Street. “We had two tight ends and both two games in the AFC East. New Orleans by an identical score Joe Pisareik, who completed 15-of-24 Club, British-American Club and the vices. mond Kuhniy of Kensington, West Middle Turnpike and New State The Jets are now 7-6'and three show people that he’s the kind of house on T alcottville Road, Is A 1973 Ford LTD was stolen from a their safeties were dancing in there After Miami took a 6-3 halftime when Steve Bartkowski flipped a 1- passes for 230 yards. Audubon Society of Hartford. He and He was a third degree member of Road Sunday at 8:50 p.m. His car games behind New England in the back they thought he was. I’m glad Frederick Kuhniy of Yonkers, N.Y., scheduled for 2 p.m. today at Burke- parking lot at 267 Main St, Saturday. like they were going to blitz," Robin lead, the Jets came back with 21 yard TD pass to Jim Mitchell with New York started the game his wife observed their 41st wedding the Rev. J.C. Martin Council, and Willard Kuhniy of Boca Raton, Fortin Funeral Home, 76 Prospect struck a median divider and some son said. “On the preceding play, we division, but that doesn’t stop the he broke out of his shell.” anniversary Nov. 20. points in the second half to put the only five seconds left. The Falcons looking like it was going to drive the Knights of Columbus, of East Hart Fla.; five grandchildren and 10 St., Rockville. sign posts. Court date is Dec. 12. set It up when Long ran the ball (for hopes for a wild card slot, Miller’s two touchdowns highlight Other survivor?, besides his wife Dolphins away. Darnell Powell took over at their 28 with 53 seconds Bills out of their own stadium. The ford, and a member of the American great-grandchildren. Burial will be in Grove Hill Michael F. Quinn, 28, of West "The next three games are very a 27-point final quarter as Buffalo and daughter, are a brother, William 11 yards) and Walker blocked. scored on a 3-yard run, Kevin Long left. The winning TD was set up by a Giants marched 79 yards in 10 plays Association of Retired Persons. Cemetery. Haven, was charged with second- important and we could still be in the rallied from a 17-7 deficit early in the Gilbertson o f^ u th Burlington, Vt.; The funeral is Thursday at 11 a.m. Home damaged “Then on the touchdown. Walker went over from the one and Robinson pass interference call in the end after the opening kickoff capp^ by He was vice president of the at Union Congregational Church. The The youth was bom in Hartford, degree failure to appear in court on a playoffs," Walker said. second half. and four grandchildren. put it out of reach with his 33-yard zone, giving Atlanta the ball at the 31-yard TD pass from Pisareik to A1 Crossroads Citizen Band Radio Club Rev. Paul J. Bowman, pastor, will son of Edward and Josephine Haynes warrant. Court date is Dec. 11. Another running back, Roland The funeral is Wednesday at 11 By Stove Fire pass to Walker. one. Dixon. of East Hartford with a handle of Big officiate. Burial will be in Grove Hill Batchelder of Rockville. He was a Albert Puzzo, 29, of 72 Benton St. The Jet defense, meanwhile, Hooks, carried the ball 12 times for Pisareik also lobbed a 19-yarder to a.m. at Whitcomb Funeral Home, 102 Chief. He was also a member of the Cemetery. was charged with operating under OilcrH 17, Bi-ngiils It) 2 1977 graduate of Rockville High 115 yards, including a 66-yard run on Washington St., Barre, Vt. Burial MANCHESTER —A stove fire Sun frustrated Dolphin quarterback Bob Ronnie Coleman ran four yards for Doug Kotar in the second third Good Neighbor Sam Camping Club. Friends may call at White-Gibson- School and was employed as a the influence of liquor Friday night. an off-tackle play in the third quarter will be in Hope Cemetery, Barre. day at a Lake Street home caused Griese and Shula replaced him with a TD late in the second quarter and period that made it 17-7 before the He was a communicant of St. Small Funeral Home, 65 Elm St., mechanic at Barlow Motor Sales of Court date is Dec. 5. to the New York one. Three plays Friends may call at the funeral about $1,000 worth of damage, the Don Strock, who got Miami’s only TD Dan Pastorini threw a 47-yard TD Bills rallied. Mary’s Church. Wednesday from 7 to 9 p.m. Rockville. Harold W. Wilson Jr. 21, of home Tuesday from 7 to 9 p.m. Town Fire Department reported. in the final minutes with a 13-yard pass to Rich Caster to lift Houston Survivors are three daughters, The family suggests that any He is also survived by a brother, Willimantic was charged with mis The family suggests that any 'The fire was reported at 7:45 a.m., pass to rookie Bruce Hardy. over Cincinnati. Houston, 9-4, has the Mrs. Irene B. Kenny and Mrs. Vivian memorial gifts may be made to the Daniel Batchelder of Rockville; use of plates and operating under memorial gifts may be made to the and firefightere were able to confine The Raiders’ loss came as a result best record in the AFC among second McLeod, both of Past Hartford, and Music Fund of Union Congregational three sisters, Mrs. James (Candice) suspension. Court date is Dec. 5. American Heart Association of it to the stove area, the department of a missed extra point by Errol place teams, Walter Gamp Group Mrs. Natalie Sylvester of San Ber- Church. Tatro of Manchester, Mrs. Valerie Joseph D. Tamburrino, 18, of Greater Hartford, 310 Collins St., said. Mann and a decision to go for the Euglcx 11, Card in ills IO 7 nadino, Calif.; two sisters, Mrs. Jen Frommer of Willimantic and Mrs. Coventry was charge with driving un Hartford. The stove was damaged, as were first down at the Seahawk 20 wKen a Ron Jaworski threw a 22-yard TD nie Mayotte of ’Thompson and Mrs. William S. Richardson Jeffrey (Cynthia) Mack of San der the influence of liquor Saturday. nearby walls and cabinets apd the field goal would force Seattle to Alice Bianchi of Putnam, and seven Court date is Dec. 12. pass to Charles Smith and set up Selects Billy Sims MANCHESTER — William Samuel Diego, Calif.; and his paternal grand ceiling. score a touchdown to win. grandchildren. John L. Howland, 34, of Coventry another score with a 48-yard pass to Eugene M. Clark Sr. Richardson, 72, of 21 Russell St. died mother, Mrs. Ella Sawyer of New Grease in a pan on the stove ap It was the Seahawks’ second vic NEW HAVEN (UPI) — Billy Sims of the University of Britain. was charged with fourth-degree Richard Osborne as Philadelphia COLUMBIA — Eugene M. Clark Sunday at Manchester Memorial parently caught fire and was the tory over Oakland this season, larceny in connection with a shoplif kept its playoff hopes alive with a Oklahoma, the nation’s leading college football rusher and Sr., 63, ol Johnson Road died Sunday Hospital. He was the husband of Mrs. The family suggests that any cause of the blaze, the department marking the first time since 1965 that ting incident at Caldor Saturday. victory over St. Louis. The Eagles, scorer, has been selected as the Walter Camp Football Foun at his home. He was the husband of Anne Turning Richardson. memorial gifts may be made to the said. a team has beaten the Raiders twice Salvation Army. who had lost nine straight to St. dation’s 1978 “Player of the Year.” Mrs. Marguerite Gribbon Clark. Mr. Richardson was bom Sept. 20, in one season. Louis, raised their record to 8-5 and Rockville Man The junior halfback from Hoolts, Mr. Clark was born May 16,1915, in 1906 in Manchester and had lived Mother Critical Mann missed the conversion after ended the Cards' four-game winning Camp, who played lor Yale in the here all his life. Before retiring 10 M anchester Ken Stabler’s 31-yard TD pass to Texas, surpassed former Oklahama Columbia and had lived here for 20 Dies in Crash HARTFORD (UPI) - A 23-year-old Hart Watch Your streak. early 1890s, promoted the first All- years. Before retiring two years ago, year? ago, he had been employed as a Fire Celle ford mother remained in critical but stable Dave Casper with 5:20 left put liliii'fs 2,’(, Cliargcrs 0 greats Gregg Pruitt and Joe American teams. His selections he had been employed by the former truck driver by the Savin Constmc- Oakland ahead. Seattle took over Washington to set a season rushing VERNON — Michael Batchelder, condition today after an apartment fire which Mike Livingston threw two TD appeared in Colliers’ Weekly until his New York, New Haven and Hartford tion Co. for rhany years. He was a Today, 1:16 a.m. —Smoke detector at claimed the life of her 3-year-old daughter, with 2:25 left when Arthur Whit passes 85 seconds apart late in the record of 1,726 yards. death in 1925, when Grantland Rice Railroad and Amtrak. 19, of 6 Burke Road, Rockville, died member of St. Mary’s Episcopal tington was unable to pick up the Sims averaged 7.6 yards per carry early Saturday morning of injuries Manchester Memorial Hospital. (Town), hospital officials said. FAT-GO first half to lift Kansas City over San assumed the task. He is also survived by two sons, Church. Today, 6:48 a.m. —Furnace problem at yard necessary to produce a first and scored 10.9 points a game. His suffered in a one-car accident on Authorities said the smoky, one-alarm blaze Diego, snapping the Chargers’ four- Hurwitz said Sims “joins a select Eugene M. Clark Jr. of Columbia and He is also survived by a sister, 228 Lydall St. ugly n o M ( » « ltM wHh the down. Jim Zorn hit five passes for 52 best effort this season was 231 yards Route 83 in Vernon. trapped Sharon Harris and her daughter game winning streak. The young group of premiere football players Daniel W. Clark of Old Saybrook; and Mrs. John (Nan) Clapp of Today, 9:21 a.m. —Furnace fire at 461 Moaibl* NEW FAT-00 dM pUn. yards to put Seattle in position for rushing against Iowa State. Police said Batchelder, who was Tiesha in their first-floor apartment earlv Nothing Mnuttond )uM itMdy Chief defense intercepted James who have been chosen for this a daughter, Mrs. Beverly Backstrom Manchester. Main St. Herrera’s game winning kick. “Billy Sims is most deserving of alone in his pickup truck, struck a Sunday. ^ (Might loM lor thoM Itud roolly Harris five times and recovered a award.” of Windsor. ’The funeral is ’Tuesday at 2 p.m. at Today, 10:16 a.m. —Truck fire on rant to loM. The victory left Seattle at 7-6, a this honor," said Lewis Hurwitz, house owned by Annie Olender at 713 Hilliard Street. (Eighth District) A spokeswoman at St. Francis Hospital in fumble to post its first shutout since Former rc'-ipieiits include such The funeral is Wednesday at 8:15 Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main St. Jlartford said the child suffered from smoke A AM tNqr Mippio M l tiM . Aik game behind the Raiders and the 1973. president of the Walter Camp collegiate greats as Ken MacAfee of a.m. from Holmes Funeral Home, Talcottville Road (Route 83). Burial will be in East Cemetery. UggM PhorauMy drag ttartl Denver Broncos, both 8-5, in the AFC organization, a New Haven-based Police said the Vernon Rescue inhalation and attempts to resuscitate her B ears I t, Bites 3 Notre Dame, Tony Dorsett of 400 Main St., Manchester, with a Friends may call-at the funeral were unsuccessful. •teul gw FAT-00 raduolng piMi West with three games left. group which selects a player and Squad was called to extricate ( LoWwy ^ Mid MMt loNng raIgM IMi ratfe. Roland Harper and 'Walter Payton Pittsburgh and O.J. Simpson of mass at St. James Church, home today from 2:30 to 4 and 7 to 9 She added the child’s mother remained in In other games Sunday, it was combined for 249 yards rushing to coach of the year, as well as an All- Southern California. Batchelder from the truck. ’The roof p.m. Moray bock In lull H not oom-i Cleveland^, Los Angeles 19; Atlanta American team. Manchester, at 9. Burial will be in St. critical but stable condition in the hospital’s p M N y u tM iM t with ra lgh t IOM{ power Chicago past Tampa Bay. Sims will be honored Feb. 3 with of the porch had to be shored up to The foundation was formed to James Cemetery, Manchester. The famjly suggests that any HARTFORD -The winning, intensive care unit. from tho vMy llrM pockogo. Happy Sideline Capers 20, New Orleans 17; Kansas City 23, Harper gained 144 yards in 25 carries the 1978 Walter Camp All-American prevent it frqpi failing on members follow the practice of recognizing Friends may Call at the funera'i memon^ gifts may be made to the. number drawn Saturday in the A fire official said three members of Fire San Diego 0; Philadelphia 14, St. and Payton added 105 yards in 27 Team at the Yale Commons. He will of the rescue squad. The accident is Seattle quarterback Jim Zorn (10) and Doug Long (23) raise high caliber college football players home Tuesday from 7 to 9 p.m. ^ k of Remembrance at St. Mary’s Connecticut daily lottery was 089. Company 14 were treated and released from UBaETTnUUWUCY Louis 10; Houston 17, Cincinnati 10; carries to lead the Bears over the be seen in action against Nebraska in still under investigation. arms in victory after Efren Herrera kicked 46-yard field goal in initiated by Walter Camp, often con Episcopal Church. . . • the same hospital due to injuries. MANCHItTU FAHKA01 Minnesota 10, Green Bay 10; New punchless Bucs. the Orange Bowl on New Year’s Eve. final seconds against Oakland to win, 17-16. (UPI Photo) England 35, Baltimore 14; Buffalo41, sidered the “Father of Football.” PAGE FOURTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Mon., Nov. 27, 1978 _ _ » MANCHESTER EVEN IN G HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Mon., Nov. 27, 1978 - PAGE FIF T E E N u se Outscores Notre Duke, UCLA Fives Pete Rose Bids Adieu In Greatest Game of Season Live Up to Notices CINCINNATI (UPI) - Pete Rose broke off final talks with NEW YORK (UPI) - Duke tion, had posted victories over Penn NEW YORK (UPI) - There out 27-25 on Frank Jordan's 38-yar^ to retain possession when the of Tech's winning streak to six. Pepperdine 59-58 Friday night, was the Cincinnati Reds Sunday, State and Lamar before losing to NC wasn’t a great deal at stake. field goal with two seconds ficials ruled quarterback Paul Mickey Elam and Greg Wood, a and UCLA appear to be stunned again 54-49 by the Aggies ending any hopes the 37-year- remaining. ) McDonald threw an imcomplete pass pair of reserve quarterbacks, each everything the pre-season State. Saturday night. David Britton scored Not like Friday when Penn NC State’s Clyde Austin, the tour old slugger would remain with "It was the greatest college foot on what many observers believed ran for one touchdown and Wood 11 of his team ’s last 13 points to spark State put its national title college basl^ball report^,said nament’s MVP, teamed with Kendal the club he began his pro ball game I've ever seen,” USC was a fumble recovered by Notr,e threw for another to direct Baylor to the Texas A&M triumph. dream on the line against^ they were,! but Indiana' and Pinder to lead the team with 15 career with. Coach John Robinson said. “Bilt Dame its upset of Texas, which is headed Duke handled the burden of being Louisville may have been points apiece in the final game which Pittsburgh. Not like Saturday maybe every USC-Notre Dame game Montana completed 20-of-41 passes No. 1 rather smoothly by easily dis Rose’s agent Reuven Katz said: for the Sun Bowl on Dec. 23 against saw 17 lead changes. NC State held a in Columbus, Ohio, where is." for 358 yards and two touchdowns. somewhat overrated. posing of Western Kentucky 78-53. "Reds President Dick Wagner Maryland. Baylor led 28-0 at half one point lead, 34-33, at halftime but Michigan and Ohio State Jordan's kick spoiled a Notre Southern Cal's Charles White rushed With top-ranked Duke and second- Jim Spanarkel scored 25 points and wished Pete well and Pete wished the time. Darrell Griffith propelled Louisville Dame comeback in which the Irish for 205 yards and one TD. Michigan won a Rose Bowl berth ranked UCLA all showing^'thBir Mike Gminski added 24 to pace the Cincinnati Reds well and that’s the battled for the Big Ten cham to a 41-38 lead shortly thereafter with Who the Irish, 8-3, wilj 'play in the by beating Ohio State 14-3. Michigan strength with easy season-opening Blue Devils’ victory. end of the negotiations with the Cin pionship and a trip to the Rose an eight-point spurt. Cotton Bowl remains undecided. State, a 42-7 victor over Iowa, earned victories, llth-ranked Indiana was The Blue Devils took the lead for cinnati Reds. It's a final decision. Playing tenacious defense which Bowl. Or in Lubbock, Texas, Fifth-ranked Houston squandered a share of the Big Ten title with .treated rudely and suffered back-to- good on a layup by guard Bob Bender Now, Pete will go on and negotiate forced 18 Cardinal turnovers, NC where Houston tried to wrap College Football its chance to clinch a spot in the New’ Michigan bufthe Spartans, on NFAA back losses to unranked opponents midway through the first half. , with other teams.” State battled back and pulled out a up the Southwest Conference Year’s Day classic by losing to Texas proty»tipn, dreVneligible for post- Pepperdine and Texas A&M while Leading 36-24 at the half, Duke out- The third bas_eman said he hopes to ir 10-point lead midway through the se title and a Cotton Bowl berth. Tech 22-21. Houston can still win the seawn j Louisville suffered a stunning 72-66 scorgd Western Kentucky 16-6 at the pick his new team by the time the an loss to No. 9 North Carolina State in cond half. The Cards closed to 70-64 nual winter baseball meetings begin But all that was overshadowed by erased a 24-6 deficit after three Southwest Conference and a Cottok beginning of the second half. the finals of the Seawolf Classic in with 45 seconds remaining, but Dec. 1, but refused to name any fron the dramatic outcome of a game in quarters with three touchdowns in Bowl berth with a victory over Rice lichigan qfilkterback Rick Leach, UCLA looked awesome in dis Anchorage, Alaska Sunday night. Austin iced the win with two free posing of Boise State 79-59 and trunners in the bidding for his ser Los Angeles between Southern Cal the final period. The last one, a 2- next Saturday. The Cougars will be' leading Heismgn Trophy candidate, heavily favored. Louisville, which had been con throws. DePaul 108-85. vices. In the recent free agent draft, and Notre Dame. yard pass from Joe Montana to Pete thl^w two touchdown passes to erase Indiana, which was beaten by Holohan, gave Notre Dame a 25-24 If Houston loses to Rice, however, a 3-0 Ohio State lead. Leach played sidered the quickest team in the na All-America David Greenwood' Rose was named by 12 teams in use. ranked No. 4, had already scored 28 points to spark the Bruins’ terested in signing him. clinched the Pac-10 Conferenc- lead with 48 seconds left. Texas Tech goes to the Cotton Bowl if most of the w ^ with an injured victory over DePaul. DePaul, hitting However, Rose did drop some crown and a Rose Bowl spot. Notre Then the Trojans moved 50 yards in it beats Arkansas next week. If both hamstring and had to rely on his four plays to the Irish 20 before Jor Hbuston and Texas Tech lose, passing. on 19 of its first 27 shots, broke to a hints, saying the New York Yankees Dame. No. 8, had accepted an invita and the Texas Rangers don’t seem tion to the Cotton Bowl. The pre dan. whose last-second field goal Houston gets the Cotton Bowl bid. Ohio State. 7-3-1. meets No. 10 Scoreboard 39-28 lead, but the Bruins slowly wore too interested, but "Atlanta gave me game buildup concerned the historic beat UCLA last season and enabled In another big upset Saturday, Clemson Dec, 29 in the Gator Bowl at the Blue Demons down and took com mand of the game in the second half.” a tremendous offer. ” Pittsburgh rivalry between the schools and Washington to go to the Rose Bowl, Baylor stunned No. 9 Texas 38-14. Jacksonville, Fla. Chicago 5 16 .238 Fullback James Hadnot, the WHA Freshman Mark Agurre scored 29 Pirate team owner John Galbreath 2 Southern Cal's slim national cham kept the Trojans' national title hopes Lester Brown ran for 121 yards and I’arifir Division pionship hopes. alive. Southwest Conference's leading three TDs to lead Clemson, 10-1, to a T Pts. points for DePaul. invited him to his Columbus farm to W L Pet. GB In other Saturday games involving talk contract. This game, however, will be A Southern Cal victory over rusher, completed his first pass of 41-23 victory over South Carolina. Cincinnati 12 8 2 26 Seattle 15 5 .750 the season to set up a late touchdown top-ranked teams. No. 13 Syracuse Also interested are the Cardinals, remembered longer than most. It Michigan in the Rose Bowl combined In other games involving top 20 New England 11 6 4 26 Phoenix 16 6 .727 with a Penn State loss in the Sugar and then caught a two-point conver Quebec 10 9 2 22 trounced W hittier 115-66, No. 15 the Phillies, the Mets and the was a roller c o ^ e r of a contest, teams, No. 12 Arkansas, headed for Lq^ Angeles 15 6 .714 Dodgers. with Southern J0al taking a big lead. Bowl could put the Trojans in the sion pass to give Texas Tech its upset the Fiesta Bowl, beat Southern Edmonton 10 8 0 20 Alabama trounced American Univer Golden State 11 10 .524 sity 110-87, No. 16 San Francisco beat The Reds retained their rights to Notre Damepaging a rousing fourtb- running for the national crown. win over Houston. Methodist 27-14 and No. 19 Purdue Winnipeg 9 9 3 21 Portland 11 10 .524 Santa B arbara 91-68 and No. 19 negotiate with Rose in the free agent quarter conleback to go ahead in the A controversial call on Southern The loss broke Houston's eight- regained the "Old Oaken Bucket" Birmingham 8 10 1 17 San Diego 11 14 .440 Minnesota dumped Idaho 72-57. draft, but failed to keep him in the last minute and USC finally pulling it Cal's final drive allowed the Trojans gam" w i n n i n g streak and extended with a 20-7 triumph over Indiana. Indianapolis 3 10 2 8 Sunday's Results 7 Queen City, because, according to .Siinduy's Results Washington 110, Golden State 102 Winnipeg 2, Quebec 2 Katz, ol an "honest difference of opi Indiana 114, Milwaukee 112 Double Checked New England 9, Birmingham 3 nion between the Reds on one hand Phoenix 125, Chicago 109 C Basketball ] Driving Layup and Pete on the other as to Pete's Bill Riley of Washington gets sandwiched in between Rangers’ JJmass Impresses Sick, tired of Surgery San Diego 105, Boston 103 worth and what he should be paid. " Pat Hickey and Dave Parrish (3) during last night’s game won NHL Houston 108, Seattle 103 Dale Shackleford scored 20 points Moses Malone of Houston drives for layup against Seattle's MELBOURNE, Australia (IIPI) — Billie Jean King The offers of the other teams, Katz by Rangers, 9-4. (UPI Photo) Cainpliell Conference in helping Syracuse to its 30th Tom LaGarde in last night’s NBA game. (UPI Photo) added, were closer to Rose ideas of Trouncing Eagles' said Monday she is considering ending her roniehack Pulriek Division NFL ■ straight home court victory. The his worth. on the international tennis circuit because, as she says, Orangemen grabbed a quick 13-2 lead W L T Pts. American Conference 32 behind Shackleford and center BOSTON (UPI) — How bad are things joing for Boston College? “I’m sick and tired of surgery.” King, 35, and Chris Atlanta 15 6 East NY Islanders 14 3 31 Roosevelt Bouie and won easily. The University of Massachusetts threw seven passes against Evert had just finished defeating Korea's Choi Kung- W L T Pet. Jal Alai NY Rangers 12 4 28 Reggie King scored 26 points in Whalers Enjoy the Eagles Saturday and completed none. And UMass won, 27-0. Mie and Chaeun Jeons 6-1, 6-0, to give the United States New England 10 3 0 .769 Philadelphia 11 7 26 helping Alabama defeat American Miami 5 3 0 .615 Entries The Minutemen did it on offense a 3-0 over South Korea in the 32-nation Federation Sinvllie Division University and avenge an opening with a devastating ground -lauack NY Jets 7 6 0 .538 Jal Alai Results 7tb Cans Shtbs us. Cup, W L T Pts. round loss in the Joe Lapchick Tour ht Cans DouUss 7 Pohb Baltimore 5 8 0 .385 7 F which chewed up 340 yards, 206 by Dent, a senior from the Brighton “It is pretty open ended, I suppose, hut I am sick and nament to unheralded Wagner. 1. Zsti-lartirsii 1. btschs Nine-Goal Game Chicago 8 8 4 20 Buffalo 4 9 0 .308 c 1 Zar^ tailback Dennis Dent, who scored section of Boston, scored on runs of 1 CMrienthazabal 3. haki tired of all the surgery I have been through,” she said, Vancouver 8 13 1 17 American’s Stan Lamb took game Saturday Matinee NSTN CAME DOUSES SEVEN POSTS 3. Mazza l-Jan two touchdowns. The UMass defense seven and 85 yards. He set up the C('ntral 4. Ssrtio St. Louis 5 14 4 14 scoring honors with 34 points. n m CM M u s sn a rarrs FTTH c u t DOWiS SEVEN POSTS 6 Azea Zarb 16.00 7.40 8.40 4. PstsXaya 5. Obvs also held Boston College to 40 yards adding that she enjoyed coaching and said would love to W L T Pet. 3 Can; Carta 6.40 4.00 5. Rb-Mva I SPRINGFIELD, Mass. (UPI) — New England Whalers third score with a 63-yard dash which Colorado 4 15 74 12 St. John's won the Joe Lapchick l.W 4JI IM 2 fio B tftv s a 17.00 10.20 5.20 1 Artm rushing in 34 attempts. assist the U.S. teams in their cup preparations. “But I Pittsburgh 10 2 0 .833 3 GarwWi latna 7.M 5.M 7 Am Idriar I 7.00 S.20 7 Mbcrtf Obvs 140 6. Rodritusz-Arriata 7. Larrsa showed the Birmingham Bulls why they are tied for first place in lell inches short of another \4 ales Conference tournament for the fourth straight I Tali JiMi 9.40 1 Gevisfu Mania 4.40 Quinieb 34 43.00 7. JJ.-Zm m I 8. Carsa "The way they stopped us was a touchdown. don’t know if I can put up with all this surgery.” Houston 9 4 0 .U.2 b M a 2 -3 3 U I M b 2-7 55.00 Psriscb 0-9 10640 1 MontMa-bnsi Sti Arra the World Hockey Association by breezing to a 9-3 victory Sun Norris Division time by whipping Wagner 108-91. Trifscb 0-3-7 1.45130 Subs Tstb-Asis I shock, a rude awakening." said BC Cleveland 7 6 0 .538 PvfNtt 2-3 134.40 Perfeeb ^7 227.40 8b Cam Doublss day night. "We seniors had never beaten BC Her knees hear the marks of two major operations ■ W L T Pts. Forwards Rudy Wright and Stan Trifscti l U ISOiO Trifscb 2-7 1 543.30 TENTH GAME SSUS SEVEN POSTS 2nd Cans Doublss Cincinnati 1 12 0 .077 7 Pohb 7 fehb defensive tackle Fred Smerlas, one until today. So it's just a great, great and she recently postponed an operation on her left Montreal 14 6 2 20 Plair scored 22 and 20 points respec SUOMI guK NNUS SEVD poan SlITH c u t DOUSES SEVEN POSTS 1 M t s b 1100 5 4 0 5.40 1. Corostob-Ariechs ‘This is the first time we have real three goals over the next three 3ZceiRMharl 10.40 S.M 3i0 O TsIsIN m 10.00 120 610 S ban I fi.40 4.00 1. CMriena-lsOrv I 1 Orstui-Larrea of the few bright lights at the Heights feeling to finally do it," Dent said. WiBl 2 Arriata I 4.N 1 Mazza l-Arriata ly taken it to them this year," said foot, which was heavily taped for Monday’s doubles. Los Angeles 10 9 1 21 tively to lead the Redmen. 7 U iiM i 10.M 5.U 2 ZscM Artechs 100 4 i0 1 builu-lri|o minutes to put the game out of reach. this year. "Here is a division 2 team, Holy Cross snappd its four-game .B W L T Pet. 1 H taO i C trl 6.M 5 bra landa 3.00 M b 1-5 31.60 3. U-Cs;a 4. Can;-ls^ Whalers veteran Gordie Howe. "We Detroit 6 10 5 17 Center Bill Cartwright scored 36 dmUt 3-7 30.00 Quneb 2-0 50.20 Psrfscb 1-S 94.50 4. Ibs-BaHursn 5. Albsrdl-Carsa Gordie Howe scored at 15:09, Gor one we usually run over. I don't think losing streak with a come-from- King earlier coached Tracy .Austin and Evert from Oakland 8 5 0 .615 Trifscb 1-5-2 34190 5. Ibdri|us2-bnss beat them 5-2 last time, and this time Washington 5 13 4 14 points and grabbed 14 rebounds to Mseta 3-7123.00 Psrfscb 0-2 12130 1 Aiu-OUve die Roberts at 16:26 and Rick Lee there is a kid on that squad who was behind 20-16 win over upset-minded the sidelines as Austin, making her Federation Cup Denver 8 5 0 .615 TriteU 3-7-1 405.30 ' Trifscb 0-2-5 690.00 ELEVENTH GAIt DOUSES SEVER POSTS* 6. M9(rtla-Zo9ui I 7. Juan l-Ssbastian we just plain dominated the whole Pittsburgh 5 13 3 13 lead San Francisco over Santa Bar 8 Area Ssbastian 1140 1040 5.00 7. Psts-lM t Arbno-fisrrs scored a shorthanded goal at 17:41. offered a scholarship to BC. And then Connecticut. The Crusaders are 6-4 dehut, thrashed South Korea’s Choi Kyung-Mie 6-0 6-0 Seattle 7 6 0 .538 v m c u t NOUS SEvn ponts SEVENTN CAkt SSGUS SEVEN POSTS 1 ZstuMrazabal game.” .Adams Division bara and James Jackson scored 21 lU Z a p i l 13i0 SiO 7.00 1 k n 10.20 140 5.00 5 Arriap I Rerrs 4.00 4.20 Ssbt Arra-Uida Sobs Arrbta O-Zarna The veteran Howe, 50, the oldest they stop us cold like that." while the Huskies ended the season San Diego 6 7 0 .462 2 RsSinii n a kd S.40 5.00 OObvs 9.20 $.20 1 haki Zarru 4 20 9th Gam Doubles Howe, his son. Mark, and Warren in the opening match of the Cup ^hile Evert dumped W T Pts. points and Kevin McHale added 19 in M b 5-8 39.00 3rd Cane Doublss player in professional hockey, was Boston College is now 0-9 and that at 4-7. Kansas City 3 10 0 .231 7 Ura Csyt 0.40 3 Ssreis 3.40 7 Pohb 7 Pohb Hahn Yoon-Ja 6-1 6-0 in the second singles. Boston 29 helping Minnesota defeat Idaho. (WMta 24 SliO M U 14 4U0 Psrfscb 15 lO lN t. haki-UrTea Miller each scored two goals in the called for a hooking penalty in .the se^ Nationul (Conference PsHscb 14 13160 Trifscb t-5-l 435.90 1. Coirisna-landa is the .worst record since their 1902 Connecticut held a 16-7 lead late in Ptifsda M 139.21 1 Zstui-Bsfivar I 1 Orstui-Carsa rout. cond period. I he United States team took slightly more than two Toronto 26 In other games, All-America Larry Trifsdi 0-2-7 S37J0 Trifscb 14-3 50110 TWElfTH c u t DOUSES SEVEN POSTS 1 Can;Zarrb team finished at 0-8. UMass ended up the third quarter, but Holy Cross Kant 8 Gorartob Zarrb 16.80 7.20 3.80 1 Psts-Bartursn 4. Arbno-b^o New England's target was 19-year- Buffalo 22 Bird scored 25 points in helping In FOUmi CUE SKU S s n o i posts ENKm c u t DOUSES SEVDI POSTS 4. Mazra l-Zequi I But, his team scored a shorthanded with the Lambert Cup, an 8-3 record, hours and lost just two games in six sets to move into W L T Pet. 4Tal: IlOO 7.00 100 3 0rsfwZarria 1110 0.00 3.A0 2 Arrbfj I larrsa 5 i0 3.40 5. Arriata l-Pierrs punched over a pair of touchdowns on Minnesota 12 diana State defeat Lawrence 99-56, 5 Jbea Carsa S 00 >. Tels-Jan 1 ABsrdi-Ssbastitf old Birmingham goalie Pat Riggin, goal when his son Mark scored his se and a trip to the divison I-AA playoffs Dallas 9 4 0 .692 2Pttt 6.M 4i0 1 Arriata I Cvsa 9.60 3.60 Arra-Co;a short runs by John Ahern and Phil the .second round of the $130,000 tournament. .'Sunday’s Results Jeff Lamp scored 29 points to help S U tid H S.M 7 Ja«i I b»a 4.20 Ouinisb 29 4640 .. Ris4^ 7. Juan l-Mina whom the Whalers zipped five shots cond goal of the night 24 seconds next weekend against Nevada-Reno. Washington 8 5 0 .615 M b 24 32.40 M b 1-3 40.00 Psrfscb 12-10150 1 Azea-bpa Johnson. The Crusader defense took N.Y. Rangers 9, Washington Virginia win its own 'Tipoff Tourna Trifscb 8-2-5 557.40 1 Mont^Asb I Site Gerostob-Obvs past in the first period. later. "For three years, all I've heard is Philadelphia 8 5 0 .615 Ptrbcb 4-2 KJO Psrfscb 3-t 79.10 Subs U-Vriaca over after that, halting two UConn Boston 4, Atpanta 2 ment with an 81-60 rout of Virginia Trrbda 4-2-5 043J0 Trifscb 3-1-7 435.60 ATTENANCE 4450 10th Cane Shtlss Bulls Coach John Brophy said The Bulls, the WHA cellar 4tb Cane Shtlss TPohb how good BC is and how much better drives in the final minutes. NY Giants 5 8 0 .385 KANU 304,136 7 Pohb Riggin "just didn’t have it tonight.” dwellers, have given the Whalers Toronto 8, Pittsburgh 2 Commonwealth, Tom Orner’s basket 1. Gorostob than us BC is," said UMass co "They played us as tough as we St. Louis 4 9 0 .308 1. Aodritusz 1 Arrbta I Detroit 4, Los Angeles 2 with two seconds left gave Butler an Saturday Evening ISTTH CAME DOUUS SEVEN POSTS 1 MentMa "I hate to see anything like this some problems this season. After the captain Joe McLaughlin. "Well Central FTTN c u t DOUBUS SEVEN POSTS X bita expected," said’ Holy Cross Coach Buffalo 4, Colorado 1 5 AbsrdI Cvsa 11.80 6.00 5.40 3. U 4. Can; happpen to any goaltender. He had a Whalers' win Sunday night, the two 87-86 upset victory over Ohio State, ran GMi NOUS SEVEN POSTS 2 Coiriau Marsa 9.U 140 3.40 2 OrstM larrsa 6.00 4.00 IZscui maybe now that crap will stop and W L T Pet. 2 Carubb Umtt 10.40 4.00 4.N 0 U Am I 5. Pierre super game against Cincinnati last Neil Wheelwright. "We were too flat Heisman Race Siena won the Brown Tipoff Tourney ISO 3.60 4 Area Obrs 540 i Arra teams were 2-2-1 for the season, and people will give us some credit. " Green Bay I St Can 7.N 4.20 1 Mixza I bpa 3.40 6. km I in the first half and couldn't do 7 5 1 .583 5.40 Ouinisb 2-5 45.20 1 Bo 7. Area week. I'm sure he can snap out of it," with a 75-70 victory over S U Z a e il M U 2-0 30.40 PsHscb 5-2 161.10 7. M New England's Miller said he had the BC Coach Ed Chlebek now has two NBA Minnesota 7 5 1 .583 M b 24 49.00 Psrfscb 24 lllS O lABsrdi anything right. If our defense hadn't Northeastern and Fairfield took the Trifscb 5-2-4 71180 8. Tdb Sih Larrsa said Brophy, whose team ’s average explanation. games left to gain his first win. The Tampa Bay 5 8 0 .385 Perbeb 24 121N Trifscb 24-1 450.30 S«b Mvv I played so well, we wouldn't have Eastern C onference Tribcb 2-0-5 501.00 TENTH CAME SSOES SEVEN POSTS 11th Gam Doubles age is 22. New Orleans Classic with a 58-51 vic SOON CAME DOUSES SEVEN POSTS 2 Arrbta I 1140 540 4.60 $Ui Cans Doublss "The culmination of a lot of things Eagles host arch-rival Holy Cross won. That was the key." Atlantic Division Detroit 5 8 0 .385 SUOMI NOSES SEVEN POSTS TPohb tory over New Orleans. t m 4 haki Ssreb 1160 9.00 4.20 1 Lnrsa 5.80 4.00 7 Pohb Miller scored first at 3:55, and add up to this," he said. "They've got next weekend and then play Temple Down to Four We.m SI i Jm 9i0 5.20 3i0 5 Arbaa Hiabd 7.00 4.40 1. Arra-lrito The victory assures the Crusaders W Pet. GB 6 b» I 4 20 1. Muza l-Asis I V Mark Howe. New England's top 1 RsAiptz bam 5i0 4.00 2 U baa 3.00 1 Arrbta B-Zarria so many players we just didn't know in Japan Dec. 10. W L T Pet. 6.00 QuMa 1-2 48.60 1 Goirisna-Arriata X Azea-Sebastun of their first winning season since NEW YORK (UPI) — Statistics versus leadership. Philadelphia 12 .706 O'Donnell Tabbed I Ibadia k m t M b 4-5 SO.OO PsHscb 2-1 14150 3. Psts4azabal scorer, netted his 15th goal of the them before. Now, we know the per ( M b 1-5 47i0 Psrfscb 4-5 33130 4. Irtano-larrea "This is the worst we've played 1972 and the six wins are the most Washington 14 .667 * Los Angeles 10 3 0 .769 Trifscb M -6 507.30 4. THb-bnss year at 12:02 on a power play. Will it be the impressive statistics compiled by Oklahoma’s NEW HAVEN (UPI) - William P. Perbeb 5-1 lOOil Trifscb 4-S-2 1,299.00 5. VraM 5. JuMl-Obvs sonnel and how to play them.” The this year." Chlebek said. "We didn't since 1966. It also kept intact New Jersey 13 .591 UA Atlanta 8 5 0 .615 Trifscb 5-14 2.031.00 OEVOfTH CAME DOUSES SEVEN POSTS 6. Orstb-Pisrrs After Birmingham right winger O’Donnell says he’s honored the SEVENTH c u t SSCUS SEVEN POSTS 2 ArbM larrsa 1120 4.40 340 1 Zepi-Murua 7. ABerdi-Arts^ Whalers, 11-6-4, are now tied with the play well in any area. UMass had a Billy Sims and Southern Cal’s Charles White? Or the outstanding New Orleans 5 8 0 .385 T W Gtti MOSES SEVEN POSTS 5 Arbrn 9.00 4i0 3i0 7. Iodritusz-Ssr{io UConn's winless streak at Fitton New York 12 .571 2 Connecticut Sports Writers’ Alliance 1 l a M i Nsii I 13.40 140 5.40 7 b a t I Ssbastian 7.00 4.60 1 Corostob-Ssrth Louis Fleigher cut the margin to 2-1 Cincinnati Stingers, 12-8-2, for first 4 Carta 6.S0 3.00 5 Arrbta I bits 3.00 8. U-Rs^a Subs haki-Carsa lot to do with that. They just beat us Field, which now stretches to 13 leadership provided by Penn State’s Chuck Fusina and Boston 5 14 .263 San Francisco 1 11 0 .083 2 k n j S n I UO 4i0 1 bra 4.20 Site MontiRa-larturen at 14:50, the Whalers registered has named him winner of the Art M b 2-7 41.20 12th Gam Doublss place in the WHA with 26 points. in every area and ran right on top of 0 MMtla Jm 100 M U 4-5 81.60 6th Cam Doublss games. Michigan’s Rick Leach? Central Div ision Sunday’s Results M b 2-t 59.40 PsHscb 2-7 203.40 7 Pohb McGinley Memorial Award for long Psrfscb S-4 16SJ0 Trifscb 2-7-5 351.60 7 Pohb One of those four players is likely If statistics are the primary judge W L Pet. GB Cleveland 30, Los Angeles 19 PHbdi 0-2 209.10 Trifscb 54-1 61040 1. U-Sebastiai I. Orstui-Zarrb and meritorious service. Trifscb 0-24 OOIN TM inH GAME DOUUS SEVEN POSTS 1 hdu4isrrs to walk off with the Heisman Trophy then Sims should win it. The junior Atlanta Buffalo 41, New York Giants 17 EKHTN CAME DOUSES SEVEN POSTS 6Aicabpa 1140 ll.N 4.80 1 Pfb-Munia X Arrbta l-Larrsa 11 8 .579 O’Donnell, 74, has spent 56 years Fosmi g w ssoES seven posts 2 Arriba I Ssrtb 11.20 4.80 3.40 3. Bs4spa ^Tegg Triumphs ^ New York Jets 24, Miami 13 8 OrsfH Pism 5.20 4.61 4. Azca-AHsche Tuesday as the outstanding college running back has been spectacular San Antonio 10 10 .500 U /2 IS s 12.00 7.00 4.40 1 b a i Larrsa 5i0 4.00 4. TeBo-Obrs 5. ABsni-bpa working for the Waterbury 7 Ihzza I IIM 17.41 2 buAi bbs 5.00 DAYTONA-BEACH, Fla. (UPI) - Houston Atlanta 20, New Orleans 17 5 Aot I Carta 4.40 Ouinisb 6-8 59.40 5. Gorostob-landa 6. Csrostob^o football player in the nation. with 1,762 yards rushing and 20 9 9 .500 UA Republican-American where he’s 4 U 100 M b 1-2 39.40 6. Arra-Ssr^ Touts Cheevers PsHscb M 265.50 7. Juan l-Ssrtio Peter Gregg averaged 117.068 miles Who it will be depends on what the touchdowns in leading the Sooners to New Orleans 8 14 .364 4Vz Kansas City 23, San Diego-0 M b 74 110.00 Ptrfscb 2-1 16.40 7. Artmo-Asis B now sports editor emeritus. He con Ptrfscb 0-7 000.00 Trifscb 04-2 704.70 8. Can;-Carsa Chicago 14, Tampa Bay 3 Trifscb 2-1-5 420.N 8. haki-K^ Subs Artano-OUvs per hour' in his turbo-charged large number of voters from across a 10-1 record. His 160.2 yards per Detroit 7 13 .350 4>A tinues to write four of his “Hot Off Trifscb 0-74 3,349.11 ATTEMIANCE 5,053 Sabs Goirisna-lrazabat HANU 308,405 Porsche Sunday to win the Daytona the nation consider to be the prime game leads the nation and he has Cleveland 6 14 .300 5'A Philadelphia 14, St. Louis 10 the Keys” columns each week. Speedway’s 25(kmile sports car race consideration for being called “the averaged an amazing 7.6 years per W estern ( onference Houston 17, Cincinnati 10 Goalie in NHL by nearly a lap over Dann Ongais. carry. Minnesota 10, Green Bay 10 Retirement Near outstanding college football MidHcst Division NEW YORK (UPI) - The management types, laughed off the scored for the Penguins, player.” “From the film that I have seen W L Pet. GB New England 35, Baltimore 14 TORONTO (UPI) — Tom Wilkin National Hockey League importance of his 200th win. g,.,| \\ inp« 4 , Kingn 2 and what the pro scouts tell me, I feel Kansas City 11 8 .579 Seattle 17, Oakland 16 son, 35-year-old star quarterback for W EIL SELLYOU trophy awarded each year to The game was an aggressive one Andre St. Laurent scored the se- sure Sims is the best back in Denver 10 11 .476 2 Today's Game the Edmonton Eskimos, hints he may America,” says Oklahoma Coach Indiana 7 13 .350 4'A Pittsburgh at San Francisco 9 p.m. the best goaltender is named in with the second period featuring most cond of three third-period Detroit Bullets JV^ithin Points retire after this season, but the Mon of the rough stuff, including two goals to snap a 2-2 tie and lead Barry Switzer, “we’ve never had Milwaukee 8 16 .333 5‘A treal Alouettes doubt Wilkinson is as A CAR THAT CAN LAST honor of Georges Vezina, the fights. In addition, Atlanta left wing ~ anyone With his combination of speed tired as he says. Detroit over Los Angeles. Fern ------r ——r T n iiiifiiw Mn , outstanding Montreal goalie of Harold Phillipoff, who battled Leblanc and Reed Larson also scored of Pace-Setting 76ers and power.” the 1920’s. O'Reilly earlier, was knocked out of in the third period. Marcel Dionne White’s credentials are almost as [ Bowllni^ ’TIL THE YEAR 2 0 0 0 . But if Boston Coach Don the game by an O’Reilly check and scored his 17th goal of the season and NEW YORK (UPI) - The defen missed an outside shpt. Johnson led good. Also a junior. White has rushed -’m i - ^ Cherry has his way, the net- may have suffered a torn ligament in now has at least one point in 17 of the ding world champion Washington three Bucks with 23. Tor 1,608 yards and scored 12 his left knee. Kings’ first 20 games. Bullets pulled to within a few percen Suns 12.5, Bulls 109 touchdowns. He also U the all-time U .S. MIXED- Mary minders of the future may be In other NHL games Sunday night, rushing leader in th i Pacific Ten fighting for the Gerry Sulinti 4, ItorkicH I tage points of the idle Philadelphia Alvan Adams had 22 points and Whipple 198-495, Alice the New York Rangers trounced Two goals by Craig Ramsay and 76ers in the Atlantic Division Sunday Paul Westphal added 20 to pace seven with 3,944 yards. Included in White’s McCrea 194-459, Linda Bur Cheevers Trophy. Washington 9-4, Toronto ciubbed one goal each by Jocelyn Guevre- night when they scored a 110-102 vic Phoenix players in double figures'. statistics was a yeoman-like 205-yard ton 205-486, Ellie Little 233- “Cheevers is the best goalie in the mont and rookie Tony McKegney tory over Golden SUte for their Walter Davis scored 16 points, Joel effort against Notre Dame on 569, Diane Brennan 215-544, wotld. bar none— ever,” Cherry said helped Buffalo hand .new Colorado seventh straight win. Kramer and Mike Bratz 13 each, Don national television Saturday. Ginger Yourkas 182-479, Men’s FUlly Insulated Sunday night after the 37-year-old coach Aldo Guidolin his first loss. The Bullets, who had trailed by However, that game isn’t likely to Lois Sperry 453, Alice ( Pro Hockey) help White much since most of the 7 Cheevers stopped 23 shots to enable The Rockies, who defeated Toronto five points at the half, 49-44, were Brown 462, Mary ’the Bruins to-defeat the Atlanta Saturday night in Guidolin’s debut, gratifying by their ability to over votes have already been tabulated. Kolakowski 456, Harold Glove Leather Flames 4-2 and give Cherry his 200th Pittsburgh 8-2, Detroit beat Los scored on a first-period power play come a streak of cold shooting in the NBA “I honestly believe he’s the McCrea 213, John Kozicki coaching win. m.gcicaAngeles f-^4-2 and Buffalo dumped goal by defenseman John Van second quarter when they hit six of 31 favorite,” says his Coach, John 201, Bob Scoglund 230-588, "He’s better now than he was wheiv4Colorado 4-1 Boxmeer, which tied it 1-1. ' attempts from the field. Robinson. “I think he’s just played so Don Madore 203, Ed well and he's had his best games in he was 25. We were tired in the first In the World Hockey Association, WIIA “Whenfou’re shooting just 33 per Buse 12 and Alvin Scott 10. Artis Yourkas 214-207-602, John Workboets the biggest games. He’s been on period and one-half and he held us in New England belted Birmingham 9-3 Gordie Howe, Mark Howe and cent and only five points down, Gilmore topped Chicago with 33 White 235-571. Enjoy extra warmth in these fully insulated, national television and he’s had a ■ there. That’s the sign of a good and Winnipeg and Quebec skated to a Warren Miller scored two goals each you’ve got to be doing a couple of points. full-grain Leather workboots. Sturdy goaltender.” story in Sports Illustrated. i We have an enormous amount of confidence in to the life of a Volkswagen. And that's the kind of dealer who 2-2 tie. to power New England past Bir other things well,” said Motta. “We Cli|i|H‘rH 105, CfllirM 105 IIOl.lKAYS- Dot Goodyear Welt construction. Padded “The only thing that might be the cars we re selling. And with good reason. We re selling will help you and your VW make It far into the future. We Cheevers held the Bruins in the IlnngrrH 9, (iupilalH 4 mingham ... Paul Baxter scored two should have been down by 20. A game Randy Smith scored 6 points in the Christensen 130, Carol have the kind of service that can make every mile a better one against Charlie is that I think people collars. Gil resistant soles. Select Volkswagen Rabbits, Dashers, and Sciroccos. game in the first period when the Defenseman Ron Greschner and power-play goalswithin four minutes like today is encouraging. We didn’t final minute, including the game Andrson 130-352, Val Sady Performance with a Volkswagen is measured with a slop with our uniquely professional, and highly sophisticated in other parts of the country identify group in Brown... Men’s 7-12M Flames outshot them 13-4. but it was Anders Hedberg each scored two of the-second period to help Quebec lose our poise and we took over right winning basket with two seconds to 131-352, Irene Sirois 135. watch and a calendar. We not only want to know how fast II maintenance organization. just 1-1 when the period ended. goals and assisted on another to lead earn its tie with Winnipeg. when it counted.” go, to lift San Diego. Smith, who more with the best player in their (representative style will go.... but more importantly, how long It will last. But. the most important thing we have to otter is.. . area than the people do in the West.” "Cheevers was the difference,” New York over Washington. The Charles Johnson scored all six of finished with 22 points, hit a 14-footer K.ofC.- Mike Hodge ^1- shown). And when you build a car to last, you can't build It cheap. pride. It's what we feel when we sell you a VW Rabbit. White doesn’t believe he will win it. said Bobby Lalonde, who-scored the Rangers, leading 3-1, scored four Touch Champs % his points during the finishing in the last two seconds to cap a com 213-597, Ed Yourkas 213- ourreg. low price $27 It just doesn't work. At least it doesn’t work... long enough. Dasher or Scirocco .. . and what you feel when ^ “It’s an honor to be even men you own one. Flames’ second goal. “He made the goals in a 5:26 span in the second- ST. ILOUISa)UIS (UPI) —Jim- Jim Brockhoff minutes to \rally3iiy methe uuiiets,Bullets, who eback in which San Diego rallied 551, Frank Karlowicz 204, With Volkswagen, you get a car that Isn't going to key saves and we really tested him, period to put it away with Hedberg passed for five touchdowns Sunday to typically balanced fashion from an 11-point deficit late in the tioned for the Heisman, and I’m only Cy Perkins 551, Ken become obsolete.ln a hurry. It has features like fuel injection, that lets you get the most from regular gasoline. especially in the early going.” hitting on his two and Mike McEwen give Quasimodo’s Lounge of New Bobby Dandridge* scoring 20 third periefd. San Diego’s Lloyd Free there because of the great line in Tomlinson 215-560, Jim Terry O’Reilly got the Bruins off to front of me,” says White. “ If we i99 And, you get Volkswagen's solid engineering. And safety and—j ^ Johnstone adding the others. Orleans a 37-6 victory over the Mon points. Mitch Kupchak, 17, and — j Elvin > led all scorers with 28. Farr, 200-554, Dennis Guay features like our passive restraint seatbelt system * that every a roaring start by scoring just 17 Greg Carroll scored two goals for the treat Panthers and the National Hayes and Wes Unseld contributing KorkelH 105, SuperSonirH 105 played on the East Coast, I think I’d 215, Ken Leitz 234, Jack have a better chance of winning it. car will have to have by 1984. We want to be sure that both seconds into the game. But seven Caps. : Touch Football Toumanient cham 16 apiece. Unseld also hauled down 17 Moses Malone scored 30 points and McCooe 223. you and ^our Volkswagen will be around for a long time. Our Values Are Your Values. minutes later. Eric Vail tied it. tiuple la'iifH 8 , IVngtiinH 2 pionship. rebounds, six off the offensive hauled down 22 rebounds and Rick The East Coast teams get better There's one other thing that can contribute enormously coverage, the time difference and On sale thru Saturday. Boston's Al Sims and Lalonde traded ^ r j e Salming scored two goals The Montreal club, the Canadian boards. \ Barry triggered,^ third-period rally newspaper deadlines alone make- it second-period goals before Bobby and added an assist and Darryl champion, recorded its only score on I’uriTi. I I J, BurkH 112 to lead Houston Rockets over Seattle. easier for the East Coast teams to Radios—WatdiM Tolland Volkawagan Corp. I'H- Schmautz-scored on a third-period Sittler had a goal and two assists to a pass by Howard Byer to Neil Fer Johnny Davis scored a career-high Barry, who finished with 18, scored 8 I get more ink. ” breakaway to put Boston ahead 3-2. pace Toronto. The Leafs took a 3-0 nandes in the first half. 35 points, hitting 14-of-21 shots from points during a 16-1 surge in the final Tape Recorders Fusina and Leach both play for PUT YOURSELF IN 24 Tolland Turnpike, Rte. 83 Wayne Cashman sealed it with 1:02 first-period lead on goals by Sittler, The eighth annual_____ tournament______the field, , to ----- lead ------Indiana'- over five minutes of the third quarter as Leather Goods OUR SHOES teams in the eastern time zone and SHOE-TOWN;I remaining. Jim Jones and Lome Stamler. Orest started Thursday and had 51 par- ‘“' ^ “•‘ee. The Bucks had the ball Houston jumped to an 87-75 lead. ARTHUR DRU6 SEE WHITE PAGES OF PHONE DIRECTOBY FOR EXACT ADDRESSES Vernon Cherry, the most candid of all NHL Kindrachuk and Ross Lonsberry ticipating clubs. ***" ^“•’ee seconds left and a chance Calvin Murphy added 24 for the both have gotten their fair share of Moiainan isOconvamantiociiioiia ManyShoa.townaoDanSuiHltyt to tie the score but Marques Johnson Rockets. publicity. ______VISA, Mmfehtrgs i 649-f638 . I A ■ s ri PAGE SIXTEEN - MANCHESmt EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., Nov, 27, 1978 ScotVs World MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn.. Mon., Nov. 27, 1978 - PAGE SEVENTEEN Business Superman Flies Again By VERNON SCOTT “I looked like Jimmy Stewart stan Zinsser Elected Head HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - ding sideways. So I ate four meals a Christopher Reeve, the new Super day and pumped up my muscles. By man, is a cocksure 26-year-oId who the time the picture started I Of Board of Realtors does few interviews to avoid weighed 221 pounds — all muscle. I overexposure before the $40 million did every,single stunt in the picture.” MANCHESTER — Carl A. Zinsser, Dougan. first vice president; Barbara B. “Superman” movie is released next The' physical requirements of the Realtor, with offices at 750 Main St., has Weinberg, second vice president; Lillian RE GREAT GIF month. film were secondary to the cerebral been elected president of the Manchester G. Grant, secreta'ry; and Norman S. Reeve is tall, handsome, ar Reeve. Determined to play Super Board ol Realtors Inc. and the Hohenthal.* treasurer. ticulate. His father is a professor and man as anything but a cartoon Manchester Multiple Listing Service Directors for a three-year term are OWNING YOUR OWN PHONE I novelist, his mother a newspaper character, he finally found a viable Corp. He succeeds Joseph S. Lombardo. William E. Belfiore and Robert D. Mur reporter. He attended Princeton Day handle for the man of steel. The election took place at a luncheon dock; and for a two-year term, Francis J. IS SMART AND PRACTICAL “I’m playing ‘Soupy’ as seriously Spilecki. School, graduated with honors from meeting of both corporations held at Why pay costly phone rental when Cornell and did graduate work at as any role I’ve ever had,” he said Willie s Steak House, with more than 100 Elected also for a one-year term, to SAVE Juilliard. “ My handle was expanding the in attendance. Preceding the election, 47 serve as state directors as well as for the you can own one for lessi $1.50J He’s been an actor since he was 15 difference between ‘Soupy’ and Clark were inducted into mefnbership in the two local corporations, were Norma Ted- m onthly rent for an extra phone and has worked on Broadway — with Kent. Kent is a deliberate disguise board. William E. Belfiore conducted the ford. Daniel F. Reale, Robert I. Wolver- « 1 0 costs you $270 over 15 years. Katharine Hepburn in “A Matter of and I worked on the subtleties of ceremony. ton, Joseph S. Lombardo, and William R, That's more than enough to buy 4^ Billie Jean King Duchess of Windsor Dolly Parton Gravity” — and in the TV soap opera characterizations between the two. Other officers elected are Paul W, Rodd (representing the Realtor- or 5 phones. Our phones are legal “Love of Life.” He studied acting in “The whole premise is to take the Associates in the board). The terms of G. per new FCC rules and ready to plug Superman characterization further Jeffrey Keith. Gerald P. Rothman and London and Paris. into standard jacks. Peopletalk Reeve is a deadly serious actor than it has ever been done before. Robert F. Blanchard remain current. who blanched at the thought of ’The TV series was for children. Our Zinsser, who joined the board in 1967, All phones are FCC registered and come with playing Superman when first ap movie is for adults but children can was associated with the William E. modular plugs and 7' base cords. Customer proached for the role, A young man enjoy it, too. Belfiore Agency until 1973 when he opened owned phones may be subject to standard with a background in Shakespeare ‘‘The picture is alternately his own agency. He has served both cor line charges. All answering systems include Duchess Defends Honor didn’t want to play a cartoon Chrisluplicr Reeve amusing and heart-warming. I play porations as first and second vice presi modular plugs. Superman as a real person. It’s the dent and given much time to a number of character. thereby signed away a full year and a . It was the love story of the century Dolly Not Partin’ only way it could be done. Donner is a corporation committees. He holds Holliman, Ben Vereen, Cindy But the smooth, fast-talking Reeve half of his life to star in the title role. — King Edward VIII of England ab Williams, Ida Lupino, Janet Leigh, discovered that producer Ilya generous and talented director. He membership in the state and national 2 It’s a long way from Tennessee to He was confronted immediately by dicating to marry American divorcee Patty Duke Astin and dozens more— allowed me a great deal of freedom association of Realtors. the City of Light and Dolly Parton Salkind and director Richard Donner the almost insurmountable fact that ROTARY DIAL SLIM-LINE FONE Wallis Simpson. including, of course, Santa Claus. weren’t tossing $40 million into a in playing ‘Soupy’ the way I thought Educated in local schools, he has long wanted to look her best for the visit. he was built more like Don Knotts CH A RG E IT Never mind that it all happened 42 She boarded an Air France flight for Glimpses spoof. he should be done. been.interested and active in town affairs years ago — it’s still a hot topic in than Superman. His facial features “I’m an improvisational actor and SLIM-FONE^'* (MOST STORES) Paris last week in Amsterdam with a Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis “They were looking for a new and has served the town in various Britain, and the former Mrs. Simp comer role,” said Reeve. "Nobody were fine for the role, his blond hair I careened around with new ideas for capacities including membership on the garment bag full of her big city duds threw a joint birthday party for could be dyed black. But what to do An Attractive son says she’ll publish her old love playing ‘Soupy’. I was in charge of all Human Relations Committee and the — only to be told she’s have to stow it daughter Caroline, 21, and son John, would believe Robert Redford flying about his physique? p e g . letters now in defense of her honor. the flying sequence and the executing Manchester Housing Authority. He is in SpaceSaver in the baggage compartment. 18, Sunday night at New York’s Le around in a red cape. ‘T’m 6-foot-4 and I weighed 185 ’The 82-year-old Dutchess of Wind Unflapped, the country music “But a lot of big stars clamored for all the maneuvers. We developed his seventh year as a member of the Town 5 9 « sor is upset over a London ’TV series Qub, with invitations for family pounds,” he said. “I reported to Lon 7 new concepts for special effects.” Board of Directors. queen bought another ticket and the members only ... Mary Frances the role. I took the part for a lot of don for the picture eight weeks early Sleek, contemporary design— a decorative touch for her Paris lawyer says portrays her If ’’Superman” is a box-office He is a past president of the Manchester precious tog became her traveling Crosby, 19-year-bld daughter of the reasons. I didn’t want people to think as "a cheap adventuress” who and found they had constructed a smash, and perhaps even if it is not, Jaycees, and treasurer of the Center anywherel Convenient handset dial and re-call button. companion — strapped into the seat late Bing Crosby, married 27-year- I was a guy. they found on Muscle became the king’s mistress, before Superman costume complete with Christopher Reeve will become an Congregational Church Men’s Club (since 6 ' coiled cord. White, 4 3 -3 0 5 Harvest Gold, 4 3 -3 0 6 beside her. First class, of course. old music publisher Eb Lottimer Beach with sawdust in his head. their marriage. “Mario Puzzo’s brilliant script in muscles. I absolutely refused to play immediate superstar. ’The possibility 1968). She still has a six-concert tour of Friay in front of their new the role the way. Says attorney Suzanne Blum, ‘"The Britain on the calendar, but don’t trigued me. Then I met Donner. appears to be of no great moment to He resides at 176 Ralph Road. king did not want a mistress and if he beacMront home in Malibu, Calif... “Instead I got an instructor, Dave the young actor. head for London. ’There isn’t a seat The rock group Grateful Dead was After the test 1 was convinced they Manchester, with his wife Ellen and their had, no doubt he would not have ab Prowse who played Darth Vader in ”I was worried about type casting left there. forced to cancel a New Haven, Conn., were in the process of making a ‘Star Wars,’* and set out a physical three children, Sandra. Eric, and Pamela. dicated.” Expect publication of and being too closely identified with Tinseltown Parade concert Saturday after lead singer major film for adults with actors like regimen for myself. I spent two The new officers and directors will letters purporting to prove that the role at first,” said Reeve, who is Jerry Garcia came down with Marlon ^ n d o , G^ne Hackman and hours a day, seven days a week assume their duties Jan. 1 and will be in SAVE within a year. More than 300,000 people lined back down to ^ pounds. “ But the furl \. Zinsser stalled later that month. pneumonia ... Richard Harris says in T revor^w ard imthe cast.” Reeve working out with heavy weights in a Another Abdication Hollywood Boulevard Sunday to agreed to tackle “Superman” and offers I’ve had since I took the part cheer grand marshal Bob Hope as he JohannMbimg, South Africa, he’ll file gym. * 5 WHITE PHONE FACE- At 35, she’s considered the “Old are very different. MATS: grMfl. Un. biiM. led the 47th annual Hollywood Christ a multi-million dollar countersuit r*d. whilt. Lady” of pro tennis, and Billie Jean mas Parade with a casting echo of against film director Andre Pieter Videotape Market Booms VERSATILE ROTARY DIAL DESK FONE King finally is buying the title. BEIGE PHONE FACE- the old road shows. who is si^ng him for |1.6 million, MATS: brown, while, She says after this season, she’s casing of him of being drunk^nd NEW YORK (UPI) — _The long-term Hausman said, though, that while the orang*. beige. l*n. through. Just behind him rode his favorite TV Tonight A Functional leading lady, Dorothy Lamour. tying up production on the/tilm market for videotape looks so large it biggest sale of videorecorders probably Ms. King told UPI, after a weekend Among star clusters in and around “Golden Rendezvous” could mark a revolution in com will be to people interested in recording Durable Phone match in Sydney, Australia, she’s 6KX) munications such as the printing press musical and entertainment programs at PUSHBUTTON FASHION-FONE the 28 floats — Connie Stevens, a Ctilco And The Man Pal Boone. Shirley Jortes. A 11:45. For Everyone R eg. quitting because, “I am sick and B T lc T a c Dough young man falls In love when he created centuries ago, says President home off the air, that won't be their . Ernest Borgnine, Sugar Ray Robin CBth* Brady/Bunch Bu ( S a News 34 9 5 tired of all the surgery I have been 3 Joker's WM 6:00 arrives on a Kentucky farm. (2 Arthur Hausman of Ampex Corp., biggest use. son, Danny ’Thomas, Dan Haggarty, (1) The White Shadow hrs.) 12:00 L W A $ ^ Interchangeable facemats through.” O Bozo’s Big Top 62) VVhan The Boat Cornea In ® Adam-12 Redwood City, Calif. “ Many people will buy them for the Charo, Aretha Franklin, Angie mCroea-WIte IB TV Commimlty Collsgs ® Movis "Buccaneer's Girl" coordinate with any dec- Rugged, stylish phone that's ideal for anywhere you need ’Ihat includes major operations on ( About Town ) ^ ® Lucan 9*30 Hausman said while many still regard novelty or as status symbols and will not Dickinson, Don DeFore, Jackie BMyThrssSons (1950) Yvonne DeCarlo. Philip both knees, with another coming up' ® Movie "Chino” (1973) the home videorecorder as an expensive an extra with phone company dependability. Bell volume Cooper, Margaret O’Brien, Steve S Bonanza d One Day At A Tims Friend. use them much,” Hausman said, "but R e g . orating scheme. White on her left foot, which was heavily SSZoom(R) Charles Bronson. Jill Ireland. A 10KX) toy, conservative and realistic studies in ^ere will be a substantial home market control. White 43-301 Beige 4 3-302 Allen, Jane Meadows, Jack Hope Chapter, Order of the half-breed Is befriended by a 15- 12:15 g ^ 9 S 43-311 Beige 43-312 taped for Australian action. 6:30 (X) Lou Qrent dicate the global market is such that 10 for tapes. Klugman, Lindsay Wagner, Earl Eastern Star, will conduct “A Merry year-old runaway boy who helps ® 62) News X Co«sge Football '76 (SILovaLucy him run his horse ranch In New aThePrlaonsr million recorders will be in use within five Christmas Bazaar” on Saturday, DaUngOama ® Boris Kerfofrs Thriller Mexico. 2 hrs. a Mekxlyland 12:30 years. That, he said, should create an an Ths Promlsss Of Ood 8 8 8 Uttla House On The Credit Management Dec. 2, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the (S Movie "Jim Thorpe. All- /^PUSHBUTTON SLIM-LINE FONE S8 B a NBC Nows Prakle 10:30 nual market for at least 100 million blank Masonic Temple, Orchard Street, American” (1951) Burt Lancas HARTFORD -T he Hartford and New Bow Easy B 62) Evening At Symphony B ConnecUcut ProfHee tape cassettes at an average price of $10. CONTINENTAL S Adam-12 ter, Phyllis Thaxter. Haven chapters of the National Associa Sleek Reg. Ellington. Luncheon will be served aJoker'eWRd 62) Dancing DIeoo This is for home, educational and the 'on Names Director B) H’s Evarybod/s Buskiass 12:40 tion of Credit Management will meet Nov. ^ 1^ FRENCH PHONE Modern 7 9 « from 11;30 a.m. to 2 p.m. It will 6 ‘30 11:00 (D CBS Late Movie "McMillan more or less nonprofessional commercial 6 9 “ 6:55 ( S MervQrlffIn d )8 a N e w s 29 at 5 p.m. at the Villa Capri Inn Design HEBRON —Dennis O’Connor has feature gifts, attic treasures, fish And Wile: Man Without A Face" the group last year are being asked to 8 Nsws a U a re C k ib ®TheQongShow uses. The markets for sophisticated been appointed drama director for pond, crafts and other holiday items. (1973) Rock Hudson, Susan St. Wallingford. “Customized Credit and Handset pushbutton dial/re- be inductqfi this year so that they 7M 9KX) ® Untouchabiss James. professional videotape and videodisc a Volos Of Faith Creative Collections” is the subject of a call button. White 4 3 -3 1 5 Har the Trigon Players of Rham High may again be active members. ^CBBNswa d )M -A * 9 * H equipment and the huge market for 9 5 School for. this school year. The Ths Brady Bunch aO Ick Van Dyke 1:00 panel discussion. For more information, Through a misunderstanding last taCNsm aNFLFootbaH a Hogan’s Heroes 888Tomorrow audiotape will come on top of that. vest Gold 4 3 -3 1 6 group put on its first play of the Casting Planned S 8 8 NBC Movie “And I call william W. McAdam 525-4421. year, students were first told that Bowing For Dollari 62) Dksi Cavett 1:30 season last weekend. BFMIvJOfFzmi Alorie Survived" (Premiere) Blair attendance at the induction HEBRON —With the Podium Brown. David Ackroyd. The true 11:30 ® Joe Franklin Mrs. Marjorie Porter has been ap- awrwWng story of Lauren Elder’s fight to d ) Rookford Files ceremony was mandatory in order to Players first production of the 8 N « n y ,.* pointed assistant drama director and survive following her plane's ® Hogan’a Heroes Add sparkle to her life! A FRENCH-STYLE PHONES,< be inducted into the society and were season, “See How They Run,” to be a 6 ) Dick Cavwit crash Into a mountainside Is 8 8 a Tonight International Thespian advisor and 8 Nowlywod Qamo 14-K gold filigree, ivory- told by someone else that they did not presented on Dec. 1 and 2, the dramatized. aironaide Mrs. Agatha Hoover, technical direc have to attend the ceremony in order a Tlw Odd Coupta B VWona 62) CapUonad ABC Newi colored base. 4 3 -3 2 0 ^ 59®® 69®® tor. players are making plans to begin 7:29 B M o v la “April Love" (1957) to be members. In clarifying the casting for the second production, SOWlyNumlMra While 43-326 Gold 43-325 More than 80 students in Grades 7- issue with the International 'Thespian “South Pacific.” 7:30 il 25* DUPLEX MOD. EXTEN. CORD. Pamper her! 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FOR SCREEN TIMES V ■ PAGE EIGHTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., Nov. 27, 1978 _____ 1 Yule Tree Growers Say mcc Free Phone Number Carol Sing Set Helps in Recycling Demand Exceeds Supply V WASHINGTON (UPI) — Some Americans are losing At Center Park their reputation as the throwaway generation. They =1 By United Press International earned $45 million last year by recycling 6.1 million When this year’s Christmas tree started to grow ten aluminum beverage cans. Many Americans want a real live tree in their living years ago, farmers didn’t anticipate the boom in natural By NANCY CARR to the people of St. James things. They’re planting more trees now, but it will take for an additional 11 room this Christmas — so many, in fact, there may be a Executive Direetor To increase both figures, the aluminum industry has 289.6483 shortage of trees by the time Santa Claus arrives next several years to catch up w i^ demand, said Frank ’The triumphant brasses baskets; to all the 5th Bushey, who raises trees in Vermont and sell? them in graders at Keeney School started a nationwide 24-hour-a-day toll-free number peo month, growers say. of the Salvation Army ple can call to learn the locatiob of their nearest ' They also claim the shortage also means Ihat the trees Bloomfield, Conn. Band will open the annual who collected 600 items of recycling center. available will cost more than years past. MACC Christmas Carol non-perishable food for our Ralph Ingalls, owner of Ingalls Christmas Tree Farm The tree shortage probably won’t affect individuals Sing Sunday evening. Thanksgiving baskets; and More than 2,200 such centers exist in 49 states, TRANS-AM in Brooklyn, Conn., and president of the Connecticut who buy early enough, but it will be harder for communi All of us who love the to Cub Scout Troop Pack excluding Alaska. Some areas have mobile vans that stop 4 to Choose From Christmas TYee Growers Association, says prices are up ty groups to buy in quantity for resale to raise funds, said beautiful and traditional 538 at Robertson School for periodically at neighborhood shopping malls. Auto/Stick, 5-10 per cent over last year and 100 per cent over 10 years Darrell Russ, forester at the Great Mountain Forest in Christmas carols will collecting food for 76-78 ago. That means a six or seven-foot tree will cost from Norfolk, Conn. gather at 6 o’clock beside Thanksgiving. Most centers are run by aluminum companies, but $15 to $20. the nativity scene in Center Dec. 7-8-9 — Toys for Joy some are operated by local civic and environmental He said many wholesalers are sold out or are selling 76 BUICK Ingalls said this year’s shortage is expected to be one to Collection at the groups. directly to consumers who want to select and cut their Park. I would remind you Regal. All Buick power options two million trees nationwide, twice last year’s shortfall. to bundle up the children Manchester Parkade (Con own. Most pay up to 17 cents per pound — the equivalent of He said he can’t predict how severe Connecticut’s situa and yourselves in warm sumer Sales) co-sponsored < 4 9 9 9 about 23 all-aluminum beverage cans. tion will be, but he advised consumers Sunday “not to socks, sweaters, hats and by WINF, ManchesteB' Four Republican governors who appeared Ronald Reagan is the current favorite among Recycling aluminum cans is a particularly big energy wait until the last week before Christmas.’’ mittens and don’t forget Parkade Association and on ABC’s “Issues and Answers Sunday, were, Republican presidential possibilities, but saver, says the Aluminum Association. It takes 95 per 76 DELTA 88 As many as 200,000 trees are being trucked into the the flashlight. MACC. WINF broad Royale, all (actory, power options from left, Gov. Albert Quie, Minnesota; Gov. when the real test comes in 1980 voters should cent less energy to produce the metal from used cans state from Vermont, Maine and Canada to help meet the Our Round Table Singers casting on the spot 12 noon Richard Snelling, Vermont; Gov. Jim have a choice between “an old face and a new shortage, he said. to 5 p.m. Seasonal Sharing than from ore. <4888 from Manchester High Even unmarked aluminum cans are easy to identify. Thompson, Illinois; and Gov. Richard Thorn face." (UPI photo) SHOPPING School will be there to in checks should be sent to In addition to the demand for natural trees, Ingalls said They have a rounded bottom edge^nd an indented bottom burgh, Pennsylvania. Gov. Thompson said spire us and lend their, MACC-Seasonal Sharing, Getting In Shape many shoppers are getting to be more choosy than Box 773, Manchester. All and a magnet will not stick to them. 72 CADILLAC voices to ours. Boy Scout Sedan Devllle. loaded they’ve b«n: contributions to MACC With Thanksgiving over, Santa Claus is starting to get in shape for The toll-free number for collection point information is “They just want a better tree. That takes time and a lot Troop 25 from Center the Christmas rush. He started with a hair and beard cut at a New 800-223-6830, except in New York State, where calls Congregational will be on programs are tax deducti <1995 more work to grow,” he said. ble. Haven beauty salon. (UPI photo) should be made collect to 212-765-8003. Republican Governors “I could have sold twice the number of quality trees* BAG the spot passing out song sheets. this year,” said grower William Weir of East Colebrook, 76 FORD GRANADA 2 N.H., who cut about 7,000 evergreens this year. “The One of the most delight Special car. trend is back toward natural Christmas trees, and pop ful Christmas memories I >3555 Meeting to Talk Shop ulation growth also increases demand.” have of Manchester is the W. lUIN STREET picture of a young mother WILLIAMSBURG, Va. — Meeting just up the street moderate Republican governors and hinting about an ef “Everything I have was spoken for by August, and one and father, standing side 73 BUICK from where men like Washington and Jefferson learned fort to get behind some candidates of the same persua Century, 4 door, A/C. fellow has already come around to inquire about next by side with two of their their trade, the newly reinforced Republican Governors sion. year’s crop,” added Leighton Cree of Colebrook, N.H. young children, both Association met today to talk shop: state government and In an informal talk with reporters, Millikin said he ROCKVIUE <2744 Louis Day, president of the New Hampshire-Vermont wrapped to the eyebrows. national politics. believed GOP governors now are far less polarized than Christmas ’lYee Growers Association, said advance On the father’s shoulder 7 Eleven of the 12 incumbent GOP governors and six of they were when both Nelson Rockefeller and Ronald orders for cultivted trees have run so high that there will was the third, a toddler 73 BUICK the nine new Republicans elected Nov. 7 were listed as Riviera. All white. Reagan were members of the group. be an unusual number wild trees on the market this year. REQ. almost invisible except for participants in the first major party gathering since the He said it would be “inevitable” that the moderates Tree prices will be up by 50 cents to $1 this year, run HERBAL a bright cold-red nose and <2888 midterm elections. would be talking about 1980, and added that in view of the 'fl bcMcr UKH| of ning from $4.50 for wild trees to up to $1.50 per foot for TICKLE SPICE a wide open rosebud It was appropriate that the Republican governors election returns they were bound to be a force to be LIME 73 DATSUN reckoned with. premium cultivated trees, he said. mouth, singing at the top of should be the first to crow — their 50 percent increase to ROLL-ON 620 Pickup. He did not, however, top off any organized effort to New Hampshire’s yearly crop of 300,000 trees is worth 2W oz. his lungs with family and 18 in membership led what was otherwise a modest about $2.1 million. UN8C. HERB lOL the rest of us. form a caucus of moderate governors to back one or <1499 Republican showing. One of the reasons for the lower supply and costlier FLORAL We cordially invite you more potential candiates. MENNEN price of trees from New Hampshire is that high winds CITRUS and your family to join in The outcome obviously encouraged the governors to Host Gov, John Dalton of Virginia conceded presiden SPEED STICK bonking mcan$ Io u m y celebrating the birth of our start thinking about 1980. While only one of their number, tial politics would be in the air despite the formal con and sand damage two years ago wiped out 90 percent of blessed Lord Jesus. After 74 PONTIAC James Thompson of Illiiiois, is regarded as a potential ference agenda about state issues and mechanics of run Ventura, extra clean. state nursery seedlings, Day said. the carol sing we’ll move candidate for the nomination, the possibility of throwing ning governors offices. n . 3 0 over to the Salvation Army <3255 some political weight in the selection procress was on the “I won't risk my credibility by saying there will be no REQ. |1.es minds of several governors. politics talked at the concerence,” Dalton told reporters. Citadel across the street to The veteran William Millikin of Michigan came to He was euphoric about the election results, saying “we warm our toes, have a hot 74 BUICK cup of cocoa or coffee and co$t loan$ for higher Eiectra, all power options. Williamsburg talking about a new strengtlT"among have been preaching what we thought was the gospel for ^ East Hartford Fire Calls, ^ some years and it appears the converts are becoming a doughnut, and continue <3995 more numerous ... we are in a happy and enthusiastic fellowship. See you Sunday evening after dinner. mood after the events earlier this month. Sunday, 1:08 a m .—Auto ac Road. 74 CHEVY Sunday, 4:38 p m. -Brush Gold medals to the MCC Calendar The governors were meeting at the Williamsburg cident at the corner of Forbes Malibu, spotless. 2 door Lodge, an elegant resort hotel a few steps away from the Street and Silver Lane. fire at 138 Jerry Road, students and student coun meticulously restored buildings of the town that was Sunday, 4 a.m. —Medical Sunday, 4:48 p,m -Medical REACH cil at Manchester High cchicciUon** <2222 BUFFERIN Tuesday, Nov. 28 call to Howard Johnson's on call to 39 Burnside Ave. School who sponsored a Vrigihia's capital in pre-revolutionary times. Sunday, 4:50 p m —Wash TOOTHBRUSH 60’s 1977 CHEVY LUV Just down the street is the first state capitoi, where. Main Street. homeroom competition *Lunch; Shish Kebab with steamed rice, noon, college Sunday, 3:27 p m. -B rush down on Interstate 84 west CAMPER, Musi see dining room. George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, Patrick Henry (congratulations Room (ire behind Leggett Street. bound 209) and collected 1700 •Dinner: Rojoes Cominbo (braised pork with cumin, and other founding fathers of the American republic Sunday, 4:22 p.m. —Vehicle Sunday, 6:58 p m -Medical 79« M.39 >5455 N items of non-perishable coriander and lemon), 6 p.m., college dining room, served their first years in public office. accident at 16 Sunnydale call to 635 Burnside Ave. REQ. $1.19 REQ. $1,84 food for the Emergency 74 VOLKSUUGEN Wednesday, Nov. 29 Pantry and for donating all Super Beetle, extra clean •Dinner: Irish Night, Homestyle Irish Stew, 6 p.m., the proceeds from the college dining room. m alumni dance to the MACC ) <2999 Theatre: “Plaza Suite" by Neil Simon, main campus EXTRA RISE Seasonal Sharing Fund. auditorium, 8:30 p.m. through Dec. 2. No LIME 73 DODGE Fluorocarbon DRY Thanks — Giving REQ. DART SWINGER, 6 cyl.. auto., PS, Thursday, Nov. 30 Giles REQ. PB, x-tra clean. HEAVY We want to thank the •Lunch: Murshroom and cheese omelette.i noon, UN8C. organist at South * 1 LT. MENTHOL <2422 college dining room. V 11 oz. Methodist, David Morse; ••Medical Terminology II: 7 to 9:30 p.m., Hartford AMC MATADOR ARRID Martha White, director of Cruise, tilt, windows. fuUppower, Road campus. Room 216. EXTRA the Round Table Singers; spotless. ••UFO Phenomena: 7:20 to 9:50 p.m., Hartford Road om f all those who participated campus. Room 202. 4 oz. REQ. $1.66 in the Thanksgiving Ser <1995 Music: Charles Gigliotti Trio and Roberta Peck, Jazz REQ. $2.23 vice; and particularly, Vocalist, main campus music room, 8 p.m. 75 PONTIAC Fran Idzkowski and the Ventura, 2 to choose from. Friday, Dec. 1 members of the Division of V •Dinner: Polish Night, 6 p.m., college dining room. Christian Unity who <3566 worked so hard to made Monday, Dee. 4 75 BUICK CREAM , the evening possible. •Lunch: Beef Burgunday with noodles, noon, college Thanks also to the people Eiectra. Custom. 1-2 dr. 1-4 dr dining room. eat of Concordia Lutheran and <4888 to Hank Poirier (who was •The college dining room is in the Student Center. J&J FLOSS kind enough to leave work 75 OLDS Reservations should be made in advance at the Main Of 1m Wednesday and deliver last fice at Hartford Road, 646-4900, extension 205. CREAM WAX • MINT Vista Cruiser 60 UNWAXED minute Thanksgiving ••Non-credit community services courses begin. Open baskets for us) and his <3999 on a space-available basis, advance registration is n . 2 3 daughter Martha for all necessary. For further information call 646-2137. their help in getting 75 PLYMOUTH REQ. $1.50 Vh oz. SCAMP, 6 cyl„ auto , PS, PB, im- REQ. $1.18 50 yds. everything you gave us to maculate. the people who needed it; Now Vbu Can Say Goodbye <2755 tothePUUUD, 74 INTERNATIONAL Diaphragms, Foams, SCOUT. 4 W.D.. 6 cyl.. auto Creams and Jellies. <4999 Untroducing Insects May AUTO Provide Food 7 7 BUICK Eiectra. B/on red spotless MEXICO CITY (UPI) - <7644 e REPAIIS Eating an ant sandwich in stead of a hamburger may Kathy Blackmore is a loan counselor at Heritage Savings. Part of her job is helping Heritage see “Horn* of Mr. Ooodwroncfi'’ seem farfetched but one 77 CHEVROLET to it that each qualified young man or woman in our community has the opportunity for a higher EL CAMINO, 2 tone, stereo, Mexican researcher thinks power windows, cruise. T LT and 2 education. And because of people like Kathy, we send more kids to college than most anyone • Complete Mechanical Service it could be a solution to more • Collision Repair world hunger. else. We do it with a low cost, deferred payment State Guaranteed Education Loan. A simple <5999 interest loan at only 7% that neednot be repaid until after graduation. Give Kathy a call. Odds are • Auto Painting Insets could be one of she can arrange one for you. 76 BUICK REGAL • Low Cost Service Rentals the best food sources in the 4 Door, A/C. full power • Factory Trained Technicians future because of their <4300 Vaginal Contraceptive high content of protein and 7 • Charge With Master Charge minerals, according to a • 24 Hour Wrecker Service Suppositories M exican researcher 76 MONTE CARLO Julieta Ramos Elorduy loaded Tel. 646-6464 - . J( pragnuKy. highly Mk Uv. In Blazquez de Conconi, an in SAVE SwnIckI comM In a p k vestigator at the Biology Now is the time peqple need and use anywhere. Try Samldd, more conveniently paid, for service to con Institute of the National greater amounts of power. And some peofJe, 77 MONTE CARLO tinue. And that’s a promise. . Autonomous University of Loaded like the Davis femily, can’t always pay a winter If you know someone'who could benefit Mexico. SAVE electric bill when it’s due. from our’W inter Service Policy’,’suggest they IhebeHenuaii $ She said insects contain That’s why Northeast Utilities” Winter 2.99 write for more information to: June Fionddla, the largest amount of pro 76 OLDS CUTLASS Service Policy” makes sense for our customers Northeast Utilities, P.O. Box 1953, Hartfoni R E Q . 3.95 ID ’S tein in any form of animal Salon, loaded. life that is currently not SAVE who qualify. Whenever we are notified of a Connecticut 06144- O r call their nearest used by man as food. 2 1 true hardship, electricity will not be shut off. electric company office. 1 The researcher added 1 they would make an ideal Heritage Savings / Arrangements can be worked out with This winter, if we can help it, nobody 1 Gillette 1 food source because of they CHEVROLET Northeast Utilities to have these charges will feel left out in the cold FJjrCR MAIME',-. 1 4 I can be easily reproduced &Loan Association-Since 1 8 9 1 1 and industrially processed. m m 1 1 1 1 Main Office: 1007 Main St., Manchester 649-4586 • K-Mart Office. Spencer St,, Manchester 649-3007 • Coventry tfift IMHtZffUil 1220 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER NORTHEAST UTILITIES 1 j PONTIAC-BUICK 1 REGISTERED Office: Rt. 31, 742-7321 • Tolland Offic»: Rf. 195, '4 mile south of 1-86, Exit 99, 872-7387 • Moneymarkets inside Doing everydiii^ in our power to serve you. 11 c$M6 cm Bar 0.9. TJUNPONS Franks Supermarket, E. Middle Turnpike, Manchester, and Food Mart, W. Middle Turnpike in the Manchester Parkade. OMCMMUTY 1 9PTICIIUIS Roulc 5. i» S 7 WIMDSOR I 'N. 1 1 «T $WrB6 NC REaSUPER ' SBMCf/MRTS 'IhGitnoia>UfhtindlWC«r|sv/T1<(H«MEieaikLi|hl V(him>ti«MhwitilVriiteC2»T«V/HoM«WhglWGmM<> DISCOUNT PRICES 1 SUPER-PLUS I NgdmlUitaSavioeQiiTiiv/NonhciilNular&aiyConTinr L^i^oSMmEmSoN M.75 1 2 8 9 -6 48 3 l l REQ. 1240 lira II *2.15 1 ^ — REQ. $2.61 80’s a a i i l i PAGE TWENTY - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Mon., Nov, 27, 1978 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Mon., Nov. 27, 1978 - PAGE TWENTY-ONE INVITATION TO BID 13 H^p W»nt»d IS □ EMPLOYMENT Holp Wantod 13 Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 H'omaa For Safe 23 Homes For Sale 23 SERVICE STATION The Manchester Board of Education solicits bids for Home SALESMAN / ESTIMATOR BABYSITTER- Part time, TEMPORARY POSITION- Economics and Industrial Arts Departments. Sealed bids for lumber yard. Must have Attendant- Days. Apply in per TRUCK DRIVER- light Available as of December Htip WtnM 13 son: Gil’s Mobil, Route 6, mature and reliable. Must delivery. 40 hour week. $3.25 will be received as follows: experience in taking off have own transportation. Nor 1st., for indoor painting. lumber and trim from plans, Bolton. — per hour. 649-8648 from 7 am Home Economics December 12, 1978 11:00 A.M. WANTED - Gas station atten man Street area. Phone 649- b 4 pm. Hours 7 a.m. - 3 p.m., $3.52 dant, lull or part time. xperiencea in 2470 anytime. hour. Apply in person between Industrial Arts December 12, 1978 11:00 A.M. measuring; tiltrim...... Reply_ - P.O. GRIT BLASTERS WANTED- S h e H e r a td Mature, responsible person 8-4. Meadows Convalescent At the time listed bids will be publicly opened. The right is Box 67, & s t Hartford, 06108. , Experience required. For ap AVON- Earn merry money for H om e,'333 Bidwell Street, for third shift. References pointment call 633-9474. Qmn BABYSITTER- Bowers the holidays. Sell AVON. Go«i reserved to reject any and ail bids. Specifications and bid Cali 871-1698. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING School area. 2 toddlers, full Manchester. PART TIME- N6 nights. No Hardface & Metallizing Corp., earnings, flexible hours. For' forms may be secured at the Business Office, 45 N. School Glastonbury. time. Quiet home needed. Call details call 563-6695 or 523- TOOLMAKERS - Machinists. weekends. Long holidays. July evenings, 646-3931. EARN $4-$8 HOURLY Ser Street, Manchester, Connecticut. Raymond E. Demers, and August off hbny retired 9401. Business Manager Apply 81 Commerce Street, vicing our customers from gentlemen and housewives DENTAL ASSISTANT. 2 days home on^your telephone. 053-11 Glastonbury. PTG Company. a week. Experienced. 643-17M CARPET CLEANERS- Will TYPISTS- If you have good Telephone 633-7631. enjoy driving school buses. PHONE 643-2711 train for full time position. Choose own hours. 249-7773. 8 am to 5 pm. skills, or skills you haven’t Why not you? We will train. Car necessary. Salary, Call Vernon, 875-2826, or FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AO used for awhile, call 289-4319 Buelnate Opportunity 14 RN, LPN, 7 to 3 and 3 to 1 SECRETARIAL Position- .mileage, plus excellent for more information. LEGAL NOTICE . shifts. Good pay, good Manhester, 643-2414. benefits. 528^92. Suburban school district seeks SMALL ENGINE Service benefits and working con experienced person with good Help Wanted 13 RNs / LPNs / NURSES Zoning Board of Appeals ditions. Ajqily in Mrson, Ver TRUCK MECHANIC with PART TIME- Mornings and Corporation - expanding qualifed experience in general typing and shorthand skills, ADVERTISING AIDE^ CGS needs you! Work non Manor, 180 Regan Road, ADVERTISING FULL 'HME WAREHOUSE Saturdays. Man, energetic, d e a le r n e tw o rk . No The Zoning Board of Appeals of Andover, Connecticut will Vernon. truck repairs. Commands top and pleasant personality. This full time or supplement your experience necessary. position is located In the RATES MAN- must have some able to handle ladders, ^ m e income. Local assignments, Heal Estate Wanted fh Articles lor Safe 41 hold a Public Hearing on Monday, December 11,1978, at 7:30 wages, $280 a week. Must climbing. Assist outside Complete training program. have own- tools. All company Junior High %hool and has a experience driving fork lifts. excellent rptes. CGS, 111 IMMEDIATE Cash for your p.m. in the Lower Level of the Town Office Building, in ac CERAMIC TILE MECHANIC 1 day ...... 12a word par day Salesmen on estimates. Call $500. investment required to broad range of respon pubUoation. 7:30 am to 4 piq. Apply Pearl Street, Hartford, 246- property. Let us explain our ANTIQUE FRANKLIN cordance with Chapter 246, Section 14-55, of the sUte - Experienced only. Top benefits. For Appointment 3 days ...... 1 ia word par day 6464)686. start your own business. Ideal WOOD STOVE- Cast iron. call 688-22^. sibilities. Attractive salary Oaaoina for Cadwell & Jones Inc., 46 5626. fair proposal. Call Mr. statutes, on the application of Linwood Glidden, for a Used wages, ^ p ly : Atlas'nle, U « Saturday and 6 days , 10a word par day for retired or part time. Firebrick lined. $100. Call 646- and exce^nt benefits. An Monday la .12:(!:00 Noon Friday. Belfiore. 647-1413. ' Auto Dealers License,, located at the Andover Texaco Sta Benin 'Tpke., Wethersfield,. 26 days .. 9a days ...... PART TIME SECRETARIES Details on request. Mr. 4437.. RN- 3 p.m. to 11 p.m., and 11, Equal Opportunity Employer. IS words $2 00 minimum RECEPTIONIST Wanted- tion, Route 6 and 316 (Hebron Road) Andover, Connecticut. 5634)151. / TYPIST / BOOKKEEPERS- Barker. ESCAA Field Rm. to 7 a.m. part time. An application may be ob Happy Ads ...... $2.50 Inch SUPPLEMENT YOUR must have good phone Training Division, Box 19, May w e buy your home? tained from: Winder Board PtEASE READ INCOME and Learn New For information call 289-4319. manners. Experience BASSETT Colonial bedroom At this hearing, interested persons may be heard and written RN-LPN wanted' for full or Enjoy working with an Wading River New York. Quick, fair, all cash and no set. 4 pieces, mattress and of Education, 150 Bloomfield Skills while still in school or preferred. Full-time and part- problem. Call Warren E communications received. A copy of the application is on file part time on ail shifts. Apply excellent supporting staff, TO U R A D . LAUNDRY NEEDS 11792. box spring included. Mint con in the office of the Town Clerk, Town Office Bmlding, An earing for our elderly Avenue, Windsor, Conn., employed. Now, the Connec time positions in Manchester. Howland. Realtors. 643-1)08. director of nursing. Salmon- - d a n lf lid ad< ara laXan ovar ticut Army National Guard ADDITION HELP- Driving Call Kim or Judy 1-226-7851. *••••••••••••••••••••••••• dition. Getting married must dover, Connecticut. » patients. Pleasant at 06095. Telephone 688-3631. lha phona; u a cpnvanlanca. brook Convalescent Home, off makes it easy for you to and running wash room COMMAND MANCHESTER Package sell. 643-1773. House Street, "Glastonbury. mosphere, good wages and Tha Haraitt la raaponslUa lor Household Qood's 40 Dated in Andover, Connecticut, this November 27th, 1978. become a paid member of the machines. Full or part time, PERFORMANCE, “The store. Excellent location. Well Please call 633-5244. benefits. P l^ se call Doris DRIVEiRS NEEDED- FuU or only ona Inporract Inaartlon and established business. Call than only W Ilia-alia of fia Guard (if you’re between 17 & day or evening. Call 289-1527. Haircutting Place.” COUCH. CHAIR LOVE Zoning Board of Appeals Blain, RN, Director of part time. First and second Marion E. Robertson. REFRIGERATORS - original Inaartlon. Errofa which Qm 35) and fulfill your military SEAT- Cotlee table, end table, of Andover Nurses, 646-0129 Manchester shifts available. Call 649-519. Washers, and ranges, used, NURSES AIDES wanted for '• <- FULL & PART TIME Male Realtor, 643-5953. and record player. Mary C. McNamara, Chairman Manor Nursing Home, 385 do not laaaan tha valua ol tha*. training WITHOUT interrup A VENDING ROUTE- Own guaranteed and clean. New full time on ali shifts. Apply advartlsamani tolT not ba cor- ting High School, College or help. Good pay for the right Reasonable. Call 569-2391. 049-11 director of nursing. Salmon- West Cener Street, AVON- To Buy or Sell. and operate your own vending shipment damaged, G.E and Manchester. Manchester, Bolton, Coven ractad by^an' additional Inaar- Seasonal Employment. With person. Apply in person C J ’s routes. 4-10 hours weekly. Frigidaire Low prices. B.D, brook Convalescent Home, off tlon. the split-training option your Giant Grinder, 273 Broad CHRISTMAS TREES- Blue & House Street, Glastonbury. try, Andover. Call collect 822- Complete company training Situation Wanted 15 Pearl and Son, 649 Main TOWN OF MANCHESTER GIRL FRIDAY- Starting 8083. military training can be Street, before noon. and location set-up. Cash in Street. 643-2171. White Spruce. Tag, and or cut. Please call 633-5244. Wreaths. FREE Boughs! salary $140, plus company staggerM to fit vour personal vestment needed. PLAN I $2.- RESPONSIBLE Mother-will benefits. Person with take MACHINIST / Opportunities- schedule. Train full time when SECRETARIES - If you have 080.00. PLAN II $4,980.00. LOVE SEAT - Like new condi .Stanley Tree Farm. Long Hill SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS for Hafp Wantad 13 Help Wantad 13 you have the time students good skills, or skills you care for children in my home. Road, off Route 6 at Andover LEGAL NOTICE South Windsor. Will train. charge ability. Typing and full and part time positions PLAN III $9,710.00. PLAN IV Call 646-1076. 5 to 8 p.m. only. tion, orange background with Firefighters Learn Techniques knowledge of office p ro c u re are available for first class during the summer, seasonal haven’t used for awhile, call $14,190.00.'Call toll Free 1-800- white floral print. Call after 4 Church. 742-64,38. Apply 9 Brookfield Street or employees during the off 289-4319 for more information. Members of the Manchester Town Fire Department are being in The Zoning Board of Appeals at a meeting on November 20, call 289-5918, after 12 noon. necessary. Sales experience Lathe Set-Up and operators. 237-2806 or 1-800-2374)704, Sun p.m.. 646-1168. 1978 made the following decisions: helpful. Contact Steve, 643- Experienced in aircraft quali season. Train part time for day 10 am-6 pm, Mon-Wed, 9 SKI EQUIPMENT- K2 Four structed by Fireman Bob Bycholoski, with hands on hips, how to the remainder of the year. NURSES AIDE- 6 am to 2 pm. am-8 pm. Skis. Technica Boots, and NURSES AIDES - Full time, 2171. ty work. We are located on VISIT NEW MOTHERS HELP WANTED FOUR-PIECE PINE Appl. No. 648 — Raymond Gagnon — 482 Adams Street — Route 5 and easily accessable FLEXIBLE HOURO The C T A R N G can be the Laural Manor, 91 Chestnut Bedroom Set. Excellent con Salomon 444 Bindings. Call salvage furniture in a burning house by putting a tarp over gathered and part time, 7-3 and 11-7. Bookkeewr-Accounts Payable. * EDUCATION Variance approved, by 1-9. Please phone 528-9487 0120+ - 0240+ key to your future by Street, Manchester. 649-4519. HAIR STYLISTS- SHARP dition. Queen-size bed. triple 643-6433. furniture. From left are Bruce Guinar, Ed Fisher, Dave Mayer, Experienced preferred, but MAINTENANCE WORKER / Vernon Public Schools. At least 2 Appl. No. 649 — Joseph Gordon — 105 Main Street — Special we will train. Apply in person: Full Time- Some truck or come in P.S. Machine Co., years experience involving providing technical training MANAGER- ASSISTANT dresser, dresser with shelved 1505 John Fitch Blvd., South You can work as few as 10 hours or bookkeeping and clerical work. and guaranteed part time lOIL BURNER SERVICE HAIR CUTTERS, Rapidly Private Inetrucllone 18 mirror, night stand 4 years ORIENTAL RUG SALE! Bycholoski, Brian Bolduc and Mike Bolduc. This was a typical in Exception and variance approved. East Hartford Convalescent driving. Must be willing as many as 40 hours per week. You worker. Call 643-2171. Windsor. , Typing essential. Salary $3.46/hr. employment. For more infor TECHNICIAN- Licensed and expanding National chain of old. $800. 568-0935. Room sizes, small sizes, a few structional fire drill held recently in the Central Firehouse. (Herald‘d Appl. No. 650— William Perry - lOTimrod Road — Decision Home, 745 Main Street, East wilt visit new mothers in your area Min. dependent upon experience. experienced serviceman runners. 110 Russell Street, Hartford. on company arranged ap* Deadline for applications mation about split-training precision haircuttine shops REMEDIAL READING and photo by Strempfer) of the Zoning Enforcement Officer reversed. MECHANIC - Small (medium FORMAN- working forman is pointments to explain The Parent December 4. 1978. Inquire Vernon call The Army National Guard wanted immediately. opening soon in Marshalls math; individualized work GENERAL ELECTRIC no Manchester, 10 a m to 10 p.m. needed in an aircraft quality lostilute’s Child Care Program. Public Schools. Mr. Charles Representive at 246-0060. Uniforms and transportation Mall Manchester. We are program, (lst-8th grade) by Appl. No. 652 — Fellowship of Baptists for Home Missions, SEWING MACHINE duty gas engine) truck shop Car necessary. For interview Ms. Brisson. Adm inistrative A.ssistant. frost refrigerator, while, furnished. Highest starting looking for a licensed NUMEROUS BABY ITEMS- Inc. — 21V New Bolton Road — Variance denied. Operators and miscellaneous wants to add man who is job shop. Lead men, set-up W itlco/r at 1-617-944-2411 Reading Telephone 872-7361. The Vernon master's degree teacher. 568- freezer on bottom. $100 , 646- roud of his work and wants to man or top notch all around Mats. Board of Kducatiun is an Equal Op DENTAL ASSISTANT- to rate (or right man. Frank manager and stylists who can 8075. 0131. Car seals, jump seats, play workers needed. MUST portunity Employer. U does not Stiles, 527-5223. Equal Oppor pens etc Good condition. Call Appl. No, 653 — Unitarian Universalist Society, East — 153 HAVE SOME High School Ee paid for it. Quality and ef machinist will qualify. Top work full or part time in oral do today's casual blow dry discriminate against Race or Sex. surgery office. Must have tunity Employer. ' hair cuts. Good salary and ELECTRIC STOVE- Works evenings. 646-3931. Vernon Street West — Variance denied. Education. Must m able to ficiency a must. Calf 643-2414 wages. Please call 528-9487. GUITAR, BANJO. Mandolin, irevious experience. Resume well. 40 " white. $40. Call 646- No Banishment Today Appl. No. 643 — Manchester Transmission Company — 161 read and speak English, and for an appointment. commissions plus paid Lessons: Folk, Blue Grass, BOOKKEEPERS- If you have QUEEN SIZE Mattress. 2 box provide own transportation. PARAGON TOOL CO! INC., 0 Box DD, c/o Manchester vacations and holidays. In Popular-, Ages 5-adults. 3980, or 643-0953. Middle Turnpike West, 163 Middle Turnpike West and 10 CARPENTER - Experienced - Has immediate openings for Herald. good skills, or skills you shop training. No following Beginners - professionals. springs, headboard and frame Homestead Street— Special Exception and State Application No experience neessary. haven’t used for awhile, call $50/ Fireplace Screen, An Please Call Personnel Depart to work in Manchester / all around Machinists. required. Call Kim or Judy 1- Easy Banjo method. FREE WE BUY AND SELL used fur denied. Willimantic area. Call 742- Bridgeport Operators, EDM 289-4319 for more information. 226-7851. COMMAND loan instrument. Private niture. One piece or entire dirons & Heater Type Grate For Pregnant Students ment at Pioneer Parachute $50. Call 649-5903. All variances and Special Exceptions granted shall have an Company, 644-1581. 6062. Operator, Cintimatic N.C. PERFORMANCE, “The studio. 646-6557. household. Cash on the line. effective date in accordance with the Connecticut General Operator. Liberal overtime Haircuting Place.” Furniture Barn. 646-0865. MACHINIST- Second shift. and fringe benefits, ^ p ly at: RIDING LESSONS indoor POOL TABLE- 7 foot slate Palriria McLormark student's physical consumer, and health Statutes. NURSES AIDE- 3 p.m. to 11 top. Many extras' $250. Call p.m. Enjoy working in a very We have immediate and 121 Adams Street, When in need of a Service or Product CARRIER W.E.A.I. Now has 5 additional riding ring. Western stock a capabilities. Notices of these decisions has been filed in the Town Clerk’s after 5;00 p.m., 643-1317. ( PI Education-Eclilor education; childcare: pleasant and modern at satisfying opportunities for Manchester. 647-9935. openings for part-time holiday seat, saddle seat, and hunt □MISC. FOR SALE It is a new era for preg The PTA report makes medical and obstetrical office. mosphere, helping our elderly skilled trades persons. work. 16 hours, $100 weekly. seat. All levels 228-9817. these other points: SURFACE GRtNDER, BABYSITTER WANTED- NEEDED References required. Call 12 BEAUTIFUL 25 " Color TV- nant teen-agers — and even services. , Zoning Board of Appeals patients. Experienced Can be repaired, or used a —Separate instruction preferred. Excellent wages INTERNAL GRINDER, Mature person to care (or 5 to 3, or 4 to 7, 872-2128. Over VOICE, PIANO Instructions. Articles lor Sale 41 their children. —Grand Rapids, Mich.:. Kenneth Ted ford. Action year old m my home, 8 a.m. to 18. Car required. Former faculty New York nice piece of furniture. $30. for pregnant students is and benefits. Please call TURRET LATHE, Beacon Hill Years ago there was only Park School, an “alter Secretary BRIDGEPORT-MILLER, 12:5 p.m.. Bowers School Music and Art High School. ALUMINUM sheets used as 649-5038. permissible if participa Dated this 27th day of November, 1978. Doris Blain, RN, Director of one route for such native school" for preg Nurses, 646-0129, between 9 TAPER GRINDER,. area, Manchester. Own CALL A PROFESSIONAL Area Professional Singer/Pianist. printing plates. .007 thick 051-11 students: drop out until the tion is voluntary and if in nant students, offers a full a.m. and 5 p.m. Manchester INSPECTOR, DEVUEG 3B- transportation necessary. Call 644-8597. 23x32 ", 25 cents each or 5 for Dogs-BIrds-Pets 43 643-1206, after 5 p.m. baby is born. After giving struction offer^ is com junior and senior high Manor Nursing Home, 385 JIG MILL, BROACHING, Manchester & HELF WANTED $1. Phone 643-2711. May be ASSEMBLER, CLERK Schoole-Claiaea 19 picked up A.M. only. DOG-CAT boarding bathing / birth, unless you placejjje parable to that offered to curriculum. There also are TOWN OF MANCHESTER West Center Street. 0 put this Directory to work for you, call 643-2711 Pari Time Warehouse Supply man, INVENTORY CONTROL. e m p a Th ic in n o v a t iv e East Hartford grooming. Obedience, protec baby for adoption, stay out. non-pregnant students. prenatal classes including 20 hrs. per week Drivers’ivers litlicense tion classes. Complete LEGAL NOTICE SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS- Apply Cushman Industries, Individual or Individuals or Town Line required. SalarySalaiSalary $3.0$3.05/hr. Inquire FOR THE BEST - Manchester TWO 300 AMP Rectifiers - If a girl married under —If the school does not nutrition, exercise, orien Excellent Part Time work. 8()6 Windsor Street, Hartford, couple to live in, manage and Mr. Angeloig< Demma,...... Vernon Gymnastic School. 3 to 5 Good condition. Good for modern tacilites. Canine The Planning and Zoning Commission will hold a public UWOSTIHSP FOSEMN MITO W M R S Public Schools 872-7361 The Vernon such circumstances, school maintain q temporary dis tation at hospital and Will train. Call Manchester Monday thru FYiday, 8 am- mamtain old but still rock STBIEO/TV VPJUR pupils per teacher. FREE in plating, or welding. Call 649- Holiday Inne. 200 Sheldon hearing on Monday, December 4, 1978 at 7:30 P.M, in the 3:30 pm. EOE. M/F. Call Jeanne at iBoard of Education is an equal op troductory lesson with this ad. 3439 from noon til 6:00 p.m. Road. Manchester. For reser also became a place to ability policy for its delivery. After the birth, 643-2414 or Vernon 875-2^. solid former FRATERNAL ' MINBULI MEf^lGALREPiUllS portunity Em ployer. It does not Hearing Room, Municipal Building. 41 Center Street, building. Owner desires to J. B. ELECTRONICS discriminate against M/F. Call 646-6306, or 646-3549. vations please call 646-5971. avoid. students or if a pregnant visits to help the new JENHIT, YWo • PoroelM^ ■ Audro Manchester, Connecticut, to hear and consider the following PART TIME Dishwashers- rent 20 sleeping rooms with UnOMTSUPPUES STEREO • TV REPAIR MOLDED FORMICA top and student does not qualify for mother keep up with NURSES AIDES- Full time, ProfoBolonolly PwfemMd 647-9946 There is no banishment petitions: ~ all shifts. Experience Apply at Tacorral, 246 Broad admittedly archaic floor plan paneled bar with two shelves FREE TO GOOD HOME- these days. Schools try leave under the general schoolwork. CNE, LTD. - ZONE CHANGE - SPENCER STREET (C-23) preferred, but training will be Street, Manchester. to able people of modest THE ROCK SHOP. M I s r □ REAL ESTATE and four stools. $175. 646-6028. Beautiful long-haired white HI MAIN o r, MANCHIOTIR c XD cat. with blue eyes, orange various plans to keep from rule, pregnancy and To change the zoning classification from Rural Residence given. Apply in person: ^ s t means. lAclive retirees probably bes( but WILL 64«-1t70 DARK LOAM Delivered - 5 tiger and kittens- black, black depriving pregnant related conditions must be and Residence AA to Business 111 for a parcel of ap Hartford Conalescent Home, GAS STATION Attendant Mon. - Wod 7-S pjn.; JONU AUTO SALES Hornet For Sole 23 745 Man Street, East Hart CONSIDER other concepts. 6 4 3 - i a 6 1 yards, $34. plus lax. Also sand, and white and tabbies. Call students of their education. accepted as a justification proximately 5.1 acres on the north side of Spencer Street - Wanted in Manchester.Hours: •at MS Noon Ztb BMAO 8T.. MANCKUTU 633-6581, or 1-342-0571. ford. Neighborhood is unusual but ______94S-4SSS 4 & 4 DUPLEX- Aluminum gravel and more stone 643- Those punitive actions of for a medical leave. The 195 Spencer Street. 8 a.m.-9 a.m., 5 days. $3.00 per overall pleasing blend of SNOW SHOVEUNG 9504. RO> ERANKJ.IN . ZONE ClIANtlE - UARTEOKD ROAD hour plus. College student or WEN’S Hsis Sm iNB SUHBICSL SUPPLIES' PART TIME siding, newly remodeled. Bus the past did nothing to curb student must be reinstated SECRETARY - Part time municipal buildings, offices, For Apartment Coniplexe$ line location. Low $50s. No (E-23) Retiree preferred. Contact M -g --- A.M ---- - 14-FOOT HILLTOP Trailer the number of student after the leave without monwgs, Vernon Circle area. John, 646-9415. libraiy, church and park. Mntyiinf MEDCO agents please. By appoint adverse status. INDEX To change the zoning classification from Business I to Typing, and machine Excellent bus service. Zoning We will be taking OPPORTUNITY ment only. During days call $150. Outboard motor 40 horse pregnancies, statistics say, Residence M for a parcel of approximately 1.8 acres at the for 8UMICU SUPPLY CO. Evenrude $250. Mobilehome Special programs for N O T IC I t transcription a must. Send is business. Conceivably, 644-2988: after 6:00 p.m.. 649- and sociologists claim the southwest corner of Hartford Road and Bidwell Street - 816 SHEET METAL Mechanics- managers and tenants could • irbMl CAMra • iratora applications from 10 to 5 45x10 with furniture in cam ^ — Lo#t and Four>d resume to Box AA c/o Mm • C on m o d H 9922. New only effect was damage to dealing with pregnant 2 — Personal* Hartford Road. Manchester Herald. Experienced in instailation of have small business on • Swbteto aeaaoff a anom daily. Only ambitious and ping ground $4,000, Call 525- 3 — Annooncementi For Bright Willing 6 room Colonial featuring 3 teen-age mothers and their students and students who -PAI L R. & SAl.I.A II. MARTE - SI RDIM SION . commercial and industrial premises. C!ommunal store- • JeatICmIom aepperf dependable need apply. MANCHESTER- Oversized 7100. * — Entertainment beating and air conditioning office space available. Large, 487 Main 8L • MntoetomF Fonm A a m bedrooms, formal dining babies. are parents are the rule 5 — Auction* M Cim m DlIlVE 01-34) MOLD MAKERS ^ unamn. m m Individual custom-built 6 room Cape on systems. Top pay and secure storage space Thu directory. Manchaitbr 647*1167 Must be available on call REPOSSESSED Electrolux room, I'z baths, fireplace Each year there are these days and do not To subdivide a parcel of approximately 12 acres into 9 lots ^pprienced only interested 3/4 acre lot. Super im FINANCIAL in earning $20,000 and over per benefits. 649-47n. available. Reply basis. Please apply in per Vacuum Cleaner. Substantial with heat-o-lator, city follow a cookie-cutter and a parcel on the east side of McDivitt Drive -176 West BESTAUMNT 8UT0 s m y ICE maculate. Priced in $40's. nearly 240,000 births to 8 — Bond*-Stoctt**Moftg*ge* year. Please call 563-1475 INDEPENDANCE, Box E, son to: Must Have a Vehicle. Hayes Corp. 646-0131. Savings! Original Warrantee. utilities. Priced at $59,900. pattern. Each has three 9 — Personal Loan* Vernon Street. Call 646-3875. mothers 17 years of age 10 — Insurance between 8 a.m. and 4 p.m. GENERAL O FnCE CLERK- c/o Manchester Herald. Wa allmlnata the rtak Enjoyable, Interesting and under, including^bout common components: JAAIES MCCAR'Iin - SUBDIVISION - BI'ITERNIT For small office. Diversified CARRY HATIOHS MAPLE M bbil ol ehlmnof Urea MANCHESTER- preferred e m p l o y m e n t T w t I BoucIm t Work. Good money. GROUP 1 —Early and consistent ROAD (M-3S) and interesting position. SECRETARY WANTED: Super Service, Inc, without making a masB... neighborhood. Quality built 7 SEASONED FIREWOOD- 13,000 to students younger 13 — Help Wanted PART 'HME CUSTODIAN- 643-130S Cut, split and delivered. $50 a prenatal care to increase 14 ~ Business Opportunities To subdivide a parcel of approximately 15.5 acres into 17 Evenings 6 to 10 p.m. Ap- Knowledge of boiMeeping, Tired of commuting to Hart QAB - OIL - LUBMCATION - DAMATO ENTEliPRISES room Tri-Level. 2 baths, fami ZINSSER AGENCY than 15. Ninety-four per 15 — Situation Wanted truck load. Call Marlborough, lots east of Butternut Road -'581V Porter Street. proxiately 20 hours M r week. filing, typing and shorthand ford? Doyou live Eiut of the FINE LUNCHES ACCIBSOmiB SunnybrooicB Vlllag« Call for Appointment ly room, on spacious treed lot. cent of the teen-age the chance of a normal River? Outstanding oppor TIMS AND BATTIMU Aztec 295-0034, or 295-0250. 646-1511 EDUCATION tAt this hearing, interested persons may be heard and Reply to P.O. Box 847, helpful. Please contact: Fran CoriMr ol Cbnter A Main 81 230A, Ntw StotB Road Tom High 50 s. Hayes Corp. 646- /mothers keep their babies; pregnancy and intact in 18 — Private Instructions tunity in life insurance agen 221 tFMa ST. uaemra written communications received. Copies of these petitions Manchester, Conn. Banning for appointmnt 643- nMas84B44B7 C him ney ManchMiar, Conn. ■0131. about 40 percent of the fant. 19 — SchooiS'Classes 2738. cy. Experience in processing 20 -- Instructions Wanted have been filed in the Town Clerk's office and may be inspected and servicing life insurance Ha nwH Cdb neiM 647-9947 mothers are singl^^ at the —Continuing education during office hours. REAL ESTATE SALES- 6 ROOM CAPE with dormers, REAL ESTATE COOK - Full time. policies as well as good typing Sweeps time of birth. on a classroom basis. Licensed sales Person, or fireplace, patio, and patio 23 — Homes for Sale PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION Elxperienced in institutional skills are essential. Salary doors, basement garage, shed, What happens to their —Individual or group 24 ^ Lots-Land lor Sale Ronald Gates, Secretary taking Real Estate course. T in ti^ trnrnmk GhOUF 1 cooking preferred. Apply in negotiable. Send resume to THESE ADVERTISfe... ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ kitchen remodeled 6 years, counseling to help girls 25 — Investment Property Dated this 27th day of November, 1978. Dynamic career Mportunity 171 WINDSOR 9T. The ZIntMr Agency It eeeklng . l or 2 u le e education between concep 26 — Business Property for Mancheser, East Hart person to East Hartford Ckin- Box D, c/o Manchester AREAU carpeted. Low heat cost. Very solve any personal 27 — Resort Property 045-11 valescent Home, 745 Main Evening Herald. MANCHI8TER clean, $49,900. Charles Pon- aMoclatoe. I am looking (or people who are willing tion and birth — and after 28 — Reel Estate Wanted ford, Vernon areas, hlxcellent “PROFESSIONALr the birth — is the subject of problems involved in the commissions. Modem offices. Street, Blast j^grtford.______To Advertise Your 643-0130 ticelli-Agency, 646-1540 / 646- to work and accept reeponelblllty. Liberal commlt- MISC. SERVICES Call Mrs. Cody, Fireside CLERK TYPIST- for small o7- Qlv0 Thun 0800. •lon, achadule, multiple Hating aarvicea, retarral a nationwide concern. pregnancy and lead them 31 — Services Offered NOTICE ade NURSES AIDES-11 pm to 7 fice in Founders Plaza, ^ t IS I ! Realty, In., 643-8030. A Calm Business or Ser “Most states have no to a more satisfying life. 32 — Painting-Papering aervico are tome ot tha banadts. Aak tor Mr. 33 ~ Building-Contracting a m jiart time. Laura! Manor, Hartford. 3 days a week start, Full and Part Time NEW TO THE MARKET- 2 specific laws governing the Some program s cited in 34 — Roofng-Siding PUBLIC HEARING 91 Chestnut Street, 649-419. will work into full time in a Zlnaeer. 6 4 6 - 1 5 1 1 FULL TIME Dishwasher. vice In This Direc family Duplex. Garages, education of school-age the PTA report include: 35 — Healing.Plumbing ADDITIONAL APPROPRIATIONS few months. Must be a good BUILDING SUPPLIES Positions On All 3 Shifts fireplaces. Only $58,900. 36 — Flooring BOARD OF DIRECTORS Apply at Tacorral, 246 Broad typist and have a pleasent per Excallant Bonafita, Holldaya, Vacaliona, Inaurance. pregnant girls,” says a • —Austin, Texas: The 37 — Moving-TrucHing-Storage Street, Manchester. EDUCATIONAL sales tory, Please Call Starting Pay $2.92 Per Hour. Appl)) In Peraon Pasek Realtors. 289-7475. ZINSSER AGENCY 38 -- Services Wanted TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT trainee. Elxcellent opportunity sonality. Send brief resume to Glassifisd Mvertisinf KEUY-HUOET 750 MAIN ST report in "PTA Today,” Education for Parenthood W. B. Garber, 111 Founders Batwoen 8 a.m. and 4 p.m. to: MISC. FOR SALE Notice is hereby given that the Board of Directors, Town of for business men, woman, 643-2711; Ask For L U M i a i U l I T EAST HARTFORD- Just put out by the National Pilot Project in the Austin SUBSTITUTE BUS Driver Plaza, Suite 1106, East Hart Ovss You More ^^^^RJANCHESTERjCTj^^^^^MANCHESTER, CT. 40 — Household Goods Manchester, Connecticut, will hold a Public Hearing in the needed- we will train. Call 742- community workers and 73 Windsor Ava. (Rt S3) listed! 2 family 6-5. Separate PTA. Independent School 41 — Articles for Sale ford, a . 06106. Margie or Joe. MEADOWS CONVALESCENT HOME Hearing Room at the Municipal Building, 41 Center Street, 7339. teachers. If your are per furnaces. Only $34,900. Pasek District'provides education 42 Building Supplies sonable, not afraid of hard For Your VERNON 333 BIOWELL STREET MANCHESTER Realtors, MLS, 289-7475. “There is, consequently, 43 — Pet* -Birds- Dogs ■ Manchester, Connecticut, Tuesday, December 5, 1978, at work, And have the desire to RN or LPN-11 pm u> 7 am. 647-9191 t A ; a lack of uniformity across for parenthood for future 44 — Muatcat Inatrumenta 8:00 P.M. to consider and act on the following: MALE- Part time retail Advertising DoNar ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ 871-2245 the country and within parents, vocational 45 — Boats & Accessories security. PUin clothes, will increase your income, we will Full or part time. Laurel JUST LISTED- 8 Room, 4 46 — Sporting Goods Proposed Ordinance - REMOVAL OF SNOW FROM train you at our expense. We Manor, 91 Chestnut Street, Bedroom Colonial, with two [ states as to how pregnant training for students who 47 — Garden Products train. Retirees welcomed. 48 — Antiques SIDEWALKS— TO AMEND the,Ordinance providing,for the Reply in writing P.O. Box 17- offer nigh commissions, and Manchester. 649-4519. fireplaces. Acre lot. 2 1/2 . students are treated.” desire to work in childcare, 49 — Wanted to Buy removal of snow from sidewalks by providing for the pay 446, Bishops Comer Branch the opportunity for rapid ad baths. Carpeting. City utilities. Only $69,9()0. Pasek The best way for the education in parenting RENTALS ment of costs and filing of a lien and modifying certain other West Hartford, Conn. 0611.. vancement. Interviewing wili DISHWASHER- Part time school system, apparently, skills for school-age 52 — Rooms for Rent procedures. be held on Monday November evenings. Must be 18 years or Realtors, 289-7475. parents. Plus guidance for 53 — Apartments for Rent FULL TIME Receptionist- 27th, 9:30-11:30 and 12:30-2:30 older. Call Cavey’s CALL TODAY is to extend all the help 54 — Homes for Rent Proposed Ordinance - ACTS OF NUISANCE ON STREETS pm. YWCA, 78 North Main Restaurant, 643-2751. Lott-Lend for Solo 24 infants and toddlers, 1 to 36 55 — Business for Rent General office skills, answer possible, making sure 56 — Resort Property for Rent AND HIGHWAYS — TO AMEND the Ordinance which phone, good typing ability, Street, Manchester. education is not ended or months, at four infant and 57 — Wanted to Rent declares Acts of Nuisance on streets and highways by some errands. Need car. Call CLIP & MAIL NEW HAMPSHIRE. Shore lot (MYOW even badly interrupted. family living centers ser 58 — Misc for Rent changing the penalties for violation and by fully defining the Linda, 646-1980 after 3 pm. DRIVERS FOR SCHOOL FRODLYKECREMI 130' on lake, 1 1/4 acres, was Involved are student ving four high schools. The AUTOMOTIVE violations. BUSES WANTED- We wiU $24,000 - cash $16,000. Bank CUSSHEDU 61 — A utoefor Sale BURR BENCH HELP- Wui train you. Part time. r take over lots $5,100 cash only. rights. And anti-sex dis 62 — Truc|(S for Sale rm FuH ttow pmWom NAME program is funded by Title Proposed Ordinance - OBSTRUCTIONS; CLOSING OF train. Call 10 to 2. 289-7542. Housewives and retirees Chalet on lake, move in $37,- crimination laws. IV-C federal funds of the 63 — Heavy Equipment lor Sale HIGHWAYS — To fully define the procedure for the closing preferred. Manchester area, ■ vdlebi* balk days sad MAIL TO; 000. Corner lot, beautiful $6,- 64 — Molorcycles-Bicycles KiptflMi cpptrtwHy On rights: lawsuits have “Innovative Programs in 65 — Campers-Trailers-Mobile of highways which are under construction. 643*2373. ADDRESS 00 . 60 acres $35,000. Motels - Homes KEEP tor advanoaaiaat N r furlhar Restaurants - Campgrounds - STilR been brought against Elementary and Secondary Proposed Ordinance - To allow the sale of alcoholic liquor 66 Automotive Service SMALL ENGINE Msch&nic*- dtoabt « M la w laeal Fitoad» H e r a l i ) Acreage and Farms. 603-522- Education.” 67 — Autos for Rent-Lease on Sundays. t CITY CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING sc h o o l systems for SMILING Experienced, full time, toa Craaai M a p br oal: U S T 3636; 60y-522-3736. POWER excluding pregnant —Albuquerque, N.M j : HARTFORD-Mvar Lana, Mb- Proposed Ordinance - To adopt and to enact a New Code of excellent opportunity! ♦ STATE P.O. BOX 591 students. In landmark The New Futures School is Ordinances of the Town of Manchester and to repeal certain Eickert’s Lawn & Leisure 1040. Ruriirida A m . 110-0100. Real Eetato Wanted 28 INVITATION M a in 0 1 ., ioO-jOOOO. Manchealer, Conn. 06040 legal cases in Mississippi a^project of the the Ordinances not included therein. 742M03. MAHCHUTU-CaktoN Map- ZIP ALL CASH For your property, and Massachusetts, courts Albuquerque Public □ NOTICES T O B I D pbip Cantor, 040-M01, Main OL Proposed O rdinance- To sell to the State of ConnecUcut two TIRE CHANGER WANTED- EXAMPLE: within 24 hours. Avoid Rm have ruled that pregnant Schools and a nonprofit (2) parcels of land known as No. 360 Tolland Turnpike Sealed bids will be received 140-7700, OLAOTOttaunV, Mato " * * ■ + » - Tbe Tyre Man. Call 643-2444, OLOIO-ION. PHONE 15 Words for 6 Days Tape, Instant Service. Hayes students and young group. New Futures Inc., Lost and Found 1 located in the Town of Manchester, County of Hartford and in the Office of The Director or 233-3641. Corpoation, 646-0131. It’s an innovation that allows you to STAR your mothers could not be* with support from federal State of Connecticut, for the sum of $33,000.00. of General Services, 41 (Center □ CHECK ENCLOSED Only classified ad for extra attention value. Simply excluded from regular and state organizations. LOST- Black female Copies of the Proposed Ordinances may be seen in the Town Street, Manchester, Connec «9.00 SELLING your house? Call us Malemute Shepherd, long tell your ADVISOR that you want your ad school. ' The New Futures School is Clerk’s Office during business hours. ticut, until Dec. 11, 1978 at first and we'll make you a hair,' white on chest and tip of cash offer! T.J, Crockett, STARRED, The only additional charge is for the On sex discrimination: available to married and 11:00 a.m. for the following: I S FILL IN PNE WORD PER BLANK - MIHIMUM 15 WORDS tail. No mask. Manchester Proposed additional appropriation to the Water Department AthMic SuppIlM (Itociwa- Realtor, 643-1577. space the STAR occupies. 'There are two Title IX regulations of the single girls. The program area. REWARD. 649-7549. Fund 2 Budget 1978-79 - TRANSFER to Water Reserve lion Dopt) CARRIERS 1 different sizes of STARS you can use. Try it the Elducation Admendments of instruction includes Fund — $2,162.53 to be financed by unexpended balance 2 3 4 5 LOST- Men's square shape The Town of Manchester is next time you have a really important message of 1972 prohibit sex dis prenatal health, family remaining in the Cooper Hill Treatment Plant Account. an equal opportunity NEEDED to sell. gold ring with Sapphire, s S 9 10 crimination in federally planning, parenting skills. vicinity of 'Hawtnrone, Proposed additional appropriation to General Fund Budget employer, and requires an af 1 assisted education There is a program for Woodland Streets. REWARD. 1978-79 — TRANSFER to Capital Improvement Reserve firmative action policy for all FOR ______S MAYKnY VlUfiE 12 13 14 -Your Ghokie- programs. The regulations young fathers, and an 649-1919. Fund - $25,000.00 to be financed by Town Aid Funds from the of its Contractors and Vendors DOLLAR SAVER 11 tl------bw L«ie 24 i Super 42 State of Connecticut. as a condition of doing N have the force of law and evening group for grand LOST - Gold Ring, diamond M M M itt 6 room Cape with IVk apply to all schools parents. The two latter Proposed additional appropriation to Fund 9-9M Wastewater business with the Town, as per NOCOLLECTINQ 15 IV IS id Point Star n★ Point Star and sapphire chips in form of baths, fireplace with m receiving federal aid. programs are funded by a Collection Facilities — Upper Hockaqum River Sewer Ser Federal Order 11246. 1. Meadow Lane S Porter 75* per day ;50 per day buckfe. Downtown fitsd HmmvI heat-o-lator, 3 (Plua regular word ad rate) Under the regulations, grant from the National Manchester or vicinity vice Area, not to exceed - $120,000.00 to be financed by tem Bid forms, plans and S t i i a 23 i4 iF Frank's Market. Reward. Call porary notes pursuant to Section 7-269A of the Connecticut specifications are available at bedrooms, vinyl siding, Schools must treat Foundation-March of theSGeneral Services Office, ' 1 MsNd I GMazy tr. 647-1737. General Statutes. R 26 29 walk to schools, close “pregnancy, childbirth, Dimes. ^ 41 Center Street, Manchester, CALL 21 30 false pregnancy, termina Elizabeth J. Intagliata 1 Imol St Nna to shopping. Priced at —Boston, Mass: The Pononalt 2 Connecticut. $59,900, tion of pregnancy or program for teen-age Secretary, Board of Directors Town of Manchester, JT 33 u n ------COLLECT TOMOmOWI H e r a l J i Manchester, Connecticut 647-9946 Call Larain At GROUP 1 recovery there from” like parents includes, in a WANTED TWO GIRLS- To Connecticut M l M Tm sr CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING other conditions that for a school-based setting: bowl in the Woman’s League Dated at Manchester, Connecticut this 22nd day of Robert B. Weiss, IT IT Wednesday nights at 9:°15 s M IS ZIMSSER AGENCY time interfere with the counseling; parenthood. November, 1978 ' General Manager 742-5549 Please call11 646-2161. 052-11 048-11 646-1511 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 "r PAGE TWENTY-TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., Nov. 27, 1978 »’iwwf8iat MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., Nov. 27, 1978— PAGE TWENTY-THREE BUSINESS & SERVICE Frank and Ernest Paanuta — Charlaa M. Schuli A 5 AU)ATCHD06, ‘I'0U'RE I FEEP you r I PON'T KNOW WHAT HOW About a pp in g ACROSS Dear Abby GETTiNe/MORE USELESS WELL, AMP you 2 Christian Answer to Previous Puzzle I