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r * a« - EVENING HERALD. Frl., Dec. R lOT Be Wary of Holiday Appeals for Fake Causes By L'niled Pm« inlernalional you may be squandering money that legitimate charities easy. It could happen during this holiday season: you open a need. “The generoaity of Americans is equaled by their Before giving to any of these, try to find out who Y o u r N O lQ h b O rS ’ V iO W S I what do you think of Iho court ruling that part of the piece of junk mall and out tumbles a toe-nail clipper. The "A good rule on Christmas giving; make your gullibility and there’s plenty of proof from experimenU benefits from your donation, he said. atata’s death penalty law It unconstitutional? Iraq Army letter explains this is a free gift from the Ingrown Toenail donations to reputable local philanthropic conducted from time to time," he said. Bakal said b ^ a r s and panhandlers work overtime this Foundation, appealing to your holiday spirit and organizations.” He cited these examples; time of yea*, too. generosity. The fake charities are common. In one year, Bakal “blind shop” sold |2,IXI0 worth of concert tickets in IMleCMSMIMIMlaitWMSKlMIKlaMIlMMSiaSMSWWIS The Foundation, mythical in this case, wants money. said, the New York State Attorney General's office its behalf before authorities discovered the operation had What should you do? received complaints about no less than 1,600 phony nothing to do with blind persons. The shop sold Venetian [LIVE cunsnus Keep the merchandise and toss the letter, unless you philanthropies. blinds. pHOU8AMD$ TO CH008K FROM Withdraws want to be taken, says Carl Bakal, author of "Charity Karl F. Lauby, vice president for operations, the —A group of New York University psychology students g CUT 0 8 010 " USA" (Times Books). Better Business Bureau of Greater New York, added his trying an experiment had no trouble filling containers Bakal says you should only consider mail appeals from voice to Bakal's caution. bearing the label; “Help buy rustproof switchblades for ! W M i O N S I D established organizations and "be wary of the many "Be on the lookout for unordered merchandise coming juvenile delinquents." o appeals from unknown or obscure groups.” through the mail with a charity appeal," he said. "The - A group set up to solicit funds to train paraplegics for i N U R S E R Y From Ir£^i "The holidays are the time for charity groups,” he solicitation frequently is combined with the ‘gift’ — gainful employment promised to help find them jobs and said. "People are most vulnerable to fakers at this time greeting cards or writing paper or religious objects. get them wheelchairs. Records show the group collected i 158 QrWIn Rd„ South Wlndser TEHRAN, Iran (UPI) - Iraqi by Iraqi forces,” Brown said. "As of the year and charity racketeers know and take advan­ "You are under no obligation to return this merchan­ $70,(X)0. Of this only $181 was swent to paraplegics and I (North on m. 8 to Suittvan A n. forces armed with heavy weapons you know there has been tension tage. dise or pay for it.” much of that small sum was used to buy shirts for a g RL 184 Ryo S t to Ortltln Rd.) Friday drove three miles into Iranian between those two countries and oc­ Bakal said Christmas gypsters know the pickings are "If you don't give with your head as well as your heart. paraplegic bowling team. SfciwsanworiwisaiwiwsasnuwnnwaBi territory in the oil-rich southwestern casionally accusations of incursions. region but retreated several hours I have no information that would later, the Foreign Ministry an­ suggest that there has been an in­ Animal nounced. vasion.” “The border now is completely In Tehran, ambassadors from 12 Kimball Calapano Bullock Perrone Hagan Lee Wounds KODAK INSTANT CAMERAS calm," the Ministry said in a brief Western nations met with Foreign A.H. Kimball, Wethersfield- a technicality. But, I can see Manchester — "I think it’s constitutional." statement broadcast by the state Minister Sadegh Ghotbzadeh Friday Alarming "I don't know that I have an where part of the death penalty is ridiculous. It’s Judge Shea’s opi­ T. Lee, Hartford - "Well, radio. The statement gave no details to arrange a visit to the American answer. I'd have to study that.” wrong. They’re limiting the nion. But I'm going by the case. I that's a good question all right. I of the attack, when or where it had hostages, expected in the next day or GIFTS THAT SAY...SMILE! taken place or the strength of the two, to inspect their living conditions BOLTON — The doctors Ron Calapano, East Hartford amount of evidence that can be think the act deserves the penalty. always had a preference where in — Basically I think it's true. put forward to the court.” The cop was down and just about a brutal murder, and a case of that Iraqi force. which Washington described as at the Bolton Veterinarian But it said the Iraqi forces had "inhuman." Hospital expressed con­ Part of it is unconstitutional. I Richard Bullock, Norwich - out and then Castonguay bent kind, I favor capital punishment. I don't see letting him (Gerald "1 haven’t even read about it to down and shot him.”.^ think they're getting away with crossed three miles into Iranian The ambassadors of Australia, cern Thursday about the territo ry in what government Austria. Canada. Denmark. Finland, number of small animals Castonguay, whose defense have an answer.” Tim Hagen, Maine — formerly too much of this crime today." sources identified as the Shalamcheh Greece, New Zealand, Norway, Por­ being brought to the lawyers sought the ruling) off for Dcleclive Vito Perrone, of Bolton — “1 'ton't think it's un­ area in the Khuzestan province. tugal. Sweden. Spain and Switzerland hospital with gunshot The official statement, obviously were expected to form a "neutral wounds. signaling an end to the episode, came [w l" of observers and visit the cap­ The doctors said in the I nearly four hours after the state tives in the next day or two - the first past they have scattered television first reported the assault independent-visit to the U.S. Em­ cases but in the past week iUmirhfBtpr in the southwestern region skirting bassy compound in more than three four animals have been Kodak ‘Colorburst 250’ Iran’s oilfields and accused the weelcs. brought in and they con­ United States of being behind the at­ Aytalloh RuhoUah Ktiomeini sider this alarming. Instant Camara with Built-In Flaah tack. Thursday ordered Ghotbzadeh to They feel that most of It came as Iran attempted to deal arrange an independent visit to the the cases aren't accidental Caldor Rag. Price...... 59.70* with widespread unrest among its hostages to disprove American shootings and some of the Caldor Sale Price...... 54.40 restive ethnic minorities and the allegations they were being treated animals have been severe­ Kodak Mall-In Rebate...... 5.00* problem of what to do with 50 harshly and constantly threatened ly wounded. Americans held hostage at the U.S. with execution. They said two of the dogs Embassy for 41 days. Working at unprecedented speed, -AO*"’'-' YOUR brought in were shot more FINAL COST. lEuf mng Hrralh Earlier, the official Iraqi news the International Court of Justice than once which is an in­ 49.40 agency said it had no information on said it would give its judgment Satur­ OP®*' I Vol. XCIX. No. 65 — Manchwter, conn., Saturday, Decembw IS, '1^9 • Since 1881 • 20t Single Copy • 15t Home Delivered dication they were not ac­ the reported border flareup and Ira­ day in a case brought by the United cidentally shot. OP' niy i built-in flashhnd nothing to focus! nian government officials also States against Iran in an attempt to One puppy literally had privately said they had no knowledge force the release of the hostages. its nose shot off. obviously Stops action indoors or out for clear, true-to-life color photos. about the attacks. Secretary of State Cyrus Vance, at very close range. They The initial broadcast said, "Iraqi winding up a six-day trip to Europe feel such a young dog And it's motorized! GIVE THE GIFT OF MUSIC! Kodak ‘Colorburst A50’ forces armed with heavy weapons told a news conference that he was couldn't have been doing 'SMdMTfcfor dBtaHs. launched an aggression on a section returning to the United States "much Instant Camera **R«9. prtCM on Cotorburtt Comori may nry Industrial Output Down anything that would Hex\ trom itoTB to tloro. (of the southwest border region) of encouraged" by Europe’s response to warrant it being shot. the Iranian border.” his suggestion to go to the United Caldor Reg, Price...... 33.70** next year will dip to their lowest tober and a 0.5 percent increase in cent higher than a year earlier but Animal owners are urged S m d k \ From the CBS WASHINGTON (UPI) - The "The aggression by the Iraqi Nations to seek trade sanctions Caldor Sale Price...... 29.70 k o d a k levels since 1975. September, tlie Federal Reserve slightly below the level at the end of to obey the state law and I Galaxy of Stars! nation's industrial output fell 0.5 per­ mercenaries is taking place at a time against Iran if the American Kodak Mail-In Reba te ...... 5.00* Fuel conscious Americans, said. 1978. keep their dogs tied or cent last month as the effects of when (President) Carter's govern­ hostages are pot released. however, will continue purchasing Production of home goods dropped penned in on their own sluggish automobile production "The motor vehicles industry is ment and its agents have been Khomeini Friday accused Presi­ smaller cars because of the an­ 0.5 percent, reflecting weakness in property to avoid this type began to spread to other sectors of clearly in a recessio n ," said defeated in their confrontation dent Carter of blowing the hostage YOUR OA 7 H the economy, the Federal Reserve ticipated tight supply of gasoline and sales of appliances, carpeting and of incident. Commerce Department economist against the will and determination of crisis out of proportion as a reelec­ FINAL COST. .. f c H e # U •>«S^eTVOOB Board reported Friday, furniture. The police should be REX SMITH higher prices, the report said, Theodore Torda. "That weakness is the Iranian nation," the radio report tion ploy. No focusing necessary...so you're In 1980, compact and subcompacts The output of construction supplies notified if anyone observes ‘Forever’ One government economist said beginning to spro?d to other sectors said. “Americans don't simply want to always ready lor those 'special moment' are "expected to continue their dipped by 0.6 percent, the third such as home goods and construction such an illegal act as it is a 1” shots that mean so much! To make the economy, is undergoing a In Washington, Defense Secretary free these spies. All this crisis is to crime to shoot a domestic current market dominance with a straight monthly drop. Business supplies." - — KENNY LOQGINS things even easier, it's motorized. “ gradual erosion'' which should equipment rose a slim 0.1 percent Harold Brown said he had received helo Carter get reelected in this com­ animal for no reason. share (of sales) in the 55-57 percent no confirmation of an attack on Iran ing term," Khomeini said. "Carter ‘Keep The Fire’ *Sm cl.rk tor d.t.lll. culminate with a recession during range," the report said. following a 1.2 percent (Tetober Automobile and truck production by Iraq. doesn't understand more than this. "R.S. prlcn on CotortKinl C.irwn may «.ry the first half of 1900. The November drop in industrial decline. fell by about 8 percent last month, from .tor. to tlor*. “I am aware of the Tehran Radio He doesn't attach any importance to MOLLY HATCHET production the output of the nation's The Federal Reserve’s production reflecting slower consumer sales and Meanwhile, the Commerce Depart­ reports alleging an invasion of Iran human beings ’ [‘Flirtin’ with FRIDAY: 5 PM-9 PM ment issued a report predicting sales factories, mines and utilities index stood at 151.6 percent of the large dealer inventories, the Federal [Disaster’ SATURDAY: 11 AM-3 PM of automobiles, trucks and buses followed a flat performance in Oc­ 1967 average in November, 0.7 per­ Reserve said. Vernon Kodak-trained personnel will be in our EACH Camera Department at these times to Board May Hike 4.66 answer your questions about the Kodak Jews Note Updates LP Sertst 0798 Instant that's best lor you. And, they'll lake a FREE photograph ol you with new Kodak Instant Color Film', so you Its Plan can see the great color photos you'll Hanukkah rathon ^ SANTANA Price for Lunch '^ ^ get — everytime with Kodak. JERUSALEM (UPI) Israelis VERNON — The town is ‘Marathon’ to allow parents and stuuc..,o lu uc in the process of updating joined their fellow Jews around the By DAVE LAVALLEE 5 0 7 LP SciiM informed of the changes the Master Plan of • W f H89S world Friday in lighting the first of Herald Reporter eight Hanukkah candles marking Coupled with the annual state Development. The plan • S j f g A T S reimbursement for the lunch was last updated in 1965. their liberation from Syrian captors GLASTONBURY - The Board of program of $19,149, the increase will Mayor Marie Herbst said. and the rededication of the Jewish Education will consider a 10-cent in­ 5 PACKS OF KODAK crease in school lunch prices starting result in a projected income of $24,- She said the question­ nlC0«>“' temple in Jerusalem more than 2000 [PINK FLOYD Kodak ‘Handle 2’ Jan. 7 to ward off a projected deficit 560. That sum, subtracted from the naire hasn't yet been BUY PR-10 INSTANT FILM years ago. [‘The Wall’ Instant Camera with Case of $30,054. projected loss of $30,054, will leave finalized but it will even­ During each of eight evenings, the school department with a deficit candles will be lit to commemorate tually be sent aout to 0 7 LP S«ri*t Caldor When it meets Monday, the board of $5,494. • 9 f 1398 U GET AN ADDITIONAL *5 the rededication by the Maccabees of will also consider transportation of several thousand residents. 7 Low Price In other action, the board will dis­ 23.40 the temple in Jerusalem in 164 B.C. private school students to area It will ask such questions A snap to use. . because there's no need 1 ^ n i REBATE* DIRECT FROM KODAK cuss the transportation of 207 local Tradition has it that when the schools. The board will meet at 7:30 as what year their home to focus. Just aim and shoot., you got students to area schools. ^ flint *Sot ciorti (Of tfttoHo. was built; how many It! Convenient, protective carry case. Jewish rebels, led by Judan Mac- p.m. in the Board of Education Director of Transportation Rita rooms it has; where they cabee, claimed the temple, which Building. Gagnon said she has compiled infor­ work; their most frequent had been desecrated by the Selucids mation to answer questions that the (Syrians), they found they had no oil According to a memorandum by means of transportation Director of Food Services Joan board or parents of these students and such. GLORIA GAYNOR left to rekindle the eternal flame. GREAT GIFTS FROM BELL & HOWELL Searchers unearthed a single vial Stevens, the 10-cent lunch increase might ask. Mrs. Herbst said she ‘I Have A Right’ Mrs. Gagnon said the students of oil that should have lasted one day, would generate $24,560 in additional asked Francis Armentano. being considered for transportation but miraculously burned for eight. income. Even with the increase, the assistant town planner 15.37 attend East Catholic High School and By that time the Maccabees were there would still be a deficit of $5,494. who is working on the Superintendent Larry Ashley said Assumption Junior High School in questionnaire, to add ‘Dual 8’ Deluxe Super 8 able to bring fresh supplies of pure Manchester and St. Christopher’s in oil. this increase is not a serious item. questions about the need Silent Movie ‘Soundstar’ East Hartford. ALL 45 RPM‘SINGLE’ The Maccabees launched their School lunch prices were held at 50 for increased public Projector Movie Camera cents through the first four months of Mrs. Gagnon said she did not have transportation. RECORDS ON SALE! O f EAEACH three-year revolt because of any figures available on what the religious persecution and oppressive the school year. They will be in­ .She also said she asked $ C our creased to 60 cents, which Ashley costs of transporting the students him to include questions 4 7 ^193^.289.94 ^ taxation. The Selucids forbade Jews IW f Rag. 1B9.94 to practice their religion and said is still considerably lower than could be. about the need for more Automatic sound re­ prices in many surrounding com­ However, Ashley said if the school public parking facilities No-trIm automatic drastically raised the taxes they threading. Forward, cording. Power zoom Carol Sing munities. department were to begin the ser­ and youth programs. for easy wide angle collected from them. reverse, still projection. The Selucids were members of a These members of the Manchester night. The Carol Sing was sponsored by REB According to the memorandum, vice, four more buses would have to Before being sent out the Zoom lens. 4 multi- shots to telephoto. the prices should be raised by Jan. 7 be added to the fleet. questionnaire will be motion speeds. Pro­ XL low light capability, Macedonian dynasty in Syria and Symphony (Thorale huddle against the cold as Industries and the Glastonbury Chamber of jects both Super B auto exposure control western Asia that adopted the Greek reviewed by the Town and quick focusing. they sing Christmas carols for the audience Commerce. (Herald photo by Lavallee) Council. and 8 mm. language and culture centuries before Christ. on the Center Green in Glastonbury Friday Library Sets XJ ‘Soundetar’ Yule Program Super 8 ‘Microstar’ Herald Checks Area HEBRON —"Christmas Movie Projector Movie Camara soturdoy. Traditions" will be the theme of the program to be $ 4 Q Q o u r $ Q 7 o u r O f f Reg. 119-94 The Weather Cross Burnings presented tonight by the I W W R sg. 289.94 Gasoline Prices Going Up Friends of the Douglas Turn your home Into a Fast t/1.3 lens lets you Mostly sunny today; highs near A legblative panel hears theatre! Rich sound. shoot Indoors wlfhoul testimony on the rash of cross bur­ Library at 7:30 p.m. at the ■np' special lights: reflex went up four cents per gallon on said, "We already went up three 40. Clear tonight; lows In the 20s. Auto thread and take- lord Road in Manchester was as nings aiid vandalism in Connec­ library. viewing lets you see By LALREN DAVIS SHEA baffled as the man on the street by cents per gallon," as be rushed off Detailed forecasts on Page 2. up. Zoom lens. Silent Tuesday or Wednesday. But that was ticut, especially in wealthy Fair- There will be a carol sing or sound projection. the picture you'll get Herald Reporter my tirst price change since the first the fluctuating gas prices. "I im­ the phone to fill up another tank. before you shoot. 12220 field County. Page 16. in the library yard and then JULIETTE Cassette Recorder Automatic aound-on- of August.” agine they’re going up — but they Lew Pelletier, owner of Lew those attending will go in­ sound recording. Most area gas stations will be Big Lawsuit Stereo System $ 4 C A greeting their customers with in­ Guilford said the price increase might go down. I t’s possible. Pelletier Auto Service Inc. on Center sid e to se e a film . made his regular gas cost $1.03 per Anything is possible here,” he said. Street in Manchester, said, “I A Vietnam veterans group, on the Inside Today Refreshments will be Our Reg. 199.99...... * 1 0 ^ creased prices this weekend, if an in­ gallon and his super unleaded cost Don- Thibodeau, owner of Don’s haven’t got a delivery. I heard that anniversary of the cancer death of served. formal survey of eight stations taken Churches ...... 10 Records from AM/FM slereo. BSR record chanoer $1.11. Gulf Service on Talcottville Road in others went up, though. But it won’t its founder, files a biUion-doUar This is the third program wi h cueing or from mikes. Front loading cassette CtJAPtANTCE RapiK*^ Frltoy is correct. la w ^ t against the makers of the Classified...... 16-18 Len Lutchko, manager of Main John Lynch, owner of Hollywood Vernon, wasn’t offering beleagered affect me until my next gas load next in the 1979-80 series spon­ with digital counter & pause control. Two 19" • Howmi n#y suspected cancer-causing defoliant Collectors’ (kim er...... 13 nigh air suspension speakers. Street Sunoco station in East Hart­ Service Inc. on Center Street in gas g u ^ e rs any hope. “ I’m going to week. That is, if I get lucky and get sored by the Friends of the any gas.” Agent Orange. Page 2. Comics ... < — — ...... 19 ford, said Friday at 3 p.m., "My Manchester, said, "An increase can have to go up a couple cents," he Courses by Newspaper . . . . '...... 4 Library. Money raised prices just went up a half hour ago. come during any hour of the day, said. As consumers’ wallets are being through the programs is - Entertainment ...... 13 s s - ”'"* The man called up and told me it was effective at ml^lght. I guarantee "My prices haven’t gone up in the punched to a pulp by Christmas 1-84 Challenge Obituaries...... -8 used to buy new books for last few days, but they went up a cou­ purchases and increas^ gas prices OfLIVSIIV Of AAINCWCX ITINS §Y CMWSTIIAS. going up, so on the truck coming In we’U get It but exactly when I don’t People/Pbces...... 9 the library. Librarian ple of times in the last few weeks.” get their wallets to the stores, a The U.S. Environmental Protec­ tonl^t we'll raise the prices. It'll be know.” Prizeweek Puzzle. . . TV Spotlight Jeanne Ford has a selec­ Lynch said he expected a two or Thibodeau estimated the rising bright hope was offered by the tion Agency asks the Department up about three cents tomorrow.” Sports...... 14-15 tion of Christmas books on three cent increase which would prices would bring his gas to $1.01 Glastonbury Shell station at 2749 of Transportation to wltMraw ap­ Lutchko said his prices would then proval of the extension of Televbion...... TV SpoUight display at the library. They be $1.02 for regular, $1.12 for bring bis prices for regular to $1.04, regular, $1.10 for premium, and $1.00 Main St. range from Christmas This station’s manager said, “My Interstate 84 to Rhode bland. Page U pdate...... 2 MMIGHESTER VEIUION premium, and $1.10 for unleaded gas. unleaded to $1.07, and premium gas for no le ^ gas. W uther ...... '— ...... 2 Ckwkery and gift making to tt45T0UMtDTWMn« 1ll-Cm tllO m iM CIIITBI Allan Guilford, owner of Gil's to $1.10. The manager of Manchester Maple prices aren’t going up — at the 3. the traditional Christmas Mobil in Bolton, said Friday, "We 1110 owner of Jim’s Arco on Hart- Super Service Inc. on Spruce Street moment.” stories. STORE HOURS: MON. THRU FRI., 10 AM to 10 PM eSATURDAY, 9 AM to 10 PM •SUNDAY, 9 AM to 9 PM •PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SATURDAY 2 - EVENING HERALD. Sit.. Dec. IS. lOT Feds Try Directors Set MeetingEVENING HERALD, Sat., Dec. 15, 1979 — 3 Ma n c h e st e r - The deals with a presentation agencies be combined. at the UConn School of To Block Board of Directors has of the proposed study of the Town Manager Robert Social Work, to conduct a called a special session and Town Human Services Weiss suggested the town two to three month study of workshop Dec. 18 at 8 p.m. study. The PAS study hire Myron Weiner, how the combination responsibility that those countries that,” said Lackland spokesman Joe seizure of 50 American hostages and the city,” one health official warned. reduce imports of Iranian oil to the Highway The special session will recommended the four professor of adminstration should be accomplished. Sharp Criticism who voted in favor of the deployment McAnally when asked about a state­ the U.S. Embassy. “’The rituation is serious.” level that existed before the seizure deal with three items of un­ MOSCOW (UPI) - The Soviet Union of American missiles in Western ment issued Friday at New York’s “I have been pleased by the ‘ "There must be hundreds of of the U.S. Embassy in Tehran. HARTFORD (UPI) - The U.S. En­ finished business. The ap­ Friday charged that NATO has Europe destroyed the existing basis Cornell Medical Center announcing solldaiity I have found. I discussed thousands of them in the city now and The announcement by Foreign vironmental Protection Agency pointment of a town at­ "destroyed the basis” for further for talks,” Losev said. the examination. with my colleagues the possibility of they present a real danger,” said Minister Saburo Oklta and Minister moved Friday to block the extension torney, tabled at last arms control talks in Europe by ap­ going to the (U.N.) Security Couwll Gerry Newlands, a researcher at the of International ’Trade and Industry of Interstate 84 east to Rhode Island, week’s meeting when the proving the deployment of nuclear Shah Examined Encouraging Tour in the event the American hostages South African Institute of health. Yoshitake Sasaki meant that Japan but state and construction officials Democrats failed to missiles and that the West must bear are not freed. I am much encouraged Warnings have been circulated will import 620,000 barrels of Iranian said the challenge could merely be a muster five votes, is the “a heavy responsibility for a new SAN ANTONIO, Texas (UPI) BRUSSELS, Belgium (UPI) - by the response I found,” Vance said. throughout the city about the danger oil a day. costly delay. first agenda item. round of the arms race.” Physicians from Cornell Medical Secretary of State Cynis Vance, win­ posed by the Violin Spider, a tiny Soon after President Carter banned EPA's regional office in Boston Assistant Attorney Kevin The sharp criticism came in a 500- Center flew to Lackland Air Force ding up a five-nation tour, said Spiders Invade brown and orange Insect less than Iranian oil imports to the United asked the U.S. D epartm ent of O’Brien is nominated for word commentary by official Tass Base Friday to examine Shah Friday he is "much encouraged” by half an inch long. States, Japan stepped into the spot Transportation to withdraw its ap­ the slot. He is unanimously supported by the news agency in response to NATO's Mohammed Reza Pahlavi following the response of European leaders to JOHANNESBURG, South Africa Hospitals have reported a few market to buy up the surplus and paid proval of the eastern Connecticut approval Wednesday of a plan to reports that his health might have the idea of trade sanctions against (UPI) - Hundreds of thousands of top prices for 20 million barrels of highway, claiming the road would Democratic Town Com­ cases of spider bites but none have mittee, but James l!'s iiKc di'ppih^ into a real Qi,i- deploy 572 Pershing-2 medium range taken a turn for the worse and that Iran. spiders whose bite can be fatal have yet proved fatal. Iranian crude. have "unacceptable environmental missiles in Western Europe. further surgery might be required. Vance, who left for Washington invaded Johannesburg and health of­ Japan also incurred American and public health impacts.” McCavanagh, Democratic facAi.'Yi ’i pi rniKln pifi. H's rricdc board member, has op­ In a rare move apparently The State Department and Air after conferring with NATO foreign ficials said Friday that there is no wrath for allegedly giving Iranian But Connecticut Construction In­ cf Ihe frozhest puiupXui.,jjuUrjcg, designed to lend added authority to Force refused to discuss the ministers on the last stop of his tour, known antidote for the deadly Reduce Imports banks advice on how to counter U.S. dustries Association Inc. spokesman posed him. the commentary, the article was examination in keeping with a strict indicated that the Europeans will creatures’ venom. financial pressure. William Huebner said EPA was only McCavanagh, .5,ins5er, dJ] Sf^'’e-and other signed by Tass Director General news blackout imposed Dec. 2 when support the United States if it asks "The spider appears to be TOKYO (UPI) - Fearful of The statement Friday was the first trying to stall the highway’s con­ hospitalized with back lurit ’his 3 big I'auc'rilt-! Sergei Losev. the shah arrived in San Antonio. the U.N. Security Council to slap spreading rapidly after an accidental damaging its relations with United indication of a cutback in Japanese struction and force the state to lose proglems, missed the last MJJSoE ICE oKEAU "It should be stated with full "1 can neither confirm or deny sanctions on Iran because of the introduction into the mines around States, Japan said Friday it will imports. its federal funds for the project. two directors’ meetings. "It's a delaying tactic, no question He is expected to be released from the hospital 8 b Jazie^ jwSit likej home Tuade pie- 3 0 3 0 4 8 iow. about it. " he said. The DOT earlier approved the this weekend. Ucal i/i parb/ Shells loppS'l 'Aht/i M A T T L f I The board will also con­ Agent Orange project, after its urban impact state­ Rep. Toby Moffett, D-Conn., left, conducts a hearing with at­ iP-iSh whip; eJ err-.dinlcliOicctS ? ment turned up nothing wrong with sider paying $2,000 I I e the extension. State officials last torney Steven Engelmeyer on the status of Connecticut’s remaining for the Public H IP I : .'.KEAM Lawsuit Topic week followed up that action by ap­ winter weatherization program. (UPI photo) Adminstration Service TVy 11 .'fo u li f V ’ proving $2.8 million in bonding for study bill. STAMFORD (UPI) - A Vietnam veterans group com­ the highway's design. The study had 64 RT 6 6-44-A tU F S A N C a C O memorated the first anniversary of their founder’s death The highway is expected to cost recommendations for im­ OPEN DAILY 39.99 Regulation terior R.I., southwest A Berkshires of Mass., "These are people who served the country and the Rhode Island border. Pickens, director of the winterization “1 regret that you missed this op­ 02726674 2 m r eastern interior. Central Northwest hills of Conn.: Elves are, left to right, Lynn Michaud, Janice by Adamson) But EPA said it "believes it is un­ government u s ^ a chemical without proper testing and program, were unwilling to shoulder portunity (June meeting), several Brown or Bluo TABLE TENNIS TABLE Conn: Lows 15 to 20. Mostly Mostly sunny and milder knowledge of its detrimental effects,” said Serrani. acceptable to approve the design of their fair share of the blame. months ago, to hear first hand how sunny and milder Saturday. Nylon and Buoda Saturday. Highs around 40. “In fact, the government was telling veterans it was the two eastern Connecticut “That just doesn't square with the the oversight and legislative roles of F U L L S I Z E Highs in the low 40s. Gear Fair Saturday night lows segments of 184 prior to adequate im­ Reg- $ O 0 ( SALE 69^^0urlle| 79.99 Saturday night lows in the 20s. around 20 In c re a sin g completely harmless. I think we have a repsonsibility to record, " Moffett said. your office and this subcommittee pact evaluation and agreement on an 11.99 O sizta - Saturday and Sunday Only Increasing cloudiness and cloudiness and mild Sunday alleviate some of their suffering and misery,” he said. He said Connecticut was allowed could have helped resolve the 2 11 environmentally sound corridor for I- SLEEPING milder Sunday highs in the with a chance of showers late The nine-member committee would include veterans, $3.28 million in DOE conservation problems impeding the success of the NODOR NEDSTROM mid to upper 40s. Probability in the day highs in the mi(T40s. physicians, lawyers and chemists. 84 in Rhode Island. " funds, but only spent $448,000. Man­ weatherization program," he told of precipitation near zero Probability of precipitation About 200 veterans, friends and family attended the The agency has maintained the ning said the four- to five-month lag Moffett. Bristie BAG 16" SIDEWALK BIKE Saturday and 10 percent Satur­ near zero Saturday and 10 per­ service for Reutershan, a Stamford resident who died at highway would damage waters of the on using the money was because the However Frank Stewart, director •33"i7S" *Full Zlpp«r day night. Southerly winds 10 Scituate Reservoir. DARTBOARD •Rip Stop Nylon Sholl «Nylon Lining ■ u with Coaster Brake cent Saturday nignt. Southerly 28 from abdominable cancer. The former helicopter DOE money couldn't be used to pay of the DOE’S state and local conser­ List SO** Rag. 34.99 to 15 mph Saturday and Satur­ winds 10 to 15 mph Saturday crewman in Vietnam founded AOI in 1977. It said initial design would people to do the work. vation and solar energy programs, 2^h Lb. Dtcron HolloflII II and Training Wheels , day ni^t. and Saturday night. “ We’ve been inundated since Paul died,” said “initiate an irreversible chain of Moffett released figures showing claimed some states have been slop­ SALE >29.99 McCarthy. “We’re talking about young men in their 20s events which will result in that Connecticut winterized 531 py in following federal regulations $ilw4w ad $»dn Ody SALE >44»i and 30s who are dying and birth defects that have never channeling interstate traffic to the homes with DOE funds from June attached to the weatherization funds. Across the Nation been seen before.” western boundary of the Scituate 1977 through June 1979. Manning Stewart said a review of Pitch POLOBIKE watershed.” PLASTIC TOBOGGAN City Fest Hi Lo He said AOI’s offices are run by veterans with cancer listed 1.013 homes weatherized with weatherization programs by the BOYS or GIRLS Albuquerque c 51 2 Minneapolis pc 28 11 and others whose children have been bom with birth "They're trying to delay this thing DOE money from January 1977 until General Accounting Office in 1978 Rag.e.99 RE& >29.99 Anchorage pc 07 02 Nashville c 44 28 jSdefects, also linked to the chemical. past 1983. when federal highway now. and by the DOE Inspector General’s Reg. 99.95 Asheville c 63 39 New York c 55 30 - AOI counsels veterans who fear they may have been funds expire and beyond the start of Manning took the offensive right Office in 1979 "revealed significant Atlanta cy 70 43 Oklahoma City cy 46 37 1986 construction," Huebner said. away. He said he was disappointed it program management problems at SALE SALE 4 9 9 9 s a l e Billings contaminated by the defoliant, provides medical and * 7 9 ” (M pc 40 35 Omaha c 38 24 "If that happens, we lose all the "had taken this long" for the sub­ both the state and local levels. Birmingham c 68 Philadelphia c legal services for veterans with cancer and works for Saturday and Sunday Only Saturday 8 Sunday Only Frta Aaaambly 38 54 32 money in the federal highway trust committee to look at the program’s "Both reports identified frequent Boston pc 53 25 Phoenix cy 65 41 passage of legislation to help the victims, McCarthy said. fund for 1984. The start of construc­ violations of the program Brownsville. Tx. r Pittsburgh pc 36 He said the organization’s branches in 17 states handle problems and he said any hold up was 49 48 28 tion is scheduled for 1986. We have to Buffalo pc 27 24 Portland, M. pc 45 18 ‘‘more than 175 callers a day.” the fault of Moffett and his regulations, substandard quality of nCVClES G tU IK JK E ASSENBIV have all of the engineering, permits Charleston, S.C. r 77 62 Portland, Ore. r 51 50 colleagues. installation and poor management Cahrlotte, N.C. pc 65 46 Providence pc 60 26 and everything in place by 19^ to be "This is a program created by controls," he said. Chicago c 36 22 Richmond c 65 37 on schedule. Otherwise, Connec­ Congress with insurmountable Stewart said the DOE this year 2 Mam St. Geveland pc 35 28 St. Louis c 41 19 Time Running Out ticut's eligibility for all of that fun­ obstacles created by Congress and began granting waivers to allow 643-7111 or 646-3998 i (Columbus c 38 27 Salt Lake City pc 41 20 ding goes to some other state," he with more than enough funds states to use a larger percentage of IIFARR’S OPEN DAILY 9-9 and SUNDAY 11-6 til CHRISTMAS' Dallas cy 47 42 San Antonio r 51 44 BOSTON (UPI) — Time is running out for James Var- said. provided by Congress - if they could their federal weatherization funds Denver c 39 17 San Diego c 69 45 daman, who is trying to spot 700 different kinds of birds in Huebner said engineers need to be spent for those things such as for work crews. Des Moines c 40 14 San Francisco c 60 49 Live Christmas Trees a single year. He has 697 so far. complete the designs to answer many Detroit pc 31 21 San Juan pc 85 76 “It s the ninth inning, there are two outs and two questions about the highway. Duluth cy 26 01 Seattle r 49 47 strikes on me,” said Vardaman, 58, of Jackson, Miss. “I “The engineering designs will El Paso Spokane Students in Grade 1 at the Pleasant Valley They are, left to right, Stephen Smith, pc 48 30 r 43 38 have a chance. It’s slim as hell, but I still have a chance.” prove that the EPA is wrong. Raging Blaze Hartford pc 46 24 Tampa pc 80 School, South Windsor, rehearse for a series Christine Lawler, Jennifer Bilodeau, Alison 59 Only seven expert birdwatchers have even seen 700 Period, " he said. "There is no way Honolulu c 84 76 Washington c 59 35 Sagese, Jennifer D’Achino, Tommy Fraize of holiday plays they will be presenting for species in an entire lifetime. He broke the previous one- that you can crystal ball the impact Jackson, Mss. pc 68 37 Wichita DC 49 17 the other children in the school. The children and Bobby Barros. (Herald photo by Fatal to Four Jacksonville r 74 58 c-clear; clclearing: (cy- year record of sighting 659 species in July. of 1-84 u n less you have the MECHANIC FALLS, Maine (UPI) - A Kansas City c 44 14 cloudy; f-fair; hz-haze; m- are the students of Miss Faith Razzono, Mrs. Kuehnel) ‘T m not a great birder by any means, but I’m able to engineering done. Period. Once it's raging fire touched off by an improperly in­ Las Vegas c 59 32 missing; pc-partly cloudy;; r- Debbie McAloney, and Mrs. Diane Wood. do It and can’t resist the challenge,” he said. done, it'll prove that the EPA stall^ woodstove decimated a rural Maine Little Rock c 50 32 ram; shshowers; sm-smoke; regional administrator in Boston is family Friday, killing four children, injuring Memphis sn-snow; sy-sunny; c 49 32 ts- Understaffing Charged completely off base in his objec­ two others and leaving the fathdr seriously Milwaukee c 34 19 thunderstorms; w-windy tions " OPEN burned. Dwight Westleigh, 30. tried to lead his The Almanac Zone Change children from the burning house. Rehab Center Workers Rap Budget Cut But he told investigators once he fought his SUNDAYS way outside the smokefilled house with his U A U / T \ TTMtyvn t*«A«4lr nS AWm ______IA 8. ■ ______By I'niled Presii international HARTFORD (UPI) — Union workers at the only state- weren’t enough workers to monitor the area which was sought help. .. Being Sought baby daughter in his arms, he realized his Today is Saturday, Dec. 15, the 349th day of 1979 with 16 run residential drug rehabilitation center Friday charged completely unstaffed an hour later. The workers also warned that failure to provide other five children had not been able to follow. to follow. budget cuts have left the facility dangerously un­ The Blue Hills workers complained about cutbacksnin adequate programs would catch up with the state when MANCHESTER - A zone change Officials said Westleigh told them he tried The moon is moving toward its new phase. derstaffed and unable to handle all its patients’ needs. the number of beds available for drug and alcohol drug addicts and alcoholics had no where to go. from single residential to mixed to go back in. but couldn’t get through the It s The morning stars are Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, and Mer­ The workers at the Blue Hills Hospital met with two rehabilitation programs, noting that their Dartec drug “We have seen services gradually decrease since drugs residential has been requested for roaring flames. Vernon cury. Hartford area legislators to outline the problems which residential rehabilitation center in Meriden was slated to lost their political expediency,” one drug program land between Union Pond and The victims were identified as Kenneth, 6; Manchester liie evening star is Venus. they said had put the facility on the brink of no longer worker said of the present program as compared to that Oakland Street. Christine, 7: Stephanie, 3, and Jennifer, 4. be phased out by the middle of next year. S u n d a y .. S un d ay...... 12-5 Those born on this date are under the sign of Sagit­ being able to do the job for which it was created. They -warned that while Connecticut’s drug problem in the 1960s. The land is owned by Mae Westleigh was in fair condition and 3 month------12-5 tarius. Monday ... M o n d a y ...... 10-9 . “We are talking about a fine line between ‘shut the may not be as visible now as it was in the 1960s, the “When you get all the dope fiends back on the street Wichman, Naples, Fla. Presently the old Jessica-Jo was in good condition at Central ^ . .9:30-9 Alexandre Eiffel, French engineer who built the Paris place down because it doesn’t deserve to exist’ and number of patients was still increasing and with budgets looking for their stuff then the politicians are going to land is zoned R-A and RR. Residence Maine Medical Center in Lewiston. Rachael, Tuesday... . .9:30-9 Tu e s d a y ...... 10-9 tower which bears his name, was bom Dec. 15, 1832. minimal services,” said Dr. Gene Gordon, a staff psy­ being cut the first to go were patients who voluntarily scream ‘what happened,” ’ added another. zone A has a maximum building den­ 7, was in critical condition at Maine Medical W ednesday . .9:30-9 W e d n e sd a y...... 10-9 On this date in history: chiatrist at the alcohol and drug rehabilitation center in sity of three houses per acre, with a Center in Portland. Thursday.. ..9:30-9 T h u rs d a y ...... 10-9 In 1791, the U.S. Bill of Rights, comprised of the first 10 Hartford’s North End. minimum lot requirement of 12,000 Vickie Westleigh was at work when the fire F rid a y ., . .9:30-9 F r i d a y ...... 10-9 amendments to the Constitution, went into effect “I could see an ethical position made by the people in square feet. A rural residence zone started and spent Friday vi.siting her Manchester To Advertise Saturday ..9:30-5:30 S a tu rd a y ...... 10-9 following ratification by the sUte of Virginia. this hospital to say ’we will not work,” ’ he said, calling To Roporl Ntwt has a building density of 1.3 houses daughters and husband. East Hartford—Glastonbury For a classified advertisement, call To report a news item or story idea: In 1944, American forces led by Gen. Douglas the staffing and budgetary situation ”a fine line between per acre, with a minimum lot Firefighters battled the blaze at the Evening Herald 643-2711 and ask for Classified. Office Manchester . Alex Girelli. 643-2711 MacArthur landed at Mindoro in the Philippine Islands. malpractice and just getting by.” requirement of 30,000 square fedt. Westleigh home for more than an hour before USPS 327-500 hours are 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday East Hartford...... 643-2711 The zoning change to M residential In 1948, a federal grand jury in New York indicted The meeting with Reps. Muriel Yacavone, D-Elast through Friday. When the office is Glastonbury . .Dave Lavallee. 643-2711 they heard Rachael screaming and realized former State Department official Alger Hiss for perjury Hartford, and Richard Lawlor, D-Hartford, was called by Published daily except Sunday and cer­ allows for a higher density of she was trapped inside but still alive. tain holidays by the Manchester closed, classified ads may be placed by Andover...... Donna Holland, 643-2711 in connection with his denial that he gave secret govern­ District 1199 of the New England Health Care Employees calling 643-2718. Bolton...... Donna Holland. 643-2711 buildings. In a land parcel zoned . “Where are ya, baby? Where are ya, baby?” Publishing Co., Herald Square, P.O. “M ", one-third of the land may be ment documents to Whittaker Chambers alleg^ly for Union as one of a series of sessions with lawmakers and Box 591, Manchester, Conn. 06040 For information about display adver­ Coventry .. Claire Connolly. 742-8202 Police Chief Everett Leonard plead^ as he delivery to a foreign power. staff at state health facilities. tising. Call Ken Hogle. advertising Hebron ... Patricia Mulligan. 228-0269 duplex housing, and another third entered the building, to find the girl. “ I fell In 1974, Gen. Alexander Haig Jr., took over as supreme The union is asking the lawmakers to pressure Gov. Have a Complaint? director, at 643-2711 South Windsor Judy Kuohnel. 644-1364 group dwellings. twice. She’d answer me and I kept going . i"’ I > J Vernon . Barbara Richmond. 643-27II The request will be before thd BEGAVS commander of NATO forces in Europe. Ella Grasso and state officials into providing more Nawa — If you have a question or To Subocribo toward her voice. money for staff and the programs offered by the complaint about news coverage, call To subscribe, call Customer Service Planning and Zoning Commission in “ I felt her in front of me and when I reached Frank Burbank, managing editor, or at 647-9946. Office hours are 8:30 a m. Janaury, and the public hearing Manchester Vernon facilities. To report special news: down to pick her up she was on her knees. I Steve Harry, executive editor, 643-2711. to 5:30 p.m. Monday through Friday could be set for February. Union officials said the conditions at Blue Hills were Business...... Alex Girelli. 643-2711 don’t know how she survived," Leonard said. 903 MAIN ST. TRI-CITY PLAZA Lottery Numbers similar to those at other state hospitals and included CIrculalion — If you have a problem and 7 to 10 a.m. Saturday. As firemen doused the last flames police of­ regarding service or delivery, call Suggested carrier rates are 90 cents Opinion...... Frank Burbank. 643-2711 reports of staff being subjected to attacks by patients Fam ily...... Betty Ryder. 643-2711 Junior Women ficer Edward Callahan, a neighbor of the Winning dally lottery numbers drawn Friday in New Customer Service, 647-9946. Delivery weekly, $3.90 for one month. Ill 70 for Westleigh’s, said “There’s just no justice." because of inadequate security and a lack of enough should be made by 5:30 p.m. Monday three months. 823.40 for six months, Sports...... Earl Yost. 643-2711 MANCHESTER — The Junior England; workers to handle the patient load. The deaths stunned this small closely knit through Friday and by 7:30 a.m. Satur­ and 846.80 for one year. Mail rates are Office hours are 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Women’s Club will have its Christ­ Connecticut; 528. central Maine town. Grade school principal For example, one union official noted that two mat­ day. available on request. Monday through Friday. mas party for children of members New Hampshire; 0650. Nathan Morris said “ a lot of them don’t even tress fires had been set one night last week at the Connec­ Sunday from 2 to 4 p.m. at Emanuel Rhodelaland; 1996. know about it and we are not going to tell ticut Valley Hospital in Middletown because there Lutheran Church. 60 Church St them” T 4 - EVB3<1NG HERALD. Sit- Dec. 18. liW EVENING HERALD. Sat., Dec. 18. I f f l - 5 Courses bv Newgpaper Supermarket Shopper It’s Well Worth a Dime to Request These Forms UAOXIN ai rtAIUE- » ^ By MARTIN SLOANE On the message side of Coupons. One Industrial PLUMROSE Canned Minn. 55194. Send for the VICKS Cash Relief Offer P&G forms you may want "Where can I find more the card, ask for the refund SAFEGUARD Superman Drive, P.O. Box 5588-X, Ham $1 Refund Offer, P.O. form before Jan. 15,1980. 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And usually have a value of at toward what ends should it be directed? least $1. It is worth spen- These questions involve value judgments as well as Sllng 10 cents on a postcard technical judgments. jf you think you can take In the past dozen years, the search for answers to these advantage of one of these questions has led to Technology Assessment — the offers. attempt by experts, the public, and the government to To obtain one of these forecast and evaluate the possible social, environmental, Jorms, just mail your post­ card to the address below. and human consequences of technological developments before they are applied. Until recently,, technology was judged primarily in Clip ’n’ File terms of its immediate — or "first-order” — effects. 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No form Caldor Low Price. 44.40 help expectant mothers. control our own technology and that we are not the FOR MEN OR WOMEN $ O Q Sno-Fighter Jr. ‘XL-36’ n Fllp-out electronic Hash lets you slop The ensuing public outcry forced governmental action: creatures of a mindless technology which could crush us necessary. Expires March Our Reg. 104.77...... O O JoS**’ 31 1980. ^ Snow Sled q n p action indoors or out: automatic 2- Thalidomide and DDT were banned; and the government underfoot. Smooth shifting Positron gearing Our Rag. 13.99 51.00 zone exposure control lots you Threat or Salvation? WASA, P.O. Box 2160-F, | with derallleur brakes and racing type move from sun lo shadow mandated safety belts in automobiles. Almost overnight Based upon the premise that we can use our own Dual steering controls, molded seat and Glenbrook, Conn. 06906. m saddle. Men's 26 and 27". Women s 26". the environmentalist and consumerist movements came technology to help bring about the kind of life and society Receive a 81 refund. Send back support. Wide runners for safe The problem of assessing new technologies, I steering control ir\^ to maturity and “Technology Assessment” was bom. benefits. This plant, a near-twin to the one at we want, Technology Assessment clearly asks: If ours is the net-weight statements | Kodak Tele-Ektralite ‘40’ The term was first used in 1966 in a public document by such as nuclear power, involves weighing Three Mile Island, is at Rancho Seco, near a manmade world, why can't map remake it? from any three packages of [ 20” Hi-Rise Bikes Camera Outfit SnchCraft ‘Sidewalk’ Ski Set Congressman Emilio Daddario (Connecticut) who asked possible costs to society against propos^ Sacramento, Calif. (UPI photo) Wasa Crisp Bread. 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Melvin Kranzberg has off coupons — beverage re- j Complete with poles Great for the Technology Assessment (OTA), which joined other agen- ticipating newspapers and colleges. pre-Olympic set! Ektnl Kodak ‘Ektra 1’ Camera Outfit been Callaway Professor fund offers with beverage j | l9 " ‘Denim Days'Convertibie of the History of coupons, for example. You j Technology at Georgia can obtain required refund j TobM rtquirBd lor ^ Caldor Low Price.. 15.96 Questions Our Reg. 59.77 .. ‘49 •Coleco 18x36” Sno-Jet •2-Perton 'Sno-Tandem' Institute of Technology forms at the supermarket, | with Briket Just point and shoot! Kit Includes in newspapers andj Converts from boy's to girl's model. 'StMe-a-Boggan' camera, color Him and HipHaah. since 1972. Founder of the sar,wrooeh. Mip- Mas coaster brakes, training wheels. Ow R«e. I.H 1 .18 Our Re«. ir.M 1 3 . 4 4 Society for the History of 1. Which of the following is a "first-order effect” of the magazines, and from j Technology, he edits its automobile? trading with friends; do j (a) air pollution not write to manufacturers | quarterly jaurnal, RtliKheckt will be given (except toys B garnet) but Chrietmae delivery cennot be guaranteed. (b) high accident tolls [for them. And watch for | LAST MINUTE GIFT SALE “Technology and Culture.” jour once-a-month special ■ He co-edited “Technology (c) reliance upon imported oil (d) sales for auto manufacturers jUstlngi of refund forms to STARTS TOMORROW, SUNDAY in Western Civilization and W lte for. Offers are sub- Technology and Culture: 2. According to Kranzberg, Technology Assessment llect to manufacturers' means all but which one of the following? DECEMBER 16 (Doors Open 9 AM) An Anthology", and is co­ jeographical limits and (aphaving power to control technology author of “By the Sweat of local laws. Allow six to TM^MirrMIGEIITB (b) a democratic means for dealing with technological light weeks to receive 11« T01U«DTUIIM(E Thy Brow." He is the change Look for our new, exciting, value-packed c o f t E c n o w s academic coordinator for ich refund.)' | (c) using risk analysis to evaluate social benefiU and circular In your favorite Sunday paper the upcoming Courses by Copyright 1979 | social costs TBat40l£)GYArC) CHANGE Newspaper series "Energy United Feature | ...or pick one up at your nearby Caldor. (d) creating a risk-free society *1 Syndicate Ine. | and TTie Way We Live." EVENING HERALD, Sat.. Dec. 15. 1979 - 7 - EVENING HERAI.D, Sat., Dec. 15, 1979 Lutheran Church, Orchard Street. Board of Directors of Suburban Women’s Gub, 7:30 Community Calendar Community Calandar p.m., home of Elaine Carty, 16 Wayne Road. Seminar on Death Childrens Christmas Bazaar, school hours, Northeast Conllnued from Page 6 School. SOUTH WINDSOR - In or if one parent dies?; Do Friday W e d n esd ay Wednesday answer to several T u esd ay Town Orrice Building Addition Study Committee, 8 Wednesday prayers help someone who Andover Movie for children, 3 to 4 p.m., Booth-Dimock Library, Housing Authority, 7:45 p.m.. Center Village elderly , Story hour for children In Grades 3-6,3:30 p.m., South requests, the Wapptng St. Maurice Church altar society party, 7 p.m., p.m.. Town Office Building. Board of Education Curriculum Committee, 6:30 a.m.. is dying?; What’s a Chris­ housing complex. . , Windsor Public Library. Community Church wiU M onday parish center. ..on Hopewell Winter Concert, 7:30 p.m., Hopewell ; Rham Board of Education, 7:30 p.m. library, Rbam Administration Building, Park Street. tian funeral? Board of Selectmen, 7:30 p.m.. Community Hall. Elconomic Development Commission, 8 p.m.. Town sponsor a seminar on death Town clerk, 6 to 8 p.m.. Town Office Building. East Hartford Eastbury Winter Concert, 7:30 p.m., Eastbury High. Thursday For one session those Tax collector, assessor, 7 to 9 p.m.. Town Office Bolton Ecumenical Council, 8 p.m., St. Georges Hall. in a series of three attending will meet at a M onday Gideon Welles Band Concert, 7:30 p.m., Gideon Welles Tuesday Town Manager’s Selection Committee, 8 p.m.. Town Tolland County Soil and Water Conservation Building. meetings scheduled for funeral home and be given Board of Education, 7:30 p.m., Penney High School, Junior High School. Democratic Town Committee, 8 p.m.. Town Office HaU. Dlstiict,m., Tolland County Agricultural Center, Route Jan. 31 and Feb. 7 and 14. Wetlands Commission, 8 p.m., Town Office Building. of^Columbus, 8 P.m., St. Maurice Church 30. a tour including the em­ Forbes Street. T h u rs d a y ,, Building. Thursday 'The seminar will include balming room and hear an T u e sd a y parish center library. Commission on the Aging, 7:30 p.m.. Town Office Christmas Concert, 8 p.m., Middle School. Ordinance meeting, 7:30 p.m. Council Office. Conservation Commission, 7:30 p.m.. Town Office , Town Manager’s Selection Committee, 8 p.m.. Town answers to such questions explanation of funeral Andover Congregational Church council, 7:30 p.m., W ed n esd ay Building. a s what happens to T u e sd a y Building. _ . < HaU. expenses, without any church. Senior citizens, 1 p.m.. Community Hall. Economic Development Commission, 7:30 p.m.. Town Wednesday Manchester children if both parents die Conservation Commission, 7:30 p.m., HerricK Town Council, 7:30 p.m.. Council Chambers, emotions involved. W ednesday Office Building. ■ Public Health Nurses, 1:30 to 3:30 p.m.. Town Office L c r n o f i MANCHESTER — Here is a list of next week’s public Board of Selectmen, 10 a m . Town Office Building. Memorial Park. •. u ii Redevelopment Agency, 7:30 p.m.. Town Office Planning Commission, 7:30 p.m.. Community Hall. Building. meetings (locations are In Municipal Building, 41 (jentge Young At Heart, 1:30 p.m.. Andover Congregational Glastonbury Building. , Economic Development Committee, 8 p.m.. Town Of­ Today Center St., unless otherwise noted): Zoning Commission, 7:30 p.m.. Community Hall Fire Commission, 7:30 p.m.. Company Number One. Our Savior Lutheran Church Church. Public Building Commission, 8 p.m.. Community Hall. T o d a y fice Building. Children’s movie “Bugsy Malone,” 1 to 3 p.m., Vernon Monday T h u rsd a y "Godspell," 7:30 p.m.. Gideon Welles Junior High Buttonball Winter Concert, 7:30 p.m., Buttonball Lane Thursday Center Middle School, Route 30. SOUTH WINDSOR —Our Savior Lutheran Church, 239 F rid a y . 7 p.m. — Zoning Board of Appeals, Hearing Room. Library Directors. 8 p.m.. Andover Public Library. School. Admissiog, $1.00 for students and $2.00 for adults. School Board of Selectmen, 3 p.m.. Town Office Building. 7 p.m. — Board of Directors of the Eighth Utilities Graham Road, has scheduled a series of Advent services Bolton High School dismissed at noon for Christmas Glastonbury Hi.ea School Choral Concert with Gideon Sunday starting Sunday when there will be the combined Sunday Nayaug Christmas Chorus, 7:30 p.m.. Glastonbury Republican Town Committee, 8 p.m.. Town Office Christmas Pageant, 7 p.m., ’Trinity Lutheran Church, District, 32 Main St. T6C6SS Welles Junior High School Chorus, 7:30 p.m., Glaston­ School and church Christmas program at 9 a.m. ’There High School. Admission is free. Building. 7:30 p.m. — Transportation Committee, general Bolton Bolton ElemenUry Center School dismissed at 1 p.m. bury High School. Meadowlark Road. will be one service only. manager’s office. for Christmas recess. M onday Monday On Dec. 23, the fourth Sunday In Advent, there will be S u n d ay Board of Education. 7:30 p.m.. Board of Education Town Council, 7:30 p.m.. Memorial Building, Park 8 p.m. — Board of Education, 45 N. School St. St. Maurice Church parish council, 7 p.m . parish South Windsor an early worship service with Holy Communion at 9 a.m. Building. Place. Tuesday center library. Coventry Hebron /SM onday Sunday School will meet also at 9 a.m. and there will be a Welles-Turner Library Board, 7:30 p.m., Welles-Turner Board of Education, 7:30 p.m., Vernon Middle School. 8 a.m. — Downtown Development Committee, Hearing late worship service at 10:30 a.m. Town Council, 7:30 p.m.. Town Hall. M onday M o n d a y Memorial Library. M onday Winter Concert, 7:30 p.m., Rockville High School. Room. On Christmas Eve there will be a 7:15 candlelight ser­ Town clerk, tax collector, assessor. 7 to 9 p m.. Com- Town clerk, building official, tax collector and Conservation Commission, 7:30 p.m.. Town Hall Santa Clause at Connecticut Legal Services, 32 School 4 p.m. — Cheney Historical District Commission, vice and on Christmas day, a 10 a.m. worship service. Town Council. 7:30 p.m . Town Hall. T u e sd a y Inland Wetlands work session, 8:30 p.m.. Town Hall. jiiiiv Hall Board of Finance, 7:30 p.m.. Town Office Building, assessor, office hours 7 to 9 p.m.. Town Office Building. St. Hearing Room. The following Sunday there will be a combined service Title 1 Parent Advisory meeting, 7 30 p.m., Bolton T u esd ay sanitarian office hours 8:30 to 9:30 p.m.. Town Tuesday Blood pressure screening clinic, 1 to 2 p.m.. Hills Town Plan and Zoning Commission, 7:30 p.m.. Town Tuesday 8 p.m. — Human Relations Commission, Coffee Room. Of Sunday School and worship at 9 a.m. and during the Elementary School library. Office Building. Offic?Building. Filmstrip for pre-schoolers, 10 to 10:30 p.m.. South Open house of Chamber of Commerce, 1 to 5 p.m., Wednesday late worship service at 10:30 a.m. the new church officers Financial Air Workshop, 7:30 p.m . Bolton High Pharmacy Windsor Public Library. Sewer Commission, 7:30 p.m., will be installed. Glastonbury High School Band Concert. 7:30 p.m., chamber office Lafayette Square, Route 30. 7:30 p.m. — Commission on Children and Youth. W e d n esd ay caucus room. Town Hall. School Glastonbury High School. —Sm Pag* 7 Sykes School Christmas Concert, 7:30 p.m., Sykes 7:30 p.m. — Republican Executive Board, Hearing There will be a New Year’s Eve worship service at 7:15 Bolton High School Band and Chorus annual Christmas Welfare hours, 9 a.m. to noon. Town Hall. p.m. Planning and Zoning Commission, 7:30 p.m., Town School, Park Street. Room. concert. 7 30 p m . high school gym. Hall. Junior Womens Club men’s night, 6:30 p.m., First Board of Finance. 8pm ., Community Hall mm

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EVENING HERALD. Sat., Dec. IS. 1979 Package Store Appeals Relocation Zoning Rule By MARY KITZMANN not relocate within 1,000 feet of he said. "But if the court finds the Herald Reporter another liquor outlet. admendment illegal, they would have At a heated public bearing on the to move." MANCHESTER — The owners of zoning change, Paul Groobert, Dry Gulch Package Store have filed O'Brien said the court could not representing Dry Gulch, claimed the change the amendment, but would a court appeal against a recent town relocation would hurt its business. zoning admendment. While not im­ test Uie reasoning. But during last month’s meeting, They could decide the amendment % mediately blocking the amendment, I the PZC reasoned Dry Gulch’s was made arbitrarily, for the benefit it will test its legality. problems were not relevant because of one O’Brien doted and require the In November, the Planning and it is not located in Manchester. town to change' it. Zoning Commission voted to allow Kevin O’Brien, assistant town at­ Owners of the Dry Gulch store pace :age stores to relocate within 2,- torney, said the appeal, to the refused to comment about the court 500 feet of existing location in cases Superior Court in Hartford, gives the appeal. The court return date, the of eminent domain. court jurisdiction over the matter. This allows owners of the M & R date lawyers appear, but usually do "The owners could still relocate.” not discuss the case, is Jan. 8. Package Store on Tolland Turnpike to relocate about 2,000 feet to Taylor Street, near the Dry Gulch store. The present store site is scheduled for GOP Charges Overspending road construction. HARTFORD (UPI) - Democratic "There is not a revenue crisis, The zoning change was required leaders in the Connecticut there is an expenditure crisis," said because state law grants relocation Sens. Nancy Johnson, R-New Bri­ only within 750 feet of the original Legislature are trying to talk the tain, and John Matthews, R-New Ca­ site. But the law allows for local public into believing the state needs naan. Mrs .’"‘'ison and Matthews variance. more taxes, but the real problem is The amendment, passed by the overspending, two Republican are members of the Legislature’s Ap­ Manchester Teachers Protest legislators said Friday. PZC, also states a package store may propriations Committee. Showing their sympathy with the 50 Association President Lee Hay. The teachers American hostages held in Iran, these are hoping the hostages are freed in time for Manchester High School teachers are don­ the holidays. Alternate plans in Case the Man Surrenders ning white armbands in protest. They are hostages aren’t freed are up in the air. The joined, on left, by Manchester High School teachers, students, and administration are In Perjury Case Principal Jacob Ludes. From left, teachers also sending letters of protest to the Iranian CANAAN, (UPI) - A second man charged with commit­ Bernadette Musseman and Carol Molumphy mission at the United Nations. (Herald Photo ting perjury before the one-man grand jury which clpared have bands tied on by Manchester Education by Pinto) Peter Reilly of the 1973 death of his mother Barbara Gib­ bons has surrendered to state police, officials say. Frederick Bonhotel, 28, of Holland Patent, N.Y., turned Obituaries himself in at state police barracks at Friday, said state Election Angers police spokesman John McLeod. Bonhotel. formerly of Sharon, was expected to post Dolores Lawler, at left, and Diane Smith, they presented their collection at a fashion Charles H. .Mayo $5(X) cash bond and be scheduled to appear in Litchfield look over photographs of models taken when show recently. MANCHESTER - Charles H. Superior Court Dec. 31. McLeod said. G ET UP TO Canadian Leader Arrest warrants were issued Monday for Bonhotel and Mayo, 66. of 31 Virginia Road, died Timothy Parmalee, 22, of Falls Village, charging they Friday at Manchester Memorial committed perjury before one-man grand juror Superior Hospital OTTAWA (UPC) - Prime Minister successor was chosen at the Win­ Court Judge Maurice Sponzo. He was the husband of Geraldine Joe Clark appealed to voters Friday nipeg convention. Parmalee was arrested Tuesday and has been held in (Lambero) Mayo to elect a majority Conservative Hours after his government’s 16001 defeat. Clark paid an early morning Litchfield Correctional Center on $2,5(X) bond, He was born July 30, 1913, in Staf­ government on Feb. 18 so he can pass visit to Governor General Edward Litchfield County SUte's Attorney Dennis Santore has ford Springs and had lived in the tough budget measures that to Schreyer and asked for dissolution of declined to disclose the basis of the warrants. EXTRA S&H Manchester for about 25 years. his downfall in Parliament. He was a retired worker for Pratt Parliament and the midwinter elec- Miss Gibbons, 51, was stabbed and beaten to death on Clark told reporters an hour after [jop Sept, 28, 1973 in her Falls Village home. Pratt & Whitney Aircraft. announcing dissolution of the 31st GREEN STAMPS Besides his wife, he leaves a son, Parliament that he was angered for Two hours later Clark entered the Reilly. 18 when charged with killing his mother, was at WITH THESE COUPONS ! Gerald C. Mayo of Manchester; two being forced into a midwinter elec­ House of Commons to formally end first convicted of first-degree manslaughter. He was su^ the shortest Parliament in (Canadian sequently cleared of all charges in 1977 after Sponzo's daughters, Mrs. Carolyn M. Thorsell tion but he would not make any con­ of New York City; Mrs. Gilbert cessions to opposition parties to re­ history and announce the first grand jury probe. ^SSlSHOW ITW ^ T n i3 ..Tilt o. m ’HI (Virginia) M. Wilcox of Somers; a tain power. February vote since 1887. xx i i r . r ' i . ioiwcouiohi m” ” " ^ ’ »" brother Harold Mayo. Stafford The minority government, elected “1 called on the governor general Woman Held alter Lrash :ouowmVco«.iH*’ 'OH* •lO to '* 9 this morning and by proclamation un­ .OUIO'” **':'"’”"'"' Springs and two grandchildren, only last May, was defeated MANCHESTER — A 22-year-old woman was charged der the Great Seal of Canada dated Kerste and Randy Wilcox, both of Thursday by the combined forces of with driving while under the influence of alcohol and Dec. 14,1979, the present Parliament Photos Somers. the Liberals and New Democrats reckless driving after the car she was driving hit a tree *r;'o"o , . B I C .'IH I«“' "" o' CK '"O'* '' The funeral will be Monday mor­ when the five-member Social Credit of Canada is dissolved." he said in Friday. • BtOW- lOUlX’'" ,T.«II By the final meeting of the session. ning at 8.15 from the Holmes Funeral Party withdrew its support to protest Kathleen Faria, 56 E. Maple St., was following a school Pinto He told reporters he made no Home, 400 Main St., followed by a increased gasoline taxes. bus in a Ford station wagon, going east on Porter Street. (^fiPdllO mass at 9 a m. in St. James Church. The parliamentary vote was a attempt to change his policies to maintain the help of the Social Credit She lost control of the car and hit a tree near the Ken­ Burial will be at the convenience of rejection of Tuesday’s tough budget, sington Street intersection, police said. There was heavy the family which proposed higher gasoline,- group that had supported his minori­ ty government on previous votes damage to the right front of the car. Friends may call at the funeral tobacco and liquor taxes and signifi­ Eric Faria, Mrs Faria's son, was taken to Manchester although he had been approached by 100 EXTRA home Sunday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 cant increases in domestic crude oil Memorial Hospital and treated for minor injuries. p.m. prices to move them closer to world a member of the party. Mrs. Faria was released on a 890 cash bond. S&H GREEN STAMPS "I coiild have gone on governing by Loretta Fay ^ ’oods levels. on purchases totaling MO to M9.99 not governing," he said. "1 made it Combining just the right colors is an art and Dolores and VERNON — Loretta Fay Woods, "The only way we can have a 0«1 r«048 'Ttw iftaiXIiD ar .* • government that is going to face and clear from the very outset that 1 was iTh COuOOW (W it Out *<• '(vVCHM* Diane check out some of the fabrics in their cutting room. 84, of 17 East St., Rockville, died 0(X)0 »HAu satuuoav MC Jj '*’9 act on those hard decisions the nation going to govern as a majority." MHS Thursday at Rockville General NDP Leader Ed Broadbent at­ Hospital. She was the widow of has to deal with is to have a majority government," the 40-year-old prime tacked Clark's view, noting that he Discover Hiath Fashion Frank G. Woods. had been elected with only 36 percent She leaves a son, Frank G. Woods minister said. "1 make the general point the of the popular vote actually less than Clearance (f^rooon Jr of LaJolla. Calif.; a daughter. budget was introduced as a package that given the Liberals, who swept Mrs. Joseph (Barbara) LaTerza of Quebec. Prarie Village, Kan.; a brother, and the package was reject^. Women Open Showroom Some of the very positive measures Clark said hq planned to begin his Walter B. Fay of St. Petersburg 67-day campaign Monday but would EXTRA Beach, Fla.; two sisters. Miss Helen that we have introduced will be Sale! 200 top of the fashion trends isn’t easy, come up with some of the brightest denied until after the election when take Christmas week off. Fay and Miss Margaret Fay, both of By BETTY RYDER creations of the season. Pastel but these two industrious women we will have an opportunity to in­ S&H GREEN STAMPS Rockville; and seven grandchildren. Family Editor velours with matching chiffon, silks manage it. troduce those measures again." Awarded Check on purchases totaling *20 to *29.99 Funeral services will be Monday at and satins, velvets and pure wools, or "When a client visits a showroom, The Liberals, caught in the midst f ic ir r on 7>tOM itiw i nctuMO •> .aw Haute couture has arrived in the 8; 15 am . from the Burke-Fortin VERNON — Raymond St. Louis of wrTH coupon ONI CObAON »(• CuinMia area and fashion-conscious women crepe de chine, are literally moded to she tells us what size she wears, we of plans for a leadership change in Sunday I COOO 'H*L'4ATuA0at Of C 22 ■«’» Funeral Home. 76 Prospect St., Vernon has received a 850 check MHS and men too, are delighted. your silhouette in design of your measure her and she selects a fabric. Rockville with a mass at 9 a.m. at St. March, were unsure if they would be from the state Department of We also discuss just what she expects led in the campaign by Pierre Through the efforts, talent and in­ choice. Bernard's Church Burial will be in Transportation for designing a set of 'Top No(cl; ' 1' vx'': Dolores, who has been into to be final effect. For insUnce, if she Trudeau, who lost to Clark last itiative of two South Windsor women, Knollwood Memorial Park, Canton, caster wheels which helps in the Dolores Lawler adjusts the hat on a wrap dress made of beige suede-like material designer silhouettes in luscious professional sewing for 10 years, met has broad shoulders and wants that spring after 11 years as prime (f^.dopor Mass. removal and storage of heavy crash o n h f ! fabrics are available at the Antique Diane, an artist for 17 years, at an look minimized, we do it. If she is minister. mannequin at the Antique Sheique showroom fac^ in chocolate silk with a tie belt and an Friends may call at the funeral units. St. Louis is an equipment coor­ Sheique showroom in the Olde Sadd area Crafts Fair. "We decided to short or long waisted, we adjust the Trudeau, 60. had announced last in South Windsor. Mannequin is wearing a attractive fake fur boa. home Sunday from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 dinator in the DOT'S Office of Library Building. 5 Oakland Road. combine our talents and are pleased pattern accordingly. to 9 p.m month he would resign when a Maintenance. South Windsor. with the results,” Dolores said. 300 EXTRA Dolores Lawler and Diane Smith Diane, who viewed the King Tut "Sometimes a client will bring in a have combined their talents and collection during its exhibit in New skirt or slacks she purchased and S&H GREEN STAMPS York City, has handpainted a unique wants a blouse or jacket to go with it. ^ on purchases totaling *30 to *39.99 ^ collar following the pattern of one And depending on whether the item is Oil Tax Accord Is Near ^ l ic t e r OH tHOU itfu8 ( ic iu o fo • ’ ia(w found on the entombed boy king. casual or dressy, we try to help her Hurry■ ITlaAVTiWiTiiav in now for WITH COuAON iW iI ONI COUWON atN Cu8*0«ltl> I aa I A 0000 thwu u t u a o a v Ofc 22 nn^ I J26: With Ibis coupon and a S7 60 otachase This phrase comes from Galatians Jesus was bom “in the fullness of of woman, made under the law..." traditiongUsts, novice professionals The inward Grace is given — force, headed hy Auxiliary Bishop of Poinsettia 4:4 (“But when the fullness of time T a n ^ W e s t e m time.” and retired veterans. 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God used the Roman Empire for His the church, and they are a marvelous 49 I Minimum WeiQhtWeight 6 Ibe.lb e ^ % ^ scowling and angry. She asks: "Can played the part. As the curtain Testament evidence.” biter of theF purpose. reflection of the church's diversity.” Grade A destinies of a lll you complete the following, ‘Tis the opened, Jesus, Mary, and Joseph Last Year's Christmas Cards Western Bose Pears 59b Fresh Mushrooms 9 'i Fancy Fruit Bowl LARGE EGGS You know of the Pax Romana that (Dec. Jan Issue) I Minimum Weight 7' jlbs ^ 8 , 4 9 . MHi men and nations.! let travellers go back and forth so season to be ... ?" were in the stable. 'The innkeepier One of the continuing joys of Good Sun . Dec 16-Mon Dec 24 Limit one per customef Some of you may remember The made his entrance, strode to the crib, Fancy Cornice Pears 4 9 b Fresh Calif. Rappi 5 9 b Fancy Gift Tray 293 Nothing couldl that the gospel could be spread. Women Miniatera Rev. Dorothy Pease who served for a receiving cards at this season is and in a loud voice asked, “WHat is '/ 12 pieces of font ®3.99e Stop s Shop Coupon P happen that was I Rome had also built marvelous roads Since the Pope visited this country number of years on the staff of reading them again and again, not ■jSliM' N Stiiii' Ci it? A boy or girt?” Before the Yellow Onions 5 bag79^ With this coupon and a S7 60 purchase not his doing,! that let a missionary move about some few weeks ago, there has been (Center Church. This is heartening but only through the holidays hut through Calif. Lemons I Wfth this cotxxx) andn S7 50 ptifchjise I audience recovered, the next Mr- either directly orl more easily. God also used the Greek much discussion about his position on not too encouraging when we realized the following year. [SpedabfivmAwundtheWoM.. former, an angel carrying the most indirectly thoughl nation who had given the worid the women in the church. In sharp con­ that only 4.S percent of our ordained This was one of last year’s Fresh Limes Larq^ize 5for79‘ White Onions Small Bolling 59l.>y;i Flown in from Hawaii Important message in Christian angels or men. He^ “koine,” a kind of lingua franca or trast to what he stated, we in the clergy are women. It however, is favorites: on page 1 — the painting of had a time for everything and history, (fame on stage, and forgot Extra savesdiCtti Albrecht Durer: "The Praying an esperanto that permitted United CHiurch of CSirist have 452 who better than it was. On any 3 Pkgs. of I \ everything happened exactiy on foilowers of Christ talk with others of are ordained clergy. This quotation is every word. She stared at the Hands” on page 2 — “Whenever Large Navd UahoBaldiig time” (Inter. Bibie) a different nation. Certainly even if part of a paragraph recently printed The Christmas Symbol kneeling shepherds, peered off stage hands are clasped in prayer I DURKEE 1 1 lb. Package Many picture God as being a factor God had not led these aspects of in our magazine, “A.D.” : Only a manger, cold and bare. for a cue, raised her eyes to heaven, Our loving Lord is always there in history who suddenly waves a history to this “fullness,” it was “ They include young and old, Only a maiden mild. then shrugged her winged shoulders, And knows our thoughts without a Oranges Potatoes SPICES OR ! SUNSHINE wand and the flow of civilization is there and he used it. So, as we are Only some shepherds kneeling and said, ‘Hi, there.’” word — H a w a S a n married and single, divorcee and Calif. ■a.. interrupted to accomplish - what He fast approaching the birthday of widowed, mothers and grand­ there. Dick Van Dyke In his Great love all prayers are Greek string Figs '1.39 wants. Rather it seems to me that Watching a little Child; 72 Jesus, let us recall: mothers. They are physically han­ The Catholic heard.” Good Sun, Dac lO-Mon.Oac 24 Gi’v>1 S i" [><- 'f Mrbr CVs (Jod foids into history a baby to "But when the fullness of time was dicapped. black and white, Hispanic And yet that maiden's arms enfold Biblical Association page 3— "A prayer that Our Savior size Kiwi Fruit Fresh Mangos 89'ea Umtt ihrM pat cuaiomar O'-*' tH" CuSlnr •* do His wiil. For exampie. notice how come, God sent forth His Son, made The King of Heaven above; Who gave us this day and Asian-Americans, feminists and After writing the above paragraph And in the (Christ-child we behold Will brighten your Cihristmas on “women ministers,” I came The Lord of Life and Love. And gladden your way across a brief note in the “Christian se lf service delisavebig Only an alter high and fair. Will lovingly guide you Century (12/12/79) stating that Only a white-ro^ priest. And bless all you do Religious Services C.B.A. had made a three year study Only Christ’s children kneeling Not only at Christmas 1 lb. Stop & Shop and concluded that the exclusion of there But ail the year through!” son, pastors. 9 and 10:45 a.m.. Worship women from the priesthood “cannot Faith Baptist Church. 52 Lake St. Keeping the Christmas feast; A blessed (^ristmas and a happy Andover services; 9 a.m.. Church school, nursery be sustained on either logical or Rev. James Beliasov, pastor. 9:30 a m.. And yet beneath the outward sign year! Fir^l tlonarraalional Churrh of An- Sunday school; 10:30 a m., worship ser- through junior high; 10:45 a.m.. Senior historical grounds ... ” The task ««Baeon' high class, nursery ; 7:30 p.m.. Praise and <^o^^r, Route 6. Rev. Dr Clifford 0. cice; 7 p.m., evening service. Reg.,' Simpson, interim minister. II a m . Church of the .Assumption, Adams teaching service. Maple or Thick Slice Worship service; 9:45 a m Sunday Street at Thompson Road. Rev. Edward Fimonucl Lutheran Church, 'Church W e w ish you a M erry C h ristm a s school S. Pepin, pastor. Saturday masses at 5 and Chestnut streets. Rev. Dale H. V* Sloe A Shoo and 7:30 p.m ; Sunday masses at 7:30, 9. Gustafson, pastor; Lee Goodwin, intern; Church Sets Ordination Meat Bologna Steed'O ‘1.29 and a Happy Chanukah! 10:30 and 11:45 a m. Rev. C. Henry Anderson, pastor Eitr.t M«1 Colonial Franks It) ‘1.19 Bolton Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day emeritus. 8:30 and 11 a.m.. Worship ser­ MANCHESTER - The Rev. participate in the ceremony. They vices, coffee between services; 9:45 (saints, Woodside Street and Hillstown Stephen K. Jacobson, has announced will be joined by Episcopalian clergy Hillshire Kielbasi M .89i» k10-12lbs.-^17-20lbs. C hurch of Si. M aurice, 32 Hebron Road. Wendel K, Walton, bishop. 8:30 a.m., Sunday church school, nursery for lesauce Ocean the ordination to the priesthood of the Road. Rev. Robert W. Cronin, pastor infants, adult forum; 11 a.m., Nursery from the Hartford Deanery. a m.. Priesthood and Relief Six:iety; Rev. J. Gary L’Hommedieu at St. Cranberry Sauce.( Saturday mass at 5pm; Sunday masses 11:15 a m.. Sacrament Meeting. for infants, Miss Patricia Gatzkiewicz, a stu­ stop & Shop Mary’s Episcopal Church Dec. 17 at 7 dent at Hartford College for Women cornerdeliMay we serve you? bW Whole or Jellied at 7:3d. 9:15 and 11 a m. .sialvBlion Army, 661 Main St. Cap. and St. Mary's F^piscopal Church, Park 25 Cunce Jar 16oz Can Bolton I'nilcH Mclhodial Church, and Church streets. Rev. Stephen K. p.m. will read the Litany. Mr. David 2 1 Mrs. Arthur Carlson, corps officers. 9:30 1040 Bolton Turnpike. Rev. Marjorie Father L’Hommedieu has served Av«i stores w»f*Tvwv or Cortecl«on,if> S.ig.v vicar. 10 am.. Family Eucharist. 11 t nited Penteeostal Church, 187 a m.. Holy Eucharist. will be the Rev. Canon Clinton R. a m.. Nursery program and coffee Woodbridge St. Rev. Marvin Stuart, Brewer, M.D., a physician at Hart­ Center Congregational Church, 11 Jones of Christ Church Cathedral, fellowship. minister. 10 a m.. Sunday school; 11 Center St. Rev. Newdl H. Curtis Jr., ford Hospital, will read the Holy Really meaty for that very Green Beans BumUeBee Hartford. Bolton Congregational Church, a m., worship; 6:30 p.m., prayer; 7 p.m., senior pastor: Rev. Chester C. Copeland, Gospel and serve as deacon. special holiday dinner The candidate for ordination will Slop & Shop. Cut • Chunk Light Tuna in Bolton Center Road. Rev. J Stanton worship associate pastor; Rev. Dr. Clifford 0. Assisting at the Eucharist will be the French Style or Wax Conover, minister. 9:30 a m . worship Preshyierian Church, 43 Spruce St. be presented by his wife, Judith S. Rev. Tvhomas B. Jensen, Vicar of Oil or Water 6'.o z Can Simpson, pastor emeritus. 10 a.m.. Artificial Casing Deep Basted 10-13lbs.-17-20lbs. 15'/2 Ounce Can service and nursery, church school: 10:30 Rev. Richard Gray, pastor. 10:30 a m . Worship service and church school; 11:15 (Myers) L’Hommedieu and the Rev. AH Saints Church, East Hartford; a m.. Coffee and fellowship; 10:45 a m . worship service, nursery; 9; 15 a m., Sun­ a m.. Coffee Shoppe. Woodruff Hall. Canon Frederick B. Williams, rector the Rev. Stephen M. Bolle, rector of Mushrooms rvf ( rv-s' WhTjl*- ■1.09 Bumble Bee Oysters 89 Forum, Study group day school, 7 p.m., informal worship. of the Church of the Intercession in St. Luke’s Parish, Katonah, N.Y.; “Our Rare Beef” '3.69 St, John'a Poliah National Catholic New York City. and the Rev. Allan J. Broadhead, Bulk Pepperoni CAfrtnOO Brand 2.8a Sv^ButtalKdl o 9 lb Prince Lasagna , ... 63 Figaro Tuna For Cats 3 79 Church. 23 Golway St. Rev. Walter A. The guest speaker will be the Very M.D., assistant at St. Mary's. Ragozzino Sauce .1.19 Maxwell House 4.99 Hyszko. pastor. 9 a m . mass in English; South Windsor Cocktail Franks Cooru-B Coventry Rev. Harvey H. Guthrie Jr., dean of W'acnrTS*' SH Q Q ♦ or MuSfVOtxn 10:30 a m., mass in English and Polish. W'apping Community Church, 1790 Music, under the direction of Coventry Preshyterian Church. the Episcopal Divinity S^ool in Cheddar Cheese stop & Shop. 12-141bs. Frozen St. Bartholomew'a Cluirrli. 741 E. Ellington Road. Rev. Harold W. Richard­ Kenneth Woods, will be provided by StaoAShnp SO 7 Q Nathan Hale School Road. Route 31. 9:30 Middle Turnpike. Rev. Martin J. Cambridge, Mass. the Clarion Brass (Quintet; Tails , Cooked Ham O . I ^ Dole! a m., worship. 11 a m.. Sunday school; son. m inister. 9:15 and 10:45 a.m.. Father L-Hommedieu grew up in Rev. J. Gary L'Hommedieu m o j htchens ■ Scholsky, pastor Saturday mass at 5 worship service and church school. Paups, tenor soloist; and the junior 7:30 p.m.. Bible study at parsonage Bedford, N.Y., and attended Sliced, Crushed or p.m.. Sunday masses at 8 30.10and 11:30 St. Francis of Assisi Church, 673 Committee. and senior choirs of St.t. MaMary’s Butter Basted Sun Glory 2 Liter Chunk, in Juice Prince of Peace Lutheran Church, am . Berkshire School in Sheffield, Mass. Parish. seafo o d The best of the catch Route 31 and North River Road. Rev W Ellington Road. Rev. Carl J. Sherer, Members of the committee include 67 6oz Btl Asstd Flavas 8 Ounce Can St. James Chureh. Rev. James He earned a B.A. degree at Tufts The procession will be led by Dr. H. Wilkens, pastor 9 a m , Sunday pastor. Saturday masses at 4 and 5:30 Mrs. Eleanore Gowen, Mr. Charles U.S. Grade A. 10-13lbs.-17-22lbs. EXTRACTS SCHEEZ-lT 'i Archambault, Rev. William F. Carroll. University and a master’s degree at iVa- n r> ULtpr-fr:;!* school: 10:15 a m., worship service p.m.; Sunday masses at 7:30, 9:30 and 11 Holland, Miss Kathleen Maxon, Mr. Harold Carey, verger of the parish. ■ ...... Potato ■ Sticks‘ ‘ Crackers I Rev. Francis V Krukowski, team a.m. Fresh Dole Juice 55 St. MaryV Church, Route 31. Rev. F. the Episcopal Divinity School in May Odis Coleman, Mrs. Helen The public is invited to attend the &iiC«3 0» Chufii CQ. ministry; Rev Edward J. Reardon, in St. Margaret Mary Church, Rev. John 1979. Dole Pineapple T Sv'up 20 oz OO Potato Chips[| Grocety ' l l Bernard Miller, pastor; Rev. Francis A residence. Saturday masses at 5 and 7:30 Cherrington, and Mr. L. Miciiael service and all baptized Christians Liszewski. assistant pastor. Saturday J. (Juinn. pastor; Rev. Joseph H. As curate at St. Mary's he has been Fresh Turiceys Royal Gelatins 5.-;.i Poland Water . p.m.: Sunday masses at 7:30. 9 and 10:30 Gatzkiewicz. are invited to receive the Sacrament masses at 5 and 7 p.m .; Sunday masses at Keating, assistant pastor. Saturday assisted in preparation for his or­ a m., noon and 5 p m masses at 5 p.m.; Sunday masses at 8:30, Local clergy from the Manchester of Holy Communion on this special Traut 7:30 . 9:30 and 10:45 a m. dination by the Ordinand’s Advisory St. Bridget Chureh. 70 Main St Rev, 10 and 11;30 a.m. Area Conference of Churches will occasion. Shrimp Cocktail ‘2.49 Second Congregational Church. Philip A. Sheridan and Rev. Emilio P. Route 44A. Rev. Robert K. Bechtold, St. Peter's Episcopal Church, Sand “Great Beef Betty Crod(er N a b h e o ^ Padelli. co-pastors. Saturday masses at 5 Hill Road. Rev. Bruce Jacques, vicar; Fresh Cysters ‘1.89 USOA pastor. 9:30 a.m.. Education for all ages; and 7:30 p.m; Sunday masses at 7:30, 9, Super Moist Cake Mix 11 a m., worship service Rev. Ronald E Haldeman, assistant to Church Bulletin Board Shrimp Shell On “" C r ‘3.99 ' C H O ICE Trisadt»r|CQr 10:30 and noon. $ • I V OZ. Pkg Asstd Var the vicar. 8 a.m.. Holy Communion; 10 8 2 or Wheat Thins lOoz Pkg Jeho\ah's Witnesses, 647 Tolland a.m .: family service and Sunday school. Mini Fishcakes CoceedFrwpf' 1 ■ 29 BeeETop . tvtPDundPacMgt SB Turnpike. 9:30 a m., Bible discourse; .A\ery Street Christian Reformed Second Congregational Church Room; Grade 8 confirmation, 5 p.m., Robbins Room; Betty Crocker tSfCi 31 i 9" Paper Plates . 89 v East Hartford 10:20 a m . group discussion C h u rc h , Rev. Bert VanAntwerpen, MANCHESTER — Second Congregational (Hiurch has Grade 9 confirmation, 5 p.m., (farrier Room; Grace Scott Napkins 59 First .Assemblies of God. 763 Oak St. Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church pastor. 9:45 a.m.. Sunday school; 11 a.m. Group potluck supper, 6:30 p.m.. Woodruff Hall; Young our kitchen Great buys' J b Royal Cheese Cake 99 (Missouri Synod). Cooper and High scheduled the following events for the coming week. Ffosii'tg Rev. Ralph F. Jelley. pastor. 10 a m , and 7 p m., worship service, nursery at Women's Groi'p, 7:30 p.m.. Federation Room. Betty Crocker 16’; oui'cecar' 1.09 Vanity Fair 59 streets. Rev Charles W. Kuhl, pastor. 9 Tuesday: Bible study, 9:30 a.m., at the church; Advent Roast R aadyto^ead Assoried vanities church school; 11 a m., morning both services. Tuesday: Sacred Dance Group, 6:30 p.m,. Woodruff worship; 7 p.m., evening service. a m.. Divine worship, 10:15 a m , Sunday Study Group, 7:15 p.m., at the church. ^5 Pound Package Messiah Evangelical Lutheran Hall; Emma Nettleton Group, 6:30 p.m., Robbins Room. First Baptist Church of East flart- school and youth forum; 10:15 to 11:30 Cnurch (Wisconsin Synod), 300 Thursday: Boy Scouts, 7 p.m., at the church. U3DA CHOICE Wednesday: Bethany Group Christmas luncheon, noon, frozen foods A great variety of quality brands on sa le ! ford (Southern Baptist Convention), 36 a m.. First and second year youth in­ Buckland Road. Rev. Ronald Muetjel, Round Tip Roast Beet 1 . 8 9 . Main St. Rev. Charles Coley, pastor 11 struction. Holy Communion the first and pastor. 9:30 a.m., worship service; 10:30 Wapping Community Church Robbins Roo. P o ta to third Sunday of each month Thursday: CJiurch Council, 7:30 p.m., Robbins Room. 12oz. Can Stop & Shop :-,^.^24oz. Bag Stm& Shop a m. and 7 p.m., worship services, a m., Sunday school. SOUTH WINDSOR —There will be two candlelight ser­ USDA Choice jm nursery; 9:45 am ., Sunday school; 6 • (Church of Christ, Lydall and Vernon Our Savior Lutheran Church, 1 . 9 9 , vices on Christmas Eve at the Wapping Community Beef Rump Roast "Great Beef" p.m.. Training Union. Streets. Eugene Brewer, minister. 9 (Missouri Synod) 239 Graham Road. 9 Is Church. The first service will be at 7:30 p.m. and the se­ Faith Lutheran Church (Lutheran a m.. Bible classes: 10 a m . worship: 6 a m.. Sunday school; 9 and 10:15 a.m., USOA Choice Church in America), 1120 Silver Lane. p.m.. worship. worship cond at 11 p.m. St. John's Episcopal Church ' 2 . 4 9 , Cheese Pizza i8oi S-rt ^1.20 Eye Round Roast Beel Peas Ccxn E'irst Church of Christ, Scientist. 447 Rev. Paul E. Henry Jr , pastor. 9:30 The services will include special Christmas music by VERNON-St, John's Episcopal Church, Route 30, will Peas & Ciiffots a.m.. worship service N. Main St. II a m., church service. Sun­ the choirs and organist, plus traditional singing of Christ­ conduct a Family Eucharist Christmas Eve, Dec. 24 at 7 Rice Pudding 2poundP*ckAg« 1.39 I y Mi«ed VegetiiDies First Congregational Church. 87 day school, and care for small children. mas carols and the Service of Lights. p.m. Music will be provided by the Junior Oioir. Pork Loin Roast Rib Hal! 1 . 2 9 , Main St. Rev. William E. Flynn, Community Baptist Church, 585 E. The Senior choir will sing a the Service of Carols at 11 Vernon VouTI en|oy everything Five Alive 79 Scallops 1.89 minister, Rev. Carl T. Holt, associate Center St. Rev. James I. Meek, minister. p.m., and at 'he Choral Eucharist at 11:30 p.m. bakery 9:15 a m . Church school for all ages, Trinity Covenant Church Fish Sticks ., 79 minister. 10 a m., worship service, S'l. Joftt-ph C h u rrh . 33 West St.. A Holy Eucharist will be celebrated at 10 a.m., CHirist- Fresh Ham Shank Portion 1 . 1 9 , Jeno's Snack Tray .- I 1.19 church school, child care; 11 a m . coffee kindergarten through Grade 4 continuing Rockville, ^ turday masses at 5 and 7 MANCHESTER — Trinity Covenant Church will spon­ mas Day. Broccoli Spears 2 89 hour; 6 p.m., youth choir; 7 p.m., youth during the service; 10:30 a m.. Morning p.m.; Sunday masses at 8:30 (Polish). 10 sor a Family Christmas Special Sunday at 5 p.m., in the 12oz. Pkg. of 6 Stop & Shop Tuscan Yogurt Pops,., •• 1.29 fellowship. worship, nursery provided. and 11:15 a m. Fellowship Hall of the church. Rump Portion 1 . 2 9 , Frojt'r’Lowf .V C hureh of the Nazarene, 236 Main St. Fresh Ham All Natural. Half Gallon Faith Tahernaclc Church. 1535 Korkvllle Baptist Churrh, 69 Union A dinner, consisting of soup and crackers and dessert, Area Church 7%oz Pkg. Individual Rev Neale McLain, senior pastor; Rev. T 1 Forbes St. Rev. Ralph Saunders, pastor. St. Rev. Robert L. LaCounte, pastor. 9 will be served. George Emmitt, minister of visitation 10 a m., Sunday school; 11 a m., worship a m., worship service; 10:15 a.m.. Sun­ Groups will be formed to go caroling in the homes of Offers ‘Noel’ HIE service; 7 p.m., evangelistic service and outreach 9 30 a m.. Sunday school; day school; 7 p.m . evening service. ^IceCream 10:45 a m., worship, children's church shut-in members and at nursing homes. VERNON —The senior Nursery at all services. Sarrrd llrart Churrh, Route 30. Rev. Stop & Shop B Burnside I nited Methodist Church, and nursery; 7 p m , evening service, Ralph Kelley, pastor; Rev. Michael Nursery care will be available at the church for pre-^ choir of St. John’s 1 7 school children. Episcopal Church will pre­ Eugene Assorted Flavors Lctn 161 Church St. Rev. Henry J. Scherer Jr., nursery Donohue. Saturday mass at 5 p.m.; Sun­ Brewer © CenterCut ^ D a ^ 9 9 pastor, 9:30 a.m., Church school for all Calvary (diurrh (Assemhiies of day masses at 7:30, 9. 10:30 a.m. and Following caroling, the groups will return to the church sent the sacred cantata, Regular or Split C m , Cheese a Apple ages, including an adult class: 10:30 amn.. (iod), 647 E. Middle Turnpike. Rev. noon. for coffee and hot chocolate. “Noel” by Noble Cain at Thin Slice Sherbet Kenneth L Gustafson, pastor; Karl A. Bagelettes Worship hour with child care provided for St. John's Episcopal Church, Route Families interested in participating in the event should the 10 a.m. Worship ser­ Increasingly our in­ Snow Flake Rolls 2 89 »1.59ib Sit*. & Sh* Mrs. Smith Pie infants through age 5; 6 p.m., Junior High Gustafson, assistant to the pastor. 9:30 30. Rev. Robert H. Wellner, rector. 8 call the church office at 649-2855 for reservations. securities are being P odiQ iops Cheese Pizza •/'«. Sr-'i»- vice on Dec. 23. a m . Sunday school; 10:30 a.m . service Daisy Donuts e a Srirnp troiKv.»-p.K.» tji- and Senior High Youth Fellowships. a m., communion; 10 a.m., family ser­ The contemporary com­ manifested in our un­ LaChoy Egg Rolls 6 OJ Pie Shells Wesley Memorial Church (I nited of worship; 6:30 p.m., evening service. vice and church school. willingness to accept risks, Variety Breads Stop & Shop 2 1 'h Center, 'h Blade, South United Methodist Church position depicts the signifi­ as we demand “cradle to the Methodist Church). 110 Ellington Road. Concordia Lutheran Church, Vernon AssrinhIIrs of God Churrh, Honev Vyle J & 4teflrt* service, nursery; 9:15 a.'m.. Church Wednesday; Ladies’ Bible study, 9:30 a.m., church Lullaby, Pastorale, and Imparts to its possessor a Reg or Hot & Sagey 12oz. roll school classes. worship and church school; 11 a.m.. Rev. Kenneth E. Knox, pastor. 10:30 parlor; missionary service, 7 p.m., in the church. Glory to (lod. certain fearleaness. Such lis Festival of Lights^ Hatv) trimmed, all lean Fellowship hour in the hall. ' ea a.m.. Worship service, church school, Friday: 'Teen’s Christmas party, 6:30 p.m., at the Mrs. Donald Wooding, faith woduces an unselfish be youc most joyous ever. ] dellclousi JimmieDeanSausage *1.19 iRnchor Hocking YCUR C H C lC E CF:' Pnehor Hocking ^ North United Methodist Church, 300 nu^ry. comirutment. which alone church. soprano, will sing the Reg Of Sagey 12oz ro« Parker St. Rev. Dr. Howard L. Love, Trinity Lutheran Churrh, dares to accept challeoges 'Excellency StemMSue Hea^ry BaseTumWcisliy Manchester Saturday: Men’s prayer meeting 8 a.m., in the church; Magnificat. The lullaby, Happy 31b. Atalanta Canned Ham *7.99e pastor. 9 and 10:30 a.m.. Worship ser- Meadowlarit Road. Rev. Donald McLean, which invole risks. “But we 804( Wne • 7oz. RoeXs • 12'Voz Beverage • 8oz ^ Caapd Hall, Center Street. 10 a.m., cices, with coffw fellowship between ser­ bus ministry visitation, 10 a.m.; annual adult Christmas “Sleep, My Jesus,” will be are not of them that shrink First W ze Sausage *1.39 pastor. 8 and 10:30 a.m.. Worship ser­ 31b. Armour Ham o«2§ *5.99® 1 Pound Roll 4ViOz. Cocktail • S’/rOZ Beverage »9oz for ■ i breaking bread; 11:45 a.m ., Sunday vices; 9 a.m.. Nursery for children five vices; 9:15 a.m. Sunday school. Party, 7 p.m., Manchester Country Qub. sung by Mrs. Carl Salina, back Into perdition.” a Chanukah Champagne • RorJrs / (Heb.l0:39) Pkg of 4 school; 7 p.m., gospel meeting. years and younger; 10:30 a.m.. Church Union Congregational Churrh, 8:30 soprano, and Herbert X jp all our Jewish friends 51b. Cudahy“Bar S” W 8 .9 9 e Jo n es Sausage nbro« *1-49 ,]poz Goblet Full Gospel Inlerdenominallonal school classes for age three through Nut„.a«,a4*. hi . a.m.. Church school Grade 10, Annex se­ Center Congregational Chureh Kingsbury will serve as n |>v *it»«»-v«tii.e>* * •ke-kkittvn-lks 0 l■•4-4Bible study; Main St. Rev. Dr. George W. Webb. Rev. Auditorium, Park Street, Rockville; 11 St. John’s are invited to deliverance service. Monday; Grade 7 confirmation, 5 p.m.. Federation Phone: 646-»03 Laurence M. Hill, Rev. Bruce A. Pehr- a.m.. Coffee hour at the Annex. share in this service. EVENING HERALD, Sat., Dec. 15, 1979 - 13 12 - EVENING HERALD, S«t.. Dec, 15. 19TO Collectors^ Corner Festive Lights WILL Condominium Vote Sought Heirlooms Of Tomorrow Are At t ; Cover Tracks ^H ID E" VE3WON — The question of whether the The request to table action on the proposal commission with a petition opposing the Doubloon Sales Price YOUR Qirr TIUl WAREHOUSE POINT - building of condominiums will be permitted in was asked by some residents attending building of the condominiums in that location CHRISTMAt Celebrating the opening of their residential zones will probably be decided by a Thursday’s meeting. They contend permitting and another petition was filed opposing con­ 50nHia..n.- track extension, members of the non- referendum if some Vernon residents have struction of condominiums in any residential such use in a residential zone would be a BROAD ST. M M CHESTERl y j t I profit Connecticut Electric Railway their way. major change in the town’s plan of develop­ zone. 254 Sets New Coin Record I Association have decorated their There will be a public hearing on the matter ment and should be subject to a public vote. Kunzli, who owns the Kaminsky farm m a m t u m i m m nearly two miles of line with hun­ property, has asked the conunlssion to amend conducted by the Zoning Commission Jan. 17 A proposal has been made by developer RMinK M MNK «T Hn. By RUSS MacKENDRICK Constellatio patterns — the “bit” and dreds of Christmas lights, creating a the zoning regulations to allow him to build the at 7;30 p.m. in the Memorial Building. This Werner Kunzli to construct condominiums on ’This has nothing to do with getting the "mark.’’ Their values as es­ festive mood for holiday riders on will be a continuation from the hearing con­ land known as the Kaminsky farm off Old condominiums but be hasn’t submitted any EVERVTIMG TO MAKE YOUR a Christmas gift for cousin Egbert, tablished by the auction are $97,500 the old-time trolley cars that once ducted Thursday night and will be the third Town Road. specific application for building them. but it is something earth-shaking in and $160,000. ran on the streets of Hartford, Residents of that area have p re s e n t the time the matter has been continued. the field of numismatics. The The Brasher Doubloon is not unique. Springfield, Waterbury, New Haven, CHRISTMAS JOY LAST FOREVER. Brasher Doubloon shown here went Besides this one they are spotted at Torrington and Winsted. KASONARE HOCES ARE YOURS AT THE COWTRY LOR. for 3725,000 at an auction a couple of the Smithsonian, at Yale, and the Beginning from sundown on weeks ago. ’This is a new record price American Numismatic Society. A Fridays and from noon on Saturdays > for any coin anywhere. fifth specimen was sold by the Rar- and Sundays, these comfortably WJILi TELEPHONE COVER ALL WOOD ’The auction was the first section of coa auction house in July of this year heated vintage cars will run until 9 Church Plans Gift Service the Garrett sales being staged by the to a Walter Perschke, and there may p.m. FRAMED Bowers St Ruddy Galleries. The be still another in the DuPont family. Directions: Go north on Interstate BOL’TON — Bolton Congregational Church crayons and coloring books, jewelry and small which it could direct some of its mission con­ FITS OVER MNWORS highest auction price for a coin was The one shown here is believed to 91 to Exit 45, Bridge Street, will have its traditional white gift service Sun­ toys. Breakable items shouldn’t be included. tributions. YOUR WALL set in 1970 at 177,500 for an 1804 silver be the finest of all as it is almost un­ Warehouse Point, and follow the day at 10:45 a.m. after the regular church ser­ Monetary gifts will be put into a special fund ’The committee felt tbe identification of one s o n RARIPMRTD dollar. In 1974 a similar coin brought circulated with an ANA grade rating signs a half mile to the museum. vice. ’The Church School children will par­ established by the church. ’The Missions Com­ particular agency for support would enable a TOEPHONE SOME HAM $150,000, and this year, $200,000— but of MS63 (MS70 is tops in this scale). the Brasher Doubloon bid makes this ticipate in the special musical program this mittee of the Christian Education Board has better feedback of infomnation regarding the $ 1 5 The coin is about the size of a half Paintings on Display year. established a separate fund for the Back Bay use of its contributions and would establish a $ 3 2 « » seem relatively peanuts. dollar but much heavier. The original Featured Performers ’The gifts collected will be sent to the Back Mission. ’The goal for 1980 is 5800. more personal rapport between the church STARTIKAT I ’The Garrett sale results as a whole doubloon, a familiar name in stories VERNON —Oil and watercolor Bay Mission for distribution to the poor In September church members shared a and the'missionaries. will mean an overhauling of the of pirate gold, was a Spanish coin John G. Hayden, trumpeter, left, and David A. Curry, paintings by Lea Chamberlain, ______WamSBSBSBSurnipRSBDEIIJuleMiRJJMAssigA}* pricing structure for rare coins. For equivalent to 16 pillar dollars or Tolland, will be on display at the Ver­ children in the Biloxi, Miss. area. dinner and fellowship with missionaries from Anyone wanting more information about the CONVEHIEHCE English hornist, soloists with the U.S. Coast Guard Band will Gifts should have a label describing the con­ Back Bay Mission. ’This mission was chosen by project should contact Barry Wagner at 646- HOLIDAY HOURS FOR YOUR Sm p p m instance, the Coiled Hair Stella of "pieces mx.eight.” be the featured performers when the band presents the annual non National Bank Vernon Circle, 1879 (a M gold piece), is the recent Ephraim Brasher (1744-1810), was through the month of January during tents of the package. Gift suggestions include the local church as a Homeland Mission to 4519. OPEN: MON.-FRI. 10 A.M. - 9 P.M. Winter Holidays Concert Sunday night at 8 in Leamy Hall books, stuffed animals, clothing items. Red Book at $90,000 — at the auction an artist skilled in working with regular banking hours. SAT. 10 A.M. - 5:30 P.M. SUNDAY 12 ■ 5 P.M. Auditorium at the U.S. Cost Guard Academy, New London. S49-5173 • FREE OaiVERY - REVOLVING CHARGE it brought $115,000. precious metals. He made tea trays Mrs. Chamberlain is a member of ’The 1888 Flowing Hair Stella is and similar household plates for his The band is directed by Lt. Lewis J. Buckley. the Tolland County Art Association. listed at $45,000 and it went to $65,000. New York neighbor, George A Templeton Reid quarter eagle Washington, and was employed in (2.50 gold), in uncirculated condition, this field by many other notables of Santa's Visit Meetings Canceled SSttAHli sold for $27,000 in 1976. Dave Bowers the era. He was much in demand as If TNt Coupon and • B7.S0 purehtM* reports that a specimen grading only an authority on gold coinage and his VERNON — Santa Claus BOLTON - The Bolton will make an appearance Very Fine was bid off at $47,500. "EB” hallmark (note the right wing Congregational Church EISHT Another aspect of the auction, of the eagle), has been found on Monday from 10 a.m. to forum, the adult study 50° OFF besides the upward repricing it has many foreign pieces. noon and from 2:30 to 4 group, and Sunday school I CMSJI aarf Md «J0 A»T(MFT mTm*AT*a COTVYCATIR PurcbaM Price of Any ThrM O’CLOCK! made necessary, was the establish­ The Bowers & Ruddy catalog p.m. at the offices of will not meet on D ^. 23 or #P AM AVAAJULI AY VOUN LOCAL , AAF m m H A M ET. MDVCHANOIK ment of figures for rare coins not states that " ... specific details con­ Connecticut Legal Ser­ VcomncATiB foa a sMcmc ! i DURKEE SPKES trtracta COFFEE 'A Dec. 30. AND OOOAA VALUl CAN M vices. 32 School St.. MfOR 50 y - 2 w { j priced at all in the Red Book. ’The so- cerning the issuing of his famous 1787 Financial ONOiMD AT YOUR LOCAL AAF I LNnM On* Coupon P f Famty doubloon still remain elusive.” Rockville. •TOM. t U RTOM MANAOn. I V*H4 0*c t J i r t VaM O tc f«*22.1R79 called Janus Copper of Colonial while the coin has three. It more like­ Santa will meet with W orkshop' lORWAMTnUiMNON Massachusetts now takes a valuation The Garrett specimen was children from low-income BOL’TON—’There will be of $40,000. It is believed to be unique. ly represents the Brahma symbol of purchased by a go-between, Martin families. Persons who a financial aid workshop The inscription reads "Goddess Hindu mythology for Past, Present Monas, for “one of America’s most would like to donate baked for parents of college r e ® r : s r . e J 2 ” | ^eas!on’£i Greetings; Libery 1776” and "State of Massa, and Future. prominent numismatists.” goods or candy should call bound students Monday at 1/2 D.” They call it after the god Some other ‘ unipue" hitherto un­ We predict that his “cover” will be the legal services office. 7:30 p.m. at the high "Janus," but he had only two heads p riced w ere the 1783 Nova blown very soon. school. The workshop is A iP HOLIDAY TURKEY SHOP ))X Blood Screening being sponsored by the Program Set Bolton High School LASAGNA FROZEN-IOO'/o PURE BUTTER BASTED-W POP-UP FROZEN-U S D A INSP-GRADE A COVENTRY - The On Families Parents Committee. It is 16 02 pkg TIMER-10 TO UNDER 22 LB S-A & P^^ 10 TO UNDER 22 LBS _____ News for Senior Citizens Public Health Nursing BOLTON - A two- open to anyone interested session Natural Family Association of Coventry in attending. Ml Mr Self BastingO By WALLY FORTIN are still very busy at the Doggart is now Planning Workshop, for Inc. will sponsor a free iaumm Young Green School, and, Hi, folks! We mentioned recuperating at the Vernon engaged and married blood pressure screening although we do have a New Minister that this past Friday was to Manor Convalescent couples, will be held at St. clinic ’Tuesday from 1 to 2 5 9 number of people working, ANDOVER - The Rev. 2i 1 TURKEYS O w „ TURKEYS be the final day to sign up Home. Maurice Parish Center, 32 p.m. at Hill’s Pharmacy. we could use a few more p.m. Richard C. Taylor will ANN PAQE-CUT QREENKANS for the Florida trip, but, Menu for Week , S O C C 15W OZ or MIXED SIZES A ntOZEN-PREMIUM TURKEYS NEVER FROZEN-YOUNG-GRADE' men to help us do the pan­ The workshop is spon­ begin his duties as pastor n TO UNDER 22 LBS. GRADE “A".^ because we need only five Monday: Shells with Church Recital ' ^ SwttlPtas O cini I 10 TO UNDER 22 LBS. ting. sored by the NFP Associa­ of the First Congregational MR CRAB or six more to fill the bus. meat sauce, tossed salad, VERNON — The second Cratimeat we will give you the Our local firemen have tion of Connecticut and Church of Andover the Swift Farm Fresh volunteered to pitch in and bread and butter, chilled Catholic Family Services in a recital series at First beginning of February. weekend to think it over MT LAUREL (AvbIL volunteer to help us with fruit, beverage. of Norwich. Those planning Congregational Church of STEMS & PIECES and then set Tuesday noon After the Sunday morning Star^ the painting on their off- Wednesday: Homemade to attend must pre-register Vernon will be Sunday at 7 Tim ., Dftc. e )^ as the absolute deadline. service he conducted, the BUTTERBALLWwib TURKEYS duty hours. This will really com chowder, ham on rye, by Jan. 2. A registration p.m. in the church sanc­ congregation chose him as We also mentioned that we be a super big help and one date muffin, beverage. fee of $15 will be charged tuary. the new pastor. He is Fr*tn-Ov*n Stult*r CNcktns will take out-of-town peo­ 5 to ' Sficed'AiP ftmrn we are very grateful for. Thursday: Christmas per couple. Checks should The program will be currently pastor of the PERDUE ROASTERS 7 to* < PARTY ASSORTMENT r, ’T ’ ple and you do not have to dinner, roast breast of Y HvgrBd*-S*miBon*tt3i 8fiC*d-A8P With their cooperation presented by the Men's and Hinsdale, Mass. Cap'n JoHn'i-Ouick Frozen be a senior to go. Think be made payable to WHOLE HAMS LUNCHEON AS8X 'i? *1** with our volunteers, this turkey with stuffing, can­ Natural Family Planning Boys Choir from Christ Congregational Church. He Horm*l-Bon*l*t5 SHRIMP COCKTAIL 3 ; * 2 » Shc*d-AAP-12oz pkg 1 4 7 $ about it and then call our died sweet potatoes, Church Cathedral. Hart­ CURE 81 HAMS Ctpn Johnt-OwcliFroi*n-S*ladStz* _____ office, 647-3211 first thing should really speed up the Assocation of Connecticut. replaces ’The Rev. David 0«m BEEF PARTY ASSORTMENT cranberry sauce, green ford. The two featured Monday morning. painting program. Stop by The fee covers both Reese. POLISH KIELBASA COOKED SHRIMP ^ *f* S canned HAM 3ct. any morning from 9 to noon peas, roil and butter, sessions and all materials. works will be "Advent 100% Pvica Pull Cap nJonn'i-Ourcfc Frozen (24 OZ pkg 19 89) ______Oi»ckFroz*n-wmi Peru of Beck Intfmational City VLASJC-SWEET MIXED and we’ll be happy to put holiday ice cream, Those wishing to pre- Lessons and Carols." and AAP SAUSAGE MEAT mediumshrimp ^ ' ^ v*4** TUmCEYLEQQTRS. » 49* Just think, that it's just I Pickitt AAP SauMQ* Mm i Froi*n-Whit*8MMty ^ f t f t you to work and you’ll beverage. register should send their The Oratoria “Messiah" Mauew'i-Ouick Frozen-family Peck of 12 ... one week from this coming Mobile, Ala . someiimes is SAW-17 OZ CAN ONE pie-1346 OZ CAN M * 4 COUNTRY TREAT TURKEY BRMSTS . *1*” enjoy doing your share Friday: Baked corned names and the $15 to by Handel. called the "Cuy of Six Flags Fruit Cocktail 4 9 * C hicktn Broth 4c*nTl Ann Pag* Whot* or IciCiM Tuesday when Santa will STUFFED CLAMS 'iV *f*J along with your friends. beef hash with pineapple Marshall Fightlin, 201 Tbere will be an admis­ Since Its first seitlemeni. the SLICED BACON • f CLAU88EN PICKLES be paying us a visit. Hardly ring, french green beans, cily has been owned by the O K. now, let's bang out Hickory St., Norwich. sion charge. Tickets will be ASP BUTCHER SHOP HOLIDAY HAM SHOP seems possible that Christ­ bread and butter, available at the door. The French. British and Spanish BEEFRie WHOLE 7C rO?UB5 mas is already here, and I the happenings here at the and has flown the flags of the CUSTOM CUT INTO P<6 ROASTS A steaks OP BONElESS RiB E' beverage. cost will be half priced for FULLY COOKED-WATER ADDED-SHANK PORTION haven’t been in the right senior center, and we start American Colonies, the Con: Schedule for Week senior citizens and federate states and the United $019 mood for shopping. I guess with the bowling results of RIBS OF BEEF SMOKED HAMS it’s because the weather our Senior Bowling League Monday; 10a.m.- kitchen students. Stales MMAOY-nNMTNW P fM B -O V M HBAOV-VTiHBTN kM has been too nice. I’m not at the Parkade Lanes this social game; noontime rrtm Fa^k Large End * M g SmaH End CA 79 Rump Be OR Ham Steaks e^gg kicking about that, but I past Tuesday afternoon. lunch served. 1 p.m., Rib Roasts £ 0.1 RHi Roasts £ «>. P o rtio n * I..I o r R o a s t s I ». think it takes a little snow Class A high triple, men, pinochle games. Bus SpacMtiing Eidua»v«Fy m to get in the right mood. Bruno Giordano, 545; pickup at 8:15 a.m., return Speaking of Christmas, women, Eklna Christensen. trips at 12:30 and 3:30 p.m. WISE RDOCS we remind you about our 433, Class A single, Earle 'Tuesday: 9 a.m. b'us for For The H»rd-To-Flt Potato Chips SUNKIST-CALIF. NAVEL RED or GOLDEN DELICIOUS annual Christmas Party Everett, 212; Florence shopping. 10 a.m. square MOLINERA Doutt, 158; Class B high dancing. 1 p.m. return CHUBETTES Oranges this coming Thursday. It's zcViE FARj# I APPLES the time when you bring a triple, Ted Gaderawski. from shopping and Senior ORANGES present and receive one in 393; women. Nellie Golas, Bowling at the Parkade WASH STATE ^ 114; high single, Ted Lanes; 1:30 p.m. exercise JUMBO M ^ 2'iIN MIN M n n return. Ladies will bring a LKETCHUP Avocados D 9> Cucumbers w in woman’s gift and the man Gaderowski, 147; Nellie class. FRESH m TROI>ICU. FRVORITES M g ^ Golas, 127. Wednesday: 9 a.m. SIZES 2 6 o 2 .b ll 8 - 1 a man’s gift. Boxes will be Oncni^l m 4 8 ! available for the presents, On Wednesday morning health clinic by appoint­ 8‘i to 14*^ Scallions 4 Coconuts 4 9 YELLOW NUTRITIOUS-BAKING M and when Santa arrives he it was pinochle games with ment. 10 a.m. pinochle lO 'i to 18Vj Turnips I 9 T Potatoes 4«»’ l Order Your Holiday Fruit Trays or and his helpers will pass 45 players and the games, and Friendship Cir- ReDkAlAOORlAMf SPAMSM ^ QMAIWgALMiaiZOZ KG A A e out presents to all who following winners: Bert cle. Noontime lunch i 7 9 * Onions 4 »n SunchokesoS* brought one. Also that day, Turner, 611; Billy Stone, served. 12:45 p.m. bridge BANANAS M SHEU f c ii e e BONNER ^ # 9 0 FRUIT BOWLS we will have some surprise 603; Vinnie Borella, 602; games. 1 p.m. craft class. Pick Of the crop F'esh Fru'i'* t-. Bus pickup at 8:15 a.m., a n n p a q e - baby HEINZ-ASST VARCTIES iB A f t Mixed Nuts ^ Raisins ^ ; i n s ’.iFVn” Brighten you' Moliddy Tifh'e or A'- 1 entertainment. We are George Last. 5%; Rene K othar Dills Qravitt 49* CHRISTMAS I ^ O Q weiNCHPOTMeiNCHPOT e e c a deliqhitui gift lor someone spec’i' planning a delicious turkey Maire, 590; Martha return trips at 12:30 and 3 NESTUS OCEAN SPRAY 48 OZBTL A A f t Cactus Polnsettlas * 4 " Order lOurs lod.ly See Tu' blO'e dinner to be served at LaBate, 584; Sam Schorrs, p.m. Morsali Cranberry Ouict 9%T M.in,igt*» or Produce Win.»q»-» lo' Thursday; Noontime 3 * 1 TROPICAL DELIGHT * T A S complete details noontime and we invite all 584; Mike DeSimone, 583; Large Size Mangoes r 9 « to partake of the meal and Ernestine Donnelly, 579; turkey dinner served; 1;30 then stay for our fun A1 Chellman, 574; Bob p.m. Fun Day at our an­ Christmas present Schubert, 570; Floyd Post, nual C!hristmas Party. Bus STAR HOOD Wliaii ASP Bwrere Mike , exchange. 564. pickup at 10 a.m., return a Special Pwakaea el a In the afternoon we had trip after Fun Day Party. lower Pile*, w* pee* i » } By the way, keep in mind SOUR C A O aevkitieeleveeaea our bridge games and the Friday: 10 a.m.kitchen “AcHaaM^ that we will have a super TREK , , CREAM 0 9 Holiday Dance Thursday. lucky prize winners were; social games. Noontime 0 Dec. 27 and tickets are now Rene Maire, 4,890; Billy lunch served. 1 p.m. set­ _ Onion Soup u ICerando back games. Bus pickup at ^ P E N N . DUTCH BROAD. FfC OR MED ] GENOA SALAMI available. Stone, 4,640; George Last, CRESCENTcni^ ORANGE i^NoodNt 'U°i 79* I Cerendo-Sltck or Bulk However, even with all 4,040. 8:15 a.m., return trips at IPEPPERONI 12:30 and 3:30 p.m. ROLLS O y •BETTY CROCKER WALNUT the holidays upon us, we Our friend, Robert JUICE 79 pBrownitMix Coiontel ^ # l i t COCKTAE.FBANK812 ^ ITALIAN KITC»CN-1 LB CONT SEAITEST MRAFT WMPPED CdorHal Qratad ChMtt Shorbtt 79* rCroam Chooaa^' 95* GLAZED HAM Bookmobile Schedule Ra n n p a q e - pourable HOOO CAuieioweA 6 HACAnoManoccou CMcken Egg Nog gallpn rMMaMaran0CC0iUCAui»L0«C« rOrtsalng Orton QIant 'oo« 6 9 * BOLOGNA Thursday Irom 9 a.m. lo 9 HOOO-7 OZ CONT -INSTANT A A f t R a im p a g e - small MANCHESTER - Here I Uether'i p.m. and Tuesday, MRS SMTH'S °StuflodOllvta Vl'ednesday Whippad Cream 09* [ c h e e se c a k e is next week’s schedule for Wednesday, Friday and Satur­ Atp-iozmo eZM Appit Pit BORDEN „ _____ the Manchester Public 10 a.m. — Crestfield Ckm- ^ C rtfflo ra ”” » r day from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Craam Clwata O tT RICKS Library bookmobile; valescent Home. Whiton Memorial Library- ■MU coioMOtiB«a*eaLCit ft f t A 32oz I AjuMrAoe-STRA8MPAQC-8TRAWSERRY 2 40 p.m. — Sunset Street, CoNttRIch cent ' 18 01 All deparlmenU open Monday Mal-O-On ti<» <*. " i^Prtaarvaa Monday 3:20 p.m. - Nike Circle. through Friday from 10 a.m. EMjirncaeimmctmm ftA fta BA4P ^ j LANDXTLAKES 10 i.m . — Case Drive. 4:10 p.m. - West and North ,8liarpChaeaa [SwtttPtts 3 « Mtrgarint li;40 a m. — Bluefield Fairfield streets. to 6:30 p.m. and Saturday Drive, from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. holiday NORUARBU Mu Thursday $TAVFREE-RiO or SUPER;PER A A f t LOTION- A M 2:10 p.m .-O 'L eary Drive. MeRCHANDISE GIFMDMS I,' PoundCak* »» 10 a m. - Regional Oc­ Mail-Pads XW YardkySoit>3^';n {WOWNSSBIVf . 2:50 p.m. - Thomas Drive. XHMROKR OVERNIGHT * CORONET-eMTeLwiMTi ftiftim, cupational Training Center. Vernon Ctn* I"* ! |Fm Upetl SiOfMcii Rekol Mini DEEP DhinarRolls X i 3:30 p.m. - Pine Ridge DIapm naiiiTisstM ' ; r 1^ 1 OSUQOUS-UOZPKa ___ _ ll;4 0 a .m .- Frances Drive. eeeTeKfM - O I alka- ApplaRaltinBuna 99^| Apartments. R - ^ i r n i i OVENWARE ISELTZER 89* FRYER 4;10 p.m. — Fountain 2:10 p.m. — Sycamore Lane. FACIAL TISSUES ■CORONET-DECORATED .• Qt Ut.M, ^ 2:50 p.m. - Virginia Road. lOoMen Wheel Oerm 8 Honey CAN OPENER Village ApartmenU. • ‘ Deep Cm |] '^ -tcaka ’y*gJ 3:30 p.m. - Clinton Street. 1 COUtOV DOUBLl I Loaf D'Sh ^ ^ ■SUAVE 8HAMPOOMI PERCOLATOR Tuesday 74:10 p.m. - Gerard Street. SCOTTIES I NAPKINS • 6 Square ■ -HMUtbmwuiorJ 10;*0 a.m. - Lincoln _-200 clpkg ll^ .1^-- ISOcIpkq C.i»e D'sh I ionCONOmONEHS7l CORN POPPER n a - wim T M VHutU* Coupon Center. Library Hours pM Ui LOVE a WlTHFROCtSSMO .. H^S^^STrSnoiaairMN^ ll;40 a.m. - Ivy Manor Mary Cheney Library - '%is$aakt’’sM ;|M Kodak FHm CHRISTMAS WRAP995 Apartments. ASP-REGULAR Adult and reference B u u n s ^ Tied Aftwiive becked 2:10 p.m. — Charles Panty Ho m departments open Monday BAG-0-B0W8 ~49* Apartments. (") AaPMOrSNYLON U1 Appreved-Mmeture through Friday from 9 a.m. lo (ORLONS337) 3 pee i A i T aangme IIIMM One CouBon Par FaMly , 1:50 p m, - Carpenter LIGHT SETS •la nVaMdOeo iS^tSTS < Roftd. 9 p.m. and Saturday from 9 IpraaiSocka ^ * 2 ”. a m to 6 p.m Children’s JjgWRgECTIVE0|aMglJJjJ|^^2^^ iw nm nvi tmi wqht to u m t ouwititbs amp to cnnntCT ttooopawical bw om itww fop »« u wot m im m u to awQtllAH so mru. c 3:30 p.m. - Grissom Road. 4:10 p.m. - Woodstock department open Monday and J 3 - PLEASE CALLTHEATBE FOR SCREEN TBZES EVENING HERALD, Sat., Dec. 15,1979- 15 14 - EVENING HERALD. Sat., Dec. 15, 1979

East Catholic 62 Manchester 73 Rham 50 Bacon 61 Conard 74 Fermi 4 7 Bulkeley 41 Enfield 56 Bolton 4 7 Cheney Tech 57 East Hartford 71 Penney 45 Jets Seek Morale Victory NEW YORK (UPI) - The tuneup for the AFC Eastern cham­ clinching two touchdown passes that Los Angeles has won the NFC West beat the Lions, 28-10, hooks up with New York Jets have spent a pion Dolphins. New York also has title. momentum on its side having beaten the Green Bay Packers in the only Denver, Oakland and Geveland are decade trying to live up to the Miami three straight. other Saturday game. Both teams in the running. The Broncos can gain legendary 1968 team that won A determined effort by the Jets to have been eliminated from the entrance by beating San Diego for Super Bowl II. They’ve had prevent 1979 from becoming a losing playoffs. Detroit is 2-13 and Green the AFC West championship. Indians Down Enfield only one winning season since season could leave the field strewn Bay 4-11. Cleveland will be a wild carder If ’The final weekend of the regular then and the best they can with stricken Dolpnins. Miami Coach Denver loses and Oakland drops Its By LEN AUSTER a hoop by Bill Anderson off an In- markers respectively. and Joe Maher also dished out a cou­ Don Shula is ap­ season concludes with Sunday’s encounter with Seattle. bounds pass underneath the basket Manchester was 20-for-34 at the ple of hoops. achieve this year is an 8-8 stan­ prehensive about a games that find Buffalo at Washington automatically rushes Herald Sporlawriler doff. Pittsburgh, Cleveland at Cincinnati, Moving the ball better on by Alex Britnell. half while Enfield was ll-for-2S. Jeff Wheeler paced Enfield with a rash of Injuries in if it can beat Dallas for the NFC Manchester proceed^ to outscore Haslett shot 6-for-7 and Anderson 6- game-high 22 points. Jeff Maier Beating Miami Saturday in the last with the playoffs Seattle at Oakland, New Orleans at East title. The Redskins have other offense, Manchester High Enfield the rest of the way, 10-4. for-8 In the half. chipped in with 11 for the Raiders. game of the regular season could be around the comer. Los Angeles, St. Louis at Chicago, options. They make it if Tampa Bay overpowered winless Enfield “We needed a victory and got it,” “Offensively we were better. We Manchester also took the jayvee the morale booster for Coach Walt “ We’re con­ San Francisco at Atlanta, loses and Chicago wins. If both Tam­ High, 73-57, in CCIL basketball stated Tribe Coach Doug Pearson, shot very well in the first half. We contest, 76-60. Jim Florence had 16 Michaels’ team and provide the cerned about it,” Washington at Dallas, Baltimore at pa Bay and Chicago win Sunday, the action last night before a “ Most of the time we got good ball rebo'ind^ better, especially at the points, Greg Williams 12 and Mike launching pad for what he hopes is Shula admits. “If New York Giants, Kansas City at 'Skins and Bears battle for the berth sparse crowd at Oarke Arena. movement. When they (Enfield) defensive end. But we fouled way too Oleksinski 10 for the 2-0 young In­ the road back in 1980. you’re not ready to Tampa Bay, Minnesota at New with the team that had the most net came back we were dribbling too much. We’re a little bit tor dians. The Jets’ last winning log was a 10- play and you come England and Philadelphia at points during the season reaching the The victory evened the Indians’ much.” aggressive. We have to learn to play MnnchrAler (73) — Haslett 8 3-6 19, 4 season in 1969. A pair of 7-7 years in in against a team like the Jets that is Houston, plus Monday night’s Denver playoffs. record at 1-1 while the setback drops 'The locals took a 21-12 edge after wiUi our heads and our feet.” Koepsel 0 0-0 0, Anderson 10 1-2 21, Ken­ 1972 and 1974 and the 8-8 record of playing well now and is healthy and at San Diego game. Tampa Bay needs a victory over Enfield to 0-2 in the league, 0-3 one quarter with John Haslett dum­ Anderson, after a poor opening per­ nison 2 3-4 7, Britnell 3 (M) 6, Silver 21-2 S, last year was the closest they came very physical, it can be a disaster for The way the playoff picture looks Kansas City to clinch the AFC cen­ overall. Maher 2 0-04, Sweeney 4 00 8, Wilson 11- ping in 4-for-4 from the field with 9 formance, had 21 points and 8 to going over .500. you.” now, Pittsburgh, Houston, Dallas, tral title. If the Bucs lose and The Silk Towners had a 61-44 lead 2 3, Lombardo 0 00 0. Totals 32 9-16 73. 'fri points overall to lead the charge. rebounds, a figure shared with Rich Michaels’ crew could catch Miami Detroit, still reeling from Miami Philadelphia and San Hliego have Chicago wins, the Bears take the with about seven minutes remaining Enfield (57) - Cerrato 3 02 6, J. ^ 3 Anderson chipped in with 6 markers. Koepsel. Haslett dumped In 19 points off guard because the game is just a quarterback Bob Griese’s title- clinched at least wild card berths. division crown. before the visitors ran off 9 un­ Maier 4 3-4 11, Bridges 2 1-4 5, Wheeler 7 Manchester lengthened its advantage in another strong overall outing. answered points. But Manchester 8-10 22, Morton 2 1-3 5, M. Maier 4 8. at the half to 41-26 with Haslett and Britnell had 4 assists while Kennison ToUls22 13-23 57. righted itself with 3:35 remaining on Anderson accounting for 13 and 12 Ace Swiss Skier Baseball ^dson Already? ri^ ^ 1 Spring training is still two months away but baseball equip- menf must be ready and shipped shortly after Christmas for Roars into Lead Eagles Stop Bulkeley Florida and Arizona. Above, Pete Sheehy, clubhouse boss of the Am t New York Yankees, sorts out uniforms for trip south. (UPI PIANCAVALLO, Italy (UPI) - Marie Therese Nadig, showing Photo) the form which won her two gold medals in 1972 Olympics, Switching to a man-to-man Bulkeley took a 9-8 lead after one “We played very well defensively worked hard on both backboards with Friday scored her second straight World Cup downhill victory of defense in the second stanza. quarter with both sides using zone in the third stanza,” Penders stated, 7 rebounds. “We have a lot of work though offen­ this season, pushing her great Austrian rival Annemarie East Catholic got the tempo to defenses. But East switched to a Six-foot-7 John Dyson had 10 points man-to-man alignment in the second sively, as far as running a continuity to pace Bulkeley. MoserProell into second place. its liking en route to a 62-41 win stanza — “we had to set a different offense. We scored a lot off the tran­ E««t C a ih o llr (62) — Venora 11-4-28, The 25-year-old Swiss ace, who has match last season's magnificent over Bulkeley High in non­ tempo to get us game in the game,” sition.” Fortin 1-0-2, Radant 34W, Kiro 5-6-16, Herald Angle won four of this season’s six World record when she won six of the seven conference basketball action cited Penders — and that move paid Bob Venora had a strong outing for Ayer 1-1-3, Galligan 04)4), Ciszewski 1-2-4, Cup events, powered down the 2,820- downhills and captured the World the Eagles as he dumped in 26 points Pagan! 004), Falkowski 2-1-5, Skoly 04)0 meter Nazionale piste in 1 minute, Cup title for the 6th time. last night at the Eagles’ Nest. off. Totals 24-14-62, Earl Yost East erected a 26-18 halftime lead and hauled in 15 rebounds, his second 41.29 seconds, at an average speed of Nelson, disappointed with her per­ It was the home opener for Coach Bulkriry (41) — Walker 0-2-2, Scata 2- formance, was also annoyed at the Jim Penders’ crew and moves its and extended it to 41-22 after three straight double digit effort in both 3-7, Snyder 1-0-2, Dyson 4-2-10, Cruz 4-1-9, Sports Editor 100.23 kph. Slicing through the snow departments. He got strong support and mist, Nadig also had the fastest confusion in the U.S. camp concer­ w: ■^1 record to 20. ’The Bulldogs drop to 1- quarters, utilizing a zone defense in Grear 34)0, Johnson 2-1-5, Deas 0-1-1, from Pete Kiro who had 16 points and intermediate time of 1:04,48. ning the combined event. “We 1. the third stanza to confuse the Collins 10-2. ToUls 17-7-41. Bulldogs. MoserProell, starting three places thought it would be decided on ahead of Nadig, clocked 1:04.82 at the today’s downhill and tomorrow’s Getting in Final Kicks One that Got Caught halfway stage and went on to finish in special slalom," said Nelson, who Just Wondering Department: How many other sports powers 1:41.48, just 0.19 of a seconds slower failed to place in the giant slalom in Preparing for Sunday’s game against New England at than Nadig. Jana Soltysova of Limone Piemonte. Conard Tops Penney on the college scene, like the University of New Mexico in Schaefer Stadium, the Minnesota Vikings went through the paces Soaring for Two Rhody Surprises UConn r Czechoslovakia placed third in in sunny Fort Lauderdale, Fla., yesterday. The Vikes can’t Going right down to the wire, Conard High overcame basketball, are guilty of recruiting athletes and offer such ______1:41.66, followed by West Germany's Manchester High’s Bill Anderson (43) banks shot off the glass courses as swimming, baseball, football, basketball and sex and Monika Bader (1:41.89) expect that same weather Sunday in Foxboro. (UPI Photo) Penney High, 74-71, in CCIL basketball action last night in PROVIDENCE, R.I. (UPI) — Forward Gilson DeJesus tossed in 15 o for two-pointer in CCIL basketball tilt last night at Clarke Arena vet have the stars not attend classes during their particular Liechtenstein’s Hanni Wenzel East Hartford. points and grabbed 10 rebounds Friday night to pace Rhode Island to a ?! against Enfield High. Raider defender Mike Maier (12) trailed : 74-63 victory over Connecticut at the Civic Center. playing season? A number of college basketball standouts did not (i:42.4i) and West Germany's Irene ’The victory improves the Chief­ with 16 behind Jones' 20 markers play. (Herald Photo by Adamson) The Rams, 32, trailed 36-31 at halftime, but reeled off eight un- * “ tains mark to 2-0 while the Black complete high school and investigation by the FBI reveals ®PP‘® 23-year-oid with John Maloney chipping in a answered points early in the second half to take the lead for good, 41-38, ?; O.J. Will Be Remembered Knights go to 0-2 . dozen. several had long arrest records at the New Mexico school of with 13:06 left. URI increased the advantage to 51-41 and the closest S Conard jumped to a 22-12 lead after Chuck Garen pumped in a game- UConn could get the rest of the way was 53-47. URI hit on 13 of 16 foul leaming(?). Stanley Morgan leads the NFL in was runnerup to Nadig in Val d’Isere, one quarter and still led at the half. high 21 points for Penney with Tony shots in the last five minutes to ice the victory. New Mexico averaged better than average yards per reception with 23, France, nine days ago, could only 36-30. Penney narrowed the gap to 50- Cruz (14) and Bob Linnell (12) also in plus. A 27-yard grab Sunday will give manage 12th place in 1:43.99. Running Defenses Dizzy Jimmy Wright, Marc Upshaw and Kevin Whiting all had 12 points for S I 16,(XI0 fans for home basketball Rham Quintet 46 after three quarters and ti^ it at twin digits. Linnell had 5 assists games and offered, and sold, nearly Morgan 1,000 yards, a feat no New Two of Nelson's teammates, Heidi : Rhody. Mike McKay led UConn.4-2, with 14 and Clay Johnson added 13. § 52-52 on a basket by reserve Scott while Cruz grabbed 8 rebounds for Engfand player has ever achieved in Preuss of Lakeport, N.H., and Holly BUFFALO, N.Y. (UPI)-In 1-13 record in 1971 to a 4-9-1 season. Bills were soon to part ways. He un­ UConn’s sophomore star Corny Thompson was Injured mi'dway S 1,000 standing room only tickets for Dawkins. the Black Knights. Dawkins off the one season ... Anita Murphy has Flanders of Manchester, N.H., both Prior to the 1973 season, Simpson derwent knee surgery eight games i through the second half and had to leave the game after scoring seven ? each game. the day of the brash, pampered It was tied twice after that but a bench also played well for Penney. was bubbling. The Bills were building into the 1977 season and was traded : points. Officials diagnosed the injury as a badly sprained left ankle. The college officials couldn’t have given up her assistant manager’s fell but were uninjured. professional athlete, O.J. basket by Cubby Martin put Conard C a n a r d (74) — Martin 6 4-5 16, been blind to Uie situation. position at the Manchester Racquet “The piste was not so fast as in an offensive line with the likes of to San Francisco on March 24, 1978, Stops Bolton Simpson was a breath of fresh Reggie McKenzie and Joe for a number of draft choices. ahead to stay at 58-56 with a bucket Maloney 6 0-3 12, Treadwell 0 5-6 5, Jones If the NCAA had the available Club and her smiling face and per­ training,” Nadig said. “There was a Delamielleure, an outfit later dubbed by Mike Jones giving the Chieftains a 10 0-0 20, Murphy 4 2-4 10, Swietek 0 2-2- 2, manpower the guess here is that sonality plus will be missing from the bit of a wind on the high part and also air. He closed out his career quietly. Breaking into the win column, Rham High downed Bolton Welch 0 0-0 0, MillerO 04) 0. Dubiel 00-00, “The Electric Company” because 4-point spread. many of the so-called “ powers ” in lobby office ... Town 10-pin bowling mist. I made a mistake at about the His personality — his touch of class Bills' fans grieved with him after the High, 50-47, in Charter Oak Conference basketball action last Conard built a 6-point advantage on Kowalski 3 3-4 9. Totals 29 16-24 74. tourney finals Sunday afternoon at halfway mark and was too straight. — was always evident to reporters. "they turn on the juice." drowning death of his daughter this P e n n e y (71) — Cruz 6 2-4 14, Garen 10 basketball would be found guilty of a hoop by Matt Murphy, who totaled the Parkade Lanes is open to the It cost me about a second,” added He invariably found time for an in­ Saban was willing and ready to let year. night in Bolton. 1-1 21, Breen 2 4-4 8. Kirkpatrick 0 0-0 0, recruiting and on-campus practices 10 points and 11 rebounds to highlight terview, usually chatting with Simpson run. He never attained two of his pro The victory was the Sachems' first and we didn't handle the zone press.” Dawkins 3 0-0 6, Linnell 5 2-2 12, Fahey 1 EHHS Bows in OT involving their star players. public Rolling starts at 1 o'clock ... Nadig, who scored a triple triumph in “I believe I can gain 1,500 yards football goals: breaking Jim Brown’s after three setbacks and pegs their Roche had 17 points to pace Rham the Chieftain effort. Martin was the For the record: Billy Rodgers placed Val d’Isere where she won the newsmen for at least an hour after a 04) 2. Roberts 2 2-2 6, Dunn 0 2-2 2. Totals this season, ” Simpson said casually all-time rushing record and owning a COC mark at 1-2. The Bulldogs go to while Jeff Snyder chipped in with 14. second best point leader for Conard 29 13-15 71. Amateur Athletes 40th in the marathon event in the 1976 downhill, giant slalom and combined. game, no matter what the outcome. Nip and tuck all the way, Fermi High of Enfield hung on to Olympic Games in Montreal after He had seen the glory days and his before the season started. “Some of Super Bowl ring. 1- 1. Jeff Beecher, canning 15-foot Wenzel’s fifth placing following her jumpers from the outside, had a edge East Hartford, 4745, in overtime last night to the Also in the hard-to-figure being among the early leaders ... victory in last week's giant slalom in share of bad ones with the Buffalo the offensive linemen are talking But, it was just like the Super Bowl Rham led at the half, 23-20. after department: How amateur aUiIetes, about a lot more than that.” every Sunday in the mid 1970s when Bolton took the lead after one turn, 9- game-high 21 points for Bolton while delight of home town fans in a ~(:CIL encounter. ifj Eamon Flanagan, who served as Limone Piemonte, Italy, gave her Bills, and even though he spent his who have been found guilty of accep­ He started the season with what the Bills faithful would pack into 7, The Sachems extended the margin Brian Winkler chipped in with 11. Windsor Locks Quintet Keith Porcello's fifth hoop of the Hornets were Tylpr Jones and Robin coordinator for the Five Mile Road the combined event decided on last two football years in a San Fran­ ting money under the table for was then a single-game-record, 250- Rich, screaming and chanting to 34-28 after three quarters. R ham (.50) — Tuohey 4-0-8. Wright 1-0- game decided the issue with 12 Cason with 18 and 16 points respec- S Race in Manchester, ran the Boston results of both rgqps. It also boosted cisco 49ers uniform, Buffalo fans will 2, Roche 8-1-17. Havber 4-1-9, Snyder 6-2- seconds left in overtime. He paced tively. Sean Campbell’s six rebounds appearances, are now up for Marathon three years ago. The local her to top p lac f in the World Cup remember the “Juice” as they knew yard performance in a victory over "Juice, Juice” whenever Simpson "They had that big guy (Bob the New England Patriots. The yards got the ball. 14. T oU ls 23-4-50 ' Outpoints Glastonbury the winners with 13 points. A1 Golab led the losers. reinstatement by the Amateur physician is in great shape and a very standings with 102 points, two ahead him best: running defenses dizzy on Roche)," Bolton Coach Dan Moore piled up. and going into the season R ollon 1 471 — Winkler 5-1-11, Ferguson added 11 and Matt Kopec 10 in a well- Athletic Union. talented tennis player as well. of Nadig. Rich Stadium's artificial turf. They iiad better clear out a room at explained the difference, "We were 1-2-4, Warner 2-0-4, B eech er 10-1-21, finale against the New York Jets, With three performers in "We didn’t have any offense. Every balanced scoring attack. F e rm i (47) — Golab 3 5-13 11, Keene 0 There will be few simon-pure “I was quite satisfied. 1 was just The pro career began slowly in 1969 professional football's Hall of Fame outrebounded. ’They pressed us also Caselos 3-1-7 Totals 21-6-47 04) 0, Kopec 5 0-2 10, PatUrson 3 MO 8, Simpson needed 61 yards to break time 1 sent in a play, someone went Quarter scores found Fermi amateur athletes with the United looking for extra points for the com­ for the former Heisman Trophy in Canton, Ohio, because O.J. is double figures, Windsor Locks Porcello 5 3-4 13, Wingen 0 04) 0, Preston 2 Glad io Return Home Jim Brown’s single-season rushing moving in. off on his own.” leading 9-4 after one. East out front. States Olympic team in the 1980 bined,” Wenzel said. winner from the University of toppled Glastonbury High, 55- 1-2 5. ToUls 18 11-34 47. Hartford Whalers will be glad to record of 1,863 yards. Jim Flanders topped the Raiders 20-17 at intermission, and Fermi Games. It’s not an easy job to prove MoserProell, fifth in Val d'Isere, Southern California. He gained 1,927 43, in Central Valley East Hartford (45) — Jones 5 8-8 18. get home Wednesday night against "We re going to get those yards if Gehrig Award with 13 points with Ed Staron (12) back on top. 32-30, after three cantos. that Uncle Sam’s top aUiletes have commented: "I skied very well, I yards in his first three seasons with Tech Blows Lead, Cason 7 2-2 16, Campbell 0 1-2 1, Doran 2 lowly Washington at Springfield after we have to run Juice 61 times, ” NEW YORK (UPI) - Veteran Conference basketball action and Terry Grogan (11) also in twin financial interests through their the Bills, a good showing for most At the regular regulation buzzer the 3-4 7, Seeley 0 0-0 0, Ladue 0 0-0 0, was satisfied. I hit the 's ’-bend and I Atlanta Braves Phil Niekro Thursday digits. Mike Stowell netted a game- endeavors in their particular sport a tough western trip of four games, backs, but less than had been McKenzie vowed before the game. last night at the Raiders’ gym. scoreboard read 40-40. McCarthy 1 1-2 3, Pandiscia 0 04) 0, Earle made no mistakes. I was fifth last was voted the recipient of baseball’s high 23 points (or'Glastonbury with but it’s a known fact many are paid. the last coming up tonight in expected from the heralded Trojan. Simpson gained 200 yards on Dec. The victory improves the Raiders’ Offensive standouts for the 0 04) 0. ToUls 15 15-18 45. week and two seconds behind. This Lou Gehrig Memorial Award for Contest to Bacon Colorado. The Whalers are also home In 1972, new head coach Lou Saban 16, 1973, against the Jets, giving him overall mark to 2-1 and CVC mark to Todd Proffitt chipping in 10 tallies. time I was second and only two 10th one week from tonight against Buf­ 2,003 for the season. The Simpson 1979. The award is given annually to a 1-0 while the setback drops the Windsor Locks (55) — Lowe 2-3-7, IVotes Off the Cuff down. Just wait until next week’s took the wraps off Simpson and he falo and the red hot Philadelphia class came through after the game major league player who best Unable to maintain a first half lead, Cheney Tech went down to Tomahawks to 0-2 overall, 0-1 in the Flynn 1-2-4, Grogan 4-3-11, Flanders 5-1- The seven defeats suffered to date downhill in Zell Am See, Austria.” cracked the 1,000-yard rushing mark 13, SUron 64)-12, Demers 2-2-6, McGowan comes to Springfield Dec. 26 ... when O.J. met the eager New York exemplifies the ability and character a 61-57 defeat at the hands of Bacon Academy last night in conference. by the New England Patriots are the With only two downhill races gone, with a 1,251 performance. The Bills 14)-2, Hanson 04)4), McDaniel 04M), Boyle Coach Frank Kind’s MCC cagers, news media — accompanied by the of Gehrig. Windsor Locks raced to a 16-9 lead Celtics Win at Buzzer most since the 1975 team won just the 26-year-old Austrian cannot also upped their performance from a Manchesterin a Charter Oak Conference meeting. 0-04). ToUls 22-11-55. winners of four straight games, will entire Bills offensive unit. .Niekro. who passed the 200-victory after one quarter and extended it to three in 14 starts. Sunday’s home "They pressed at the start of the Blayne Cohen (18) and Mo Harrison Glaslonbury (43) — Patenaude 0-04), BOSTON (UPI) - Chris Ford hit a Bucks had taken a 94-92 lead 21 be off until Jan. 5. No Manchester r r He gained 1,125 yards in 1974, a plateau this season with a 21-20 30-16 at the half. The Raiders led, 47- Stowell 10-3-23, Peyrot 1-2-4, Clinton 0-0-0, finale at Schaefer Stadium will not } 1 S ^ - mark, is the 25th recipient of the third period, man to man, and it 112). Cohen also hauled down 13 30-foot three-point basket at the seconds earlier when Winters canned players are listed with the squad ... season when he was hampered by an 30. going into the final period of play. Grogan 04)4), DeGemmis 0-0-0, Barlow 1- lure a capacity crowd against award and also is the oldest active resu lt^ in too many turnovers for rebounds and Scott Cable had 10. buzzer Friday night to give the a jump shot. Have a nice ^weekend. ankle injury. He came back to the "We didn't play very well," stated 0-2, Proffitt 54)-10, Murray 24)-4. ToUls Minnesota ... Patriot wide receiver our club, "losing Coach Phil Crockett "This game should do us good in Trailing by as many as 15 points at Rich Stadium chants of “Juice, player to receive it. Niekro, who will Glastonbury Coach Jack LaPlante, 19-5-43, Boston Celtics a 97-94 win over be 41 in April, was called the “ heart said the future. We picked up valuable one stretch, Milwaukee rallied to Juice” in 1975 with 1.817 yards, in­ Milwaukee, extending the Bucks and soul ” of the Braves by owner Ted "We worked hard in the fourth experience and being in a close game take a 90-86 with 2:26 remaining on a cluding a 273-yard game against the losing streak to six games. Turner when his contract was recent­ period but couldn't catch up. We should help. Last year when we were Complete Effort Detroit Lions. pair of free throws by Dave Meyers. The Celtics, winners of 14 of 15 I A: ly extended through the 1982 season. came within two points with a minute 3-17 we were out of most games home games, had the ball with three The two teams then swapped baskets Things began falling apart for the to play but fouls cost us in the end," early." seconds left and Cedric Maxwell in’ over the next minute before Lan^ Bills and Simpson in 1976. The Antonovich Out he added. The success was the second for 10-Pin Titles bounded the pass to Ford. The Bird sank a pair of free throws to tie management had let veteran players The locals, winners in their first Nets Girls Win like Ahmad Rashad, J.D. Hill and HARTFORD (UPI) - Forward Bacon in as many starts. veteran guard, closely guarded by the game at 92-92 with 54 seconds Mike Antonovich the Hartford start, led 12-6 and 32-26 at the first B a ro n (61 )Tallman 8 2-2 18, Magson 02-2 Brian Winters, threw in an off- left. Doing a good job on the boards and cutting out its turnovers in Pat Toomay either play out their op­ Whalers underwent surgery two breaks. 2, Daigle 3 0-1 6, Guthart 4 5-513, Randlov balance shot off the glass and was Maxwell had 27 points, 15 in the tions or become trade bait. Bacon forged ahead. 44-41. after the fourth quarter, Manchester High girls’ basketball team Simpson was unhappy and Thursday night, at Centenila 2 3-4 7. Berry 1 0-1 2, Morrison 6 0-2 12, mobbed by his teammates. first half, to lead the Celtics and Bird three periods and never trailed Gardner 0 04) 0, Merri 01-11. ToUls 2413- Up for Grabs topped Enfield High, 52-45, yesterday in CCIL play in Enfield. requested to be traded to an NFL Hospital in Englewood, Calif., for a Ford, who had 15 points and a trio contributed 21. For Milwaukee, The victory improves the Indians’ team on the West Coast, but his class broken jaw. He will be out of action during the final eight minutes. of three-point goals, had tied the Marques Johnson had a game-high 30 Matt Tallman (18), Mark G uthart, -4'.heiiFy Trrh (57)Cable 2 3-7 7. Kennon 0 By EARL YOST mark to M while the Raiders fell to mitted 20 turnovers, most in the se­ and competitive nature again got the for an indefinite period, team of­ 2-2 2. Cohen 5 8-11 18, Fraser 3 2-4 8, game at 94-94 when he sanjp^pair of points and Winters had 19, nine in the (13) and Bill Morrison (12) were the Sports Editor 1-2. cond and third quarter. best of him and he returned to the ficials said. Harrison 5 2-3 12, Eaton 3 0-0 6, Switzer 2 free throws with 25 seconds left. The final quarter. double digit sc 7ers for the winners The Silk Towners jumped to a 16-8 “We cut the turnovers down by 8 Bills. The situation reached the He was injured when a puck hit 0-0 4. ToUls 20 17-28-57. Two of the six finalists in Sunday’s Manchester town 10-pin while Tech got twin-point totals from lead after one turn with Jennifer (from the Simsbury) game and we boiling point, however, when Saban him Tuesday during a game against bowling tournament at the Parkade Lanes have won all the Hedlund and Mary Neubelt leading want to cut another 10 off,’’ ended his tenure as coach after the the Vancouver Canucks. The Whalers marbles before. Hughes to End Career Sunday Uie way with 6 and 4 points respec­ Armstrong stated. fifth game of the season. also announced the signing of veteran Bob Oliver will be shooting for his tively. Alaine Lagasse and Tina Giachelo Simpson, who finished the year defenseman Larry Giroux to its NEW ORLEANS (UPI) - the No. 9 draft choice of the New Garden Slate Bowl Game second men’s scratch division title The homestanding Raiders sliced paced Enfield with 14 and 12 markers with 1,503 yards rushing, and the American Hockey League team. Linebacker Pat Hughes, who has against Tom Scully. He won in 1978. York Giants in 1970, their most into the deficit and trailed at the half respectively. started every game for the New Marilyn Rogers, who has ruled the valuable player in 1974 and their by only a 28-21 count. They further Muneholer (52) — Tilden 2 0-3 4, Orleans Saints since joining them Pairs Temple, California roost the past two years in women’s defensive captain from 1974 through closed it after three quarters to 37-36 Cooney 3 8, Hedlund 7 1-4 15, L. three years ago, Thursday announced Tribe Swimmers Dunked handicap play, faces challenger Pam 1976. and to(A the lead, 40-38, early in the Neubelt 2 00 4, Ebersold 11-2 3, SmiUi 0 schedules, however, differ markedly OO 0, M. Neubelt 5 1-2 11, Wright 1 OO 2, EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. (UPI) Robertson for the crown. his retirement. He joined the Saints in a trade for a final quarter. /A - It won’t be “three yards and a clouil in degree of difficulty. California’s Hugnes, 32, said the Rams game draft choice before the 1977 season. Botteron 2 (M) 4, Tucker 0 1-2 1, Jordan 0 Results: The third match pits Jim Dobson " “We followed the same pattern we 0-1 0. ToUls 23 6-16 62. five losses were by a combined 24 Sunday would end his 10-year NFL Hughes has started every game at Capturing only two firsts out of 11 200 medley relay: 1. Wethersfield of dust” Saturday at Giants Stadium against Denny DeLisIe in men’s han­ did against Simsbury,” Manchester Enfield (45) — Kearney 2 1-3 5, points, and three of the Golden career. After the season the Everett, weakside linebacker for the Saints events, Manchester High boys’ swim- 1:51.7. and the artificial turf has little to do dicap. Coach Steve Armstrong stated, Lagasse 7 0-1 14, Coughlin 3 2-4 8, 200 free: 1. Fulton (W), 2. Schumann with it. Bears’ losses were to Washington, Mass., native plans to return to since then and has Intercepted four ming team was dunked by Southern Cal and Michigan - all bowl All best of five matches start at 1 referring to Uie Tribe’s 68-53 loss last GUchek) 6 0-1 12, Krajewski 0 ^2 2, Wethersfield High, 95-75, yesterday (W), 3. Lauzon (M) 1:55.7. Two of the nation’s most exciting Melrose, Mass., and work full-time passes this year, for a total of 15 Tiwsday, “We jumped out to a big Daniels 2 00 4, Kweder 0 OO 0. ToUls 20 200 IM: 1. Salisbury (W), 2. Keneflck teams. o’clock. in CCIL competition in Wethersfield. offenses clash in the second annual in a financial planning business he during his NFL career. 5- 1145. (M), 3. Powell (W) 2:17.5. Temple’s losses were to Elastem Oliver and Scully moved into the lead and then lost it. We were playing The homestanding Eagles are Garden State Bowl when Temple has developed during the off-season. well and then started to throw the 50 free: 1. Fulton (W). 2. Fontana (W), powers Pittsburgh and Penn State, finals with straight 2-0 set decisions defending league champs while the takes on California for the first tlnne. Hughes, out of Boston College, was ball away.” 3. Michaud (M) :24.S. but the Owls also played inferior op­ in the quarterfinals and semifinals. Silk Towners, now 1-1, were runners- Brian Broomell, Temple’s slick The former tripped up Rudi Wlttke .. A couple of big hoops by Mary and | Diving: 1. Haines (W), 2. Linden (W), position such as Cincinnati, Villanova up a year ago. senior quarterback, controls a and John Ragna while Scully sent Lix Neubelt and the rebouding by tbe 3. Cohen (W) 221.25 poinU. ( Sports Slate) Larry Krupp captured tbe 100-yard 100 1. Salisbury (W), 2. Michaud balanced offense that averages 34 and A to n . Young Fan Dies former, 9 overall and 4 in the final ay: Although Campbell lacks a strong Chris DeClantis and defending cham­ Jayveea Triumph breaststroke as the lone Tribe in­ (M), 3. Keneflck (M) :S9.9. points and 438 yards per game. NEW YORK (UPI) - John Bowen, canto, enabled Manchester to pull out ground game to complement his pion Bill Tomlinson to the sidelines. Manchester High jayvee girls’ dividual winner while the 400-yard 100 free: 1. Fulton (W), 2. Smith (M), 3. California’s offense relies almost one of two spectators struck by a tbe verdict. Hedlund also did a nice Salunluv passing attack, California averaged Scully led the qualifying field Into basketball team downed homestan­ free relay also garnered top honors. Telgener (M) :53.4. exclusively on the strong right arm remote control model aircraft during job on Uie boards with 7 rebounds. WRKSTUNt; 500 free: 1, Lombardo (W), 2. 22 points per game in the rugged head-to^ead rolling. ding Elnfield yesterday, 50-29. Scott Smith, Steve Telgener, Bill of junior quarterback Rich half-time of last Sunday’s New York Also, Georgeanne Ebersold provided Hham /Kurkvillr al ManrhrHlrr, 1 Schumann (W), 3. Cantin (M) 5:54.0. PaclO conference. The Golden Bears Dobson was No.l in the scratch Jackie Meyer and Pam Brown had Halldln, Bill Nighan, Geoff Michaud Campbell, a pocket passer who Jets-New England Patriots game, a stabilizing force in the backcourt in p.m. 100 back: 1. Fdlton (W), 2. Halldln (M)i gained almost three times as many qualifying division and DeLisIe 10 and 9 points respectively for the ICE HOCKEY and Tim Keneflck were among already holds some school passing gained the eighth and last spot in the died Thursday night. 4he final stanza, Armstrong stated. Caught Short 3. Nighan (M) :59.4. yards through the air as they did on young Indians, now 3-0 (or the Fermi al Manrheelrr (Hollon), others who swam well for records in a university doted for its same group. In league play, Oliver is Bowen, 20, of Nashua, N.H., died at Z Hedlund and Mary Neubelt topped 100 breast: 1. Krupp (M), 2. Manner the ground as Campbell p a s s ^ for 2,- season. Leslie Gaouette and Beth 7;.50 Terry O’Reilly of the Boston Bruins was pinned against the Manchester distinguished quarterback alumni. averaging 179 and Scully 189. Oliver 7 p.m. EST at New York Hospital, a Jilanchester with 15 and 11 points (W), 3. Eagleson (M) 1:16.2. 614 yards at a 67 percent completion MacDonald had 9 and S rebounds Andrew Wurde al Kaal Calholir lards by IJetroit’s Willie Huber in ’Thursday night’s 6-6 tie at Next outlouting is Tuesday at home 400 free relay: 1. Manchester (Nighan, Despite Campbell’s heroics, the averaged 203 in last week’s quarter hospital spokeswoman confirm^. TespecUvely with Kathy Cooney chip­ boards rate. respectively (or the locals. (Kullon), 9:.'{0 against East Hartfoid High at 3:30. c Canlii '"ner) 4:00.0. Golden Bears posted only a 65 record and semis and Scully rolled 191 in his Cause of d^th was not immediately ping In 8 taUies. Tlie Indians com­ Boston (harden. (UPI Photo) compared to Temple’s 92 mark. The winning efforts. Bob Oliver available.

V 16 - EVENING HERALD. Sat.. Dec. 15.197» EVENING HERALD, Sat., Dec. 15. 1979- 17 Glassman •••••••••••••••••••••••••• *••••••••••»• Time Schedule Changed ______Hasp Hfantad (3 HaSpWanSad It Hasp Wantad It Hasp Wantad 13 Hasp Wantad 13 H0lp W»nt9d 13 Wm M ^jL Homaa For Sala 93 To Back EXPERIENCED Despite Strong Objection EVEKIICD RUCHINIST8 r~EVENrNB8 ! We have factory openings COOK (or Machinlata. Must be ■ 5-11 PM, Monday thru! We are looking for a (kx>k Carter By DONNA HOLLAND Alleii said from Oct. 1 recommendation.” about time somebody n p i S T KUSflUDES able to read blueprints and I Thuraday. Accurate typing ■ for relief won in our 95- Herald Correspondent and through the end of Allen said, "So far the stopped somewhere. It has Experienced in newspaper ad set up Jobs. This is a I a must plus dependability. ■ M Skilled C REACH THE TbP degree (abbr) 13 14 furniture and very strange 10 o.m. - • p.m. Mon. • I "Mra. Motor Month” to idle her motor, prepare to be a (Route 194). South Windsor. M9-122S 47 Hour and collectibles are all waiting for frustrated, captive audience. It's in the rarda. IS 16 Ct. Closed Sunday and Mon­ BOX STALLS. TRAILS- Blue op A T»WEHrY-FivB minute day. you at Red Goose Farm An­ 51 New York City Seal Feeding Program. Ring tiques. Goose Lane Coventry. 17 11 19 20 with lights Pastures. Daily DOiJ-AR CHRl^M AX DEAR ABBY: Please print this in your column without Stadium g 1 Open Friday. Saturday. Sun- 53 Barometer 23 PECAN DINING ROOM SET- turnouts Rockville. Call 875- mentioning my city or state since this problem is one I have day■ 10-5. ■ 742-9P-742-9137. □ RENTALS line Double wdestal table 6 up­ 9954. or 875-0272 . 742-9653. (urned over in my mind so many times I can't think clearly 73 24 75 36 27 26 29 TO 3' holstered chairs and hutch n ^ \ anymore. Perhaps your objectivity can help. 55 Pincers 56 In the time of 1 Like new. S800 623-8759 flooma for Rani 52 Th WSS I1-/4 A gentleman an(i I attended the same social occasion not 37 F R E E COLLIE PUPS to WANTED - Antique furniture, 57 Commence­ 1 1 1 long ago but. unfortunately, we were not introduced at the Captain Eaay — Crooka A Lawranca ment 34 DINING ROOM SET - country homes Call Bolton Glass. Pewter. Oil Paintings. THOMPSON HOUSE- Cen­ time, WATCHl I MAJOREP' 58 Wears away 1 1 1 Colonial style, almost brand 649-1516. mornings 7:30 to 9 or A n tiq u e ite m s R . trally located. Downtown I have beer, loliowing his career quietly since then, and LI9TEW. JEFF'. IF V(7U HAVE 36 37 3, new Call. 568-1988 Harrison. 643-8709. TO CHA9E TAX POPSERS-OOE? IN ACCOUNTINS ANP . AM Manchester. Kitchen Apartmants For Rant 53 Homas for Rent 54 Autot For Sale 61 Autos For Sale 61 found that we have much in common-neither one of us has f^^ECONOWeg! DOWN 1 privileges. Call 649-2358. THAT MEAN YOU KNOW ANYTHINS 40 41 ever been married, and although he is quite a bit older than ABOUT- WELL, BOOKKEEPINS NEW THREE ROOM HOUSE SITTER IN SUBARU DL: four door, I. we share the same religion, ethnic background, educa 1 Tropical fruit 47 43 44 45 47 46 49 5C SEASONED HARDWOOD- YOUNG SINGING CLEAN FURNISHED 1975 MERCURY MONTEGO 2 Russian nver A N T IQ U E S 4 APARTMENT- All PORTLAND? Comfortable, excellent condition. $3295, lional level, hobby (gardening) and long-time interest in ■ I Special! Over 1 1,'3 Cord $95. CANARIES- All colors $25 SLEEPING ROOM for MX- Excellent condition, low 3 Edge St S3 53 54 cut and delivered. 18 to 20" and up Guaranteed Singers! COLLECTIBLES - Will appliances. Carpeting, air attractive home needs oc­ mileage. Quadrophonic Call after 6. 6460725. government and business. We both hold respected and purchase outrights, or sell on mature gentleman. Call 646- conditioning. Parking for 2 cupants for the winter 4 Philippine ss 56 lengths Tree 4 Stumps Wide selection' Call 872-3218 4701 after 6:00 p.m. stere68 track, power steering responsible positions, hut live and work miles apart. knife commission. Houselot or cars. Call Peterman Agency. months. Only responsible per­ 1970 RENAULT- 4 cylinder, 4 Removal. Chipper Service. anvtime / brakes, one owner. 872-6528, The dilemma: Since I don't know a mutual friend who 5 Watch closely 57 56 single piece Telephone 644- 649-9404, or 646-1171. sons need apply. For details speed. 38 miles per gallon, Building Lots Cleared Valvo 2 ROOMS- Private entrance. 6365310, or 659-0508. could make the introduction, how can I express my admira­ 6 Start aside i5 8962 call, 342-3732- keep trying. dependable transportation, Tree Service. (Insured! Call Mature male and female. One tion and interest in this man without appearing tasteless or FR E E TABBY TO GOOD MOBILE HOME. One excellent condition, $1000. 642- Bob 423-0283. Bill 423-7963 with license for errands and FIVE ROOM CAPE: large CHEVY NOVA 1971- $675 or forward? HOME- Huggable lap cat 4 bedroom. Bolton. Partly fur­ lot, $350. monthly, plus heat first offer Good running con­ 7016 UNHERALDED ADMIRER years old. Follows meals. Call 649-5459 nished. Working single adult. and utilities, deposit and dition. Snow tires. Call 646 DEAR ADMIRER: For openers, write him i friendly, FIREWOOD: Seasoned evervwhere with love After 5 No children, pets. Lease. 643- 1973 CHEVROLET IMPALA- ROOM FOR GENTLEMAN- references. B/W Realty, 647- 7907. little POES EASY SUEgg- hardwood, big pick-up load. p m . 568-9495 2880. 2 Door Hardtop. Fully" dignified, brief letter, mentioning the ”cocUI occasion" you HE'g a c t u a lly ABOUT TO Kitchen privileges. Parking. 1419. $75.00; Green wood $60 00.742- equipped. Asking $1300. Call both attended so he won't think you're come kook coming CATCH A riggg BY THE TAIL! Washer 4 dryer. Home Box CHEVY NOVA 1975- 3 speed, - 1 L u s : 7598 WRCH Beautiful Mualc TH REE ROOMS - Second 6468612. out of left field. Then ask for his opinion lor advicel concern­ Office Televsion. 643-5600. Olflcas-Stores lor Rant 55 floor shift, bucket scats. 48.- Win at bridge MOVING - Free to good home InvHtt You To: floor. For adult couple, or 000 miles. $2250, or best offer. ing one of the many areas of mutual intersst. GIRLS 20" SPIDER BIKE - 4-year-old female, spayed mature single only. No pets. 633-7345 MUST SELL - BEST offer 67 ' II your letter is sufficiently impressive, it could open the Allay Oop — Dava Graua 238 CHARTER OAK PROFESSIONAL / Excellent condition 40 firm part Collie. Good with Security required. Excellent Chrysler Newport Extras , STREET- Room with private BUSINESS OFFICE door. Call 646-2595 after 3:00 p m children 646-7302 location. T.J. Crockett, also include studded snow (P.S. Encloee s sUmped, sell-sddreseed envelope. It's not THERE'S TH' , HEY, CU ZU entrance. Suitable for older, BUILDING - Approximately 1968 CHEVY IMPALA- Good ANTIQUE Realtor. 643-1577 tires, call 872-4724 after 7. PALACE! IS working Gentleman. Parking. 2600 square feet, with ample engine, transmission, tires only thoughtful, it will incresse your chances for • reply.I ana battery. Body needs work. THAT THING ' Musical Inslruments 44 COLLECTIBLES No cooking. Security. $30 parking. Close to Center, STILL UP IN WE BUY 4 SELL USED nospital and new court Great for parts $275 . 649-6932 ••••#••••••••••••••••••••• DEAR ABBY: My big sister is getting married and there FlIRNITURE- One piece or weekly. 649-1746. TH' A IR ? - Pessimism rules the play HOLTON TRUMPET - Good SHOW/SALE building. For info, call 568- after 5:00 p.m. Trucks tor Sale 62 IS a rule at our church against throwing rice at weddings. entire household Cash On The condition. $90 or best offer WORKING WOMAN in early 7658 or 871-0401. They want people to throw BIRDSEED at the bride and Line Furniture Barn 646- FURNISHED SLEEPING in action There is South with 646-1032 twenties, wants to share GMC 1972 1 TON UTILITY 0865 ROOM for mature gentleman. groom instead. what looks like 11 top tricks in HARTFORD Share modem bath. Parking apartment with another in the MANCHESTER - Retail, TRUCK- Has the reading I think that's a dumb idea. What do you think? enclosed bo^. with side com­ his own hand never getting available. No cooking. Securi­ Manchester area. Write: Box storage and/or manufacturing LITTLE SISTER NORTH USED CLOTHING- Good I 2 PRICE ON GUITARS in­ 1970 TRIUMPH T R 6 Runs partments Excellent for con­ past four spades CIVIC CENTER ty, references. $150 monthly E. c/o Herald. space. 2,000 sq ft. to 50.000sq. 6 98 condition- coats, pant suits cluding Ovations, plus free good. Needs body work. tractor 7:30a m to5:30p.m , Not only that, but South Call 643-212L-'u«f ft Very reasonable. Brokers W743 Call for appointment 646-5873. case with this ao Carlos $300.00 firm Please call after DEAR SISTER: 1 think the idea is lor the birds. (The doesn't bother to make any protected Call Heyman 633-0249 ♦ 98 after 5 p m guitars 60% off Rivers Music. SAT & SUN 5:00 p m . 528-2422 Keep birds can eat the seed afterwards. The riee would be sort of slam try True, his CHEERFUL SUNNY FToperties, 1-2261206. Ail68U 7 Main Street. New Britain. trying. 1971 FORD F-250 PICKUP- wtsled.l partner has made a negative DEC 15 & 16 BEDROOM For working EAST WE BUY 4 SELL USED 225-1977 Christmas layawavs FOUR ROOM- First floor M ANCHESTER- Next to Excellent condition Power DEAR ABBY: Having been a tennis player all my life, WEST two-nolrump response, but Gentleman with kitchen BANK REPOSSESSIONS 67S43Z 66 FURNITURE- One piece or 11:00 AM-7:00 PM apartment, available January Cavey's. Office space. 300 steering and brakes. winning three national champiohships along the way. I (eel that response doesn't deny entire household Cash On The privileges and parking. 646- FOR SALE- 1974 Jeep WKQ1085 VAJ96 possession of any kings Both Days 1201 1st. Married couple preferred, square feet and up. Automatic transmission. Will qualified to explain why only white is worn on the tennis Line Furniture Barn 646- ACCORDIAN - HOHNER appliances, no utilities, no Wagoneer. 4 wheel drive $2.- trade for four wheel drive *6 *75432 Reasonable rate. Good finish. 995; 1973 Buick Le Sabre $895, courts. Tha Flintatonaa — Hanna Barbara Production* AK 10 ♦ QJ7 When it comes to the play, 0865 CONTESSA I (Small sizei 160 Quality cnildren, no pets, $225 Immediate occupancy Arnold $1995 646-0557. after 6:00 p m Tennis originated in England, and was played by those of Very good condition $60 00 TWO ROOMS- Private en­ 1970 Buick Hardtop, excellent Jeff recommends that South Antique Dealari monthly, 643-2210 Grant. Dow & Condon, 249- high social standing on their back lawns. They wore all- SOITH become even more pessimis­ Call anvtime. 643-4829 trance Mature Male and condition. $895, 1972 Audi AAKQJ 10 Female One with License for 6521. white tennis attire w hich was adopted as the official color. tic and play safe to make just * TAG SALES FREE ADMISSION THREE ROOMS- Porter $895 The above mav be seen Y2 errands and meals. Call 649- at the Savings bank of However, my reason lor wearing white for tennis is to *AKQJ10 four spades As he points out. Street area Heat, utilities, M ANCHESTER- Next to 5459 Manchester, Main Street, 1971 INTERNATIONAL PICK .ivoid embarrassment. I come off the court soaking wet. 4A2 trumps do break 5-1 on occa­ Sporting Goods 46 “A Qlorit Rothftoln parking. Security deposit, Cavey's. Office space 300 Show" Manchester UP- 6 cylinder With snow Pastels are bad enough when wet. but imagine how sion HEATED GARAGE SALE- references, no pets. January s q u a r e fe e t and up Apartments For Rent 53 plow. 4 wheel drive. Asking disgusting dark colors would look! Vulnerable: Botli Accordingly, he recom­ Household goods, clothing, ROSSIGNOL SKIS- 190 CM Occupancy 649-9092 Reasonable rate. Good finish. 1975 CHEVY MONZA 2->-2 $2800. Please call after 5:30 It's healthv to perspire, but we don't need to advertise it! Dealer; South mends that South discard his tools, radios, games, and mis­ 444 Solomon Bindings. $90 Immediate occupancy. Arnold L(X)KING for anything in real Hatchback Very low mileage p m . ask for John. Keep OLDTIMERINL.A. losing dub on the second cellaneous articles Saturday Call Peter 568-6652 Homes lor Rent 54 Grant, Dow & Condon. 246 Welt North Eail 4 Sunday. 9 to 4. 64 Lawton estate rental - apartments, Extremely clean. Power trvine heart lead and continue by 6521 ‘O ) Road homes, multiple dwellings? steering, power brakes. 4 Who said the teen years are the happiest? For Abby'a PsM 2 NT Pass throwing a good diamond on No fees. Call J.D. Real Estate ASHFORD- 4 room house, tile Antiques 48 bath, yard, parking, lease Ab­ speed. AM-FM stereo new booklet "Whot Teenagers Want to Know,” writo Abby: Pass 3 ♦ Pass the third heart Then he can Associates. Inc. 646-1980. Pass Pass Pass solutely no animals. 423-4190. Radials Many extras. Must 132 Lsoky Dr., Beverly HUU, Cnlil. 90212. Encloee II tad n ruff the fourth heart in dum­ THE PACK RAT - Antiques. sell Ask for Fton. 65. 527-6321 Motorcfclas-Blcyclat • 64 546-6423, evenings. Wanted to Rent 57 long, tumped 128 cenUl, oell-oddreeood envelope, pletto. my and preserve his five FRIVOLITE" - 17 Ih Cen­ Collectibles. Miscellaneous. MANCHESTER - MAIN ext. 1221. alter 5:00, 649-5004 trumps to handle the potential GIGANTIC TAG SALE- Just tury word for the fine and Used Items. 40 Flora Road, STREET. 2 room apartment, 1978 HARLEY DAVIDSON - Opening lead:V K VERNON- CHARMING 5 five trumps held by a defend­ in time for your Christmas frothy art of "TATTING " (off Route 85). Bolton. heated, hot water, appliances COUPLE WITH ONE CHILD 1973 PINTO WAGON- 4 speed, LOW RIDER 2500 miles, room Ranch with 3 bedrooms, er. shopping Evervthing must Victorians thought this term No pets Parking, securitv seeking 2 bedroom house or new tires & brakes. Excellent lOOTr stock and in excellent 1 L'2 baths, $450.00 monthly (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN I go Moving out of state Satur­ most undecorous. hence the 523-7047 apartment under $350. Call condition, excellent gas shape $4500 742-8786 Astrograph for 5 months Call Group I. By Ofwald Jacoby day. Dec 15. 9 30-3:30 192 term "ta ttin g " The very after 6 PM 644-0331 mileage, $1395. firm Call 646 The Born Loaar — Art Sansom Zinsser Agency 646-1511. and Alan Sontag {Do you have a question tor Spring Street Manchester ^ c i a l art is offered in lovely SOUTH WINDSOR- Top half 3523 between 8-4 :30. Mon-Fri 1975 HONDA SUPER SPORT the experts? Write "Ask Ihe (pristmas Ornaments, in lour 49 of large Raised Ranch for FEMALE ROOMMATE 756 Kerker headers KNN Bernice Bede Osol Wanted to Buy HOUSE FOR RENT H V, fOP, WHAT DJOIU? V(DU Here is a band concocted by Experts," care o l this newspa­ GARAGE SALE - Garden designs at the Red Goose rent 3 bedrooms. 1 1 2 baths. WANTED to share apart­ 1972 CHEETA 440- Low 6 COLUMBIA- Immaculate 2 filters Oil cooler. Much Jeff Rubens for the Bridge per. Individual qur'slions will tools. miscellaneous Farm Antiques. Red Goose Stove, dishwasher, carpets, 2 ment. Call 6464280 after 5:30 mileage, excellent condition. more' $1500 643-4076 before 2 ARIES (March 21-April 19) You IF I TiXP YOU ILOUUP WANTED - Old China Closet bedroom house on 6 acres World magazine At least we be answered it accompanied household items. Saturday Lane. Coventrv Open 10 to 5, car garage, deck and yard p.m 649-1273 after 5 p.m. p m have the rare knack today to Also Wooden Table & Chairs. $325 monthly Call 228-3053. assume that Jeff, who is one by stamped, sell-addressed and Sunday 10 to 3 166 Saturdav and Sunday 742- Call 644-3234. Call John 649-4917 transform outmoded methods MAKe envelopes. The most interesl- Highland S t ' Manchester 9137 MIDDLE AGE BUSINESS and things into something more of our greatest theorists, 1972 MERCURY - 4 door LADY'S COLUMBIA 3-speed made it up ing questions will be used in MAN desires 1 Bedroom Runs excellent Must sell' 26 " Bicycle. Used very little. useful and worthwhile Use your ingenuity South's bidding is an exam­ this column and will receive Apartment Manchester, Sacrificing $650. Call 649-8500 $50 Call 649-2687. anytime. ‘B irth d a y t 3 Coventry, Vernon, East Hart­ TAURUS (April 20-May 20) ple of extreme conservatism copies of JACOBY MODERN} ford or Storrs. Must be clean, Ways to resolve a situation for quiet. 742-9865 , 9 a m - 12 which you previously couldn I find the answers may come to noon. OMombor 16.1979 you today in a sudden burst of There are projects that have dis­ brilliance appointed you in the past but GEMINI (May 21-Jur>e 20) Your Healhelifi — Georg# Gatcly which you were reluctant to M- Rent 56 nrT>e could be best spent today Mftc. tor abandon Ressurect them his doing things which are both con­ ‘ coming year They could now be structive and labors of love Busy FOR LEASE RT. 44A, ready to bear fruit yourself in joyous productive COVENTRY Approximately SAOITTARtUS (Nov. 23>Dec. 21) ways 15 acres of land for com silage Youf perceptions regarding ways CANCER (June 21-July 22) WInthrop — Dick Cavalll production only. Lease must to belter your lot ir life are Social activities which are loose­ DC exceptionally keen today Act on ly structured will be the ones that agreeable to yield observa­ IF' tOJSAVNO,, tion and collection of some FEATURING your hunches promptly SO you should prove to be the most 'AOUUD'tICIU l ik e to won I lose momentum You li enjoyable today Try something JOIN THE I 'L L B R E A K plants by agronomist. Sealed enjoy the section m your new bids wifi be accepted until different BOTH "jtXIR BARS. THE COORDINATOR Astro-Graph Letter which tells LEO (July 22-Aug. 22) Through FRIBQDSHIPCLUE? January 3, 1980. Leaser you what lies ahead for you m your Cleverness you '‘houid be reserves the right to reject 3! Building Contracting 33 Rooflng-Sldlng-Chlmney 34 romance Mail $1 tor each to able to pul situations together Services Ottered 31 Services Offered 31 Painting-Papering any or all bids. Land available Astro-Graph. Box 489 Radio today which will be profitable lor early May - December 1980. City Station N Y t00t9 Be sure yourself and others Think c m TREE SERVICE - Free SNOW PLOWING - Residen­ LEE PAINTING - Interior & LEON CIESZYNSKI A%tec Insurance required. Send to specify birth date money estimates, discount senior tial or small commercial. Call Exterior "Check My Rate BUILDER- New Homes. Ad­ Chimney sealed bids to: Dean College CAFWCOflN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Your citizens Company Butch after 5 PM 649-2530 Before You Decorate" ditions. Remodeling. Rec of Agriculture and Natural In order to bring your hopes intc moods may expener.'e sudden being today don t be afraid to Manchester-owned and Dependable Fully Insured Rooms, Garages, Kitchens Streeps Resources. Box U-66, U. Conn. fluctuations today, from somber 646-1653 Remodeled, Ceilings, Bath experiment with new methods to lighthearted Don t take your­ operated Call 646-1327 PLOWING RELIABLE Call UK non Storrsi Connecticut 06268. and techniques Ingenious twists 649-2456 or 643-7008 Call now Tile. Dormers. Roofing. Oil SI crruic (Liyiiii'f self loo seriously and you II nave could turn tno trick a good time to make arrangements Snow DAN SHEA PAINTING & Residential or Commercial. RSCOVT' \ r B&M TREE SERVICE- II* Hmmh ft* inl AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) H LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Good Specialist in tree and stump is coming DECORATING- Interior & 649-4291. il Inn you re involved in any type of things could happen «or you removal Free estimates Exterior Also Wallpapering. ■itkiil mki8| joint venture today assume the loday from two different direc Quality Craftsmansnip' Call M i l leading role racing challenges tions One could be romantic Senior citizen discount 24 WILL CLEAN CELLARS. 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O F a m ly F a u d 6:30 ® News ® Commant 0 Kids Are P a o ^ Too 0 Popl Goes The Country 0 a 8 NFL '79 10:30 0 MoHala’a Navy 0 Boaton Bruins 197S-79 mas in store lor hlmsell. (H) ® T h e Parlildga Famky 0 A las Smith And Jonas 5:22 iSUNDffir. 10:45 12:30 0M ark Twafn: Banaath Tha ® M ovie "Devil’s Canyon” 6S Soooar Made in Garmany 0 F M n g U n e 6:45 6:00 ® M o v la "Man In The 0 Jewish Life ® ® ® NFL Football New Laughtar By re-crealing inci­ (1953) Virginia Mayo, Dale 7:29 0 t l’s'rourBuslnese ® NFL Today ® Quaan Of Hearts: Eva Paron Shadow" (1957) Jeff Chandler. York Jots at Miami Dolphins dents from his life and work, the Robertson. MORNING IlflO 0 S u p e rm a n A look at the life ol Eva Peron Mil Orson Welles. 0 Oaky Numbers dark side of the famous writer's ® Say Brother 1:00 7M> through the use ol newsreels, dSWCTTarmls ® The FUntstooes character not generally known 5:50 7:30 m W C T T a n n lt 0N H L Hoekay Boston Bruins film clips and personal Interviews IE 0 Waahtngton Weak In Review 5:00 ® RaxHumiMvd 5*30 by the public and the cynicism ® H otM ghls vs. Buffalo Sabres presented. Narrated by Diana ® New t O N H L Hockey ® News 0 Sunday At The King’s House 0NaahvlisOnThaRoad O N H L Hoekay Boston Bruins that provoked his humor are ® Connecticut Asks Congress 0 S u p a rm a n 0 Gel Smart 0 Ja n y F N w a l 0 Amartcan Ulastyla vs. Chicago Black Hawks 9:30 revealed. (R) 6KX) ® FarmDIgaat 0 As Schools Match Whs 0ThlalsTheNFL 0 In Search Of... 0 Brukis W rap-Up ® * fe Tha Nobal Prtea '79 How­ M l mBliign ® International Zona 0HesHaw(Cont'^ 5:22 1:30 ard K. Smith Is host lor highlights 0 Soooar Made In Germany AFTERNOON ® Pattama For Living 1:30 0 FamkyFeud ® LHsOIRIley ® 8 NCAA Football N C A A 10:30 bf the prestigious Nobel Prize 0 M u n d o R a a l EVENING Division l-AA championship ® ChMran'e G o a ^ Hour ® LIttlaRaacala 0 T o Be Announced ® SportsExtra * ceremonies from Slockholm, 1 N o u J T V e 5*30 62 Feelngs game 0 P T L C I u b ®0NCAAFootbak 8 K » 0 Battle O f The Ptaneu 11:00 2:00 Sweden, featuring conversations 0Wa«tlraalWaak 11:30 6:00 . ybL) Filled iw 6:30 ® The Bear Who Slept Through 2KW 0 T a n m s "1979 Davis Cup " ® Jamas Bay A documentary taped around the world with ® Old Houseworks 5:49 ® Faoa Tha Nation ® Movie "Ten Little Indians" ® Carraeoolandat Christmas ® First LA, Woman's Marathon Highlights ol the finals of the sin­ report on the construction of Nobel laureates. TS> spac TMg WAMe OF A ® Straight Talk ® Q UUgan’s Island (1966) Hugh O'BrIan, Shirley ® Abbott And Costello 2:00 ® 0 T h a Ropers 3*30 gles competition between the Canada's largest hydroelectric 9:00 ® 0 Anknala Animals Animals Eaton. Ten disparate people ® Davay And Gokath ® FIrat LA . Woman's Marathon ® NHL Hockey 6:00 United Stales and Italy are project in northern Quebec. 0 NFL Game Of The Weak meet their deaths when they are GD NFL Today ®Clrous Of Tha Stars Erik 0 Movie "Then There Were ®Laurel And Hardy Lau()h- 0 Festival Of Faith ® Agronaky And Company presented. 0 A d a ia n te invited by an unknown host to a 0 B NC AA BaakatbaN DePaul Estrada. Douglas Fairbanks Jr., Three" (1962) Frank Latimore, toons 0 0 0 C H I P S 0 O d y a s a y EVENING u r e NI6HT SHOW: 62 Footstapa secluded mountain mansion. 2 at UCLA 11:30 Lola Falana. Marietle Hartley Alex N lc^. US Accent O n LM ng 0 U n M I Gat Caught 0 M o v ie "Ballad Ol A hrs. 0 Brukis Wrw>-Llp ® Waakand Sports W rap-Up and Loretta Swit serve as ring­ 0 Jam as Bay 0NCAAFootbaH Gunfighler" (1963) Marty 3:30 masters for this special featuring 6:45 AFTERNOON ® 0 News 4:00 12.-00 ® The Cousteau Odyssey 6S Sneak Previews Robbins, Bob Barron. ® Yea, Virginia. There Is A San­ Ihirty-two television, stage and ® New Day 0 The City That Forgot About dl NFL Football Green Bay 0ThaAtMa«aa 2:30 Christmas ta Claus Elghl-year-old Virginia film stars performing darlno 6:54 8:30 6:20 12:00 Packers at Detroit Lions ® Q M lB a n 'a Island ® News 0 TV Community Coiage O Hanlon struggles to reaffirm circus acts. ® Newt ® The First Christmas Snow ® Congressional Report 0 Connecticut Newsm akers 5:00 her lailh in the spirit ol Christ­ ®Baat Of Oonny And M a rie 0 Harvest Temple ® MarvGrtIfIn 6:30 ® Coniedy Theatre MONDAY'S SPORTS mas. 7 « ) ® 0 A NSW Kind Of Family 0 A B C N e w a & WMa World Of Sports Cov­ Guests. Kris Krisloflerson and 3:00 ® Face Tha State ® 0 laauas And Answers ® Hot Fudge 6 ) Fal And Rise Of Reginald 62 Simple Gifts erage of the World Gymnastics 7KK) Rita Coolidge. Redd Foxx, Paul Slim ssags : dampnv ® Gukinaas Gam s ® Tim e For Tlmolhy ® Robert SchuUsr D ECEM B ER 17, 1979 ® Tha B r a ^ Kids Perrin Championships from Fort Worth Lynde. the Osmond Brothers ® The Brady Bunch 0 Daktari 0 0 0 Meet The Press 6:30 Texas ® Christmas Carol Skig ® Star Trek and the cast ol "Star Wars. " ® Movie "Morgan The Pirate" 9:00 0 Soooer ® A B C News 0 Conaultatlon 8:00 W E D N E S D A Y ’S S P E C I- (1961) Steve Reeves. Valerie ® The Gift 0 Movie "Santiago" (1956) 0 0 0 NBC News EVENING ALS 0W I(lla WtUstla’s Christmas 0 Momingtown e v e n in g ® Th a Bear Who Slapt Through Lagrange. ® 0 Love Boat Aian Ladd. Rossana Podesta. 0 Boston Bruins 1978-79 D EC EM B ER 19, 1979 Christmas Animated. A loveable M O N D AY’S S P ECIALS 7:30 US Domata 0 0 0 BJ And Tha Bear 7:00 62 Nova 0ThsMuppets 7.-00 bear fights off hibernation and 8:30 6:00 ® Arthur And Com pany 0 The Long Search 0 Mother Taraaa Of Calcutta ® Chrlstophar Cloaaup 12:30 6:45 0 W ra a ttk ig slays awake long enough to go D EC EM B ER 17, 1979 0 SNsnt Night Animated The ® Racing From Aquaduct ® Groovy Qoollat ® The Coustaau Odyssey 62 The Hollywood Musicals ® Wonderama on an eventful search for Christ­ EVENING story ol how one ol the most ® NFL Today ® NFL Today "Gallant Fox Handicap" 9:00 ® Newark A nd Reality "On The Tow n" (1950) Gene ® This Is The Life ® Dialogue mas. (R| beautiful ol Christmas carols 3*30 7:00 0 Bay City Rollsre Kelly, Frank Sinatra. Three 0 World OpportunHIas 0 Jake Haas Gospel rime 6:45 ® & NFL Football Denver ® Until I Gat Caught The EVENING came to be written is retold ® NFL Today ® 60 Minutes 8:00 0 U n d a rd o g sailors on liberty in New York 0 Ring Around "The World 0 0 NFL '79 ® N a Today Broncos at San Otego Chargers psychological, social. I^ a l and ® ILovsLucy ® 0 A Pink Christmas ® How Tha Qrinch Stola Christ­ 12.-00 City experience adventure. (R) 0 Momingtown 0 This Is Tha NFL 12:15 judicial aspects ol the drunken 8:00 ® M y Three Sons 0 0 0 Dlsne/’s Wonderful 7:00 8:00 mas Animated. Dr Seuss' ® Tha AU-Amarlcan Collaga 0 Tha CoUaga Bowl Gamas: driving problem in America are ® Mighty Mouse / Heckle 6 (3) Jake Haas Gospel Time 10:00 7:30 World 0 Soooar Made In Oarmany ® The Collaga Bowl Gamas; (E & Rudolph's SNny New Year miserly Grinch i-ies to erase Domady Show Forty-two stu­ Tha Last Reward examined through interviews Jackie 0 0 NCAA Baaketball ® News ® ^ Neighbor's Religion 0 Sesame Street Tha Last Reward Animated. Rudolph lakes off on Christmas from the town ol Who- dents Irom (our major universi- 6:00 with families ol victims, attorneys ® Popeya And Frtande 0 Soul Train ® 0 Fantasy Island ® 0 D a > ^ And QoUath 0 NHL Hockey a journey through exotic lands In ville by stealing all the material ties perform a series ol rtusical 1:00 ® NHL Hoekay New York and judges Narrated by Dick ® 0 Suparfrtande 0 Bruins W rw>-Up 0 0 0 A Man Called Sloane ® Chriatopiiar Cloeaup ® 0 0 0 NFL Football 62 Crockett’s Vlctoiy Garden M arch ol Happy, the missing symbols of the Yuletide season. and comedy sketches Jaye P Rangers vs. Washington Capitals Cavell. ® D a v w And Goliath 0 Murder Moat English 0 Robarl SchuUar ® M o vie "The Fighting WEDNESDAY'S SPORTS Baby New Year. (R) (R) Morgan hosts. 4:00 7:30 0 NCAA Football "G a rd e n 0 0 0 Godzilla / Glo- 0 It's Your Buskiass Kentuckian ” (1949) John Wayne, 8:30 ® A Part Of America Olad The ® N FL Football 10:30 (3) Living Faith Stale Bowl" Temple vs. Universi­ 0 0 WNUam Faulknar "A Lite batrottare Adventure Hour 0 WhaeHe Arxl The Chopper ■Vera Ralston. D E C E M ^ R 19. 1979 ® Tha First Christmas Snow On Paper" Narrated by Ray­ New York City Police Depart­ ® G H 6 (W 's Island ® Black Nows 0OutOfThaBlua ty of California 0 S eaame Street (R) Bunch ' ® Eighth Day Animated. Angela Lansbury and mond Burr, this documentary ment's "Medal Ol Honor" cere­ Stolen Holiday ® Movie "In Old Calilornla" ® Newark And Reality 62 Camara Three 0 FaMh For Today ® Movie "Gambit " (1966) 11:00 Cyril Pilchard tell the story ol an examines Faulkner's life work mony IS profiled, with a special (1942) John Wayne, Binnie 7:45 11:00 Shirley MacLaine. Michael Caine 8:00 0 NCAA Football "Independ­ EVENING orphaned shepherd boy who and inspirations through the tribute to Patrolman David The mini-bearted Grinch, 8:30 Barnes ®® 000NOWS ® A N e w D a y ® Tha Flkitetonas O Another View 0Sacrad Heart 0 Accent On Living ® Archie Bunker's Place ence Bowl" McHee State vs received the grandest Christmas observations ol those who were Gutlenberg Narrated By Jerry known for the arM nic in his ® All In Tha Family Syracuse present ol all. Izenberg. ® 0 Viewpoint On Nutrition 0 People's Caucus 0 Murder Most EiigHsh ® Quaan Of Hearts: Eve Peron 7:30 closest to him soul and the termites in his ® BannyHHt 8:00 0 M o i^ "Stowaway To The 0 Conversations With ® 0 Mork 6 Mindy 11:30 0 Indoor Soccar Hartford vs 9.-00 8:30 smile, w ill reemerge this sea­ 9:00 0 Our Miss Brooks ® Shalom Com er Moon" (1974) Lloyd Bridges, 62 Firing Line ® RaxHumbwd ® Racing From Yonkars Pittsburgh ® Tha Tkiy Tree Animated A son from among Uie snaffer ® Buga Bunny / Road Runner 0 Monty Python's Flying Circus ® Sunday Mass 0 0 0 NBC Movla "Christ­ ® T h a GKt A young Brooklyn Michael Link. 1:30 10:30 man (Gary Frank) in the 1950's TUESDAY’S SPECIALS unique pine tree and a group ol ® B u « Bunny And Porky Pig 0 N C A A Football ® Jamas Robison mas Lilies Ol The Field" (Prem­ 12:00 snoofs, ooblecks, ruffs and SS Sesame Street ® Connecticut: Sean arrives home on Christmas leave loresi animals combine efforts to ® 0 Plaattcman 62 Soundstage 0 Or. Gens Scott iere) Billy Dee Williams. Maria ® NC AA Football "Independ­ ® N B A Basketball New Jersey other strange creatures in 0 RopefaUows Call To Prayer from the Navy to his boyhood DECEMBER 16,1979 make Christmas merry lor a ® Oar Jal Boone 4:30 0 6 2 Sesame Street (R) Schell. A former soldier who ence Bowl" McNeese vs Nets vs Seattle Supersonics Theodor (D r. Seuss) Geisel's 11:30 0 Waakand Special lonely little girl. (R) 0 0 0 Fred And Barney Meet ® Movie "Heidi " (1965) Eva- 0 O ra l Roberts once helped five nuns build a ^ra c u s e world of tenements, deep hurls ® Movie "Class Of "44 " (1973) and deeper loves. literary menagerie to try his TheShm oo Maria Singhammer, Gertrand 0 D e v lln 2:00 chapel returns to visit them and WrastUng EVENING 9.-00 Gary Grimes. Jerry Houser 0 Latino ® Mother Taraaa Of Calcutta green hand at his annual 0M letar Rogers (R) Miltermayr ® Maks It Real finds they once again need his TH U R S D A Y’S S P O R TS ® Tha Family Man A happily- ® Talas Of The Unexpected Muggerldge examines the work ffand larceny, on U r . Seuss' 0 V W a Alegre ( ! i Oavey And QoUath 0 Harvest Temple help married man (Edward Asner) Is ® M ovie "The Mountain" 6:30 done by a nun and her band ol 8:00 How the Grinch Stole 0 What About Women? 0 Directions "79 0 62 The Nobel Prize '79 SUNDAY’S SPORTS D ECEM B ER 20, 1979 lorn between his infatuation lor a 9:30 (1956) Sjjencer Tracy. Robert ® Mario And The Magic Movie dedicated sisters who labored 0 T o Be AtuKxmoed 0 M ovie "Thq Perils Of 0 0 0 C a a p a r ' s First Christ­ young woman (Meredith Baxler- Christmas,"the animated 0 Once I Ipon A Claatic Wagner. Mschi06 8:30 untiringly among the pooresi ol Pauline" (1967) Pal Boone. Pam­ mas Animated. Hairy Scarey musical special to be rebroad­ 0 Carraecolendas 4:45 ® Racing From Yonkars ® Battle O f The Planets ® One Day At A Time DECEM BER 16, 1979 the poor. Birney) and his love (or his wile ela Auslin. EVENING the bad-news cousin ol Casper and family. cast Wednesday, Dec. 19, on d]) Listen 0 0 0 Saturday Night Live ® Day Of DIscovsry ® 0 M ovie An American 0 Movie "Marco" (1973) Desi the friendly ghost, tries to shatter CBS. 10:00 0 Movie "In This House Of 0 Oral Roberts Christmas Carol" (Premiere) 5:00 Arnaz Jr., Zero Moslel everyone’s Christmas cheer by ® Moby Dick Brede" (1975) Diana Rigg. Judi 0 Robert Schuller Henry Winkler. Dorian ■ Hare- MORNING 7:30 The saga of the crotchety ® C h U d ra n 's Classic S U N D A r S S P EC IA LS interrupting their parly with dev- ® Doctor Who Bowker. 0 J o n n y Quest 62 Movie "Sabotage " (1936) wood After spending Christmas 0 NHL Hockey Boston Bruins FRIDArS SPECIALS creature, who out-Scrooges 0 Mayor Athanson's Forum Oscar Homolka. Sylvia Sidney iltsh tricks. 0 Consumer Survival Kit 0 Jewish Heritage eve repossessing a farmer's IlflO vs. Toronto Maple Leals D ECEM B ER 16. 1979 Scrooge in his anti-Christmas 0 Hot Fudge 0 ® Freastyle 12:00 Directed by Alfred Hitchcock D EC EM B ER 21, 1979 furniture, an orphanage piano 0 TM s Is Tha NFL sentiments, is narrated by the 0 Lawrence Walk ® NCAAFootbaN 8:50 10:30 ® Wonder Window 2:30 and the contents of a bookstore, 0 Soooar Made In Germany 0 Wide W orld Of Sports ® Wrestling 8:30 late Boris Karloff, who is also ® Popeye (£ Talas Of "The Unexpected a miserly old man sits down to AFTERNOON 0 Living F w h 9:00 11:30 10:00 0 0 0 A Family dreus Chriat- EVENING l> e ^ as the voice of the ® The Partridge Family 5'30 0 Promises Of God read one of the repossessed ® Sunday Morning 0 NFL Gama Of Tha Weak 0 Bruins W rap-Up maa Animated. The popular Grinch and other principal 0 0 0 Daffy Duck ® Six MIMon Dollar Man 1:00 books. "A Christmas Carol." ® Frankenstein Jr. And The 3:00 2:00 “ R’f ..Ijmily characters each characters in the production. 0 Mark Twain: Beneath Tha 0 LIvIno Faith ® Movie "The Mind O l Mister 7:30 Impossiblaa ® Movie "David And Lisa 9:00 a f t e r n o o n 0 DkacUons '79 "Multinational Laughtar 0 Nashville Music Soames'" (1970) Terence Stamp. when son Jeffy 0 A Coamic Chrlatmaa A boy ® Star Trek (1962) Keir Dullea. Janet Margo­ ® Circus Of The Stars Corporations" Robert MacNeil asks Santa to bring his grandpa 0 Movie "FootlighI G lam o ur" 0Dance Fever Robert Vaughn. encounters three visitors from ® Oral Roberts lin ® Bast Of Donny And Marie 11:30 hosts a panel discussion with from heaven (or the holidays. (1944) Penny Singleton, Arthur 06SFaalinos 0 S h a N a N a 12:00 another world. 0 Family Focus ® Six Million OoUar Man ® It la Written ® Racing From Yonkers Ralph Nader. Malcolm Forbes Lake 0 Jukebox S S o o o s r 0 Jbnmy Swaggart ® Movla The Phantom Ol The 0 Jake Hess Gospel TTma Jr., Richard J. Barnet and Ray­ 8:00 C M B i EVENING 11:00 1:20 0 Day O f D Iauvsry Opera" (1943) Nelson Eddy, 0 62 Mastarplaos Theatre 12:30 mond Vmnon on the role ol large ® 0BanJTs Christmas Story 9:00 ® Soul Train 0 A B C News 0 Mister Rogers (R) Susanna Foster. ® NFL Today FRIDAY’S SPORTS international corporations in Benji the canine superstar jour­ tCT(llnt: A Country ® 0 Spidarwoman 6:00 0 Popeye 0 Sunday At The King’s House 0 0 N F L '79 contemporary America. neys to Switzerland, where he 1:30 (j) World Tomorrow pirtalmM Carol A cheapskate ® Movie "Blood And Black ® Racing From Aqueduct 0 Tha World Tomorrow 0 Lexo 0 Jerry Fahvan 0 This Is Tha NFL D ECEM BER 21. 1979 meets up with Injured Kris Krin- ® Commant 3 « ) banker (Hoyt Axton) undergoes a Lace " (1965) Cameron Mitchell, 0 Soap Factory 62 Sesame Street (R) Cottage Bowl Gamas: gle who Is planning on welching 0 Movla "Desiree " (1954) 3:30 0 Brukis W rap-Up 0 Lm o "Alexander Toradze, strange experience after refusing “Compete, don't envy." Eva Bartok 0 News Tha Last Reward out on his yearly duly. (R) Marlon Brando, Jean Simmons. 9:30 0 Evening At Symphony Pianist" The charismatic charac­ to hdp a poor employee (Mel 0 0 0 Caspar And Tha 0 S S Footsteps 10:00 EVENING Proverb 0 Rock Concert ® Bugs Bunny And Friends ter and music of the Russian pia­ Tilha) and his wife (Lynn Ander­ Angels 0 Black Perspective 3:45 ® News ® Newark And Reality ® Jimmy S w a g g ^ nist is captured in this special son) whose son is In desperate 0 Hogan's Heroes 1:35 ® NFL Today 1:00 11:30 0 Jknmy Swaggart 0 0 0 Prime Time Sunday 8:00 lealuring a performance ol need ol an operation. ® A B C Newt ® NFL Football Minnesota Vik­ ® Fat Albert 6:30 0 Electric Cornpany (R) 4:30 0 The Ascent Of Man ®Spor1s Special Host: Ron Stravinsky s "Throe Movements ings at New England Patriots ® 0 Scooby And Scrappy Doo ® Yea, Virginia, There Is A San- 0 C a M > ra ta ® NFL Football 0 Ask The Manager Swoboda Wild and crazy From Petrouchka." (R) 0 0 NFL Football Regional 0 0 0 Flash Gordon tc ClMUS 0 Top Cat ® Movie "Ring O l Bright 62 Academy Lsadws moments in sports are present- 9:30 coverage ol Baltimore Colls at 4:30 0 Nova ® The O dd Couple 0 RaxHumbard Water" (1969) Bill Travers. Vir­ ed. 2:00 10:30 New York Giants; Buffalo Bills at 0 Tha Ninth Mirada 0 Hanukkah Ed Asner explains IK-IRON ® Jackie GIseson ginia McKenna. 0 Movla "Distant Drums" 10:00 ® S p o r U Extra Pittsburgh Sleelers; Cleveland the signlllcance of the religious 411 MMN ST. MANCHESTER phone MR-TZZI A FfE R N O O N 0 0 NBC News 0 "The Athletes holiday. (1951) Gary Cooper, Mari Aldon ® Spiderman ® Who's On Can? Browns at Cincinnati Bengals; EVENING 0 Another Voice 0 Star Trek Kansas City Chiefs at Tampa Bay 9:00 O A d a m -12 3:00 ® Kids Are People Too 0 Hogan’s Heroes 0 Sunday At Tha King's House ONE (1) DAY SERVICE ® 0SundayMaaa 0 TheOfixn Buccaneers Football "tviliday 12.-00 0 News ® Movla "Frankenstein Creat­ 0 M c ^ "Fanny" (1961) Mau­ 6:00 0 LMsatylaa 0 N a Footbak Baltimore Colts a n * ®''KIham Young vs Indl- 10.-00 ® Kldswortd SS Studio See ed Woman" (1967) Peter Cush- rice Chevalier, Leslie Caron 0 Tha City That Forgot About ® Movie "Dig That Uranium " 0TMalsThaLlla at New York Giants ® 0 ABC Nows Closaup Itra, Susan Denberg. 0 Qrtzzty Adams 1 1 :0 Ghnatmai Animated A crafty 6:45 0 Cha6oe Of Salvation "Homosexuals" Several gay men (1956) Bowery Boys, Leo Gorcey. CD Movie "Jane Eyre" (1944) 62 Prasante ® ® ® 0 0 N e w s mayor plots to put an end to ] W aakand Spedal ® N FL Today Orson Wells, Joan Fontaine. 0 6 2 Studio See and women discuss their views 4:30 ® A IM The Family 3:45 11:00 Christmas. S o 0 N F L' l ^'« 0RMOIManlaBa OThaJalsona and concerns to present an inti­ ( ¥ f M I.Coionvs 7.’00 0 F a s llv a l Of Faith ® B a n n y H M ® NFL Today ®8hnpla GHU "Six Episodes S Movla "Private Eyes "(1953) ® N B A BaakatbaN New York mate, revealing portrait ol how ® Chriatmas Carol Skig 3 :30 10:30 0 Journey To Advsnturs 0 P T L C I u b Knicks vs. Seattle Supersonics For Christmas" Views ol the holi- Bowery Boys. Tim Ryan. 0 Pubic Affairs Spadal certain homosexuals see them­ ® M*A*8*H O M ovie "Violent Road" ® B a m o 0TheNkilhMlracls oay season by Virginia Woolf, am-ws. ■ at available 0 CandMpfei BoeMng selves. ® News (1958) Brian Keith. 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GADOURY’S BAKERY Tel. 643-1191 Tel. 643-1900 643-6663 free Ettlmat»» PRIZEWEEK PUZZLE S4S-S283 MANCHESTER PARKADE, MANCHESTER PMet-TVSPOTUGHT ' ’ r • ■ r r I , h SUNDAT c o n t m 7 :8 12:55 X Morning New* X N «n 11:15 XStarBlazsrs 1 :8 SUNDWi .MONDAr. 1 1 8 08 M w irto TV SPOTUGHT - Page 7 (DCSSNmm X 8 flood Mombig America X Saareh For Tomorrow X 8 8 N * w s 97 PakitWHh Nancy 8 8 8 T o d a y XM*A*8*H 11:30 X Th * Gong Show DAYTIME MOVIES 7:29 8 Cartoons X a AIMyChMran XJackI* Gleason on Wm km d Sport* W rap-Up 8 Dally Numbar* 7:25 XMovI* Old Miser 8 Our Miss Brooks WEDNESDW (£OM*d8«M*klnd 5 :8 3 ) Movla "About Mrs Lestie" 8 8 N * «ft 8 8 8 Days Of Our Uvas 8 Coraiactlcut Scraaning Room 7 :8 0 "MyDogShep"(1948)Lan- a Chico And Tha Man X P.M. Magazine (1954) Shirley Booth. Robert 7:30 1:8 nie Rees. Tom Neal. Ryan. 97 Bast Of Bum* And Allan X AH In Th* Family XHerculolds (X As Th* World Turns (D Jack!* Q ltM on Henry Winkler ages from a 5:22 XShaNaNa Son’s Dilemna X P T L C k i b X The Addam* Family 11:8 C9 EiTM rnncy Onel X "The Accursed” (1958) X Barmy HIH Edward Asner and Meredith 8 8 Today (9) Jake Has* Gospel Time wide-eyed and loving young man X Mary Tylar Moore (SComioack Donald Wolllt, Robert Bray. 8 M'A^S’ H Baxter Birney star In "The Family 8 The Munster* to a bitter and wrinkled old miser XKo|Mt 0N'iYourB«i*kMat 1:55 XBanmHHI 0 97 MacNaH / Lshrar Report Man." a drama special about a 8 Spirit Of Independence who does his best to sour Christ­ 1 2 :8 8 Threa'a A Oowd (4$ Movta "Great Expectal.ons 6 :8 9 "My Favorite Spy" (1951) 8 8 8 TonIghI happily married man who unex­ (1975) Michael York. Sarah (X Captain Kangaroo mas In "An American Christmas Andy Griffith 8 Dick Van Dyks 2 :8 Bob Hope. Hedy Lamarr. a 0 Tic Tac Dough pectedly falls in love with an Miles. X Tha FHntstone* X OlWgan'* Island Carol.'' an updated movie ver­ 97 Captlonad ABC News 8 Quten Tag, IWIa Qaht's? (Tue) 1 :8 attractive young woman, to be 11:45 X a ( m Ufa To Uvs sion of the classic Charles Dick­ 8:8 8 TV Community CoHage (FrI) X "September Affair" (1950) 11:45 (I) Movla The Joker Is Wild" (3) Acoant On Living (Mon) X The White Shadow broadcast Wednesday. Dec. 19. a P o p e y e ens tale. Set during the Depres­ Joan Fontaine, Joseph Collen X 0 N a w s (1957) Frank Sinatra. Jeanne (0) Oomata (Tu*-Frl) XCroas-Wn* on CBS sion. the film premieres on Cram 8:25 8 8 8 Th* Doctor* 4 8 1 2 :8 X 0 Happy Days Paul Clemens stars as Edward 8 8 NOWS 8 Hackle And Jackie / Deputy ABC's. "The ABC Sunday Night X HarryO X Movie "Pittsburgh " (1942) 12:00 X "The Long Memory" (1953) Asner s son.Anne Jackson por­ Dawg Movie," Dec. 16. John Mills, John McCallum X Movie "Honeycomb" (1972) John Wayne, Marlene Dietrich. A (T) Movla "The Cruel Sea" 8:8 8 "The Three Musketeers" Geraldine Chaplin, Per Oscars- man loses many friends In his trays Asner's wile "Denny, (Paul (1953) Jack Hawkins. Donald X Porky Pig And Friends 2 :8 Dorian Harewood (Simon (1948) Lana Turner. Van Heflin. son. relentless drive lor power in the Clemensi is the first in the family Sinden X Meet Tha Mayors (Mon, Wed) X Quldlng Light Haley in "Rools: The Next 9 Dr. Scott On Hebrews steel industry. 2 hrs. (B/W) lo learn what is going on iJ9 Emargancy One) X New York Report (Tue) UndaraDg X Generations") and David Wayne EVENING a Bavarly HIHblllles 8 8 8 C a ^ ’s First Christ­ S Th* Athlalaa X Nina On New J a r a ^ (Thu) (9) Domata mas between his lather and the 8 8 8 Another World will also star in the retelling of 12:15 12:15 X Newark And Raallty (FrI) 0 9 7 Nova young woman," said Clemens. 8 8 Today 8 Nova(Thu) the traditional stroy. which Is set 6 8 X Th e Collaga Bowl Gamas: 34 Listen a Sargaant Bllko "He IS working at his father's 8 T V Community Collaga 8 Porky Pig And Friends X X 8 8 N a w t Tha Last Reward in New Errgland during the garage, and must lace him. He is 12:30 a Romper Room 97 Camera Thrae (Mon) XM-OvaLucy 0ThaSakit 8:8 1930s. XMarv Griffin aware that his father’s olher a Get Smart 9 :8 97 Snaak Pravl*w*(Tue) X Jokar'sWHd 1 2 :8 9$ PubHc Alfairt Spadal 97 Pearls (Wad) tStMticns rnervo th» nghi to makt 8 TV Community CoHege X 0 Angle employees know that there is X Tom And Jerry X Movla "The Jazz Singer" 97 Wonders Of The Sea (Thu) ui0 cfisnffts > 8 Adam-12 8 8 8 A Family Circus Christ­ 1:00 X AndyQrmtth (1953) Danny Thomas, Peggy mas something going on And what, it 97 Paint With Nancy (FrI) 0 Siraals Of San Francisco Lee. 92 Shopamlth / Woodworking X 8 Donahue 97 Zoom (R) a Our Miss Brooks anything, should he lell his iS R K k Of Marriage X •!<>* Franklin 3 :8 8 Green Acre* mother": 9 :8 S Movie "The Court Martial Of 8 News X Popaya And Friends 6 :8 1 8 'SUf'OHs ff>e "p '*' re lasr-mm- Billy Mitchell" (1955) Gary 8 Sesame Street X a Qanaral Hospital X Carol Bumsft And Friends 8 8 8 Tomorrow XHawaUFhre-O CTidfIpFS ' Cooper. Charles Bickford 8 Tic Tac Dough X Ironside X Tic Tac Dough X 0 Three's Company 1:10 8 8 8 Skinflint; A Country 1:15 a Tom Larson I3> Ufestylas (Mon) 8 8 8 NBC Now* a The Rkitslonas (9) Famly Focus (Tue) M O N IW i X McMillan&WH* Christmas Carol 8 9 7 Over Easy i4(^ AB C New* a Movla "Rogue's Regiment" 9:15 (9) Mslodyland Charismatic Clin­ 8 Th* Odd Coupl* 2 :8 1:35 ic (Wed, FrI) (1948) Dick Powell. Vincent 97 A.M. Weather 6:55 X Joe Franklin 3 AB C News (9) World Opportunities (Thu) Price. An American intelligence THURSDAY, Victim’s Refuge 8 Newlywed Game 9 '8 8 Bugs Bunny And Friend* 0Nsw* oKicer enlists in the French For­ X Woody Woodpecker And 97 Over Easy 7 8 2 :8 eign Legion lo catch a Nazi war 8 Tha Odd Couple criminal. (2 hrs.) Friends 3 :8 X CBS New* Happy Refrain X The Partridge Family X One Day At A Time (R) XM*A*8*H 9 :8 8 Calabratlon Of The Eucharist X 0 A B C N * w s X Bugs Bunny And FrlendS\ Timothy Wead (right) guest- X 0 T a x l 2:30 (Mon, Wad, FrI) (Mon,Fr1) ' X 8 Dating Gam* 0 World 8 New Zoo Revue (Tue, Thu) stars as a young man filled with 2;47 l i Ufa Of Riley 9 Festival Of Faith 97 Hanukkah X Bug Bunny And Friends (Tue, X Bast Of Midday 8 Joker's Wild Thu) hatred because he was beaten 8 Wraating As Worl(j War II rumbles 3:00 a Lassie 10:8 Bigs Bunny And Frtsmds as a child, who goes to Walnut 8 Haws 3 :8 around the edges of his life, 3 ) Movie "W e Dive At Dawn" X X Pari* (Wed) 8 Dick Cavatt X Movie "Action Man " (1967) Jason Walton (Jon Walmsley) (1942) Eric Portman. John Mills. Grove to live with his grandfa­ 8 Maud* X 9 7 News 8 Vbta Alagrs (R) (Mon, Wed) Jean Gabin. Robert Stack X 0 ABC News Closeup keeps up the Christmas spirit by 9$ Movie "South Of St Louis" ther, portrayed by Malcolm 97 Psart* 8 Six MUIIon Dollar Man 8 97 vma Alagrs (Tue, FrI) X American Lifestyle conducting a sing-along at the (1948) Joel McCrea. Zachary 9:55 8 Star Blazers Atterbury. In "The Angry Heart” Scott a Heritage Comer 7 :8 0 Connecticut Prime Time 97 VWa Alagrs (R) (Mon, Wed, on NBC's "Little House on the 8 Da«y Numbers Dew Drop Inn. on "The 1 0 :8 Thu) 10:8 Waltons. Thursday. Dec 20. on Prairie." Monday. Dec. 17 7 :8 (DAYTIME. X Dinah) 4 Friend* 4 :8 X Nina On New Jersey CBS 4 :8 "Little House on the Prairie." X P.M. M^iazlna 8 Kitty Today 0 Mastarpiaca Theatre X Bewitched "The Waltons." now in its MORNING X Mike Douglas X Tom And Jerry now In its sixth season, is based X A I In The Family 97 Dick Cavatt X Little Rascals X A Coamic Christmas eighth season, are living in the X Romper Room on Laura Ingalls Wilder's classic 1 1 :8 8 8 Card Sharks X 8 Merv Griffin XSannyHIII .TUESDAY. middle of the World War li years. 4:55 X 8 Movla series of children's books about 8 M ‘ A^8’ H X X 8 8 0 N e w a ® PTL Club 8 Kitty Today XM*A*S*H Three new characters, relatives (91 Domata her family's adventures on the 0 97 MacHall / Lahrsr Report DAYTIME MOVIES 8 Educational Programming X Jackie Gleason of Olivia (Michael Learned) are 5:00 a Ironsid* 8 New Zoo Revue (Mon, FrI) American frontier 1(X) years ago 8 Thraa's A Crowd (BNews 8 FHm Feature (Tue) a Dick Van Dyfc* 8 Our Mia* Brooks introduced Peggy Rea as cousin a I Love Lucy — and stars Michael Landon as 5:22 8 Chico And Tha Man 92 Movla (Mon, Thu, Fit) 8 For You, Black Woman (Wed) 0 Tic Tac Dough Rose Burton. Martha Nix as 10:24 8 A Woman’s Place (Thu) Charles tr^alls. (5) "Allas" (1961) Michael 97 Beat Of Bums And Allen 5:22 8 8 Forest. Frank Wolff Serena, and Keith Mitchell as a Weather 8 97 Sesame Street (StMttOfis r03srv0 ttm right to mako iMSt-mm- 1 1:8 3 Movie . 8 My Three Son* XWKRPkt Cincinnati Jeffrey 1 0 :8 utachangts) X Croas-WIts 12:00 X Mary Tylar Moora 5:50 a Th* Partridge Family ® "You Gotta Stay Happy" XKojak tSfJf'0''t 'fsaroe rna right to mckit lasi-rhm- X The Ghost And Mrs. Muir X 0 fludolph’a Shiny New Year i1 New Zoo Revue 8 8 8 Hollywood Squares 4 :8 (1948) James Stewart. Joan X 0 Barney Millar ute chsriges • X ki Search Of... Fontaine. X_ BanmfBarmy HIH 5:55 a Cross-Whs X The Brady Bunch a^^ a Utd* House On Tha IJ9 Today's Woman X The Ftlntstonas 1:00 8 8 8 Beat Of Carson 11:8 a Andy Griffith Love, American Style 19 Christ Tha Living Word 8 97 WWam Faultnar C£) "Broken Journey " (1948) 6:00 X 8 PTL ChJb 97 Captlonad ABC News CD Barrio (Mon, Thu) X a Lavams & Shlrl^ (R) aSargaantBllko Phyllis Calvert. James Donald. 8 Emergency One) TUESDAY) 1 2 :8 Straight Talk (X) Comment (Tue) X a My Three Sons 8:8 4KX) 3; My Neighbor's Religion (Wad) 8 8 8 High Rollars X The Last Resort ® "T-Men” (1947) Dennis X Bamaby Jonat X Movie "Five Gates To Hell" (X ForOurTlmae(Frl) 8 Electric Company (R) (Mon- 5 :8 XM arv Griffin O'Keefe, June Lockhart. FRIDAY, X Connecticut Ask* Congress Thu) X Sanford And Son Holiday Songs ( S "Oriental Dreams" (1944) (1959) Neville Brand. Dolores a Our Mia* Brooks Michaels (Mon) 8 Once Upon A Clasalc (FrI) X GllUgan's Island Ronald Colman, Marlene X Connecticut: Sean (Tue) a Marcus Welby. M.D. 9 Oavay And Goliath 9 8 Dietrich. 9 Or. Scott On Hebrews X M ’ A*8*H a Bavarty HIlIbHIIas Angelic Miracle X Make It Real (Wad) 11:25 8 Happy Days Again X Eighth Day (Thu) 8 97 Mlstar Rogers (R) X 0 NFL Football EVENING 1 2 :8 X New Jersey Report Noted couhtry singer. Julie X Movla "Mr. Blandings Builds X Dialogue (FrI) a Joker’s WHd X 0 ABC Movie Nero Gregg appears in "SkinliinI: A His Dream House" (1948) Cary ®HaaHh Field 1 1:8 5:15 Wolfe" (1977) David Thayer. X Beat The Clock Country Christmas C a ro l," an Grant. Myrna Loy. A man from 6 :8 6:20 9 Hermano Pablo X X 8 8 N S W S Tom Mason. X Midday original, contemporary book Manhattan moves his family to f£) News X a Family Feud 5*8 the country, where he tries lo XILoveLucy 1 2 :8 6:30 8 8 8 Wfieel Of Fortune (X All In The Family musical based on Charles build a house. 2 hrs. X Jokar'sWHd X Movla "The Christmas Mario Thomas stars in It Hap­ X Congressional Report (Tue) 8 Educational Programming X The Brady Bunch Dickens's "A Christmas Carol," 8 8 8 Movla "The Gathering a TV Community College Tree" (1969) William Holden. Vir- pened One Christmas" on "The a Adam-12 na Lisi. X Intematlonal Zona (Wad) XM*A*S*H which will be aired Tuesday, Dec - Part II" (Premiere) Maureen ABC Friday Night Movie." airing Stapleton, Efrem ZImbalist Jr. A 0 Straats Of San Francisco 8Qra*n Act** XKIdsworld(Frl) AFTERNOON 9 Or. Scott On Hebrews 18. Oh NBC Friday. Dec. 21. on ABC. X Bugs Bunny And Friends 8 The Odd (>>upl* widow and her grown childrens' 97 Zoom (R) Also starring are Lynn Ander­ 1 :8 This traditional Yuletide story X“ Battle- leOIThePisneU Oil 8 97 Electric Company (R) Christmas reunion Is complicat­ 6 :8 8 8 8 Tomorrow 1 2 :8 son, Danny Davis and the Nash­ ed by their unlavorable reaction 8 Connecticut Newsmakers X News Day 8 Lottery Show (Thu) X Carol Burnett And Friends focuses on the classic Christmas (Mon) 8 Hogan's Heroes ville Brass, Larry Gatlin, Tom T to a new man in her life and con- X Tic Tac Dough 1:10 of a remarkable young woman X 12 O'clock Uvsl flicls In their own lives, — — — UD/' At.— X C 8 Lata Movie "Alexan­ 8 Black Parspactiva (Tue) Nows a New* Hall. Barbara Mandrell. Martha 8 8 8 NBCniXis I..news and a lovable apprentice angel X a Movla "U p Front " (1951) der: The Olher Side Ol Dawn' 8 Ring Around The World a UvliM Faith 5:35 0 9 7 Over Easy (Wad) Raye. the Statler Brothers. Mel Tom Ewell, David Wayne. Willie aTheOddOxjpla (1977) Leigh McCloskey, Eve t : ' who team up lo make a miracle. 8 8 8 MIndraaders 8 Movie (Cont’d) (Thu) Tillis and Dotlie West. Joseph and Joe gel Involved in smug­ Plumb 8 What About Woman? (Thu) 8 Educational Programming 6:55 8 Adalante(Frl) 8Movla Cates and Gilbert Cates are the gling cognac In Italy during 2 :8 World War II. (2 hrs.) 0 Nawa aEdAKei) a 120,000 Pyramid executive producers ol this X Nawa 7 :8 X Jo* Franklin 6:54 Cates Brothers Company 9 :8 X House Can* XCBSNew* 8 Nawlywad Gam* X Nawe production 1 2 :8 X M 'A tS 'H 2 :8 6:55 X a Ryan's Hop* 'T h e heart hat its reasoni ISlMtKtns ftM rvt Ifw rigitl to moko losl-mm- 1 0 8 X 0A BCN ew * 8 Amarlean Tran Fathar, Daar Fathar erhich rsaton knows nothing X Lou Grant X8DatlngQam* 8Th*OddCoupla X otochongoot irv light makit last-mm- SNaai* 8 8 8 Pasaword Phis o f." Blais* Pascal X 9 7 Nasr* 9 Festival Of Faith 2:48 a Cormacticut Prim* Tim* a Sounding Board XMovI* "Day Will Dawn uff* ctijngas • I 1 0 :8 8 Nawa (1942) Deborah Kerr. Hugh 97 Dick Cavatt 0 Dick Cavatt Williams. Pape 8 - TV SPOTUGHT e S B h l r ia y ® TV Community Cotaga 1KX> musician's Iriend brings him out SaSTomorrow S Psopla'sCauaua HTUESOItfcoHT.M a Adam-12 a v m s WNeda’s Chriatmaa ol his shell, resulting in romantic » 8tmala Of Ban Frandaco a Movla "The Doctor Takes A involvement with a young Wile" (1940) Loretta Young, Ray Zoom(R) ^ W M N n g to n Weak m Revlsw 3:00 „ . woman. (2 hrs.) 0 Mllland. iflM o vla "A Soldier Named 3*30 Joe' (1970) Dennis Satran. Lang 9'30 1:46 a a a HsUo, Lany (51 Card Bumatt And Friands GDMwvQrtffln Jetlnes ID Tlo Tac Dough ®Banaoak D8ABCMovle "IlHapp^ ®Stx Minton DoHif Man 10:00 a a S N B C N a w a DNaws One Christmas" (1977) Mark) jJ® Naw s 3:08 ® 0 OvarEaay 2:00 Thomas. Wayne Rogers. An Nawf a VsgaS aThaOddCoupla D joaFrankim angel gives a depressed young a a a Best 01 Saturday Night aNawlywadGame woman contemplating suicide 4:00 Uva „ 8:55 the unusual opportunity ol see­ i^t Newt ® Connecticut Prime Time eiNaws 2:30 a Tha Odd Coupis ing what life would bo like with­ 4:30 10:30 7:00 out her. (R) j i KItly Today J ) NBA BaakolbaH (DCBSNawa 2:45 a Silent Night ® Preaante CBM*A*8*H ® Movie "The Seventh Veil 0 WMltrsatWeek 0 DIckCavatt ( D a ABC News ( 1946) James Mason. Ann Todd. ® Dating Game 9KX) .WEDNESOAYim ® Tha Dukas Of Haziard 11:00 (tB Faathral 01 Faith 3:00 ® Movla "The House That j:'ii® a49N«« a Soul Train a a 8 Rockford Fllas DAYTIME MOVIES Screamed" (1971) Lilli Palmer. ® Waahmgton Weak In Review 11 M*A*S*H affatw* a Our MISS Brooks ® DldiCavalt John Moulder Brown ®NCAAI%otbaH BChlcoAndThaMan a Star MlWon Dollar Man 0Masferpleoe Theatre J if, 5:22 aMauda a Movie "B orn Yeslerday" The Beast From The 0 Best 01 Bums And Alien Old Houaaworks 4 0 (1950) Judy Holliday, William 9:30 Haunted Cave (19591 Michael ® Wall ttrssi Weak 11:30 7:29 Holden. Forest Sheila Carol i : Mary Tyler Moore a Ddly Numbers 10:00 i;i Ko|ak 3:27 12:00 ^ ^ 7:30 ® News ® Dallas • '>\ik Weekend With Father X 49 Lova Boat ® 0 N e w s iV 3 j S f ( l IVan Hellm Patricia Neal a a a T o n Ig h t D P.M. Magazine 952 ® AimThaFarnlly 4KM DLatm New York a AndyOrtIflth a News a Connectlcul Prime Time 1 0 0 0 Captioned ABC News D 1100,000 Name That Tune 4 Out 01 The Past (1947) DBannyHW 4:30 10:30 Kirk Douglas Jane Greer 12:00 a M*A^8*H a Kitty Today ® New York Raport 1 Black Shasp Squadron a 0 MacNell / Lahrer Report ® Sneak Prevlaws <:00 . „ ® Or. Scott On Hebrews aThraa'aACrowd tf' Texas Across The River . 0DlckCaven Social Cause a Bevarly HIHbmiaa a NHL Hockay .FRIDAY. (19661 Dean Marlin. Alain Delon a TIC Tac Dough 11d)0* ja Plymouth Adventure 12:30 ® ® a 8 8 N a w s Jill Elkenbwnr (19521 Spencer Tracy. Gene Tier­ D Movla Sincerely Yours 8:00 DAYTIME MOVIES ® M * A * 8 * H Em m a Symna, a determined ney (1955) Liberace. Joanne Dru D MoYla "While Christmas D NBA Baaketbal aOraanAcras (1954) Bing Crosby. Danny Kaye a Our Mias Brooks social wofkaf, In “Otphan EVENING A comic foursome takes an 5KX) Beat Of Bums And Allan Train." a dramatic special 12:37 a "The Great Jesse James 0 entertainment job In Vermont to (la B a ra n a Raid" (1954) Willard Parker, Bar­ about shim children, airing help a lormer general, who is in 11:30 6:00 1:00 danger ol losing his inn. bara Payton. ® Mary Tyler Moore Tuaaday, Dec. It, on CBS. j}(j® aNe»n DThrillar Theatre ® Movla "Holiday Inn " (1942) ®Kolak ' LfilLovaLucy 5:22 ® ChariM's Angels a ® aTomorrow Bing Crosby. Fred Astaire Alter ( j "Kansas Pacilic" (1953) 8 J ) Jokar'a \WW a Movie "Golden Boy " (1939) a ® Tonlght (S TV Communtty Collage losing his fiancee, a man retreats Sterling Hayden, Eve Miller 8 William Holden. Barbara to his Connecticut larm. which 0 Captioned M C News BARBS 9 Adam-12 Stanwyck he turns into a seasonal inn. 2 12:00 49 StreaU 01 San Frandaco a "So This Is Paris" (1955) hrs. (B/W) Phil Pastoref S f Zoom (H) 1:10 Gloria DeHaven, Tony Curtis. ® The All-American College D Hawa« FIva-O (E a Lavama 4 Shklay Comedy Show 6‘30 ® Movla "Tobruk” (1967) 1:00 ® Or. Scott On Hebrews Carol Bumatl And Friends 1:45 Rock Hudson. George Peppard (D "'Slage Door" (1937) Katha­ 8 Movie "Charlie Chan At The I take time to formulate fi Tic Tac Dough (ENaws British and German anti-Nazis rine Hepburn, Ginger Rogers Race Track" (1936) Warner mature judgments — you ^ ^ 39 NBC News blow up Gorman fuel supplies in 2:00 Oland. Helen Wood just put off making up your 34 Over Easy Tobruk. 2 hrs. 4:00 iS Joe Franklin (5) "Captain Lightloot" (1955) m in iT S Ths Odd Coupis a Newlywed Game a ® 8 Buck Rogers In The 12:30 25th Century Rock Hudson, Barbara Rush ® Movie "Great Expectations 6:55 2:20 ® 0 Evening At Symphony a "Holiday Inn ” (1942) Bing (1947) John Mills. Valerie If you have a firecracker 49 Nevrs 3 ) News Crosby. Fred Astaire. Hobson. of an idea, be sore the fuse 8:30 Is long enough for yon to get 7:00 2*30 12:37 DSBanaon EVENING J CBS Nears 3 TTm Odd Coupla ® Movie "The Lady In The Car out of the way. Just In case i M'A'S'H 9:00 With Glasses And A Gun ” (1969) the boss, rather than the i[ (0 ABC Nasrs 2:59 D 8 Bamay MWar Samantha Eggar, Oliver Reed d) Movie The Deerslayer" 6KX) cracker, explodes. fi 39 Dating Game ® ® a 8 N m iis aMcHala'sNavy (1957) Lex Barker. Rita Moreno 9*30 jf. Fssllval 01 Faith ® Nwicy Savin And Tha ARtt ® ILoveLucy 39 Joumsys To The Mind ® Joker's WM 1:00 3:00 0 MaslarpleoaThaatro a Midnight Special 8 News 3Q Movie One Russian ® 0Zoom (R ) 8 8 ig Dick Cavett Summer" (1973) Oliver Reed. 10KX) a Adam-12 1:25 39 Maude John McEnery ® Nmm 8 Stieott Of San Frsndsco ® CBS Late Movie "A Summer 57 Once Upon A Classic D a 20/20 a Six Million Dollar Man 6:30 Without Boys" (1973) Barbara a Movie "This Thing Called ® Newark And Reality Bain, Michael Moriarty. 7:29 a a a o d n c y ® Cwol Buman And Friands 39 DaHyNumbars Love” (1941) Rosalind Bussell. ® Tic Tac Dough Meivyn Douglas ® Connacbout Prime Time 1:30 There’s nothing like a 7:30 ® Brums Wrap-Up a ® 8 NBC News ® Ufa Of Riley T P.M. Magazms 4:00 ®0OvarEasy a Movie "Savage Wilderness ” good, hearty breakfast to 5 All In Tha FamHy a News 10:30 a Tha Odd Couple (1955) Victor Mature, Guy Madi­ make one go 1®*®^ i FHtilly Faud ® Religious Special son, and coffee for economic rea­ 4:30 ® Meat The Mayors 7 M J BannyHin a Kitty Today ® CBS News sons. 39 Wild Kingdom ® Tha Fourth EsUta 2:00 ®M*A*8*H ® JoeFrsnkim aBIgMonay a Dick Van Dyke 0Nmirs ® 8 ABCNaws Keep your eye on the ball ® ® MacNall / Lahrer Report ^ T H U R S D A Y ^ DaDatmgQamo 2:30 CS Indoor Soccer 0 Movla Three Coins In The and somebody will swipe 11:00 aFsstIvalOIFalth your clubs. a Dicfc Van Dyke daytim e movies ® ® ® 8 8 N a w s a PopI Qoaa Tha Country Fountain" (1954) Clifton Webb. 49 Tic Tac Dough ® M * A * 8 * H aNaws Dorothy McGuire. 8:00 ® Jackla O la ainn ® Dick Cavan 2:37 5:00 a Our MIsa Brooks (3) How The Grinch Stole Christ­ a "Death Valley ” (1946) Rob­ S I S4«ii«to ® News mas aCMooAndThsMan 0 Wonders Ol The Saa (3) A Part 01 Amarica DIad ert Lowery. Helen Gilbert 0 Bast Of Bums And AMn 2*59 7:20 Loving Tree d) a Boht Is Enough 5:22 ( i ) Movie "Good Sam ” (1948) 11:30 (S Daly Numbers Gary Cooper. Ann Sheridan. (D Movis The Rainmaker’ (D " Dillinger' (1945) Lawrence ® Mary TVIsr Moors Children and Christinas Tierney. Anno Jofireys (1956) Burt Lancaster. Katharine ® K o «a k 7:30 3:00 trees are a natural pairing at Hepburn. A con man posing as a ® P.M. Magazms ® Movie "Crim e In The 12:00 DaPoloaWoman Yuletide, but a little girl in rainmaker not only ends the a "P hinir (1954) Judy Holli- ® R ad n oFrom Yonkars ® AimThaFarnly Streets" (1956) Sal Mineo, John drought in a small Southwestern DFamlyFaud need of a Merry Chrbtmas day. Jack Lemmon. aSSTonIght Cassavetes town, but also brings needed aAndyOiimm DBannyHB tree is treated to one Iw a romance and conlidence to a 1:00 0 Captlonad ABC Nows a NaafwHa Musk: 3KM very unique pine tree, on "The spinster. 2 1/2 hrs d "Warpath ” (1951) Edmond a A Coamic Christmas ® News Tiny Tree,” the animated spe­ a MacNal / Lshrar Raport a a RaalPaopIs O ’Brien. Polly Bergen. 12KK) 0 3:30 cial to be rebroadcast ® 0 Great Parlormanoas ® Columbo 8 Thrsa'sACrowd Movie "Lorna Doone'.’ 4:00 DM ovto "Sign Ol The Pagan 8 Wednesday, Dec. 19, on CBS. ® Sargaant BWco (j) Christopher Columbus a Otck Van Dyfca (1951) Barbara Hale. Richard (1955) Jeff Chandler. Jack As Squire Badger, the nar­ (1949) Fredric March, Florence 8 T1c Tac Dough Greene. 3*30 Palance. rator of the tale, says, “The (i) The Tiny Tree Eldridge a Or. Soon O n Habrsws 8KX) 4:20 Tiny Tree” is about ‘Tove and (X)MarvGmiln a Miracle On 34lh Sireel aBsvartyHMblllas ® The Incredible Hulc O Movis "S a ntiag o” (1956) ® Our Mias Brooks (1947) Maureen O ’Hara. John ® 8p ^ Special sharing, not just at Christinas, Alan Ladd. Rossana Podesta. but year r o ^ . ” The tree of Payne 12:30 D 8 Banll's Chrtatmaa Story 1 9:00 ® Movla "One Man’s Way" D Movla "Too Late Blues ' the Utle is a small whispering (j) Tha Family Man EVENING (1964) Don Murray. Diana (HaCharila-sAngals (1962) Bobby Darin. Stella pine standing In a meadow l^a rk J. Stevens. A )azz perlormer sacril- a ® DHTrant Strokes " T o m ourn a mischief that near an abandoned farmhouse aOrsanAcraa ices himself and his career for a Movis "The Pad - And How it past and gone it the next that becomes the source of 6 M the sake ol a beautilul blonde To Use It" (1966) Brian Bedlord. ® ( i a ® N w i a way to draw new mischief love and support for a lonely 12:37 vrho doesn't really appreciate Julie Sommars Based on a play iSILoveLuey on." Shskttpsira D 8 B a r a n a UtUe girl. by Peler Shader A shy (XlJokar'sIWId him. 2 hrs.